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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
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ash B«»r ... 04 — .Paymaster ... — .02
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MaoNamar* 20 - 2>hon of Nev. 11.00 . —
Mont Mid Es. 02 04 Ton N SUr.. 20 —
Mon PlttslMirj._fi3_liUWe*t-Ead-Xi<«-74
Ooldfleld District
Adams ..."... "13-- l4KJrt - Uond: Anx> 08 .10
/LUanta ~ s«iCrt Bwul' Ex. .13 .15
P,! ack T, A^'-- - 05 - -f"' Jumbo Ex. ...,1.77 1.85
lUk n Uonan (KJ 07] Kendall .<-:. "23 £5
I!lk Uutte Ex v 9 09i Kendall <\u25a0 Ex !,..--.— 04
Woe Bell X ,JlO Kmnu Ex.. _.;S2
niue Bull ... \u25a0 ;;2 . 34! Lone Star .-:\\. .20 22
r.ti«» Goldfield 05 \u0084:itft'Ma.i jQueeV"*,;ao'^.~
<-«lumbia Mt.;. 48 JOiMajrae ..;;.C."0«: 07
Cavi'As: Nation .10 . lllMl^ratree*./. 03. —
< onquorur ... /12 I4lMUltots-n Fr*c. 05." —
Cr»cker Jack. — SOlNJoitawk-Ex -10 . —
V. fc ' s v, ~- — I.ssiX«ra(3a Boy ... 07 08
I»m C Btt* C. 25, 27ir>rq ;...;.. ..19 21
£'\u25a0*** , •• <>* OSißed HlUs .... 53!; M
lM:uln!oa .... O2..UCiRed Top Ex^ 25 ,27
J.mplre 30. ,12 Sandstorm ... — ? 45
1 >meralda ..J. 10 — (Silver : Pick „ -4", 31
Morenw . . :^..4.10 4.l2iSt Area — .. S7
».©W bar <Jld — 75^ \>rnal .:..... 15 :17
*.i^ Con M... 7.47 7.,lo!Wono>r ...... 02 -C 3
<..<1 K«>wana6, <» . — iVeUow Tiger.. 21 —
'aid 3d Chtnce, 20 22j ..' , :
BcllXroic District
Amethyst .... — 25IMtK 6ho» Ex. — 09
Elfrs Cotn ; .." — lojorljr Bullfror- OS""*©"
<JoM Bar \u25a0 — 65!Tr«mp Con- .. 85 ' —
I.ijre HsrrlK.. O2 <WJV«ney View. .. \u25a0— " "6a
Mnj-flower cv>n :«> ' SS,Vlctor :......' 07 * '10
ilent Bullfrog 03 , 05! Yankee Girl .: 04 CO
Manhattan .- District \u25a0 '..' \u25a0 ; \u25a0
Apr Tool Ex. 01 '\u25a0 x)2|Man Mln . Xcv — '\u25a0' 07
0.-Id Wedce.i- 08 -OSiMaaßed Top. 02 03
• Jrsnnr G;M. -24 — i^ustang Cx . : 08 \u25a0: ~
Man ; Broncho. •OS .JOiTlne Nut ../„ 07 :•
Man Comb . ; -<Q . ; OSiSyl . Httmphrev. -05 OG
Man Cowbor. 04 05i Verde '.. 02 <&
Man l^xter.. — 15! YeUow Horse.. *— 05
Man Lit Joe. 02 .C3i .
k<~~" Wonder District
(Yonder ..:...... ;' 02 04
' Otter DlstrlcU - - '.
illnes:...;, f . 40
Comstocks '
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Belcher .>..... 20 22!juktl«> ....... 01 C 2
Bei>t.& Belch. 61 ' —i Mexican 54 56
£ v "on • — ISOpblr ........1.62 1.05
CaledonU ... 28 SOOverman 12 14
Challenge ... 1H 1« I'otosl 15
Cuollar- 21 23:SaTa«re 95 M
Confidence ... 90 — tficorpton ..v.. — 10
Con Imperial. —' 02 ' Sierra N«v... 41 42
tea Va M Co. 76 "78!8Uver HIH" ..-. — 47 1
Ci««m POfat.. 30 SljStandard C0n.. 1.90. —
Exchequer ... 86 —' Union. Con ... 40 —
Oonld.& Car. 23 24|Ycl Jacket.. 1.10 1.12^
REAL ESTATE TRAKSACTIOXS
- THURSDAY, AUGUST 2».
Charts Krueckel Jr. and wife to Henry Aro
bjoff aad wife, lot at E corner of Thirty-second
nvfcw and I street Sooth, SE 25 by NE 100:
$10. . >. - •
Harrr A. JauSin and wife to Looise Mr Eh at,
lot Jn E line of SixteraUi avenue, 175 N of O
etr**t, N2sby E 127:6-/$lO. - '
Charles T<-»gue to Gilbert B. Hoggins, lot fn
5T liae of Serenth arena?, 125 B of J street. S
25 by W 120; flO. \u25a0-•...
Theodore Meetx (deceased), by administratrix
to E. n. MerrlU. lot 8, block 425, Sooth San
Francisco railroad and homestead association;
Juliea Llebes and wife to J. H. McKay, lot In
>\ lice of Fourteenth avenue, 3SO S ot Point Ix>
52M?JS* UI;S ' 512 1-40, W 75:11%, E
131:11^ more or less; <10.
Georjre W. E. Schneider and wife to Henry
Colombat and wife, lot at NW corner of Tenth
avenue aad Lake street. W 25 by N 72; SlO.
Thom*s Madi^an and wife to Edward Spobr,
lot in N line of Twenty-third street. 25:6 E of
Noe. E 25:5 by N 114; $10. .
1 An^elino Ferroglaro to.rortanato Depao!L lot
Fortuuato I>epeoll to An^elo Fcrrocglaro. lot
in S lin* >_of Vallcjo street. 177 E of Taylor. E
TC-ift®? W 13T ; 6> S 67:6H ' E-^ N
A!i»ert Merer to Maude Qoonan. lot in "W line
•>r Forty-KPT wb utoaue, 270 N of Fulton street
X3O hy W. 120; $10. . . .
land company and California title
:.^uran«f and trust company to Elll* A. Holmes
J»t 2?, block O, Sunnyntde; *I 0
<"lißrles-«cr!ach to Howard C. Helium, lot In
J .i "J*b i^ D *io* TeßU *' - 75 s°' FF iat Loboe> s
Prctierlek ' U. 'Axton «nd wife to Anna M.
ilirtt. lot in E line of Twenty-flfth avenue/ 161:8
ti-0 7^- liS 0 ** 1 ' S *?^ by E 120> N 78:< .,SW
J'^' Herman wmpany to Herein H. Koster
rod wife,- lot in NEline of Palmer street, OS S
E 60.73. S'2s/W 84, XW 25?87;
IoS <* P- de Bocco to Elizabeth Nolan, lot la B
• "k^ 1- r^°*.,*n VV * nUe< 1M Xof Polflt IX > ll > 0 «. »
G. B Schlaffino and wife to Thomas Furlong
T JT, !re -- 'ot at SE \u25a0 corner iof Francisco and
Herman VH.Ko»t«r and wife to 'Arti"ar-L."
TVUw and wife, lot In SE line of Palmer street
!\u25a0': S of Kali-mount. E-90.73, S 25, W S4 07 NVrV
r>.^7. Fatrmoant 15; $10.
i Arthur I>. White and wife to Herman H. Kos
trr and .wife,- same; $350. -. -
.' Pope estate company to Robert W. Msguire
rod wife, lot at SE corner of Seventeenth and
Boirrderv strt>et»i, S 27:5% by E 100; $10.
JJichael.PnrceH to Honor Welch, lot la S line
of J street, 57 :« Eof Forty-e!gnth ayenue, ESO
by S U>o. 8 Bryant street and Center place. SW
«1:« by SB 80. - v
. Sylvester J. Bannejardaer to James F. Swift,
Jot in N line of California street, 165 E of
Bak*r. E 27:6 by N 132:7; $10.
William J. Gnnn to Catherine Muldonney \u25a0 lot
In 6 line of Grove street, £5:6 E of LaMley, E
£5 by S 125. \u25a0
Michael G. Tonini, bankrupt, by transfer io
G. Howard Thompson, lot inJS line of Vallelo
#tre«t, 125 W of Polk, W 25 fey 8 137:6; $4,000.
August* de Bendekben family Jaeger 'to Henry
W. Backofen, lots 64 to 66, B«a Franklin home
stead: $10.
Sadie A. Maguire to Plenna A. Fitch, lot In
vV' line of Bowdola street. .\u25a02.83 S of Mansul S
46.20, W 120. N 36.01. E 120.44. «« aß « i , D
L Merrtam to Harriet 8. Menle,m. lot in N
line of Fftrty-fonrth avenue, 167 N of J street,
Johanna Haas' to Thomas Collins, lot in E line
of Sanchez etrtet, 275 S -«f Thirtieth, S 25 by
E 125; $in.
Edwin W. Stooe and wif* to John Ollvertl
«nd wife, lot ia N line ofShotwell street, 70:9
W of Eagle. N 100, W 25, 6 90. SE 26; $700.
John H.Skillieorn to George P Fleming «t al.",
lot In E line of Eureka, street, 185 S of Twentr
•econd, S 25 by E 115; $10.
Alonzo B. Simmons et al. to Joe Harris com
pany, lot in N line of Clay street, 91:8 E of
Drurara, N 50 by W 22:11.
Irrinr tl«rriam to Harriet 8. Merrlam, lot
in W lice of Forty-fourth ovenae, 133 N of J
street. N S4 by W 120: $20.
Thomas Rycbold to Harry Ferrfario, lot 27. i
block 12, Flint tract; $400. * •: . '
E. A. Wilson to George H. Mastlck. lots"
1«. 17 thd 21. block 49, City land; $10.
Ueoryo H. Ma stick and wife to E. P. I/onca
bough, lot 21. block 49, City land association
sio- \u25a0 \u25a0-•.- -\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0
Charles H. Jackson and wife to Lonls A.
Doerin*. lot in-"W line of Hampshire street. 200
S of Twenty-fifth, S 20 by W 100; $10.
LooiK A. Doling to Ernst Wei^le and wife,
Eame; $10. V •-.- _ .
