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Cjd T I 4T — 150 'Tac G&E pfd — 45
rubles O .. _ 2'iTao Pur Co.. f>~> —
Cyp %j Imv. — 4 Us V Drrdcx-k. 5a —
I>T>» Pw pfd. — 7T !SF &KJ Ookl — 20
Do <vm .. — HO is Cn» PCm 40 60
<^8g Con A.. — 20 |fstand P Cfxa — SO
Hono P Co.. — 23 I Truck EU«ct» 14 —
Do sew pL — 23 1
\u25a0 . » \, \\
California Stuck ami OH Exchange
BH.Art.! nid.Ark.
As Oil ct.27.73 2S.l2«ilfV^! cf W Va 10 11
<;iar«nont ... 70 — !ivprl«>p« • ... ...3.00 \u25a0 — \u25a0
F«lton ......1.63 — !Ptf>rHns — 1.73
I "dependence. 22 — 'Superior on --
Korn 10 — i Wolverine .... 1.5 \u25a0 —
McKlttriek .. IS — Iw X Oil Co.. 23 —
Mon of Ariz. OS — 1
OFFICIAL SALi:S
IQM Otv!dp n t»l 11
50Em Hiwr .7. n0 :
10 AwocShW • ..25.12H
'MtntnK Stork*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
F«»13o\» Jnp w«>re the *s>s on ttp Su Fouiclsco ']
*iook »Dd exelmnre hoard yesterday:
OOMSTOCKS
r>jrc!ar Morning S«-i«i«lon
209 Alpha ... C~\ COO Opfclr ...1.45
. fAt Andes 3fi' 100 Potosl 12
\u25a0 IO» Belcbrr 4s! 40rt Savsge C 5
«*) C«ledunla 401 l'Wt Sierra NeT ... G<'.
600 C->a V« M Co. 7.*.; XXI SU-rra Ncr ... W
200 Gould & Cur. 2*\ KK> Union O>n ... 47
•J'K) Hale & N»r.-. 7^! :;00 Cnloa Coa ... 4<i
100 Hh!<» & Norc. S«j 300 Utah .....~... 00
Inforxcal Seoslcn
2000 Alta OJiJOOO Ophlr I.*)
100 B«-l rher 4R! 200 O;iblr 1.424 1
3Ort Bclllon ltilUOA Do, bSO 1.45 j
2<>o Caledonia 4 ' i'< fiOO Potosl 11
r.OO OhaHense .._ 2"ti sO> Savape €5
•11 fO Chollar ir,i too Scorpion t*
600 Con Va M Co. 74 1 s<*> Sierra Ncr ... 04
.'.O Con Va SI C<». 70' 6'X> Sierra Ncr ... G6
l"0 Con Va M Co. 76 B<X) Sierra Nev ... C 5
700 Julia ]<V $no Ccloo Con ... 44
2f»o Mexican Si! 2<X) Union Cob ... 45
100 Mexican S3J
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid.Apfc ' B!(l.A8k.
Alpha 00 OH'Justlce t»2 03
-Mta 01 o:"Keatack J'» —
.And»s ltj IT I-ndx Wash .. — f»4
JV!<-her 45 4<;Meilcan M Si
• Best & Belch. — 1.05 y Gould &C. JS —
Bullion 13 17 Occidental ... 2$ —
:C«ledonla .... 42 48'Ophlr 1.42 1.45
«'haJleage — 2^> OTerman . 30 13
tehoUar 17 20' Potosl 11 12 j
•'oaafience ... — 1.00 Savage CO CS
*""3 Imperial. — (-4 Scorpi'">n ..... OS —
O^i X yo.-k. — OS S«g IV-lcher .. «!-> 07
Con Va M Co. 70 77 Sierra Nev ... C 507 J
. Orown Point.. Z* 35:SI1tpt Hill ... :>3 SS
! F.xctieqner ... "'< 40 T*nt".n Con 45 47
'Could & Cur. 23 24 Vtsh 00 07
iJlale & Nare. 79 Yellow Jacket. — 2.25
"Julia «» 10|
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Eegular S<»siiloD— 9:3o to 12:30
2500 A«?ain« CS'lSjO Gld Con M-. .3.25
: J'^OO Adanis ff.ii .V y -i> Griindma 10
0000 Amethyst 1225"*> Great Bend .. 2v>
\u25a0 s;>i Atlsnw IT: fJOO Great Bend .. 30
201 Behaont 1.75;4*.kX» Ulbemla C 5
jiVKI Black Ants .. 03) 4<y> Homegttke K. 63 1
2L<x> Blk BuUe Li 05] ISO Jim Butler .. r.9
5fW Blue Bell ... 11;13W Jim Butler .. T,6
\u2666"<>) F.!ue Bull ... iS! lf>o Jumho Ex \u00841.12' i |
C 2<VK> Boc-.th -X 400 JumiM) Ex I.lo|
500 Booth 24 f 3o<") Lone Star J3 !
iS^OO Elfr? Nat Bk o<li 300 Do, c 10 15
tSSOQ Columbia Mr. 2-"; l 2iK» Lone Star J4
500 Columbia. Mt. C2IIOOO M?.n ComU ... C 2
4«0 r..aj FractlOßuLOft'SOOO Man Deiter .. 05
"!*) t'ovn YTB<-Ti(n. r>S'7CJO Mav2ower .... £2
*V> Com TrtictJcn. y^UOvK) Po, b6O 2;!
;oi)Cod Fraction. !W] 200 Midway 75
100 Com Fraction. 89' 3W Midway 74
I<K) Com Fraction. t&] 200 Moalaiia ...1.32H {
3"O Com Fractlou. S«'l300 Montana 1.90
2<» Com Fraction. K712000 Mont Bullfrog. 02
Com FTactiou. Wil'XiO Mont?onaj- Mt. f's
\u25ba :oi) Daisy :^4 r-M >>v Hills *.2S
't'^n Dtljy 58 800 Do. s 10 -i£s i
J7"^> Daisy 52'U000 NuKKet a"!
jr/>0 Daisy Cl'B<«>" <>riir Rullfrojr. C 3 j
r.ZW Dm B I?Me C. 161 Pitts S Pk.55.1.20 !
\u25a0*(\u25a0**) Caple-s N«*t-. 2^!4sf«^ lU»d lIUU 25 1
r.fvi Eaplo's Nest.. 27'3C00 R«-d Hi!l« 24
3 <vv» Empire 0"J SOO E«4 HilU I*6
3r>oo3 r >oo Fairvw Eajrle. fiO'lCiX* Red T<-p Ex.. JT> 1
SSOO Fairrw O Eld J'^'VV) rer c( j Toil Ex.. 3*J j
\u25a04r>m K»!rrw HaUst C8!l<>» Rescue Con .. 07
TOO Florenw ... 5. 07 H'2o-V> Hound Mt 80 j
TOO FlorfiTce 3.15;100ft Stl Hurnphrcy. 03
i<v> FlnreT«»e . . .3.021; ; 300 piiTer Pick .. 82
•jiKia Flor^n'-e Kx . . I SIIOOO Silver Pi-'k .. SO
600 Odd Bar .... ?.~'W>n siXer Pick Ex os
"C* v >> OM Anchor.. 17i2.w> Trarcp Con . . IS
LOO CM Con M.. .3. T.0i1000 Yellow Horse., t'3
SOO G\ii Con >f.5.27'ij!
Informal Session— l2:3o to 2 p. ra.
30f>0 All ftuta 27!4<X)0 Gold Sceptre.. 05
V«tO Atlanta 20:1200 G ld Con M...5.10
7"V) Atlanta 2.V +00 Old Ccn M.5.0"5^
Irto Brlmont I.70; 500 Gl<l . Con M...5.05
8500 Belmont I.W'OSOO GI.I Con M.S. O2^.
2rtu Belmont .....I.6' lo<K) Gld rorticad.^ C 8
CKO Blue BeT! lu2ofK) Granny O M..' 10 1
»-000 Bine B=H ... 19 .2000 Do. b C 0.... 21
1500 Blot Bell ... IS' 100 Great Bend .. B0
3<y*> Boot* ... 2412000 Greet Becd .. £3
\u25a0 VO Bocnie Clan*. 28 2000 Johnnie Cons.. 11
1200 Com Fraction. SSi r.OO Lone Star .... 12
400 Com Fraction. Sb ! 2sf'O Lone Ptsr 3 3
200 Com Fraction. !'•>' 1000 Jim IJatV r . . TS.">
2 ; >o Com Fraction. 1)2; 2fK) Do, c 90 53
5000 Cracker Jack. 101 £ft> Jumbo Ex 1.10
1 "i**} Cracker .lack. 11 'ITiV* Jumbo Ex 1.05
• £OfV> Paisy W»!20(>0 Kendall 35
3«-to D»i?y M'lOOf) Man lU-d Top. 02
\u25a0tino Daisy 52.1000 Mayflower Coa 22
j cv> Daisy ....... r.3'1200 MacNamara .. 2."
', ff^no Dm B Btt« C. J« 20<'x) Mhk O Lb.slo <>5
tw PmSSd TrnpL mi 200 Montana 1.90
%EOQO Esrle's )f*«t- 2CIIOOO Mont Bullfro?. <<Z
t£r^n po. h ftO... 2814000 Mustane Xx . . 04
\u25a0tvxvt Da h Pft. .. £»! 100 Pitts S Peak.. 1.20
i.J.virt Flore&f* Ex.. 16 2i"»X> Red Hills 24
rhooo Floreace Ex.. nisooo Red Hills 25
ji",<v> Florenoe G1d.3.!t0'3000 Ued Top Ex.. J«
V*\ Fl^T Gld ..2.97 ] <.'Ki.IOO Red Top Ex T5
4k "o Francea Mhk. C"'l 000 Sri riuinpbrey. 02
T r oo France Mhk. TO'.IOW Sllrer Pick .. 2fl
r.<«) Frarce* Mtk. eo'iriOO Do. b6O T.O
sofl rrsnots MUk. «2'l<V)O RilTPr Pi^k .. 2H
.V>o Po b 10... 6TJIOOO Ellrer Pick Ex OS
rifttwo 0014 Bar S.'.' looo Tramp Cr>n .. 17
•fiftO Gold Mt Cll
CLOSING QrOTATIOSS I
CALIFORNIA i
B'.d.Ask.l Bid. Ask. i
• Ar?on»nt 4.00 — ] Hayseed M Co. — CO
NEVADA
Tonopaa District
B'd.Ask.] B!d.Ask.
