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' 800 Con Va M Co. Sl] 100 Sarace ....... SO
100 Mexican 35]
Informal Session
800 Andes 13 500 Gould & Car. OS
lfto Belcher "...... 1» 10(t Mexican ... 37
200 Con Va M Co. Si 100 Ocliir 1.27Va
2C»i) Con Va M Co. SO K<o Orerman .. 10
. Sitrt Crown Point.. 3G 50 Ravace . Xl
2200 Gould & Cur. nti 100 Sarape * SO i
CLOSING QUOTATIONS i
Bnl.Aik.l BldAtV
Alpha 06 ('TlJustlce — (2
Alra — •\u25a02'Kentut-k 05 —
An<les .; is lT!l.adj- AVaeh .. — 04
Hrlcher .. 17 — iMexican S5 27
pest & Belch. 75 —tx Gould &O. 14 —
~ JO;o«idental .... 10 —
• tah-donla .... IS JS Ophlr 1.25 1.27
MisJlooce .... — lOOTorman 10 12
<?>"}}**\u25a0 07 CSlPotosl JO —
Consignee 60 — 'Surape 29 :a
Cw IrnpjrUL 02 <'3 S~orplon — (*
Con N \ork. — rc,s<-)f Bt>lcher . . 05 08
£°n M Co. 30 Slßterjf. N>r ... 31 33
Orow-n Point.. 24 25'S'lver HiU ... 45 —
Kxrheqner ... 20 22JCnlon Con ... 30 81
Gould & Cur. 07 !O;Ctah — 04
Julia ~ 40|yellow Jacket.l.so I.CO
TOXOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Session— B:3o to 12:30
- S5 A<Jaja * 061*900 Oold Kwf, u3 05
wS^* Unt S 23t TOO Homestake K. CO
}%*> Cent Enreka.. IWI SOO Jumbo Ex 53
10<Vt Dal.V 72|2000 Kendsll 11
\u25a0-'"** nal*y TlliOliO Mayflwr C.WO 3rt
100 Eacle's Nest. 2s! poo Midwar 42
I'^t £l or G!d -• 2- «T 'i '2ooo Mustang Ex." ! 03
500 Gld Con M...3.50J £00 Silver Pick .. £3
Informal Session— l2:Bo to 2 p. m. !
• I™Q Adama 07)1000 Grandma ...».' ns'
2^5 Atlanta 2» 500 Great Bend . . 26
lf<O Brimont 85, 4000 Great Bend .. 25
400 Belmont S9IIOOO Do, b3O £8
-,52 Sf lmont F'iZm Grt Bend Anx C 3
~«^2 £ !sck Ant « •• C2ilOOO.Grt B*n.l Ex. OC
«?!i? S lk Buttp Ex O*looo Granny G M.. 17
i '?££ fiJ U * Ben •\u25a0\u25a0 0"! I«« Home«ake K. 53
) -^SS ne ft* 11 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 «>«! 2<» nomestake K. CO
I *22 B ]°* Bull ••- Id 400 Homestake K. 01
I •^J il « c ,, Bull ••• »5!.20f10 Johnnie Cons.. US
BollfrO|C Ex <H 200 Johnnie Cons.. 17
30^2 Columbia Mt. :4 lOGO Jumbo Ex sfi j
200 Com Fraction. 771 s<X> Jumbo Er . 55
RQO Cracker Jack. 071 r.OO Do. s 10 32
• !W*o Daisy 71 jr,o<K> Lone Star OS
2*oo Do. s 30... 70i30*"iO Lone Star <>9
. l Too Daisy 70! SAO Man Ons ... 26
2r.no I>al»r ..^. «» ! 4000 Marflowor Con 15
JOOO Palsy Ex ... Oil 1000 Mohwk C Leas (S 1
•ViO Dm B Bttp C. ] 61 1000 Nerads Boy .. 03
Sono Dm B Btte C. :S!1OOO Npt G«.Mfi«>ld.. 27 '
2-ViO Do. b :#>. .. 16 100 Ncr Hills S.SO
HWO Dmfilld TrwtL H7I 300 Pitts S Peak.. l.lo
liv<) nixie 04! WOO Rod Hills S3
10« Florence ...2.S7>*! sfio n^d Hills 24
~r,iirt Florence 2.R5 l 5(tOO Red Too Rx.. <*.*
1200 Gld Con M...n.*0 MX) SilTfr Pick . 24
Scoo Old Con M.3.77ii,l lOii Silver Pick 2"»
75rt IV>. i 10.3.77^i «*rt Silver Pick .. 23
r^>o l»n. b »0... 3. 'Ui!1000 Vulture 00
4000 GoldrVe Rwf. «!
§ CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bld.Ask.l Bid.Ask.
... — S.so;Kennefly —7.00
i . . 05 —1 . \u25a0
BS ft'lMldTray 41 43
<~«llfornia ... — **I. Midway Ex . 02 —
r«nh Boy ... — ««;>lontana ;.'..". J.55 — 1
Kureka Tod... — 05. Mont Mid Ex. Ol — I
Gold Anchor.. 02 — ]Mon Pitt Ex. 01 «X*{
«Jold Crown .. 03 — Isorth i*tar ... 0« 10
«;old Mt 01 —'Ohio Ton .... 02 03
Oold Mt Con. — 02'Resene Con .. 04 06
Great Westrn. — 02 Ton Exten - ...1.10 1.15
Ind Ton .... — Oi Ton of NeT..6.12 —
Jim Bntler .. 41 43 West End ... 32 —
MacXamara.. IT — j
Goldfleld District
Adaasa 06 O7;Great Bend .. 25 2t5
Atlanta 23 ?s!Grt Bend Anx <I 304
Mlack Ant* .. 01 0^ Grt Bond C<w. ••! 03
Blk B Bonan O2 O3.Grt Bend Ex. 05 Cts I
Blk Bone Ex <H r 05!Ort Bond Kr»c — 01
Rlack Rock .. 02 <>3'Hibern!a 03 —
Blue Bell ... 06 07!UiirhUnii Ol "—
\u25a0 Bine Ball ... 15 — ! Jumbo Ex 51 . li.l
81-i* Quart*.. O« — 'Kendall 10 J2
I}"" Goldfield 02 03'KendaH Ex . . O! <<3
•"_*-x>th 16 lfT^runa 75 —
'-asMa Mt. J4 l»s:i>one Star OS 09
Corn FractJon. 7« 78 Loa Dillon ... O4 —
Comng Nation Ol O3'M!d Pawnee... Ol —
Conqneror 04 — 'Miiltcwn F>ao. — 03 j
• «'rscker Jack. <>0 07iMohawk 7.50 —
!>sl*y 63 70lMohawk Anx.. «—« — 01
Dalsr Ex ... — 02 Mohwk C I>eas 02 —
Dm B Btte C. 35 —! Mohawk Ex .. — 05
. Dtnd Bed Mt. J5 — .Mnhawk \*HiK* Ol 02
r>m<lfld Trnjrl. W — 'Nevada B»y . . ai 44
Dixie 03 (S!N>t Goldfield.. iO7 0»
. IViralnion — Oi'Oro O8 ;0
rwpire 05 OiTp«MinFv]vanla.. Ol <i 2
Fiorenr* 2.« 2.>»7 i ßpd Hills 23 24
Vlorenc* Ex.. 10 12 lied Top Ex.. 03 10
Frances Mhk.. 3» 41 'S(;iMlf.Tonn ... 13 20
Gold Bar Gld — T.O' Sandstorm Ex. "2 03
Gold Bar Frae 02 — .Silver Pick . . 21 24
Gtd Om M...3.7S 3.«; i S!rctnfrone ... or! —
Gld Comb ... 07 —St Ives 3:» —
,«:ii Herald... — 02'Vercal 00 07
"'JI4 Portland. 03 --!Wnn<!»»r — '03
Gld Kewanas. — 2r..'VeHow lVme.. \u25a0 — - \u25a004
Gld TYofter. . — onlYelloTr Tiffer.. — 10
. Gras<lma .... O5 06)
,_.._„ „ .„ . ""iwT.* 1 '
Rpstty Mt M. — lOH Hoolican .. — -*O4
