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l<y^> Fl"ren<^ Ex.. 2412UW Mont Mid Ex. <>3
I<X> Flor^nw Cl<l.3.tKi.9iKiO Mustang Ex .. «>3
400 Flor Old . .S.aaifc! DiJO Pine Nut . ..« (Hi
DOftrt OoM Anchor.. loi 100 Pitts » F*ak..t.4O
600 Gold crotv-n .. «tf!GSOO Red Hills, 42
100 GUI Con M...7.J5!2«M» Eotsrue \u25a0 Con •.. II
3.7*10 <; id Con M...7.JC!3000 Faudstonn ... 43
Six* «Sl4 Con li.i.imWnaoVMTcr Pick . . 49
7on ' Do. s 3ft. 7.o7iij!4ttOo Stray Do* ... 10
?<*\u25a0« GI(J Con M.T.fiT'i? "-*•'\u2666 Tramp. Con .. »4
JOOrt Do. 5.... T. iOll5(K) Vultnr* 3U
3000 Gold Mt C2il<:ort Wonder .. <*:*
20d0 <Jrcnt B*>nd . . <7jloOo Vrllotr T'igrr.. !S
'\u25a0'J;-'; '••lnformal Srs-icn — 12:30 to 2 p. ro.
» Artinis 13i 30 Gld Coa ; M.7.12V4
JJOO Atlanta 40;lli>0 <Jld Con M...7.0.".
3000 Atlanta 3;] S'.O GIJ Con M.T.OSt^
100 ft Do. b 10... "7 ! »V.»0 Old Con M...7.<t«
20<V) RpJmont ...2.12\4|1600 Old C«m M...«.t»5
4000 B!u*> Jlpll ... 14 200 Gld Con M.6.»7>4
I<VX" B!u«> B*-ll ... 13! &<«i Grxnny G M.. 22
JOitri Blue Bull ... 2S;1000 Uo, b C 0.... Ti
»OiW Bine Bull ... £»! S«J Granny G M.. 21
4000 Bluo Bull \u25a0-.. »I'4OOO Grnit JV>nd .. id
S»0 nontta SfiWXK) Great Bend .. *5
5000 r.tte tlol(!ae!d <*!2.VKi Jumlw fix 1.45
2000 P.tto G.>l(sßr»d <>4i ViO Ju;:»-> Ex \u0084l.«»i
100 Own IVao.. I. 77 UllPftO Kendall .. 2.T
«<X) Ona Fraction. l.SnrSsiOO Use Harris . . •02
inrto c> intir Nation C7Jl«»l«*0 I»lllon ... W
•O^i Cru.ker J«"k. vy^lxtn Mavflonrr O^»n 2",
2O"O l>o. b »t... '7!lo'tr> Mnyf.ower Cw» I<J
2(KX> Crarker Jack. 151000 MacNamarn .. JH3
\u26664<>o n»isy 1.02>4!20<i0 MacNamnra .. 84
BSrtfi Datpr l.«r<; 1000 Mid Pnww>e... <O
500 Puisy JB'looo llohwk C I«*-as <«
DOW I>ra B mte C. 2V .Vrfv Mustang 1«
2000 Ihn B Btt« C. 22'4fK>rt Vumang T.x .. 16
1000 Pijlo rR4OOOr R4OOO Nevada 80y... t»fl
B5<V) Enple's Nest.. 4C;i{KX) Ncr GoldfleW; 38
EOW Kaclp> Nest.. "I'^OOQ N>t TTllls ....*.!»«
600 Do. s 10... 4:r 1000 Net- . EunEhlne.. 27
JO.OOO Katie's NVyt 43!1fK)0 NußgCt (4
15.T.00 E«ple> Kp».t 42 K<oo Orig Bnllfroj. «* r >
5000 Kajrlp'» N>«t.. SU'IOOO Oro 1«
BOon Kmpire .Mil WXt p.rd niH» 4S
ion ruit-Tw E»jcle.l.3o'&loo RM Hill* i'l
200 Fvw Earle.l.27U'<r;oo Eed Hills 41
16^0 Fairrw Ea»r1e.1.25'2000 Do. s 10 42
COOO Fairrn- Keyßt 12i C«O Rod" Top Ex.. 23
ST/xi Fr.lrrw Keygt JSI 200 St Itmi 71
•»X> Florence 5.'»«ll000 fSt Itps fis
no Po. h 50... 3. 0j1Rfi00 Sandstorm ... 42
J«o Florenr* .. .3. »2i^!rsoo Sandstorm ... 41
©on Florence 4. 00:2000 Silver Pirk -. 47
ftOOO Florenr* Ex.. 2311000 Silver Pick Ex <»«
2000 Gen Wash •. . «4 i R0 Ton of NeT. 11.00
ES>o Gold Am-hor.. 10!2or<» Vultnre 10
IWO Gl4 On M.7.C7»i! 500 VT«>st End ... <J7
CLOSING QT-OTATIOXB
CALIFOEKIA
Blfl.Ast.
B*yse*d Micing Company. ..'..... — CO
Tonopah DUtrlct
Bld.Ask.l BM.As'».
wltnotst 2.10 2.l2iMiflway Ex... 10 —
jOalifornla ... — 06:MlzpaU Ex — 20
Cashboy 04 — 'Montana 2.72 2.80
Eeperenza ... — 01 1 Mont Hid Ex. 03 04
Oo!den Anchor 09 lltMon Pittsb Ex — 07
\u25a0Golden Crown. 06 07] North Star 19 —
tScld Mountain 01 02inhio Tonopab. — 03
Great Western 01 02'Parmaster ... — 01
Howe. — OSlßescne C«a*... 10 12 I
Ijfiiara Ton.. — 02 Toncpan Ex...1.&0 — j
arlai Butler... 74 76! Ton Gold We?t — 03
Uttle Ton 1.00 — (Ton of Nev..10.7K —
MsrNaciara .. "4 SS West Ead 67 70
Midway «) S5
GcldSeld District
Jlflatns IT" IZ'iGoIAM Tomboy — 23
Atlanta ..... ?,C 371G0M(5d Trotter — 25
band — *35|<;o!dfld Union.. — 01'
»!nck Ants... <W OCiOracdma 12 — !
B B Bonet>«. 05 OOjGreat 80nd... 45 47 j
Blk Butt* Ex. O« 07 Great Bend Ex 10 12
Black Hock... 04 OT.IGt Bend Twins — 10 I
BJtie Bell 13 14!Hihemla — O7
Bute Bull 29 — IJnmbo Ex 1.45 1.60
Brooklyn — 02|Kendall 23 24
Butte Golrtfid. O4 OSlKendall Ex... 02 03
Booth S5 37iLajruna 1.40 —
COD — 41|I»n8 Star 19 20
Columbia .... SO — jF^u Dillon OS 10 j
Coh;tnb!a Mtn 37 40:Mayne 05 08
Colum Mtn Ex — fMlMdnirt Pavrnee OS 06 '
Cora FractJon.l.fyi l.^WMillton-n Krac. 04 05 j
•^\u25a0^Tilnc Nation 07 OS'Mhk Con I^eas (i» 10
Jf,: ;neror ... 03 HlMohawk F.x. . . 10 11
Crs"kcr Jack. — K-iNfohawk Junior — 04
DaiFT ...1.00 l.njiMohawV Ledge — 31
r>si*v Ex 01 O2lN>vada 80t... Oft 07
I>rsert Chief. 03 <H NeTada Go!<!fld '18 23
Dfld-B B Con. 21 23iNrr Sunshine.. — 40
Dfld Trianple. lfi lOOro 18 isj
Diii» eft C7lP<v"»bontaf< ... — 10 1
Eairire 10 lliPotlatrh — 40
rsmerald* ... 10 — {Red Hills 41 42
FlAr*>n<>» 3.^5 4.Oo''Riyl Top Ex.. 23 24
ITioronoe Ex.. 22 23]^andstomi .... 41 42
Frsn<'p*-Mliwk — t»si Sandstorm Ex. 04 —
Gen TVthntrton 04 — | Stiver I'Vk 47 49
G..M Bsr Krnr — JOi Silver Pick Ex 05 07
Gfid Amoricsn — 10'Sieimerone ... — 12:
<;n-1 Bull Dog 04 — ] Spearhead Gold — 45
CM Calumet. — OSlNpesriid Frac. 05 —
«Il*lfld Con M. 6.92 J».i»s!St Ivo« 6S CO '
flflMM C^«b. — 14! St lye« Leas.. O« —
<;oWSd Ethel. — 04iStorm King... — 03
GWfid Eureka. — 071 Treasure 05
GliJfid Fissure — or.lverde — 03
r.M Mot N.. 1.40 , I. Wi Vernal ..' — 14
*^>iJ!M N Stsr — OfilTN'onrttr 02 04:
fjfid Portland.' — lOlVellow Rose... — 03
<i{M Kewanag. ; 47 SO| Yellow Tiger.. 18 20
Bullfroc District "
Amethyst .... \u25a0 lfi ISiMsvfloTrer Con. 28 27
Big Bullfrog.. 01 <R! Montana Blfrg. — 04
Bonnie Clare. — SSIMt Hi!l Mines. — 10
BnllXros Er. . 02 . — I Moatgomrj- Mt — 10
Bifrj MCc S — ll|Mont-Shosh Ex 06 07
Blfrg Sun*et . . 04 «.",i\ngret O4 I
Blfrg Victor.. ~ OS'Oricinal Birru. .04 05!
,I>V! Rosli Ex^ 02 05! Pride Gold Mt — 04 I
G<i''J B^r — 4?>'teiaway 05
Oold Bnr Ex» — * fISJ Tramp Cons... 84 35
Gulden Scepter 07 OK; Valley View... — 10
Hirmesrk King R3 KTiiWbite Water.. — 02 1
\u25a0L-lge Ilsms... 01 02| Yankee 80y... 04 1
. Manhattan District i
iprll- Fool Ex> <*l «2| Man numboirtt ~ 04!