3rlmont i.r.2 1.571 Midway 74 — j
\u25a0CaSoniU ... <'7 —Midway Er. . . 06 08
«astb"V 03 G4jllontana 1.5." I.M j
Jsperucra ... — 01 (Mont Mid Ex. 02 03'
.fJoiden Author 06 07 j Mon PitUb Er — 07 j
(jf^cn Crown. 03 05' North Star 12 — j
'<iold Mountain 01 O'.'iOhlo Tonopah. 02 OS
;<;roat Western CJ 02 Ohio Ton Ex.. — 00
'Home 03 — Rescue Cong... 0T 09
Indiana Ton.. — 01 Tonopaa Ex... 1.40 —
Jim Bntler... 54 DSlTon Goid West — 05
rj i tt |p Ton 1-00 I.s«|Ton of Nev... — 8.50 j
LMacNamara .. 24 25iW"cst Knd — 59
Go'.dfield District
AAs ids '^ OT«:G8(1 Kewauas. 20 2S
• Atlan'a 25 — j'.JMfid Skylark. — OS
i Baltimore Gfid — 03itk>!Qfld Union.. — 01
>Back Anta. .. 03 04'jGrantijBa 08 09
*UB BonaDfa. Os n4j<;reat Bend... 23 f.O
-I;!k Butte Ex. 05 06jGreat Becd An — OS
Black Uock... 03 04iGrt Bend Oon. — 03
"'Woe Bell 09 10] Great Bend Ex 08 10
"Mili'e Ball IS lP|Grt Bend Frac 03 06
' Br^-oklm — 02iilibemia 04 05
•'licit* Goldfld. f — Cr.;Jumbo Ex LOS 1.07
'. Bootb S3 ZSjEaletr Goldfld. 06 OS
T..OD 20 25iKendall 15 —
\u25a0 rol-mM» — 25jKcndall Ex... — 03
• Columbia Mm 23 241 Lone Star 12 14
f;olum Mtn Ex — 03 lx»u Dilloa 07 OS
Com Fraction. 81 W Msyne 03 —
C-ommon wealth — 23:Mdngt Pawue* — 04
Coirfcaz Nation C 4 05|Ml!ltown HCo — £5
Conqueror ... 06 — |MlUtown Fra*. 02 • —
Cracker Jack. 10 ll|MobawV- 12.00 —
r T>gif,y El C2|Mbk Con Lean 05 06
?I>alsy Ex 01 02!Moh»wk Ex... 06 07
1 JJfld-B B Ccn. 1« 17JMohawk Junior — 03
JlJfld Trießfil«. 10 lljMoaawk Le«sge — 07
, ti'iie 03 04jNeTEda 80y... — 06
f Dominion .... — O'ijNerada GoldSd 17 _
Frnpirc 06 O7|N>v Sunshine. . — 40 1
1 F.sineralfla .. . — Or.jOro 10 32 <
hFedcra! — 1° Pennsylvania.. 01 02 1
' Florcnc* 2.9S — IPocahontai ... ;.' 10 1
'Florence Ex.. 3« JTjHed HUia..... 25 20
! Krences-Mbwk 60 C2!Rcd Lion. — 10
Gen Wshngton 01 O3jR«4 Top —3.00
i Go!d Bar Gfld. — 33} Red Top Ex. .. 15 16
t Gfld B*lmont. 10 — I lied Top Frac. — 06
, GCd Calumet. — ORj Sandstorm '.... 24 27
; Gldflfl Con M.R.02 5.05 Ss.nd*tona Ex. 03 04
1 GoJdfld Comb. — lOSHrcr Pick.... 29 31
' Ccidfld Etfcel. 03 — jKllrer Pick Ex 04 05
Gldfld Fissnre. — onjKjmracrone — — JO
, Goldfld Herald — 02|<t Ivpb — 45
GCd M of N — 1.251 Treasure ..... — 05
, Goldfl-i N Star — Os|Vernal — J2
.Gfld Portland. 08 OSjWnnder — 03
1 <:9(l Red Kin? — 05! Yellow R<*e... — 00
Gldfld Josaa* — 04j Yellow Tl«ex.. 12 13
BollfroK Dlstriet
Alliance — O3]Homestk Klag. 65 70
AmeUiyst — I4|L!ge narrls... -01 -02
Jicatly MM Go > — 10 j Mayflower Ans 02 03
Pie Bulliroj:.. 01 — Mayflower Con. 21 S2
Bonnie Clare. 27 29J Montana Blfnr. 02 03
Bullfrog Ex. .. — OGjMontfromry Mt 0* —
Uifrg MCo X 04 Os|ilont-Sbosh Ex — Ot
B!frg NaU Bk W HJNngtret ....... 03 04
Btfnc Tt&dr.. — "i 05Ortjrtnal Blfrg. 02 04
Blfrz Victor. . 02 — Pride Gold Mt. 02 04
I>ca Blfrg An. OS — Shooh Natl Bk 01 —
Gold Bur SS S4!Tramp 00na... 17 18
T.olden S<*eptrr 04 OSiValley View... — 08
Hep Hooligan. — * 04[Yankee Girl. .. 02 —
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 01 02 Man X4ttJ« J«^ 01.' 01
Atlan & Pae.. 01 TC^ Man MCo Ncr 05 06
Omet — 01 Miin- Pint*.".'.. 01
Gold Wedge.. 04 05 Man' Red Top. 01 03
Granny G M. 20 22 Man Bubs. r... — 02
Indian* Camp.. 05 — (Man Standard. — "02
Jumping Jack. W — Man Cnlted... 15- —
Little Grey...- 07 JO Man' Verde. ... - ; — 08
Man America. .— 101 Mustang Man.. 15 —
M«n Uelinont. 01 — JMnßtaßir Anx. . ' — 01
Man BroncUo. 04 — jMnstang Ex... 03 04
Kan O)u» — 40!Orlffiaal-Man.. — OS
I Man Con Ex.. — ' 02iPlne 5at..... : . Oi 05
i^iaa Comb.... 02 — JSeylcr Hniptiry — 03
Phenomenal Drop Breaks
Some Low Price Records
Consolidated Mines Under Pressure
Slides Down to $5.02 i Mark
Ooldfleld Consolidated Mines, Combi
nation Frnction, Diiiey and other min
ing stocks of the southern Nevada, dis
tricts ha<l a new tumble yesterday.
Two fßots were noticeable — that the
price of cutting was general and .that
the number of shares Bold of any in
dividual stock was comparatively small.
The merger fell steadily after the
first tinkle of the opening 1 gong in Bush
street, from $5.80 down until it. touched
tho lowest price in its history, which
was $5.02^. Combination Fraction
also had an uninterrupted downward
course. Starting at 51 a share \u25a0 the
drop ran down the gamut to 85c, at
which figure the call board, session
closed. In the informal' session of th«
San Francisco stock and • exchange
hoard there was a recovery of 7 points
for Fraction, to 92c.
Daisy came In for more flaggellation.
It was hit hard and was forced down
to 50c. Later there were small sales
at 53c, which was the highest of the
Man Crescent. 02 — Stray Do;.,... 09 ' —
Man Cowboy.. 03 04 Taqulma Cop.. 02 03
Man Dexter.. 04 05 Thanksgiving.. — . 40
Man Ivanhoe.. 25 — Whale 03- 05
Man Humboldt 03 04 I'ellow Horse. .02 03
'"I **_- '-' j Other Districts
•Alice of Won. — 04jMackoy — 10
Blue Jay Won — 08 Mamma HHls. — 85
Cm Pt Globe. 15 — Mlnan Pedraz..l.25 1.S5
Drmdry Hump — 30 Nerada H Ills.. 4. 25 —
Ely Jum Cop. — 10 Nev mils Ex. . — 43
Eagle's Nest.. 26 27 Nevada" Wonder 03 04
Falrrw Altec. 12 16 N Star Wonder — 04
Ftw G Bouldr 14 16 Pirtsb S Peak. 1.10 1.17
Tyw Hailstone 07 08|Reeee RIt Gold — 15
j Falrvw Eagle. 60 — Rlckrd Ely Cop — 25
j Frvw II Rock. — "ljRoeco Homestk — 01 !
Frrw S King. — 09; Round Mt..... 85 —
Flor G Red K — • 31| Round Mt Ex. — 16 I
Goldyke Reef. 09 10) Uuby Wonder.. — 10
Jack Pot • — 53! Vulture — 15
Jonnnie Cons.. 11 12|
San Francisco Mining Exchange
9:13 a. m. Regular Session
2000 Blue Bull ... 1011000 GM \u25a0 Kewanas.. 23
,1J:3O a. m. Regular Session * \u25a0
5000 Mohawk Ex.. 061 500 Gld Con .51... 5. 05
' 1500 Daisy E3|1O<X> Muntansr 14
1 13'W Greaa Bend .. «0i 1000 Fine Nut .... 05
300 Gld Con M-5.0Ti.il
;\u25a0\u25a0*'/ '/.-' 2 p. m. Session
jiSOOO Mayflower ... 22 2000 Pine Nut" .... 05
300 Gld Con M.S. 02^4 100 Florence 2.95
200 Gld Con M...5.05
CLOSING 'QUOTATIONS
Tosopab District •
Riii Aist j Bid Vsk
Cash Bor ... 03 — iMont Mid Ex. V3 C5
Gold Anchor.. 17 « •\u25a0— joiiio' Ton .... — 03
{Great Westrn. 01 CSlPaymagter ... — 01
Ind Toa — 01!
Goldneld District
Adams CS OOlGreat Bend . . 28 30
i Black Ant* .. 03 • O4';(*rt Bend Anx 07 %09
S Blk B Bonan. 03 — 1'irt ' Bend. Ex. 08 10
j Bik Butte Kx 04 OOSJniabo Ex ..1.05 1.07^4
i Booth 23 2o|Kf;ndttll — 23
Columbia Mt. 23 — IKendall Ex -.03 04
Cou Fraction. — 04'Lone SUr .... 12 14
iComnf Nation 08 C&jMajne 02 04
'Cracker Jack. 08 — JMohavrk Ex . . OG —
jPsisy 61 52tNerada Boy .. — Ofl
!D:xle' C3 04|NeT Goldfleld.. in
i Dominion — f.2|0ro 12 —
iFlorence — 2.»5jned Hills- .... — \u25a0 \u25a0 2S
Old Con M...5.00 5.05|Red Top Ex.. 1(5 - - 16
Gld Portland. — 11 1 Wonder l»2 03
Grandma .... 09 — | Yellow Tiger.. — 18
Bullfrog District
Atuethyst .... — 13|Mont Bullfrog. 02 \u25a0 . 03
Gold Bar — 40jOriK Bullfrog. ,03 —
Use Harris.. 01 02 1 Valley View.. — 08
Msohsttan District
Apr Fool Ex. 01 02 Man Humboldt — <:5
Gold Wedge-. 04 05 Man Little Joe — 02
Granny G M. 20 22 Man Min ' ICev. — 06
Man Broncbo.. 05 07| Man Red Top. 01 02
Man Comb ... 02 03 ! Man Whale .. 04 05
Men Cowboy.. 03 05!Mu«tanif El .. — 04
yizn Dextpr. . — lSlPlne Nut .... 04 03
Other District*
Bunker Hill., t- S.50i Pitta S Peak.. —1.25
Comstocks
Alpha ....... 08 \u25a0- <S'Hal« & Norc. . 7» SO
\lta ........— 'J3'Julla 07 —
Andes 18 lt*iJustice 02 03
UelcUer ..... 44 — Kentnck. ..... 10 —
Best & Belch. — 1.10 Mexican * 55 56
BnlUon 15 IS Onhlr ...I.o7 1.42
Caledonia .... — 44 OTerman 10 r-
CbaHenge .... 22 V5iPotosl - 12 33
Chollar 18 *19iSaTaze 65 06
Confidence ... — 1 .05 Scorpion ~ 10
Con Imperial. O4 C5 See Belcher .. — J»S
Ccn Va M Co. 75 7T Sierra £•»•".$* ifi
Crovrn Point.. 31 —Union Oon ... 43 4«
Exch*>«ri«r ... — 86 Utah i W —
S & Cur. 23 — [Yellow Jacett. -2.20
UEAt. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Antdne Borei and wife to PreeWto terrace as
sociatloa, lot 22. Presidio terrace; $1.