Bic Bullfrosr.. M — ;Hr>mo*t«ke K. 01 —
Ronnie Clare. 22 — 'Mayflower Con IS 16
\u25a0 Bullfrog Anx. — 0l!Mont Bnllfroc. Ol <i2 l
Blfrx Banner. 02 Mt. 05 — {
Rife Dal_r .. OH — !Mts Fhn* Ex. 02 —
Bnllfror Mm. 04 — 'Orir Bullfros. .03 04
• Blfnt Nat Bk 15 lOShoshn Nat Bk — 02
\u25a0 - Blfric Sunset.. C 2 CSiTramp Cf>n .. 1G 19
B'.frjr Victor.. P2 —'.Valley View.. — nfl
Pen Tilt* Anx — «?!Ventora 10 .; —
PrnflCrt Blfrx. m — iTankee Girt .. — 02
. Gold Bar SO — '
Manhattan District
. Apr: Fool Ex. — Oi!Man Dexter ..00 11
. . Atlan & Pac. — C2'Man Humboldt O3J' —
<"V>met — Ol'Man Little Joe Ol 02
Gold We<lsre.. 03 «4lMan Mm Nev. 03 —
Granny G M. — lfllMan R^d Top. — 02
Jnd Csmj ... 03 — iMan Wolftone. 04 07
.Tnraplnr Jack — O7!Mu*tanr Man.. 12 15 j
Man Beltnoct. — OliMnstsnt: Ex . . 02 f'3
Man Broncho. O2 — 'Pine Nut .... 03 04
Man Buffalo.. C\ rs'Svl Humphrey. 02 d 3
• Msn Con ... 2-. 2<\ Si my Dogr ... «O — j
" >fsn Comb .. 01 — iTtsankspivlnr.. »2r> —
• M«n Creiw^nt. 01 _ 'Wbsle f»2 —
Man Cowboy.. 01 (SlYellow Horse.. 02 —
Other District*
' AMc* of Won. 02 — ! Johnnie Conn.. 14* !l5
*>own Pt Gib 33 — 'Mlcaz Pedraz.l.oo 1.50
'Dromedary .11. .10 — iNev mils 3.00 —
Efiele's Nest.. 25 — ;Nev Wonder.. 03 —
Telrvw G Bid f<r> OSIJf Star Wondr *<2 0."5
r«lrvw Hailst f*> 071 Pitts S P-«k..1.07 —
Ft'.rrw Eacle. ."2 — 'Rnm.ey Tom.. 20 S5
Fiilrvw Key«t — '©'Round Mt 70 —
Fnirvw S Knat — 70' Round Mt Ex — IS j
Coldyke Ee«f. 04 r<T>! Vultorc OC (8
Jack Pot .... - 401
San I'rnnHnoo MlaJng: Kirhancf
0:15 a. iii. Regular Sexsion
5000 A4ami> Ofi'JOOO Blfrc Nat Bk. ]f>
SOOO Atiantu 23!l00O Blfre Nat Bk. 00 i
Snno Blue Bull ... IS '2OOO Randsfonn .. 13
roo GM Con M.3.72U11000 Blue Bull 16
400 Do. b 10...3.7r.:3000 M Bl Hrse.slO 05
3«00 Lone Star ... OS!
11:30 a. ra. Reeular Session
2«0 Gld Con M...3.^KV>rt Red T<»r> Ex. .oa'S.
„] 400 Do. k .1..3.77H! 300 Jack Pnt *} j
000 Daisy 70! 700 jj a rk Pot 45 !
2:80 p. tn. Repular Session
2rtOflf Atlanta 22! S«> Gld Con M.3.77".
500 Jack Pot. blO 45| 200 Do. *10 3. 50
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Tonopah District
• ' Bid.Aek.! Bi4_\(!k.
Cash B«y ... — 03!MM«ir 4n 42
Great Wentrn. 01 <>2;Ohio Trw 02 03
Jim Bntler .. 41 431T0n Belmont.. S7 83
MaclCamara . . 17 lfliTon of N>t..s.S7^ —
Goldfleld District
Adams 06 07!Gra?idma f\s?;\u0094
At.lacta 22 24 Great Bend ..24 28
Blk Bufte r.x 12 — Grt Bend Ex. 05 06
Blue Bell ... «6 07 Jumbo Ex 54 M
Blue Bull ... 15 ifilLone Star 08 O9
Oon» Fraction. 76 7R]Mld Pawnee... 02
Oracker Jack. O6 n7!Mohawk Ex . . 04% —
Daisy .. "0 T2oro os 10
D!rl« ..: 03 04 Red Hills .... 23 24
Florence 2.82H 2.S7'f Red Toy Ex.. «9 OPI4
Gl4 Oon M...3.73 3. W> Silver Pick „ 23 24
Gld Eewen&S. 22 23; St Ivet *3 41
A Bullfrog District
Mmethrst .4. 05 OC'H Hooliran ..*— 04
Blc Bullfrog.. 01 — 'HnmesUke K. 55 —
Bonnie Clar*. 16 — Mayflower Con 15 16
Blfrß Nat Bk — lO!
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex. — OljMan Dexter ..OS 10
Gold Wedse.. 03 <H'Man Little Joe 01 C 2
Graanv G M. — 18 Mnstane Man.. II 13
Man Belmont. — 01 Pine Nut 03 03U
Man Broncho. 03 — Eyl Humphrey. 02 03
Wooder District
Bld.A*k.
Alice of Wonder 02 —
..'".. .-• . Other Districts
Arcoßant —3.50
Oomstocks
Bid.AFk. Bid. l»k
Alpha 06 08' Exchequer .... 20 25
Andes 16 lPlJsstlce 01 02
Belcher 1$ 20IMexicaa 34 37
Best & Belch. T5 — ISaraire 3u 31
Bullion 10 12:Scorplon — 06
Caledonia 15 17!Slerra N>t ... 31 84
Con Imperial.. 02 OS Utah — 05
Con Va M Co. 29 3l|yellow Jacket.l.3o —
REAL GSTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
Jalina Platshek to Mark J. Platsbek. . lot In W
line of Van Ness avenue, 40 N of Eddy street,
N 40 by W 109:9; Sift.
Sophie ftchreck to Eliza Gang, lot in NW line
of Howard Ktrett, 150 NE of Seventh. NE 25
by NW 70; *10.
Margaret C. Lacy and wife to Elizabeth C.
Lacr lot In E line of Shrader street, C 5 N of
Frederick. N 35 by E e4:4'-4; gift.
Jolla Whitney to Frank \u25a0 Carnes and wife, lot
In E Jlne of B*rtlett street. J04:5»4 N of
Jventy-fmath. N 22 by E 117:6;. $10.
Albert F. Michaelis et al. to Aupista I>ntz,
""t In N line Of Filbert street, 137:6 W uf I^a
gnaa, W 27:6 by N 137 : C; $10.
G. B. Torre and wife to Francesco Ijenerl,
lot in E line oi Harwood alley, 00 S of Filbert
«tr**t. S 36:9 by E <K>: $10.
Sarah 3. Dualap to ApoLkmla Kober, lot at NE i
MINING SHARES HOLD UP
DESPITE ADVERSE NEWS
Goldfield Sells Eight Points
.Higher Than Day
Before
Mining shares held up fairly well
yeslorday under reports of impending
trouble in Nevada. Rumors were cir
culated that preparations had been
made for a long fight between the own
ers and the miners, but no authentic
reports were received other than that
the mine owners had served notice on
the men that they considered the two
year agreement void' by reason of the
latest walkout.
