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l^^ •-- • — <X2'Ohio Ton . . . . — 03
J , Sutler.. l.OSm.OT^lPrymaster ... — 03
Oolfifirld District .'
Ansms .. 13 ulcrt B«d Anx 11-14
Allans «2 «4!Ort Bend Ex. 14V4 15
riack Ant« .. 03 OC'Hlbernia ..... 06 OTU
.^;lfc B Boa»M. O« o&Jumbo Ex ..1.89 l.S2\i
Bloc Bell ... 16 lit;K(-t>dall Ex ..02 «O
Crucker Jark. 18 MlK^teanaa Ex.. — .31
S"IV 2.00 2.o7Hil«ne Star 19 'JO
Die n Btte C. 24 25!Majrue C 7OS
l>ir.end TrngL 20 i'llMld Pawnee... 04 .. 05
'>ivle <w OTlMlUtowa Frac O3 —
Empire 03 JOlMoliawk Ex .. 09 10
l'!Crcn<>e .....5.45 — (Nev Ooldfleld.. SO —
tfgld Bar Old. 55 5T!Red HilU .... 56 57
QU\ On M. — 8.37^ Bed Top Ex.. 23 24
(.rendma 15 16 St It*b — !W
Great Bend... 75 — fwonder — *3
Cullfroß District
Bis Ballfrnff. 02 OSiUtt'.e Blfrg ..01 02
Pvniie Clare. &<i MiMaj-flowtr Con 38 SS
Bulifrojr Mm. 15 10 Mts Shoa Kx. 10 —
Rlfrc Nat Be 22 24?Ortft Bnllfrog. 07« —
Cola Bar .... 70 ".'iVnnkee Girl ..05 0C
LUre llarrl*.. 02 IJ <13|
..\u25a0 Mactattan District
Gold Wedge., tcj <>$!&lan Mln Ncr 07 07»4
t.rannr G M. 23 24; Mac Ked Top. 02 H 03
Man Uronebo. 07 O7V4!M»n Whale ..03 —
Man Oouia .. 02 «4iMngUnir M»n.. . 22 £3
Nilau Cowboy. 04 O3;l ; tne Nut 00 07
Man Kexter.. 13 15]VeIlow Horse.. — " 07
Man Humhldt 05 — JSrl Uurcplirei'. 06 07
Man Lit Joe.. 02 (Xi\
Other Districts
Southern Belle Mine*.... — 42
Comatocka
Coo Va M Co. 62 83!Oj?hlr — l'.JJjj
nCAL ESTATE TRA>§ACTIOXS
Ifttropolitan lmproreinent company to Otto
S<-hr*der. lot in SB l!n« of Harrison street, 200
SW of Elgtth. SW 75 by SE 192:«; $10.
Same to California mi> deposit and trust
company, lot in SE line of Minna street. - 255
IP of Third. NE 20 by SE 80; al»o lot at SE
'/timer ef W street and Sixteenth arenue, X
\u25a0fsJS fey S 300; flO.
>sr.- •..• 1 Sussmaa and trife to Annie A. Lyt
pens, lot in E litte of Bafilert atreet, 100 S
or Tweny-Cfth. 8 40 by E 117:6; $10.
r»avid Kerr to John Derine. lot in E line of
rslifernla street, 2SI S «f cos© avenue. 8 24:4
. by E 122.6; $ia
rrederlrk Prindle et al. to Caroline H. Baln
,"V,ri<Jge, lot in E line of Guerrero street, 142:5
t of Twenty-fifth. 6 S4:l by IS 125; $10.
Alice M. J>wyer to WlUlam J. Coyne and
wife, lot In W line of Utah street, 150 N of
yoJo. N 50. TV RB, SE C 2:6. E T2: $10.
Mataimocuke Teukamoto to Sunset City lann
! «".ry. lot at NTV corner Twenty-tbird street aad
». r. Jose avenue. TV 41. N 114. E 5:49-74, S
114:10; flO.
TYuf.tr;. 'st!u Dotnoto to same, lot at SW cor«
ner.San Jo»e avenue and Alvarado street, W «8,
S 114. E 5:49)4. >" 114:10; ?iO.
Albert Meyer to fiucenie B. Htllett, lot In W
' I'.ne of Twelfth avenue, 100 S of U street, S
450; >V 80. N 50, W W 400." E 120; $10.
Tope ettate company to Charles W. Fay, lot
in S line of Seventeenth street, 100 W of Cole.
W 15S:0U. S 114:4 11-16, £ 1-S:OU. N
! 3H:4 11-16; $10.
Daniel Murphy et at to Charles McSwegan
•ft al:. lot in X line of Pape street, 150 W of
, JS.-oderiek. W 25 by N 187:6; $10. - '
Eutenia B. f\inerton et al. to Francia J.
t'rotrhan, lot in \\' line of Shot^vell street, 215
; JJ of Twentieth, 6 25 by TV 122 :€; $10. >
Joseph O. Uiracbfelfler and wife to Joseph
, Hyman et nl.. lot ta W line of Kearay street,
-112:6 N of Sutler, N 25:« by W 63:5; $10.
E. J. Merritt to Mayme Merrltt, lot in W. line
of Second avenue, 318:7 S of A street, >" 25 by
.SV. 120; UO.
Henry J. OWsen and wife, to Leo S. Fazzl aad
wife, lot In W line of Anderson atreet, 225- S
, fit Jefferson. 525 by TV 70; $10. ' -. -
Pope estate company to Carolyn V. Member, lot
.at NW corner of Eivoli and Cole streets, -N 25
by TV 100: *10. ' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •-'-
• -'Joseph Baldacci and trlfe to Helen K.'Kowe,
lot In E lino of Jones street, 40 S of tbe&tnut,
N2oby E CS:3; $10. v« - •
ranuie E. Rrans to Panl C. Roberts, lot at :
corner of Point Lottos and Fifteenth avenues, |
S 125, \V 120. S 25, E 90, 8 100, E 30^ $10.' -!";
Cliriatopher Heißx «iid wife t*-Splro G-.Jaa- 1
, eovjeh and wife," lot In N line of Jackson street.
.192:6 E of Larkia. E 27:6. N 137:6; $- — i -. •
PbQip H. Deppe to ClirtHien and
Xt !fe. lot in E line of Douglass atreet; 135 N of •
i.venteenth. S 25 toy E 148; $10. :. C^
L. Frank to Em 11 Btaedecker. lota 1, S to lit ;
block B, Mission Street land company; $10. <\u25a0.;\u25a0;-..:
Ansel M. Eaeton and wife to Georr* HpKeat ,
6c-n. lot et NB corner of Filbert and Octavla
elTi^t», S 34 by E W; $10.
Parkaide triMlt company to Parkslde realty
rotnpenv. lot at NTV* corner of U street -and.
Twenty-third avenue, W 240 by N 600; $10, •\u25a0.-'
Isabella M. Eosera t« Ell«a F. Rogers, lot to '
E line of Central avenue, 30 N of TValler street,
N 30. E 53 more or less, HE to a point 50 X of
Waller street. TV 70 acre or less; $10.
Joha M. Mahon and wife to Theodcre Fteo,
them and wife^ lot tn W 2ia« of Sanehea street,
114 Sof Clipper. S 25:Ur by W SO; $10. - i
Btrtnolomew Dacahy to Mary C. Danahy, tot
la E line of Tencetaee street, 225 X of Sierra,
N 25 by E 100; $10.
Headrick D. Ratzhora and wife to Catherin*
Richardson, lot In SE line of Vienna street. 350
KE of India, >X 25 by SE 100: $10. \u25a0
Ann Watson to Ambrose A. Watson et al., lot
in E line of Scott place, 62:6 S of Broadway, 8
23 by E *6; *i*o lot In JfE line of Twenty-sev
en th avenue, 225 SE of I street, SE 75 by >'E
100-, rift- • >
T. B. Potter realty company to Olla M. Koppl
kus. lou Cl to 54. block 2s, Beis tract; grant.
E. Avery McCarthy and wife to Elizabeth Ba
kir. lot 22, block 29, Sunnyslde; $ .
Bchrend Joost to same, lot in E line of Pro*
per street, 103:8 S of SixteenUi, S 25 by E «0;"
Pop* estate company to Oseax A area, lot in:
\r line of Col* street, 102:9 S of Seventeenth,
5 25:1 by W 100; $10. -
Barae to Walter U. Bauman, lot in E line . of ,
ShrjLder street, 102:9 S of Cannel, S 25:1 by W
100; $10. - . -
Jotm H. Boyson end wife to Richard Acton and
wife, lot in E line of Valencia street, 183 N of
Twenty-fifth, N 25 by E 117:0; $10-
Popt estate company to Vincent I. Banco, lot
tn W line of Shrader *tre«t, 848 :«H 8 •«' Sev
enteenth, S 57:7&, W 190:0%, X S7:«. B
137:8 3-16; «0. • "" • •— "
•Sams to Charles W. Fay, lot la 8 line of Sev
• ;te»Bth street, 100 W of Sbrader. W 25, S
,iO»:lO?4. E S2:SU, X 110:3; $10. - .
I Earn* to sama. lot ' in S l!n« of Seventeenth
" street. 100 E of Cole. E 135 tj S 114:4 U-16;
$iO. • • - .-.\u25a0•.
Rosl Ooets to GloTWnl TsJerf, lot in N line of
Vallejo street, X W ot Mason, W 2«:3 by N
102:6; $ — -* -
. Patrick Collins to Charles Herolfl, lot in SW
line ot Thirteenth areon*. 15 NW of -I* street
South. NW 75 by 6TV 100; $ — -. , - :
Ccaries Monson to John Chetwood, lot la E
l!ne of Dearborn place. 151 :« Sof Seventeenth
street. 6 26:6 by E 105; $10. .
John Chetwood to Charles \u25a0 Moeson, lot In N
line of Twenty-foorta street. 26 E of Fair Oaks,
E 64 by S «; $10.
Ituildina; Contrarts
rttrlotta F. Clarke with Charles Norris A
Co Painting, tintiru? and poMsliing for a . four
rtorr and basement betiding in S line of Turk \u25a0
street, 137:6 W of Larkin, S 137:6 by -.W;
137:6; $3,500. '- • ' . . .
Norman and Kerney McKeilar with J. -A. ',
Davis tc Son— All work for a oofl story frame
building; in W line of Shradejp street, 75 S of
Alma. 25 by 100; Si,r-00.
Angclo aad Julia Devlncecsl with Brajtfietto \u25a0
A Trevla— All work, except painting, mantels ,
ft* fixture" end window shades, for a three
etory and basement frame buildlxnr, is W line
m Mason street,, 102 3 of Union, £3 by 137:6;
$6,600.
Chart** M. Belshaw wtth Heajy-Tibbetts con-,
•ttruction company— Concrete and cement .work
for a two story frame bcildlna; In SW lla« of
B«ale street, 183:4 NW of Howard, NTV 187:0
by SW 275; $5.300. .
A. A- Lnwlerback . with Mangnnn A Otter,
fStaodanl electrical eotapany and P. K. Kom
company — Heatins upparatus. electrical work
end palntinr fir a four story and basement brick
building at XE corner of Eddy and Leavenworth
struts. E 137:6 by N 137:6; $9,861.25.
B&ush & Lomb optical company with Hrrm&n
6 Co. — Office partitions, wall cases, show cases,
counter*, table sttxtores, etc., on third floor of
Central Realty Duiidin* at 154 Setter' atreet;
$4.»04.
Charles A. and Mairaret Stewart with Sarto
rius company, Levl woodworking company and
Knowlec & k*in-r — Lstblnjr. plaster, wood; and
metal work fnr a seven story brick building In
8 line of Oeary street. 162:0 ,«V of Powell,- W
75 by S 137:6: $14,5a0. _ . J
TO TAKE UP HYDE-BENSON
CASES NEXT JANUARY
Congress Will Be Asked for Special
Appropriation for Taking Wit
nesses to Washington
WASHINGTON, July 25. — It was an
nounced Wednesday that . *" '-'effort
would be made in January to*, tako up
the cases arainfit' Dlniond, Hyde and
Benson, involving a charge of conspir
acy to defraud th« government: by
cutting public timber. The delay has
been <- due .to i- crowded criminal _* cal
endar.