An^elo C. and Mary ' Delleplane to Bert hold
Gebauer, lot in W line of Webster street. 60
8 of Filbert, 8 25 by W 100; $10.. •
Andrew B. McCreery to Thomas F.- . Cox, , lot
H 8 llae of McAllister street, 100 E of Lron,
E 25 by 8 137:6; JJ2.125. .;;,
Bull dine Contracts
Joseph Lanp" with E.. Ms asb«rc— All work
for \u25a0a . two story frame \u25a0 building- in E Use Of
L«aTenworth street.. 4l:l% 8 of Washington, 8
22:0^. by E 115; $7,500.
Claus Scbroeder with James A. McDonald and
F. E. Hooper — All \u25a0work for • three story and
basement frame , building la- N line of Twentieth
streef/174 W of Valencia/ 81 by 114; $13,384.
Spiro G. Jaacovjch vrtth iff. -A. Tnibeck —
All work for a three ctorjr frame building in X
line of Jackson street, 192:6 W cf Hrde. W
27:6 by 137:0; $9,025; _;...-:/ '
Mrs. M. F. Stevens and Miss M. E. Paul with
Joseph Fllttner — All work for a two story frame
building Sn E - Ut»e of Laurel street, o?:7U N
of Cslifomla, N 25." E 87:«; $5.850. ..;>.t
Thomas Gardner with Buck & McCarty— AH
work, owner to furnish gtp fixtures, mantels and
ehadeF, for * two-etory fj-ame-bulldlng ln-E line
ef I>apldge street, . 125 :, N , of : Nineteenth/; N .*is
by E f<i: $4,500. v >...v i\u25a0-•i \u25a0-•-
Mrs. W. Sheeny with Bspjre A- Wllkie aD d J.
Moran & Co. —All- work- for a four story brick
building at NW corner -of ' Nmth; a»d. Jessie
streets, W-80 by.N 8?.; $43,104. \u25a0• «--, s;t -,-
AH FONG'S HEIRS. EACH :".'^>'v
WILL; RECEIVE $30,000
Controversy Oyer-Estate of Wealthy
Chinaman. Is. Settled by
\u25a0-,_"\u25a0— T >.-*?. ..\u25a0'\u25a0-.\u25a0-* *.
Compromise . . ;
HONOLULD'/.fAVg/.^-^The^ contro
versy over "the' estate of -the;late Ah
Fong has been : settjed.. by .-compromise.
It has been .agreed ..that each. of- : the
children shall receive : $30,900. U u->v u^
WEALTH Y PiO>EER;DEAD
SAN.- JOSE,..; Aug. - 29.--sV;Hliam -Lewie
Todd, a ..wealthy \u25a0.pioneer/rresident ":of
Monterey coanty, died last night a*/ths
home of his son, G.G. Todd, in this .jfljtyi;
The elder. Todd, caiae.,tii. San. Jose' three
weeks ago/V'He" was ill at "the;' time,",
rapidly beeame^worßejajjddJed late.Jast
nlgrht. , A riaUre of. Missouri, he was
%he "firet wWte child born In the Platt
purchase., "Mr. "Pbdd'icinie to Call-:
fornia"in : . IS6B. He was a well known
cattleman ioffMontefey^county;^"* ;"\u25a0 '-'
- The ; first *p£ir"'pf '«pectacle/,waji mads
by an Italian ip 12»K, . .;,./ 0 W
Contradictory Dispatches Befuddle
Market and Disturb Brokers
News That \Mahoriey Ordered Gbi|ffeldi
Miners Back to Work Is ©eriiect
' The local mining exchanges had an
other strenuous and anxious- season
yesterday. The brokers - received 5 flat
contradictions -from ; Goldfield concern
ing! the attitude of. the miners" and. the'
mine "operators Jo 'disturb and perplex
them. First It was' reported, 'on <- the
basis of dispatches, received from Gold
field, that Mahoney,' vice president : of
the western federation ;bf miners/ had
issued an order at Denver.dlrecting the
miners, who walked out from the mines
of the merger to returat.to.work."
' Toward night another dispatch came
along in which was contained a denial
by Mahoriey that he had issued an order
of any kind. Then the brokers may be
said to have.been up in the fair, filled
with Uncertainty and devoid of any firm
conviction; as to what : the : situation
might be today. .'.''..': '
"•\u25a0 All this, was: bad; for business. Brok
ers sulked and complained. Shorts fig
ured and wondered what would happen
next. m&BBSKM£EnKiHmSBBBBB&EUi££&
*" When the local mining stock boards
were opened yesterday/ morning -the
STOCKTON TRANSFER
POINT FOR TWO LINES
Becomes One of Three New
Freight Exchange j
Special by Leased Wire to The Call
STOCKTON, ; Aug. 29.— At midnight
tonight Stockton becomes one of three
freight exchange centers north of Mo-
Jave and will be a point for the trans
ference of freight shipped from : ex
clusive points -on the Southern Pacllic
to exclusive points on the Santa Fe
line and vlct . versa. The new move
means much -ids Stockton and will
necessitate the laying of; extra tracks
and the maintenance of large yards. -
Many advantages will be . derived
from the new exchange points. Hith
erto Mojaye, has-been the only place
where this Interchanging was done,
largely because the Southern Pacific
owned a large block of present "Santa
Fe track in. early times -and an ar
rangement was made with Huntlngton
and his company-
Later the desert .town was reclaimed
as the important point, largely because
the Southern Pacific could get carry-
Ing trade for a longer distance by that
arrangement and handle goods brought
from the eaßt and billed to points situ
ated like Modesto, \Chich the line does
not reacted The' Mo jave exchange sta
tion Is deemed a poor/ one because.. it
Is not medial between any of the points
which need connection by rail, but are
situated on different roads.
TILDEN IS GUEST OF
DEAf MUTES AT RECEPTION
Sculptor's Election as Vice President
of the Americans Made Oc
casion of • Celebration
rr'OAKI^ND/Aug/2s.— A'r-eception was
given Douglas Tilden, the. sculptor, by
Oallaudet assembly No. 14 of the ' Ame
ricans tonight. The assembly has only
deaf mutes in Its membership, and the
.reception was In honor of Tilden's elec
tion as second vice president at the
recent session of the order In San
Francisco. »7^£
The officers, of the senate, or grand
lodge of the Americans, . attended the
reception, which was held %in Tilden's
residence at 1454 Webster street. Among
these officers were First Vice President
C. R. Little of Melrose, Third Vice
President Mrs. C./J. Allen of San Fran
cisco Major General . H. C. Lewis of
Ban Francisco, , Quartermaster C. W.
Cavltt of San Francisco, Secretary
'GeneralW. E. Wright of San Fran
cisco, Director-General C. W. Stone of
San Francisco, Treasurer-General 3. "II
M. Shetterly Sr. of San Francisco/Chap
lain J. E. Scott, Captain of the Guard
8. H. Stuart of Oakland and Editor R.
M. Brown of San Francisco. -
-The officers of Gallaudet assembly No.
14, .who arranged the affair, were:
Henry Frank, pastyshalrman ; \ Kossuth
Selftr. chairman; IC. Lohmeyer, vice
chairman; Downey Goodrich, recorder.
SPENDS SMALL FORTUNE
'N SEARCHING FOR FAMILY
Contractor Maynard Unable, to Locate
Wife and Three Children After
Three .Years' Hunt
OAKLAND, 'Aug. 29. — L. J. Maynard,
a, contractor, whose .. home" is at 1183
Twenty-third avenue,' has reported that
his wife, Mrs. Asenith>l. Maynard, and
three children, • Alolse 8., Clara ; X and
Fern A- Maynard, /disappeared.'. more
than two years ago. Maynard asserts
that he has spent a small fortune in a
search for his. wife and children. He
declares. that he has _severartirhes seen
his daughter .Clara, on the; streets, of
this city, - but has never • been" able - to
discover where she was- living. ~_
'According to the;' story of the/coii^
tractor, his wife disappeared more than
two years a&o, "taking with her the
three children. Maynard began -a
search, for his missing wife, which: he
has continued' unti?.; the .present 7. time
without, success/ .He -says; that : his
search, has cost him { 7,000 and that he
is penniless.- He says that if his wife
will .return to him and bring back his
children he. will forgive every thing, that
has : happened' in the past. :
SAN FRANCICAN TO WED V
A REDWOOD CITY MISS
Engagement of Maxime J. Brizard
and Miss Fannie Crowe Is
Announced
> REDWOOD- CITY*: Mag. -29.— Mr. and
Mrs. \u25a0 James ' Crowe have "announced ' th a
engagement of " their,* daughter Fannie
to Maxlme J. Bnz&rd of San Francisco.
The* wedding will -be 'celebrated; at the
Crowe home next Saturday. ; Miss' Crowe
is. o!ne - of VRed^ooa/8; 7^^t popular
young" women." ";Her/ father^ was ;.J for
tnany i years the ; coroner;and' public ad
'mlnUtrator.^ of 'San'Mateo* county.
Mfy Brizard Is a contracting.; electri
clan of San Francisco, with large busi
ness Interests." ".'For^ many; years ;he*haii
charge of the electrical? department- of
the Union, Jron -.works twhen.-Oepr'sejW.' 1
Dickie i of t.San:'Mateo J .waß^ general su
perintend en t. . *;••:•.•-: s ' ' .- . ' ,
XEW BAXK FOR SAX LEANDRO
;.SAN, LEANDRO, - Aug. .29.— A new
bank, 1 ; with a" capital' stock of : J60.000,'
Is. to: ber" opened * here. '; SR. B. 'Murdock
of the .United I States:, national \ bank of
San^Franclsco ., is * the - moving \u25a0\u25a0- spirit:
Yesjerday} IS B,OOO 5 was /subscribed in ; a
three ; hours'. -canvass 1 made;' by, '~ Jesse
Woods of Hayward.*. Wore than enough
,to meet the : original, capital .-was j taken
today. /"The ; bank v will; be j financed^ by
Murdoch and local stock > holders. 5
THE SAN CISCO \u25a0 G&Mj, FRIDAY; .AUGIJST 1 30, ; 1907^
sales^ of . Goldfleld Consplldated -Mlnea
were 37%. points lower. -than -the closing
of the r: preceding ii y daV.^- The? market
looked seedy, -with the ; merger; going ; at
$7.20, which was. the Spectacle afforded."
