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bno Drnflfla Trngl.-lTf«oft Oro .-;..\u25a0....... 16
p>o Po, , 5 1711000 Pitfs 51>ak.. 1.30
jli»0 Eagles NpM.. SSi 100 Pitts S Pk..1.32H
•OfO Fairm- Hailst ; 1215000 Rert Hill* 36
.100 Floreap* Ex.. KOl 50 Itol Top ....S.ii
K«X) siori»nce Kx.. S2;3oort Krd Top Ex.. 20
600 Florence Glfl.3.W>! 200 Red Top Ex.. 22
(S^o Gold Bar .. . SO 500 Rescue Con ..30
300 Gold B»r 4» 500 Round Mt,-I 5 SO
200 Gold Anfhor.. 10 MX) Round Mt, a 5 01
1800 Gld Con M...C.SO] 525 S«ndKtorm ... 40
100 Do, b 10... C. 55*1000 Sandstorm ... 41
1700 Gld Con M.6.52'V1000 Kandstorm Ex. (A
6«">0 Gld On M...C. 55*2100 Sllw Tick .. 43
100 Do, c 30.6. 52-4'SSOO Silver Pick .. 44
|000 Gold WwSgre.. 0411000 KllTer Pick Ejc 06
iioo «rp«t B^nd .. 43] lfV> Ton Exten r. .1.50
.jr>o Great B*>nd .. 45| 150 Da. «b 10. ...1.50
SOO Jjm Butler .. 71 200 Ton cf Nev.10.37»4
£"O Jim Uatler .. 70 500 Tramp Con .. 29
20 Jumbo 3.201 600 W End. b SO. 65
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
\mn Atlsnta S3! 1100 Gld Con M...6.-X
6i« Atlanta 32 1700 Gld Con M.6.42^
.r/O Helraont ..£.121i 1800 Gld Con M...8.40
irftOO Black Bark .. 03 100 Gld Con M.6.87H
000 Blue Ball ... 242000 Granny, b 15. 21
000 Blue Bell ... 25!l0O0 Great Bend .. 40
:ftfvi Blup Bull ... 2(>!lO(X) Great Bend .. 41
000 Blfrg Nat Bk 163000 Great Bend .. -S3
000 Cash Bor . . . OS'3OOO Grt B*nd Ex . 10
f,!>« C«m Frac<ion.l.Csi 250 Uomnstake X, $0
U oo Cora Fraction. 1 . GO! 2000 Jumbo Ex .... 1 . 85
0.000 Cotnet 0l!2000 tone Star IS
Otx» Covens Nstloa 05' SOO Lone Star .... 17
OfX) Coinn* Natloa Oe'sooo Mayflower Con 2S
000 Cracker Jack. 14J2000 MacNamara .; 28
60,1 Dais j- 1.02% l 300 Montana 2.45
MO Daley l.Oo!2O00 Mtg Shoe Ex. 08
itv»o Daisy 1.0513400 Oris Bullfrog. C 4
<vx> Dm B Btte C. 2111000 Oro .......... 16
fK<O Eagle's N«st.. 34155,333 Pennsylrania 01
000 Eaple-« Nest.. S5!lOOO Pitts R Pk.M.27^
1.000 EatXe's Ne*t 36! 500 Pitts R Peak.. 1.2s
C»oo F«irrw Hailrt 12! 100 Red Hills .:.. SS
200 Florence . ..3.P2HI2S<V> Red Hills £Q
tr,ort Florence S.ofl'2o<K) Red HiUo 85
|f>oo Florence Ex.. 22JJ000 Do. blO f.7
!sf>o Florence Ex.. 23! 500 Red HilU 87
'SOO Gld Bsr Gld. 4&J1000 Do, b 15.... SB
Coo Gold Bar .... Bo'2ooo Red Top Ex. . 19
fcW> O«ld Bar «^IOOO Rand«torm ... 40
1000 Gold Anchor.. <»K1 SOO Silver Plrk .. 43
trwv> Gold Sceptre. 06! 200 Ton Exten ...1.50
Too O'.rt Cob M.6.?i2»4!1129 Tranjp Con .. 21
JWi Gld Con M...«.W!4000 Traw.p Con .. 25
tIOO Gld Con M...«.50| 136 West End ... C 5
1200 Gld Cob M. 6. 17^1
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.l Bid.Aak.
Excel Mt Cop — I.4OJHaj-Me2 M Co. — /:60i
NEVADA
- - Tonoriaa District
Bid.Ask.l Bid. Ask.
fMmnnt — 2.121 MWway Kr... 10 —
Cxiifornli ... 04 — IMirpsb Ex — 20
Cushbor or, OV: Montana 2.40 2.50
F-fperania. ... — 01 1 Mont Mid Ex. 03 04
F.nrefca T«u... — 10|Mon Pittub Ex — .07
Gulden Anchor OK 10' North Star 18 —
Golden Crown. 05 — iOblo Tonopah. — 03
Geld Monßtsln — 02! Ohio Ton Ex.. — 10
Great Western <11 02! Parmasfpr ... — 01
P«me ;. 04 — lß«*<-tie On*... 03 10
Indiana Ton.. — 02|Tonopah Ex. ..1.50 —
Jim Butler... — 70 Ton Gold Wwt — 05
tittle Ton 1.00 iTon of Nct .lo.oo 10.60
kfacNamura .. 2S SOl West End 63 C 5
Midway 7S —\
Goldfleld Dintrlrt
*dam« — 10'OMfld Skylark. — O«
*tl*nU S3 34}GoIdfl4 Tomboy — '25
Band — SSJGoldfld Trotter — 25
fclnck Ant*... 04 05|Goldfld Union.. — Olj
B B Bonanza. 04 OSlGrandma 12 15
Bit Bntte Ex. O« 07 Great Bend... 39 41
B!ack Rock... 03 04 Great Bend An — 08
blue Bell 13 ISI Great Bend Ex 10 11
Blue 801 125 2«!Grt Bend Frne — 30
Brooklyn — \u25a002 Gt Bend Twins — 10
Butto Goldfld. 04 06!Hibernl» 0« 07
feootb 28 SO! Jumbo 2.90 —
COD 32 — iJnmbo Ex 1.57 1.40
ColrcmMa .... 2R —1 Kaiser Goldfld. 08 —
Cn!nmMt Wtn 85 — I Kendall 20 24
Colura Mm Ex 02 —I Kendall Ex... 02 03
i Tom Fraction.l .6s — ILagana 1.40 1.42
I '"oairooowealth — 26!Ix>ne J?tar IS 19
Cominc Nation 05 06 Lou Di110a.... 07 OS
Conqoeror — lo'ilayne 04 Ofl
Cracker .Tack. 12 14iMdnjrt Pawnee — «5
D*i!yr 1.02 1.05) Milltown Frac ai 04
Daisy Ex 01 021 Mohawk 15.00 —
IWert Chief. 03 04! Mhk Coa Leaa M 07
PrW-B B Con. 20 21iMoaawk F.x... 03 —
Drnndfld Toner — 21 1 Mohawk Junior — 03
Pfld Triangle. 17 Ifi! Mohawk Ledge — 11
hi*ie 04 06! Nevada 80y. . . 05 OR :
IVirjilnioa 01 — INeTada GoMfld 16 CO
f-mpire OS 101 NeT Sunshine.. — 40
F.smcnilda ... — lOiOro 10 17
fFeflPral — 14| Pennsylvania.. 01 —
r«wa ..-. 02 — iPtK»abontas ... — 10
Florence 3. 50 3.J»2!Potlatch — 40;
riorencp Ex.. 22 24; Rod HIIU 36 37
Frxnces-Mhwk — l.OO: Red. Lion — jo
Ucrt Wftliujrton — o*> Ped Top Ex.. 20 21
Hold Bar Grid. 4S — ! Sandstorm 40 41 ;
G«ld Bar Fwc — jo; Sandstorm Ex. 04 05 j
Hfld Americsn — lOifndgtrm WEx — 04 j
r.M B^lmont. 12 — IFilTer Pick 43 44
•Jfld B::li Dog 04 — I Silver Pick Ex 05 OR (
Gfld Calumet. — oS| Simmerone ... — 12 1
OMfM <>>n M.6.45 6. 47 (Spearhead Gold — 45
G^dfld C^nib. 13 lSJSpearhd Frac. 05 — 1
Goldfld Ethel. — 04! St iTes 8S t
GMfM Ecrcka. — 061 St Ivca I^eas..- 08 —
GWB<! PlFsure — 04(Ptona King... — 03 1
|>»MB<l Herald Ot — j Sun Dog- 01 02
Gfld Mof N.. 1.25 — ITreaeure 05 — -
GoMfld N Star — OKI Verde — OS
Gfld Portland. — 16. Vernal — 15
Gfld Red Kinj — 071 Wonder 02 03
Gfld L Strike. — 05j Yellow Roi«e... 05 06
GCd Kewanas. — 46;Tellow Tiger.. 17 —
niiUfro^' District
lAmethyst .... 15 — jLipe • Harris. .. 01 02
Bi? Bullfrog.. 01 — 'Mayflower Coa. 28 29
B'«nie Clare. — SO! Montana Blfrj. 02 03
Bfnr Annex.. — 04! Mt Hill Mines. — 10 i
BnSlfrog- Ex.. 02 — IMontgnmry Mt 07 09 I
Blfrj MCo N — lOMont-Shosh" Ex "a^ 06 I
Blfrjr Natl Bk — lSlNngfret «4 —1
Blfra; N Star. 02 — (Original Blfnr. 04 05
Bifrg Sunset.. 04 06) Pride Gold Mt — 04
Blfr? Victor.. <»2 — (Steinway — 05
JVn Rwb Ex. 02 05iTran>p Cons... — 27
I Oold Bar 48 4»| Valley View.. . — 10
' (roM Bar Ex. — Of. Velvet — 05
C«»lden Scepter — OS! White Water.. — 02
H»p Hooligan. — 04 Yanke* Girl... 03 05
Horaestk King SO 83|
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex Ol 02!Mnn Hombcldt 04 05
Mian A- Pac. Ol 02(Man Little Joe 01 02
Omet 01 02 Man MCo Ncr — 07
fiold Wcd^e.. 04 05! Man Red Top. — 03
Cranny G M. r — 22) Man Ruse — 02
fiindoeraft ... 03 041 Man firndirate — 03
Indian Ciunp. 06 — !Man United... 15
3ampinf Jack. — 14; Man Verde 02 03
Kittle Grey... — 151 Mineral Hi 11... — 19
Man B«!mont. 01 02iMostaBg Man.. 10 16
Van Bl Horse — 07 Mustang Am. . 02 —
Man Broncho. — 07 Mustang Ex... 04 05
Man Buffalo.. — 03 Original Man.. 08 09
Man Cons.... — 40jPine Nnt 05 06
Man Con Ex.. 05 OSlSeyler Hmphry 04 05
Man Comb 01 — j Stray Dog 10 — j
Man Crescent. 02 — I Taqulma Cop. . — ' 03 '
Man Cowboy.. — 04 Thanksgiving. . — 50'
Man Dexter.. — 10 Whale — 08
>i an Gold Nag — 04 Yellow Horse.. 03 04
Alan Irasboe. 25 —
Other Districts
Mice of Won. — «3: N Star Wonder 05" —
Bine Jay Woo — 141 Pittsb 8 Peak. 1.20 1,27
r»rmdry Hemp — 40 Reese Riv GoM — "15
F.arle"« Nest.. 35 3*5 Rei?Be Riv G S — 10
Fnirvw Artec. — 20 Round Mt tPO —
r™ G Bouldr — IP Rouad Mt Ex. — 18
Fvw Hailstone 12 13 BMt B!u« Jkt — 13,
Falrvw Eagle.l.lo 1.25 Rifry Wonder.. — Z1 !