While generally the situation was re
garded as unusually dark, in some
quarters the opinion was expressed that
the miners would reconsider their ac
tion. While Goldfleld Consolidated
sold up to $3.80 at the opening, 8
potnts above the closing figure of Tues
day, the feeling of uncertainty was
reflected in the decline of Daisy and
Florence. -
Daisy dropped several points, closing
weak at 69 cents. Florence yielded
to $2.85, but showed strength at that
figure. Jumbo Extension sold down to
52, Blue Bull' to 15, Combination Frac
tion changed hands at 77 and Silver
Pick at 23.
Tonopahs' held up under light trad
ing. For Belmont 88 was offered, for
Jim Butler 41. for Montana $1.35, for
Tonopah Extension $1.10 and for Tono
pah of Nevada tC.I2.
In the othor districts the usual quiet
prevailed. Nevada Hills showed im
provement, changing hands at $3.20.
Sales of Pitteburg Silver Peak were
made at $1.10.
UNABLE TO PAY LARGER
ALIMONY TO HIS WIFE
Oakland Carpenter Alleges Great
Scarcity of Work in Opposi
tion to Petition
OAKLAND. Dec. 4. — William O. Mil
ler claimed he was unable to pay his
wife, Jennie K. Miller, more money
while their suit for divorce was pend
ing, according to an affidavit which he
filed today opposing her petition to be
allowed larger sums. He said he was
out of work at his trade as carpenter
and that 2.000 carpenters were out of
work in this county. He offered to allow
her to return to his house again if she
cared to do so. ." '* v *
Alice J. Barry has begun a suit for
divorce based on extreme cruelty and
failure .to provide against William E
Barry. She said her health was se
riously affected as the result of his al
leged abuse.
Divorce proceedings based on deser
tion have been commenced by David _B.
Weber against Hnirna J. Weber, and by
Edna Trethewjfr against Charles F.
Tretheway.
A final decree of divorce was granted
Rose Dahl from Fred Dahl.
SOCIETY TO HOLD BAZAAR
OAKLAND, Dec. 4.— The Ladles' Aid
society <\t Fruitvale Presbyterian
church will open a three days' bazaar
Thursday, at which will be displayed
many fancy articles, with a variety of
edibles appropriate to the holiday sea
son. An entertainment will be given
Thursday and Friday evenings under
direction of the boys' club of the church.
Mrs. Hilton will have charge. of the pro
gram for Saturday evening. Those in
charge of booths are as follows:
Mrs. "Welch. Mrs. Hasten. Mrs. McKinley;
*ro"li>n goods department. Mrs. Williams Mrs
Gibbard; art booth. Mrs. K. Hill. Mrs E. Bepd
doll booth. Mrs. H. C. Stlllwell. Mrs. Millar'
aproa t>ooth. Mrs. Becbo. Mrs. Russel: refresh
ment booth, Mrs. A. Hill. Mrs. Loas; fish pood.
Miss E. Welch. Miss Grace Stlllwell; candy
fctoro, Mrs. Tale.
corner of Ttrpnt.v-seventh arenu* and Lake
street. E £2:6 by X 100; $10.
Frank P. .Sherman and wife to Etta Biirno, lot
in S line of Greenwich street, 87:6 W of La
putia. W T>o br S 137:<J: 52,200.
Bernhardt H. and Elizabeth Banmeister to L.
fsjrmund. Jot In SE line of Madrid «treet. 100
SW of Brazil, a vpnne. SW 25' by SE lf)0; $10.
Eutfpne Keller and wife to Robert Harper, lot
j 3, b!o/*k 25. Paul tract; $10.
Egbert Harper to Joseph Majruire and wife, lot
in W line of Brrlin street, 100 S of -OfdwaT.-S
1 f'O by W 130; $10.
Julia McCarthy, deceased, by Deniel O'Sulll
ren executor, ta Martin G. Johnson and wife,
lot at SW forner Railroad street and Salinas
srenue, N 25:0%, W 92:8 Vs. S 25:0-H, E 92:1;
Lee C. Matthew* and wife to Les-ilan, Jot in
W line of Miram>ir avenue, 125-3 of De Moat- i
ford street. S £5 by" W 112:6; ?10.
Julius Platshek to Mark J. Platshek. lot at
*™ corner of B<>Tenth and Minna streets NB
If>2:6, NW Tn, SW 22:8. SE 20, SW 80, SE 55; j
Pope estate company to Belle Carlson, lot in
n 25:8 * Nof Cannel -
Pope estate company to Walter E. Pinkham
'"' inS line of Carmel street, 131:8 W of Cole,
Pacific States telephone and telegraph company
to the Pacifl,- telephone and telegraph company,
! ir«!eV b w %%?: l\T U 10 ° wof stelneV -
Joßephlno Alfg to Henry J. Weiss. Jot In N
line of A.lair street, 95 W of Iloward. W 50 by
N i 5: JlO.
Bay District land company to Monro* Green
wood estate company, lot In E line of Fifth
arenup. 10ft N" of A street. N 10:7. NE J2-V4U
IS 40:31 VS. W 120: $10. a>
i In.ia<- I.iebcs and wife to Henry C. Meyer, lot
Bay View land company to city and county of
Sun Francisco. lot In SE line of Railroad avenue
207.53 SW of Thirty-third. SW S3 IS SE
ins^3l«. N sn, w 10R1.B1C: lot ,t SW corner
of Thirty-third avenue and J street, S 200 by
E 64. and one other piece: $10.
Catherine Andemard to Thoma« A. Brooks
lot in N'W line, of Tehatna street, 100 NE of
Sixth. NE 25 by NW 75; $10. h*- v>
Edaa Ginley to Philip Cohen. loWin B line of
sixth avenue, 125 S of Lakestreet, 3 25 by E
120; $10. ""^
Central trust company to ITcnry J. Wilson and
wife, lot In E line of Eighth avenue. 160 S of
J street. S 25 by E 120: $10.
Harriet de Witt Kittle «>t it to Georee W
Howard, lot at S corner of Second street and
Dow place. SE 110:6 by SW 222:10%; $10
Peter Peterson to Marie S. Peterson, lot in S
line of I street, E of Sixth avenue, S 25 by E
05: $10.
Eflson W. A. Waterhonse to Federal security
company, lot in N line of Clay strret, 1126 E
of Cherry. E 35, N 137:4 29-165, NW 35:3 8-11
6142:0 87-165; $10.
YTaterhouse & Lester company to same lot
In SW line of Elthth avenne South. 240 NW of
L street. NW 120 by SW 100; lot in SW line of
Rlxtii avenue, 350 NW of M street, NW 00 by
SW 100; $10. - •
Mary J. Steele to Charles L. Heller and wife,
lot In E line of Fremont etr«et, 430 S of Fred
erick, S 25 by E SO; $10.
Clementina C. White to PhHllppena Scheu,
lot In E-line of Polk atreet, 50 N of Pine,
N 25 by E 62:6, end two other pieces: $10.
Alma. G. Brrtherlck (Scheu) to Phillippena
Scheu, same: f 3.500.
Myra A. Greenwood et al. to Monroe Green
wood estate company, lot In . E line at Fifth
•venue. 125 N of A street, N 25 by E 120; $10.
Charlotta Muller to James A. Reynolds, lot In
E line of Stevenson street, 160 Sof Herman, S
26 by E 77:6; $10.
Pauline Rued to Jacob Heyman company, • lot
80. West End homestead -association; $10.
Reuben P. Hurlbtit to Thomas J. Morton/lot
in E line of Mawmie rvenne. 125 N of -Waller
street. N 25. E 112:6. S 12:6. E 12:8. S 12:6,
TV 123: $10.