All through .the • reguiar'-calli.board ; of
the : San' Francisco ' stock*, andjexctiange
board . the price, was /held ; down ; to ; $7.25.
and; less. -Even (with ;that^. the -sales
were small, not rmore I than v 3,000 'shares
In both ".* boards 'being the . total.". No^ one
seemed to know .what \ to'do. J . .- ;\u25a0: -'['\u0084 ' \u25a0;\u25a0 '
When the informal session, opened the
favorable •\u25a0 dispatch' "concerning V. ; Ma-;
honey's * order ;.'to :,the";mihers
began to take early effect. VAn upward
gait;i t ; was - struck * and ; the ' price -of the
merger "shareSjWeht.tiptto' s7.s7% •'Then
they began-:- to } recede I:again:. : and \u25a0> the
lower : level of $7.45 - W|ls , touched, il- ;'A
subsequent ; reflux 1 " sent'- the' price-up
some points,' ( but-the^ market closed, for
the day In uncertainty.; ,->;<, /vV^^
Goldfleld stocks sympai
thized with the course of Goldfield Con
solidated. Mines/ and' the" most of : them
closed lower than the opening.' \u25a0\u25a0 **" -; '
WANT CHANGE OF VENUE
IN STEVE ADAMS CASE
Prosecutors Feel ;'\u25a0 That: \ a
?:] Jury Gotten in \Vallace
Would Be Biased'
BOISE, Ida., Ang. 29.— The state of
Idaho will ask for a change, of venue
in the case of Steve' Adams/* charged
with the murder of : Fred : Tyier^ Jn
Shoshone t county. The?"; case^ will :" be
called - f orl trial September ..: 9 ; a"t "Wal
lace, when": a witl be "made" on
the ground that It Js impossible to,se
cure a fair trial at Wallace,", where the
population, is \ largely/ composed of
miners. It is believed that if a change
of venue were ; granted the case would
be sent tb'Moscow for trial/ ./- .
It was announced 't definitely -today
that E.F.; Richardson of .Denver Iwould
not appear |in either] the j trial \of j Steve
Adams or of Pettlbone. 'Attorney ; Dar-'
row will ' be ; in; complete charge jof the
cases.' - ; - '/.-". : • : .*-; \u25a0* ;'J*v-". i' : J!^':' '.
OBJECTS TO PHOTOGRAPHING
OF HER BABY IN THE NUDE
On This and Other Grounds the
Wife of Carleton MunroeJCorn- '{
well '• Obtains a : Divorce . ;
OAKLAND,, Aug.. 2 9.— Marie-". Agnes
Cornwell was!awarded, an interlocutory;
decree of- divorce, today from Carlton'.
Munroe Cornwell on^the'grOundvof'ex*-
treme /cruelty. One ,of the. f allegations";
against' Cornwell was that he^ad taken
their baby girl to. a photographer .'and
had her portrait taken while unclad.
The mother thought this was not nriice.
She complained -that; Cornwell, 'though
earning $100 -a : month as- an: electrical
worker, gave; her only^JT.SO.a' week to
"run the house" and.:provide:"clothing
for herself and ' the baby.' - Cornwell de- \u25a0
nied hiSjWlfe's'cliarges.'; ' / " \u25a0'• ..*'!"..
. During her testimony;: Mrs. Cornwell
said that her husband; cbntinually : coiri- A
plained of her as awkward' and fitted
only to be a and said* that
his family was better than her own and
that, he 1 was -better; than /she/: She said
he.called her a thief , when she was per-"
suaded by a sewing machine 'agent;; to'
trade / machines, and '/she S cbmplafned :
further ' that? he | considered, her.; a. * mills
tone about hls= heck and : did not spare
her feelings : in telling herj so; '. She ac
cused, him of coming home ; half drunk,
butj.CornweH explained this " t by saying
that drinking was part 'of J his -business.
He informed the court that he j solicited
trade for a firm and to get business had
to drink with prospective customers. >.;,
Judge Was|e, granted, Mrs. Cornwell a
decree of divorce/ gave : her? the' custody
of the * child : and ••; ordered ,'Cornwell to
pay.hej" $25 a month \u25a0alimony.'. ." v '\u25a0*.- '.\u25a0;.\u25a0. V
A 'final decree ofdivorce : was granted
Lorenzo^- D;~ Matthews from \u25a0 Lizzie i'j E.
Matthews for. desertion. .// '
, Suits for divorce were filed by Jacob
Balm<>.s against Ella Balmea for^ cruelty
and by Casino Glenn against Margarette
Glenn': for. desertion."/ Joseph ' Silva.'; 1 has
commenced , divorce"* proceedings against
Mary \ Sllva/ v charging '.-cruelty and
habitual intemperance. ' " . = ' ;
garage: owjter 'arrested
OAKLAND,; Aug.'; 29.— Herbert- S. '-Dee,',
one of .the;proprietors*' : of the ;TVestern|
Pacific motor car. company, was afreißtied ;i
today.: on /complaint: of,|Charlesy Elien-'r
woodfor the' allegedT theft* of an auto
mobile lamp: f \ The ~ arrest v followed ' a
business tangle. , : Dee,\W. /E/ Hollls and
W. B.'; Davis .wererpartners'in'the. com-"
pany, formerly the; Oakland motor car
company, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 at =? SOO /Telegraph / avenue.
Their ' ventured/was /'fAfter.
losing , several <: thousand and
finding themselves facing:; attachments:
and ~ lawsuits, : >-l they/) disposed- of •> the.
garage v; td .; Ellehwood \\for .t'a^nominal
figure/ virtually* giving VtheVbußiness : to
hlm.% More trouble; brewed! today. 6 Dee
said: that - his^arrest>waß'; a", matter; of;
spite, • growing^ out \u25a0\u25a0".ot .the • attempt'ito
wlndup'the-buslness-T/;,^' '- • \u0084/;.:
RICHES * FOR DAUGHTER
REDWOOD, ClTY,rAusr.j29.—The<pfer
sonal; prpperty^of- the i late 'Alyinza^Haj^'
ward; v : the ~, mini n g ?mUI 1 qnaire '{,_ of « » Sin
Mateo, and thin sWife, '• Charity r Hayward;
haajbeen" ordered 'by/ Judge r
Bucki'dißtrlbUted|to -the.- daughter,: Mrs.
Emma"* feose.; There iib t opposition,
to „ the" pe ti tl on < of | Mrs. v ßoseTand "more
than ';] 865,000 v shares :,_ of C mining ? stocks
wjir be 5 turned ; over. The. r stOQk ? Is
valued ; at v $500,000;^ lhe^larBeatV;block
belngf; 183,800 ;.Bhareß^of : : the Vifarrioiis
Utica mine. .::;Mrs.^> Rose's 'bond I ?, was
placed at* a"; nominal ;amo"unt,ithere\be.-.
Ing ;no; indebtednesar ,.'; "^i : i •\u25a0":C«."^ c,w«i
POLICE PtIRSTJEjrLEIET^MUtES I
OAKUIND^Aug-v- 29.— A .jdozen; mules
escaped^last night* frqm'.the: corral' 1 af
the oßansome;- construction;; company,'
and 7,-t or '; several "; :\u25a0 hou rs ?£ stampeded
'through:- the streets,'. and\sorne; Of ;them!
'arer T still- at .large. -. The r'escapel'of the
longr'ear'edf quadrupedal was Jreport£(&.toj'
the!ppllce,*and^a'riumber"6f.^th>ranlrnart;
jwere'*VJifr-ested}jl in« various ! partsf of; ithe
clty. I '^' Defying, J'municipkll^ authority,
some' of -the; mules; went dlf ectly?tpfthe'
city.hall, ; but:theseycameUo-grief/ibein*g
icaught- ' and " t returned. ? to >' the
I rom 1 which ;they fescaped""'.*'"" : '^ V'i: ";r : ~',\
\u25a0-\u25a0 - -...- -.- \u25a0 \ -..'\u25a0 _«^ ,--• . -- ; - : -- -
TOWERMANV IfS iINJURED^
--; OAKLAND,.: Aug. 2».— R. 1 W.^Brasfe'r
of i 1 1 1 4 p fourteen th j street,": a'; Southern"'
IPaciflc'towermari^'was^struckibyjaJSlxJ.
i.teehth'-.'street'i ;electric[*fcar;?at -Chester'
street ';,; thiß^'mornih'g.>:.i..^BrasierAJ*-was
'crossirigithej track^atttlie; r^aTr 'of i a^car
fromriWhichiihejhadlaHghted^ah'dJ.was'
'hit by 'a "car "going ": Jn^the,-; opposito'
direction.^' He ; said? hefkrlewfo'flltsSap^
proach.Hbut ! thought; i ttwas } f'arth'erfdis^
tantr^'Hls f shoulder i wag] di slocated}* Ifis"
back < apr'aliied and . his i hip Tln"JuVed."L ?'*%
CALVIN SLATED FOR
FURTHER PROMOTION
Report^That He Will Succeed
V ice.f President Bancroft!)
of \u25a0 Southern Pacific 7
INGRA3VI7MAY GO; UP
Promotibris Likely :to;Make
;....; Many^ Changes- Among' ;::
; \u25a0 Railway GHiefs^--
Special by Leased Wire to The Call
LOS ANGELES, Aug;/; 29'^Fdr "- sev^
eral- weeks 'have : been drifting
here from San Francisco/ from -Omaha
and from 'Chicago - to' the 'effect " that
there are to be soon- a numberiOf. Im
portant changes in ; the, official : family,
of the Southern Pacific;— changes: in
place* near " the top which would mean
a general J transferring 'of : the \u25a0 present
department heads at the 'various head
quarters' of .tn^B : company \ Into /.new
fields. Unofficial confirmation of most
of these rumors was - received i;'here"-.tbr
day, and :it V ls f considered, practically
certain among :" railroad I men here ; that
.the'ch'ahg'esfwlll-'be? made' soon.! \u25a0' •
{ Most \ lmportant -of :".. '.the . .expected
changes JiaV- the '.retirement of ,W.,- H. ;
Bancroft. ' first vice-president. -iThere
has •: been v : no 1 quarrel-; or .other ' trouble
'such as would ; cause^Bancrof t to desire
to^reslgn/ but it J3 !sald .his'health"; is
•such \ that he -will soon'beiobliged-fto
relinquish, his present: strenuous ,. work
and ,seek : a -rest. If :• Bancroft -retires
there _ls";hardly a possibility? that% any
other man' except, E;E. Calvin 'will suc
ceed, him) both in his V official position
and; as manager of the : Oregon' Short
: Line.- v .; ~\
': Then would come the chance^for the
elevation of some \u25a0 good roan now- hold
ing^ a :' comparatively 'subordinate - po'sl
tion 'andUt*. is- 1 hinted; 'that r Col"bnei: 8.. A.