Trvtr B King. — 15 Selliy Consol.. — : 60
Goldyke R*ef . 09 10 T Cotter Mines — 12
Johnnie Cons. — ]?. Toano- Frisco .. — 05
MeKocaa Hills. — R3 Vulture — 10
Mioa* PedraJ!. — 1.00 Walker L Hia. — 10
K>t Hills ...4. 50 s.<Vi!WDdrlnd MCo — 10 !
Ncr Hillf Anx — 13jWon Gold Rock — 15
I>ev Wonflcr. . 05 — j
Saa Francisco .Mintnc Exchanaje
O:1J, a. m. Eegnlar Sessioo
No sales. *
11:30 a. tji. Regular Session
300 Florence. b10.3. 9012000 Pine Nut .... 07
3 p. m. Session
Ko eales.
CLOSING QCOTATIOXS
.Toaopali District
"BldJAsfc.l Bid.Ask.
California ... 04 f —{Midway so —
tasn B»y ... 04 — Mont Mid Ex. 03 05
Cold Anchor.. JO — (Ohio Ton .:.. — 05
Gold Mt <U O"?il'ayißaster ... 00^ Cl
tr*at Westnu — 02! Rescue Con .. 03 —
/llacNamara.. 2S S2iWest End Con 65 "—
v GoW6eld District
4dara* ...... 10 l2lGrt Bend Ex. .10 12
Black Abls *. . 04 O.">lJumbo Ex ...1.35 —
Blk B Bonaus 03 Ct6iKetidall ...... 21 —
ftik Bntle-fCr 06 07iKe D dall Ex .. 02 «j3
Blue B«-ll ... 12 :4!Ke.wajias Ex.. — A
Blue Bull ... 23 t'iMay Queen ..10 13
S. w th — * 36'Mayne <»4 ye
KnauK Nation O5 OCiMilltown Fr«c. <8 O5
tx.nuueror ... °9 — jMllltown »1 Co 25
r«cker Jack- 15 —Mohawk Ex... OS \u25a0--
) a l«v -. 1.00 — Nevada Boy ; . — 00
>m B Btte C. 21 — INev Goldileid. 20 —
Mile ....... O5 07Or« ....../.... 13
(ominion 02 «3 Red Hllla .... 35 .38
:mpire ...... 11 — [Red Top Ex.. 19 — ,
:smer*lda ••• 1° — jSapdstorm . . . 40 —
"lorence 3.80 — iSpeerheao" Frc. — ( -8 ;
;id Con M...6.45 —Wonder ...... 02-03
I: Id Portland. — 1C Tellow Tiger.. — 20
Urt Bend Anr 07 U9jYellow Rose.. 08 —
Bullfnjjr District
big Bollfros..- 01 C2iMonf?ony Mt. 08 —
rVmnle a«re. 4» — !Mtjr Show Ex. W OS
hlfrr Nat Bk 17 ltt'Orlg Bullfrog. 08 ;«S5
|;old B«r — C-jV«yey View.. — 08
Ug* Harrts.. 01 C 2% Victor ....... 07 10
klont Bullfrog 03 «s|Yankee Girl ..04 06
* Manhattan District
Apr Foci Ex. 01 02jMan HumboJdt — -05
l;ol«j Wedge.. 04 OCiMan IJttle Joe 02 03
Grsunv G M. 22 23] Man Mm Nev. —- 07
l!»n Broncbo. «7 —Ulan Red Top. <C 03
Man Corab .. 02 03]Muftanr Man- — 18
Man Cowboy. 04 Ml Pine Nnt ;...". 07 09;
Uan' Drxtcr. . — 15iSyl r Humphrey. — . 03
Other Distrlcta
r*ist E«rek«..'e3" OSiNev Hills .... —2.40
%o Belle Mm.,-— 40| • ; , \u25a0
Ccmstorks !
UtLa ..08 O8JH*1« .*• Norc. 87,1.00 i
CASEY TO REORGANIZE
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS
Fifteen • Temporary Em
ployes Will Be Dropped
From Force
. ~, .
TRANSFERS OTHERS
Bureau of Engineering to Be
Given Attention
The reorganization of the force in
the department of publio works will
be begrun next Tuesday by President
Casey when 16 temporary non-civil
service employes will be dismissed
from their positions and several others
will be transferred Ao' other depart
ments. Casey ascertained that the de
partment was carrying a great deal of
"useless timber," to use his own words.
The entire force in the building per
mit bureau will be removed and new
employes substituted from the civil
service list. Louis Sloss will be trans
ferred from the outer office to the bu
reau named.
Vine building: inspectors from the
civil service list will be appointed.
They are George Beagley, Charles
Sawyer. Thomas Saunders, Norman
Hatfleld. James McGreevy, Louis Bal
lej\ Andrew McKlnnie, A. J. Kosby and
John Campbell. Two of these will be
asslg-ned to the building permit de
partment and three or four j non-civil
service inspectors will be dropped.
After the force has been reorganized
Casey will turn his attention to the bu
reau of engineering and It is probable
that changes will be made in that de
partment. 3 The salary roll there is
about $7,000 a month, half of which Is
for work done under the bond issue.
The finance committee of the board of
supervisors Is now investigating the
matter and it is certain that a con
siderable reduction will be made, in
the salary roll of that bureau.
The next matter to be investigated
by Casey will be the payment of ex
cessive salaries to some of the em
ployes in the works department who
were in high favor with the Schmitr-
Ruef administration. While Casey be
lieves in paying good' salaries he is of
the opinion that some salaries have
been boosted inordinately high and he
purposes to readjust the roll so as to
make the salaries more equitable."
Fire Commission Saves
Fifty Per Cent in Hay Bill
Contracts Let for Porage at Greatfy
Reduced Prices
i As the result of advertising for new
! bids for forage, the fire commission will
.effect a large saving during the current
fiscal year. Last July a contract was
awarded for hay at $24 a ton. After
several tons had been furnished at that
price Secretary McCarthy stopped its
j purchase and bought hay in the open
I market for as low as $12.50 a ton.
At yesterday's meeting of the com
j mission the contract for oaten hay was
(awarded to Chase & Co. at $16.50 a ton
I and for wheaten hay to George Eaton
jfor $18.60 a ton. The, bids for straw
i were rejected as excessive.
i The bids for chemical engines, fire
i engines and hose wagons were taken
j under advisement by the commission.
The commission appointed James
I Finnigan. J. J. Stanton and Frank
I Williams as hosemen from the civil
service list.
Supervisors Appropriate
$33,000 for Temporary Schools
Sixteen Thousand Will Be Used for
Qlrls* High in Scott Street
i The supervisors' finance committee
appropriated yesterday $33,000 to build
and equip seven temporary school
houses, including $16,000 for the girls'
high school in Scott street near Geary
and also 12,600 to purchase additional
yard room for the Bernal school.
The committee ordered a' demand for
$9,500 drawn In favor of Mrs. E. M.
Goff in payment of a Judgment for a
lot of land forming part of the public
library site In the block bounded by
Fell, Hayes, Franklin and Van Ness
avenue. The entire block Is owned by
the city.
The committee decided to. pay $1,100
of the claims of A. .Waldteuf el,
amounting to $5,000, for the return of
taxes paid for the Telegraph hill bond
issue, which was declared illegal by the
courts.
The bill for an automobile furnished
the board of works was cut from $801
to $516 and, ordered paid. '
Building Committee Calls
for New Plans for Schools
The supervisors' joint utilities and
building committee directed the board
of works yesterday to prepare' new
plans and specifications for the com
pletion of the : Washington grammar
and Laguna Honda schools. After the
plans have been approved by the board
of education the board of works will
be. authorized to' enter into a contract
for the erection bt the buildings.
, It was disclosed that. P. R Qulnn,
who had the original', contract for the
Laguna Honda school, had been paid
124,000 on the contract: price of $54,914
for work done oh the ? building which
was partially destroyed by, fire in April,*
1906. There Is* now $57,000 available
to complete * the buildingr.' Lynch
Brothers dld;ss,ooo, worth of work on
the Washington school under their con
tract and there is available about
$114,000 to erect the building. After
new contracts have been awarded^the
matter of the settlement of claims for
salvage and work done will be adjudi
cated. ' .