Atlani.Pac. 01 O2Ufcn Little Joe O2 03'
Comet 01 O2| .Man MCo Xcv O« 07 i
Geld W*«J?e.. — I 0; Man Tied Top. 02 03 !
Orsnny O 11. X £3iMaa Kuss 01 02 1
Bindocraft ... 03 04|Msn Standard.' — 01
j»'Van Camp. 06 — 1 Man Byndicate — 03
•i'.le Grey... 10 — JMsn United... 15 — '
\u25a0tlnn Belmont. — O2i Mineral Hi 11... — 14
Mm BI Horw — "OTlMiiFtans Man.. — 20]
Man Bronrbo. — 05| Mustang Anx.. 01 «vj 1
Man Buffalo.. — o?.| Mustanjr Ex... OS «VJ j
Man Cons — 40U»ri^lnal Man.. 08 10!
Man Con Ex.. OR — -I Piir*O>ut 06 07 I
Man Comb — 02!.Seyler Hinphrj 04 05
Ni-n Crescent. 02 — (Stray Dos 10 Jl
-Man Cowboy.. — 04' ; Tn<jn!ma Cop.. — 03
MRn r»«>xter.. — 10: Whale — o<J <
Man Gold Nng — 04lYc!low Horse.. — 04
ilan Ivanboe.. ,25 —
Other Dlstrlcta
. 'AJW of TTon. •—- 04j Nevada Wonder - 05* !
Eajrle'a Nest. , 39 40i S Star Wonder — 04
Piirvw Artec. ,—, — 27! Pittsb S Peak. — 1.40
Fvw G Bouldr 19 20! Reese Riv Gold — 15
JVw Hailstone 13 14|Romid Mt SO
T*lrrrr Easrle.l.2s 1.30 BMt Blue Jit — U
Frew S King. — 15' Ruby Wonder. — ' 23
Go'Cyke Rt-ef . 09 — IT Cotter Mines — 12
Johnnie Cons. — 151 Toa 30- Frisco .. — «5
y-*7 Pedrai.l.3o — [Vulture — 15
I«erada Hllli. — 5.00] Wndrlnd MC« — jo
JJex Hilla Anx — 13j Won Gold Rock — 15
San Francisco Mining Kxobange
9:15 a. m. Regular Session
ttOO Bed Hllla ... 431 500 Jnmbo Ex ..1.47U
WOO Gold Anchor.. 12 1 100 <i ld Con M.7.12%
11:80 a. m. Regular Section
1000 Piae Nut ... OTj 1000 Eagle 1 • Neat.. 40
* \u25a0 - 2 p. m. Session
tOOO MUltown Fraction 04
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Toaop&b District
BidJUk.J Bid.Ask.
California ... 04 —I Mont Mid Ex. 03 03
Ce«h Boy ... O4 —Ohio Ton .... 03
Bold Anchor.. 11 — Paymaster ... ci
Grest Westm. 01 03'Retcce Con ..11
tnd Ton .... — 02iTon Belmont.. — 2.70
MacNamarm.. — 40:We«t End Con 65
fcfidwejr ••\u25a0•• SO i-1
Goldfleld District
tczvr* 11 13|Grt Bend Anx 08 10
Atlanta 31 S2!Grt Bend Ex. 10 13
Black Ants .. — 05 i Jumbo Ex 1.42 143
BUt B BonaM 05 oC[Kfnd«ll 21 22
Blk Butte Ex <X» OS^Keudall Ex . . 02 04
Blv.t Bell ... 13 — Kcw.-mas Ex.. — is
Blue Bull ... I*7 29May Qoeen ..10 13
Booth ... — »BjM»yne 05 u7
Btt* GoldSeld 05 — iMld Pawuee... 05 —
Columbia Mt. 40 — lUHltotrn Frac. 04 a"»
Com' Fraotion.l.77 I.Bo, Mohawk Ex .. 07 - —
Coinng: Nation n7 «*, Nevada . BOy .. .1)5 (7
CcmqnTor ... 'O9 — -!NeT Goldfleld. 20 —
Cracker Jack. 15 — |Oro J6 — ;
Daisy 1.00 l.ra'ned Hill* 41 42-
Dai B Btte C. 23 ar/Red Top Ex.. 23 23
Florence 3.^7 +.<«o.'Sandstorm ... 41 42
Gld Coa M. :.«. 95 7.«Ki Spearhead Frc. — 10
Gld Portland. — Wtit Ive* ....... OS CS
Grandma .... 11 — IWonder ....:: O2_ C 3
On*! Bend .. 45 47) Yellow Rose.. 06 —
Bullf roff District
Ametbrgt ... — lSIMont Bnllfrog. 03 04 '
Big Bullfrog., 01. — IMoctfomy Mt. OS —
Boncie Clare. 40' — (Mt« Sho« Ex. 06 00
Blfrg Nat BY 17 19'Orig Bullfrog. — CO
Gold Bar ..:. — RSlTramp Con ..32 —
Gold Sceptre. — :\u25a0» <*l Valley View.. — 08
Horaestake K. — S5 Victor' 07 10 ,
L!pe Harrjp.. 02 <& Yankee Girl .. 04 -OC'
Mayflower *Con 25 27
Manhattsn District
Apr Fool Ex. 01 C2|M«n Mln NeT. — 07 \u25a0
Gold Wedge.. 06 « > 7iM?n R<>d Top. 02 CiS i
Granny G M. 23 2T)rt£ui<tanir Man. — 10;
Men Broncbo. O»' — Mustang Ex .. W OS I
Man Comb .. 02 C3!Plne Not .... Of} (18
M»n Cowboy. 03 fAISyJ. Homphrey. — < a
Men Dexter.. — JSiVerde. 02 0&
•Man Ut Joe. 02 03|Yeilow Horse.. — 05
Wonder District
Bid.Aelr.
Bk?^.] 01 *^ 1 * Bld.A*t. ;
fucker Hill.. — 2.4Ct)Pittt S Peak. .1.40 —
t Belle •M:n.^~- , 40! .
C<.«ni*tocki'
ilpba ..... fV7 ©SlHale fc Norc.l.oo 1.05
lnde« ....... 20 2llJnntJce ........— <<2
fcelcber 55 36!Kentn<?k ....'.' 06 —
*«v & Belch. SO —iMexlcan *...... CO - fc2 "
Merger and Mohawk Dividends
Voted by Directors
Market Continues to Sag, Causing Drop in
Two Days of 40 Cenfs in Leaders-Price
\u25a0 .. S~ ' — — " ; \u2666— — \u25a0 :: — \u25a0— :—: — :—:: — : ~*Sv
The anticipated dividend of 10 cents
a share on 3,600.000 chares of Gold field
Consolidated Mines was declared by
the directors of the company/ at Gold
field Monday, according- to promise. In
addition to this a dividend of 50 cents
a share was declared on 710,000 shares
of Mohawk stock. The most .of tho
shares of Mohawk, have been surren
dered to the Goldfleld Consolidated
Mines company on the terms ar
ranged for when the merger was
effected some, months ago: . There are
about 5,000 shares of Mohawk that are
outstanding and in the hands of per
sons who have not transferred them. '
The fact that the dividends had been i
declared at Goldfleld was well known
in the stock boards yesterday, although
neither board in Bush street had offi
cial notice of the action of the Gold
field Consolidated Mines directors up
to the time of closing the board trans
actions of yesterday. The movement
of the merger stock continued to be
downward, and as sharply as on Mon
day. The opening was at $7.16, or
IV* points lower than the closing price
of Monday. Before the day was done
Goldfieid Consolidated Mines shares
were selling below the 87 mark,. at
(6.95 and $6.97%. At the close the
Quotations were $6.92^ bid and $6.95
asked, so the fall in two days, on the
day of declaring the dividend and on
the day after the dividend was actually
ordered, amounted to 40 cents a share,
which may be considered phenomenal
considering the richness of the mines
of the merger, and the conservative
policy that has betn announced by the
directors of the company, who cleared
up all indebtedness and had a large
surplus before they voted to pay divi
dends.
With Goldfleld Consolidated mines
I dropping other prices in the local stock
{market were affected unfavorably yes
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Bullion — iSOpbir 1.271.50J
Caledonia 52 S3 Overman 13 ,—i
Challenge ... — 15'Porosl ..; — 30
Oh'.-llur 22 79 .. 80
Conadpnee ... 85 —'Scorpion '..... — 09
Cui Imperial. — OS Sierra Nev ... 60 61
C>a Va M Co. 79 SOlSllver Hill ... — 45
Cjwb Point.. 33 —Union Con ... 41 —
ExfW-qcrr ... — 86|Utab 06 —
Gould & Ocr. 22 25|Yellow Jacket.l.so —
REAL ESTATE TRA.VS ACTIONS
Sarah A. Dirk to Joseph P. Kelleber. lot in )
E line of Dolores street, 151 S of Twenty-tirst,
S 32 by E 117:6; $10.
Maria Shio et aj. to Lalgi Caramella. lot in
5 line of Pfelner street, 160 W of Dnpont, W
by S 60; Jio.
Aojna A. Martens to F. J. Schneider tnd wife,
lot in E line of Texas street, 100 S of Mari
posa, S 25 by E 100; $10.
Mary Crowe to Nettie X. Brandon, lot in W
line of Twentieth Rvenue, 200 S of Point Lobes
evenue, S 25 by W 120; $10.
Jacob Ileyman and wife to John Moore and
wife, lots 41 and 4 - J. Holllday map A; $10. -
Anna D. Joest to Elllng Ellingson, lot 11,
Donald Brace's subdivision; $10.