Ingram/! gteneraK" superintendeht,/.with
headquarters. in this city,. '.will be given
the ~place'; which "s Calvin -will "vacate.
\u25a0Whetherlngram'goes^intothat office -or
not, ; it 4 is? said ; to bo 'settled /that -he is
to be', promoted within : a month. > As to
who will-succeed him: there area score
of ( men; scattered over, the big .railway
system who are>ligible forjthatlplace,
and the selection of" lngram's* successor
will be determined only. by.E. H. Harfl-.
man./ \u25a0*'\u25a0 ", } > *^ \u25a0 --CZ \ /'\~';-- . ,-'.. : . --.Y:J
SPECIALLEXPRESS? SERVICE : : i
FOR --PERISHABLE PRODUCTS
Wells, Fargo to Put on Train of Re-
frigerator " Cars Between ; San
. & Ffancisco"and Los Angeles !
STOCKTON, „ Aug. 29.— The
Fargo 'express .company ; will \u25a0 put' on \u25a0 a
special^;: express -service ';;betweeri--: San
Francisco and* £<>s Angeles • on- Septem
ber, 1 - f oc^tK'eJ/a^comrnpdatidh of,- ship
pers of perishable 'products. -The: train
y/ill*be rnad^iip. ) sf express 1 and iced re-.'
f rigerator^daxs: ana will \u25a0carry no pas
sengers. "Arrangements .wlll;be* made to
accommodatQ': shippers in the; San Joa
quln ' and : Sacramento valleys," and'.spe-'
cial cars for. the use, of ; shippers Twill be
sent out. or .'taken on at;. lmportant
points.' '-.if"izv.r.- t '>:': ', \u25a0'\u25a0:'.: '\u25a0\u25a0 '-. \u25a0;\u25a0 <-\u25a0:',<? ~;^
..- TheTp; v win'-b"e ; -nQ..adydpcV,'Jn; rates
and the SKriacestwlir^ be-' -greatly' : ~~ithi*
proved. - - ..'-"' -" ; - r - ;%-?x :
GALIPORXIANS IX PARIS
PARIS, vAuff. 29.— A. Spitzel of San
Francisco ; 'Dr.": arid '3lrs.» G.i Freeborn,
Mr. • and ' Mrs." ? Hugh-Hogran.-l Miss - Ella
Hogan, ; Mn /and* Mrs.' q\ Curtis, of Oak
land ; ; Mr^ s W;^Fon^*an,d ? Miss ' Pond • ' o f
Berkelpy;V3|r. -andjilrs.' G. Stln«on, Miss
C. I Stinson.iiCli'aries \ and James .-stinson
of Pasadena-; iDr/ .'and Mrs. A: Schloesser
and Miss -Daisy : S£hloesser. and j maid , of
Los : 'Angeles , registered ; at ; The>; Call-
Herald ibur'eau' today. .*. • .
Telegraphic -News i
-JTWOt WORKMEN KILLED^- York; 'Pa.,, Aug.
20.— Two men were killed and' two lnjared. one
probably -fatally.', by.; the falling' of a scaffold to
day at the York f county Jail, which Is being re-"
built.- The .: scaffold: was wrecked by an< 800
ponndptn^e of granite. -^\u25a0; \u25a0 ;:\u25a0'
v FTTKDB t FOR ':. NEW~ EOAD— Lincoln. ' Neb^
Aug. : 29.— 1n a letter; to the secretary of. state..
Edward T. Roemer, VaicWH> engineer^ of New
York . city, - declared today » that = the -capital ~ for
a' railroad -from, northern. Nebraska to the gulf
of .Mexico, practically ils secured.' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •: : -*\u25a0
\u25a0i SHOOTS ; SISTER 7 AND ; HlMSELF— PottsVllle?
va., Aug.. 29.— Thomas; Lavelle,; a hotel keener
of " Girard Yllle, \u25a0 near ;? here, shot and Instantly
killed .his -sister, Mary. ivhHe; she was sleeping,
early i.today,\ and ; then , sent a- bullet*' Into 'his
own head,- which' will canae his death.*- It U be
lieved ; that > Larelle j wai , temporarily •, Insane.
I § RACES BTART . DO WNFAXL— New York * Aur \u25a0
29.— Charged with the * larceny -of SO, OOO -of his
. employer's 1 funds, ?Ed Ward ? Phillips, - a clerk I for
.the , stock, brokerage^ firm of :G.vß.. Salisbury >&
Co.; .-was '\u25a0 arrested - today.", > The : police t asserted
that ; Phillips : confessed-, that he began by \u25a0 losing
money ; on I horse ) races ; - and j wound \u25a0up* by specu
lating! In i bucket -shops. "si. J '.;•.: '" . < f \u25a0'• ';'
: : I REFUSES | TO ~, GRANT I EXTRADITION— Syra
cuse, , N.-: Y.; , Aug.- 20.- r GoTernor, Hughes has re- :
fused to grant • papers \u25a0'• for .-. the extradition "\u25a0'\u25a0 of
Julius' Ellor 'of • this \u25a0 city, wanted In : . Colorado
on ' the ;: charge \u2666of - baring j been Implicated In i a
robbery at > the J Rio " Grande '\u25a0• railroad .office .at
Ala tnoosa. , : He \u25a0' said he - could ,.- not ' • grant ;; the
•requisition . of \u25a0 the . alleged; accessory r while the
princlpaliwas'iitllljat'large^v;-' -;\u25a0 , ~ jv
1 FARMER'S *;WIFE C MTJ&DERED^-Paris, 111 :
Aug.- 29.— The : body «of /Mrs. Gertrude Hicks, \u25a0
wife ;of ]i Wilson \u25a0• HicVs; '\u25a0 a >\u25a0\u25a0 well - known farmer. '
was i found 2ln a « corn » field » yesterday £ with the'
throat ; cut. -. Mrsr 'Hick* 7l was "\u25a0. last seen allTe
.when . she ? departed ; with \u25a0•. her • husband for * the
fields • to ' pick-- some 'cucumbers. \u25a0 -The : two • were
quarreling -at^ the time. M Hicks' i hat \u25a0cwaa- found
. near,;. the , body," '^but . h« ,-nas • disappeared.' *"i v-»^'-v -»^'-f v
S KAISERS TO" -3, MEETr/AMERIOANS-^BVriln^
'Aug. * 29. —^The 'American' officers," General iW. • 8
Edgerly. Major '.Dewltt 1 Wllcox, -CapUln ~ Robert"
B; - L.t Michle ? and I Captain » George \u25a0 H. : Shelton,
designated Ito attend the ; autumn maneurers I of.
the .? German " army ~i as f guests : of ? Emperor.'^ Wil
liam; sarrlyed- today, i. • The *. of fleers
probably > will *be presented ! , to /Emperor : : .Wllllara
on I Monday, at \u25a0' the -annual review '\u25a0 on the TemDle
*6f;field;-:;'!*::k;2".> . ; ; ; :>^'v. i .•'«".".; -~± \u25a0:.::\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0'
yarDARING r* CONVICTS^ ESCAPE— Jollet; HI.,
Aug." 29. — EdwardrQulnn;. an . expert safe -blower,
and ' HarryJ HarmojK'i conrlcts ". at • the . state- peni
tentiary.;* made >a" sensational escape ;'last night."
The I men ' were | nurses \u25a0in the I hospital I and sawed
through V the » bars ; of ? a -.\u25a0 hospital :. window^.* With
an " Iron I hook ..and; rope j made . from 1 sheets ; th«y
scaled - the/ walls.;- They s.were : detected .; by a
watchmao.'.ibuti.when* officers •arrived.-, they rhad
dl»appeared; - <???^:.i.; ; ; :— -. .-. -y- »\u25a0\u25a0£-,\u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0]• ?• .
''CONSUL'S BODY IN- RIVER— St. Louis;- AugV
29.^-The j dead t'body ; of 3a^ man < taken .; from ; the
rirer * yesterday » was i Identified^ at ''* the * morgue
.today;? by % R;s Haagama - as ; that ' of hie
father,^; B.^ B. s Haagama,."V aged 76,. c0n5ul in ' St.
I^ouis x for P.The => Netherlands. &. The s «o n - declared
thit Ihe i did-- not ,belleTe 1 his ; f other,- had ' committed
SHlelde.t but ! expressed - thei belief . that j death \u25a0 was I
accidental:. Consul . Haagama : disappeared 5 mys
teriously: last- Monday..; •..- - \u25a0\u0084 v , -\u25a0",--" - '* ••
:MARRiAGL_IiCENSESi;
"-,'^Tlio'!: following jfmarriage*;-licenses' ,-\u25a0 were -.'-issHed'
V> this .city.; Thursdays ".'August.: 29: - :^i ]. ?i; f;
;4i-Viacenio A SanclminoA? 22, v. 261S .1 LMTenworth
' St.,'. and ? Slarln \L$ Rdcca,-1-. 18, • 250T Jones - st.; - \
A John »H."- Simmons/ 27/iMuncle,'i:'ln4."/ and ? Hil-!
dreflt!VTiStone,"'*23 K:CSanXFrahciscoV—/,' ~-' \ "
rKW*lter>A: | Evans. 5' 23.^ 1176 T.Valencia \i:: \u25a0 and'
Grace: Johnson,l/ 22."j '< Ch urch f st,'lH)i^lmtwAßg>l
v-il>eteriMegas.tSO.'Scitr.^and.-Panagloto Sa'rri.
. 18/*;2-STO ITwenty-f-ourthifsti^-- f''t:<...,--,,---.:: ,;.-s:
fcr.Jean I- Barrerei i 21^'i 16> Scott"" place, - and : Marie
: Barraquetrf 20/ 1400s Sutter;Rt.i ....;'. .-.- .:,-.t\ , / * ;.i
• as Eugene i C. »\u25a0 Wltaon.l^ 20;% city, :;ind =. Mamie h H /.