Alice U. Insentbron to John F. O'Donozhue.
lot in SW line of Allison Ftreet, 175 SB of
Cross. SE 25 by SW 120; $10.*
John F. O'Donoghue to Joseph Arnold,
same; $10.
BntldinfC Contract*
Julius ItoM-riFt Irn with It. L. Snell— Metal
stndi* and lathing for hotel btiilding at -NW
corner of Sutter and Hyde -street*, W 117:6 by
N 77:6; $5,000. . - ..
\u25a0 Barbara Neff with Otis elevator company —
Electric passenger elevator for building at Ellis
and Jones streets; $2,425.
G. W. Burnett with O. A. Craemer—Altera
tions and additions fcr additional flat in a one
story frame building - at '- NE corner of Third
avenue and B 6treet; $2,CCO.
Paul Chobodv with M..J. Olmstead— .Vll work
for a two st»iry' frame building in Third avenue
near A street; $2,1. "50.
Lncien Baer nltbrWlllianj Linden — AH work
for a threo story frame 'building in W line of
Valencia street. 207:0 N of Sixteenth, N 60 by
W 00; $14,200. . , , ...
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THE SAN FKAXCISCO GALL, -THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1907,
QUAIL HUNTER CAPTURES
MAN WHO ADMITS CRIME
Deputy Sheriff Brings in
Bigger Game Than He
Went Out to Get
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SANTA ROSA, Dec. 4. — Joseph Bal
docchi was arrested yesterday after
noon in the woods near the Napa coun
ty line by Deputy Sheriff Joseph' Ryan
of Sonoma for a murder in Mendocino
county some weeks ago and was placed
in the county Jail here today. The
prisoner admitted that he shot the man
he was accused of killing, but con
tended it was In self-defense.
Baldocchl had been working in the
woods and went armed. Deputy Sheriff
Ryan while hunting quail heard some
one approach and stepped behind a tree.
When Baldocchl came along with a
sledge of wood the officer stepped out
and covered him with a shotgun, de
manding his surrender. \u25a0 Baldocchl gave
up without a struggle. ' Officers in the
north have been notified and will come
here for their man.
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARE
RELEASED 'ON PROBATION
James L. Carey Jr. to Receive Money
From Father for His Return
to St. Paul
OAKLAND, Dec. 4. — Judge Melvin
called his calendar in the criminal de
partment today and cleared up several
cases which had been hanging for
months. Will Burgess^ accused of
burglary, was released on probation, as
was James L. Carey Jr. Probation Of
ficer Ruess said Carey's father had of
fered to send him money to go home
to St. Paul. . ,
The case against *B. D. Grlggs,
charged with asault with a deadly
weapon, was dismissed upon motion of
District Attorney Brown, as there was
no evidence to prosecute.
Arnest Glnson pleaded guilty to burg
lary. He will be sentenced Decem
ber 16.
TO WNS UNITE TO DEMAND
REDUCTION IN CAR FARE
Will Draft Letter to Oakland Com-
' pany Declaring 10 and 15 Cents
Too Much to Pay
\u25a0 SAN LEANDRO. Dec. 4. — Committees
representing the board of trade of this
town, the Fitchburg improvement as
sociation arid the board of trade of
Elmhurst will meet Friday night to
draft a letter in which the Oakland
traction consolidated will be requested
to make a. general reduction in fares.
The committee believes that a 10 cent
fare to Fitchburg and Elmhurst and a
15 cent fare to this town from Oak
land is too high.
The members of the Joint committee
are: W. T. Locke, John Driver and C.
Q. Rldout. San Leandro; W. C; Clark,
G. K. Potterfleld and Joseph Cogran,
Elmhurst; G. A. Marshall, Fitchburg.
FOSTER HALL SAVED FROM
DESTRUCTION BY BOYS
Military, Academy Dormitory Is Dam
aged to the Extent of $2,000
by Flames
SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 4.— Historic Fos
ter hall, occupied as the main dormitory
of Mount Tamalpais military academy,
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
early this morning.
Flames discovered on the upper
floor about 8:30 o'clock by Professor
Walter Barnes and only the prompt
action of the students saved the build
ing, as a high wind was blowing at the
time. The loss is estimated at $2,000.
SAYS RATS WERE STOLEX
OAKLAND, Dec. 4.— The municipal
rat traps are being robbed, according
to Dr. John D. Long, In charge . of
the sanitary campaign In this city. Dr.
Long has. complained to the police that
he has missed not less than 100 live
rodents, which, he said, were removed
from the traps by unauthorized per
sons. His theory was that the rats
were taken to San Francisco and turned
in to the health officials , there for the
bounty of 10 cents a head that is be
ing paid on that side of the bay, as
against five cents each in Oakland.
DAMAGES FOR BOX.VEAU
SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 4— The damage
suit of Tomas Bonneau against the
North Pacific coast railroad culminated
yesterday when the supreme court af
firmed the decision of Superior Judge
Thomas J. Lennon awarding Bonneau
$7,500 and costs for Injuries sustained
through the wreck of a funeral train
near Point Reyes, June 1, 1903. The
disaster occurred during the funeral of
Banker Warden Dutton of *Tomales.
CANADIAN WIXS CATTLE PRIZE
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.— Canada has se
cured the crowning honor of the inter
national live stock exposition, defeat
ing the American breeders on their
own grounds. The grand .champion
ship in. the steer class goes to a Cana
dian exhibitor. Roan King, r a short
horn calf, selected as the .best ; of the
huge herds of cattle j assembled -at the
stockyards, is owned by James Leask
of Green Bank. Ont., weighs 1,07S
pounds and was fed on a, diet of peas
end hay instead of the corn, which is
the staple diet of American fancy; kind.
STRINGENCY INCREASES DEATHS
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.— That a'sudden
increase In the mortality in New York
Is due; in part at leaat to the recent
financial flurry Is the opinion of Dr.
"William R. Guilfoy, -; register of- vital
statistics. The records,. of the' health
department show that" l 64 persons' died
of heart. disease during the week ending
November 30.V an increase of-68: over
the corresponding -week last 'year;
Many of these., were people past 60
years of age.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were Issued
In this city Wednesday.. December. 4,' 1907: .
Thomas Rosebrough, . : 21, and Minnie -A.
Dayton, 18. both. of 702 Grove street
Innocent Bouchard, 21, . 337 Cumberland street,
and Emily: Lauthler, 18. * 49 Lafayette street :
Masglmino Laf ranchi, . . 28. Santa ', Rosa and
Anna B. Nicklttus. 23, \u25a0 435 Vermont street! . v.
Louis Schwartz, 25, . 1505 Golden Gate , avenue r
and Lena Gallne, 20. 1927 San Bruno = avenue -'
Thomas Parnell, 28, 405 Third aveuue, and
Sophie J. Kruger, 29, Llrermore. \u25a0 . -
Edward o T. Ford, 21, Seattle, and Ethel A. I
Mnlloy, 18, city.
nenry. E. Malby. 22, Oakland, and Susie's
Scott, 19, Alameda. '
James H. Bedsworth, 45, city, and Carolyn
Lewis,. 25, Pleasanton. - •
John Holmgren, 23, 913 De Haro ' street and
Sofle Matson, 24, 2218 Jackson street.
OAKLAND, Dec. - 4.— -The followiug marrlaie
licenses were issued- today:
Carl Turner, 33, and Christina Anderson, 28
both of Oakland. \u25a0• ;/ .•'•.-."•: •
Wallace G. : Fahrion, ,; 20, Santa • Rosa, and
Caroline Cole, 18, Oakland. \u25a0
_ Sterling Foster, 25, San FranclßCO nnd Adelaid
G. Edwards, 20, Alameda.
'Charles Boysen,.2l, and Effie Baker. 19, both
ot Berkeley.