Greyson pbs and electrjc supply company to
Lambert Becker, lot In X line of Ivy avenue,
152 :»H W of Polk street. W 24 by N' 40; $3,500.
I Charles Bush et al. to William B. Ketler
rt al., lot In S line of Eddy street, 81:3 W
iof Buchanan, W 50 by N -120:- also lot in N
\u25a0line of Eddy street, 84:3 E of Webster, E 25
!by X -120; $2,250.
Taullne Kruger to William B. Ketler et al.,
lot at NE corner of Eddy and Webster streets,
N 25 by E 81:8; $600.
R. 11. Walter and wife to Jean McG. Boyd,
lot in W line of Front street, 81 :S S of Pine,
6 01:8 by W 137:6.
Fred Krueger to Albert F. Reubold, lot In S
line of Alta street, 208:5% E of Montgomery,
E 22:2 Vi by S 60: $500.
John A. Shepston to Eva E. Sbepaton; lot
at XW corner of Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
streets, N 65 by W 11T:6; $1.
Lawrence 11. Van Wyck to" Chinese consoli
dated benevolent association, lot In W line of
Stockton street. 77:6 8 Of Clay, S 20 by ,W
137:6; $10. '
Jacob Heyman company to Caspar Hlrt. lot
' In NE line of Glrard street, 88 SW of Burrows,
! N"V\' SO by XE 120; $10.
Charles Zessig and wife to Lacy E. Sponjle,
lot 27. block F-, Lakeview; $10.
George H. and May H. Galbraith to George
i J. Martin, lot in W line of Second avenue, 100
Xof C street. N2sby W 120; $10. •
i William Hefferman and wife to | Jacob Hey-
I man company, lot 266. Heyman tract; $10.
Charles P. Newman and wife to same, lot in
I NE line<r>f Clrard strefft, 98 NW of Burrows,
» NW 50 by NB 120: $10. ,
Abraham . Rosenbenc tr> • Jacob Heyman rom
i pany, lots 6«9 and 671. gift map 3: $10.
George Dairie to Priscllla. A. Jensen, lot in
i E line of Brighton avenue. 250 X of Holloway
j srreet. N 25 by E 112:«; $325.
William A. McGrath to Bernard Powers, lot
j in W line of Thirteenth arenne, 175 S of J
t street. S 25 by W 120; $50.
Peter M. Ptockkebye tn Christian L. Stockke
bye. lot In E line of Shotwell street, 80 S of
j Nineteenth. S 15 by -X 60: $10.
• nobert McMillan- and. wtf« •to prances Xor
tnan. l«t at NW corner of Hayes and Cole
I streets. N P2:6 by W 110; $10.
Margaret A. Carder to. George P. Carder, lot
in 8 line of Thrift street, 180. W of Capital
nv«yme, W ST. by S 100; $10. , - . \u25a0
C!ot"de Dery to Charles Alan, lot In E line
of Araier street, 117:6 S of Paclfle, S 20 by
E fiO; $10.
' Camlllo Jagmetti to Charles Alan, lot in E
line of Arrier street, 117:6 8 ofPaciflc, S 20
by E 60; $10. ?
Mary M. Posey to James W. Edwards, lot st
' NE corner Jackpon street and Presidio avenue,
j E 61:2 by N 127:8\i: *10.
; Louia ' CntArnahrar to J. F. Halloran, lot In
E line of Folsom street, 102:5^ 8 of Thirteenth,
i S 25 br X f14.G5, -N 23.812. W »6.54: $10.
Real Estate and Investment company to
Michael Mnlmoney and wife, lot In E line of
Arkansas street, 100 X of Twentieth, N 25 by
E 100; grant. —
Catherine Herliehy to Tboraas J. Fahey, lot j
In NW line of Natoma street. 230 SW of Sev
enth. SW 25 by NW 75: $1,850.
Thomas J. Fah«y to Jemima B. Lieb. same;
$10. -\u25a0 ... - \u25a0 \u25a0 .
C. J. Greenwalt and wife to McCarthy conv
pany, lots 31 and 32, block 23, Lake View; $10.
Building Contract*
Jacob Levy with A. Olsen — All work for a
three story frame building' in E line of Harrison i
6treet, 234 S of TwenUeth, S 28 by E 100; $11,
ooo.;
O. Llnce with A. Bertoluech & Son— Al! work
for a one story and basement frame . building in
Telegraph place, .257:15% W of Kearny street,
17 :2»4x46; $1,450. - -'../
Rachel Altfleld-wlth R. H. Walker and W. E.
Collins — All work for a two story frame building
(four flats) in NW line of Natoma street, 228
SW of Sixth. 25 by NW 70; $5,000. -\u25a0;':.
John Wapner with John Little — All work ex
cept painting, gas fixtures and window shade*
for a two story and basement frame building. in
E line of Elgin park. 125 X of Thirteenth street,
E 160 by,X 25: $4,000.- . :
Robert L. and S. Elizabeth Owens with Gochel
Collins construction company — Carpenter and
plumbing for a one story and basement frame
building in 8 Une of California street, 05 W of
Twenty-first avenue, W 25, X 90 to beginning;
$1,050.
Ignac* N. Eisenberg with E. Maasberg— All
work for a two story frame building in E line
of Leavenworth street. 66:2 8 of Washington,
S 22: mby E 115: $8,000.
j Andrea and Giolia Arata and Joseph and Mary
I Canepa witli P. ZlefHer — All work, for a three
] story brick building at SW corner of Ohio
Ftreet and Broadway, W 25 .by S 57:6; $14,050;
Wells ; l"argo & Co. with Parafflne paint com
pany— Dampprnoflnjr for an eight story building
at N corner of Mission and Second streets, \u25a0XE
112 by NWICO; $1,5-00.
.' Thomas Lundj witli Van Emons elevator com-"
pany — Passenger elevator" for a four story, bn lid -
ing In X line of\Trederk-k street, 32:0 W of
Stanyan, W 119:1%, X to Golden Gate park. X
to a point opposite beginning, thence 59:5W;
$3.153. ' .V-:
OPERA ARTISTS TO/ SING
FOR COLUMBIAN. KNIGHTS
The California council of the Knights"
of Columbus Is preparing: for an enter
tainment In Lyric hall Thursday even
ing. It will be ladies' night, and a
program consisting of singing by, some
of the . leading j members ;of the Milan
opera company; monologues by George
Thatcher and^ Billy. Haynesand amateur
contributions will be given. ' r \
The friends ; and r^lativet of the
knights are privileged to .attend.; Those
on tho arrangement \u0084 committee ar.e
Captain Henry P. Gleegon,'. Dr.F.. J. S:
Conlan, John S., Egan, /Fred • A. '. Healv,
Phil •-. Fay, Alfred T. Spbhn: and D. F.
.suppic. . BhESEShBHH
THE/ SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *25, 1907.
terday. "Belmont \u25a0' dropped i from $2.50
to $2.12%. Daisy Jell from $1.02& to 99
cents. Great Bend declined. to 45 cents.
Jim Butler waa down toi-76, cents.
Sandstorm Bold from r 43 cents down, to
41 rents. Some shares advanced. Blue
Bull and Combination Fraction went'
upward a few points;' .\u25a0 '
A buying demand set in for. shares
of McNamara, This was attributed to
the coming: annual election of ;McXa
mara and the annual »truggle for con
trol that has been- a .', source of sharp
contention for some time. ,-
ROUND MOUNTAIN PLACERS
Surface Dirt Is Worked Profitably by.
Various Processes
The Round Mountain Nugget -. says
that Round Mountain is a great placer
camp and furnishes the following de
tails: '
Beginning with Tom Wilson's feat of,, taking
oot a little less than 550,000 in 60 days from
Sunnyolde and Combination ground last summer
and continuing to the present time,: dry washing
and alniclng with every conceivable system and
process has been in steady progress all over the.
district, with varying success. The principal
thing proved by all this prospecting -'is that la.
great percentage of the surface dirt in the dis
trict is of an auriferous nature and if; worked
by the proper methods will pay handsome prontg.
The Round Mountain ' hydraulic mining company
has secured leases on all the water in the dis
trict and Is going quietly ahead laying Its IS, 13
and 8 Inch pipe lines, which will convey water
to the Intended places of operation; \u25a0It .has
feeured leases on a great deal .of the good
placer ground of the district and expects to begin
work within a few weeks. At the foot of Sphinx
hill' the Round Mountain Comstock has sunk a
shaft 2SO feet to bedrock and there encountered
placer dirt of extraordinary value*. ~ It" i»
drifting on the bedrock and finds "colors'* every
where. The Round Mountain .Sphlux Extension
and the Smoky. Valley and Round Mountain com
panies haTe shafts down deep la the 'wash near
the Comstock. Let any of these companies strike
an exceptionally rich placer lead and the went
end of the Round Mountain district will experi
ence a period of placer mining . at depth which
will put the camp on the mep for all time.
HERE TO COMBAT CLAIMS
AGAINST GOVERNMENT
California • Asks $(500,000
Recompense for Indian
War -Damages
A, G. Campbell, an attorney of: the
United States department of justice,
arrived at the St; Francis yesterday
from Washington. _ He is" h«re as rep
resentative of the goverrinTent in suits
to be brought before the United States
court of claims;. .
Campbell Is accompanied by J. P.
Doyle. States commissioner of
the court of claims, before\whorn evi
dence-in a number »of cases ia to be
taken" within the next two weeks. In
all there are about 20 suits against the
government. , : .
Principal among these are the Colo
rado Delta case, in which the Colorado
Delta company is suing the govern
ment for $1,500,000 for an, alleged in
terference with the*. company's irriga
tion plant in Arizona." :
. Another case is, that of the state .of
California against the government for
$600,000 war claims. growing.-but of-the
Indian wars from 1854 to 1860.'