Kenney,:? 19,^265'.Lisboniat;*y -.-.'..;\u25a0:;. \u25a0 :c-.-;-'i;\%
'f ii John \u25a0\u25a0J0bn80n,"';45,"iJ.457-. Guerrero"; st.", t and; Mary
J!.JSHlllyan,f 30?:citT:i';s-'"-i\u25a0'-?.*\u25a0;\u25a0 :.?•\u25a0.*\u25a0:j;j - -• \u25a0•\u25a0 J
\u25a0 iKmllio Cicerone.; 21. 16« Lafayette > place, = and-
..Teresa'Marengo-/^ 18,«78A \u25a0 Francisco st. «s \--\u25a0\ --\u25a0 i ->*i •
I J.« Hogan;; 2S.i and^ Margaret .' Jit sif'
\u25a0 rett.'i 21; t both > of \u25ba 114 A :;w«rt • avt.t- .-^\u25a0-•.-i <-
1,3 Francis i E.'r Boland, :24,' 1235 ' Laguna • \u25a0tr.T'and
HeleneGKHelse.i 19, -20:. Walnut Bt.';;-'-* ;
J'i Carl ; E.t Peterson. « 23/ and - Hanna - 81. •Jf elion,
24/; both : of I Oakland/ - ' -'\u25a0 mimglllgPM»W
-- Charles ; Schmidt," 25. " 147 Thirteenth - St., . aad
Jennie Burchard,; 19,^ 1574 ; Folsom : st. ..•*«
-.' >' OAKLAND/; Aug. 20.-^Tn"e following , muriate!
licenses - were" lssued -today: ' I
" Peter "Bello," 22," andTEmma" Eyaldi, 19, both i
of 'Alameda. :=-:..\u25a0.* *;..»• / \u25a0
• Harry t J.- Campbell,-: 34, and 7 Katie . Sennett; I
25/ both .'of .Los* Angeles. -'»-"\u25a0:'•\u25a0<' '-- -
WUlUm<Greig/'64,iand Bertha Jdtson, 53,
both rof; Oakland. C;- ; " \ , >>
v"' Thoroa« . M. i Pacheco, ' 23/ and ; Senh'orinha Gon-
salTes.v 23,*-8 both i of \u25a0 Oakland. . -\u0084
v: George z 15:" Gerhard t,-? 25,>and; Leona Schlere,
\u25a019/ both t of } San *^ Francisco.*.^- : . ':• :
'" Howard T. Bi.ikple.v, 21, and Emma A. Brunje,
19| both; of Oakland.^ :'- --•-,-i- n. •;,• ---"v '::
-• Antonio- Perata. 1 . 27, Alameda, ' and Margarita
Perata;- 19/ Oakland. -^ : v-;;" ? -" \u25a0"••-'
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES- DEATHS
:'• Birth/ marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They.m ust be handed In: at
either . of I the : publication offices : and \u25a0 be ; Indorsed
with ; the I name and | residence lof | persons autbor-
l«ed ito * hare s the - same 1 published/. Notices , re-
stricted simply : to. the announcement of .the erent
are : published : once in: this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
FODRINI— in - this city, .August 29, " 1907, . to
: / tlie s wife of- P. J. Fodrini (formerly Bertha
.-. Pfelffer>.: a son.Sj^««^^S^^g^fflfesßSß
SOREXSEN— IrT-f this .city, August 1 23/ 1907, .to
" ' the : wife, of - George • Sorensen, ' a son. i- : ; ' - ."„ r;. '•
' z /BIARRIAGBS/^ "
GILKTSON-^CARRUTHERS— In this city.. An-
gust 28/ 1907, by the : Rev. . Phil Fuller Phelps
of k ßerkeley, 'John ">JWynkoop j'Gllkyson and
. Jegsie ..Verne Carnjthere. \u25a0 . \u25a0
VORBATH— LDTJE--In • this - cityf August 22,
- : 1907, . by,C the " ReT.'Jt' D. - Raley,-!- William 'A.
'• . : -.
;->.'\u25a0- - -.;'-^"-
Bennett,' .JKm.T. '.i 2$ Mathews/ P. J/.'.ifman)
Blllington'.Wm.". C.. — McLean,'. Josephine-:.. 27
Brenan, James \u25a0 M.tl.'— • O'Coanor.'-. 1 Richard..'.. 74
Coffman, Elsie -E...t 73 Olseif,^ Charles- 5..... 36
Glorer.% Jane i'.r. ... (U Olsen,"* Ethel T.. ../.'.. *\u25a0 1
GninaßSo.rLuigl i;:"'. 73 Olson, Mary. J. ;".»* :.. 54
Hayes/ Daniel ..'.r 1 . '3 Prelato, Rev. Francis 78
Hawkins, - : Margaret. 82 Richmond,",- Adeline A.' 75
Honingsberger. .5..:..55 Slpi.-; Nora — 2
Ickelhelmer,: Henry.;' 4» Sister Mary Xavier.
Mac Donald, Allen.. 04 ...............(mass)
BENNETT— In Oakland/ Cal.",':August : 28. '1907,
; .: William T. Bennett, beloved husband of Katie
:>• Bennett,* brother, of Maggie . Bennett and Mm.
>' Florence ; Bohnn, and : nephew < of ' Mrs. , Pierson,
a native of Oakland, Cal.. aged 23 years. .\u25a0':-..-
r''--- Friends /and' acquaintances • are - respectfnlly
lnvited-to attend the funeral today "(Friday),
|; -August 30, at 1 .o'clock .p."; m.,- from the un-
i. dertaklng parlors :of Beandry & > McAvoy/- 873
Washington \u25a0 street,^ Oakland, , thence to' Sacred
\u0084 Heart - church, '\u25a0 at Fortieth " and . Grove ' streets,
'where' services > wiir.be ; held;>. commencing at
r - : 2 p.. m. . Interment St. BUrys cemetery. . -
; BILLINGTON— In \u25a0 Dunnville/: Ontario. -! Can.,
• .August ,5 29.'- 1907 / William ,C. . Billington,
dearly , beloved brother of John •R v Billington,
BRENAN— In 1 , this "city."' August 28. 1907/ James
• '. M.' Brenan/- dearly- beloved- husband of -Ara-
' belle Brenan,* and loving father, of Clara and
. William > Brenan, - Mrs. : Florence .'Adams, \u25a0" Mrs.
! Bessie \u25a0 Holt, •. Mrs." Belle - Coggins ! and Mrs.
s Amyx Speers, .; a native of. Nova Scotia. . ' : :
COFFMAN— In Oakland, ' Cal., 'August 29, 1907,
'' --Elsie -'E/Coffnaan,' 1 beloved "mother -of "Mrs.
1 - E.,W. Rivers, and Mrs.* E..8: Holmes, a
j- native of , Tennessee, aged 73 ye»r« 7. month*
r*-an<J.4'days.;/. x." \u25a0"
GLOVER— ln'thls city.. Angust '\u25a0 29/ 1907.' it : her
late ; residence/ 1715 Green street/ Jane, dearly
•-\u25a0 : beloved . wife . of Andrew ; Glover/ 1 and devoted
"i mother, of George A., Johu^F., Stephen C,
\u25a0 Dr. : C.'A.,' Andrew J. and James J: Glover,
- Mrs.C.,R. : Ov*rholtzer.' Mrs/.V. L. Flgueiredo
and the late Mrs. ' V." L. Flgueiredo/ a . native
n'-; of,: Castletown Roche, < County - Cork, Ireland,
; aged 64 years i.4, months and 6 days. j /
"GCINASSO— In" s thls^city, .August 29. . 1907.
.: Luigi Galnasso/ beloved .brother of Giuseppe
/ Gulnasso, - Mrs. -Maria -"Arata and the: late
,' 'Angelo,.-: Giovanni, - ,'Tomasso land.' Antonio
"\u25a0 Gulnasso and -Mrs. \u25a0 Annie : Ferrogglaro,, a- na-
'I 1 -. tive of Italy, -! aged : 73 years 9 months • and 17
:/-:days. -. •• .-\u25a0\u25a0;-»- . :\u25a0;> _\u25a0 .-' : - \u25a0\u25a0-//'\u25a0 \u25a0•-. .-»•- *-' "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
;", :\u25a0 Friends and ."acquaintances are. respectfully
. ;' invited •to \ attend the funeral -. tomorrow <Sat-
;.f! urdayi,";- Angust Sl^At'.'l -p. m., from: 423
\u25a0 - Broadway." At : 10 ' irim.' the same . day ' a - re-
• .' quiem ' high ,; mass r for the ;. repose .; of . his soul
-will be, celebrated Bt-Sts." Peter and Paul's
."* Italian church, DU^W&t and Filbert streets.
v. Remains at the parlors ;of - Valente, Marinl
"& Co.'/ 3445< Mission streetii - .
HAVES— In '\u25a0 this \ city, 'August 29, _ 190T. '- DanleV
i '•' dearly • beloved son of, Thomas J. and Nellie
-Hayes, and devoted; brother of -Milton Hayes.
;; a 1a 1 natlveiof jSan.Fninclsco/.Cal.; aged 3 years
-; •- 3 ". months '. and / 22 ; days." .; V. . .•/ . '
HAWKINS-^-In?thi? • Hty, Angiist : 29/j 1907. •• at
V her 1 late' residence^ 3o9: Bay rstreet.JMargaret
Hawkins. v dearly ; beloved •; wife \of Patrick • C
HaTTkins; ' loving '/mother ; \u25a0of * Joh*»-F."" and
".-Thomas X ' Hawkins -and Mm.' Cecelia* M.
' : Townsend, s and sister of \ Mrs." ; CeJla ; Magee/. a
'?-' native- of I.oughrea,: County Galway, Ireland.