MAY ADD TO DOXD FUNDS
William G. Burke, city attorney, ad
vised the board of supervisors yester
day' that it . was not confined to the
specified $172,000 for. the purchase' 'of
kites for the new; county. Jail ; ; and the
addition to the hall of justice. ;In
a lengthy communication to the board
Burke set forth, his views, supported
by numerous court decisions which de
clare In effect that the sites and build
ings for^which-$597,000 In; bonds 'were
voted are coupled in one project Burke
also thinks the board may appropriate
additional funds to complete the pro
ject if the proceeds 'of 4be bonds prove
insufficient..
WANT ; PAY FOR PLANS
A claim for $876 was filed yesterday
with the supervisors by Dodgo> &
Allen, who prepared the plans. for the
new judicial building, ordered ': to "•\u25a0\u25a0be.
built at Bush and -Stockton streets -by
Alta ........— OStJcstipe ........ ~"'«S
Andes ....... 22- 23!Kentack ..... 10 —
Belcher ...... 43 ; 45IMexJean .......68 70 1
Best &' Belch. 85 — Opblr \u0084....; 1,55!
Bullion ...... 22 sJs[OvernJan ..... 13 -16 i
Caledonia .... 40 6l|Potosl ........ IS IB
Challenge "... 22 24l8avsre .. . . :v. 85 ffl
Chollar .....: 23 24 Scorpion ..... — C 9
Confldenc* ... 90 , --{Sierra Xcv ... 70 — I
Con Imperial. 03 — lEIIverHIH ..; 40 45
Con Va M Co. SH } ~ Union Con . . , 54 56
Crown Point.'. 37 S9 Utah .......... ..oft". \ OS
Exchequer ...^Z*~ — Yellow. Jacket2.4o 2.C0
Gould i Cur. 23 25
THE SA^ FRAJSTOJEGd ;g^^>^ 28, .1907;
Sliding of Merger Continues
While Yellow Jacket Rises
Two Smaller Priced Stocks Make: Go6j3 Show
in Number of Shares Sold on Exeharige
Goldflelds went down ; additionally
and certain Comstock !' shares went' up
yesterday. Goldfield Consolidated Mines
was offered In a 500' share lot on: the
curb sale of the San* Francisco stock
and .exchange -board ;. at the; bottom
notch of 16.32% and $6.30 .was ibid. The
drop in -"the board market' price > of j the
merger stock was from $6.55; the high
est board price of ithe i day, 1 to $6.37 W
in . Informal session.' - Yellow Jacket of
the Comstock : list, which has -passed
under the control of Clarence Mackay,
CASHIER STILL MISSING
WIFE ILL WITH GRIEF
Feels Certain Husband Is
Suffering Temporary
Aberration
\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 .*: \u25a0' /\u25a0 . ' .-.: 'J^:-,
Charles Newton Thompson.; cashier
for the Farnsworth';& .Ruggles Draying
company, is still unaccounted; for, and
his wife, who has not seen him since
September 10, is nearly; districted with
apprehension and, grief.- She is con
fined to her: bed at ; her v" apartments,
1327,L.eavenworth street, and feels cer
tain that in a temporary aberration of
mind her husband la wande'rlngr aim
lessly about the state and may fall into,
harm. .
Her fears, were Justified by news that
her husband was in Los Angeles and
later by- a messagre from Ed F. Smith,
a friend of her husband and former, sec
retary.: of the State Agricultural asso
ciation. 'Smith Informed Mrs. Thomp
son that her husband had been at Santa
Barbara and had been * seen for two : or
three days sitting: on the veranda. of the
Hotel Potter. Before word could* be
sent from this city to Santa Barbara 1 by
Mrs. t Thompson, her husband had dis
appeared again.
His : former employers speak In the
highest terms of Thompson and declare
that his accounts ."are '" straight as a ;
string." Grave fears are entertained for
his wife should Thompson's absence be
protracted. i
GRAHAM AUTOMOBILE
KILL7S' FRENCH PEASANT
Santa Barbarans Injured in Accident
Near Auxerre," 100 Miles
, From Paris ,;>./.
- Special by Cable and Leased Wire
lo The Call
PARIS. Sept. 27.— An automobile
containing Mrs. William Graham of
Santa Barbara, Cal., her daughter and
a governess knocked j down > and killed
a peasant yesterday near \u25a0 Auxerre,
about 100 miles from . Paris." The chauf
feur In trying to avoid the. accident
ditched the machine : and its occupants
were . thrown out. '-.-'\u25a0 •'-••.-\u25a0'
Mrs. Graham was cut .about the
head. Her injuries - : are .not serious
and she is suffering from
shock. : The governess';' arm- 'was
broken, but! Miss" "Graham ,*; and. the
chauffeur: were not '.hurt. 1 " The \u25a0 Injured
were brought to Paris today, in an
auto ambulance.' '"- ~ •" --- . < .
ALASKA. JUDGE IS OUT*
WASHINGTON, Sept. ; 27.-^-Presldent
Rooßevelt today received a letter from
Judge James Wlckersham of . the third
judicial division of the oircuit court in
Alaska, with . headquarters Vat „ Falr^
banks, and the announcement is- made
that Judge Wlckersham 1 s resignation is
accepted. Judge Wickersham, however*
will serve until h>3 successor Is ap-
MRS. HASSOX SEEKS DIVORCE
HONOLULU, Sept 27.— Ynez-S. Has
son, daughter , of the late Paul Neu
mann, has filed a suit in divorce against
W. '-. F." C. Hasson/ a resident 'of r Annap
olis, with whom she has not. lived since
he left here : several -years 'ago. She
charges desertion and failure to fpro
vide.';i<V " "-'."- ,--'-. \u25a0\u25a0 ' \. !
the last board of supervisors at a cost
of $36,000. The projeot; fell* through
and the>bulldlng will not: be. erected
as other arrangements have been made
to accommodate the; superior courts.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Sol Getz ft Sons to T. N. and Hilda A. Henry,
lot In -W . Una of - Ninth s avenue," ITS N-ofM
\u25a0treet, N2sby W 120; $10. - "-
Gust&TA L. Buckbolz to Emma 0. Buckholi et
«1., lot in 8 line of Grore •treet, 107:6 W of
Franklin. W 80 by 120; gift. V
Albert Meyer to Thomas W. Benson, lot in. W
line of Twcnty-flr*t arenue, 225 X of I street,
N25 by W 120; $10. ' - -
Thomas \V. Hlwrs et al. to Joseph' Eggers et
al.. lot 19, block C. Columbia HelffhU;,slo. >
Sarah E. Henderson et al. to Mary T. Otis,,
lot in N line of Twenty-ninth. street, 130 WiOf
Castro.. W 50 by, N 114; $10.- -> .
Estate 'ot Joseph . Galllard - to ' John ' Fitzgerald,
lot in B line of Ellsworth street, 76 N of Pow-"
hattan. N 60, B UO, 8 23, W 70, S 23, V W 70;
$375.--;-.- .. •.-\u25a0;- . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..-' *'.:>. .
.. Laurent Glrolt and \u25a0 wife to :Nlcola SanTgul
aettl, lot in E line ot Vincent street. 77:0 S of
Onion., S 40 by B 58:8; I10.V" '\u25a0
Fernando Nelson and wife to Oaro C. Miller
and wife, lot in W lino of Sancbes street,', 91:0
N of Cnmberland. N 23:6 by W ,105 ; - $10. - ' "r
- Carl F. A. .Welsssnd and wife to Auua Schil
ling, lot in E line of Tremont .street, - 621 S of
Frederick, S2sby B 80; $10.. V .;;U .J.v '
Mary Fnrlongr to 0. A. Hall, lot in N line of
Parnassus erenue. 230 B of Cole street, R 25, N
187:6,;B 1:4%, N 14:11,. 8W 23 :Q\L,S; 163:5%;
$10.-... • ;-\u25a0 \u25a0=•\u25a0 ;-:.:.=\u25a0_/.•,,- \u25a0•\u25a0 ..:\u25a0\u25a0..- '\u25a0;>\u25a0-, ?
Same to H. O. Matthlcs, lot In N,llne of Par-
BBKsus a renue. " 20S B Of Cole : street, B > 25, ; N
153:5%, SW 25:0 8-16,. 8 154:4%; $10. %>'\u25a0\u25a0.
Sam* to James Cullen, lot In N line'-of-Par
nassus \u25a0 arenne, 180 B , of \u25a0 Cole ' street; B 25, •-\u25a0 X
153:6%. feW 25:0 3-16,; 8 154:4%;, 510.
. Julia ,B. Shalnwald to : Charles \Kollmar • and
wife, lot In S line of Clement street, 82:6 E of
Second arenue,' E 25 by S 100; $10. >..•'...\u25a0"• " ...
Engene ; Sweeney to . Julia Sweeney, lot in N
line of . Eleventh arenue South, : 350 W• of M
street. W 50 by N 100;: gift. ' ,'. "
Emll ' Prahl to B. P. Hamroeriiley, ' lot in ; SW
line of Eighth a venae South, 75 SB of B street,
BB 75 by, 6W 100; $10.. '>-'».-<,• ; - ;
John Lr Koster to Daniel WllllamsoD, ; lot in
S line of Oak street," 36 W of Bteiner, ; W 50 by
8 102; |10.': .-\u25a0::.;.:...;.-;\u25a0.. .'.:-•'\u25a0 -«! •• -
.".: Andrew ; Taft -to 'Anna > Taft, lot in I' E\u25a0. line
of Stelner. 110 8 of Snttwr,", S 55 by, B 110; $10.
. Lizzie \V. MoSattet al.. to "Moffatf Estate com
pany, i. lot in SB line ; of Market street, 1 357 =KB
of Eighth, XE 77:6 by SE 165; $10. - . : . :u:^':
t Lotta *P. - Bossier to « Fi*d -'* E. » Meacham ' and
wif«. lot 63. WockD.'Snnset'Height*: $10. :
\u25a0\u25a0- Hermann D. \u25a0 Juock ' and i wife , to ? Bethlebems •
Congregation nf I the United I Norwegian | Lutheran
church, lot " In B ; line " of * Dolorea - street, 67 - S
of SeT«nteenth. 360 by E 100;. $10. : .