Boole & Co. of San Francisco I have
a claim against the government. for ithe
use of a . tug during "April and May,
1906. The suit of Carkeek, asking
$46,000 for: the construction' of a light
house in' Alaskan shores arso will be
heard. The testimony in \u25a0 the latter
case is to be taken in Oakland. .
The evidence j In all the cases will
be taken to Washington , by Campbell
and Doyle and will be put before the
justices of the United States court of
claims, consisting of Judges Peele,
Howry, Booth, Barney and Atkinson.
TANSEY HELD FOR TRIAL
FOR M'CARTNEY MURDER
John J. Tansey, union carmen's
picket,' was held without bonds for
trial in the superior court by Police
Judge Conlan yesterday, on a charge
of killing Policeman Edward T. Mc-
Cartney at Twflnty-fourth and Folsom
streets : September ; 3. :
The evidence for, the prosecution was
practically the same as that given at
the coroner's \lhquest. The police had
been Informed that! George Bell, the
chief witness, who was with Tansey
at the time of .the shooting, v had 1 left
the city, but to their" surprise Bell;.came
to testify. Witnesses examined were
Dr. A. .Kucich, autopsy,"! surgeon; : Dr.
Frank 1 J. Tlllman; Policeman Peter* J.
Mitchell, who "was . with -McCartney
when he was shot; Philip J., Clarke and
O. A. Adams, who -passed ; Tansey, ; Bell
and another while the ; policemen were
ordering them go ; home; : George
Bell, Sergeant A. D.Layne,* Policemen
F. P. Suttman and " James : .T; Gallagher.
ACCUSED BY A FRIEND,
HE TRIES TO END LIFE
Unable to bear : up under an accusa
tion of theft made by a* life ;long
friend, Nathan L.. Chase, a janitor, liv
ing at 940 Oak street, Tattempted:: to
kill himself yeeterday. Chase Ayent to
.Golden Gate park,': • sat d.own/ ; on \u25a0 the
pedestal of the Garfield monument and
shot himself iini the- rigrhtctemple^^Hij
hand : trembled and though 1 ; the 5 bullet
Inflicted ? a - seriops .wound, it •'; did riot
penetrateithe braln.^ ;";\u25a0 -
At the hospital Chase told- why" he
had wanted! to* die. f He' said 'that* J.^F.
M«rrill,'i his I ', roommate and; confidant;
had' ch&rged him ; with having -held; out
a portion of a sum of money, given him
by. . Merrill ; to: deposit- In bank. The
charge, Chase , said; . weighed on )hi in
and finally caused him to 'attempt :siit
clde.
Ths iwounded ', man -was 5 taken ,to the
Park? hoapital/! wh«rel;he T now,^ Ups in
a r serious, condition," .but, : according -'to
his physician, "will" recover.* : *
MAN'S DEATH / STIRS SUSPICION
v Charles Plnchaud;/28- years' old,, who
lived ;at 897 Lexington;^ avenue, died
yesterday ; at ; the, *:centrair. emergency
hospital under." circumstances' which
haye;led; the police; to ;s suspect Imurder.'
Monday ; night • Plnchaud ? s was \ arrested
at*'*^"ashingt6n ; and , '-Buchanan ;\u25a0 streete
and charged \ wi th t bein gj, drtink."-*i.W hen
searched , at the . city, ; prison '\u25a0' $5 £ was
found iln .'-his ;':pockots.''.'. Later-," in -'.the
night the ; prisoner } became ill . and was
removed \u25a0- 19 • tlie hospital,; where i he d! cd. :
Plrichaud's'/ father * said > yesterday \ that
» son .had . • $1 43, i. and jmarks/ onf the
young'; man's f;head_,lh*dicatedVith"at^ he
mlght',have' been t sandbagged/, although'
the physicians at^the'hospital- asserted
that death was due to natural
FINDS AFTER TWO YEARS
HIS SKULL IS FRACTURED
Emergency Hospital Patient
: Unaware of It; Until
Told by Surgeons
A caso which has attracted 'consider^
able attention from the medical frater
nity,* was acted upon yesterday^ In the
central ' emergnecy ; hospital. C" Thomas
McNight, a .laborer; llyingirati Fourth
and / Minna streets, was ; brought .." in
suffering \ from fan '• epileptic?. fit. \u25a0 Dr.
C./; A."" Glover -was on > duty ,:> and when
examining. I the < patient / discovered ~a
loose section- in , ; the skull." Close scru
tiny revealed that the '\u25a0 man had 'been
carrying a- badly fractured skull on
His shoulders for at least two years. /
After the attack : of epilepsy had
passed away, McNight was questioned.
He:' declared that his : fits '.had begun
suddenly/about two" years ',". ago \u25a0 and
that he had never been \u25a0 able to ascribe
any direct cause for 'them., "Ha"; had
n o . knowledge of anything wrong with
his skull urftil told of it. by Dr. Glover.
McNigh t consented 1 to) an , operation
and >it was performed yesterday after
noon by Dr. Glover andbChief [ Surgeon
C./F. Pinkham. His -chances for re
covery .and a* complete; restoration to
health are bright.
DOLLIE MITCHELL MISSING
I Doll!© Mitchell, charged' with : steal
ing $70 in money and,:a watch worth
$25.- from John Keilvenskl August 9,
failed 'to "appear when ; the case was
called for trial in Judgei Cook's court
yesterday. She had , been at |; liberty
on $500. ball. -The court ordered "that
If she were". not produced by October
21 the bail be forfeited and at the same
time, increased her ball from $500 to
$10,000. . . , - ,
MARRIAGE_LICENSES
.The follpwing marriage licenses were Issued
In this cUy Tuesday, September 24:
Alexander F. : Douglas, 21, • 210 ' Lake \u25a0 street,
a\\<\. Florence M.' Darragh, 18, 1549 California st.
r Franklin ' E. D. Walker. 27, Goldfleld, and
CUristlua Solland, v l9. 77 Lenders st.
Cvnillo Albaslol 45. 1804 Powell St., and
Rosa Kara pone. 32, 1785 . Haight st. '. •
Selig Scuulberg,_29, 1128 Golden Gate aye.,
and Fannie Shanson, 26, 15S9":Turk st.
- Orion G. • Hunter, 21. 430 \u25a0 Fourth aye., . and
Susie M. Kilday, 18, 2903 Fulton st. \u25a0
William F. Yearian, SO. Pasadena, and Car-
rie K. Oakley, 25. 200 Fair Oaks st.-;--
.' Julius Krutischnltt Jr.. 2?, Chicago, Ihad Ma-
rie R. Pickering, 20, 2700 Broadway. ,
Thomas E." Walters. 20,' 421 Oak St., and
Marie E. Konrad,-23, 812 / Page st. f \u25a0 ..
Uanc Jgwetz, 28, and Jennie Keller,. 24, both
of ir>lo Sanchez '.st. ' - - -
Jean \u25a0P, Caiet, 28, 2224 : Lombard - St., and
Letterina Repetto, 31, 8 Russell alley. .
George P. B. Ankar, 23, and Martha J. A.
Larsen^ both; of 1630 Tenth,. ave.
OAKLAND, Sept. 24.— The following marriage
licenses ; were Issued today: '\u25a0 \- <- . ''.
Thomas "B. Bawlinsrs, 49, and :- France* "A.
Dazey, '.2B,' both of Alameda. \u25a0
Lauren S. Fish, 23, Oakland, v and Gay U.
Mo»her, ;iS», Berkeley. . •=. ,;
George- E.. Campbell; 34, .Ran [Francisco, and
! Pearl N." Behrens, 24, Alamede.* .
James 'B. Betts.. 27, -• and ••' Florence Van
Wormer. 27, both of Oakland.. '
Matthew Slade. 51, and Sarah- E. Beebe, (12.
both of Guernevllle.
! Jiiiin F. Kadcs, 28, \u25a0 and - Jennie L. ; ; Buford,
I^6. "both of ' Sacramento. 1 ; \u25a0 ' ';
\u25a0 \u25a0Ye* -Yoke -Teen; 30, San Francisco,- and Bes-'
sic Chow, 18," Oakland. "'. .;, . .
Frank Connor, 20, and Annie Karppl. 27,
1 both, of .Berkeley. ; •
/'Arthur L. Price, 2S, San Francisco, and Edna
L. Stone, .28, Berkeley. .-. - \
BIRTHS,- MARRIAGES, Dps
1- -Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted.' They must-be handed In at
; either of.tba publication offices; and be -indorsed
with the ' name • and | residence .of persons I author-
' ized '- to ha ye I the ; same published. * Notices j re-
stricted simply to tbe announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
'/y BIRTHS
DOUGLAS — Tn Oakland, Cal., September 23.
'1907,' to - the wife of Roy .C. Douglas (nee
Brown), . a son. / '
nEUSLEY— Ini this city. September 1^; 1907,
to the wife of E. D: IJeusley, a daughter.
LACKMANN— In'thIB city, August 17, 1907, H0
the wife, of Hermann (J. Lackmann, a daugh-
ter. I j
OTT— In this city. September 23, 1907, ft>\tbe
f : : wife of Ray, Fr Ott (nee Homer), •. a . son.