It will be necessary , to bring about
75 witnesses from the P&ctfle coast,' and
an effort will be made^to secure an ad
ditional appropriation from ' congress
before the trial*-.
HOTEL MEN DISCUSS; THE /
TRANSPORTATION OUTLOOK
A meeting of the San Francisco hotel
managers* association was held at lth«
Fairmont hotel last night, at* which 12
cf the largest hotels were: represented.
E. S. de Wolfe preslded.%-.'
The managers 'discussed the railroad. 1
trolley car and steamship transportation
situation. It : was; decided >to\ hold: an-
meeting, at the ; Fairmont in ".\u25a0 two
Veeks to - name delegates \u25a0to i; tmvel
througn the eastern cities ; for' the pur
pose ,of laying before : the 1 public the
true {acts as to conditions la the city.
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Brokers Will Celebrate Date
of Resuming Business
Governing Committee Arranges tbMa]^
z Merry in- Bush Steeet in August
The mining stock brokers in the San
Francisco stock and exchange- board
have ] f decided^ to celebrated the anni
versary of the raising 'bf '.the. hag, on
their building In- Bush; street after the
fire of April; \Bop.' With the celebra
tion will go- a lot of jolllflcation and
some speech making. GoVernor'Gillett,
Mayor Taylor, General- Woodruff, fU.
S. A-. and John P. Irish have been mr
vlted to speak. The stock and" ex^
change board, was the first organiza
tion of businessmen I'to1 ' to e,rect a building
in the burned district .after the fire.
The brokers leased the lo€ now occu
pied in Bush street imm'edlately \u25a0 after
the fire and had completed the build-
Ing and opened it by August 10, 1906.
There were no .'other structures of ; a
similar sort in use in' the city at that
time. - .V
The date of August 11 for the cele
bration'was fixed, by the governing
committee of the- board yesterday. aft*
ernoon. The idea was enthusiasti
cally received. Another celebration of
a different sort is due when the new
exchange building, now in progress.
Is completed. This will be jf about
Christmas time, and ' a Christmas tree
will probably will be a' feature of a
jinks to celebrate the opening. The
Idea may have been derived from Bos
ton, wuere thft stock brokers have a
lot of fun at Christmas. The brokers are
given presents which they must open
within the rail In the presence* of the
spectators In the. board room and every
gift is a "josh."
The governing committee of* the
San Francisco , stock and exchange
board voted yesterday^ to strike a large
number of mining: companies' from the
stock list. . . . ; i~J :.v
In the Bush street market yesterday
the shares of 'the southern Nevadas
dropped again in, prices. .There was an
appearance of hammering that carried
Goldfleld Consolidated. Min^s down from
$8.52 i& to $8.32^5 in the \u25a0sessions of the
boards and to a still lower point in the
curb sales. All along the line a decline
set In. Combination Fraction' dropped
from $2.45 to $2.26; Daisy from $2.15
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
SHOWS BANK CLEARINGS
Local Money-Market Holds
Its rr Usual Firm : and
.v
;. iAt this time last year San Francesco's
volume of trade 'had;- gathered great
headway as" js shown by the 'clearing
house fiJßutes^bi.lated by 'trVe Califor
nia Prorriotjbn - '-^eommitteel' -.-\u25a0 For the
week ending Thursdays noon, July; 25,
1907, the San Francisco banks cleared
$38,357,499.21. For... the corresponding
period in 1906 and . 1905 the amounts
were, respectively' $38, 812,987.17 and
$32,783,213,78, showing a decrease for
the » present week ' of 1 per cent as
against: 1906 and an increase of 17 per
cent as against 1905. It should be re
membered in this connectiqn.. that a
year- ago the clearings of the Oakland
banks /were reported through the San
Francisco clearing, house, which' is not
now the case. -'* .. .": '^'-.c-
If ' Oakland's clearings for-ithe'- cur
rent k >eek, amounting, to $r,299, 859.12,
were added to the amount for ' San
Francisco it would' give'a grand total
for :the two .cities of $40,657,358.33.
During the week the clearings at Los
Angeles were $10,350,921 as against $9,-
G11.16S last year, showing a gain of 7
per cent and -at San Jose, $459,499.77, as
against $382,914.39 for last year, show-
Ing a gum of 20 per cent..." ;V
BRAVES WHIRLPOOL TO
SAVE HIS $1,500 "ROLL"
Passenger on Stockton Boat
Performs a .Thrilling
Swimming! Feat - r
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
STOCKTON. July. 25. — While the
river steamer Captain. Weber was on
its- passage down to . San Francisco
Monday,, even old" time" 'sailors were
'surprised' at aya v feat 'performed: by. John
Bradin, a passenger. The steamer- was
running with the current and .had
reached a point where the', tide, then
coming-in, met the, swift. rjver current
and formed a dangerous whirlpool. It
was while in. the, midst of this pool. and
running- under ' fjoirced , pressure", .that
Bradinfs "derby hat <w*as. : . blown frpm.his
'head 'over the'-sjeamer's rails into the
water.';. Without • a moment's hesitation
be Jumped, from the upper deck of .the
steamer, 18 feet, above • the-, water line,
without even so much as removing. his
coat.
The passengers- rushed :to the side of
the boat and saw Bradln swim back
into the whirlpool and catch his ; hat* in
his teeth" and \u25a0 set out for . the ' shore,
which he reached without, much effort.
The eteamer stopped at>the'first:oppor
tunity and called for- Bradln, .who
walked down the bank and boarded the
steamer again.
Immediately the passengers ' began . to
rebuke him for. his .alleged^ foolishness
In jumping into the river at its most
dangerous point for. a hat. Bradln lis r
tened with patience j.to' all that, every
passe < nger and sailor" had, to say, and
when they resumed silence he caused
great excitement by turning' down, the
inner band of the derby and exhibiting
between $1,500 -and $1,800 in : green
backs of.: large .His
swimming ' feat' was considered wonder
ful and he asserts that had- he- any
other money he would not have risked
his Ufa to recover the hat.
WORKMBS DEDICATE NEW HALI
The. grand- lodge officers of, the Cali
fornia Ancient Order of Work-"
men dedicated their; new hall Tat 548
Halght ; atreet "Tuesday; rilght. \u25a0 ; It' was
erected to house" the ; 23 lodges '; of .' this
order, in the city,\ which had'beeniwlthr
out in eetlng places; slnceHhe'nre.V^Two
beautiful lodgerooms ;were fitted; up
in \ti9 building, and in these rooms two
lodges : of the order, meet each night |in
the week. \u25a0\u25a0:'.' ." : -
, ; - Many, members i assembled ;to\ witness
the 'dedicatory.; ceremonies, J which * were
conducted by:the^followlngfgrandioffl
cers: W. •J. Peterson, ; G. F.; : C. r ,T.
Spencer, \ G.\ Rec. ; l Samuel. Boothr"grahd
receiver; ; D. -S. Hlrshberg. 4 D.' G. jM. W.;
and * Edwin "Danforth,*. 1 : P. "', G. :% M. W;
Unity, lodge and; Prosperity; lodgelwere
hosts of the f evening. F. ; L. Hansen (of
Unity, lodge .was s master ,| of
t '; Addresses*- wereSdellvere"dr|by.\W.JJ.
Petersen, A D."i",S.vHirshberGr.2and C. T.
Spencer. '): Samuel c. Booth ".• sangV a \u25a0* song
written* for the \u25a0 occaslori,~ ; "Hunting; a
New.' Lodge ' Hall." * and .In response *to
an .'encore "rendered -'a 'dalled
"Boodle." : , ' : \u25a0 " :
.T^}r:S^ : :^RM^o6^C!AJ4j 9 . FRIDAY, JULY 26,, ,1907.
to $2.05; Jumbo Extension from ''sl.Bs
to $1.80. .Red HUIs gained.' in ; the s sales
of the day.' Something , ; like % 25,000
shares of this stock \ were sold, and j the
rise from' the opening % at;ss ; cents' was
to ; 66 Jcents, \u25a0\u25a0',. Ophir,\; in \ the*. Comstock
list, dropped a ,'f ew_t points -?and?j sold
dowriitb'-$l:10.' : . Mohawk
Leasing .made '-.'. a slight^ gain,';': Silver
Pick fell from 64;cent« : to ; 62;cents."
1 J6hn ; A:{Walls was elected tff.mem
'be'rship in . the San s : Francisco; stock^ and
exchange board yesterday.
MINING AT MANHATTAN
Ore of Shipping Grade Is Produced in
Several Places
. The Tonopah' Miner" says,,that. ship
ping', "ore ; of high g/ade ; Is beings mined
at , the .Granny \u25a0: mine ; lni the V Manhattan
district, .at* the. Manhattan :Mustang,j at
Union - Nq. 4 ieaee7 and at- thef Manhat- r
tan St.*. 'lves. -The Miner also says: r
Contracted have* been ,let for 'sinking' two' shafts,'
each ' 50 feet deep,"- on . the ; estate of • the ' Manhat
tan . Rattler, mining I company. . : Vt'ork I will i begin
at once. .This will' be followed -hy. the- awardlujt
of further contract* to ' provide for- elnkiog until
the ore. zoae-U .ui^^.'t^- -V - ; .- ; \u25a0\u25a0• %• ; .
At the Wolftoue -niln«7a. I«dge v ba9;been en
countered riipnlng *t right' angles. with the main
Wolf tone •» ledge, ' Dwelopment : f work * has i \u25a0 been
carried on almost" without since .th*
I date when the, original' monuments were erected, 1^
1 A dopp main-, shaft has. been sunk . and i surface
Improvements of: a permanent character, have
been made. . ' ' . ""\u25a0 '-'-:\u25a0 ' " \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0::;.? > -.' :: ''--J \u25a0:,"\u25a0•'
•The management; of , the Manhattan ; Exjiress
mine bas put a, force, at work prospecting and a
sliaf t 100 , feel; deep .. will \u25a0be sunk. \u25a0 ' The i Otero
management is preparing . to • drift , along - the
strike of the ledgevet tne.loo foot-lovel.- .._.\u25a0; •.-:.
'"- A.cross fissure "carrying highgold .'values at
Tarious points has \u25a0 been encountered .in . the "east
Manhattan section in Mineral hill groutid.t Devel
opment -of the' acreage of the Manhattan 'gold
and copper, mining company property.: has been
begun.' A. raaln working ' shaft - has' be?ni sunk
to the depth of 40 feet. ;-. In! the shaft Tof the.
' Forked • Stick mtne .- a narrow stringer : has \u25a0 been
encountered that carried - valnes ' of .'sloo'a \u25a0 ton;~
In'tliy fac«. of- the. Manhattan Proper *• shaft -a 1
ledge atour feet in widf h' ls. showing. -' The shaft ;
at the Breyfogle Is down 120 feet and is rapidly
approaching thei22Q foot point .'-Where*erosscut
tfng -will' be : commenced. '<* The"; shaft' i«a ". '.the'
Blue .lay has been' sank- 30. feeet. . Leasers have
opened • up a' rich ' ledge ' on'-'thf -Manhattßß • lay- r
mftflter. — • - ." \u25a0 ' ..-.. ' •_-
STOCK BROKER CONVICTED
OF ABANDONING WIFE
H. G v Kuhl tp Be SentenceS
Today.. foivl 'Failure^ to'L?