' E.- H, Lloyd: to ; SanXord' Sachs/ lot In S \u25a0 line
of Union square »T«nue,' Bs. W. of Grant, W. 45:5
by\S 60; $10. . -'-.';
Lools D.: .Eadgesky, and-Awife to William
Powers and wife, lot lniXE line of Seventeenth
avenue South, 25 SB ; of N street, SE 26 by ; XE
100: $10. " • -
Mary. Owens to Patrick J.,Curtin ti lot fat^XW
corn«r of Thirtieth and Sanchea streets,'- X 26:6
by -W. 105; $10.. -:.-:.;.''-' -' .
-William R. ' KnighU to: Helen; Knights, lot at
BW eornrjr of Colusa' and: Kansas streets, W 150
by 8 200;?$10.^;:' -'.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-: \u25a0 '
fj. .W. ; D. k-=k -= Fllnn ; to « William 1 Abbott/i lot * in ; X W
line of Hanover street, 222:6 SW of , Lowell, SW
44:9 by -XW.213;. $10.:. J. -:s*-/\u25a0 \u25a0-- \u25a0':.-- .-.
'. ' Gerald • Fitzgibbon".;to : Roman f Catholic \u25a0 arch
blshon, lot at XW- corner of iHaight'and Lnguna
strppt»,tW^6o-by'Xa37:6;;slo.: :•; ;
jh Joseph "ißowell ito * John aP. - Hart, .lot in SE
line or California J avenue, >' 110 Er of Broderick
street.iß 27:6.by;137:6;:510.
; - Albert '< Meyer %to August : Warnpck«,': lot in E
line s of. Thirteenth : avenue/l 125 J S ' of •. H » street,"
,S'6o.by.-B:120;;-$10. i :-.v-'.'-f.J ' - . \u25a0: ': .
:.-> Catherine j Xoonan \u25a0-' to * EramaM.': Xoonaa. i lot
at ' SE i corner, of I'almcr and Harper : ; streets,'. S
100. by E 100; clft. -. . a \u25a0
.' George \ P." Tallant ; to :, William fH; Bias, lot
\u25a0~T~ \u0084.-.-, \u25a0 " — "\u25a0 , -. .v.
"shot i upward 85 cents^a, Bhare.'V Ophir,
on f the same;list, climbed Strom" s sl.42>£:
to $1.55. These were ;the features of
the day in Bush street. . h
A few stocks were, large. sellers yes
terday. The list; of such,; included
Eagle's Nest -with.; a^. total >of , - 24,000
shares, , Mayflower, 'Consolidated ::wlth
total sales of 15,000 : ; shares,- and Red
Hills, of which 13,000 shares were sold. 1
iThe ft movement } of XjQoldfieldv Corisoli-.
dated Mines ; was measured by sales of
14,000 [shares in 4 round?. figures. ' **
I on E vline.of Derlsadero" street) 68:10U ' N \u25a0 of
Washington," N 45:9% by E 110: $10>/
Daniel RUer to James P. Oughin and wife, lot
in N line of Camp street, ,79:0 W-of Albion aTe
nne, ;.W. 21 by N 60; $10. - .'' , :
-\u25a0 George P., Tallant to Terba: Buena realty com
pany, - lot in tN: line of' Geary, street; 62:6 Wof
Jones,-W 60 by N 137:6;-|lO. '•:: \u25a0\u25a0.•-..-\u25a0
\u25a0 C.C. Griffin to Burt L. DaTis, lot in N line of
A street, 32:6 W of Ninth arenue, W 25 br N
1100; |10. -. : v ./\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0...\u25a0;\u25a0.— \u0084.' '-^'.*i\
' Popeestate company to ; Glenn -B. Miller and
wife;; lot -at SW corner - of." Carmel - and Cole
streets, S 27:6 by W 100;.flO.: .
\u25a0::''..:;\u25a0, Bnildinp Contracts \u25a0•'/\u25a0
: Mary L. Phelan with" Richard Keatlnpe &
Sons—Ercaratin)? and concrete work ' for bulk
head on lot at NW corner of Market and Battery
streets; $2,900; .-.; : r •: :j
T. L. and Ilaehel Ayrcs with Caldwcll & Co.—.
Concrete work for, three story',brick building at
SE corner of Golden Gate avenue and Deyisadero i
street S 50 by E 100; $2,850.;, ~ :;. .... .
;- Alice Watson with Easton construction''com-'
pany —To erect a two story frame residence in N
line of Alvarado Street, 105.W of Sanchez. W25
.by N: 114; $3,930. .v J „ 1-' i
E. L. Goldstein company with Mission marble
works and W..W. Montague;& Co. —Tiling; ter- ;
razzo and marble work for four, story building at '\u25a0
SE corner of Sutter and Gough streets; $8,000.-; \u25a0
- Anna ;- L.I 1 Bauer ', with . Merle ornamental' iroa
andtbronze company, H.,D. Cowles company and
W. S. Snook & Sons —lron work, plastexlng and
plumbing for six story building In S line of Post
street, 50 Wof Kearny; $9,839. '; 1 '.1 r.v--
F. C. Keck witn Randolph- & Oaks—Altera
tions to building at NW corner of Castro and
Twenty-sixth streets; $1,050. ' ."..-'\u25a0\u25a0--'.
.Newman estate with G. P.' W. Jensen—To
erect 3 story frame at -: N corner. of First and
Harrison streets, NE 68:9 by!NW 45:9; $12 090
S. Goldsmith with Robert Grout :*\u25a0 Son—To
bnild three story frame-at SW>corner of Sacra
mento and: Cherry streets; $16,500.; :.-•:-\u25a0- '
•' 0. -B. Raffo; with P. C. Storm— To erect four
roonv cottage at SW ; corner of Twenty-fourth
and Castro streets; $625. ;\ . >: t
f-.ns aL« rropes. t3l. lm Pr°Tenaent /corporation with
California artistic metal and '. wire company—
Ornamental Iron; work for a two 'story brick
building at SW corner of Montgomery and Sut
ter streets;. $6,870. - •'-.: \u25a0• v \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0--
Merle .ornamental iron; and brow*: company
with Klench k. Zacharlas-1-Carpentry, galTanlaed
iron,. glass masonry and grading for a foundry
Ksa^ i&^^i^ -b^ 4 stocu °n
Philip H. Flood with V McKee ' building com
pany—To erect two story brick building; in' S
Une of EUIs street. 137:6 E of Van Ness ore
nue..B 27:6 by-S 120; ,$13,492. - \u25a0
Realty lmprorement company with Western
marble works—Marble:;and. .mosaic, work for
tnree story, and basement class ;C building in
i*2£i ot2.^ et Btreet>: 24o:B w of: Mont
r Henry Meyn with;. William H. Bocardo—Tt>
erect a three story ; frame. building in Twelfth
street between Folsom, and Harrison; $6,500. \u25a0*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The^ following marriage , licenses were Issued
i in this city Friday, September 27:' • *
: '-lisa iriw^u^t 81611 " 4 st - * na a^
ho^^:^^ ll^^-^^- Mon^U-
_ John - R. Sprague. • 37/s HuntsTille; Ala., and
, Jane . M. Coas. 33. 1082 Washington St. ' '
MaS ±: j^^o. 2 !^ .^LJSJ .r - \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0• Bn<l
torfe^^' 1^ k S^ W^' it - "-* V!C -
- James -jy. ; Xewton; 60. San Francisco, anfl
Louisa Bttlwell,- 59. ,1330 Shotwell st. .
-Christopher A. Gonzales, 88. 630 Presidio are
and- Alice B..; Carr, 85. Blllett 111.
Herbert S. Xauder. 26,^439 Harkness , are.,
and Margaret W. Cameron, 26, 305 Mission st.
OAKLAND. Sept. 27.— The following marrlaffe
licenses were issued today: . .
, James P. Bller, 89, and Susan Stephens, 40
both, of Oakland.' . \u25a0••;-. •..•-.•• .-*.
- Jasper X,. Hamilton, 83, and Florence OaDDs
22, both of Oakland. .
\u25a0• Alexander iJ. -. Robertson,- j 28, and Sarah - 1? ' \u25a0
Nlooll. 1». both of i Oakland^
BprMMGES; DEATIJS
Blrtb, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. They mnst be, handed In at
either of the pnblication offices, and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
ized to hare ;the same „ pobllshed. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
arepublished once in this colnmn free of charge.
" \ \u25a0 . BIRTHS., \u25a0,
EVANS— In this 'city. September^ 26. 1907, to
• ._.\u25a0'.: the wife i of , George \u25a0. E. • Evans, , a daughter. \u25a0*?>:<
GEFKEN— In this - city.'' September 12. 1007, to
".;- the wife of: John : Gefken. '} a , daughter. , \u25a0
WASSON— In \u25a0 this ? city, . September 6,". 1907 to
The wife of William D.Wasson. a daughter.'
DEATHS
' Batt. ) Sophie ... '. ... 34 j Lewis V .; . . .. . . ". (Infant)
Bradley, Sarah J..:. — | Mass. Alberttne 8.v... CO
Burnette. -, Mary M.. 70 McDonald, Bridget .. 74
Cash, : George A: ..... 54 Moehrlngr,- Mr5. M..... BO
aaselli, Domenlco.... 62 Moriarlty. Enjrene * 74
Dhesebrotigh.Edith S. — Norrls, Wm.-WaUaca 66
DeHaan, Arthur.... 17 I Price. Lyttleton. ' "B8
Eifert, Conrad ... . . 67 j Randecker, Mrs. X... 75
Fraser,, George F.... 83 JSchnlman. Emannel «4« 4
Frisks. i-Julius .:... 62 | Stolz. \u25a0 Elsie : . . — " *t-
Gately.i John F.....;. 41 Btone, George . . 90
Ou&elsberger. 'Jacob. 40 SnlliTen, Ann". «8
Hnrlpy. Michael . ;.. 84 Bweeney, Jane . . . "' -8
Kappke, Veronica; ..81 Tillmann, Alfred 0... 20
BATT— In thhi city. September. 26. 1W7, , Sophie.