James M. Ellis et aL to Leopold -Welnstein,
Jot at X corner of Bacon and Hcrvrard streets,
SK 100 by NE 120; ?10. \u25a0
I'mile B. Kahn to Northslde realty, company,
'ot et SW corner of Jackson and Keaxny streets,
W 3i:5 by N 137:6; 510. • n^ r ...
.George VC. Uannlnß et aL to J. B. How-ell,
lot In W llae of Twentieth avenue, 375 « or
Clement Btreet, N2sby W 120; *10. \u25a0 '. _
Henry Crlsson, deceased (bj adminU&atrlx},
to Edward B. Hlnde*. lot to SE I line 1 o< Clary
«tr*et 72 NE of Slith, NE 44:7%, SE 80, SW
i 41™; NW 63:f1. SW 3, NW 28:3: $3,750.
Kd'^'ard B. Hindis to Mary Croeson, -\u25a0 lot
SE line of Clary street, 72 NE of Sixth. >L.
I i4u%. SK SO, SW 41:7%, SW 03:9, SW 3,
I N WUliam A?' Kelly and wife to Isabella-S«hot
tier lot at SW corner of Twenty- third and.Ala
bama streets, H 104 by W 60; $-— . _
BUte realty company to Frederic M. Chamber
lain lot In X line of Forty-sixth avenue, 116 S
of Q street. 8 25 by B 120; flO.
i Same to same, lot in B line of Forty-Birth ar»
eup. 200 R of Q street, S 25 by E 126; «— -%
Fllen Cushlne to Bridget A. Miles, lot In B
•]fru> of Stout's alley, 11C:6 S of Jackson street,
S Blrahart^eta' and wife to Eliza Dnpllssea,
lot in E line of Forty-ei«htn aTenue, 130 N of
*££:* ferr^ K et 20 ai. ll t 11 o LL E d^n H. Mank,
Jot oa W line of Shrader Btreet, 210.T S of Ber
ntwth, S 25:3, W l&0:l?». » 35. E 178i6V6i
fl Jnlla E. Dnioran to Jacob A. Fischer, lot In
W Hue of Sancues street, 253 S of Thirtieth, 8
Si^oU et al. to W. H. Morplxy.
lot at SW corner of Crescent aremie and Porter
street, W 70 by S 120; $10. .
Ana B. Althaus to John J. Hn«bes, lot at W
<^rner of Burrows and Hamilton Btre«ts, SW
14 Ao°pist Kroe««r and -srife to Frederick Doebat,
lot in N line of Valley street, 100 W ot Omreh,
W 25:8 by N 114; &O. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' .
J. Hampton^ Moore (recelrar of City Trort,
RaT« Deposit and' Snrety company of Philadel
phia) to William " Plant and vrtfa. Jot at Isß
corner of Don«las« and Twenty-fourth streets,
William" P. Foster to Elizabeth I. Foster, lot
"at SW corner of Eighth avenue and O street, W
i KS:4 by S 100; $10. -' \u25a0 \u25a0 ;
! Hlbernla saTinss and loan society to Maurit;
J. Nelson, lot in E line of Castro street, 26:6
Sof Valley, S2sby E 105; $480. .
M. llealy, alia« Uealey, and Berry Ilealy, ae
(-,-,(mJ, to Clny Slanmb, lot on;E line of Ala
bama .stw-ft, 75 S of Twenty-Mta, 8 25 by B 100}
f1.350. . ' ' " / -\u25a0.-\u25a0\u25a0' -\u25a0 \u25a0 .'\u25a0" "- ' "." '"':
Ethel Hartson to Oscar W. Wnd and wife,
lot to S line of Twenty-third* street, 150 E °*
itougiasß, E 26:8 by S 1U; flO.
Emily E. Brlckett to Charlfu 11. Granz, lot In
E lino uf Twenty-first street, VJa S of California,
S 25 by E 120; 510.
nJzzie ilainz to Julius Olender ct al., lot In S
line of Sutter street, 1C7:8 W of PUtce, W 52r6
by S137:«; *10- "-• / -.
James L. Unlland and wife to 'Lydla'H.-.Va
lencia, same; $10. - , : \u25a0; '" ; 1.
' WHUnm Bernstein to Nebon realty company,
lot in E line of Clayton street, 634 54% 8 of
Frederick, 8 25 by E 108:3; $10.
Charles H. Bod« to Henry A. Burke, lot at
SW corner of Twentieth ; and Church street*,' S
114 by.W 105; *10. . -.\,-.-.-.:U
. Margarita Safford «t al. to >fary -A. Burke,
lot at SW corner iof Twentieth -.and Church
streets, S 114 by W. 10.V, $10.
'- Mary -A: Burke Ito Arnt Anderson, lot In W
line of Church street, 87 8 of TwanUath, 8 27
by:W:80; $10. :-.;." ,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;: \u25a0% . v \u25a0 > • . •\---
Albert F. Adams and wife to Scabella Adams,
lot In W line of, San Carlos arenne,: 235 N' of
Twentieth street, N2sby W (rift.. ,
\u25a0Eugene F. O'Connor: to Joseph ; O'Connor^ lot
in S line, of Alvarado street, 152:8 .W of San
ch«s, W 25:11 by S 114; gift.
J. B. Treadweir (inc.) to liljlan Vu>».' lot
In-line of Pine street, 137:6 E of Larkin,, E
85:6 by N 137:6; *10.. \u25a0 ,
Thomas Rods . to, Janet ' Rosa, • lot ' In 8 . line
of . Sunset avenne, • 30.15 13 : of 'Byfield \u25a0 tract,"
890 "by E 30.15; gift. •
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Loulu I.lpman and wife •to Adelaide . Nel*on,
lot in 8 line of I?; street,' 85 W of Tweaty-flrst
I aTenoe, .W 25; $10. \u25a0 .
Ttulldlngr Contracts
Robert' So Brown with Orejr°n concretefcom
pany—All work for "' a six ' story 1- and - basement
Kteel asd brick building in r S line of O'Fairell
\u25a0-. ' : \u25a0 - ; "..- .-\u25a0'.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '. i _-. --:.,..\u25a0.,..;.,\u25a0.\u25a0>;]. \u25a0\u25a0- _....'\u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ..\u25a0\u25a0 ' .-.' .. \u25a0 . . , \u25a0 ' \' \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0 :" ' ' ' \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0'.'.\u25a0• ;. . \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0-.'...'.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0:.\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'• \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0...'\u25a0'« \u25a0 ,' ,\u25a0 , .. , "\u25a0.'.,\u25a0•\u25a0 ...
THE SAX FIUXCTSCO .CALL, SATITRBAT, OCTOBER 12. 1907.
day. Florence Bharod In the depression
and got belov,' the $3/ mark, or. at
$2.97%, late in the day.: ; The sales of
Goldfleld Consolidated':; Mines' r were
about 10,000 shares. Of this total, 5,800
sharrs went ; out at ?5.02%,
habitues of the mining atock'exchanges
seeing a .good; thing •' \u25a0 at 1 that , price.
The dividend 1 on Goldfleld Consolidated
Mines, 10c r a 'share, /is . payable | next
month, in accordance with the: terms- of
a notice* recently sent out \by' the man
agement to the stock holders. . ;
i . Combination Fraction, which was
hit severely, was sold in small quantity, ;
not to exceed 6,500 shares in : a , host j
of transactions. The owners? hung' on i
to it.with resolution, but yielded to the j
extent mentioned when they saw- the I
market sliding down .hill. \u25a0 V '.
Belmont lost 10 points and sold at
?1.75 to ?1. 65. Blue Bull was down to I
the phenomenally low "flgTire. of ; 18c. j
The largest sellers were Red Top Ex
tension, 17,000 shares at'lsc to 16c, and I
Atlanta, 27,000 shares at 27c to 25c, I
EMBEZZLES JEWELRY
OBTAINED BY FRAUD
Mrs. Marie Cardinell Is in
Trouble Over Presents
From Leroy
. • \u25a0 \.
The tables were turned on Mrs. Marie
Cardlnell of 1523 Tenth avenue South
in Police Judge Conlan's court yester
day, when she " was arrested on com
plaint of Henry Leroy, an aged French
man, on a charge of felony embezzle
ment.
As stated in The Call yesterday, Le
roy was 'arrested on complaint of O'Neill
& Eber, jewelers, 1744 Fillmore street,
on a charge of obtaining goods by false
pretenses. On the representation that
he had money on deposit in tlie Lon
don; Paris and American bank, ho pur
chased a diamond ring. valued at ?110
and a gold bracelet valued >kt $65,
which he presented to Mrs.''.. Cardlnell
In the store. It was found that he
had no money In the bank, and repeat
ed demands for payment of the account
were unsuccessful. .
A search warrant was obtained to
recover possession of the ring and
bracelet from Mrs. Cardinell Thurs
day, but a return was made yesterday
that the articles could not be found.
Mrs. Cardlnell told the Judge conflict
ing stories. She first said that her at
torney had advised her not to give up
the articles: then she said that Leroy
had taken them from her trunk; which
Leroy vehemently denied' Leroy said
that he had made her the' presents-be
cause she had been kind to him 'and
his daughter, and Mrs. Cardlnell as
serted that She had advanced him at
different times f 100, as he led her to
believe that he was wealthy, and that
was why 6he had received : the . presents.
She said she was a married woman, but
her husband was in France. ". . :
The Judge thought 'that Mrs. Cardl
nell was not dealing fairly with ; the
court, and suggested to Leroy that \he
swear to a complaint charging her with
embezzlement, which hhre r readily con
sented to do.