Caref or, Helprrre^ ' :^ ; :l
'\u25a0- .'-'.'"-\u25a0 ' ' ' ' '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'"-: -\u25a0?_ J-.-.v'. ••\u25a0 ril £\u25a0:\u25a0') '/.:>iLi
""\u25a0 t'lL G, -]-Kuhli a .;; member' : vof - 'the^San-
Franclscd";stQck and exchange^, boards
was ; ! convicted *;;b"y , ' Police^ {.jii'dg^.
Cabanlss yesterday 'on :i the "charge; of"
abandoning his . wife,' Helen Kuhli and
was ordered to appear for sentence .to-,
day. j This is the ; first ; case -heard -.iri
this, city; under act- passed*. at 1 - 3 the
last session- of the : legislature;^ "'.Kuhl,'
who was i 1i 1 represented ;: by; Attorney JAIJ A 1
Wheelan,; said, /that ••-. he- ; would..? give
notice of appeal.- ; Mrs. Kuhl, -who* ls; at"
cripple! was represented fby Attorney
Louis Byington. >-*—^ %•% • ' ",. : .,/ . •- ". ,sv,"i
Mrf. Kuhl's evldence'showed' that- she
wascmarried- to; Kuhl ; in "Mar%h;J !'S9s.'^
that. 'he-.' left heritwo monthu'latef^and
that since that time he had, not con
tributed any. money ..toward^ her -sup
pbrt and had not spokehVto'h'er'Jfor'jlO
years. ; She said that' she did" not -know
hi^ financial ; condition, hat \u25a0- that fas } he
vf as .a member of the ? stock f. exchange
he was,' in. her belief, able; to support
her.' '\u25a0;,-. " \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0\u25a0r ; : -. .;.^: '-'-\u25a0- \u25a0 J :?-"..*; >r- v .1
KUhl tes_tifledsln 'his defense -that- h'<f
biad -paid considerable " money; for* debts^
incurred by her prior to their 'marriage
and \u0084t hat he' was;; not -able ;tol support
her. - Shte \u25a0. had annoyed,
him, he said, after he left her and: had
threatened his life.-< ,-. '£?'\u25a0 ' *-. ' ; : --';
\ Attorney • Byington " said ' that .Mrs"
Kuhl was . si- wQirian of wealth" and "well;
known socially- when . she i married-;
Kuhl and that' after Kuhl, had" .grbVterf.
all of her money.^he abandpned"her,a'nd
refused to support her, j^Kuhl inrlSJM*'
applied, for- a' divorce -froni'-her; on; the"
ground, of cruelty.^but. it; was? denied;
He obtained a rehear ing- and^the. mat-*
ter was taken ...before -.the^'supreme
court The |aUpr em e '. 66u rt - bus tainted
the judgment of the: lower, court4-*TA't£'
torney Byington hinted that wa"s
another woman in ..the case. * - .
RELIGIOUS S NOVELS f ROT," > -
»• : DECLARES^ --EyANGELIST
Rev. Mr. Francis Preaches a \u25a0:. Spirited
Sermon'; at the First Bap
. tist: Church; / ; 1 -I
• "I: would rather; \u25a0 undertake^ to -fight '
the battles 'of ithe; world Vwjth .'.ft.*, child's
toys;, than .to,", have Ho; depend -on? the
modern ! ; religious 'novel : for ; my';concep
tions - of 'Jesus | Qhrist/V declared •Evan;-'
gellstlFranclsyin' a. sermon at th« Fir v st»
paptist church , A Wedijesday^ afternoon; 1
''There : is much prating ' of th* 'man' of
Galilee'; I am not a. foUo'we'r.'jof 'the.
man* of Galilee; I am ;a follower; ; of-Hhe:
9on of God, .the business; manager -of 'a,
thousand '.million worlds I like this."rT*: i " >
'.* ;The preacher's ? text" was; from' Paul'e
prayer,, recorded- In -Ephesians; 1:17-18.
He", stated that all of this prayjer : could
be summed : up ; in 'one ;word, : vision.
Paul' prayed for '* his converts that they
might have the" full ;and clear; vision
of Christ; and ; Boimight -know'v'how
great a hope he : is to \u25a0 th'el believer."; He
remarked \u25a0 that ; too * many, " people fl;' are
getting T their 'vision ; or ; Christ - from; the
modern;, religious: novel, . which'heTchkr
acterlzed *as ','religlous > rot.'l^The* only
true vision; of i Christ; is; to Ibe- found in
the : holy' scriptures. r - : : ',' '\u25a0'\u25a0: \u25a0''-'' "- J ' - r -\u25a0
v- The^meetings, whjch : are i held; in' the
temporary ' home of vthe t church;: atv 1620
O'Farrell ~ street," "are; attracting ft much
interest. ': The ! open -air /services^each
evening ? iniFlllmdfeistreet,\withf organ
and ' cornet, ' attract \u25a0 great Vcrowds. ;; Th e
street? service, last night i.was at- Turk
street "at 1 o'clock. \u25a0 ; • ;-- ; -, _
MAKES .CHARGE fOF- PPLAUD
.; Former -Police^Commissioner ? Joseph
F." Pol^elm s hßs". charged". W.>;c,:iWalker
with*; defrauding; him iOutVofrll.jßO.ithis
accusation; forming part of < a': 'complaint
filed "by pQheim^in 4 the-su
perior j .\u25a0-_coiirt..-j '. ; ' ; , ;Pohelmj> alleged :.» that
Walker ) agreed ; to? erect a : seven '!. story
building ; for v. him ;jon c ithe ' lot at Tithe
northeast; corner, of 2 Minna \ aad" Second
etreets.T. proylded jthat > :T: T Pohelm*'. would
take a" 10, year lease at a stptalj rental of
$147,500i:and ; ipa.yA in /advance^ sl,lso;
one: i month's >\rent. r f; Ac
cording]; to jPoheim'sr complaint,^ he? and
Walkeri signed': the i contract v and tl P9-'
helm < paid-; $1, 150 fcto> l Wa,lker., and -then
Jearned^that V.Walker I did v not « own* the
lot.jPohelm suesjf or the s*return:of|his5 * return :of | his
raoney/sSggswHjigl " .•"\u25a0; \u25a0'."''; '..-:;"/? : .. .-;.
ACCIDENT.. FATAt \ i"O] WOMAN* .
. Mrs.; Ellen'- McDermott ' of 2510-Chan
nlng^way,'Berkeley,fdled;attthe:McNutt
hospital
"ceived :; In % aVt car a accident | on| ' July^ J8, c '
when \u25a0 a 'Butter; streetTcarfrahiawayJon"
the|hill J iwestof?Powelll«tre«tiandicoli*
lld«d Jwith ;\u25a0 »'• Powell futreet | car."^ Mrs."
McDermott;i who 7 wa« |7 J .* years Jot iage,*
was" dragged* eeveral* yards Iby^ttieTcari"
and received: lnternal < injurleß.';*^^-. s-c.y •\u25a0
'.-; --, --...'•\u25a0. --"\u25a0-;-7.:" .-,' :---\u25a0-,;. \u25a0\u25a0:- C \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-."-:,\u25a0 \.'^.'^i - l
RUSSIAN WOMAN HANGED
FOR TERRORIST CRIMES
Refuses to the Last to ?Plead
for the -Mercy^of * the
< ':/'': Emperor -j-
yi MOSCOW. July 25.^^*1111 i the/, ob
s^rjrance of ,the> greatest; privacy^ Mme."
Fromkina,"?, who "attempted ,' lri; March ; to
assassinate "\u25a0: General Rhelnbot, 'the Jexf.
.prefect of 'police,- varid i tried -^ In «May. ! ; to
rrturder- the /inspe'cto^ofUthe^ political
prison ;* here, < * wounding: \'. him ? with $\u25a0 .• a
pistol; i which' had been ;smug:grle'd-:intb
her ,» cell, was hanged ; in^thia_ city, at
sunrise today.' .' -;\u25a0:'»•>.- .••\u25a0.
\u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0; The -'authorities.; made : v every.«>reffort
durihg^the past 'fortnight :;to'; persuade
the woman r to ' plead for? the smefcyiof
the -emperor,*, but this /she,- obstinately
refusedUo do.-< Her- parents
wlth'the throne; ln her-behalf,,but.theij
eftortsrwere""unavailing. -. . v*:, ' "\u25a0 ••
?J Mine, j Fromkina = #yas;.. not
with I actual -murder; y- but ; was i accused
of 'having made several j at-
temptslto v kill offlcials.^v It ? , Is [.believed
her^ mind' was unbalanced and that.she
was suffering from .hysteria. . \u25a0 .'
;MARRIAG|:LICpSES
' The ' following ; marriage ; licenses we're ' issued
In this city Thnrsday. . July<23: •; • • _
-. Joseph E. 'Hill. - lt>. *2tjn> Pierce -.«., and
Lucle V Jacob* 19. 2018 -*V ebster Et.
.^AlrrrtVW *^Ali«. \u25a0&.> and'i Esther, A.VO-Xeil.
VG«^f.-' BK.wn! s3s 33 e ,,'aud Gf rtrude- Scollard,
29.; both -of J225;,E(W3r-;?t.;J 225;,E(W3r-;?t.; t \u25a0 /.;. _ .;\u25a0\u25a0' - ' :'.
Fraiicoi«:,Labucherie.!-2S, ; :400 Harvard «t.,
and CatllPrt-n* ' Lacoste, 23 91 . Oak 'St.- :-.-»•
~\ "Joseph E; . Sllva, 2l;r 1229 ; Cortland aye.. and
•Adeline, Wicajiolr. ', 19.^3 -rßichr Rich aud^ are. -.- :
\u25a0-.: Joseph ,W.Kinlocl.7 2t; and Anita ; M.-Ureen.
28. both of Tonoj>ah.-. '"\u25a0\u25a0'• :jji- Yi?'~' 'J' '-"-' I "*.
"- Luelo 5 Olarrea; ; 28. 1421 . P0we1l St., and ; Mar-
tina Erro, 27, .2025 Sacramento «.\u25a0*--• * ; .-- "
Charles c U.* ScUrepfer, - 22.A.15T . Caßtro ,st.,
and • Marie v FelUer, . 21, < fWW rTwentietg,>.«t. 7* \u25a0?• j
'-Oscar E. Duenwald.r 23, city,- and* LthylE.
Helman. 22; \u25a0 523 'r Brucswicl st. ; . /. o -. 5 .; -^
. : Misko J. Medo, 26,^ and Anna Kelct, 22,. both
of 1527<;Fo1bobi; st, . '.',' •\u25a0;\u25a0'•\u25a0 -.. : v-" '^\u25a0•\u25a0:^ i i
"\u25a0\u25a0 James riaherty,' 2T, and Catherine Cassidy,
SO. i iwtU ' of 508 . Utah st. v -- ;\u25a0 >-'\u25a0\u25a0': _; j"•'"-;j "•' "-; :
. 'Charles- Fiachel., 82,, Berkeley,, and 0 Blanche
Mobr. , 22.' 2118 Post S*. - '£;. .- \u25a0' \u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0• ". / •:.>
-. 5 DaTidM. DlcksonJr., 21,- 1044:Shotwell.Bt.,,
and, Mary R. Derbr,vlB, 305. Benolngtonjst. ? I
* Leonard iL. j Stangley. 31. 2870 i Folsom •t.t
and' Elliabeth Short, 27.. Los j Angeles. - . *r..
. iOAkLANbr July 25— The following 'marriago
licenses . were Issued ; today : \u25a0< >*' V- •- 'J
\ Martin •- Stelner, .; 34, £ and .Annlo ., Fuehs, 1 19,.
both of Fruit vale: ':' ''''*"\u25a0 ,' : 'i%' ' J \; ,„ *
: lUiram'. E. Selbyi' 28,^Oaiaand,-;.and Nellie B.