: beloved, wife of Henry Batt, and slater of Mai
. . -.; Joti, . a . native of Germany, ag»d ; 84 "years. ;; \u25a0.
BRADLEX> : fLove^la this \u25a0 city, September 26
1907. Sarah X: Bradley (Love), wife of O. b!
\u0084• ; Bradley, ?\u25a0\u25a0 end lovinjr mother, ot George "W
- Charles S."and : WalterO. Lore, Mrs. Harvey
•.•Crowe," Mrs. : George Darbey, Mrs. Joseph Walsh
. ; and the late. Harry L J. and Alonzo Lot a, a na-
;-y,v Friends \u25a0'\u25a0 and •' acqnalntances are "; respectfully
i in vltod to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
! 1 -day), /September 29, •at 2:30 p. m.*. from - the
' ..' parlors . Of » H. - P. l Snhr s A Co.. > 2919 . Mission
! , street between Tw»nty-fiJCtn ! and Twenty-«lxth.
.' Interment '\u25a0 Mount •' Olivet '- cemetery, by 1 special
car on 8:10 p. m. train frora Iwenty-fifth and
1; . Valencia? streets.;" " .".;. -. _\u25a0-: ".\u25a0 .. -.----'
i BURNETTE-— ln' this dty. September 26, 1907
Mary M.. Burnette, ;* natlve*of MassachTaetti,
i « aged \u25a0 75 . years " 4 months . and - 18 dajrs, \u25a0 \u25a0"\u25a0 . \u25a0
:. > . Funrral > and •• Interment private. , Please omit
;;\u25a0;,: flowers.'. S;-;i . 'l-."t;\.~. '\u25a0'..:' -'l'."- ;- •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'. ; :
I CASH— In Oakland. "CaL, Beptember 27. 1007,
- : George \u25a0A. Cash, beloved husband of .. Ida . B.
• Cash. :\u25a0 and \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 loving J. father :of Fannie "B. \u25a0 and
Norbin Cash, a .native of Massachusetts, aged
'th M-years-Smonthsand-lß^ars.- .'.£. .\u25a0 - - --^-jr,^
Friends j and acquaintances are . respectfully
'\u25a0". Inrited \u25a0 to : attend* the | funeral I tomorrow; (Sun-
• 4ay), September 2&, a at- 12 • o'clocK. from • bis
late . residence,' 1013 Madison % street, i Oakland,'
>- Cal.,' c thence fc by \u25a0 1 '.Vts train ' at First street
i.and Brosdway^to Irvington, CaL,. for Interment
;;ln' I: 040.VF;! cemetery.. .;';\u25a0. . .-. .. , .fy \u25a0:;\u25a0;\u25a0;: ,; •• ?
OASELLI— In this 1 city,' September 27^1907,1 J)o-
j- . menlco ; CaspUl,;- beloved father of , Enrico « and
/ I^na . Caselll. -: and : beloTed brother ' of j Glovac-
'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 chlno .1 Ansano end ; Oabrielle t Caselli, a\u25a0\u25a0 native
.'.: of Lucca,": Italy," aged 62 years. 9 months and
-\u25a0..'. 19 r .' days. '". 7i >.• r: i . " * •:<\u25a0 '-&yu£zs£osfq&giignfimifrm
' Friends . and acquaintances ? are respectfully
Inritcd ;•\u25a0 to^ attend tbe - funeral , Monday, :,_ Sep-'
\u25a0 tember'Bo, ; atj 1 o'clock p.; m.',",' from" the* par-
- lors of ; laccberi, < Ferrari \u25a0 & Co., 1 3032 Mission
< street i near . Twenty-sixth.^ Interment Italian
/cemetery. . i ,r.".'W ; ; '• ' :^WH3SIB»*"''' '••'"-'•'•\u25a0
CHESEBBOUGH— In- Ross, Marin county, 'Cai./
'\u25a0.:-.' September \u25a0 27, V 1907, i Edith Saunders, ,\u25a0 beloved
a-wlfe'of A:-Cbesebrough. ;.;•. .::.. .
, : Notice :of / funeral & hereafter-
DE "\u25a0> lIAAN— In* thisTcity." September : . 27, 1907,
A rthnr, ; dearly -U beloved * son of t Johanna de
WHaan; : and ? brother.'; of Frank \ and . Lillle ' de
"\u25a0'- : --'Haan,n amative- of ,4, 4 San ' Francisco, Cal.. aged
1 17 « years 4; months^ and 1 18 days. ... - . .: .
• - Friends s and -\u25a0 acquaintances^ are , respectfully
1 \u25a0 Invited? to^attend S the * funeral j tomorrow,; (Sun-
day),. September 29,Tatlip:ro.V from the par-
• - lore ofTH. '- F. * Suhr * i00.'p2919 Mission I street
-between • Twenty-flf th f and Twenty-sixth.'s Inter-
s' :. roent ; MbunU Olivet 1 cemetery^. byj 1 ;45 1 p.s m.
: ; * train i from s.Twentr-nrth j and r^Valencla ; streets.
BIFERT— In Übis i "city,* September 25,": 1907,' i Con-
>i rad,.' hhsband 1 of 5 Ltuette lEif ert. ~ f ather 1 of * H.
? Otto j and? William fJ.' } Elfert : and brothers of
' Mr»."l Blizabel h ; Llndwau, 1 - a native of Germany,
•aged; 67 ;i y ears J-^V, ; -\. \u25a0'->-• : \u25a0;. •\u0084:.;•:\u25a0:%;
;". ' ; Servleesvwiir:bej_ held' today = (SaturflayV,*
-' September : 28,; at i 2:30 p.'m.Vf at; the parlors of
v H. -: F. 'f Suhr •> & \u25a0 Co.^ 2919| Mission street be-
. 4 tween •« Twenty-fifth - apd Twenty-sixth. Cre-.
.. maUon.; Odd, Fellows 1 ,, cemetery. - _
FRASER-f-In ', 'this T "city;.- September 25. 1907,
• George -F. ; Fraser, beloved son of the : late
;< Roderick ""and - ifareiaret \u25a0 FrasT," and r brother,
. ; of. Mrn.tE. Dons and Mrs.'H. J.'- Ellis, a native
\u25a0.of California." aged:- 33; yearn. :\u25a0\u25a0'-,, :.-
Friends , and i acqiiaintanres jl are respectfully
\u25a0 (\u25a0 Invited fi to i attend '\u25a0 the « funeralr^oday ; (Sat-
urday).' September v 28, 1907, at > 1:30 p. m..
\ .. from a bis 7 late ? residence, • SIS , Dolores street.
v* Interment ; WoodUwn ' cemetery. .':.—-• , • "
FRISKE— In t'thls "city;" 1 ; September i 24. : ':. 1907/
'\u25a0\u25a0- Jnlins -.' Frlske.'-' a « native i; of U Germany, aped
S£S years.: A member of German^Krieger verein.
\u25a0 • Friends?, and "acquaintances /are:- respectfully
;- Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow" (Sun-
day), 'September .?29, % :; at- 2- o'clock. r from - Red
Men's- hall.'-240-\Goldpn- Gate favenue. where
>; funeral '- services will be ; held ' under : the . ans-
: . \u25a0; pices ; of-- German ' Krieger ' verein. ., Remains* at
\u25a0'\u25a0':. the.^ parlors -of H.'?P. Petereen,- 1942 Poßt
';street. \u25a0'\u25a0;';.:\u25a0 -'^:^: : .'_' '\u0084.; V ".-..\u25a0.' .'••<\u25a0' '-. \u25a0'.'': ..•"\u25a0" " \u25a0':\u25a0 -
GATELY— In this city,- September 24, 1907. John
F. Gately.'. (deputy, coroner), beloved husban-1
:. -; of ••- the > late " Alice . Gately. and \u25a0: brother > of
William \u0084 Gately, -- Mrs. J . Manning and the
\u25a0\u25a0' late;- Mary Tassctt. . a native, of - San Fran-
;.? Cisco, ; Cal.."saged 41 years. A member of San
' Francisco \u25a0.aerie -No. 8. -F. O. E.^;
:\u25a0 •Friends', and t acquaintances ; are .respectfully
1 invited r- to £ atteud "the. .- funeral -today 1 (Sat-
urday), September 28, at 10:30 o'clock a. m.,
. 'from. the parlors of Barry & Scully. 927- Yalen-
,' da street, -thence to St. James church for serv-
. lees,- commencing \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"• at 11 ,'a. m. . Interment
• \u25a0 Holy Cross cemetery. .;
: San yranclsco aerie No. 5, F. O> E.— Officers
and members : You are . hereby notified , to • at-
" tend the V funeral ; : of our v late • brother,'- John
F.:-Gatelv.^. from -the: parlors ..of /Barry &
. Scully,'. 827rValencIa street, today, (Satur-
day), September, 28. at 10 a. m.. By. order •
> ' D. J. CREAMEK. W. P. -
' H. D..POHLMAN. Secretary. >.:^ '
GUGELSBERGEB— In this ."city. September 2»»,
'.1907, Jacob.. G«pelsbenrer. deurly beloved
.-.'brother, of. Miss' Minnie Gngelsberger.. a native
of Germany; 1 aged '4o years -8 months and 23
• days.-- " -rl.r 1 . \u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0":-\u25a0 • ' • .
.:-. Friends and \u25a0- acquaintances are respectfully
. invited ,to:, to : attend' tbe funeral today \u25a0 (Satur-
day), September IS,,- at 1 : o'clock \u25a0 p. : m.;^ from
the pßrtors of- Valente. \u25a0 Marini-& Co.. 3448
;-MI««ion \u25a0; street between ;• Thtrtieth .street: and
1 \u25a0 Cortlnnd avenue, 4 thence : to : Twenty-flf th and
Valencia' streets for train -to Mount Olivet
';[' cemetery.