Mrs. Cardlnell whispered to a young
girl who. was sitting behind, her to
hurry home and get everything out of
the way. After Leroy had sworn to
the complaint Mrs. Cardlnell was
booked at the city prison. j
SECOND RAIN OF SEASON
LAYS DUST OF STREETS
Drenching Yesterday Morning Is
Followed by Fair Day, and Predic
: , tions Are for More Sunshine
The BGcond rain of the season fell In
San Francisco yesterday morning: be
tween 8 and 9 o'clock, laying: the dust
of the streets and washing away the
gray coating which haß covered : the
walls In the burned district for months.
For a short time there was a decided
patter/ but the precipitation was . light,
being registered at six one-hundredths
of an Inch."" 1 ! ...
On Mount TanralpaJs the rainfall was
practically the same as .in the city, but
the only other part of the state report
ing: any signs of moisture was Eureka,
where there was a trace of rain.
The sky cleared after; the shower
yesterday, morning, and the official fore
cast for. today Is for, fair weather, with
a fresh southwest breeze.';;
PROTEST PROM EVGI^ESIUH
A protest against the -transferring of
patients suffering with chronic diseases
to the Inglealde niodel camp .was made
by the . residents of, the district -at; a
meeting of th« tngleslde Improvement
club Thursday, evening. ;An eleotlon .to
fill vacancies resulted : asi follows: jj J. C.
lornch, treasxtren G. B. Leet, recording
secretary; G. A. Trautner, financial sec
retary; JS. A. Smtth and i.'G.r. Fulton/
sergeants at arms. The club appointed
a commltteelto look into the matter of
widening Ocean avenue, as bonds ' have
been Issued for that purpose.
COST jOP nEMOMNG ITILti
City Sagtneer Woodward roughly; es
timated yesterday | that the cost ?of j re
movlDg Rlncou hill would be : approxi-*
mately $8,000,000. The , west : of Seocnd
ctreet property owners desire a portion
of ; the hill leveled; but ; : the ;, east
Second street property, owners object; to
the plan unless tho entire hill is graded.
Woodward is of -the 'opinion | that?: the
latter "course is J the * proper^ one.V v The
board^: of works %will ; hear both^ sides
of the question : today. „
Btreet. 75 Wof Taylor, W. 62 .-6 by 8 75, for
|66,000. . :- k . \u25a0\u0084;'•.-;. ; . *
. Katherine A.: RltSts and Marie A. Mnsto.witb
William Cronon — Galvanized '- Iron;; and tin ,work
and ~ skyllßhta for » a-= four 1 story ; and : bagement
brick bullillßg . at " N W - corner <of '\u25a0\u25a0 California and
Dupont streets, N 107:6 by^W;Bo, for;s3.B7O. 'J
John Bacher, with Jamefl MePhedran— All work
for a sir room cottage In the E line or Bercn
te*nth . aTenoft ? South,'-! lots R42 * and i: 43,"' .: block
3SO, Case tract, estimated at: s3,ooo. .
;i \u0084 Kiel estate company, with * the : John G ,~l Rut ton
company— Steam beating system for a seren story
buUdlng : in :SW i> line f: of Third ; street, • 65 4SE
of Stevenson, SB 60 by SW 60, - for $1,720.'.: j
\u2666 \u25a0 Martin '. T. * Corneyj with ;G llman -: & \u25a0 Johanten—
All .work) for ' a two ! story ; : frame building in ' lot
31^: block fi, . Holly i park '\u25a0 tract,*; for r $4,200." : ?-\>
• \V*eU»-Fargo & Co. • with , Galasst ? marble | %n&
mosaic " company— Marble ? work,*;' tiling •: and !\u25a0' ter
razzo, * bra ss » fi l l lnes > for toilet t rooms i for s e Jght
etory tmlHllng at N coiwr : of Mission i and Sec
ond streets, NB 112 by,KW 160,^ for, $25,532. ' '
'-:'.- Banca ; Popolara \ Ofcraia : Itallana > with f A*g Ca
denasso—ExeaTatiijJi"; bulltlieadlngJand I pomplng
for building In. W-iIR« of Montgomery street and
NE - line of Montgomery avenue, » N W 80.02, - E
61:2^,8 61:6>for $2,300. .< . -V- -/\u25a0
Charles Alan ? with * Langs %& | Bergstrom— All
work for a two -story, and casement brick bnild
mg In B line of Bartlett alley, 131:0 N of Jack
son street.'E.eO by X 20, for $8,600." vtf^-r-v:
! H. Morgan 1 with A.*i W. , Burnett-^iAll ; work ! for
a I three - story ? frame, * In •; W-: line * of < Valencia
street. 120 \u25a0, if of Twenty-third,"; N ; 25 i by \u25a0W- $75,
for • $7,984. \u25a0•'•: . ' ; -: . :\u25a0..•-: .'• t- •: -\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0' v;--:.<v- -*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-
- Mrs. • M. -: C. - Todd .with O. B. .' Ackerman't &
Son— All work ! for . a one ; story,; cottage -at '\u25a0 corner
of Twentieth '•' and -; Castro ; streetß,', for is9Bs.i s9Bs. ' r
Lucle .> Moeller. with I W. H. Morphy— All • work
for Ia I one I story,; cottage ?at t XE I corner ; of i Clover
strent I and I CssalU 5 avenue, iWi 25 by ; N r 62, for
$i,soa
RECENT FLOWEI^ SHOW
/ PROVED; BIG SUCCESS
State Floral Society Declines to Join
Oakland in an Exhibition to Be
V Held Next JVTay
Tho niombers of the California State
Floral society met yesterday afternoon
at 852 Grove street : and discussed the
outcome ofUhe florall show^ given last
Saturday. -\t "was found "that • the*'ex-*
hibltlon waa'lees costly than those held
at other- times; and fully,(as
!An -'off er from an ; Oakland v society to
holdi a > joint ; flower ; ; Bhow In 5 Oakland
next May was not accepted, as the Btate
society intends to hold; its regular dis
play in. San Francisco. /• ; >
\u25a0"A "feature of the : meeting was the
reading 1 by - Mrs. LuV O. )Hodgklns :of an
i article written by "Alexander; Craw .of
f the 1 :- states board of '- horticulture; con
| cernlner \u25a0 the many bugs and vegetable
j parasites ''\u25a0 encountered; In^ floriculture,
and advanced : scientific- methods for
: their extermination. ' f : . '. "\u25a0
; .V President H.Plath announced that at
the \u25a0 next- meeting, of '-.: the on
Xovembcr 8, each*, member would be
called upon to read an essay on chrys
anthemums.'-\u25a0):
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following, marriage licenses were issued
In this" city Friday, October 11:
William Sorbie. 30, and Mary T. Mlchie, 31,
both of 69 Prosper st. . ,
Oliver C. Roberts, \ 27, - and California Frazler,
27, both- of San Francisco. \u25a0 :" \u25a0. " " o ;
I \u25a0: \u25a0'-. Nicolas Fadeff, 21, and ' Katie ' Cunockova, IS,
I both of 'BSS Kansas et. o •
i :•-• \u25a0> John H#!strom, 33, 1333 Montgomery ave^
and Engla C. Sandgren, 25, 885 Valencia St..
Hunter -\u25a0 Pettit. C 39, 751% Webster St., 'and
Florence B. Scrlbner, SH, 8535 Clay st.
Max F. W. . Kuehn, .28, and Pearl A. . Gould,
23, both of 2021 Fifteenth st. ..-. "
John P. Johanson, 56, 77 Twenty-ninth Bt.,
and Maria "Akerman, 63, 165 Highland .aye. .
John B. : Wolters, 3?, vlB Diamond St., "and
•May: Rozanoff, 34, 293 Devisadero st.
OAKLAND, Oct. 11-— The following marriage,
licenses were issued today: . ' / ~-
Joseph Narclzoi 25, Centerville, and Frances
Sarmento, 22, Warm Springs. .
John S. Meyers, 2!>, and Virginia Silva, 18,
both, of .Oakland. -
Fred ' Lewis, 21, Los Banoe, and Mary Saute,
20, Ne>vTHan." - ' . \u25a0 "\u25a0? •...;\u25a0
Emanuel S. R«>a, 2?, Alameda, and Rose Tur- ;
ncr, 28, Oakland. >-
John A: Godfrey, 23, and May C. Lewis, 22,
both of San Francisco. -:
BIRTHS, JARRIAGES> DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted. They, must be handed In at
either of the publication i offices and be Indoresd
with the name and residence of ; persons author-
ized to - have the same published. -Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
ARNOLD— In Berkeley, Cal., October 7, 1907,
to the wife jof Frank Dodge Arnold, a son.
MOOSBR— Jn this city, to the , wife of Georgs
Mooser. Shanghai, a daughter. \u25a0 .
MARRIAGES v
KIN SET — HULSB— In this city, October 10,
1907. by the Rev. Edward K. Strong, " pas toe
Trinity Presbyterian church, Charles Hart'
Klnsey and Alice Benicia Hulse, 8 both of San
j Francisco. \u25a0
VINT— LITTLE— In this city, September 9.
1907, by the Rev. WllUam Kirk Guthrie. Hugh
A. Vint and Sldn«y P. Little,
DEATHS
Blebeshelmer, Julius 32 Lyons, . Mary ....... 65
Butler, James...... 73 Magorty, Hugh —
Brown, Enos ...... 60 McCoaaghy, John . . 60
Oobine, John .....; 61 Mead, Mary O. 31
Conway. Henry F... — Nash, Patrick- ...... 52
Crist, Frances Curry— O'Clalre, Alfred J..... 34
Derby, - Charles 8.. 54 Owens, ; Margaretta.. —
Ellis, Daniel J..... 42 Robertsoii, \u25a0 WllUam.. 78
Glbney, Theo. A.... 31 Sharkey, Thomas J.. 48
Hughes, Edward .. 03 Smith, Patrick .„...—
Jones, Catharine. ... — Stewart, Andrew ... 86
Kane. : Matilda .... 64 Tewes, George ...:.. 6C
Kenney,. Emma ...... S6 Webber, N0ra:'...... ?0
Laffertv,- Theresa O. \u25a0 2 Weymouth, - Tobls D^ ci
Larsen, Jens ...... 49 Williams, Rachael E. 29
\ - — . \u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0••" -
BIEBKSHEIMER--In Berkeley, Cal., at his late
residence, 1931 Parker street, Julius, beloved
husband of Martha" Blebeshelmer, father of
Evelynn Blebeshelmer, son of Mrs. Lena Louis
and the late : Peter i Blebeshelmer, and brother
of . George - and -the late Gustav. F. . Blebe-
ehelmer, ,a : native of Santa Crna, Cal., aged
82 years 11 months and 4 days. A member
of Golden Gate parlor No. 20, Native Sons of
the Golden West, and Golden 'Gate council
No. 551, , National •, Union. \u25a0 . ' :
'.*\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 Services 'will I . be held tomorrow (Sunday^,
at 1:30 p. m., at' the parlors of H. F. Suhr
- &• Co., .2919 MJsslpn . street . between Twenty-
. fifth and ! Twenty/slith, | under i tha I auspices
of Golden. Gate pirlorNo. 29, Native Sons of
the Golden West/ Interment private, Mount
Ohvet cemetery. *\u25a0-.- ; .