-MARRIAGES , J
FREY— STAMMER— In this city, September 22,
1907,/ by the' Rev. ;.T. -H. Achrneder. : Philip
Frey and v Alma" Stammer,: both of San Frau-
\u25a0; clsco. ' S. "\u25a0' '''\u25a0'!'• . ' .- '-- ' '' ' \u25a0' ':.'•\u25a0
MAYER— .LENHARDT— IB this city. September
23, 1007. by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, . Wil-
liam Mayer -and- Emma C. Lcnhardt, both of
-San Francisco. Z.^/" ;-,'.: /v
NYSTROM— WORLUND— In this city, Septem-
Vber 21, 1907, by the Rev.'; E. L. Walt,"'paßtor
•: Fourth Congreeatlonal .church; John -A. Ny-
=.; Ktrom '. and Mathilda Worlund," both of > San
Francisco.';" ; - • : . / v ' -
. . DI3ATHS--V .» . .' '"- '''
Balletto, Mary ....60 Sladdocks," Howard... 39
Beosou, Julian T. ... 24 McKen, • Rose ": ; . '::.': 7o
Bradford; Chloe 'H.:-^ Merrill, Mrs. Lucy B. 92
Carr, - Bridget . . .'. .. 64 Nelson. •N.- P. . . r. ; 89
Cuneo * (Infant) \u25a0 ". •" ' NlSlamor," Felix ."..'.;. 25
Emerson, Wm. H.... BB Orella, Marie T. W.
Gately, . John ' F. .'. .. 46 Penn.r Ricbardsoa M." 81
Hartmann (Infant)f- .\u25a0 Theass, 'John r . .". ; ;. 71
Hayes, Patrick ..;. 60 Wunderlich, ' Eliza-
Heine- (lnfnnt) / \u0084: - beth ............ 80
Knowlton,, Catherine 31 j - \u25a0\u25a0 ' - \u25a0 \u25a0
BALLETTO— In this city, September 22, 1907,'
\u25a0-\u25a0 -Mary, beloved wife of Gabriel Balletto, and
loving : mother ! of John,". Joseph, . Frederick ? and
Ix)«is Balletto.' and grandmother of Louis 8a1-
... letto; a native of California,' aged ,so years. . '
/\u25a0Friends and * acquaintance* '. are respectfully
invited to .attend- the : funeral' today (Wednes-
day), September 25, \u25a0 at ; S:3O a.' m., from the
parlors of Gantner % Brothers, ; 34C0 - Sixteenth
street, tlienee. to: Mission ' Dolores, church, _ cor .
; ncr of • Sixteenth ': and ', Dolores \u25a0 streets, where'
• S a : requiem • high '\u25a0 mass I for .the repose of her
'-: soul ; will be celehrated,' commencing at 9 a. m.
/' lnterment Holy ; Cross , cemetery, i ;,
BENSEN— In ; this IV city. ''\u25a0""', September 23, .1907,
,', .Tulian Toby Beusen, beloved son of Ole and
. .:• Marie \u25a0 Bensen, . and : brother : of \u25a0:\u25a0 Norman land
; / Burling i Bensen,"- a - native of -; San • Francisco,
I Cal.,'- aged 24 years 1 4 1 months | and ; 10 days. -
;..',.v Friends . and acquaintances * are c r»*pectfully
. ; Invited to attend the t funeral • today . (Wednes-
day), ; September 25; at : ; 1 '\u25a0> p. :. m.,, from \u25a0 his
i late residence," 1150 O'Farrell street/Interment
g Cypress ' Liwn cemetery, : by carriage. : . .
BRADFORD— In S Hood A River, Or., September
• 20, - 1007, : Chloe H..* relict of . the late Daniel
.-'- F. 1 . Bradford," and beloved mother of William
/ B.'; Bradford. -'-\u25a0-/ -\u25a0 ;> c _ :'r.-7
CARR '\u25a0 (nee Olson)— In : this city, September 23,'
-1907; Bridget; Carr. beloved .; mother . of. . Mrs.
• -. P.:.: F. 7 Zaramett,, Mrs.-. A.'iHoffman.- MI3. H.
;, v.V. /Willlston," Henry-; J.™ Olson : and t-WlJllara
' J. Carr. ; a: Dative; 1 of Ireland,' -aged '64 ' years.
:_• 'Friends land, acquaintances; are r respectfully
;.; invited to attend, the ;funeral -tomorrow (Thurs*-
; ; day),*: September : 26, « nt'B :S0 : a;<; m.,'; from \u25a0. her
) late residence. - a 830 < Douglas r street,* thence 'to
'A; St. . Paul's - : church, j corner. ; of . .Twenty-ninth
/ and/ Church . streets, "where > a»- requiem \u25a0 high'
/mass. for the;repo*e of.her soui t will bejcele-
\u25a0 bra tod : at' 9' a. vm.- Interment' Holy Cross ceme- I
tery; . " \ -..:/-.••\u25a0.% \u0084<' -' I" \u25a0' i '.'r : '"".'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ','"•;\u25a0'.\u25a0-
CUNEO— In this city". \u25a0 September 24, 1907, Hugo
;'- Cuneo,; dearly beloved son of 'Antolne and Rosa
Cuneo; a' native of- San r Francisco, Cal.;. ; aged
\u25a0•:".'• 10 months '*. and 3'- days.'C. '-",*'..*•> : . \u25a0 -;:•.;
The funeral will"! take? place, tomorrow (Thor"-
: . day),*r September - 28, " at \u2666* l-- - p.* m., , from - the
- : residence of \u25a0 his : parents, >13%'> \u25a0\u25a0 Erie : , street "\u25a0 be-
,'. tween ''\u25a0\u25a0'. Mission ' ; and - Howard. ' \u25a0'. Please 1 omit
/.; flowers. ;~ "//~ y'riji.,."-":'" ' '*<..*'-/'.
EMERSON— In ;; Oakland,"- Cal..' c September < 23.
\u25a0?\u25a0 1907, '». William Henry / Emerson," a ; native of
.':BoFton;-:Mass.',.'aged-55"year9.' \u25a0' ' >
\u25a0 . Tbe * funeral - will sbe j held i tomorrow (Thurs-'
- ' day),i September : 26,^ at . IK o'clock > a;* in.; - • from
' the • parlors \u25a0; of j laccberi.;.; Ferrari & C 0. .; 3032
r ;>Ils»Ion ;», street \u25a0': near "- Twenty-sixth. \u25a0 Interment
s'v'strictly': private. \u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0/.'...,"•'\u25a0. -;-\u25a0,,;»; • ..; . _ .;^
GATELY— In 1 ' this/; city.*: September 24. : 1907 ;
/ John 'Francis '\u25a0 Gately ' (deputy f coroner), > belovod
/ brother: of .William :H. \u25a0 Gately, Mrs., J.J.; S£an-
\u25a0/ ning i and .4 the tlate \ Mrs.\Mary J'FaKsett,; a 1a 1 / na-
il 1 1 ye tof .- San a Francisco, ': Cal.; •-• aged . 40 ; years. 1
•r A raemberjOf fF' ; O."E.,>No. 5.- -. .; :t: t
V, \u25a0'.; Notice i of : funeral ; hereafter.'? Remains ' at - the
% parlors of j Barry,; &.;\u25a0 5cu11y,7927 jValenela; Btreet.*
HART>lANN— ln>rOakland;<Cal;;< T Se'ptembeVJ23, si
/ 190".;. :; Henry /.Edward'; Hartmamv. :\u25a0 infant «on
' of '.-Frftdrrlck \Willlam Jand" Genevieve"; Hart-
, rnann. ya'.natiTe- of- Oakland;^Cal:. -\u25a0.'-:- • . i
. HA YKi^-In/'rtiin'city;^ September,;; 22;/ IOOT.f
P« trie'- J Hayes.^ beloved £ hußband «.' of 5 the'i late v ;
v/MargaretZiHaye-rCK^natiTC^of^lreland^ag-d 1
,_,\u25a0 60 ytars.'i'A' member of i marine engineers bens-
f 'ficia^aßBoclat]ontNo.^3s; r ''^..'.:.^::^t^^^?Bje^X
1 ' \u25a0 •-- Friends f. and^ acquaintances /are respectfully;
< Invited to attend -the .funeral today (Wednes-
; September c ? 25, - at- 7:30 o'clock - a.'-m..
r . - from :> thn parlors s ot~- Julius \u25a0S. Godeau,
' • 2123 - Bush i Btrect,.' ' thonce ito Sacred - Heart
1 church, \u25a0 Fortieth ?and jGroypJ streets; ; Oakland.
f where ?a ; mas? ; for 1 th* '.repose ? of : hie soul -.will
H b« celebrated, commencinc '. at 9:30 s.'m.' lntf r-
\u25a0_''. ment. St..Mary't/cemetery,";-Qaklancl. "; \u25a0_ %\u25a0;,
\u25a0'••'\u25a0.Martn'e'>'Englueers*- v beneficial -iaßsociation" No;
3&— Of ne'ers * end f members arp hereby notined
":> to attend the funeral -of our deceased brother,
' Patrick; Hayes.x- from Sacred. Heart; chnrch.
. Orove* and <iFortl«th- street-, - Oakland," at fl
" Rriin.Ti, today KWedoeßdayt. .September "5.
-' Intertnfnt St. .- >lary'» :; cemetery, Mountain
View, -. Oakland.", By ! order < '-\u25a0 ;"^; "^ '
- - \u25a0: JAMES KANK.- President.
\u25a0•'...' MARTIN K. ANDERSON. Secretary.
HEINE---ln . this : city, 51 " Beptcinber. 23. 1907, Alice
1 - Rose. dwlr"b«loved : daughter of Ernest C.
and f Lent Heine, and "eUster; of i Ernest Heino.
." \u25a0'; a 1 natlro >• of ; : Ran \u25a0 a Francisco,'. Cal., . aged ,J2
,; months and '2s days." ."-•'.'. .
"' The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
: " day), .'at ,l:SOip.~; m..- from -the residence of
' -her -parents,".- 2367"" Tvrenty-thlrd. street near
Bryant.' Interment v Holy Cross , cemetery. \u25a0 .
KNOWLTON— Irf" this 'olty.'; September 23; 1907.