HURLEY— In this city. September 26. 1007,
;•• Michael,' -dearly- beloved .husband of Julia
- Hurley, < and :". loring father of William and
" James Hurley ; and loving brother 'of - Minnie,
Jeremiah andy Patrick ' Hurley and v Mrs. .Jere-
miah . Dtjnovan,"*.Mrs. James Hannon and Mrs.
\u0084 Murphy, a native. of the parish of Ban-
try.": County - Cork. -\u25a0 Ireland. ) sped 34 - years:'.
;,\; Friends "md acquaintances ore respectfnlly t .
.invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday), ot 9 a. m.. from the parlors of Mc-
Breartv •& \u25a0• McCormlck;-:' 015 Valencia street
: Dear Twentieth, .thrnce to St. : James church: \u25a0
; where a requiem . biirh raass for = the repose of
\u25a0 his aoul : will '. be \u25a0 celebrated, y commencing at
9:80 a. m. Interroent Holy Cross ; cemetery.
KAPPKE— A t rest, September 26. 1907. ' Veronica
Kappke, dearly beloved mother of Mrs. ,Mas
; J. \u25a0• Koenius I aud * Mrs. William Ix>mski, a na-
; tive of; Germany,", aged 81 years 7 months and
-;;22:days; .- ;/--:.,-,.;' '-\u25a0..' \u25a0\u25a0-;\u25a0;. * \u25a0.-.\u25a0/
; - Friends and - acquaintances are respectfully
"" Invited:: to -attend- the funeral today (Sat-
'' nrdar), at 10 a.' m.. from her late residence.
.424: Ualjrht street 'between -Webster and Fill-
more. > Interment Cypress Lawn . cemetery, by
. electric \u25a0 funeral car. from Thirtieth street and
: Ban' Jose avenue. •- \u25a0 -' \u25a0
LEWIS— In this city, September 27, 1907, James
.8. T. Lewis,' dearly beloved son of John S. T.
I and Christina Lewis, a I native of San Fran-
; Cisco, ; Cal., : aged *> 20 days.
: Friends i and ; acquaintances \u25a0 are ' respectfully
:\u25a0 invited \u25a0to attend the - funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 2 o'clock.. from the residence of his
- parents, - ; 633 Arkansas street. Interment -Mount
; Olivet cemetery. ;
MASS— In this city. September 27, 1907. at her
; late -residence,' 2513 Larkin street. Albertlnc
E.,: beloved wife -of Peter H. Mass, and de-
voted mother of Mrs." Bertha Cahill, Mrs. Ceila
Hlldebrand and the late John A. Mass, a na-
:,_?\u25a0 tlve of ' Wilster,' - Holstein, Germany, aged •60
years ,6 months "and 7 days. : ... — -
McDONALD— In Car, September 28,
- 1907, \u25a0\u25a0 Bridttet. wife ot the late Thomas Mc-
Donald, "< mother of M. A. -\ Byrne, the \u25a0 late
Teresa Behnken and John, J..' Mary and Mar-
garet : McDonald and. Sister .-M. Margaret, a
.- native, of, Ireland, -aged -74 years.
'i Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited Ito attend- the funeral, today (Satur-
day), September 28, at 9:80 o'clock a. m.,
from . the family residence,^ 825 Fifteenth
street. - thence to St. . Mary's church, where a
requiem ', high ' mass for the repose . of her soul ]
.will be -celebrated; \u25a0commencing , at »10- o'clock
, a. m. : Interment St. Mary's cemetery. '
MOEHRING— In this city, September : 27, 1907,
-. , Mrs. Minnie Moehrlna;, a native of Germany,
aged DO years; • -•• • : ,
MORIARTY— In this city, September 27 1907
;' Eugene Moriarty, beloved husband of Bridget
I . Moriarty, and beloved . father of John Joseph
. Moriarty, - a native of ; Ireland, aged 74 years
-4 months and . 26 days. . . -.
- Friends and; acquaintances' are respectfully
. Invited \u25a0'. to : attend - the funeral- ifonday, Sep-
tember. SO, : 1907, 'at 9:30 o'clock -a. m.. ' from
r ..•' his late residence, ,\ 7O Marshall street ' off JW Is- :
» slon : road. , Interment ' Cypress. Lawn < ceme~tery, i
j,. : ,by ..carriage. , - .- -.- . -..-. % ': . - ; . ;
XORRIS— In Oakland, Cal.. September 27, 1907,
William Wallace Norrls; . husband of Sarah
"R. Norrls, a : native of • New ; Brunswick, aged
66. years^6 months. and 16 days..
PRICE— In*. Balt \u25a0 Lake City,' Utah, 'September
. 12, 1907, v Lyttleton ; Price, Judge of the fourth
Judicial district, beloved brother of . Mrs. C.
.i Bleghold /of - Salinas, Cal.; aged 63 , years. '.;' :
! BANDECKER— In this city. September 25. 1907,
ii ' Mrs. Ka therlne = Randecker. a - native of Ger-
:•-. many, ' aged •76 - years. \u25a0 \u25a0 ; •\u25a0
* Friends . and :• acquaintances are respectfully
Invited .to : attend the funeral services : today
- (Saturday).- September 28. -at 10:30 a. m.. at
- v the new . funeral chapel of Charles H.J. -Tru-
man, - 1909 Mission street -between Fifteenth
-' and ; Sixteenth.'t Interment Cypress Lawn cemo-
:,tery,t by; carriage. :. . ..
SCHULMAN— Iii this "city, September 26, 1007,
'Emanuel Schulman,'. beloved husband of ; Leah
Scbulman. ? and -. beloved i father of . Mrs. : C. T.
Spivey and Bertha,* Nellie, ' Mabel and Edward
Schulman, •a ; native of Poland, • aged 42 years.
STOLZ— In '• this city.'. September 25, 1907, Elsie,
beloved wife of George M; Stola, mother of
Reynold 'and George :Stol* Jr.; -daughter of
. " Mrs. Charlotte s Newman '; and sister of Frank
G." Newman, Mrs. L; Davles, Mrs. ' R. C. Black
and Mrs. William Jones; a native of San Fran-
.-\u25a0 .Cisco.. :\u25a0.-.\u25a0---. . „-.-.-",.. -,' : \u25a0;•.
•". .-• : Friends and acquaintances , aie \u25a0' respectfully
:.;.': .;.' invited \u25a0' to ; attend ' the funeral : today • (Sat-
,.nrdaj),at 11 o'clock a;/m... from the parlors
: of , Halsted & Co., 924 Flllmore >. street. Cre-
"matlon.'Odd Fellows' , cemetery. . \u0084:, .
STONE^-In Oakland," Cal.; September 26, 1907.
; ' George • Stone; beloved father of W. - W. Stone
\u25a0 : anil John R." Stone," grandfather^ of Mrs.'N.: P.
. -Cole > and? Mrs.,- F. f. McCullough, and uncle
\u25a0of Minn AHe.i Stone, a native of England,
v . aged 90 ' years and s 2 days. :_. . \u25a0
' ' Friend? - and ' acqnalntances are -. respectfully
\u25a0 invited ' to ' attend -the ; funeral \u25a0 today •. (Satur-
: day), : September 2s, ' at 10 o'clock ; a. m. , from
' the funeral ! chapel of - tbe - Howe " undertaking
.' 5 company,'- corner of Twentyjsecond and • Filbert
. - streets, Oakland. Take . Hollis : street car. In-
Cypress: Lawn cemetery.- -
SULLIVAN— In Oakland/ Cal.,-: September 27,
'\u00841907,"Ann; beloved wife of, Marty Sullivan, and
' sister, of -Mrs. 7 Peter Kicroan- and: Mrs." Dennis
'*':."\u25a0 Kane,' a native ot? Bantry,' County Cork;. Ire-
land, .aged '63 'years.; J : . •• ;;
:- ;Frlenda. and ; acquaintances, are respectfully
invited - to ;; attend • the ; funeral \u25a0 Monday, : Sep-
tember 1 80. ' at 8 :30 ' a. ; m., from her ; lato resl-
' \u25a0dence, :: 644 : Thtrty-slrth - street near- Grovo,
\u25a0 Oakland,' thence to Sacred Heart church (Oak-
' -land),- where a: requiem. high mass for. the re-
3 pose ot her soul will be celebrated,' commencing
'at 9 a- m: Interment Holy; Cross cemetery, by
/electrlo "funeral.' ear ; : leaving ferry on arrival
iof the : 11 ' a- v ntf; creek . roate . boat. '
SWEENEY— In" CoIma,' OaLY. September 26,' 1907,
\u25a0j '\u25a0', jane : Sweeney,"^ 1 dearly :.: beloved * • daughter -of
James .and Julia -.Sweeney, and belovedi sister
\u25a0'••\u25a0' of 1 James ~ Sweeney - Jr., -a native , of > Colma,
Cal.. 1 aged : 3 ; years \9 months ; and i£3 days. --
TILLMANN— In Berkeley, ' CaL'; .? September ; 26.
1807, : Alfred "\u25a0 Carl Tillmann,^ dearly > beloved
-* - son tof Mr.', anfl ' Mrs.-; John Tlllraann, J and ( lov-
ing brother of Ernest and Olgo TlUmann; a na-
tive of Oakland, 0a1.,; aged 20 years 9 months
24 days: A member of plumbers', onion No.
"\u25a0'.-. 444;:--.-,..' \u25a0•.•\u25a0;."-'\u25a0 : - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0---/\u25a0-.:\u25a0 ---\u25a0\u25a0"-\u25a0-.-.';"-\u25a0 ''- -.'...••
\u25a0. Friends 'and • acqnalntances : are . respectfully
invited to -attend -the funeral- services tomor-
» rovr (Sunday), September 29. at 2 o'clock p. m..
'at his late residence, • 1614 Acton street. West
Berkeley. \ north of i Virginia street. Interment
v Mountain vView cemetery. -..."Remains .at 1614
t: Acton street. :, \u25a0 ~ .. .', ...... •'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-'/\u25a0\u25a0 :. :
I|Bi|BAippl
FLORISTS
V2orf Sutter Street
i ! Beit. * Polk ; St. ' and ' Van : NesV/Av.' .