\u25a0^ aged .--''B2; 'years, ":.-'-: \u25a0 h.-.- . '. ... '•*
'.' v -\u25a0\u25a0 Friends and ac<iuaiDtances • are r respectfully
'.invited :. to attend ; the ; fnneral/.tomorrow ; (S«t-
. ! urday)/ at '8:30. a: im.'; v from ' the parlors -of
- 1 - Porter :& White, 1531 ', Golden Gate avenud
r' corner fof ' Scottr strent. thtnee ; to : $V ; Francis
;'v church/ 1 corner ' of . \u25a0'\u25a0 Montgomery ': avenbe. and
-' Vallcjo street, where a requiem high \u25a0 mass for
Ulie repose of her soultvill be celebrated/ com-
mencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy. Cross
. cemetery. QKHffiSIHES^^
' HONINGSBERGER-^-In Larkspur.: Marln county,"
. :: Cal., ': August 28, ' ' 1907, • Solomon." beloved hus-
' band ' of -* Esther Honlngsbcrger, J father of- Ray-
' mond * and ; Wilfred ': Honingsberger, and brother
-'; of rAaron/' Alfred • and -Lee :D. Honlngsbergtir,
'\u25a0'\u25a0 Mrs. '• Lavaina "- Louis."; Mrs. ~- Clara . Breslaucr
and' Mrs. -Mamie Gaus,- a native ' of -New York,"
- - aged r55 " years ; 8 ; months ' and 16 \u25a0 days. % .
\u25a0 ,-'-.-; Friends * and : \u25a0 acquaintances ; are • respectfully
•>: invited "•- to i attend * the -. funeral » services ' this
<- (Friday) "-: morning, > August •? 30, . at • 11 . o'clock
. «ts the^chapelf of I: : O. -0./ F. .crematory,
]_ San; Francisco. -Please omit ; flowers. , - .; ..
ICKELHEIMER— In /this city. August 28, - 1907/
. \u25a0 Henry , : Ickelhetmer." : beliwd •' husband ?of ' Eda
. ..Ickelhelmer,; and beloved brothet.-of ; S. Ickrt-.
;. belraer and Mrs.' Julius ; Weilbelmer,; a L native
lof • San ; Francisco, . Cal.; . aged 49 years and 10
'\u25a0 .Tbo funeral.: services will-be held ' today
.:\u25a0 (Friday), » %t 9:15 : o'clock 1 ft. ; m>, at ' his -late
..;'• ' residence, ; 2025 Bnker ; street/: thence •to s Homo
. of x Peace '\u25a0 cemetery/, by^ special r train leavtng
/.Third : and Townsend streets at : 10 :40 a/ m.
MacDONALD-^-In 'this city. August l 2B, 1907."
''- Allen .: Mac Donald ,'.: beloved '» husband of Mar-
\u25a0 J garet - Mac Donald, \u25a0'\u25a0 father -of : Ada. = Gertrude.
• :, Allen!"; and sWlllism Mac Donald, Mrs.- T/' G.
_\u25a0 Roberts, v Mrs.'J-F. '. Monestler ---- and \u25a0 the. late
- r Lorene : Dnrkin,"-'«nd • brother ' of Alexander :'and
V-*V -* Frank -MaeDnnald,' a : native, of ' Prince Edward
.- :. island, \u25a0 Canada, \u25a0 aged -54 years :3 '• months '• and
'- 28 '\u25a0 days/. (Prince - Edward island : papers please
rr-copy.).-y \u25a0-.\u25a0". :.-'\u25a0\u25a0;.-".••\u25a0:\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 '.:./\u25a0-.--:\u25a0--- '. \- - ; -----I
! .i k Friends and 1 aconaln tn nees ; are restJectfnlly
\u25a0 \u25a0 Invited to* attend \u25a0. the , funeral \u25a0 tomorrow.. (Salur-
". day),- Angust 31. -at 9 a. m., from his late resi-
!-. dence.v 1435 '; Ellis \u25a0* street/ thence " to . Holy
. a Cross j church, j. where 'tn requiem x high mass
-: \u25a0' for the* repose '\u25a0 of.- his " soul » will .- be ; celebrated
j"/at 9:30 4. m. Interment Holy Cro«s cemetery.".'..
• MATHEWSrrA", solemn freqnlem*' high mass for
.the ' repose -of • the \u25a0 soul . of v Peter . J. t Mathews
. will • be " celebrated % tomorrow ». (Saturday), Au-
• gust - 31, at \u25a0 St."': Leander's :. church. \u25a0 San • . Le-
'.>\u25a0. andro, . Cal;/- at "• 10 j o'clock « a. *m/ Friends - are
- respectfnlly invited', to attend/ >3SBHB9H|
McLEAN— ln*' this r clty, August "'\u25a0 29. ; 1907. \ Jose^
--<\u25a0 phine.v beloved wife . of Walter 'J. ? McLean, a
/native of Illinois, aged 27 years and 5 months.
O'CONNOR^-Ini San ißafael/'.i Rafael/'. Cal^ August '2B;
-1907,1 Richard O'Connor," beloved husband of , the
:\u25a0 , late i Mary - O'Connor. 1 ; and "-' father ;of Hugh,
>Thomas '. M.— and J Richard \u25a0' O'Connor / and'l the
"•< late * Mrs. * Mary /Lynch, > a ? native of < Ireland,
-;'aged"»74 -years. -.-"/ri V---'-.' -.- .'. -\u0084 .. ; \u25a0 --.--
'/' *' Friends i and : acquaintances are % respectfully
~ '\u25a0 Invited ? to ' attend .the ; funeral', today. (Friday),'
p. s t 8 :l."i o'clock . a. ', m.V from ' his , late \u25a0 residence,
!.'\u25a0-] Oak f Grove $ avenue, i West \ End/? thence | to I St."
'"i Raphael's ;; church, ,-. where >a j solemn requiem
; ' ; high "; mass (\u25a0\u25a0 for - repose iof j his s soul s will
,'v be -; celebrated/, commencing at ' 8 :30 • o'clock
>\u25a0 a.* j m.'.< th*nce i to : Holy. Cross ' cemetery : on i the
..'. arrival of : the ] 10:80 o'clock boat ; at the San-
>;i sallto : fcrry.^gg^^-f;' ; .'. -..' ~ 7s&jtig&BßSf&
OLSEN— In i FrnitvalerV Cal . , August 1 27,- \u25a0•• 1907, :
*! -,. Charies SS. j Olsen,"S beloved husband ( of 5 Agnsta
1 1 E. Oleen, and , father of \u25a0 Edith Olsen," a : native
Ij \u25a0of i Norway, 717 1 aged -, 86 ; years •: 7 \ months \u25a0; and ,28
'\u25a0£ da yg/'-PA-W. '\u25a0--"\u25a0 \u25a0"".'\u25a0\u25a0 •' -r" !-'"\u25a0: \u25a0} J^-. ; \u25a0 --•^:- : -> r." l
\u25a0 2 Friends ; and r acquaintances .'! are ' respectfully
'.• Invited ;to J attend 'the;'- fnneral services', Sun-
< 5 day/.; September c I/:.- at \2 1 o'clock ;- p. ;\u25a0 m., •at
:-j the it funeral s parlors • of 'Arthur "A/ > Barber s- &
-."4-C0.r ' 8124 i East f Fourteenth < street, - Frultvale.
,;j Interments Evergreen cemetery.- '/..
OLSEN-^ln^ Berkeley, -Cal.;; -Angust 29. \u25a0 1907.
%• Ethel l-T-tOlsen/; dearly, beloved ; daughter at
"*\u25a0""'\u25a0 -"- '\u25a0' j-i i-i «Vr-» * n^VT tjtnn «\ww« t*~" *' "*' *"\u25a0"" \u25a0 "- '* \u25a0 \u25a0"*"\u25a0-' - ;
- : -v A PATH TO EVERY ' PLOT ' 0
;. :\u25a0\u25a0<•:. y City Ot flee,' Grant
;"f- :. . v '^; : *?* Market; and 7th Sta. > ;,'".
I^^J.IWOODLAWN
ISBWiMBpaf,
San Mateo • County. . , and beat
; equipped 5 Receiving iVault 1. and * Chapel.
.Masonic , Cemetery Association. ' - Office
i1164 r .O t F*rTelJ I '»t,'-:>,j---.-.-v -;,...\u25a0:•\u25a0•_<\u25a0 \u25a0 \?2"
AMIQN SALES
AUCTIONfIiLE
TUESDAY, Sept^3; 190^
At 11 a. m. . at Our Sales Yardf, 13th~«t. bet.
>-\u25a0 %-.. Mission and Howard. \ ,
Horses on Exhibition From and After Sunday.
\u25a0TO head of nnbrofee heavy Oregon ' draft hors«»,
welghlng;frotavl,2oo. to '1,600; poond«C; This Is
w ;\u25a0. best :i lot :\u25a0 of ,- nnbrok* horses ". trtt} received
here; also 30 head of broke wagon, boon from
1.000 ;to 1.400 poonds/i and '80 . head of - heavy
truck \u25a0 and wagon borse* : \u25a0 weizats from. 1.400. to
3.009 -pennds.- A full line of borsea aad brood
marcs, all weights and. styles, "constantly on
band at private sale.
. . WESTERN HORSE MARKET,' ; 'iS/*J?'
.~c! 8.1 STKWART ;'* * C 0. .,. Auctioneers. .
Office and : SUbles/ »T^Vllfaci> eti cor.- 14th. ;
,- Andrew and 1 TtreM - Olsen. sister sof - Regina.
Irene. Margaret and Andrew Olsen Jr.. and
stepsister of Armando Day. a riffttva of Berkt-
. r ley. Cal., aged 1 y*ar and 1 .month.* '
' ; \u25a0 . Friends '\u25a0 and : acquaintances .- are . respectfully
\ invited to attend the funeral services .tomor-
-. row -- (Saturday). August 81, ~*t \u25a0 o'clo.-k
. n «., m.,". st ' the family \u25a0 residence. "2239 ' Seventh
-^street. West, Berkeley. = Interment Mountatn
\u25a0 s View -. cemttery. :
OLSOS"— In -this city.- Angnst ' 29. C 1907/ Mary
J.. beloved wife of John Olsoo, darling mother
of Mrs. John A. Manly, Mrs. Jatae* J. Mor-
ton tiyl Milton M. and Carl Olson, and nlrce
: of Mrs. Catnerine Lovene, a native -of \u25a0">•> w
York city, axed 64 years. - ..... - ;
The: funeral -will Uka place tomorrow, (Sa t-
,'nrday), Angust 31. .at 9:30 t. m., from her
, late - residence. 643 Clayton strtet, thence to
\u25a0 St. Agnes - church, wber* a solemn requiem
' high - mass for the repose >of - her- soul will
.• Ibe eelebra t«d, • commencing it U o'clock, la-
.; terment ', Holy ,. Cross cem e t ery . , ; , ,
PRELATO— In this dry, "Angnst 27, IOOT/'TteT.'