.Fulton,' 20,; Richmond.' ' \'- ••' \u25a0*?<!: ' /• ' :<: <
.^i Herbert- O." Abbott, SO,- and;: Annlei'Denlson,
23, /both :of '\u25a0• Oakland:' 1 " \u25a0} "\u25a0 - ?*-\u25a0\u25a0? * -\u25a0\u25a0 '•'•*•\u25a0 "\u25a0•"\u25a0J, - :
/ Albert Andrews. . 29, ;' afid ?~ Mamie \u25a0> Rose, 19.
\u25a0 both of :Banl> > androY- l V ; 3: •\u25a0-'\u25a0•;"\u25a0!-• \u25a0 ' .\u25a0-.'..'''•
; 3 Francis J. ; Q'C6nnell,^ W, Oakland, and May
Lnptoniarsino.^.^-Ban^ Frtnclst-o.^^ '_ - .-
•" • Frauk DanieV W-oW.-" Wllheltnina Frekland,
.35;; both 'of OakTarfa.V^-:^ «**w ."'"-V '' ;
1 \ Msnuel P. Sllva, 2* 1 "afia vCattiferlne ' Rosers,
21; , both , of CenterTlli^-''-' 4 %: •'.*";".\u25a0 ' \u25a0 •
, < Edward :T. CarßW.'hß 0 *' and * At>^ ' Roftd ' 2? -
B Hur^^ nfthmena/aS^liaß:
" :lidmond Pechart. ._3l, tjnd • Matties ßeynolds,
2T, ..both of Oak.la.ml:- \u25a0 \ '." " \u25a0:' r '; . ;' . * - ' - .
\u25a0 John gheehan;/21, and .Mary. Moore,- 18, both
Vof *;San • Franclsdo;. -;*'• \u25a0 -'\u25a0' *." \u25a0'.-. *'".^r' V-- V'- 1 v* J,'
rj Frank Dutrtt; "SO.-'and" Annto * Duquards, 45,
jbothof Hayward. ' \u25a0\:^ v , : ~-, n ,.J^'-.-f'y v -'r*~* ;:: i*
IliiiiSPiif
t j Birth, marriaße.'and death notices sent by. mall
-will not be.' lnsert ad.' They nyist be handed In at
Either of the publication offices I and be indorsed
"with the name and', residence, of j persons author-
lied to ..have j the '• same . published;"- Notices f-. re-
\u25a0 ekfictcd simply to ih& announcement' of the event
'ai-e published.one.9 In.thi^ column free of charge.-
~i>-"' .'\u25a0' ': "V-'oSllliaTHS M :-/-!-~ - : :'.'^.'
CA VAN AUG n^in . Tracj;.' CftJ.'i June ; 25, : 100",
;| to .the wife.'ufMF.y'J.-CBTanaugh.iafson. _
KAISEE— In .this ;cl'ty\' July 24.T; 1907, to ,:the'
..Iwife ' of^F. il . . Kaiser, a son. : -; *£-. -•\u25a0;
PEARIr-iini stills' 1 : citj-.^Jijly, \u008424,'^ 1907, '.'.t0; the
f*rvrlfe:^f'Syl»e!*tcr*Peatl;?a; snn.> i V'f r -v' 1 .; . \u25a0""
. _.' y . . ;^. -^v ;^deaths '^^-Ja^ ::' : ;
-Adam's,' :- WJlllaoi 1 T.: — '. Kornf eld,>Vlnjinla .-. —
lJartholdy,lJulisi,-:,. J 7O Krpnboiin, '- John< J.'.7. M
!Bensl»a; Carl;; w> *-.'.» "*l- Lritch, Jilrs. 1. -. ."-.'.SI
Blsagno, Charles;-:, ;;4i; -Manning, Thomas.Cry -^
'Brown, I Johu-. /1 . . . ... .SO Mel>ermott,~jKHen."..^.—
Cafanaugh -(Infant) ?«•/. ilcGllnchy.-f Jan*s.'... Cl
Clancy, John ,C,,/.vJ5B {.McKeudry^Mar^ JR —
Crack, ; Ellonr T.v. i',-^A Phelpis.T. Maria - C...*. : 78
Danlhy, Mary- :5. . ." i-r|Kay«iond r , William,.-" 30
Desmond, ;'Job>«lW£: S6 Reynolds, Allen E.... 44
Dolan. Patrick .'. :. 67 1 Rosenbaum, \u25a0 Israel. .. 53
'Farrell. 1 Stephen M. 1C | Schaer, Albert X...... 57
Gunn (infant) -^ .\ - , Sears, Ella ..'. :.V.l 22
11011-Pettlnos,-Caro-'r: Smith, 5 Mrs. R. B.V.'.; s BO
2 'lino .V : ... :W. .':0 — - 1 Spander (infant) !
: Hi \l. Dr.' James D.\' *8 Stettcn,'!' Claire T.;... \u00847
Johnson, I Annie = M.; 22 -Williams, Emily A.. —
-Kehnedy,-^ariskTet..'74irVV*alBn, : Ellen -:r..'. --
*ADAMS^-in ; this clty,v-Jaiy, 23." 1907, William.
(j , TV-- Adams, I beloved husband ; of \u25a0 the late " Pas-
; quala .Adams,; father « of- -William, : Juanlta,
a j Charles,- Edna;VJosie,;;joho, May and iLupla
v'Adains.^and brother' of Peteraen and
;Mrs. Brrggsjv a,,=natlT9,of'fEnslrfnd.; :.i-, \u0084
. . Friendß/gpd'acauAintances are respectfully
• ' inrited . 'to ', *tttnd.."'the funeral ; today- (Frl-
. ] day),. July. 26>: *t-.»9 \u25a0 o'clock ; »; ; r0., . from; hlsi
ljte \u25a0 rcsidenceM JS2!f.Trenwqt i avenue. *> theace
church for: setTiees.tlnttrment. Holy 'Cross
(Cemetery...' !5, 'HZ ~u if .;Y : -~\. \u25a0•\u25a0-_.-. ,•\u25a0' : :'\ % -r.-\
BARTHOLDY— At , rciitr.in- thi«' city, July 23,'
: Julla.v beloved' «rife' of- '-.the late Fr«d- V
. , ertek Bartholdy, and ; devoted mother of =\u25a0 Otto
. tand- AJberf. Bartholdy, =• Mrt», :. Minnie > Ham-
.merich. Mrs.';Etni)le. Christumnn. .Mrs. * Ottillie
. Christofani, Mrs;" Bertha - Kottinger, Mrt.: Jla ;
: mie Reuius, Mrt. . Emma PeArea.- anil ; the late
- Autoinetto.i.BarthpWyj a;.,uatjvc . of, Zemble-
• >burjj, ; Germany) t'ugi'd." TO; years. . ' :. I ,-.
'V % Friends- ai>d-iacaunlniauces* are reFpectfully
! iOTited ••" to .attenil- ? tl?c^funeral ; today i (Fn-
-<la.rt/-at 1:30 n.'m.iVfrom .her late resldacca,
Clay ?ntieVt"> near 1 ; Devlsadero. . Interment
'.iCypress-" Lawn v cemetery/; * \u25a0', :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :'-. ' ;.I
BENSON— In 'i this rclly.,.r July 25, 1907, -<>rl
'\u25a0 I BJ'nson,^; belo*ed -ftusband < e-f - -Rotfe \u25a0 Benson,", and
r-':r -' : . brother- of 4 .'<fUlfti,'- : John; Je Seberin, 1 >'; Oscar : and
I t ATftart -"Beaisoß," *MrB-i ** Ar->- Cairlson,/. Mrs. > B.
< 5 Petersen •- and '* Mrs. - N;>-- Erlckson, a- ; natiro
•V.of .Sweden," '•\u25a0a^W, 4l" years.
'. < Remains .at. the'/ mortuarr- chapel f ot the
• ; Golden Oat« ..undecjaking -company, -\u25a0 2475 ) Mis-
;sion street, neat: T.wenty-flrst. \u0084 \u25a0\u25a0' , .',
BlSAGNO^lnrAlsmedaa'Cal., : July 24, 1007.'
f.i Charles : Bisagno,^ beloved •\u25a0 son of • Angela « ami
•I ' the « late Lis^l jpisagno,, and .brother, of Vie-,
\u25a0 • tor.-: and*. Joseph .. Biefl guo, a ix- native --\u25a0 of - \u25a0 San
"Francisco,- Ca,l;;^Sf;ed^4l-;years.4 months;and
i<- 7 r .day«-'t .'\u25a0-:..•;,'.- : : -'-: %k?- : ':::ts:-y--: \u25a0\u25a0-: ;>"'*'--v
'_-':.-> The funeral will take r. place ' today V (Fri-
' dny), July 26, at' 9:3o ?a. m,',; from- his lat«
*,":\u25a0 residence,^ 150S * Alameda .iivenne,-; Alameda,
/'. Interment: private/; Please; omit : flowers.' '
BROWN-a-In" the' city find 'county ! hospital," July
* . 25, \u25a0 1907, John \u25a0 Brown,; a': native ; of . the 1 West
;;J:lndles;|;*ged, 50 jyears. -;.'•;-.,\u25a0-. . \u25a0\u25a0'
CAVANAUGH-^ln i Tracy, ?'?. Cal.; Juno 28, -J1907,J 1907,
'~"r Frank - James,;, infant * son vof > Frunk ;-. J. c. and
\u0084 ; Helen : Thomas I Cavanaugh/; aged ; 1 day. . J.\:\ ,- ,
CLAXCY-r-In ' this : city.? July- 24/' 1907, * John >C. :
~- Clancy, \ beloved \ husband -; of - the '. late v- Ellen
\u25a0: Clancy, ,' and ;• father '\u25a0 of i' J:'*'J .*, v ; Thomas V M.r
. .. James ; P.;.* WllllflW = F.^ and i Julia, T.; Clancy,
«I; Mrs.*- A ;:? J.'- Street ' and | Mrs. r Thomas - ! Moran,
\u0084:a?nativeYof> DUnraore, « County * Galway.Vlre-
V? land.i iaged ,6B. years, -"r I '/ ;'? L -\ ". . V
: . '\u25a0 : i The - funeral 4 will ? take fi place -.' today C; (Frl-
' day), ---. at \u25a0* 8 :30 • a."« m.Vii from < the < parlors *of
•' P. • F^Grseni & 5 Co.,;portha«t "corner 'of t sis-
>'? teenth v and .: Guerrero /streets, •; thence jto J. Mis-
'\u25a0\u25a0..;., sion \u25a0 Dolores i church." j; where .- a•> requiem \u25a0' mass
-•, for the " repose > of; bla ' soul v will Jb« celebrated
,:',, at. 9 : a. ; m, Interment; lloly.' Cros» cemejery. jv?
CRACK— In' this \u25a0 elty^ July '\u25a0- 83/;f 1907,'^ Ellen ; T\
\u25a0\u25a0 y Crack.*- beloved -; mother i of ; Mrs. ?N. « Planclch
; ' and Tuomas, * Andrew 3 and ''\u25a0:, Mamie , Smyth,'; a
'*\u25a0* natlte \of i Ireland, f A , member •of d Third Orrter
-' of » : St.;-Franeis.- -'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0""-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ;:-.-.\u25a0\u25a0'".\u25a0 '•-\u25a0\u25a0--
: ' .-\u25a0 t = The fuseral: will _"take £ placa > today i (Frt-
" .- day ), i a t '. 9 :30 ? a. J i m.", > f ronvher i late * residence, •
.'- ! 3GC7 .' Twentieth I street ». between \ Valencia and
'•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' G uerxero.'x' thence :•; to \ M lesion \u25a0; Dolores ;- church,*
V i where %a V solemn v roquiem/ high 5 faass j f ori th«
:';\u25a0 repose £ of a her 1 soul * will * be « celebrated,*^ com-
\. menclngiati,loia.Vm,"Jlntenneutkprivate,sHoly
:. ; j Cross -r cemetery .'< Plbase | omit 3 flowers. > \u0084 ' •
DANlHY— ln'<thisjcity>? July 1007/ at* ths
'\u25a0\u25a0' rpsldence lof j nor ) iincla.t Michael- Costello, :> 1229
It Broderick strce.t,^MaryiDanihy,ibelovc<i daugh-
•-•y tenor:) thetlnteETlmothy^andy Julia,. I)anlhy,
, : :" sister ; of ; Timothy i and i Daniel • Danihy," and ! tb«
v \ la to .- Thomas iliatjlby,* and * niece Z of f- Michael
- . Costello, j-« v native . of San ' Franciseo.Y Cal.-s*-.'^
i\u25a0\u25a0 '*?\u25a0 Tb« » funeral > will I taka ! place s, tomorrow a (Sat-
urday):'- at 9 - a.'f* m., -*; from ** the ~ residence *of
y Iher.^ uncle.? MrchseK CostellQ.Y^ 1229 «, Broderlck
stree t,v thence ;, to \ Holy i' Cross a church, v where
- a rt-qulem high, mass for the repose of her soul
will . be* celebrated vat; 8:30^8.;^.