Telephone Franklin 1764. >\u25a0 ' * , .
\LfrJh} WOODLAWN
ICWiICIHfrEBY
San "i Mateo'-. County. - Finest! and- best
\u25a0 equipped ;Recelvlng,iVault.: and -Chapel.
Masonic >- Cemetery^ Association. -. Omce
;H64jO|FarrelliSt.:; 1 '. "" \~'-* : ' r ': \u25a0' .'.;. "T"
• \u25a0 ~ '\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ;: ''';;'idcMAN-,TRAVELV C%' '\u25a0 '.
I Compagme^Generale Trahsatlantiqae
f-'S-' DIRECT ?LINB ,TO : : HAVRK-PABI3. -. \
> '\u25a0'\u25a0-< Sailing S every uThursday, ' Instead \u25a0: of ; Saturday.'
at \u25a0 10 ; a. * m., 3 from t Pier ,42, North river, foot of
Morton street:^--;. ._„ --'h •'" M ''\u25a0"\u25a0'-'-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- '"
-"\u25a0 First ' class \u25a0to Havre, $< 0 and , upward ; - second
class ?to £ Havpe, -' $45 and • upward, v- G ENERAL
AGENCY :» FOR* UNITED - STATES KCHD CAN-
ADA; , 19 ' State .st, l New : Tork.Ti; J. F. ; FUGAZI,'
manager;* Pacific coast, ; 630 1 Montgomery .: st.; 5 ; San
Francisco."; 'Tickets'" sold • by - all = railroad : ticket
i agents. ;-.'•• ' '-'"':\u25a0'- ' '\u25a0'\u25a0.\u25a0\-': : '. ."\u25a0"•*'•\u25a0 '.'-': " : '."V ~
AUJTION SALES
CLOSING OUf AT AUCTION!
." Will sell the : entire - contents ,of the - Dnboce
livery and teaming stable, consisting of 40 head
of WORK' and DRIVING HORSES. FARM.
SAND and t EXPRESS - WAGONS: BUSINESS
BUGGIES, - SURREYS, - COUPES. ' ROCK A WAYS.
2 BIKE CAItTS almost new, rigs of ( all kinds,
also HARNESS for all horses. .
Sale MONDAY^ Sept 30, 11 A.M.
At 63 Duboce Avenue, Bet. I4th
and I Herman Sts., nr. Valencia
- Don't miss this sale; everything must go. E.
H.CUNNINGHAM, Prop. ' - \u25a0
WM,. CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
5& AUCTION SALE \u25a0 --fe
OF
Condemned Fire
v Department Horses
AT
ARCADE STABLES. 031" FOLSOM ST. BET.
::'•*•* \u25a0-,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0 6TH AND fITH.
; By order of Mayor E. R. Taylor I will «11
at auction . a' lot of 'condemned fire \u25a0 department
horses.- Horses can be seen at stables morning
of sale. \u25a0 \u25a0 •• . • . :.
JOHN J. DOYLE, Anctioneer.
Auction Sale
On'aceount of the RELIEF AND - RED CROSS
FUNDS. A CORPORATION.
Automobile
: , .WI.NTON X MODEL" TOURING CAR. - .
In perfect running order,- all appurtenances com-
plete: At- Pacific Garage- and. Livery 'Companr,
SE. corner ' Pacific and Polk sts., on WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER 2. at 11 a/ m.
::--' . LAWRENCE VINCENT, Anctloneer.-
•:'\u25a0 v OCEAX TRAVEL
' Bteamers Leave . Broadway
yivp^-^Rjv \u25a0 Wharves
ArtlP LOW RATES. Including
fal V*\ BERTH AND MEALS.
i I \«£Ka I I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
I I U*S^ / J RATES.
V^s.V ~)& FOR LOS ANGELES,
NQ)S»r*W/ > SAN DIEGO,
SAVPAV BARBARA.
Santa Rosa . . . .'. . . . . .. . . Every" Sunday, 10 a. m.
State of California ..^.Every Thursday; 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B. C,
PUGKT SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
Governor, (for Seattle direct)... Sept. 28. 11 a. m.
Governor ............Oct. 9, 24. U a. m.
Spokane ......Sept. 29. Oct. 14. 29. 11 a. m.
City of Poebla.. .......Oct. 4, 19,11 a.m.
ROUND THE SOUND EXCURSION. 11 DAYS'
Round Trip, including berth and meals, $43.
FOR EUREKA (HTJMBOLDT ' BAY)
Cityof Topeka..Sept. 25. 80. Oct. 8, 10:S0a. m.
Pomona .........Sept. 2S. Oct. 8, 9. 10:30 a. m.
* ..And every third day thereafter. .
FOR GUATMAS. MAI AT LAN, LA PAZ,
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO.
ALTATA, M AGD A LENA BAT, MEX.
Curacao ...;.. ...Oct. T, 10 a. m.
LEAVE BBATTLE
' NOME OR ST." MICHAEL
President...... Oct. ' 1, 2 p..m.; Umatllla, Oct. 7
A LASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908
Spokane.. Sailing; dates will be announced later.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market St.- and Broadway
; Wharf — Telephone Temporary 482.
OAKLAND.... .....968 Broadway '
San Francisco Freight Office — Broadway Wharf.
O. D. DUNANN. O. P. A.. Ban Francisco.
SEATTLE, TACOMA,
PUQET SOUND
AND ALL POINTS IN ALASKA
_ Through Freight and Passenger Rate*.
Elegant Steel Steamers.
BUCKMAN AND WATSON
\u25a0 Sailing -every Saturday at 1:30 p. m.
ALASKA PACIFIC S. S. CO.
W. D. WELLS; Gen. Agt.'. Steuart St. Dock.
\u25a0 (-.[ '\u25a0 \u25a0 . ' Phone Temporary 68.. \u25a0
6eEANICS.S;CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLT/LT/— S. S. Alameda. sails Oct. S. 11
a. m. Ronnd trip, $136. - :
TAHITI, 80UTH SEAS — S. S. Mariposa sails 11
a. m., Oct. IT. Round trip, first class, $125.
HONOLULU— S. S. Alameda sails Oct. 26, 11
\u25a0 a. m. -Round trip. $125. • - -.
Passenger Dept.; 673 Market st.; freight office
03 Clay st. Phone Temp." 1231.
AMERICAN- LINE
Plymouth-— Chrrbonrg— Sonthainpton
- Philadelphia— QnofnMonn— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
. .\evf A'ork— Landot Dlrret
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
New York— Rot terd «m , vl » Doalogne
REDISTAR LINE
If err York — DoT*r — Antwerp
WHITE SJAR LINE
\u25a0 . \fw , York— Queens town— Llrrrpool
.] ; Plymouth — Ch erbourß— South nmptoi }
i.- Boston — Quftan town— Liver poo I
- New \u25a0 York— Asore*— Mediterranean
REPOBLIO.-.Oct. 24, 8 p. m.; Xpv. SO; Jan. 25
.' .2 p. m. >\u25a0•-\u25a0\u25a0.-
CRETIO '...... Nov.. T, noon; Dec. 11. Mar. 28
- Boston — Axoretf— Mediterranexn \
CANOPIO-\;..oct. 8. B a. m.; Nov. 18. Jaa 11
ROMANIC... .Oct.' 2B. 2 p. m.; Dec 5, Feb 1
G. N. KOEPPEL. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
'\u25a0: 36 EUIs street near -Market.
raiiavayVtbavel;
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
\ Mar 1, i»ot
SHORE DITIIIOX
' 8 :1B a; ra.- dally. 2:45: p. m? dillr ex-
oepV Sunday, and k:lt tn/m. eundir'oT^
for Camp Mfeek«r, -Mont. Rio,- Caiadiro
ji' !i :1 * ** ' m - FF u o«*y onlr and 8:15 j>. m.
daily, except 'aundar for LacuaiujL
Carap .Taylor, Point Reyo» andirar ata^
•To " Sausallto only.
1 WBSTBRjr XJTVXfTOX \u25a0
6:10, 'B^O, «:8« p. in.' dally.
W 7 :B ° *J$P m - ' d *," 7 f or • Santa
Rosa,; Clovardal©. Uklah.: Wlllits, Bher-
Vrood. Qebaatopol ; and .way; stations -'-
v 8 :00 a^: m. daily* for. Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, ; Camp Vacation. : Olen Ellen - and
way : station*. -. - - - . \u0084
8:aO;p.-m: dally ; tor Petaluma, SaoU
Rosa, \u25a0•; Cloverdale, : . Uklah, Guemivma.
Bebaetopol . and way station*. -
\u25a0\u25a0:. 6:10 i d. mT^ally r for \u25a0 Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Glen Ellen," Sebastopol and way '
stations.' "" • ' \u25a0: , r -
i -;«:16 ; a.; m. Sunday only for Petalama.
! Banta Rosa, \ Glen Ellen and < way ata-
tions-i-^::,^-:-^^. " :/-^ ••••.,;.- ,•;„ \u25a0 •..."•
•To Tlbnron only' on ; week days.
r^Tieket ; offices : - Ferry aad • g en.ral
offices. 'Flood "bonaing. '\u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0 -.... \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0".-.. JA3. AGUES. General Manager.
J. J. GBABT, AoC Oca. Paaseagec k Frgot. Agt.
GALL
Brir^r Results
RAILWAY. TRAVEIi 1 *
j*&ft3*\_ Traks l«a-r« aai are im '\u25a0';
h&??Ss^* San Francisco
viv^ii^b/ / From Sipttmbkb 26, 1907
\Qfi^Z&/ KERRY DEPOT
X^lX^ Foot of Market Street
Leara —VIA OAKLAXb PIER — Arrive
7JW« Richmond, Port Costs, Beaicia, En*.
sun, Dixon, Sacramento, and Viaj
- Stations. ...;..;;...;.\u25a0;.-. 8.23»
7iW»-Eaura, VacaTi3le.Rnmsey ........ B^2Sb
7.00* Davisi Maryirrilla. OroriHe— Rose-
viUa. Red Broff, Dussmuir. . .... 8.23?