Harry E. Pctillon. 23, and- Mlunie Hunt-
Taylor. 24. both, of "Richmond, v. >,'.:. \u25a0£
Erwln; G. Rud'lirk,- 25, and Eva; B." Dufour;
28, butb of Oakland. .' -..._„..:.
Bart ' Kpohano. "3; Stege,' and -'Margaretha
neuter,. 20, Oakland. ; \u25a0 - , ,
Edward Daltou. 23, Oakland, and Freda Hoff-
mann, 18, Berkeley. '
• Thomas Desin; 22, San Francisco, and Ruth
Laud. 21, Oakland. ' ? .
• Thomas J. McAlpin, 33. '. Seattle, and Evelyn
V. Mcl'arland, ' 23, St. Helena. :
Dwlpht.-R: Baker,. 27, and Jessie Evans, 21,
both of Richmond. •• .:.
ilartin Tomasevicn, 29, and Lucy Zimicb, 86,
both of Oakland. . \
John T. Gollar, 24, and Florence M. Trower,
20. both of Oakland.
Carl E. Rosenberg-. 31, San- Francisco, and
Marie Hammer, 25. Buffalo, N. Y.
George M. \u25a0 Bensen, 43, and Helen "W. Pryal,
20. both of Oakland. ' ' -,
John S. Anderson. 23, and Clare R.Gettys
22, both of Oakland. \u25a0 : -'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.,; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--•.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGK^DEAfHS
Birth, marriage and death uotices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either . of the publication offices and be, Indorsed
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 /
FONTANA — In Sacramento, November 23.. 1907,
to the wife of R. D. Fontana (nee McXaugh-
ton), a son. . . *< -
GAYNER— In Ocean View, November 28, 1907,
, to. the wife of Archie Gayner, a son. .
; , MARRIAGES
DALMAS— YOUNG— In this city. December 3,
1007, by H. H. Bell, Albert .Russell Dalmas
and Mabel Ames ' Young, - both of .this city.
MONK— ALEXANDER— In this : city, December
,1. 1007, by Rev. C. M. Warner. Nicholas J.
Monk and ' Mary A. Alexander, both of this
city. .
DEATHS
Allen, Eleanor? T. .-. . — Lasar, Leopold 82
Atkln, Ellen. RS Luce,, George E..... 30
Barry, Bridget: .. . . 67 Moore, Alonzo. 89
Berglin, Grace J..;. 28 Murray, Bridget..... 67
Black. Elizabeth H. — O'Brien, Elizabeth... —
Burnap. Edward 35 O'Donnell,.' Michael.. 78
Burr, Maria L. — Qneresma, Loretta R45
Costello. Bridget.... 0C Regan, Patrick ...... 28
Dugan, Marie J... .. 20 Samarltter.- A. R, 50
Feeley, Pierce. . .... 76 Seipel, • Charles T. . . 60
Fitzgerald, John J. . 30 Smith. Nicholas. . . , . 79
Fredericks, Henry. . . 43 Thomson, William J. 68
Furlong. (Mass) Warden, David.. .... 66
Goldie. William 44 'Warner, Malinda H. M
Hnfford, ,. Lou W....4C . V.
Haynes, Thomas J. 51 Cosgrave. (Card)
Krleger, Charles . . . . 3Si De la Fontaine (Card)
ALLEN— In this city, at her late residence,
,442 Scott; street, Eleanor T., beloved wife of
Samuel* J." Allen, and mother of Catherine G.
Breen. : . ; . ,
. A tKiiiinm high mass for . the \u25a0 repose of her
soul * will be celebrated at Sacred Heart
church. Fell and Fillmore streets, today
(Thursday), at U:3O o'clock a. m. Interment
Holy, Cross cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.v ;
ATKIN — In Los Gatos, December 3," 1907, Ellen
Atkln. beloved wife of John P. Atkln. daugh-
ter of Michael and the late Sarah Mellott.
sister of • Mrs. Mary A. • Green; Mrs. Georze
L. Hardy, Mrs. Sadie Creelman. David, Jo-
seph, Charles, John and Maude Mellott, a na-
tive of. San Jose, Cal., aged SS years 11
. months and 3 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day). December C, from the funeral parlors
of W. B. Ward & Son, San Josp, thence to
St. Olalr's church. \u25a0 where a requiem mass for
the repose of her soul will be celebrated,
commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment private.
BARRY— In Our Lady's Home, | Fruitvale, De-
cember 2. 1907, Bridget Barry, a native of
County Cork, Ireland, aged 07 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today . (Thurs-
day), at 10 o'clock, from the chapel of Our
Lady's Home. Frnitvale. Remains at the par-
lors of Beaudry & McAvoy, SCC- Tenth street,
Oakland. ' -.. '
BERGLIN— In this city. December 3, 1907,
S Grace 7ago Berglin, dearly beloved daughter
of Mary Olsen and the laic Charles Jago, sis-
ter of Olive Jago and Bradley, Lilian and
Loraine OUen, a native of San Francisco,
aged 28 years.
BLACK — In -this city, December 4, 1907, Eliza-
beth Hopson Black, relict of the late James
N: C. Black, a native of Philadelphia, Pa.
(Philadelphia, Pa., papers ; please copy.)
BURNAP— In San Mateo. December 3, 1907. Ed-
ward, beloved son of Martha and the late Ed-
win Burnap, a native of Wisconsin, ' agfd S3
years. A member of San Francisco acrle.
No. 3, F. 0. E. :
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
• day), at 12:30 o'clock, from the parlors of
Mcßrearty & McCormick, 915 Valencia street
near Twentieth, where services \u25a0 wIIL be held
undor the, auspices. of San Francisco aerie No.
5, F. O. E. \u25a0 Interment • Cypress Lawn ceme-
tery. \u25a0\u25a0 , \u25a0„ .-\u25a0-•; •.:-;." i . ... -: .
and member* «f.S*n Francisco aerie
No. 5, jFi; O. E. — You are . requested to attend
the funeral of onr late brother, Edward Bur-
. nap. this day (Thursday)," at 12:30 o'clock,
from the parlors of Mcßrearty Sc McCormtck,
915 Valencia street near Twentieth. By order.
D. J. CREAMER, President.
GUSTAVE POHLMAN, Secretary.
BURR— In. this city, December 3. \u25a0 1907, Maria
L. Burr, relict of the late S. Burchard Burr,
and mother of Percy L. Burr, an* Mrs. George
J. Wellington, a native of Long Island, N. Y.
The funeral services will \u25a0• be held today
(Thursday), at 3 o'clock p." m., at the chapel
of Odds Fellows*, cemetery.
COSTELLO— In this city, December 4, 1907,
Bridget, relict of \u25a0\u25a0- the late John Costello, and
mother of Catherine Costello, Mrs. Joseph Mc-
Tlgue and the late Lawrence J., John F. and
Joseph M. Costello and the late Mrs. Daniel
Sheehan, a native of County Gaiway, Ireland,
agfd 66 years 8 months and 8 days.- •«< •\u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow . (Fri-
day), at 8:30 o'clock a. • m., from her late
repjdeneo, 3156 Mission street, ; thence to St.
Paul's church; where a ! goleiun requiem high
mass for . the repose of her soul will be cele-
\u25a0 bra ted. commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment
. Holy Cross cemetery.
DUGAN— In this city, "December 8.- 1907, Marie
J., beloved daughter of Philip F. and Sarah
Dugan, sister . of Philip, John. Robert, Rose
and Agnes Dugan, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ba-
gala. a native of San Francisco, aged 20
• years, 10 months and 3. days.
Friends -and acquaintances are rpspectfully
Invited to attend the : funeral • tomorrow (Fri-
day), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from the funeral
parlors of Buuker & Lunt, 2066 Mission street
betweea Twenty-second and Twenty-third,
thence .to St. ,« Peter's - church, Twenty-fourth
and Alabama streets, where a solemn requiem
mass for the repose of ter soul will be cele-
brated, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m.~ Inter-
ment Holy Cross cemetery. . • -
FEELEY— In this city, December 4, 1907, Pierce,
dearly beloved husband of. Anastasla Feeley,
and loving father of ' John Feeley and Mrs.