BUTLER— In Alameda, ' Cal., James Butler, be-
\u25a0 loved uncle of Helen M unlock, a native of
Ireland, ' aged 73 years. :
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
. Invited - to attend the ' funeral services . tomor-
row (Sunday), October 13, at 2 o'clock p. id,,
-\u25a0 at the funeral chapel of Smiley & Gallagher,
2325 Santa.C lara avenue, . Alameda. ; Interment
; St. Mary's cemetery. -
BROWN — In 'this ¥ clty, October 11, 1907, Enos
Brown, aged about- 60 years. :
Remains at the parlors ot Mcßrearty & I Mo-
, Cormlck, 915 Valencia street near , Twentieth.
COBINE— In Oakland, Cal.*, October ; 10, 1907,
John Coblne,' beloved husband *of Katherine
Coblne, -and. father of Annie Coblne aud Mrs.
js M. Sennell," a native of Auckland," N. Z.,' aged
\u25a0 61 years and 3 months. A member of Ancient
: Order 'of Foresters No. : C 148; * Oshont-e tribe
No. 78, I. O. R. M., ;and Royal Arch of
! V San ; Francisco.- V ''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 ; - - - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
/•Friends are- respectfully Invited to attend
iis the I funeral . tomorrow (Sunday^, M'\u25a0 2 o'clock
i p. m.; from* hi« late ' residence, 818 Elrrenth
' \u25a0'; street, Oakland. Interment St. Mary's : ceme-
| ,tery. -, ,\ , \,; . , ,- "i~/ . ,'" .
; CONWAV— ln ; this city,,, October 11, 1907, Henry
X. . Conway, o beloved -husband ;• of ' Kllzabeth
' Conway,'^ loving -father of Mary Conway,. and
i eon of the' late Michael and-Mary Conway.
\u25a0-. anativo of San Francisco, CaY A member of
San Francisco . aerla No. 5, ; F, . O. E. 1 . - > ' :: - -
H v Friends aad r acqualntancea are I respectfully
i, • Invited to attend the j funeral Monday, ; Octo-
\u25a0 berCM, at 8:80 a." m.. \u25a0' from i the puxlors of
1 Barry A Scully, 627 i. Valencia street, thence
• to St. : Paul's v chnrch, where \u25a0 a..a '.. requiem - high
\u25a0 ;.- moss , for th« % repose of his soul will be
* : celebrated, [ commencing . at 9 a. m. Interment
'•:.'lloly: .' Iloly Cross cemetery. "' . ;,:\u25a0";
CRIST— In Las" Anlmas, . Colo., October 0, 1907^
Frances • Currey, ; beloved wife of .W.. W. E. Crist,
and daughter of ; Mrs. Montgomery S. Carrey,
a, native of San Francisco, Cal. \u25a0 . V
-\u25a0: Friends : and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to > attend tho, funeral : Tuesday, « Ooto-
\u25a0 t>er - 15,' - at * 1a o'clock - p.> m., ' from t th* • mor-
\u25a0 tuary I chapel I m the I Golden | Gate . undartaklng
-; company,. 2475 - Mission* street ! near ' Twenty-
>;\u25a0•\u25a0: first, thence : by " electrio ; funeral < car -. from ; «or-
: \u25a0 .' ter - of= Thirtieth \u25a0\u25a0 street ; and . San • Jose : avenur
: at 1 :80 . p. m. Cremation Cypresa Lawn cetne-
1:- tery. „ .. ' - . \u2666 - ~
DERBY— In Verdi, . .iNer s October 6, 1007,
f'f Charles Buell Derby, a; native of Pennsylvania,
J-^aged; 64: years. •:\u25a0"•; \u25a0\u25a0.-. ;...\u25a0 ;." \u25a0.\u25a0"\u25a0*• .. '-.. '-. ." '.\u25a0:"\u25a0 '1 ..; "/. \u25a0
ELLIS-i-ln l Lac ; Jac, " Cal. 1 , near .; Reedlev, Octo-
': ber 10, »1907, 'Daniel 'J.< EUls, '; dearly beloved
I i husband jof : Elizabeth . Ellis, :\u25a0 beloved • father of
"*\u25a0: Herbert J. Ellis, beloved son ' of Mrs. ; Margaret
" i Ranken, « brother .. of Mrs. .: B.* : Lacostal \u25a0. and
; son ; in ila w of ; Casper J. ". and - Helen Becker, • a
' native \u25a0 of ," San > Franciso6,r Cal. ,- aged •\u25a0 42 : years
, 11* months sand'lO rdays. ; A ; member '.of . South
. \u25a0' Ban Francisco parlor No. "157,: N.'v S. ;G. "W.
t '/ .. Friends v and v acquaintances ? are = respectfully
/-. invited \u25a0?. to - attend , the": funeral : today: ' (Satur-
d ' day ),"t at 2 ; o'clock p.'j m., -. from \u25a0 the > residence
. \u25a0 of his • father in : law, : Casper J." Becker, ' 1745
\u0084 - Fifteenth ., avenue South. : Incineration: 1. -s O.
vjO. ;.F,t crematory- v . '. /..V:.;/ ... ;: ; \u25a0": -." r';
To , the . officers -and members of South • San
r - Francisco? parlor iN0.; 157,". S.iSAG. -,Vf. —
;V Brothers : % You ' are . hereby/ notified -\u25a0 to r attend
•itbe funoral 4 of ; our ; late -brother,-? Daniel ;J."
B Ellis," today t (Saturday), at ;\u25a0 1 :30 ?. p- tn., from
-the resldpnct! of his i father In J law, "Casper J.
: ' Becker, ; 1745 " Fifteenth ';\u25a0 avenue - South.^ " By
' order of > CHARLES r SOHEFLIN, Pres. » :
i: J. tF."^ REGAN, Rec.: Sec. \u25a0•-; '\u25a0 :\ ,•--'-; \u25a0\u25a0:-\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0.
GIBNEY— In" this : city. October \u25a09; 1907. Theb^
.; A.' Glbney, beloved husband s of , Julia- Glbney,
>.-: end j father ' of | James, s Glenna > and '\u25a0 Theo.i GlD-
\ ney,'- a * natives of * Leavmaworth, sKans.;j" Rgod
. \u25a0 81 , years ; 11 "i months I and \u25a023 $ days.~s (Montana.
":- Leaven worth? and ; Denver > papers ; please | copy.)
, , r Frtends ". and u acquaintances r ere : . respectfully
'\u25a0\u25a0'i invltod> to' attend «the r . funeral today:' (Satur-
:'•\u25a0• day), ? : at * 11' o'clock a. s m., i from \u25a0 tha parlors
:of; D. Kenny -ftfi Co.,* 1719. v Eddy, street
H near 1 Scott. thence Ito f Holy \u25a0; Cross t church * for
'\u25a0'"• eervioes,^ commencing v at i 11 :15 ."- o'clock ; a."" m
-Holy jCross "s" s cemetery.;, •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, -f,^ ~ : ..
HUGHES^--Inl thisTclty.'s- OctobVr \u25a0 11,*- 1907/ -Ed-
m ward ; Hughes; l dearly -beloved I husband I oJTAHce
- Hughes, 1- and # loving % father '* of f Philip, t> John
;'• v; ana i Edward "- Hugh es.l Mrs."? Robert -J. - 1 Wilson .
•: Mm.* James h E.*i Wilson :. and "4 the < late t Peter
' J.s Hughes, iamativejof iCountyi Armaghr.lre-
•iland,jaged26s?years^A' member \u25a0_\u25a0. of ,_ the > rig-
•*-• gers'.' and '.stevedores .union, j ' ; - ;i :r;: r ; -\u25a0>>,;..
V> ; Friends f and % acquaintances i are \u25a0 respectfully
'- Invited t to ' attend ; the J funeral Monday, '=< * Oeto-
-' ' ber ? 14,? at • 8 :30 «" o'clock : a.*; m.y ; from > his -late
\u25a0\u25a0''• residence, ; 142 Silver street, ' .- thence to" St."
nose's : cliurcb, Lwhere a' requiem high mass
for the repose of his sonl wIU be celebrated,
commencing at j O.a.' m. Interment Holy Cross
• f cemetery. * \u0084,/:" ' \
JONES— In ."this city. October 11, IPOT, Cath- 1
arlne, dearly belovod : wife .of • the \u25a0 late t>r. ;
\u25a0VVllllam Jnuw, Bn«l lovin? smother of Mrs.]
Mary.vK.. Knst., Mrs. KmeUa Lawrence and;
"•\u25a0• Catharine H.. Eusone T.. -Dr. Charles E. and
" Helen J.: Jones. I'tease ; otnlt ; flowers.-;: 7~,
; N'otlce of fun»ral . hereafter. . •• : ...
KANB-^-At Vino Hill, 0a1., ; Matilda Kan?, l>e-
\u25a0-\u25a0 lo vt-d wife -of \u25a0'. the i late - John*- Kane-, I loving
mother .of = MarjV- Sarah, TlUte, Mlchaol.
; JameS and j Peter Kane, .and slater of Annie
" McKcnna \u25a0; and \u25a0 Peter and '\u25a0 James '; McKenaa, a
;= native of ; lreland, aged 64 years. .'' • <i ,
KENNEy-'(Cr6cser)— In "this city. : October It,
-•> 1007. \u25a0 Emma, ilparly beloved ;. wife of Thomas
" H.'-Kcnnev,: and sister >of ' Charles Croeser and
Ize Cnjes'er of - Detroit, V Mich., '-\u25a0 a 1a 1 native of
San Jose., Oal., nsed 30 years 5 months and 15 ;
• days. (Benicia, \u25a0 Cal. : Detrolt,^Mlch., and Port- ,
: \u25a0 land. : Or., \u25a0 papers - pleas e ; copy.) *\u25a0 -' «".\u25a0--"
Notice of- funeral hereafter.' Kemalns at ,
the parlors of H. F. • Suhr. &Co., 2910 Mis- ;
;- elon street between Tweuty-nfth' and Twenty- i
; ; -.Bixth. «;/-.\u25a0 -.-.".-^ ,'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 -. \u25a0'•:-' '-:'\u25a0:::\u25a0- . .'-
i*AFFEKTT~In .this city. - ' October ;0. 1007 . !