''^j Holyji Cro*s ; cemetery. . '\u25a0]-\u0084 T\ - \u25a0 -
rDESMOSD^lnTthisTcity.f July 1 24/ 1007/: Joseph
\u25a0j- W.tDesmond,'; beloved \u25a0\u25a0 son 1 of ; Daniel [ and Sarah
-.; Desmond, « brother S of ; ' Patrick 1* Desmond * and
\u25a0v'iMrs. a William? Bourne,^ and? uncle z- «f * Robert
W; »nd X. William '£ Bourne v Jr. : and r Mrs, *» Luther
iV Jenkins. s sanative otl San jFrmadaco,! Cal.,? aged
:^M'yean.''soUMMg»*?>- <L " • ,• - .~- - *
'$j&i Frienfls i and £ acqualntancej « are > respectfully
M invited 5 16 w attend «i the « ronwal :'- today t (FrP
& day);- st ! S:So a.« - mr,r from 1 the % parlors \of \u25a0: Me-
- Brearty & ' McOonnlck,^ 915xV»leneU U street
';=; near. Twentieth, - tUeac, to ; St. - Jamta * church,
.''^iii'V.;'.--::-.'-^^ ,-..•:.\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0.;-; -. \-^\.M:"^v \u25a0":•-
: ' where ' a"; requiem -• high '"mass"! for - the j repose \u25a0of
- hla •; soul will be >. celebrated,-? commencing .' at
:: : 9_- a.' 1 m. - Interment ? Holy } Cross . cemettry, .• by
'.:";- \u25a0..-"- \u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0">-;.vV:;**'"''-'-.':' -V';. : -.; ". '.\u25a0 j' vIL
DOLAN— in"; -.tils'; city.v July t25.i 1907,^ Patrick"
;.. i Dolan,* a ' native { of ;\u25a0 Ireland,^ aged : 07;' years. .
FARRELL^-In ?Ala'meda,^vOal.;; ' July • 24/C1907,'
• '.: Stephen = M .? Farrell, '- son \ of ? the/ late f Stephen
" r ' J. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 and & Emma 'i Farrell/s a I native ?of > Alameda,
- : Cal.v* aged \ 16 1 years 1 7i months : and ; 21t days.^v
! ,V: \u25a0; Friends 1 and « acquaintances a are : respectfully
If Invited 'to ? attend . the ; funeral f today ? (Friday;,
- li July; 26, J at »' 2 ; o'clock *. p. f m.-,'i from : the . funeral
V; parlors of vO.V H . * Wever, • 2323 i Santa s Clara
.'> avenue,'^- Alameda. \ Interment , Evergreen .- cem-
':.. etery.'*,-*--?-^;^ ;; ;'\u25a0;••\u25a0 i-'r- v '--"---. '': * ./' '- :"'~:: "'~ :
OUNN— ln^thjßf city, "-July, S 23,' ,1907,- Marie.
-\u25a0 dearly a beloved " daughter «. of £ James <>\u25a0 W. -and
\ i Mary : Ounn,: and "; loving; sister •of - Alice, v Alma, 1
Loretta.tEva;: John, James! and -William Gum,'
... a ;- native of * San Francisco, \ Cal.', -. aged 11
!'.-• months. \u25a0*'*.';\u25a0,/;? \'/.- ' T\:~"V- : :.. ,\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 - \u25a0;..\u25a0 -\u0084f-^ ----»:
; ">-^ Friends j and -. acquaintances •' are :. respectfully
i""; invited \u25a0\u25a0 to ? attend > the % funeral . tomorrow .-(Sart-
=\u25a0\u25a0 urday),'lat ->l j p." m.;i; from fi the ~ residence vof
her ft- parents, rl9 5 Putnam £ street, 5 near - Cor.t-
i -; land ? avenne.'- Interments Holy^Cross -' cemetery.
HALIAPETTINOS^-InCthistcity.V July V24, ; 1007, r
KS Caroline <\u25a0 Hall-Pettinos, - beloved mother of Mrs.
' .' B.- Harrison » Smith,-- ?nd | grandmother of ; Alice
''-;•. Harrison". aad v Henri6t't%i-Henly; Smith," a : na-
tive. of Philadelphia:^ _•.;;.;" '.->\u25a0' S-/<: .-:;.'"'
HILL-^-Ip f thisiclty; * July rasMlflO",. Dr. ; James
i 9 David Hill, ; Ybeloved hiisban'i f < of ' Roberta I Hill,
•* fathers of fllobert i^nd vAshlfty f Hill, and : son
«'vof Mrs.i X.v R. j Hill -of * Walpat .Oreek, a native
I;, fit* California,*,' aged ,: 3B J *<?*«?<>\u25a0 '-\u25a0.:\u25a0: >• :V-,'. : i-\ "h
JOHNSON— ln^ this: Clty;ijul.r."2s,' 1907/ «tber
\u25a0j late ( residence,Vl3Bs VSan" Bruno^ avenne'J. An-
'^[ nle <M. -, Johnson, • belo ved -,wif e ; of *Jtw«ph | John-"
• daughter -of s" PatrlckVJ^^ an4,.-,the - late
".' \u25a0' JCllen s McDonald, % and S sister *of r: Mary . Ell«?n,"
.. Walter, John iJ.' and William T.? McDonald and
, -' Mrs.'i Elizabeth CBrogan,"; a /native L of TPhlladei-
,phia, ' Pa., "'.aged "22; yearß'il. month and 11
: [ days. ; v^ \u25a0;,7;.:r,*..1;'-; ic !r" *.:s'vf; :Ts'.- - '.- '\u25a0" -
KENNEDY— In i this", city ,'t July i 24, >: '1007,V Mar-
"" *' garet, \u25a0 beloved (wife \ of s the ? late « Daniel! Ken-
.\u25a0 "nedy,-; mother « of -" James JKennedy.i- and 'sister
:'\u25a0 of , : the f late .« Bridget* McGovern, -a .^native' of
'' Coiraty Cavah,"* lreland..: aged "74 years. :.- :r: r \u25a0
-0. ="• Friends i and ;; acquaintances ; are \u25a0 respectfully
\u25a0 invltedKtb" attend ?the<funeral c tomortow.^Sat-
:•\u25a0-.-; urdayl,v; at \u25a0' 8:80 *a. sjn,","*: fromt: the, parlors, of
V: Monahan \u25a0& ; Co.',' 13(]p : Guerrero - street *< corner
-* : . or .Twenty -fifth." \ th6nc« ; to St-V James ; church.
where ;- a \u25a0 requiem;, mass 'for ..the of
v her.'BOUl^will 'be- celebrated;^commencing ;at
9 a: ra. Interment Holy v Cross, cemetery. 7 .
KORNFRLD— ln « Berkeley.^ Cal.; ; July 24, ' 1907,
.- Virginia^ Kornf eld, i a native \u25a0 of ...Nashville,"
.--> Term.. : -,;.',-:-:'\u25a0 : \u25a0\u25a0.•.'-:;,•:-- v^. ' . *\u25a0'\u25a0•"- '--' "\u25a0" - J -
KRONHOLM^-In this city, > July 25, ;1907.- John
. J." .Kronholm; beloved- husbend ;-. of Pauline
Kronholm. = avnative' of : San Francisco, T.Cal.v
I, ag#d f S3 : years. .- (.\u25a0'.-'. \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 '\u0084-''-\u25a0'"'\u25a0•" \u25a0'.- 'i. - " \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '-
• r --Remains at, the parlors of Mcßrearty & ; Mc-
- Cormick,^ '9ls i Valencia.- street, near Twentieth.
LElTCH— ln' Oakland,' Cal. r , July' 25, il&O", Mrs.
- . Isabella v.Lettch.V" beloved U wife-.; of :«. the ilate
\ David? L€ltch,V and ; mother- of ; Mrs. \ T. .; Howie,
; ! MrB,TJ.£B."j ßruce. •Mrs.'; George -Yager,^; John
\u25a0•\u25a0:\u25a0 and /Alexander jLeltch /and'.; of -the: late; Mrs.
, Robert,: Duncan',.: a of aged
81 -years; ll. ; months "and; 20 ' days. •%•;.>
MANNINO-^-In! this^clty.'/ July -.24,- 1907, Thomas
.: Manning t-' (formerly -^of /.-1504 '. Lea,Tenworth
;\u25a0\u25a0 .street), v beloved t. husband "of -the -late- Ellen
*...- Manning. \u25a0».';.-: v ,' .(,::.:•- "..-. , -. \u25a0.' -",'-.'---'\u25a0 -\u25a0
1,;.: A requiem'' high mass 'for j the repose' of 'his
'. -'soulS will 1 ; be;- celebrated? tomorrow
""morning, "at:>o:30 vrl)'clock,v r1)'clock,- at -Heart
..- chiircli,^. Interment r , fitrietly . private.' ; Kindly
\u25a0 omit "flowers .">:\u25a0;;\u25a0 '; \u25a0'.'_, -. \u25a0;•.' •\u25a0•\u25a0- \ >.\u25a0".\u25a0' ',' "\u25a0;-::\u25a0\u25a0
McDEßMOTT— ln'ThlB>*cltyr* JUly.,2s, 1907, El-
•' I*n,'r,bel6vcd j mother , of : Thomas F.'* McDer-
'- - mott "and y Mrs. ; Edward vMjtrs: \u25a0- ; ' " \u25a0 - \u25a0
' ' ''\u25a0 '.'\u25a0; The i funeral .'. 'services \u25a0.; will :be held -. at . St.
- Ignatius v church, , Hayes ' and . Sbrader streets,-
\u25a0 . tomorrow (Batpjday) 1 morning, , July . 27,' at ' 9 :oO
•o'clock. "Interment .private. ' . '/-.'• .-
MeGLINCHY— In : , IJvorniore.V Cal.. James Mc-
\- Giinchy,; cousin of ..Josephs Granahan \u25a0. of San
;• Francisco, \u25a0• a native of. County \u25a0 Tyrone, ': lro-
: land,.' aged .6l years., " : : . -. , - >">
: -.The ".funeral;-. will,', take, place. .today (Fri-^
;.':; .': day), onAthe" arrival ,; of vthe 'B:3o>a. 'm.*.traln
, { from Llvermore,' thence ? to ; St. Paul's churcb,-
', where/ a-\u25a0 requiem-? high : 'mass \ for the -:repose
;,-: of his soul be ; celebrated.': commencing 'at
.:•. O^JO a. m:: Interment ; Holy ; Cross^' cemetery.-;^
McKENDRY— In • this city^ July 24, \ 1007.eMary
- .' Josephine,",: beloved-, wife l of John '\u25a0• McKendry,
V. mother M of ' Mary.W.-r McKendry, '\u25a0» and ..daughter
of Mary Shauphnessy,"' a native' of : Connecticut.'