J. J. O'Brien, and . grandfather of Renie,
Anna, William, Pearcy, John 'and! . Helen
O'Brien, : a native of County Tipperary, Ire-
land, aged 76 years. ; ' •
- Friends and ; acquaintances are respectfully
Incited to attend the funeral tomorrow. (Fri-
day) morning. : at \u25a030 o'clock, from lila ißte
« reßidence. 2771 Twenty-second street near Bry-"
ant avenue,: thence to St; Peter's church,. Ala-
bama street between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth, where a; requiem high mass for
the .repose; of ; his soul will be celebrated,"
;. commencing; at 10:30. a. m. Interment. Holy
Cross cemetery. ; '/ - \u25a0 .
FITZGERALD— In this city. December 2, 1907,
.\u25a0 John - J. : Fitzgerald, : beioved son of -the late
Patrick and Johanna Fitzgerald, and devoted
brother of M. J., ' W. F., G. T., Elizabeth -P.
and" the late David F." and: Patrick: C.FitJi-
. Gerald, a native, of San Francisco, aged 30
years and .9 months. - . . .
-a Funeral will • take • place : today (Thursday) ;
December ' ft. 1907, at „ 8:W o'clock a. m.,
from his late residence, '•; 331 Chestnut street,"
thence to St. Francis, church, where' a r-v
;qulem .high, mass for? the repose of -his soul
,'. will be. celebrated; commencing at 9:30 a. m.
i \u25a0 Interment . private.
FREDERICKS— In this city, ; December 4, 1907,
Henry, 1 Fredericks, a • native of Germany, aged
.43 years 5 months and 28 days. '
FURLONG— A ; solemn requiem mass for : the
repose \u25a0 of the : soul - of the • late ; Jlary : J. Fur-
long will be celebrated '.af- St: Mary's catho-
: ..dral "today (Thursday) ;': December 5, com-
mencing t tX- 9:30: o'clock a.' : : m; •
GOLDIE-iln this city, December 3, 1907, Wll-
\u25a0 11am . Goldie. : a native of; Glasgow, Scotland,
aged "44- years. A: member of stone cutters'
union and Cheyenne. aerle x No. : 128,"- F. O. E.,
- Wyoming/ , - " : : . \u25a0 / -
i Friends . arid acquaintances and also mem-
\u25a0 bers vof \u25a0 tha Fraternal Order of Eagles, \u25a0 are
respectfully " Invited to attend the \u25a0 funeral to-
..' day i (Thursday); December 5.' 1907.; at 1:30
!. o'clock p... in.; from the- parlors of . James • Mc-
Gtnn. 832 ; Fulton "street, between Fillmore 'and
Webster. ,\u25a0 Interment * Cypress i Lawn r cemetery,
.by carriage. . \u25a0 : , _.-.-. -"
HAFFORD — In this city, December 3, 1907, Lou
-W.-.Uafford, dearly, beloved son of Samuel and
the late Elizabeth Hafford.' and devoted brother
- of Harvey ; and ;• Harry < Haffurd, \u25a0\u25a0 Mrs. W. A
' Paulson nnd Mrs. F. - Wicks, : a native of Cali-
fornia, aged: 46 -years/ ; ;- \u25a0 • ..i- . . -
• Funeral - services '.will take : place tomorrow
.-\u25a0'. (Friday), December 6, 1907/ at 2 o'clock p.m.;
"a t the \u25a0 parlors '\u25a0 of : Valente, i Marlni ' & C 0. ,. 3448
Mission - street ; between ' Thirtieth - street and
"', Cortland avenue,' thence to Odd Fellows' crem-
atory -for Incineration. -, \u25a0 '
HAYNES— In .this : Tcity. • December \u25a0 .1, 1907
: ..Thomas J.'-Haynes," dearly beloved son of Mar-
earetta ' G."- ; Haynes ], and -of the ; late : John ' W."
- Haynes. \t and '• brother; of *\u25a0 William C."-i Hayne*
\u25a0\u25a0•' Murray;- D;> Haynes and, JohncW. Haynes of
. \u25a0 San \u25a0 Jose and ' Mrs." G.- L/ Pond and Mrs. ; A. : E
-.Stonier of vNipomo, Cal.,. a native of • Califor-
. -niar oged^ 61: yearg.": '/?>"":*" \u25a0 .
, -". Friendn' and., acquaintances '\u25a0 are respectfully
' invited '- to , attend -.• the i funeral \u25a0 today s (Thurs-
tlay), ; December -5, ' 1907, vat' 1 o'clock' p. m ••-
' from - the "\u25a0 funeral- parlors ; . of \u25a0 Valente. 1 Msrini
*. &-Co.; 3445 : Mission" street between Thirtieth
\u25a0 r strop t and \ Cortlaud avenue. \u25a0 ' ; Interment Mount
1 Olivet \u25a0 cemetery. - \u25a0'"'•~:S.
KRIEGER— In ' this % city. December 4, 1007
,(niarl«'S"..KriegiT.; (Kruger), a native of :Ger-
* .many ;> aged ; 39 r years. - \u25a0 ' \u25a0
LASAR— In this city.'. Defember.3, 1907, Leopold
( ' !v Lasar,:- relict ;' of • Marie ; Lasar, > aad , beloved
"father of Mrs. "Achllle Kahn of*. Petaluma and
•\u25a0-.David ; and \u25a0•: Edmund ; Lasar, . a native » of Ger- j
many, : aged 82 years and Smonths.
. The funeral will take place today : (Thurg-
day), at. lo a. mV, from his late residence,
1592 \ Post street. Friends - are Invited to at-
. tend. \u25a0 Interment Home of Peace cemetery, by
>tlie'll:3o a. in. train from Third and Town-
.. .send -streets. ;\u25a0-.\u25a0-\u25a0:-\u25a0. >.-*\u25a0.\u25a0• \u0084-.\ \u25a0;\u25a0'-'...
LUCE — In. Buenos Ayres,' South America, .No-
vember, 30, 1907, George Edward Lace, bs-
lovedson of Dr. George J. Luce, : and brother
of H.D . Luce, Mrs. F. A.. Hatch, Mrs. Nellie
iOsborne, Mrs.- Maud Handy and Mrs. Roby
;';.'\u25a0 Newall, . a native of California, .aged SO years.
MOORE— -In v West Berkeley, December 4. 1907.
Alonzo, dearly beloveu hnsband of Greewla j
. Moore, \ and : father of Mrs.: Christopher Jolin-
' son. 'Andrew.' O.'l and William . C. . Moore, '\u25a0 Mrs. !
Richard Holsteln, Mrs, EduardMeVar, Alfred
O. Moore, . Mrs. : Floyd Pinger : and Mrs. John
FatJo.'B native of New York, aged- S9 years!
. 2 " months . and '12 days. (New- York papers* t
: please copy.) '. -.-.
'.'...-\u25a0; Friends - and acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 invited to ; attend \u25a0\u25a0 the funeral • services tomor-
: row, (Friday); December 6, 1907, at 10 o'clock
\u25a0fa; \u25a0 m.,' : at St. -Joseph's \u25a0 church. West' Berkeley,
where a • solemn requiem .- high mass for the
repose of his boul .will; be celebrated. Inter-
•", ment private. -,; Remains at the chapel of Jaine-
6on ' & Niehans, ' 2434 .- Telegraph avenue be-
tween Dwight way \u25a0 and Haste. Pleasa omit
flowers. . . \ - '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0;\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 <
MURRAY— ln' this city, December 4, 190* T. Brld-
: get Murray, . relict of the late John - Murray,
and beloved : mother : of John. Mollie. Marshal'
. E.- and .Joseph Murray and Mrs. Edward Nel-
: son,, a native of. County Sllgo, Ireland, aged
67 years. (Chelsea. Mass., papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day),, at 8:80 a. in., f rum her late , residence,
42 Sharon Ftreet, off Fifteenth between Chnrch
and \u25a0 Sanchez, \u25a0 thence, .to Mission Dolores
\u25a0 church, where a requiem high mass - for the
. repose of her | soul .will be celebrated, com-
• menclng 'at"•9 " a. m. Interment Holy Croga
cemetery.