Theresa C. liafferty,: dearly beloved ilanghter i
fof ', William *B. and * Barbara j lafferty. - and . be- i
< loved f sister . of -> ; Catherine 11., Willliim A.,
James J., Charles B.; Barbara, Henry.-^-Mary. j
. • Oneeta '. and Ignatius Lafferty,' a native of San
Franoisco, - Cal., . -^g<"i 2 . years 2 months »nd
• 26 days.'. \u25a0...\u25a0\u25a0 -- i '•'„\u25a0\u25a0 '••'. \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 ."\u25a0 - "'\u25a0' \u25a0'
Frtend3 and * acquaintances , are • icspoctfully
\u25a0,:• invited :to attend : the "funeral -today: (bat-
. urday), at '\u25a0 10 - o'clock - a". : m.. from : the resi-
d ence of . her parents, X>\ 1 Wal'tr : street be-
; tween \u25a0 Stelner and 'CPier .;•».' Intertnunt" Iloly
; Cross : cemetery. '. '\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0
XjA-RSEN— In this city, October. 10, 1007, Jens
.Larsen. . a' native of Deninarli,: aged 43 .years.
.A member of the paintera' union, local No. 19,
. \u25a0: and Golden Gate lodge . No. 40, Danish j Broth-
;-;: erhood of America, v "\u25a0" ; \u0084 .
; : Friends . and acquaintances are respectfully
invited jto attend • the : funeral . tomorrow (San-
day),., at • 9:45 a. m.*,' from -. Noorgaard hall,
corner of O'Farrcll and Larfein streets. Kuneral
tuider ' \u25a0 the t, auspices • of ' ; Golden Gate lodge
No|. 49, Danish * Brotherhood .of America. In-
terment Mount Olivet cemetery, via the 11:30
a. m. train, from Third and Townsend streets
V depot. ; \u25a0;,\u25a0;.» :\u25a0.-;; \u25a0;:>..... /•"\u25a0", '^ '•-.''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0—••'.\u25a0
LTON'S— In this city, October 10. ; 1907, Mary,
. beloved wife of the ' late : Edward Lyons, - and
loving mother >"of Wflliam, - John and < Thomas
Lyons, \ Mrs. Michael Hart, and the late Ed-
ward Lyons \u25a0 and Mrs.% Kora Woltera, a native
;of Arron ; island, - County - Galway,". Ireland,
'•\u25a0'aged". 65 years. -- - ;• . . .V \u25a0 ;-\-
*- Friends end acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend \u25a0. the funeral today ; (Sat-
urday), : October 12, at S:l5 a. m., from the
\u25a0 funeral j parlors iof Samuel McFadden & Co.,
1070 Halght 'street near,; Baker, thence to St.
9 Rose's : church, i where a I solemn requiem J high
mass 'for the repose* of her. sour will be cele-
brated at 9 a. m. Interment Holy. Cross cem-
e tery. ' ; - zM '•.'-\u25a0; .\u25a0. , : -\ '--\u25a0-; \' '\u25a0
MAGORTY— .In East Oakland, Cal.,' October 11.
: 1907, at his late residence, 653 East Twenty-
fourth street near Fourteenth avenne, Hugh
Majtorty, dearly beloved husband of Margaret
Magorty, and father of Mrs. F. B. Lloyd and
Walter Magorty, ! a native of : Ireland. •
Notice of funeral hereafter.,
McCONAQHY— In" this city, October 11, 1907,
John McConaghy, a native of Ireland, " aged CO
years. A member of the painters' union, local
:', N0.^19. -' -,-.- :,'-'\u25a0. " - \u25a0 - . ' -
"- ' Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 10:15 a. m:, '; from the; parlors of
Porter & ':. Vv ? hlte, 1531 Golden Gate avenue
-corner "of : Scott street. [lnterment Mount
Olivet cemetery, by the 11 :30 . a. m. train
:. leaving Third and Townsend streets depot.
MEAD— In .this city, October 11. 1907. Stary
- C, dearly beloved wife of William D. Mead,
loving mother of Wlnfleld H. Mead, daugh-
ter -of Mrs. Maura Oarpeneto,' and sister of
Mrs. Therasa Rivera,; a native of Colusa, Cal.,
aged. 31 years. -'\u25a0 ' -. /-. .-\u25a0;.;\u25a0•/
NASH—In : this city, October '10, . 1907, Patrick
\u25a0 Nash, beloved -husband pf "the late Susnn
--\u0084*N ash,- a' -native- of County Clare, Ireland, aged
.62 years.-:-, "i--, \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 - ; ;-, - : ,< ' ' \u25a0„\u25a0'
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral .today (Satur-
day), at 8:45 a. m., from the funeral par-
lors of Samuel McFadden & Co.. 1070 Halght
street . near Baker, thonce to St. ; Peter's
church, where a requiem : high mass for the
, repose of his soul- will be celebrated at 9:30
a. ;m." Interment Iloly Cross cemetery. J
O'CLAIRE— In this: city, October 10, 1907, Al-
1 fred* Joseph" O'Clalre, . dearly beloved eon of
Alfred and . Annie O'Claire. and devoted
brother of Toussalut, Klchard and Frances
O'Claire, Mrs. R. L. Fceney and Mrs. R. -T.
Harvey, a 'native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
*8-t years 11 months and 8 days. \u25a0
\u25a0 Friends and acquaintances . are respectfully
Invited • to attend the funeral today _ (Sat-
urday), -October 12, at 1 p. m., from the
parlors of Valente, Marlni & Co.. - 3448 Mis-
- Blon street between; Thirtieth street and
Cortland avenue, thence to , St. Paul's churcb
; . for services \u25a0at 1:30 p. m. Interment , Holy
I Cross cemetery, by electric funeral . car . at, 2
p. m. from "the corner of' Thirtieth street
r ; and San Josa : avenue.
OWENS— In this city. October 9, 1907. Mar-
garetta, ,. beloved wife of s John C. Owens,
i mother \u25a0of -W. X. f Frank C. - and Arthur J.
Owens and Mrs. Arthur R. Babcock, and sister
! 'of Mrs.-'M.. A. a native of England.
(New York j and | Brooklyn paptxs please copy.)
Friends . and . acquaintances are respectfuly
• Invited to attend the funeral services t today
.(Saturday), October 12, at 11 o'clock a. m.,
" at her - late : residence, 1314 Masonic I avenue
between Waller and,. Frederick streets. In-
I meat I Mountain Tlow cemetery, via 1 , o'clock
. p.- m.. creek . route boat. , ; > . "» .
ROBERTSON— In \u25a0 this dtyV October 10.J'1607,
; William -Robertson, \u25a0 beloved husband of the
late • Margaret Robertson," and loving father
of Charles J. and \u25a0 Almwell "F. • Robertson and
Mrs. L. G. Demangeon," a native of . Scotland,
aged 78 years and 9 months. ,/ . ,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfnlly
Invited to 1 attend the funeral today (Satur-
day),. -at 9:30. o'clock a. m., from his- late
residence, 1729 Waller street, thenco to St.
Agnes church, where a requiem mass for the
repose " of his soul . will be celebrated, cora-
. menclng at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
SHARKEY— In thi* city, October 10, 1907.
Thomas J. Sharkey. beloved ; son of ; the lata
-James and Mary. . Sharkey, and brother of
James W. and* Bernard C. Sharkey and the
late, John, Sharkey, a. native of San Francisco,
Cal., aged 48 years H months and 5 days.
\u25a0 , Frtends and acquaintances , are respectfnly
Invited ;'.; '. to attend^the funeral today (Satur-
; day),;at 1 p. " m^vfrom -the parlors of. the
United Undertakers, 2008 Howard street near
Twenty-Recond, I thence ' to • St. i Joseph's church
for services,'' commencing; at 1:30 ,p. m.: In-
' terment* Holy, Cross cemetery. : . ,-
3MITH— In this. city, < October. 9/ 1907, Patrick
Smith, beloved husband of Mary - Smith, and
; b^oved • father of : Frank, ; John, Joseph. Wal-
ter? and Annie j Smith, a j native •of Ireland.
STEWART— an this i city, October 10, 1907, An-
drew. Stewart,- doarly beloved husband of Mary
Stewart, . devoted • father , of Mrs. Frank Ken-
Tllle, George Williamson and Andrew ' M. * and
j : John - S." Stewart, and brother :of John and
; • Nell . * Stewart, : : , a L native of ; Ireland, aged
66 years ;\u25a0 10 : months \u25a0 and 19 ; days. . A member
. . of ' the . draymen , and . teamsters' ., union. .
1 ";; .-: Friends: and acquaintances \u25a0 are respectfnlly
i invited to attend the - f nneral . Monday, Octo-
\u25a0 ber 14, at 11 \u25a0 o'clock a., m.; rrom the parlors
•\©f;H. F. Suhr & C0., -201ft Mission street.
1 ; between I Twenty-fifth ; and ; Twenty-sixth. \u25a0 in-
terment Cypress .Lawn cemetery, by. carriage.
TEWES— In this city, October 11, 1907, George
: Tewes, ... beloved ' husband *of - the : late • Ann
Tewes,*: and father ' of George D. and Adolph
T. Tewes, : Mrs. \: James H. „ Rainey and' Mrs.
. JamessG. Phillips, a natlve~of Ilarburjr, Ger-
.:" many, aged 65 years.': :.: % ;
\u25a0' Notice .of r funeral- hereafter. Remain* «t
the parlors of D:- 1; -Kenny.;* C 0.,. 1719 Eddy
... street ; near -Scott. . : , .;- . ' V v . ','< -;
WEBBER— In J this city. October 9. 1007, Nora
''' Webber, -beloved wife -ot V the iate Dr. ;U.
; ; Webber, *a r native of i Massachusetts," , aged 80
' . ; yearß. - ( Tirainia City \u25a0 . and ':. Nevada v , papers
' please 'copyO \iM?~\ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 ' ' '' -'\u25a0 ~: ; \u25a0\u25a0'- \u25a0 •j ;
: «. Friends , and - acqnalntancea } are ' respectfully
Invited - to attend ? the ! funeral '-. today (Satur-
. day), » at j 10 : o'clock a, m^ ' from r the chapel
• of the i Old : : -People's ~- home,", corner of - Ptne
,5 and , Pierce .streets.;; Interment : San Jose,' ; Cal.
WEYMOUTH— In ''Berkeley, Cal.'; i October ? 10,
~ : 1907,*:. Tobls ': D.J Weymouth, : beloved ] husband
ffi of i Laura M. >Weymoutb. J and father ; of : Clar-
ence R.; : Chester -A'.;. Alice N., Ralph W. and
Grace =C . \u25a0 Weymouth, ', a native of . Maine, j aged
\u25a061 \u25a0 years ; 7. "months .-and 17 days. "_:;: '.= \u25a0 \u25a0
"'' \u25a0--,- \u25a0\u25a0;• Friends :' and s acquaintance!} " are ; respectfully
\u25a0i Invited ;. to /attend the t funeral ; uervlcas J today
(Saturday), "\u25a0? October ; 12^> at t S i p. m., at the
, ;, family \u25a0 residence, 2325 Blake street, Berkeley.