- - Father Francis Ignatius Prelato, - 8. • J., a na-
tive of . Sardinia. Italy/ ag«d 78 years.
The •- fnneral will •\u25a0\u25a0- take . place - today (Frl-
. day), Angust 30, at' 9 a. m.. from St. Ignatius
- church, where 'a " requiem mass for ' the • repose
of . his kool : will -\u25a0 be » celebrated. Interment
,-} Santa -, Clara, Cal., by 10:30 train from
.-. ' Twenty- fif th .- and .Valencia - streets. Tb« office
of the dead: was r«ad Thursday evening, at 8
?i o'clock, : at St. Ignatius church.
RICHMOND— Ia ' Frnirv*!*.'- Cal.,' Angurt . 2S;
- 1907. ., Adeline A. \u25a0 Richmond, beloved mother
.. of <\u25a0 Charles -A. - Richmond, \u25a0 a " native of New
" --."\u25a0: Jersey; aged _75 years.
SIPI— Io Berkeley, Cal.. Aognst 29. 1907, Nora
. Violet, : beloved daughter of Alex tod . Alex-
andra Sipi. a native of San Francisco, Ca!.,
. aged ; 3 -.. yean.
SISTER . MART XAVIER— AII members v of the
\u25a0 - Alumnae association \u25a0of the college of \u25a0 Notre
Dame of San - Francisco . are requested to at-
tend the ' annual \u25a0 mass " for • the repose of the
"Soul of; Sister Mary Xavier, to be celebrated
'in the college chapel. Dolores street near Six-
teenth, tomorrow (Saturday). Angust 31. at 9
.- a. m. MRS. K. M. LAWLZR, President.!
: SARAH .KF.EN AN, Secretary. .-f -,?., *.'-"'
OCEAJT TRAVEL
- ' lm St+±. <v Bt*amer»-- Leave .Broadway
\u25a0 y^^JSe«spV - \ ' Wharvea."
fiJZJ LOW- RATE 3. v Incroding
A*/VSS^I» V*l BERTH AND MEALS. _
I I j I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
VV« ~jPy **OK LOS ANGELES
"^i««tsSv^ sajt diego ;
rSaSIV^ SANTA BARBARA^
Santa Rosa Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
State of California.. . Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
«< '\u25a0'* FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA, 7-"V
VICTORIA' AND VANCOUVER, 8.-C,
PVGET-SOVXO AXD ALASKAN PORTS
Pre51*»nt"r......V........5«pt. 9. 24,11 a. m.
Spokane . : .......... Aug. SO. Sept. 14/11 a.m.
Oity ©rPnebla ...... .....Sept. -A. 19, 11 a. m.
;^. And -Every. Fifth- Day Thereafter.
GROUND THE SOUND EXCCRSION. 11 DATS'
round - trip,': including \u25a0 berth and - meals, $45.
' FOR 1 EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
City of Topekt — \u0084 BMRI
-\u25a0\u25a0 >\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0- Ang. 31. Sept. J5. 10, 15, 10:30 a.m. --»
Pomona . .Aug 29, Sept. . 3. . 7; 13, IS, 10:30 a,; m.
FOR GIiAYMAS. MAZATLAX, U PAZ,
' EXSEXDA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO.
- ALTATA,-MAGDALEIfA?BAY, MEX.
Cnracao . . . . . ...... .7th of each month, 10 a. m.
NOME ' OR ST. MICHAEL
Umatilla V.Aognst 29
President"... .Oct. 1. 2 p. m.
Senator-* .'. .r: .......... „ ;..;-. ..October 7
Montara <f>»i^flt only) September 3
/ ALASKA EXCURSIONS;; 18OS ; >.
r LEAVB SEATTLK - A Jr6 VICTORIA'
Spokane}.. Saillog dates will be announced later
- -Right' reserved' to chanre this schedule,
/ - ,: -." TI9KET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 ; Market st. and; Broadway
\u25a0:- : - r i TTharf. *' Telephone Temporary 492.
OAKLAND/. . . .'; .... . .»«S Broadway
San Francisco Freight Of fle»— Broadway Wharf.
• \u25a0 C. : D.' DUNANN. O/ P. ; A.. 3>n Francisco. ,
Toyo Kiseti Kaisha
. (Oriental Steamship Co.) •\u25a0\u25a0
~ Have opened ! their .permanent : office at - .
Room 240, James Flood Building
S. S. -."Hongkong Mara" '(calls at -Manila)
Thursday. September U, 1907.- -
S. S. "America Mara," Wednesdar, October
2/1907." \u2666
S. -.* 8. •\u25a0-!\u25a0 "Nippon Mara," Wednesday, October
30. 1907. •:..'\u25a0 -""-'.<.
- Steamers will leave wharf, corner. First and
Brannan ' streets, - 1 , p. - m. . . for . Tokobama \u25a0' and
Hongkong/, calling-. At Honolulu, Kobe (Blogo),
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong with ' steamers , for, Manila, India;*' etc. No
cargo received on board on day of sailing.
"-Round trip- tickets at. reduced rates.' .-.-
For freight -and passage apply at office.
James Flood building. ~.Di aMiiii ia^* l^ > «i—«at
W. B. AVERT.
Assistant General , Manager.
oeEANies.s.co.
'/[}'\u25a0'-'.': (SPRECKBLS UNE)
TAHITI, 80TJTH SEAS— S. 3. Marlposa sails 11
-a. m.. Sept. 11. Round trip, first elan. 1123.
HONOLULU— S. S. Sierra sails Sept. 14. II
a. m. Round trip, 1133. • " -* 1 \u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0:.-
HONOLULU— S. S. Alumeda salia Oct. 5, II
a. m. Round trip, $125.-' ,- • . -• ; \u0084./ 7.
Panenger ! Dept.', , 673 ' Market St.: freight of See,
-- . 6S; Clay; at. Pnoae.Teop.. 1231.
Coinpagnie Generale Transailantiqas
INDIRECT LINE/TO rHAyR&PARIS:, .
> • Sailing . every Thursday Instead ' of Saturday '
at ; 10 a. m.'. from Pier 42, North river, foot of
Morton street.,.. : /.*;.-.••?.\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0•• y_ ••
•V First class : to Havre. $70 and upward: " second
class to Havre. $45 and upward. 'GENERAL
AGBNCT FOR UNITED STATES ANI>- :CAN--
ADA, '• 22 "Broadway - (Hudson building). New
York. J. F. FUOAZI. manager Pacific Coast.
630 \u25a0 Montgomery street. San Francbco. - Tickets
sold by all railroad ticket agents.
V \u25a0\u25a0 ]:}Z RAILWAY : TRAVEL \u25a0[ / f : ,J*j
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co^
Ashore ' myisioif \u25a0
For* Sanwillto, Mill Valley, Saa .Rafael
:v- WEEK! iDAYS^-Every ,_ 30 "minutes
from x 6:ls to 9:46." a.,. m.;. hourly .. until
2:4S p. \u25a0 m.; then r every 30 minutes until
7:45 ; p.: ra.;i9:oO, 10:15 and 11:55 p. m
; ; SUNDAYS— Every-i *0 minates \u2666 from
B:ls'a. ? m/-untll 8:15 p.m.; 9:00, •9-ls>
•9:45, 10:15 and 11:65;p. : rn. j **)
-For '< Falrtax-^-We«k vDay»---«:l5:;v Day»---«:l5: ; «-4K
7:15. 8:15, a. m;; »:45»,3:15i 3:45,' 4:15
4:45 4nd-5:15 p. m. . Bundays — 8:15. 9:U
10:15, 10:45, 11:45 a. vm.; 12:45, 1:45"
2:45, 4:15/ 4:46,ftndjB:lstp. m.? xl'l'r:
\u25a0'-. I Tory Bin* Quentin— -Daiiy.— B :i'l, j^s *
U:45a.;m.; 12:45 and 1:45,p: r m.i: . • *Z :
'-\u25a0' 8:15 r a7"in.vdally, 2:48 p.«"m. daJly.^l;"
cept Sunday, and 8:15 p. ra. Sunday only
for Camp Meeker, Monte Rio., Cazadero
and. way stations.. , \"mggagfi^; \u0084
C'A 9:ls' al" m. T Suriday; only and' S:IS p""m '
dally : except-: Sunday tr- for ; lAjfunlta«l'
Camp '-' Taylor,. Point Reyes \u25a0 and • way
stations. .-' ",': . -\u25a0 •-> 3.
•ToSanaalltoonly. " ._, . . *.. *.Zz C-
.-'; r.-,WESTBBJirbiyisio"if .:/V;^v
For Tlbureß," Belvedere and Saa Rafnel
7:30/8:00.i9:15,:il*:00 a; m.;.12;a6 -S-ift
5:10,;*5;60,. 6:30. p.;m^ -dalty: 7 . ..;._*\u2666*,, T.'.
\u25a0: ,7 :30 f a: ,"rh.- daily, f or rPetaluma, f \u25a0 Santa
Rosa/Cloverdale,- Uklah, .W!iiJt7,= |^J.t
Setiai topol and «.w»y; atatlona. ,-J
8:00 a/ m. 'daily- for Petaliima, Santa
Rosa/ Camp Glen= Ellen and
.way* stations. . ..••"\u25a0\u25a0. . \u25a0 v
~> 3 :S0 ; p/ mi dally ; t 'or^etaluma, Sinti.
Rosa, vClorerdale. fUklah/ GuernevmT
Sebastopol' and .way stations/ '
r> s:lo'p. »m. dally for' Petaluma, ''-Santa*
Rosa/I tilan Ellen/ Sebastopol and wav
stations.'^: >i ~P :/>^-f : - - \u25a0 " . *.