. Friends': and \u25a0-acquaintances race respectfully
: " Invited:- to r* attend "; the -, funeral today (Fri-
day) , -at 8:30 1 a. m., « from : her late residence, 1
i3l7,Texaa street, "tliencej to St.*. Marj's Paul-
S Ist '.California r- and p Dupont . street^,
'/\u25a0*. where.' a : requiem; high mass for the repose*. of
• ber^ soul wlll-'be celebrated; at n 9:30 a.-m',
... Interment: Holy Cross cemetery. ]' ' " 5
PHELPS— In 1 - this city, ! July, 25, 1907. 5 Maria
C., -"<\u25a0 wife vof -. the \u25a0 late " Amos • Phelp<-^and
./ 'toother , of • Mrs ; -, I>T~ PI", Latimer /- and « Frances
, E; ; .Phejps, -a .' native -of . New , York,- aged
\u25a0 .78 years; 6 -'months- and : 3* days. : ..--, O,^ -.--. - i.
;->-i The -funeral will ;take. place : from* her .-: late
\u25a0 :*. residence, ',- 24CS 1- Broadway ' tomorrow > (Satnr-
\u25a0;-: day), July 27, « a 1 < o'clock.: lnterment- prlvata»
' -'\u25a0 Cypress iLatvn.- cemetery. 7 -,v .-\u25a0..,*. - . ; .,- •;\u25a0- ,.
RAYMOND^-In y this r'eity, July:" 24, 1007,' "Wil-
; : liani Raymond, ' dearly • beloved son."of - W.~. B.
\u25a0 and Annie' Raymond, -and -beloved, brother^ of
\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0. Frank v and-. Harry Raymond," -Mrs. \u25a0 Rudolph
: Schmidt. r.Mrs/r Annie Gregory, 'Mrs.*W.- Buck
and '-• Robert E.~\ Romer,'; a , native of Alaska,
-asfUSO'yearstand'O'months.^ f„' 1 • -; ' .
-\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0* *.TUe .'\u25a0funernl'.! will" take '.;• place .-. today '(Frl-
? : day).vtat:.». o'clock ' a.'^nj.; J from rSt.% Vincent
\u25a0 •de ; Paul* "church, ."Stelner'and.Green streets.".
; where :a.l rpquicm^ mass/for tthe.trppose raf '
: hid . soul • will \u25a0be celebrated- at ' St.A'lneent ; de
\u25a0 \u25a0 Paul's, church;..' lnterment^Holy;. Cross iceme-
; '\u25a0> tcry, by :1 1 :i>o a. ' m..' train \u25a0-.frota \Twentyflfth"
v "': and 4 streets, ' ; .; Remains • at I the | par-
lors AOf.Gantner -\u25a0•; Brothers, "\u25a0; 84fi0 -Sixteenth
--street ; between Church and. Sanchez. -
;REYNOLDS--in; this; city, -July .24, 1007, \u25a0 Allen
• ' X..-» Reynolds, "beloved \u25a0 brother the -Rev.
:: < Fathers -p'rancis h Reynolds '- > of ;v Aurora. ~- 111.,
and r Patrick and Captain James Reynolds of
.;\u25a0; Chicago,-1 11., f : a native: of •• Louisville, • Ky;,
\u0084 aged' 44 .years, -._-•'- .' .':': ,' r '\u25a0\u25a0/:\u25a0-}\u25a0
- * Remains *at the* funeral .parlors. of Samuel
. "McFadden i& Co., 1070 Height street near
> Baker.-^h .-..'>., _. : ,\u25a0-.'•\u25a0 •' ' ; 1 \u25a0 -. . :• - \u25a0 :-.- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 • : . \u25a0 :
15*8. CEMETERY
San -; Mateo "'-' County.' 1 Finest uand^best
equipped sßecelving.-' Vault* and 7 - Chapel.'
Masonic ?. Cemetery Association.' 1 Office
llß4;O'Farrftll%st. '.--•;;
xuiuss.ffo|Mu
\u25a0 j-.'; : i ,'.|Jiidertaker t and Embalmer - ;"-/\u25a0\u25a0. :' 1|
2123 BushJStreet Near^Fillmbre
.'\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0' Formerly at .305 ; Montgomery- av.
\u25a0."\u25a0'; ; .. '_:-\u25a0\u25a0 .,-; And, Blo ;Van' Ness-. av; a> ;,; ._,... .: \u25a0
lA'Flnesti private residence iaecooimodatlonsr Lady
attendant. ":: Cnrrlagws, and- ambulances *to hire,'
' Tel 'Went , 2690. :- .'..\u25a0\u25a0_,\u25a0 '-:-/ ' r ',-;-. '\u25a0\u25a0, \u25a0 '?>£
2McBREARW & McCORMICKJ
, >- - • FUNERAL DIRECTORS iV/--V,> •
;--,- I'* T ; 916 -VALENCIA ST. NEAR 2f/TH V •
Formerly ,' of -McFadden,"-'* Mcßrearty"* 4 : ' Qreea,'
• . Telephone Market 97 \ v •'--• - I *-
yAifENf^jn^iN
-.^;V UNDERTAKERS ;'.-;\u25a0•>"\u25a0'.
/::(\^'v3^;MISSIdNfsTREET}-v \u25a0.' :
Near x Thirtieth. ,M;Tel.- Market 282.
J r J;G|DWLV&C().
S^PDNERAL DIRECTORS,'^ /
•f';-- 686 .Valencia Tst.,- 1 bet. ; 17th land ilSth.
H. J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.
•Isi4;VEBBTEB; : Vt3bVt^-:EUls>"and^.6 f Firreii;
pi Tel.; We»* 80254 : DANIEL P. DONOVAN." Pres.
„ i & Manager; • JOHN DOUGHERTY,- Vice > Pres.
P F; GREENE Gb7
: /FDNERAL; DIRECTORS;;-,,
. : \u25a0" • . NE. . cor," Sixteenth . and Guerrero sts. - \u25a0 ;
Formerly "; of s McFadden; : Mcßrearty ,: & Greeq.
-. -\u25a0 \u0084-\u25a0' v Telephone . Special ; 1567. J/; : r-" X •
. G. W.' ; KEELEK.-* B
'}. •:sr-VlceiPres.'*tnd { >Mgr.^v ; -i; i - 3 Pres.-^..;" B
Golden Gate rndertaking Co. '_\u0084-1
2479-2483 < MISSIQM I BTX Phone Mnrket 2SSO. g
CAREW & ENGLISH:
< X; :FTJNERAXi£ DIRECTORS "'\u25a0\u25a0'"- ; ,
. - ' 1018 -GEARVJ STREET:
V v Between * Baehaman and < Webster
/- .y .y- \u25a0^\u25a0m Phone .-West^ 26o4 ;^ : -. ? \u25a0\u25a0 . -^ ;
. ; . r^:f; . FUN ERAL.-T DIRECTORS, c /; . > -'-;.:
;: '\u25a0'"\u25a0 . .\u25a0 8017. Twenty-fourth -St.V^,.
J * Between I Harrison: and -Bryant. . .v' '
"\u25a0v ''^ '";\u25a0 V- '.' V- Phone Market \u25a0 8742. \u25a0:. y.-^v '-C'rZ -
'>':\u25a0- -\u25a0*OFFICBIa'»S6'|si;TTER-ST.'- ' • -
• . Near^VanJNra.'Av..'. •' \
Rooms] 5 i and ;6^? * Phone J Franklin • IS3O
w- s^Jiii**.-*:.-- * \u25a0- v o ..-.-'.- .-,"* "\u25a0\u25a0^\u25a0- r-r,-.-- '"\u25a0I.-.-": 1 "f."- -..'\u25a0**'»•£ \r- - »-r.-- I.v™i-&»«.«1 .v™i--
&»«.« O.*s BELLINQER.W H.i METZLER. t» Sti I
iMCTZLER'SiI)NDERTAK!NGPMPANY4
K^*i?ioB2;FolsomTatnbet^l4th<andflsU»f'.^ I
\u25a0\u25a0'.. V : CC: PHOXE!MARKET^I(W.?-y -^.v;..:|
ROSENBAUM— In •? this '- city. - July -« 24, - 1907,
"Israel : Rosenbaum; > beloved \u25a0 husband of Rachel
" ; i Rose nbaum,? and ., loving 4 father ; of ; Jake, Sol,"
\u25a0\u25a0>', Simon,* f Joe, -% Harrj'. r>; Esther.:. Florence,- Ger-
-- - trude 1 and ' J Gladys - Rosenbaum, ,' a • native . of
' .-' Poland, t aged . 63 • "years -6 » months \u25a0*\u25a0 and '29
'\u25a0 days. <- (Vlrjlnla ~ City,;' Nev., - papers please
: ' : copy.):--<^;. ..' "- ,'-^ -- ' ;.- * ' - \u25a0'\u25a0•*'\u25a0.. :.'• \u25a0\u25a0--\u0084
r ': Friends r and - acquaintances -• are ,1 respectfuly
/ " Invited tto \u25a0' attend c the * funeral 1 services today
. (Friday);^ July \u25a0 26. ' »t \l ' o'clock 1a: m., > at ; his
•' j late S residence, .2708 5 Pine - street. \u25a0 Intermesrt
:* Eternal- Home ' cemetery, ,\u25a0 by* trala ;\u25a0. leaving
\u25a0 Twenty-fifth - and Valencia , stre«U . at •li :40
'\u25a0'a. ;m. r.i--': .-""\u25a0;?-•.-:\u25a0 -;.:':'\u25a0.: '-..- :-. ' .'''-'
SCHAEB— In this city. July : 23, 1907, Albert
>- Kern; v beloved " son ,of r. Mary- Scbaer, ... and
\ brother; of :Mra.\ F.'* Johnson; .Mrs. 'M. Amendt
; and Frank °- Scha.r, 5 a native of > PhiladelpoU.
/. Pa.*;; aged 67 <yeirs. 10. months and 21 days.-
.- v Friends .: and ; acqualnUnces > are - respectfully
":- invited to ; attend the t funeral services > tomor-
row U Saturday). .July -"27, > at 9 o'clock a. m..
- ; at : ; Metzler's « undertaking ~ parlors. • 1892 Fol-
*. ; som : street .between - Fourteenth f and ' Fifteenth.
: Interment Mount Olivet; cemetery,'; by carriage.
; SEARS * (nee Lindeck*er>^-In 'this 'city,' Joly ' 25,
:- 1907, c E11a, dearly belated: wife, of John: J.
Sears,^ beloved -dan«htet.*of. Mary and the
• late. J.-;H.- \u25a0 LtndecKer.tT and < devoted s- sister
; of • Charles, Josephine*.. Wtllum, U»zle. Henxy
''and "Phillip Lindecker "and the .Mate .May
:.\u25a0''\u25a0 Dlaa/ a • native 7of t San Francisco,' Cal.. aged
22 years; 7 'months and* 20 days.* ' . "
r- \u25a0 -'\u25a0 • Friends ; and acquaintances are respectfully
' Invited ; to: attend* the funeral tomorrow (Sa t-
..nrday), at 10 a.m., from the parlors of H.~F.
Suhr . * "Co.;* 2919? Mission street: between
•. ' Twenty-fifth and ,Twenty-»lxth, '\u0084 thenes to St.
: ? Peter'schurch, for : services, 'at "10:30 o'clock.
Holy , Cross cemetery, by carriage.
SMfTH— In this city, : July, 24»; 1907, Mrs." Rhoda
• 3'K.:, Smith, Woved mother of W. H. Smith,
•; Mrs. J:-A.' Fargo,^Z. 'B. SmithwMrs. li. M.
r Daniels ' and v Mrs. W. H . - Johnson. *a . na-
.-tlve: of -Rhode Island,; aged 80 years 7 months
and 24 idays. .. \u25a0 -. > ':- .