.WILLIAMS— -In this s *cjty,i October 10,' 1907,
\u25a0 Rachael : Elizabeth % Williams :, (nee Deemer),,
'. ' dearly, beloved wlf f» ; of ' Edmond x Williams r Jr.,
-;\u25a0> dearly - beloved ; daughter ; of :; Mr. > and Mrs
: ; John . F." , D»emer, \u25a0\u25a0 and slater of Mrs. . Gertrado
WM Fawke ! and Winfleld 82) and | Margaret i Deemer,"
'amative of Coos county. Or., aged 29 years 4
*\ months^and 6 tdaya.- .'-.vU * . , \u25a0 .r-
„ Friends and acquaintances \u25a0? are ; respectfnlly
f. invited • to . attend the * funeral i tomorrow - (Sun-
.;*,;" day), ; ; at :10 < o'clock \u25a0'.&.:' m.v'V from ; her » late
': residence, - 203 Connecticut street i near Eight-
\u25a0 '. eenth.'; Interment . Mount Olivet ; cemetery, • t>r
.; 11:30 k train : from , Twenty-fifth 'and Valencia
;,•? streets.' *.-.yV;-- - : \u25a0''."'\u25a0- :^:'-:^'. . - •\u25a0-'.:-\u25a0?\u25a0' X". ''"\u25a0'.. V-.c- ; r.'L-;V : : \u25a0-•
PODESTA & BALDOCCHI
y FLORISTS
1206 Sutter Street
\. Bet.*; Polk ,^ St.- and Van New -At,
;.-"_ V-";"/ --V Telephone ': Franklin ' 1764.
' ' Office of '1- .
WOODLAWN CEMmRY and
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
'"\u25a0'\u25a0 ~'\ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'•'•"\u25a0'" 'Now Located at t ' v
297 Monadnock Building^
AUgTIQNSALES
AUCTION SALE
.'\u25a0 ' ". ' —or —
t ti 1 Trotting Bred Horses
Jlfffi^ Chase's Pavilion,
Monday Evening,
- ;'.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0• fR^TT-' October 14, 1907
V. <J. William!" conslsrns MONTERET. 2:08%,
and several good prospects. \u25a0
Ed Parker consiyns a select bunch by REDI-
RECT, 2:10,. and STAM B. '8:11%.
Sam : Norrls consisas a carload by WASHING-
TON McKIXNEY and SIDNEY DILLOX -
• W.- A.. Clark Jr. consigns two trotters out of
SHE, 2:12^. and HAZEL WILKE3. 2:llH.
J. 0. Mowry consljrn* three by KINNEY LOC,
McKINNEY a»d,MENDOCINO.
-'--' L.- J: Rose consigns two trotters by JAMES
MADISON: one has been a mile In 2:13U-
Other. consignments Include SCHLEY B (trial
2:13%). a" number of trotters that have shown
fast aad several pairs elred by BOSWELL JR.,
NUTWOOD WILKES. LECCO. CHAS. DEBBY.
Horses at our stables for fiapectlon October 11.
Write for eatalosue.
.FRED H. CHASE &. CO.. Auctloaeers,
479 Valencia st.. S. F.
Jjs£ Rain or Shine Disposal $^g*
AUCTION SALE OF
Horses and Mares
Saturday, Oct. 1 2, at 11 a. m.
.: Owlnsr-.tothe late arrival of 40 head of Horses
and Mares, we are compelled to offer them on
the above date, as they arrived too late for our
Weekly Wednesday Sales. . Outsiders wishing to
dispose of their stock will please make arrange-
ments the day before sale, to- be held at the
Oakland .Horse and Vehicle Exchange, 565-567
4th st., Oakland. \u25a0 - ?
v J^-W.: MEDEIROS. Licensed Auctioneer!
OCEAN TIIAVEIi
v "j-yrfTp^js." j-yrfTp^js. Steamers Leave Bxoadway
. y£^i— soN. Wharves.
Af/^ vA LOW RATES, including
i* 1 / \Y>^'3 \**\ BERTH AND MEALS.
II \«4S^ 1 SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
I \ A^^a / \u25a0. / \u25a0 ' HATES.
V^ji VVFOR. LOS AXGELES,
SAX DIEGO,
SANTA EBARBARA.
Santa Rosa Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
Queen........ ........ '.Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TXCOMA,
VICTOniA AND VANCOUVER, B. C,
PCGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
G0vern0r. .......0ct. 11. 24, Nov. 8, 23, 11 a. m.
State of Cal. (Seattle direct. Freight oaly)
Oct. 12. 11 «. m.
Spokane Oct. 14, 11 a. in.
City of Puebla .Oct. 18, Nov. 3, 18, 11 a. m.
President...... Oct. 29, Nov. 13. 28. 11 a. m.
RODNDTHE SOUND EXCURSIONS, 11 DAYS'
Round Trip, Including berth and meals, $45.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
City of Topefca.Oct. 7? 12. 18, 24, 30. 10:30 a. m.
Pomona ......Oct. 9, 15, 21, 27, 10:80 a. m.
\u25a0 V And every third day thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS. MAZATLAN, LA PAZ,
ALTATA, MAGDALENA BAY, Calling
a# ENSENADA and SAN JOSE DEL
CABO, Return Trip.
Curacao... .....Oct. 7. 10 a. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1008
The palatial Alatka excursion steamsilp SPO-
KANE wl« T leave Seattle, 11 a. m., Jun» 18
July 1. 16, 31. Aug. 15.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
; _ TICKET OFFICES:
SAN* FRANCISCO— 3 Market st. and Broadway
' Wharf — Telephone Kearny 492.
0AKLAND.............. 968 Bros way -
San Francisco Freight Offlc*— Broadway Wharf.
a D. DUNANN, G. P. A., San Francisco.
toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
\u25a0\u25a0 Have .opened their penaanent office at
Room 240; James Flood Building
>S.S.* "Nippon Mara, T Wednesday, Oct. 80,
S. S. "Hongrkong Marti," Tuesday, Nor. 28
ISO 7. ." '
r S^ " 6. "America I Mam," Tuesday, Dee. 17,
190 i. -",.: /f" r {\u25a0\u25a0 -' - . . .J- *-' -
Steamers will. leave wharf, corner Ftrst and
Brannan streets, 1 .p. • m., for Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hlogo)
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong wlthNsteamers for Manila, India,, etc. No
cargo received on board on day of sailing.
. Round trip tickets at reduced rates .
For freight and passage apply at office Jamea
Flood building. Vi. H. AVERT,
Assistant General Manager.
SEATTLE, TACOMA,
PUQET SOUND
li AND ALL POINTS IN ALASKA
Through " Freight and • Passenger Rates.
\ • Elegant Steel Steamers.
BtJCKMAN AND WATSON
Sailing every Saturday at 1:30 p. m. /
ALASKA PACI FIC S. S. CO.
W. D. WELLS, Gen. Agt., Srenart St. Dock.
Phone Temporary 63.
OCEANIC S.S.CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE)
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Martposa saUs 11
a. tn., Oct. 17. Round trip.' first class. J123
HONOLULU — S. S. Alameda sails Oct. 28, If
v?a.m. Round trip, H25. 1 ;
HONOLULU — S. '< S. Alamsda sails Kov. 16 11
a. m. Bound trip. 8125. •
Passenger Dept.. 673 Market st. Freight otfiat
BS Clay st. : Phoa» Ttmp. 1221.
AMERICAN LINE |
Plymouth — Cherbourg — Southampton !
"- I'hllmlelphla — Uiifenstonn — Liverpool |
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Xew York— london Dtw«t
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
New York— Rotterdam, via Bonlosne
REIX^TAR LINE
. • New York — Dover—^Vntwrrp
WHITE STAR^ LINE
» New York— <lueen«toTrn- — Liverpool
: Plymont h — Cherbonxsr— Southampton
Boston — Qncenstovrn— Liverpool
; : New York— Azores— 3le<lltrrran«»ea
BEPUBUO-.Oot. 24. 8 p. o.| Not. 80. JajLffl
CRETIO ....:.:.Xtf*.'7, nooni D««. n. \r nr . 13
CEDM0^........ ........ .. .Jaa.^; f^ 13
. • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Bowi on— Jl« o« t m Mcdl trrameaa
ROMANIC..,.";. Oct. 26, 2 p. m.; Dec. (L Teh. t
CANOPIO ..Nov. Ift. 7:80 a. m.; Jan. lCvebTzs
G. N. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Paclnc Coast.
38 EUls street near Market.
Oompagnie Oenerale Transatlaatlqtie
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
r Sailing every Thursday.", instead of . Saturday
at 10 a. m. from Pier 42. North rives, foot or
Morton stwet. ._.'. X ' \u25a0 .'-.\u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0 - .\u25a0-•„-•'''.•--.
:- First class to Havre,; s7o and upward; second
class to ; Havre, 5 13 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES 'AND CAN-
ADA, IB State et., Nsw York. J. F.FUGAZI,
manager. Pacific . coast, 630 Montgomery st. Saa
Francisco, t Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.- -t ' " , _ - s - : \u0084..
CALL
Bring Results |
\u25a0'•-•' '- '•'\u25a0 '•'• '\u25a0 "•• \u25a0--••\u25a0\u25a0 j
ipREBsSND NAVY YARDj
;^:v ; ; VA^EJO:A^.NAPA_V
' : ;. Q'".\u25a0 c NAPA^'ALLEY ROUTE '.
-\u25a0 Montlcello S. : S. ; . Co.'i "ud Napa Valley Electric
R. \u25a0- R.;.;C0.--; Close connectloM. .\u25a0\u25a0;..", ' .
" TRIPS DAJXY--« . I
:'\u25a0' B<)atsUeave : Ban : \u25a0Fr£nciBco,7:oo. r '•9^43 «.- m.. :
12:30 noon.; 3:16,. 6:00, v »8:30 p.m.. :, •
3' San i Francisco \u25a0 la ndlng i ami < office, \u25a0 Clay street
wharf,*! north I end | ferry \u25a0 baildlng, I Market street
ferry.i; Meal« «; la carte, -r, - *.; "
M-! Phone' Kearny ;4o6.".ir.' -
: »Lands Navy Yard direct.
RAILWAY - TR.IVEI,
j*S'Fi+*\S : - Trains hxrs aad tre in*
V<^^^^ / r'ROir Septteiiber2s. 190^
>§J^^O/ FERRY DEPOT
X^jX>^ Foot of Market Stregf
Leave —VU OAKLAND PIER— ArriTa
7.00 a Richasond. Port Costa. Benicia, Sui-
I tun. Dixon, Sacrameato, and Way
-4 Stations. 8.25?
7.CC» Ebsriri. Vacarifle, Ramasr B^3?