Catherine. . belored \u25a0 irtfe of ; the late .Frederick
' Knowlton, ~> mother f of i Edward Knowltoa.-
daughter : of "Mrs. 1 - Mary.; McKecver. slater of
James. Edward.; Michael. Mabel and Ethel Mc-
" Keener ami' Mrs." Annie Parker, coualn of Mary
' DuecT and .John McDonald, and niece of the
late .* Peter -tMcKee-Ter, a natlTe of i Durham
county. England, agetl 31 • years 'ir months and
. 12 days. \. \u25a0:\u25a0 ',• \u25a0• " \u25a0.'-': '\u25a0• *: ' • ",:
. Friends and~ac<jU9lntances tin respectfully
'/ luTlted to at i the funeral, tomorrow, fThuns-
day),- at 8 'i.-'m., from, her 'late residence,
924 Illinois strett between Twentieth ' and
: Twenty-flrst,; thence' to St; Teresa's ; church,
Tennesßee street near- Nineteenth., where = a
i solemn requiem" high -mass, for" the repose of
\u25a0 her \u25a0 soul • will fee, : celebrated, ' coramenciuK at
i 9:30 .a. .m. r lnterment Holy Cross r cemeterr,
. -by carriage.' . \u25a0 j ' ..- .'*..-
MADDOCKS— In this city, V September 21. 1907.
Howard Maddocks, : beloTed i brother ; of . Tliomns
and Merritt Maddocks, a : native < of Boston.
'..Mass.; aged -30 years. :; '--i . .
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at tho
parlors of H. F. Subr :& , Co.. 2019 Mission
street between .Twenty-flf tb and Twenty-slxtb.
McKEE — In this city, 1 September 22, 1907.' Rose
McKee, rellrt.'of .. the- late James \u25a0: McKee, : a
nati»e \u25a0• of : Westport,"~ County Mayo,' Ireland,
aged . 75% years, / ; , ; - ;\u25a0--,. -i---. ..:'/.
• • Friends , and \u25a0 acquaintances are respectfully
ln»ited"to attend tbe: funeral today (Wednes-
day), '\u25a0< at 8:45. o'clock .a.: m.. fcom -, the par-
- lors of Mcßrearty I & McCormtcV, 815 Valencia
street 4 near-TwenJleth, - thence to ; St. Paul's
\ church, f. where .a : requiem i high mass v for the
repose^ of her soul will •be celebrated, com-
meucfng at 9:30 .' a.' m. . Interment - Holy ' Cross
i cemetery,'" by • electric - funeral \u25a0 car . from Thir-
tieth and San .Jose arenue.
MERRILIA-In Alameda. Cal., .September 23,
1007, 1 Mrs. Lucy- B. Merrill. beloTed wife of
the late John' R. 'Merrill, and mother, of Mrs.
Eliza \u25a0 Nlckereon and j Sarah E. Smith, a natlre
of Maine,'-, aged \u25a0 t>2*years .10 months and. 6
days.' ••\u25a0'.\u25a0" \u25a0 " j . * '.'- '\u25a0- ':\u25a0 •' : v '":'. -\u25a0\u25a0
\ Friends and ; acquaintances are , respectfully
in»lted to attend the f nneral. tomorrow (Thurs-
day), September £B. at 1 o'clock p.,m.. from
\u25a0 th« mortuary chapel pf -tlie : Golden .Gate un-
\u25a0 dertaklC2 company, 2475 Mission I street \u25a0 near
Twenty-first,' Cremation I. O. p. F.. cemetery.
NELBON— At the Abbey j house. Mission road,
September 21," 1907, N. \u25a0P. Nelson, dearly be-
' lomd; husband of Emma C. \u25a0 Nelson and father
of Nels K." Nelson;, brother, of Paul and Bent
Nelson, 'and brother, ln law. of Peter Kelson, a
\u25a0 natlre of Huof Soken. /Sweden, aged ; 3S> years
1 7 months and 17 days. /• .^
. ' Friends ' and acquaintances \ are . respectfully
' lnrlted to attend the f. fnneral \u25a0 serrlcwi . today
(Wednesday),^September 25." at 1:30 p. m., at
"the chapel of- Craig, Oochran •& Co., - 1169 Va-
lencia ' street near* Twenty-third. - { Interment
• Cypress Lawn. cemetery, by carrlajfe., 1
NILLAMOR— In thlsclty. Peptemb* 21. 1907.
at the marine hospital. > Felix 'Nlllalnor. ; son of
"AU'sandro - and C. * Nillamor. vand
' brother of MlssDesllla Nillamor, a - native of
Luban, Philippine ißlands, aged 25- yearn..
The remains will be. shipped to the Philip-
- pine islands- for : interment on transport Sher-
man. -"\u25a0"-\u25a0'.":..\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0.••.\u25a0 ; ."-.'' ;\u25a0 , '
ORELLA— In this city, September 22, 1907.
- Marie Theresa Wil*on Orella, beloved wife of
Dr. y Victor P. Orella, daughter of William F.
and the. late Hannah C. Wilson, sister of Fred-
erick A.. Albert J.. . nar.ry J..,Wimam F.
Jr.- and Tessle WUaon.a native of San Fran.-
Cisco. Cal. \u25a0 '"\u25a0 ; \u25a0\u25a0 ; '.\u25a0, '.'\u25a0\u25a0' '\u25a0"*\u25a0''\u25a0
--'\u25a0 Friends : and acquaintances are '- respe.ct fully
\u25a0 Invited to . attend the ; funeral today (Widnos-
day),-. September 25, . at 9 o'clock a. m.,
from her," late . residence.* 1179 Turk street,
thence to - St; Mary's cathedral, where a re-
qnlftn lilsli mass for; the ; repose . of ber soul,
• will be celebrated, commencing at 9:30 o'clock."
thence '\u25a0- to -Twenty -fifth and Valencia streets,
for special Southern Paclflc car." Interment
.'." Holy Cross cemetery. : - .;
PENN— In Yrtiiutville, - Cal.. August 29. 1907.
Richardson .M. Perm, belove«l .'\u25a0 husband -cf
\u25a0 Elizabeth \u25a0 Perm/ and loving father of "John
William Perm of -St.t LouU. Mo.; H. H. Perm
\u0084ol San Francisco;; Mrs. -Elizabeth, Hoose of-
. Fort Wayne, Ind.^ -and Elmer, and Homer
Penn f of Chicago, 111., * a ' native of Virginia,
-\u25a0 aged 81 years 3 months and 7 days. (St. Louis,
Chicago and Fort Wayne, Ind., papers please
..;copy.) \u25a0;"*, .;/>•\u25a0 \u25a0 'r: ;». ; ;\u25a0 • .•-.: ;•_-•\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:.-
THEASS— In this .. city, September .23, 1007,
John Theass, -a native f of Germany, . aged 71'
'\u25a0'years.":.' ..?\u25a0-\u25a0-'.';\u25a0.;:\u25a0' ' .< \u25a0 \u25a0. _\u25a0/'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0
WUNDERLICH— In this city, September 23,-
1907, i^llsabeth. beloved mother- "of William
: W. - and \u25a0 Ella • Wunderlich and Mrs. Laura ,B.
Walters,: a t natlve' of Ohio, 1 aged 80 years-7
months and 20 days. \u25a0• 1 .. > .' f- \u25a0" •
Friends, and neQualntanees are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes--
day), at V- o'clock p. m.<;from her late resi-'
donee/ 4169 . Twentleto : street near ? Castro.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by carriage."
A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
~ city ornce Market and
Grant Bldc. ;ScvtNTH Sts.
I^J^iWOODtAWN
San i Mateo >, County. Finest , arid 'beat
equipped Receiving Vault and Chapel.
Masonic Cemetery .'Association. : Office
1154 O'Farrell st: :. :; ">•. ; - -.
OCEAX ITRAVEIj ,;
:; PUQBT SOUND
AXDALIi POINTS l.*V AIiAPKA
Through/ IJrelght i and'; Passenger t Rates.; ,
/ ' Elegant Steel Steamers.'-
BUCKMAN AND WATSON
- Hailing every - Saturday/ at vl :30 =p.\u25a0 m. \u25a0
ALASKA/ PAC.FICS. 'S. CO:
W. D;: WELLS, Gen.- Agt.; Steuart St. Dock. ,\
?t*^^j ;;;_ Phone* Temporary ; 68. .
OCEANIC SVS;GO;
/ .. (SPRECKELSULiNE)^, : v
HONOLTJLTTf-S. \u25a0 8. 'Alameda, sails "Oct. 5,' 11
j * a. :\u25a0 m.^-' Round 'trip,: $125. .-.:. ' .- . '
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— 3. S.'> Marlpoea ' sails . 11
•;i a. m.. Oct; 17.^ Round trip,- flrßt class,. sl23.
HOKOLtTLtT— S; S. T Alameda - sails > Oct. , 26. 11
\u25a0 ; a.'m. . Round tr!p,isl2s. ' \u0084 / " \u25a0--'
Passenger - Pept.;'. 673 > Market • st. ; freight office
, 55 Clay -st. Phone Temp. 1231;
I Compa^oie Generale Transatiantique " : i
DIRECT; LINE ; TO! HAVRE- PAltis]. x .
:,-i Sailing -• every i Thursday r Instead" of Saturday,
at \u25a010 a. r m.'; from ' Pier ; 42. • North • river, foot of
Morton street.'iw rV, * .:" ' . - "\u25a0 t." -U'.,"' "
g : First class . to ; Havre, J |70 ; and ; upward : second
class < to \u25a0' HavFe,> $45 a and » upward;;.;. GENERAL
VGENOY. FOR -UNITED - STATES : 'AND * CAN-
ADA,'i 19 • State St., ; New VTork. . J. ? F.> FUGAZI;
manager,' Paclflc i coast.' 630 Montgomery St.; San
Francisco. ; * Tickets sold i by ; all railroad ' ticket
agents.-'/":'^".^^:^*:'- ;•-*.*/..•_". :.V /•:-/;.;;\u25a0;
. '\u25a0 BAVAXD INTERURB AX ROUTES ;
£ : VALBEJOVAND NAPA ;\u25a0!