:\u25a0 -The '-- funeral services - will > taks ;' place . to-
-;day (Friday),* July' 2B, at I' p. ra., at the
\u25a0 residence of her, daughter, Mrs. W. ,H. John-
. son," 2008; Devisadero street... " -
SPANDER— Ia; this elty. July s 25, 1907. Bosls,
dearly : celoved * daugh ter : of Steve and Julia
— - Spander,?and Moving 'sister of. George, Bteve
" and . Margaret : Spander, . a native of Saa Fran-
. Cisco, -; Cal., aged' 2- months. - \u0084 .;
STEFFEN— In * thlsTclty, Jui/ 25. " 1907. Claire
TJllie. r beloved ; daughter of Henry and Min-
nie i. Steffen, and beloved '\u25a0* sister << of Minnie,
, Meta, - Louise and Freda \u25a0Btejffen. : a . native
of : San^ Francisco, Cal.,- aged T years 4 months
;\u25a0' and : 14 days.' >i • •-.. \u25a0\u25a0 -.::-...-\u25a0 :.' •f;
* Friends f and ; acquaintances are respectfully
- Invited ; to attend the funeral . tomorro-w : (Sat-
urday), at 2:30 \u25a0p. m.. - from tbc residence
of her ; parents,'' 232 Louisburg street, Ingle-
side. . ..-\u25a0'.• r' \u25a0""." -.-
-WILLIAMS— In this city. ; July ' 24? 1907. Emily
A.; ; beloved wife -of > Thomas . WlUlama," and
-devoted mother of Mrs. Eda Me«Dullty, . 4 na-
. tlve of New, York.. A member of-KrangeUne
1 . chapter No,: 9, t o; '; E.' " S., : of Nevada City, .
" and. '-Crescent , court," Degree of: Amaranth.
(Nevada City; % Cal.v, papers please. copy.)
;-\u25a0•-.•\u25a0\u25a0 Friends : and 'acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 .Invited .to*: attend -the funeral tomorrow (Sat*
nrday), at 2;30 •p. m., • from . the parlors of
J. H.'-F.: Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street b^
»• tween ? Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, where
*; services ? will be held under the , auspices -of
King . Solomon's chapter • No. ; 170, O. - E." 8. \u25a0
.WHALEN— In this : city, July 25. • 1907,' Ellen.
beloved'Wlfe of the late Patrick -Whaleß,' affd
: mother of , James,- Daniels*. and the lata Ed-
ward Henry, 'a . native of County Wexford,
I - Ireland., v
! •\u25a0\u25a0."'. Notice of funeral hereafter, ftcsaains at the
*: parlors of Barry & Scully," 927, Valencia atreet.
. v :v >; ;"y.'"' ocean; TvuLynpi- ;:.•-*'
' J>f\A 2>v Steamers.. Leave . Broadway
/C^-^H^Qgv : - ; Wharves. \u25a0
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-FOR ; EUREKA . (HUHBOLDT, BAT) .
City of Topeka. .July 22. 27: Aug.' 1. 10:30 a. m.
Pomona f.i. .July . 23," : 80; Ang. 1 4, 10:30 m.\ m.
FOR- QUAYMAS, »f AZATLAN/ LA { PAZ,
3ENSENADA. SAN JOSES DEL CABO,
: . - ALTATA, MAGD ALEXA .BAY, SIEX.
Curacao . . . . .... 7th of each month, 10 a; m.
\u25a0 ALASKA EXCURSIONS
LEAVE ' SEATTLE AND ' VICTORIA.
Spokanc \u0084,..;....... 26; Ang. 9
NOME OR ST.' MICHAEL
Senator : ". '.-. : ?*. . : .'. ..'.;. . . .' .... , . .5ept,' «. ". Oct. 7
\u25a0President ............... ... ...... . r. . . Sept. 28
Mnntara..'.. ........ ...".Aug.; IB (freight ' only)
- • »i>Xight / reserved to ; change : this ; schedule. ; • ,
. .. .1 * . TICKET OFFICES : .'
SAN \u25a0 FRANCISCO— 3 • Market ' st, T and Broadway
*-\u25a0 Wharf. .- Telephone ; Temporarr 492. .." -
- OAKLAND •.:... ; . ../:... 968 Broadway.
San Franelfteo Freight Office— Broadway Wharf.
C.D..DDNANN, G- P.A., Ban FrancUco.
S)yp'Kisen Kaisha
-' -*.- : .V'. - (Oriental Steamship Co.), "— , .
\u25a0 . Have opened ; their permanent of flee at
Room 240, James Flood Building
\u25a0'\u25a0B. S. "Nippon Mara" (calls at ManiU), Thurs-
day, August 15. -1007. A
•IS.- 8. - "Hongkong Mara" (calls at Manila).
: Thursday. -• September 12. l»07. - -
- S.-. 8. - "America Mam," Wednesday, October
2, •.1907.;.-,';. ... ; - ... : . •-- \u25a0 \u25a0
.' ' Steamers .will . leave wharf, ; corner I First and
Brannan : streets. I, p. m.,-; for .Yokohama and
Hongkong, rnllipg at Honolulu."! Koba '. (Qlogo);
N'airfsaH and Sisnghal, and ?onae<:(:og at liung-
kon? i with uteorasrii . for ; Manila. . India, etc. No
cargo ; recelred . ta board 09 day o* sailing. \u25a0;' - f
\u25a0\u25a0 Round - trip .tickets : at : reJmtNj rales. \u25a0
; For freight <nd passage ai.ply at offlce.'James
Flood building. -> J
."\u25a0.'\u25a0-\u25a0..•\u25a0.- \u25a0\u25a0. . . - - ... ; . . W.* IT.'- AVERT.
. \u25a0 : • \u25a0 -. \u25a0 \u25a0-.-.• w '. \u25a0; 1 Assistant v Cener»l _ Manager. •
OCEANIC S-SCQ;
(SPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLULU— S. •S. Alameda : sails Aug. 3, ' 11
•a: m.~. Round trip. J125. • . . •
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAB-S. S. Mariposa s^il-. 11
a.m., Aug. 1 8, ; Round trip, first class, $125.
HONOLULU— S.B.v. Sierra sails • Aug. : 24, 11
••' a. -m.- .Round -trip, $135.- -' \u25a0? . ' .
Passenger Dept.;. 673 Market st ; ' Freluht office.
,y SS Clay st.** Phone vTemn.Ut3l. -..-;:
•: Conipagiiie Generate Transatl antique
- .'• *-:\u2666 ; DIRECT /LINE! TO \ HAVRE-PARIS , '
Saillog every. Thursday instead of Saturday,
a t 10 a . m.. from Pier 42, » North river, • toot or
Morton street.- " \u0084 -* -' \u25a0\u25a0: . -.
• First class to Havre, |70 and 'upward: 'second
class" to Havre, $45 and upward. GEXEHAL
AGENCY FOR -UNITED i STATES AND • CAN-
ADA,' 22 ' Broadway - (Hudson . byllding), New
York.> J. F.:FUOAZr, manaeer Pacific Coaat.
6SO Montgomery street. Saa = Francisco. Tickets
Sold ?by/all railroad ticket agent*. _ -.-;:.
ORAII^TTBAVBt
Northwestern Pacific toiirbad 6l
. \u25a0 -. r ; V; May 5, 1907.^.;^..'. -" l '
SHORE ! DIVISION
For, Sausalito, * Mill Valley, : San Rafael
SWEEK' DAYS — Every 30 .J mlhutei
frbtn^. tf:ls*to;>9:4s 'a. - m. : . hourly until
2:45tp. m.; t then, every;3<> minutes until
THSfp.^m.rDiOO.'UOrlS'and-IIjSS p. m.* ;
: V'"J SUNDAY&r-Every -;30; 30 •; minutes v from
6:15 a. m.\untU 8:15, p. "m .; \u25a0 9 :00,-.«3 :15
•9:45,M0:15"and 11:55 p,rr». - :\u25a0-
'\u25a0For 'Fairfax-— Week idays-^-SilS, 6:45
7:15,r8:15:a. f m., ja:45,.-3:16,'. 8:45, ,:15!
4:45 and 6:15 p. ra. Sundays — 8:15. 9:15
10:15,'10:45.;ll:45 su';rn.^l2:4s, X:45, 2:45*
4:15,' 4:45: andfSrlSiprm. '-: . ;
> -;For' San : Quentin— Daily-^-8:15, 8:45
ll:4s'a.*itn.V42 ;<S; and'l:4s<p. < m."i:i
rrj 8:15 a,* mridally,"- 2:45; p.\ m. > daily ; ex-
cept Sunday and 8:15 p.* ra.' Sunday, only
for Camp TMeeker. 1 Monte Rio, Cazadero
and-wayoStations-=^" -.'j::-/; i~ i-^-vi;.;-.- \u25a0 \u25a0
::• 8:15. a-^m.TSunday only and s:ls'p; m.
dally i! except Sunday for Laejunltas,
Camp >".Taylor," Point \ Reyes- and way
stations. :-.\u25a0.;\u25a0" ' .\u25a0.'.."\u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0-.. - , : '- ".:. \u25a0 \u0084
\; . •To : Sausalito :•\u25a0 only.
WESTERN DIVISION ;
For Tibnron, Belvedere and : Sam Rafael
~'i7:30. v 8:00,.9:X5;:ll:OO r «^.m:;a2:3s;a:3o,
5:10,"-*5-:50, ? 6t3o'p. :m,-daily. . .
t,s7:3o'ia; m.*> daily i'for; Petaluma, Santa !
Rosa, 1 ? Clove rdale.aUkiah.'.WUllt*. Sher-
wood; Sebastopol and jway. stations. , * -
*z-\ 8:00' a.i m. daily - f oorr r Petaluma, Santa
Rosar^ Cam p .Vacation, •: Glen /Ellen r and
w&ys9tations. ,•;;.:'\u25a0:-".;\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0/.\u25a0• .%..,.,\u25a0, .
/3:3oip.im:* dally,! for '.Petaluma, Santa
.Ro3a,"i;cioverdale.;'.Ukiah.,-Gu4rnevllle
Sebastopol' and -wayi stations., - '
,j;'5:10m r :m.-'daily for; Petaluma, Santa
Rbsa.iGlen Ellen, Sebastopol", and way
stations.* .:-"- :i i-. * .; yj-r.^- *-;rv^-. •-*< t v;?*- - -•\u25a0
, %-\ 9:15 a; ! ; m.^ Sunday only for .; Petaluma,
Santa- Rosa, :Glen Ellen -and 4 way sta-
tions. ° ' \u25a0 ' \u25a0 '-^ißjsdf
*X *To jTlbtrron; only «n: week days. \u25a0 -
:\u25a0' Ticket i offices:^ Ferry -building, 'and General
Of flees,"? James i Flood * boilding.'i » ; - r • ' * -^
- \ '-. -'.'-'• ~3. JAS.'f AOLEE; \ Gtneral > Mantra.
J. - J.'GCABY, Act. 1 Geai Psssenger it. Freight Ast.
RAJLW AT ; TKAVKI,
i^fD^ 1 " TnsH Isars as 4 an dm
/^^V toarriT * v
Ao/^^q>\ San Francisco
I -C^^O / fbox Ju^b 16. 1907
FERRY DEPOT
X£lr>^ \u25a0:'-\u25a0;.. root of Market Btrewt-
Leave —\TA OAKLAND PIEB— ArrlTa
' IMm Bichmond. Benlcia. Suisnn. Sac ~~~
-ramento. 1 and Way Stations.^ 7.45p .
T.ooa Elrnlra.V»eavllle. Rumsey. 7.45» ;
7.00 a D*riB. -Marys Tine, OtotUlo.
EoseTQle. Red Bln3. Dunimuir 7.4»»
7.58« Hayward. Nile*. San Jose : _ 1M»
7.40» Vallejo. Nar». - CallsUwa, Santa
Rosa. Martinei. San Ramon — 9.23 a
7.<0» Nile », ; Pleasanton. Li vermora.