7.00» Daw?, Marysriile. OraviH**— Rose-
vfila. Red Bluff. Duasmuir 8.28 i»
7JWa Harvard. Na«s.'£aa Jc»e 7.08*
7.4Gt Valiejjj, Napa. faiistcji, Santa
Rasa, Martines, San Einon 9.28 a
7.4 C* Niles. Fieasanton, livermore, Tracy,
Lathrop. Stocktoa... 7.23p
B.oo* E2msU Lt-rss*— (VU David), W3-
Kaa* Wllows, Red Bhift; A&-
land, Portlittd and E3rt. 6.23j»
B.2Ca J[ir:ia»i. Byroc. Tracy. Stockton,
Nearaan, Los Baaos, Meadou, f 4.08?
- Haaford. Viaalia. FortervJle \ 4.48p
B.2Ga Port Costa, Latkron, J!erced, t Re>
mond, Fresno, Hanford, v isaha,
Tnlar* Bakersa«!d <-48?
8.20 a Newark. Cenwrv.lic, San Jose.
«\u25a0•-.-" Los Oatos, Wright ." B. 48?
B.ooa XHes. livermore, Stockton (*Milton),
Vallsy Sprisg. lone, Sacramento.
9.00* Sonora. T'jolmsne and Angds 4.08?
9.00 a Atlaatia Eipress— Cjden. Salt Lak»
City 7.28p
9.00 a Trackee. Laks Taioe, Reno, Tono-
pah.GoldSdd. 7.28n
S.4oa Richmond. Prat Costa, Martinez.... 6.48?
10.00 a The Overland Limited— Omaha,
Chicago. Denver, Kaaaas City. . . B.2SJ
10.20 a Vallaio. Mars IsLsnd. Naps 11^8*
10.20« Los .lajslcs Passenger— Port Costa,
MartiTKW, Byron, Tracy. Lathrop,
Stockton, alerted. Fresco, Han-
fird, Vwalia, Tulare. BakersSeld.
LosAageteat. 7.08p
I.0C? NllMt Saa Joae lad Way Stations.. 2.48p
1.40? Alvando, Newark. San Jose 7.28?
3J3Op Benicia. Winters, Sacramento, , -~ '
Woodlaad, Knights Landiai.
Marysvilla and Oroville 10.48 a
3.20p Porv Costa. Martinez. Byron, Ho-
desto, Mereed, Fresno 12.08?
3.20? Ska Leaadro, Niles. San Jose.'..... 9.48 a
3.30? Via Tiburon. West Napa. StHelena.
Calistosa. 10.25 a
3.*oj> Portland Express (via Davis), TO-
Eami Willows^ Red Bfcis. Ash-
land Portland and East 9.48 a
4.OCi Valleio JUirtinei, San Ramon. Naja,
Catstoei, Eaata Rosa 6.08?
4-00i> .Vileai Tracr. Stockton. Lodi 1 0.28 a
4.29? Eastern Espress-OgJea. Pueblo;
Denver, Kansss City, ct. Louie.
Chicajo
Martiaes, ftackton. Sacraciento,
Reno, Sparks 12.48?
4.40J San Leandro, Eayward. Nile*./ ]3.28 a
P'earaa ton. LJTennor* I \u2666 1 1 .48 a
6.00? Tho Ovi linited— Xewaan. Los
Banos. Jlendota. Fr«sno, Tdarp,
Bakersfieltl, Los Angeles. 8.43s
5.00? Newark Saa Joi>e, Los Gates. Wright 8.48 a
5.20? Saa Leaadro, N3es, Ban Jose 7.48 a
5.40? Yiilejo. Port Costa, Besifia. Suison.
Sacramento 11.28 a
6.20? China and Japan Fast Mail— -
Osden, Qieyenae. Omaha. Chicago 12.48?
6.20? Hayvard. Niles and Saa. Jose 6.48?
7XO? Goldaeli Pass.— Port Co3ta. Benieia,
EacnaestOh Truskee. Lake Tahce.
* Vad-j worth, Hazen. FaUon, Tcno-
pah.Goldfidd. and Keeler 7XBa
7 J3C? Vailejo. Benina tnd Way Stations,
Susdayenly ll^Ba
8.20? Oregon Express — Saeraaento,
\u25a0 Jurysvillei Redd : ag, Portland,
Pu^t SomH aad Kast 8.43 a
9.00f Sara-days Only— Saa Jcao and
Way Statio-s tS.23a
Commaneing October 5, 1397. :'• • , \u25a0".
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
Leave. 7.00. 8.00, 9.C0, 10.00. 11.00 a. m.
15.00. IjOO. 2.C0. 3.00. 4.C0. 5.00. 6.00. 9.00. 9.00 p. m
COAST LINE
yj"(Third and foTHsend gtr«^t^> , m
•6.10 a Valencia St., San Joss and Way
Stations 6.38 a
16.50 a Sunday Excuraon — Dd Moats, Moa-
teray, Pacine Grove t10.30j
7,CCa Valencia St., San .lose, Gilroy, Hol-
Kster, Pajaro, Watson ville, Santa
Cras, .Laurel, Boulder Creek,
Davenport, Del Monte, Monterey,
PaciSc Grove. 11.!5a
B.ooa The Coaster — Ean Jcse. Salica?.
Pasa Robies Hot Springs. Santa
Margarita, Ean Luis Obispo.
Cnudaftpe. Santa Barbara, &a
Buena.vu.tnr3. Oznard, Burkank.
Los Angeles. 1145?
B.ooa Del Monte. Paciis Grove, Surf.
\u25a0 \u25a0 L0mp0e.............. IMS?
9.00 a San Jose, Gilroy, Sallsas. Paso
. s Robies Hot Sprina San Lua
Obispo — Los Gato^ Anna. Wright,
Tres Piaos. Santa Cms Laurel,
Boulder Creek, Del Monte. Alow
terey. Paeiac Gnve. 4.10?
1 0 30a Valencia Si. Bin-liagatne, San Mateo.
Pato Alto, San Joae 4 7.40 a
11.30 a Vilsncia St.. Cemeteries, San Jos?
and Way Stations 8.45 a
1. 40? Valencia St.. Cemeteries. Eaa Jose.. 10.00 a
3.00? Del Mont« Express— Valencia St..
Eaa Jose, Gilroy Trss Picos.
P&jaro, WatscavCl;. Santa Croz,
Boulder Creek. CastrorJie. Dd
Monte. Monterey, .facias Grove.. 12.15?
3.15? South San Francisco, San Jose; Tres
Piaos 10.35 a
\u25a0 4.00? Sonset Express— El Paao, HoctcKV
Ne-jr Orleans....
Paso Hobles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo,~£aita Bacban, Loa
Angeles ..-. 12.40?
4.00? Del Monte. Monterey, Paeifis Grove. ,, 12.15?
|4.20? Valencia St., San Jose, aad Way
Stations tB.ooa
4.40? Valencia St., San Jos*, aad Way
Stations 1.20?
15.00? Valencia St.. Bttriiacaae, San Mateo,
< Palo Alto. San Jose, Los Caiou,
Wnsht... t9-03a
6.20? San Mateo, Redwood, Palo Alto,
San Jose. 9.30?
&30? Valenoa St, Son Mateo. Redwood.
I Palo Alto, San Joae— Santa Clara,
Loa Gatoa, Wright 6.30?
6.00? Nev Orleans Express— San Jose,
PaJinaj. Paso Rcbles Hot Springs.
San Luis Obiapo, Santa Barbara.
fe&llgelea, , 9»3Ct
inz. El Paso. New Orleana,. . 12.40?
6JKJp Watsonvule,SaataCrui— Del Mont*.
Monterey. Pacific Groves — Lompoe 11.45?
16.10? Valencia tit.. San Jose and Way-
Stations t6.46a
BJ3Op Valencia St, South San Frandsco.
SanJjse..., 640?
8.00? Valencia St, Ocean View. Pab Alto,
SaaJoie...., 7.30j
1145? Valesria St, Pah ' Alto, gap Jo^... tB^oa
tl.0O? Sacrameato River Eteaaen........ 18.00?
Union Iraaaer Company sgenU collect baegags aE3
checks on trains of Southern Pacific and deliver to
residence. . They are authorized to cheek baggags direct
frog ryidence. " ,
A for Morniag. - P for Afternoon.
f Sunday «zceptad {Sunday only.
_ _
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
October 6, 1007
i SHORE DIVISIO.V
- For Sausallto, Mill Valley, San Ra-
fael — Dally — Every 20 minutes from
6:45 to 9:45 a. in.; hourly until 3:4»
p. tn.; then 4:13, and every 30 minute*
until 7:45 p. m.. 9:00. 10:15. 11:53 p. m.
For Fairfax—^Week days — 6:45, 7:15
•: m.; 2:43, 3:45, 4:15. i.U. 3:15 p. m.
Sunday»_S:ls. 10:45, iI:4S a. rxj 12:45.
1:45, 2:45 p. n>
For i Ean . Quentla — Dally — 3:15. 9:45.
11:45 a. m.; 12:45. 1:45 p. ra.
8:43 p. m. dally. and 3:15 a. m. Sun-
days only for La^unltas. Caaip Meeker,
Monte Rio, Cazadero and way stations.
WESTERX DXVISIOX
' For Tlburon, Belvedere and Saa Rafael
7:30, 8:00. 9:15. 11:00 a. ra.; 12:35, 3:3t>.
5:10, 'SiSO. 8:30 p. m. dally.
7:30 a. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa. Cloverdale. Uklah. Wllllts. Sher-
: wood. Seba3topol : and way stations.
8:00 r. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa. Camp Vacation. Glen Ellea and
way stations.
* 3:30 *p. m. dally for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Cloverdale, Uklah. Guernaville,
Sebastopol and way stations.
5:10 p. m. dally for Petaluma. 'Santa
Rosa, Glen Ellen, Sebastopol and way
stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only for Petaluma.
Santa Rosa, Glen Ellen and way
stations. '.^iiatgSa "ixi |if iw \u25a0miTri
' • *T» Tftnron . only on ' week dsyn.
; • Ticket » Offices— Ferry Bnlidto*.
| Central Offices — Jam's Flood BulMbj.
MT/ TAJIALPAIS RAILWAY
* . Via Sausalito Ferry— Foot of Market St.
-Lr. Ban Fran. I *m - Lv. Tantalpait
9:43 A 8:43 A \^^*^' 10:« A 7:45 A
.^.-.-.. 9i4SA 11:45 A 1:» P
js 1:45 P id;4S a '. !'•& P 4d4 P
\u25a0 SATua- 11:45 A . 2M P satcb-
DATr 1:43 P. LtgalHa.'Wayt 4:13 P cat
4:45 P 245 P Sunday Tlaw I 6;15 P MtP
; TICKET OFFICB AT SAUSAUTO FERKT
Weekly Gall, $1 per Year
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