7.00 a Harward, NiJes, Can Jose \u25a0 7.CSa
7.40 i VaUejo. .Va^a. Cslistoua. Santa
Bass. Uarbasa, Ban Ramon 9JZZ*
7.40 a Niles, Plea saa ton, Liveracre, Tracy,
Lathrop. Stockton 7.28?
B.ooa- Shasta Express— (Va Dstls), WjL, • .
Gams. WVtam, Red Bluff, Ash-
land, Portland and East 6.23s
8.20 a Martines. Byron, Tracy, Stockton.
\u25a0 Newman. Los Baaos, Mendota, f 4.08*
Hanford. TaaKa, Pcrtwrille l4*4S>
8.20 a Port Costa. Lathrop, Merted. Riy-
mor.d, Fresno, natßftrd. Viaelia.
Tuhre, Baksrsflrfd 4.43?
8.20* Neror'c, Center-rile. Saa Jose.
LosGatos. Wrizht • B. 48?
9.00 a Niies. Li v^raorr. j>toekton ("ililtcn).
Valley Spring. lone; Sacramento* -
Redßldl 4.089
9.00 a Sonera, Tuoroiane and Angrfs 4J)Bp
9J)0» Atlantis Esprtea— Ogden. tiltLsks
C5ty....... :...-......„. 7.23b
9.00* Truckse, Laks Taboo. Reno. Tono-
pah.Goldfield 7.28p
9.40« Ricfimond, Port Corts, MartJßM. . .. 6^Bp ,
10.00* The Overland LiaUed— Omaha, «•
Chicazo. Denver, Kansas City... 8.28f
1 0.20 a Vallejo, Mare Idand, Napa 1 1 .28»
10.20* Los Aageles Passenger— Port Costa,
Martine*. Byron. Tracy. Lathrop.
Stockton, Merced, Fresno, fian-
• ford» Viaaha, Tukre. Bakersfield.
LosAnj^ea,. ... 7.08»
1.00? Nile* San Jo« and Way Stations.. 2.43 a
1 .40? Alvarr.do, Newark. San Jc5e.. ..... 7.28»
3UWp BeaieU, Wiaterst Saeramenfw.
Woodlaad, Knighta Landisg,
Maryrrills »rd Qrovifle. 10.48 a
3^20? Per. Cbsta. Martinet Brron, Mo-
desto, Msrced, Ffwno 12.08*
3.20p Saa Leandro. NUea. San Joss 9.48»
3^op • Vk Tibaroo. -West Kapa. StHelena.
Cafistocs \u0084... 10.25 a
3.40? Pbrtl3Jid Express (jia DaTis),W3.
iiami Wiuows, Red " Blua, Ash-
. (and Portland and East..., \u25a0.. 9.43»
. 4.00> Valfeb tbe* San Jteiscin. Ntpa.
Galiatoes, Eanta R05a...... 6.03s
4.001 NUea, Tracy. Stockton, lodi:. 10.23*
4.20$ Eastera Express— Ogden. Pueblc;
' DenTer, Kansas City, fc*. Louis,
Chieija V : .
Martines. Stockton, Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks , 12.43>
4.409 &n Leandro, Hayward. Kilea,f |8.28 a
Pler.tu.atan. livermore \J11.43*
6.00p The Owi Liaited— Newman. Los
Biacs. Mendota, Fresno, Tulare,
Baksrsfisld. Los Annies. 8.48 a
3kOOf Newark San Joss, Lea Gato«.WTight B^Ba
5.20? San Leandro. Niles. $aa Jose 7.43*
5.40 a V&llajo. Port Costs, Bcnica, Suisun.
Sacramento.......*. 11.23*
8.20p China and Japan .- Fast \u25a0 Mail—
Ogdsa, Chey enne Omaha. Chicago 1 2.43*
6.20» Hayward. Niles and San Jose 6*48»
7Mf Goldfleld Pass. — Pc-t Cbsta. B-ricia,
- - Trueke*. LaLeTahoe.
. Wadaworth, Haaen. Fallon. Tono-
" nah.Qold3dd. and Kee1er....... 7XB«
7J30? Vallejo. Beaina and Way Stations,
. Sunday only. ..;........\u25a0. 11.23*
8.20s Oreson Express — Sacramento,
Marysrilie, Reddinz. Portland.
Pujet Sound and East; . B.4ta
9.00» Eatorday* Only— Saa Joss and
Way Stations ;3.23>
Commsccbg Oeiober 5. ICO7.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
Leave. 7.00. 8.00. 9.C0. 10.00. 11X0 a. ml
12.00. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00. 4X0. 5.00. 6.0Q. $J00. 9.00 p. m
coast line:
<g* (Third and Townscnd Strata)
6.10« VaVasia St., Saa Joae and Way
Stations...: BJU*
JS.5O* Sunday Excursion— Del Monte, Mon-
terey, Pacific GroTe ?10.30i
7XO* Valencia St.. Saa J<sse, Gilroy, Hol-
lister, Pajaro, Watacnrille, Santa.
Croa, LaureX Boulder Creek.
Davenport, Dei Monte, Monterey,
PaeifiaOroTe 11.13 a
BXO* Thn Coiuter— Bsn Joss. Salinas,
Paw Kobtea Hot Springs, Santa
Marjirita. Ban Luis Obispo.
Guadalupe, Eaata Barbara, caa
BueiMTentura. Oxnard, Burkank.
LosAngtlea. I l^t-5^
B.oo* Dei Monte, PaciSa Grore. \u25a0 Surf.
Lompoo '. IM5f
B.ooa San Jose, GOroy, Salmas. Pam
Robles Hot Seringa, San Luis
Obispo — Los G%io% Abna, Wright,
Tres Fnos. Santa Crua Ltar-i.
Bo'ider Greek. Del Mcnt& Moo-
.terey. PacUeGnve.. * 4.10p
1030 a \alencjaSt, Burlingaae, San Mateo. -
Palo Alto, Saa J05e........' 7.40*
1 1 .30* . Valsneia St.. Cemeteries San Joss
and Way Stations 8.45*
1.40b Valencia St., Cemeteriea. Baa Jose.. 10.00*
. 3.00? Del Monte Express— Valencia St.
San Jose, Uilroy Tres Pinos.'
Pajaro. \t at*onvfl!a. Santa Crua,
Boulder Creek. Castrorille. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grore . . 1 2. 1 3s
3.15b South San Francisco. Saa Jose, Tres
Pin 05....... t*. 10-35*
4XO» Sunset Express— El Paso, Houston.
New Orleans
Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis ' '.
Obispo.' Santa Barbara, Los
Anides r... 12.40*
4.00s . Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. 1 2. 1 5s
t4.20» Valencia St, San Jose, and Way
Stations t&.OOa
4.40? Valencia St.. Saa Jose, and Way
Stations 1.20?
tS.OC? Valencia St. Burliajaxe. San Mateo.
Palo Alto, San Jose, Los Gates,
\u25a0WriAt....; .......... ....\u25a0*..... t«X»a
5.2 C? San Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto.
5anJ05e.............. 9.30s
6UJO» V*leana St., Saa Mateo. Bcdwoad.
Palo Alto. Sas Jose— Santa Clara,
Los Gatos, .Wright.... 5.30*
6XO» New Orleans Express— 3«* Joae. .
. Salinaa. Paso Eoclm Rot Springs.
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
•' LosAsgeln. 9.SO*
Deminz. El Paso. New Orleans... 12.40?
fi.OOp Watsonvilk, Santa Cna— Drf Monte,
Monterey. Paride GroTe— Lompoo 1 1 .43»
16.10 a Valancia at, San Jose and Way
Stations ..:. .:,.:... 18.46*
6^3oa Valencia St. South San Francisco,
SanJase,.... 8.40»
B.oot Valencia St. Ocean View. Pab Alto.
San Jo»s.. 7.30?
M.45? Valeada St. Pato Alto. ganJow..: tß^O*
1 1 .00p Sacramento Rirer Steamers. ....... jB.oop
: Union Transfer Company agenta eoUeet baggage aad
checks on trains ot Soutoern • Paeine and deliver to I
readence. They are authorixed to check baggage direct
from residence*.
"A for Morning. • P for Aftecaooa,
\u25a0'. t Sunday excepted. iSunday oaiy.
MT. TAMALPAIS^ ItAILWAY
Via Sansallto Ferry— Foot of KaxketSt. '.
Lt. Saa Fran. _gm Lr. Tantarpata
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_ OCEAX TIIAVEL> : .
Toyo Kiseii Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.) '
Bare op«ned their permaaaat ofScv at
Room 240, James Flood Buflding
S- S. "America ifaro," Wednesday, Oct. "-*,
8. . S. "Nippon Mara." Wednesday. Oct. 30.
1907.
\u25a0\u25a0- B.' S- \u25a0 "Hongkong . Manx." Tuesday, No*. t9.
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Brannaa ;\u25a0 streets. ' l p. m., for -Yokohama and
Hongkoas, calllap at Honolulu. Kobe ; (Hlngo).
Nagasaki and Shansnai. and roaneetlng- at Hong-
kong- with steamers for Manila,' India, etc. .:>'•
cargo received en board on day of sailing.
- ' Round trip .tickets at reduced ' rates.
for freight and passage apply at offlc*. Jatne*
Flood building. .- W. H. AVERY,./ •-'
Assistant General Manager. \ .
BAY AXD LVTEBURBAX ROUTBS
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
N VALLEJO AND NAPA
3f AP A ; VAUUEV R O UTB
C Mmxtlcello S.° S. Co. ! and N'api Taller; nitric
S. R. Co. Close connections.
6— HOUA'D TRIPS DAII,Y— -9
\u25a0 Boats'leaye San Francisco 7:00. .•9.43,' a." ».."•
12:30 noon. 3:15, 6:00. *S:3O p. m.inHMHiB
! Sair Francisco landing ami office. Clay 'street
1 wtarf, north • cad : Ferry 4 building., Market street
ferry."^ Meals a la- carte.
Phone .Temporary - 406.
•Lands >'a»y Yard direct.
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