- TrAeyi Lathrop. Stockton—^— - 7JN .
iWa Slta»taiKxDres!»-(Vis> Davis.) •/.
WUllams. Bartlett Springs./
Willows. Bed Bluff. Ashland.
Portland and East.. — &23»
, S2o* Martlnex-AnUoch Byron Tracy.
Stockton. No wanan. Los Banos.'
Mendota. \u25a0 Armona. Hanford. *Mp
\u0084 Vlsalla.Porter»Ul«w__..-C — 4.«»
$M» Port CostA. lathrop. Modesto.
Merced. Baymond, Fresno.
Hanford. Vl«alla.Tulare. Bak.
"- ersfleld ' :\u25a0-.- — — *•*** .
l^Ba Newark. Ban Jose. Los Gatos. ; r
Wright \u25a0 ' - \u25a0' \u25a0' --: SM*
9.00 a Nlles, Urerraore, Stock ion
(•Milton). ValleT Spring, .
. lono. Sacr«tcento.Bed Bl'i2_ «.ss»
9.W« Sonora. Tuolnmne and Ana»l3._ 4.»5» .
t.00« Atiantio Errresa — Ogdoi* 7^B»
9JJOa Trnckee. Laka Tahoe. Reno. _
Tonopah. Ooldfleld. Beatty^-. IJU9
*Atb Richmond. Port Costa. Martlnes. \u25a0 v-
aad War Stations ••«»
IO.Ma The Orerland Llmlted-Omaha. _
Chicago. Dentec Kansas aty »^S»
,10.20s VaUelo. Mare Ijland.Napa__ IlOto
, ioaOa Los Angeles Passenger-- Port
Ccsta. iUrtlpei. Bjron. Tracy.
LatbroP. Stockton. Mereed.
— Fresno. Gosben J nnctlcrt. Han-
ford. Letnoon*. YlsMia.lularo, _\u25a0!
Bakersfleld. Los Angeles — -— - *•"*»
U2*p KUes. Saa Jote and Way Stations 2.4«»
1.40» ' Kewark. 6aa Joaa. Santa, Croz.
. Lanrel. Boulder 'Creek. D«l
Monte. Pacific QroT9X--.- "\u25a0»»
3JWp Benlda, Wluters, Bacrsioento.
Woodland. Xiiig bU Landbi*. t
M»ry«t ilia and OrOTlUe--- r -. W- 48 *
J2op Yoseralte Valley via Raymond—
'X. Wawonaßouta- -^~~ B - 4S *
32»9 Port Costa. JlartiTies. Byion. ,_
ModestoTuereed. Fresno- K»» *.
3 J»» San Leandro. NUes. San Joee.^. »^8«
JJOp Via Tlboron. West Kapa. St. - -
•\u25a0i -n. Helena. Callstoga,:.... y-y-. W- 25 "
3.49b Portland Express, (via ?»\u25bc!»>.
WilUams. Willows. Bed Bluff.
Athlaad. Portland and lait 9.45 a....
4.00b Valleio. Martlnea. *an Ramon.
,**- *••; Napa Callstoza Santa Kp*a_ ••«»
4.00p Nlles. Tracy. Stockton Lodl__ WJB*
4^B? China and Japan Fast Mail—
,~ Oaden.Pneblo. Den-rer.Kansas
City. St. Louis. Chicago.
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
mento. Reno. Sparki.. — ...._.:.\u25a0. 1Z.«»
4vWp Ban Leandro. - Hayward, Niles. );<««•
Pleaaanton. livermore — — It! 1.43 m
S.Q9p ThaOirt Limited— Sswman. Los
Banos. Mondou. Fresno. TtK .. ,
- ; lare.' Bakersfleld. Los Angeles 1.4H .
5.00p Newark, 8»a Jose. Los Gatos.
Wrijrhiu™_:._.. ~ - — *^* fa
120» Earn Leandro. N lies. Ban Jose 7w4S*
5.40* Vallalo. Port Costa. Benicia. Sol. ' _-
- :~ snn. Sacramento \u25a0— \u25a0\u25a0— . \u25a0"• 3 * \u25a0
6.28p Tast Matt— O iden, Cheyenne. --„-'-.
Omaha. Chi caso_ ~— C.«s» ;
$20* ' Hayward. Nlles and San Joae— ••48b)
7.00b Goldfleld Pass.— Port Costa. Bey .
nicla. Sul Jan. Elmlra. DUoo. _
Davis. Bacraxaento. -Trockee-
- Lftk» Tahoe, Wadsworth.
Hazen. Fallon. Tonopsh.Gold-
fleld.Beatty. andKeeler-^. — 7.08«
IM9 Vallejo, B«necla and Way Sta- -
tlons, Sunday 0n1y,..'. ' ...r.: — U23*
5209 Oregon Express— Sacramento,
MarysTille. Jt •ddi n ». Port- ;
land.' Paget Soond and Icagt. *M*
;- COAST (LINfE ,
; r-~r -~- • »y(ThtrdandTowps«ndStryiU> '
l.lOm Valencia St.. Ban' Jose aud Way *-<
Stfttilotis ' \u25a0 * '\u25a0* iM "f»Jj«i
:«^0« Sunday Excaaiaa— ianta Craz.
. - Boulder Creek. \u25a0 Laurel. Del _ ,
Monte. Monterey • — \u2666!•>*»»\u25a0 "
7.00 a ' Valencia St. Redwood, San Jow,
Morsanhtll. Qllroy.-PaJaro.-V;
1 ' Watson ville. Banta Crur— Lau-
rel—Boulder Creek. Del Monte. .
Monterey. Pacific GroTe____ 1L29»
B.oos The Coaster— Saa Jose, Salinas.
/•-> Paso Rob! s s Hot Springs.
/.Santa 'Margarita, can La 111 1
' Obispo. Guadalape. Santa '.
Barbara. San Bnenaven tura,
• Oxnard, Bur bank. Los Anxales tl.lS»
B.oo* Del Monte. Pacific Grove. Surf.
\u25a0 \u25a0"".*\u25a0' T' n <PT >o<> .r... , ' 1 .-- M.lSb
MOa San*- Jose, Gilroy. Sa.llr.as,
"- - i«a3o Roble6 Hot Springs. San
Luis Obispo— Los Gatos, Ahna,
.-" Wright— T re s P ' n o a— Santa
div. Laurel. Boulder Creek-
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
Grove ...:_.: 4.I0»
18.30 a Valencia St.; Burliujrame. Ban
Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto.
- Sun Jose 7.40«
t1.30* Valencia St.. Cemeteries. San
Jose and Way Stations.^. , *.4S«
1.40p Valencia • St.. Cemeteries. San
Jose .; i-: ........... 10.00«
I.4*b Santa • Cruz, Laurel. Boulder
-- - Creek.. :..,. .. ... • .... -.. — 7JO> .
3.80f Del Monte Express —Valencia
St.. San Jose. Gilroy. C&stro-
' ville. Del Moute. Monterey.
Pacific Grove—.™-—: 12.15*
3.15b South San Francisco, San Joee.
Xros Plnos ...:.. .^^ IOL3Sa
4.00 a Sunset Sxpress> — El Paso, Hous-
ton, New Orleans :...\u25a0.-;
Pasoßoblss Hot Springs, Santa
\u25a0 .Barbara. Los Angeles—^ — _.. 12.40* ,
t<Jsop Vctencia St., San Jose and Way
Stations—^- ; \u0084'. . '"' 13M*
4.40p Valencia St. San Jose and Way
Stations:— t- :—: — 1.20b
15.(Wp Valencia St.. Burlingame. San
Matao, Palo Alto. S*n' Jose,
Log Gatoi. ! Wristht f9.OS«
s^3p Pan Jos*t, Watson ville, Santa Crus 9JOp
5.40p Valencia St.', Mateo, I*ed-
-vrood. P*lo AJto, San Jose —^. SJOy
tS.OOa Valencia St&Snn Jose an<t>Yay:
Stations -— • '-\u25a0 ts.4««
6209 Valencia i St.. ' South San Frmn-
-- eisco.S«»Jf^^_;^.-. «J0»
7.007 x«ew Orleans->ox>esS— San J«se.
fc'.'illims.: ;Paj4f' Roblas HO6
Bprings.Sif*nr Lnls OMspo
• - Santa Barbara Los Angeles — f.30«
, Perain*. KIPMo.JJew Orl«ans.__. 12.40?
7.00p Del Monte. Monterey. Padfio •
- Gkwb— L ompoe__^_.___: ;. ll.lSp -
a.Mp Valencia St. Ocean View. Palo
\u25a0'\u25a0- Alto. San Jose ~_- z 7Jft»
H.45g Valencia SU Palo Alto. San Jose. t3JP»
tl.O>P Sacr»men^>_R{Tyr St«>agwn ,-ti.Wg 9
Union Transfer Company agents' eollert •'
b&ggagQ and checks on trains of Southern >
Pacific and deliver to residence. Thsy ar» ?
amhoHzed : to . check: . banags direct from
restdence. ' /-- •\u25a0 •- \u25a0 * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- --• ••\u25a0 . .
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
. (Foot of Market Street) :
; 7jOO. 8.00. 9.00. 10X0. 11 .00 a. m.
VIM. IXO. ZOO. 8.00. 4 00. iJOO.IJQO, 8J0. 9J00 p. rfl^ :
"' A for Morning . P for Afternoon
ISunday Azcepted. ', tSonday only.
MT^TAMAL^^ RAILWAY
' VU SwaUto Ferrrrr^t >f Market St.
; Lt. Smi Fkb. .- gw~ I LT.T*m»lp*ia
WEEK SrJT- -j^PPfpl^ BU.V- r>K
PAY DAY gKgMia PAY PAY #
945 A 7:15 A SSSSBf 9:23 A WSA
9:15 A 11:10 A 1:40 P
"i:45P* 9:1 ! A 12:18 P 4dt P
BATUR- 12:43 P . 3 ilO P SATtau-
day 2:15 P Legal Holidays 4:40 P bay
4:45 P »MP «SilsyTlsw. «:40 P 900 P
TKXET.OFFICB AT SAUSALITO FERST
I- - ; ~,:.\~, . : .'."\u25a0.".. ...'\u25a0 \u25a0. ,-; "• \u25a0;\u25a0- ,"..-- ~
' BAT. ASTD LVTKKUI.BAX ROUTES E
MARE ISLAND vNAVY "YARO
VALLEJO AND NAPA
Sf APA' VALLEY RO OTB s.
\u25a0 MontlcelloT S. S. ; Co. sad - Napa VaUey Klecttlc
R, R. Co. Clo»e connecUon*. \u25a0 A
; -*, «-ROU.VD- TRIPS DAILY— « •
I -Boats l«av« s»n rmactico 7:00, v "S:-** a.m..
1 12:50 nooo, 3:15. (J:0O. \u26663:30 p. m.
: San Frinclsco landing aod office. Clay street
wharf/ aorta end- Ferry balldiae. Marie: stxecC
1 terry. ,i Meals. -a U carte.
1 ' Phone • 4C6. \u25a0
•I^ands Navy -Yaxd «Ur»ct. **
- OCEAN TRAVEL^
PUGBT SOUND
'-:\u25a0 AND fALL' POINTS IN "ALASKA,
Through * Freight ani * Passenser * Rates.
,- ,;.,«-•; Elegsnt SW*»:St««m«r*. -. . -
Special round trip excursion rate* b*tw»»» y
San FraiKiisco and Pttfet Joomt points; abo Vic-
toria an-i VancouTer, . B. C, - Jose,* July, - Aogtut '
sad
buckmAn and watson i
Sailing JCverj Sattird«».at 1:3(1 p. m. *
'Alaska' Pacific S.> 3. Vo., Stenart street wh»rf. \u25a0\u25a0
W. I>. WELJLS. ' Agnat. ; !\u25a0
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