XAPA*i.V ALLEY ROUTE
Montlcello S. 1 ; S. Co. land ;Napa .Valley ; Electric
'- R.-,R.:Co..';Close : connectlons. 'rj '^ ; ; ..•
"c— RO ilS'D: TRIPS :dAILY—G, .
• V Boats" leavet San 'Francisco, 7:oo,' ; "9.45. a.' m.,
12:30'n00n.;3:15,-6:00,'' J *B:3o p.vm.'v - ,
' : San/ Francisco 'landing and - office, - Clay . street
wharf ,'S north > end JFerry ; building. Market \ street
fenry.r=iMeals!a;la v carte.' " :-\u25a0
''•: Phone J Temporary M 08..-;/ \u25a0 -.
\u25a0'.•lAnds f Navy i Yard Idlrect.;, ;_ / ':
. ANDWOMEHJ
i :<*&ffig£Ft}VKtAßk£a : : S" Vm Big G for ucnatcr«!
- iHwiy i« t ••-» dsTfc^tt-3 " dUeaaraes.inflammatlcn*,
Mmfw :"i OaaraMtiii^u^i •rriutlone ior ulesratlona
. HHI 1 an t» nrlinrrt. ~_j «| : maco a • > membrane*;
rrrn»u ftitagin. _^ Painleu , and not af trite;
BeTBTHEEVAHSCHEMICUCa. gent or poisonous . / j
JggK ClKCimTl,o.3grag Soldby Drassl-re.
W»^ O, s.'a. «Nt in plain wre^psr,,
"T^niTmn ' dftP& '\u25a0 bT expres*. prepaid, for
tl-00. or % bottles »2.TJ. - '"
\u25a0 1> drcolar Mat 00 roqutaU
Mr. ITipmas H. Kullujian
Has returned. from Persia, bringing with him f . <
Genuine Rare. Antique . l^^^^l
1 Rugs and Carpets
Exhibition and sale at 1221 Sutter* street, be- > . \u25a0EBj^MB^gBS
Auction every day at 2:30 P. 31., beginning
Monday. September; 23. and continuing the --; nfl^m|jHHN|iMM
following days. This is the "fine3t collection;:,*," BßH^*- •- *'\u25a0.'.-'- . * U
The picture shows Mr. Kuliujian, who .will \u0084 .
lecture on the "Orient" every day at 2 PPr" M... r "M..
lat 1221 Sutter St., between Van Ness and Polk. '-'. " v ;:.y.. M.\ ' ,
J. GOLLOBER,
. Auctioneer and ' Commission Merchant,
Of flee— 723 Golden Gate. ay.
WILL SELL x
FRIDAY, Sept, 27,1907,
By Catalojna at 2 p. m. at
962 MARKET STREET,
By order of Joseph A: Stnlti. public admin-
istrator ' for estat* ot T. D. Gordon, deceased,
stock of Jewelry, watches, ' diamonds, silverware".
cnt Vlase, >tc. ; also" store fittings, stlent sajes-
man showcases, safe,' \u25a0 Jewtler tools, etc
J. GOLLOBER. Auctioneer.
tea? \u25a0 SSi
Big Auction Sale of Horses
Brought to aa by private families and business
firms, to be sold without limit or reserve,. Tuey
will be at your mercy. ;. Tour, price Is our*. Thesa
borses have b««n at work dally and are to be
sold for the want of use. T2 head of horses and
mares for all purposes; also 60 vehicles, amony
them bnsjrtes. surreys, wagtms and 'others too-
namerons to mention r also 62 sets ot slnglo and
' double harness, 18 saddles, 18 lap robes and 800
whips. .Sale at 665 4th. at., Oakland, Wednes-
day, September 25, at 11. a. m. \u25a0 - ;
&& AUCTION SALE Jfe
Condemned Fire
Department Horses
'\u25a0\u25a0;;.^' ; '-. ''. -VAT..
ABCADE STABLBS, 931 FOLSOM ST. BET.
.. STH AXD «TH.
By order of Mayor E. B. Taylor I- wlll'stU
at ; auction a lot of condemned fire - department
horses. Horses can be "seen at stables morntcf
of -sali!.- \u25a0\u0084 -. • . . - :. . ' - . . •\u25a0
JOHN J. DOTLE./ Auctioneer.
OCEAN TRAVEL
. 'jf\F">+L Steamers Leav* Broadway
Artf—l— ~^sj\. LOW BATES, ' Including
MA^P^Bl \U\ BERTH AND MEALS.
I I I I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
>Qjj»*tW^"; *. ,' SAX .DIEGO,
. . J _"^ * SA^i'X'A. , BARBARA* *
Baata Bosa ............. Every - Sunday, 10 a. m.
State of California Every -Thursday. 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA. AXD VANCOUVER, B. C^
FCGETSOIIND AJTD ALASKAN PORTS
Oovernor (for Seattle direct)... Sept. 28. 11 a. m.
Governor ....'...-..,.:»\u25a0.. ..'.-..Oct. 9, 24. 11 a. m.'
Spokane...;. ......Sept. 29, Oct. 14. 29,11 a.m.
City of Pueb1a ::.. ;.......... 0ct. 4.19, lla. m.
BOUND THE SOUND EXCURSION, 11 DATS'
Round Trip, Including . berth and' meali. (45.
FOR EUREKA -(HUMBOLDT BAY)
City.of Topeka-.Sept. 25. 80," Oct. 6. 10:30 a. m.
Pomona .Sept. 28, Oct. 8. 9. 10:30 a. m.
• And every third day thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS, V MAZATLAX, LA PAZ,
EXSENADA, SAN JOSE DEI, CABO.
. ALTATA. MAODALEXA BAY, MEX.
Curacao ................. .......Oct. 7. 10 a. tn.
LEAVE SEATTLB
/;Vi XOME OR ST. MICHAEL '
President. .... .Oct. 1, 2 p." bj. ; Umatill*. Oct. T
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908
Spokane, .failing dates will b* announced later.
Right resci- vert to chacjrp this schedult.
; TICKET OFFICEB; ~ ,
SAN FRANCISCO^-3 Market st. and Broadway
Wharfs-Telephone Ttmportry 492.
' OAKIiAND..-...-."..:'.:...96S Broadway .
San Franclaco :\u25a0 Freight Offle> — Brondway Wharf.
C. D.DUNANN, G. P.-A., Saa Francisco.
ToyaKisen:Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have opened . their permanent office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
• S. S- "America Mani," - Wednesday," Oct. 2,
1007.
- S. S. ">*lppoofc Maru," Wednesday,' Oct. 30,
1907.-- \u25a0....--•"\u25a0\u25a0.;\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -. .. '\u25a0•-.-
\u25a0: S. S. "Hongkong Maru." -Tuesday, N0v." 28,
i9orr>v\'-*, ./- . \u25a0 •;-.. - \u25a0 \u25a0'> ' •- .:\u25a0 / • i \u25a0
; Steamers '.will - leave . wbarf. corner first and
Braonan' streets," 1 p." m.% for Yokobajsa' and
Hongkong, calling at Honolnla. Kobe (Ulogoi.
Nagasaki annVShanghal. and connectin*; at Hong-
kong with steamers for Manila. India, etc. No
cargo received on board on day of sailing. .
Round : trip tickets at reduced ra tea. : :
'For freight and passage- apply at offlc«. James
Flood building. \u25a0 W. H. AVERT.
"-;\u25a0*\u25a0- ,'.;" Assistant General Mapager. •
RAIEWAY TRAVEL,'
Northwestern Pacific RailrdadCo.
' ; May, 5,' 1907
SHORE DIVISION'
/WEEK DalS— Every 30 mlnutaa
o.ia a. m. until 8:15 p.tn.: 9-00 "a-iS
•9:45,1 0:15 and 11:55 p. ra. '
M'Forr Fairfax-^-Week Daye— «:15, «:«,
7:15,8:15 ai-m.r 2:45/ 3:15, 3:45 4-15
1k 4 L aT i^ 5 /A 6 ,P- m - Sundaya--«:lo F ; 9:1 a!
io^!'i 0^!'. 1 *^ 6 - 1 /:^ a. m.; 13:45; 1:45 2:45
4:15. 4:4» and 8:15 p. m. ;}; }
/For Sari .Quentin— Daily— 8:15. 9-45
11:45 a. : rn.;a2:45 and I:*s pt jn.
.8:15- a. m. dally; 2 : 4 5 p. m. daily. ex -
oept Sunday, and 8:15 a. m. Sunday only
for Camp .Meeker. Monte R!o, Casadero
and- way tstation«. ' . .
9:16 a.rm-:Sunday only. and 6:15 p. m
daily/ except. Sunday.^ for^LaKnnitaLs"
Camp Taylor, Paint Reyes and way «v-
•To Sauaalito only. '• ' ' : ' '
Vr WESTERN 'IJIVISIOJfI.