L-^9:ls,a.;rn.Sun(Jay w pnly for Petaluma:
Santa J Rosa, Glen - Ellen • and way atA
.tlons.*'c *\u25a0•;"'\u25a0 vl *'. " ,'\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 ~k ~- ~ ;\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0' " \u25a0- " \u25a0 "
•To Tlburoa only • on ' week days. *"\u25a0 '
. 'Ticket' officea: - Ferry^ bollding • and \u25a0 genera/
Office*. James Tlood bollding^v* . smeraa
---.-\u25a0• JAS. AGLER.T GeneraI Manager' '
J. J. GBART, Act. Gen. Passenger &. Freignt'Aat.
JLULWit TRATBb
... \u25a0 ' * . -v
'>Cfi3\. — '* Tniui leaTt tad »r« ds*
nf^^in an ranc ' sc °
FERRY DEPOT
.N^tiX-^ - ' Foot oi Market Street
\^Z —VIA OAKLAJn? PIER— Arrive V : \
r i 7^Ba Elchmond. Benicia. Sol3un, Sac-
ramento. and Way Stations— v7-4S» ,
TJOa Elinira.VacaTille.Rumsey.._.._ t.43p ;
.7Mm Daria Marysrille. Cjoville, - _ f
RoaerHle, Red Bluff. Dnnsnnur 7.4H
7J»a Haywardi Niled, San Jose _: 7J«* ;
v7^oaVani9lo.N*pa.^Callstojca..v 7^0aVani9lo.N*pa.^Callstojca.. Santa _
- " - Rosa. Martinez. Sau Kamon »J3«
7AQ* Nile 3. Ple»3anton.-LiTennore. __
• Tracy. Lalhr ors Stockton 7.23»
MBa Shasta Express— (Via Davis.)
- - WllUamsi, - Bartlett Springs.
WIIIOW3. Red Blnff. Ashland. .
\u25a0"vS. Portland and East.. ~ y «aS»
tin* MarUnex-Antloch Byron Tracy.
" . : \ Stockton. Na wm an. Los Banos. -. \u25a0
.. -•> Mendota. Armona. llanlord. 4.b8»
Visalia. PofterTille_^_
933* Fort Costa. Lathrop. Modesto.
Merced. Raymond. Fresno.
Hanford.VisaUa.Tulare.Bak-
erafleld . V. .. ,;;,.; —
&2te Newark. Saa Joae. Los, Gates. m
Wrisbi \u25a0- ' _- - . 5.48p
t.OOa Hlles, livermore. Stockton
(•MUton). V alley Spring?'
** ' lon*. Sacramento. Red Bl;tS_. 4.88» :
t J»a Sonora. Taoloffl ne and A ngels^. «-W»
'•»M% .Atlantic Express — Oaden __ 7O8»
• .IM*- Truckee. . Lake Tahoe. Rano.
'_!)'- Tonopah. Goldfield. Beatty — 7JB» .
t.49a Richmond. Port Co3ta, Martinez, t'
andWaySUUons ~ — ••«»
-lMla The Overland limited— Omaba. ;
Chicago, Denver. K&naaa City .•^• > -v
WJ9« ValleJo. Mara Island. Naoa H-28«
luJOa Los.Antreles Passenger— Port
- Costa. Marti -a ez. Bjron. Tracy. ;
Lathrop. Stoekton. Merced.
Fresno. Oosbeu Junction. Han-
> :i , l ford. Lemoore. Vlsalia. Tulare, \u25a0_
\u0084sß akersfleld.L os Angeles- :. «•»\u25a0» -
' 12J9» Nilei.fanJose a»d Waj Stotiona 2.48»
>1.40? Njiw«fTcTS3Tr-Jose. Santa Cruz.
/ -^LaoreU Boulder Creek. Del
Mont<i, Pacific Grove -— 7 - 23 »
ZM9 Bonlcia. Wiutew. Sacraroenio.
Woodland. -. Knl gbt4 Landiuy.
• MarysTllle and OroTille.. _.- »•<«• -
* 3 .29b Yosemlte Valley via Raymond— # -
: - .. , Wawbna Route ..—.— a.4Sa
. 3.29» -Port tcstu. iUrtinez. Byron. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
- Molcsto. M erred. Frwno K-OfP
' 3.20* San Leandro. NCes, San Jose 9.4U
"3J«»:VIa Tlburoii. Vest Nata. St. .„,_
- - Call s ttoga »_ '\u25a0—? l o^*
3.«^ Portland >Exprew,' (via Davis).
WllUama. Wlllmrs. Red Bluff. \u25a0
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4.009 Vallelo. HarUnez. San Ramon.
Napa Cftllstojra Santa Rosa_ J.Wp
4.00» NUes. Tracy. Stock ton Lodi ; — MOSa
4^ob China/and Japan Fast Mail—
\u25a0 Oscden.Puebio, Denver, Kansas
City. St Lout*. Clucago.
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra- -
men to. Reno. Sparks. — -•--—- **« -'
4M» San Leandro. Hayward NOes.j \*J*» ,<
'- - Pleasanton. Livermore : ~ * tIL4B»
f.OSa The Owl Limited— Newman. Los ; _\u25a0
Banos. MeutloU. Fresno. To-
lare. Bakers 11 eld. Los A tuceles ».««
S.ooa Newark. Saa Jose. Loa Gatoa.
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SM9 San Leandro. NHes, San Jose 7<48»
S.«p Vallelo. Port Costa. Benicia. Sul-
sun. Sacramento — II— »• •
6289 Fast Mall— Qs den. Cheyenne.
Omaha. Chicago . X.«*
/•JOb Hayward. Nilea and San Jose — «.«»
7.00p Goldfleld Pass.— Port Costa. Be-,
nicia. Sulsau. Elmlra. Dixon.
•DatU. "Bacramento. Tmckee
\u25a01 Lake Tahoe. Wadsworth.
Hazeit. Fa'lon . Tonopah. Gold-
field, Beatty and Keeler — — 7.83* •
7.00» Vallslo. Benada - and Way Sta- _
• tions, Sunday only- 11.Z3* \u25a0 .
SJ9b Oregon Express— Sacramento.
- Marrsville. Red ding. Port-
- lam!. Pugttt Sound ami East. »•«<
COAST LINE
<^^Tblrd and Townsend StrgeU) .
I.loa Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
T Btationa :Z- ~ — W««
15^0* '- Sunday Excursion— Santa Cruz.
i Boulder Creek. Laurel. Del
Monte. Monterey : .:_..: —^.JIOJO»
- 7.90 a Valencia St. Redwood. San Jose.
Mortanhlll/ Gilroy Pajaro,
Watsonvllle. Santa Cms— Lau-
rel— Boulder Creek. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Gr0ve......... 12.20 a
IXC* The Coaster— San Jose. Salinas.
Paso- Robl e s Hot Spriugs.
Santa Margarita. San Luis
I ' Obispo, Quad alupe. Santa
v Barbara. San Buenaventura.,
'Oxuard, Barbank, Los Angeles 11.15»
8.M4 - Del Monte. Pacific Grove. Surf.
Loinpoc__i_.'. X ;—; — I 1.15&
9.C9» San Jose. Gilroy. Salinas.
. Fa^o Robles Hot Spricgs, San
Luis Obispo— Los Gates. Anna. ,
Wright— T re a Pino B— Santa
•> - Cru2, Laurel , Boulder Creek — '
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
Grove—.: . ; :: — ~ — 4.10»
IOJOa Valencia St.. Barlingauie.- San
Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto..
;*-^ Sail Jose— "— ; -*/...'.- .r :. 7.40*
11 JOm Valencia St.. Cemeteries San
: -Jose and Way Stations.™ ; 8.45* -
1.40b Valencia - St., Cemeteries, San
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Creek.-- — «.... — ~— ' 7-&9 .
SJOb Del. Monte Express'— Valencia
"\u25a0 St.. San Jose. Gilroy. Castro- .
Tille. Del Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grove_£_. _-_: — 12.15j»
S.lSb South San Franclaco. San Jose.
Trea Pinos „__... „ 10.35*
440b Sunset Express— El Paso, Hou3-
'j . ton. New Orleans ._. __
Paso Robles Hot Springs. Santa
Barbara/ Los Anareles :_. _„- 12.40* .
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4.49p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way ' '
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tS.OOp Valencia St. Barlingsme. San
.: Matoo. Palo Alto. San Joset
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SJOb San Jose, WaUonviil?. Santa Cms 920*
5.«9p Valencia St.. San Mateo. Red-
wood. Palo Alto. San Jose SJOb
tS.OO* Valencia St.. Sau Jose and Way: .
Stations .„ ™: ~~u:. — :.-* 19AU
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" ; -. >^cisco. San Jose ;-.u. — _^J 6JOj»
7.GQ9 New Orleans Express— fan Jcse.
:. . - ~ Salinas. ' Paso Robles Hot
" . \u25a0 Springs, San Luis Obispo.
Santa Barbara. Los An stele*..™ 9JO*
Demlnsr. El Paso. Ne\r Orleans 12.40»
7Mv Del Monte/Monterey, Pacific
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ii'jOOf gacramento jQver Steatoqrs.^— . .t&.oOp
'Union Transfer Company agents, collect
bagxaga and checks on trains of Southern
Pacific and deliver to residence. They * are
authorized to check baggage direct from
. restdenca. - - - • -\u25a0; - -> -..-,
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street)
' *" f> 7X0. 8 J0. 9J00. 10X0. U.OO a: m.
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day 2:15 P Le«al Hefldars 4:4SP day -
4:45 P 3.U P Sunday TlnCt 6M P 9:30 P
PCXET OFFICB AT SATJ&AIJTO FERRY
, BAY AXD ISTEHURBA.V ROUTES •
|IARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
<|^VALLEJO AND NAPA;
;SAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Moatlcello S. S. Co. ana Xapa VaUey Electric
B- R. Co. Clt>se connectloci.
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-. Boat* le»te S*a Franctsco T:0O. •9:43 a. m..
12:30 noon, 3:13, 6:CO. »S:3O p. m.
"•'•*Saa Francisco - Uadlog and of sice. Ct»T "treet '\u25a0
\u25a0wharf., nortb enJ Terry building. Market atreet
ferry. Metis a la carte.
" 'Phone Tvraporary 4C6.
•Laada i yt^y : Vard direct.
OCEAN TRAVEL
PUOET SOUND
, A.\D ALL POI.VTS fIS ALASKA
- ; T&roaglt - Fretgbt ' aad . Pssaenger Bates.
\u25a0i ' \u25a0".' '.Elegant Steel Steaiat-rs. \u0084 -
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Saa-Franclico and Tuyet soouii pcinta; also Via-
totia iml Vancouver, B. C, June, July^ Aagiti
and 1 September.
BUC KM AN AND WATSON ;
sjallln 4 every Saturday at 1 :30 p. m.
Alaska Paclflo 3. 3. Co.. Steaart street wharf..
X W. D. WELLS. Ajsai. -
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