O'BRIEN— In this city, December 8. 1007, Eliza-
beth, beloved wife of O'Brien, de-
voted mother 'of : James M. and Thomas P.
O'Brien ' and Mra. ; Mary Doepfner, a native
of County ileath, Ireland.
Friends .and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited, to attend the funeral tomorrorw (Fri-
day), at 9:30 a.- m., from her late residence,
B 1038 . York street between Twenty -second and
Twenty -third, thence to St. Peter's church,
Alabama street, where a requiem mass for the
repose of her soul will be sung. - Interment
Holy. Cross cemetery.
O'DONNELL— In this city, December 3, 1907,
- Michael . O'Donnell, beloved father iof Joseph
' E. , O'Donnell. a native :of - Ireland, aged 78
years 2 months and 5 days. ;.
The funeral. will take .place today (Thnrs-
day), at. B:3o 'o'clock a. \u25a0 m. t from his late
residence. 102 Baker . street, thence to St.
Agnes church, ' where a solemn - requiem
high mass for the repose of his soul will be
celebrated, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. In-
terment Holy Cros&f cemetery, via electric car
from • Thirtieth . street and San Jose af enne.
QUARESMA— In ' Oakland. " December 3, . 1907.
, Loretta R.; relict of the late Antonio Leal
Qnaresma. and j devoted mother Loretta A.
Quaresma, a native of Newark, N. J., aged
43 years 2 months and 13 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the - funeral today (Thurs-
day), December 5, 1907, . at 9 o'clock a. m.,
from the parlors of Ctmha. Caporgno & Co.,
1811 Clay streqt near San Pablo avenue, Oak-
land, thence to St. Frances de Sales church,
where a mass for the repose of her soul will
!be celebrated, commencing at. 9:30 a. m. In-
terment St. Mary's \u25a0 cemetery. :
REGAN— In | this city, December 4, 1907, Pat-
rick, beloved son of Julia and the late Pat-
rick Regan, and loving brother of Kate. Julia,
May and William Regan and Mrs. William
. NUan, Mrs. P. Sllva, a native of San Fran-
cisco, aged 28 years 2 . months and 5 days.
SAMARITTER— In North Bend, Wash., Novem-
ber 29, 1907, Captain : A.. R. Samarltter, a
native of Germany, aged 56 years. \
SEIPEL— In this city. December 4. 1907,
Charles T., dearly beloved husband of Marie
Seipel, and devoted father of Mrs. Chris
Waldan * and Mrs. H. Henning, Charles Seipel
Jr. and the late Mrs. J. Larson and Mrs. W.
Remmers, a native of Germany, aged 66 yea^a.
SMITH— At rest. In this city. December 4. 1907,
Nicholas, relict of the late Catherine A.
Smith, and devoted father of E. L. and Sheila
Smith and the late, Mrs. Augnsta Cnrtis, a
native of Saar, Louis, Germany, aeed 79 years
• 6 months and 2 days. (Meadvllle, ; Pa.', and
New York papers please copy.)
Funeral will take place tomorrow \u25a0 (Friday),
December 6. at 10 a. ra., from his late resi-
dence. 174 Shotwell street betweea Fifteenth
and Sixteenth. Interment private.!
THOMSON— In this city, December 2, 1907. Wil-
liam J., beloved husband of Ellen .Thomson,
and father of Thomas ,W. . Thomson, a native
of England, . aged 68 years and 28 days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Fri-
day). December 6,- 1907, at 2 p. m.. from the
Episcopal church, Santa Cruz. Remains at the
parlors of D. I. Kenny- & Co., 1719 Eddy
street, near Scott," until fi:3o a. m. today
- (Thursday). Santa Cms.
WARDEN— In, . San Rafael, December 2. 1007,
David Warden, beloved hnsband of Rue War-
' den, and brother of Alexander and James
Warden and Mrs. Juliette Smith, a native of
Bath, ,N. H.; . aged »;<> years 4 months and
25 days. (St." Johnsbury Vt., papers please
copy.) ; -\u25a0_ -.. .;. .:.• :
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day (Thursday), - December 5, 1007. aP 1:30
o'clock p.'-.m., -at the parlors of P. K. Sawyer..
.817 Fourth street. ' §an Rafael. Remains nt:
above address. Interment Mount Tamalpals
cemetery. -
WARNER— In this city, December 3. 1907, Ma-
Hnda H.. relict of the late Jacob Warner, and
mother of James J. Warner, a native of Vir-
ginia, aged 84 years 5 months and 16 days.
(St. ; Paul papers please copy. >
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited : to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Friday), December 6, 1907,: at l:-"50
o'clock p." ra., at the home of her son, 1716
Bryant street. - Interment Cypress Lawn ceme-
tery, by carriage.
N\u25a0\u25a0 ' - '
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to
the numerous friends of the late J. B. Cos-
grave for , the : sympathy and floral offerings
tendered in my sad bereavement.
HIS MOTHER, ELLEN COSGRAVE.
CARD OP THANKS
Mrs. V. De la Fontaine and children wish to
express - their thanks " for : the sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings tendered by friends
and acquaintances ' and - Lincoln . post No. 1,
;G! A. R., in; their hour of . bereavement.
OCEAN TUAVEIj
$50TOEUROPE
and up, FIRST CLASS BY THE
according to . •
6teamer. POLtOWTVG LINES
AMERICAN LINE
PI ymoii t h — Clierbours;- — Sou t hr.mptnn
Philadelphia— tlueenw town— liiverpooi
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
) Xcw York— London Direct
HOLLAND=AMERICA LINE
Neir York— Rotterdam, via Donlosne
RED STAR LINE
: ", Xe-vr York— Antwerp— Paris
WHITE STAR LINE,
:'-• IVevr \u25a0 York— Queenato^vn— Liverpool
Plymouth— Cherbourg— Southampton
" -..•\u25a0: Boston— -Q.ueen«to-\vn— Liverpool .
a^So^to ITALY and EGYPT
Via Aioren, Madeira, • Gibraltar, Alders
Romanic. .. . .Dec. 6, Feb. l, s Mar. 14, Apr. 25
Cretlc : '. . V . '. . Def. 11, Mar. 2S. '; May, 9, Jnne 20
Canoplc. ;.. .^.Jan.' ll, Feb. 22, Apr.' 4, May 16
Repub1ic. ........ ..Jan. 25, Mar. 7, Apr. IS
PPHDir feet lone, I • _ '. ' ;
ttUKlt 21 , 035 tona> \ Jan. 4, Feb. 15
G.N.KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coaat,
, • :36 Ellis -Street- near .Markat. '"\u25a0
Fast Express Service =
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG^-BREMEN, 10 A. M.
Cecilie (new) . . .Dec. 10 Cecilie (new) : . .Feb. IS
Kronprinz Wm.'.Jaa. 7 Kaiser. Wm. 11. .Mar. 3
Cecilie (new)... Jan. 21 Cecilie (new).. .. Mar 17
Kaiser Wm. 4 ll. 'i Feb. 4 Kroiiprinz Wm. ..Mar 24
Twin-Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH— CHERBODRG-i-BREMEN. ; 10 A. M.