For Tlburon, Belvedere a«d ' San 'Rafael
r7:30r 8:00.-9:15,111:00 a. m.;' 12:3578* 30
5:10. *5:6Q^8:30 p.-.m: daily. - ; ~ : _ :''.*' *" '\u25a0
:^ 7 :3o'a.v«i., daily for /Petalumarv Santa
Rosa," Cloverdale>,« TJklah./Wlllita, Sher*
.wood. Sebastopol and way atations. »-
:-: 8:00! ar/m-daily/for. Eetaluma, Santa
Rosa, /Camp /Vacation;. Glen. Ellb'n'.&nd
i stations. '*'*;- t /•• ' :-^: -^ -
3 :30 ; p^ m. daily, f or^Petaluma, Santa
. Rosa, l Ouemeville '
i Sebastopol.;a/td;way ; Ktations.'- -:\u25a0 .. :.t: .t '
:-5:10: -5:10 -p. jrh." dallyi for Pctaluma, *\u25a0 Santa
Rbsa,«Gleh Ellenr Sebastopol arid* way
: .stations; *"'-<^ ::'\u25a0-- -:\u25a0•'-.-. --~~\ ; --r«. ;.ri,, : *.
; :v:3:ls:a;Vm"Surida"y/ohlyVforPetaJuma,
,\u25a0 Santa". Rosa,;G!en- Ellen, and: way* s{a-
,..tioris/;X:i- :-wl «>.^. r^// - \u0084 /'\u25a0. ,"•>.\u25a0'
f j-'ToiTiburon'onlylon'.week. days./" . •"' ,
1 />Tlck«t** of flc«s: =• . Ftrry ' building -and ~'g'ra«ra!
. office*;, James-? Flood "building; >...: . .'.".1,- .-
. r;v.v-i- JAB..AGLER. General '\faniter. *
i. J. G EARr, Act. : Gen. Passenger * Frga t. A»t.
WEEKLY CAJil^sl' YE AB
•' j^^tUF**^ Tnias Uire tad «r* 4a»
A3/^^£v'A San Francisco
WVCflii^ / From 3k?tzmber2s, 1907
>^^^^O/ FERRY DEFOT
. Foot ot Market Street
La»T» — VIA OAKL.\yP PIER— . Arrive
7.00 a ' Riehsoad, Fort Costa, Benieia. Sui-
sua, Dissn. Sacramento, and Way .
- Stations :... 8.23»
7.00 a Etaira. Vaearill*, Ramsey 8.28?
7.00 a Davh, KarysvOl*. Orovill*— Rosa-
vffle. Red Bluff. Dunsmuir. ..... 8.23»
7.00 a Hayward. hilts, San J05e. ;...;... 7 Mt
7.40 a VaRaK Xapa, CaHstoga. ttau * -<*
Roaa. Uartinea, Saa Ramon 0.28 a
7.40 a Kiles. Pleaaantoa. Livermore. Traey.
Lathrop, Stockton. 7.23|
B.ooa Gflasta Express— (Via D»t;*>. Wil-
Haras, WSloir*, Red Bluff. A*n-
bad. Portland nd But f.28»
S.2ot> Martinet. Bym. Tracy. Etocktos.
Newman. Lo« Banoa, Mendow, f 4.CS»
Haaford. VusxUt. Perterria- \ *-*8f
8.20 a Fort Costa. Latarop, Mereed. Ray-
mond, Fresno. Baaford. Viailia,
Talare,Bakersa-W..;. 4^B?
i.2oa Kewark. CentwiOa, Ban Jose.
Los Gata*. Wrxht S.4Bp
9.00 a ' n3m. livermars. t seek ten CM:', toa).
VaHey ?prlnj. lost, Saorameota.
•Rtii1v8...... *M 9
9.00 a. Senora. Tsoltmn:* aad Avpis 4.08*
9 .001 Atlantis Exprew—Ojdea, salt Lake
Gty ' 7.?8a
9 00a Tneket, Uke Taaoe, Reno. T»n«-
pah. doldfleld 7.M«
9.48 a Richmond. Port Costa. U*rtia*i. . .. 8.48 a
10.00 a Tie Oreriand Limited— Cm jha.
- Chicago. Denvsr, Ewiu Cty... 3.23»
' 10.20t TaUeio. Mare Ldaad. N«» H. 2««
iO.ZOa Los Aazales PasMcisr — Port Costa,
- Martiats. Byron. Traey. La thro p.
Stockton, Marsed. Fresso. Hsa-
fcrd. Visilia. Ttibra. Buerafield.
- LosAsgriea .;......... 7.08t
I.oos Kilsa, San Joat and W»y Statioaa. . 2.48s
1 .40f Arntndo. Newark. Saa J0w. ...... 7.28*
3.00*1 Benseia, Winters. 6aer«n«t«,
Woodland Knights Laadsas.
Marysville and Ororiile 10.44 a
3.20* Port Cotta. Martinej, Byron. 3(o>
detto, Merced, Treano 12.f13»
3.20s S&n Leandra. Kfln. San J055.'..... 9.48 a
3.30p Via Tiburon, TCctt N*pa, St-Heisna.
\u25a0 CaHstOfa .". .V 7.......... 10.23 a
S.4oa Portiand Enrtas (via Davuri, WiW
Uams, Wi3«ws, Bed Bhiff. Aih-
laad. Portland and Ea5t..... ... §.**a
-4.00 a Val!j;o. Maninej. ?\n Ramoo. Nip*.
CafiKo«t. 5anta Rata. .......... 8.88»
\u25a044tta Xllea. Traey, Stockton. L«di.. 10.28 a
' 4.20» Eajtwa Exartu \u25a0 O'dan, Pueblo,
' X - Denver. Kansas City, 84. L«uia,
Chicago '."
Martln<M. Stockton, Sacraaeoto.
• . Reno, Sparks.. :...:.. 12.48»
. 4.40* Ean Leandro, HaywanL . Kil*a.( 1 3.23 a
-1 Flesatnton. Liverncrt. \ H l.*3*
B.oob Tc* o*l Lnnited— X ewman. Lot
Banes, Mjndota. Fresno. T'.Jare.
B*ier.«asid. LosAns*:-*... 8.43*
B.ooa Ke«ark Saa Joae. Los Gatos. Wright. 8.43 a
8.20b Saa Leawiro. Nile*. Saa Jose ...... 7.48 a
. 5.*0? Valiejo. Port Cotta, Benieia. Staeun.
.Sacramento.;....... 11.28 a
. tJSOf Chins and Japas " fu\ \u25a0 MaO—
Ogdea, Cheyenne, Omaha. Chkaj» 12.48 a
8.20? Haywad.N3e-anoSaaJoM...._?. 6.43»
. 7.00 a Gofdasid Pas.— Port Cotta. Beajoa, .
SaErameato, Truekee. LaksTahot,
Wadsworth. Harm. Fdlrm. Tono-
pah.GoldSdd, aad Kteier....... 7M*
7.00 i Ville.'o, Boicia and Way Station-.
S'liday oaly 1 1,23 a
' 8.20f OrerTn Express — Stocaaiente,
ilarysvine, Reddhsg, Portland,
Pattt Sound and Eaat.. ....;... 8.48 a.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
Leave. 7XO. B .CO. 9.00. 10.C0. 11X0 a. m. .<
12.C0. I.OQ. 2.00. 3X0. 4 00. 5.00. 6.00, 8.C0. g.OO ». m
COAST LINE
and Totttistkl 9tr«et»>
840 a Valencia St.' San Jow and W^y
Sationt : 6.39 a
{0.50 a Sunday Excursion— Dei Moate, Men- '
terty. Pacific Grove... :I0.30»
7.00 a Valencia St., San Jose. Gilroy, Hoi-
lister. Pajaro. Wataonvilie, B»nta
Crua, Laurel. Boulder Creek.
Davenport, Cti Monte; Monterey,
Pidfta Gr0vt.. .........:.:.;.. ll.lfc
B.ooa Th» Coaster— caa Joss, Safiaaa.
Paao Robles Hot Springt. S»n<a
Margarita, Ban Lvii Obisyo.
Guadatup*. Santa Barbara. Saa
Buenaventura, Oxnard, Burlask.
Lo-Angele-.... 1143 a
B.ooa Del Monte, Pacific Grovt. Siof.
• • Lompoc ...t.;..:...jJT:. IMSf
9.00 a San . Joae. Gilroy, SaKnaa, •Tato
Roblea Hot Spring". : San Luis
Obispo — Eos Gatos, Anna. Wright,
Trea Pinos, Santa Crua. .\u25a0 Law*!.
Boulder Creek. Dei Monte. Mon-
terey PadSo Grove. 4.18*
10.30s Valencia Su Burlingame, San Matea,
V' . Palo Altm San Jow 7.40t
II 40a Valencia st_ Ceaeterlea. : Saa Joat .
and Way Statioaa. .. 1 .......... 8.45 a
- 1.40? Valencia St., Cemetenes. San lota.. 10.00 a
. 3 .0 C» . Del Monte Exprssat— Vaienria St..
\u25a0 San .', Jose. Gilroy. Trea" Ptsos. :
Pajaro. Watsoovillo. Santa Crux.
Boulder Creek. CaatroviDe.' W
Monte. Monterey, Pacine Grwit .. 1t. 1 3a
* 3.15* i South San Francixo.Saa.Joae. Ires
.Pin 0*.....:........;;..-....... 10.35 a
. 4.00 i. Surset Esprest— Q Paao; Hoostoa. '
New 0rtean5. ..,...;:.„. r._..
Paso Robles Hot Eprinza, San Lni» -
' Obispo, Santa Barbara,' • Los '-
,i : -~-:.r Aaaete5....,.^.... ;;...:\u25a0;.\u25a0;. ;;".1Z40f
4.00? Dei Uonte, Monterey: Pieife Grwa. 12.15 a
t4.20? Valencia St. Eaa Jose. : and*- Way
5titi0M..r1. :..„.":. i..:.- - fB.ooa
4.40p Valencia St; Saa Jose, 'and Way
- 5tati0n5.......... ..;:.... i,..^i ,..^ IJEOf
tB.OOa ,Yalenaa St, BurUnotme, 9n Matto. '• \u25a0«-\u25ba-
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