•Rheln ."-"". . . . .'. . ;Dec. 12 fßarbarossa ... .Jan. 2
•Goeben \u25a0 :.': .'. ".'.' '1 .Dec. 19 *Roon . .- ... .Jan. 16
•Main-. .''. ."..'. ...Dec. 2C ; \u25a0/ . '
•Bremen direct. :- tCherbourg and Bremen.'.,
Service
GIBRALTAR— NArLES-^-GENOA; AT 11 A. M. !
CONNECTING, AT GIBRALTAR FOR ALGIERS, t-
Friedrich . . .*. . . .Dec' ; 7 X. . Albert ... . . . Feb. S j
K. -Hiise...... .Jan. 4 »Neckar* ...... .Feb. :, 15 f
P. 'Irene \u25a0'...... .Jan. 11 V.- Irene. ... Feb 2!> ,"
Friedrich - .". .T. .Jan. 25|FrieUrich \u25a0 \ .« . . . .Mar. 14 i
•Omits Genoa.v|pg{^^jfigg , ,-~. ....... =v :
North German Lloyd iTravelers' Checks \
- - Good'-AH- Ovcrtthe . '
-' - - \u25a0- .— . - « ~ \u25a0 i \u25a0-\u25a0-\u0084.\u25a0. .• j
Compagnie; Generaje Transatlantiqae
DIRECTLINE.TOjHAyRE-PARII - < ,
' >-- Sailing": every • Thursday, i Instead ; 'of ~ Saturday,'
at 10 a. :m.i' from Pier, 42, North river, foot -of
Morton \u25a0 street. .:-,. \u25a0-..-•\u25a0\u25a0:.. .%"\u25a0:.. •".:. .- j.• - -\u25a0
\u25a0• -\u0084'F irst'dass~ ,t o*H avre,'.J 7o and upward; second"
class \ to ": Havre,^s4s and upward.- GENERAL V
AGENCY. FOR, UNITED .'STATES: AND; CAN-
ADA,"*, 1» ; State st.;> New -, I'ork. i : J. « F. FUGAZI, .
Manager, Pacific .Coast," 630 ; Montgomery :st., ' San
Francf Bco. rj. Tickets f^aold {by,; all .ruilroad , ticket
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and Belles of England, Days of the Dandies by .Grolier, Society of London.
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OCEAX TRAVEL
.rfrtr-g^ Steamers Leare Broadway
/tysi^-^SS. Wharres.
I^L/ LOW RATES. Including
rY V^T*<sl rl BERTHS AND MEALS.
I ( \^L*!k ) J SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
Vf V \\^yO/ ..RATES.
V»O*-^Q/ FOR LOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO .
SANTA BARBARA
Santa Rosa Every Sunday, 10 a. ta.
Queen .Every Thursday. 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA.
VICTORIA AND ..VANCOUVER, B. C,
PL'GET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
City of Puebla Dec. 8, 13. 11 a. tn.
Governor .Dec. 8. 23. 11 a. m.
President Dec. 13, 2S, 11 a. m.
ROCND THE SOUND EXCURSIONS. 11 DAYS
Round Trip. Including Berth and Meals, $45.
FOR EUREKA (HCMBOLDT BAY)
Spokane ...:.. D«c. 2. 8. 14, 20. 26, 10:30 a. m.
City of Topeka
Dec 5, 12. 17. 23. 29, 10:30 a. m.
And every third day thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ.
ALTATA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
MAGDALENA BAY.
Curacao Dec. 11, 10 a. ta.
ALASKA ..EXCURSIONS, 1008.
The palatial Alaska excursion »teainihlp '
SPOKANE will leave Seattle U a. m.. June 16,
July 1. 16, 31. August 15.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES :
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market st. ana Broadway
Wharf — Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND. ..... ... .968 Broadway
San Francisco Frefeht Office — Broadway wharf.
C. D. . DUNANN, G. P. A., San Franciaco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have opened their permanent office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
S. S. "America Maru," Tuesday, Dec. 17,
1007.
- S. 8. "Nippon Maru." Tuesday. Jan. 14. 19OS.
S. S. "Hongkong Maru," Tuesday, Feb. 11,
1008.
Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets. 1 p. m., for 'Yokohama and
Hongkonp, calling at Honolulu. Kobe (Hiogo),
Nagasaki anil Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong* with steamers for Manila. India, etc. No
cargo received on board day of sailing. *-
\u25a0 Round trip -tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, James
Flood building. W. H. A VERY.
Assistant General Manager.
Alaska Pacific S. S. Co.
ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS
,BUCKMAN & WATSON
Every Saturday at 1 :30 p. m.
Only direct route between Ssn Francisco. Seat-
tle and Tacoraa. Through freight and passenger
rates to all Sound points; also Alaska. - -
For rates apply W. D. VTELLS. Gen'l Agt
Phone Kearny GS. " Steuart Street Dock.
OCEANIC S. S. CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLULU — S. S. Alameda sails 11 a. tn.. Dec.
7. Round trip. $125.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Marlposa sails
Dec. 23, 1907. Round trip, first class, $123.
Scenic line to New Zealand via Raratonga,
Cook island, etc. -Auckland, first, $175.40; third.
$77.50. . ,
Passenger Dept., 673 Market nt.; Freight Office,
90 Clay st. Phone Tern. 1231.
BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Montlcello S. S. Co and Napa Valley Electric
R. R. Co. Close connections.
6 — ROUND TRIPS DAILY— «
Boats leave San Francisco 7:00, *9:45 a. m.,
12:"0 noon, 3:15. 6:00. *5.30 p. m. . ;
• San Francisco landing and office. Clay, street
wbarf, north end ferry building. Market street
ferry. Mrals a la carte.
Phone Kearny 406. . .
•Lands Navy.JTard direct.
RAILWAY T2IAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
j October 27, 190T
"'.- SHORE DIVISION
For Sausallto/ Mill Valley. San Ra-
fael — Dally — Every 30 minutes from
6:45 to 9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3:45
p. m.; then 4:15 and every 30 minutes
until 7:45 p.". m., 9:00, 10:15, 11:55 p. m.
- For Fairfax — Week days — 6:45, 7:15
a. m.; 2:45, 3:45, 4:15, 4:45, 6:15 p. m.
Sundays— B:ls. 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 12:45,
1:45. 2:45 p. m.
f For San Quentln — Dally — 8:15, 9:45,
11:45 a. m.; 12:45, 1:45 p. m.
2:45 p. m. dally and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days only for Lagunltas. Camp Meeker,
Monte Rlo.Cazadero and .way; stations.
:: v * WESTERN DIVISION "
For Tlburon, Belvedere and San Rnfael
7:40, 9:16, "11:00 a. m.; 12:30, 3:30.
5:10, 6:30 p.. m." dally.
.7:40 a. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Healdsbur^, Cloverdale, Ukiah.
"Wllllts. Sherwood., Se.bastopol. Glen El-
|len,"Camp Vacation- and way' stations.
\u25a0 : 3:30 p. m. dally for Petaluma Santa
[Rosa, . Healdsburg-, \u25a0 Cloverdale.. Uklah,
! Guernevllle, Sebastopol and way sta-
tions, v .-, ' V;- '<. '
5:10 p. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa,- Glen Ellen and way stations. \u25a0
. 9:15 a.rmr,Sunday: only for Petaluma
Santa Rosa: and way stations.
•To Tlburon : only. •
Ticket Of flee-vFerry Building. ' •
General Office— James Flood BullcJing.
X ! For Occam View Park, Edgemar,
I IfV—^. Salada. Brlghtoo Beacb, Valle-
/\u25a0ifft^r^ mar » Rockaway & Pedro VaUsy
A^^nAV j Depot 12th and MUsion Streets
ft&rt *«M Daily except Sunday— Leave:
O' ' 9:15a. 2:15p. Arrive: 1:55p.5:45p.
,^liJr\i^. \u25a0' Sunday . and Holidays— Leave:
' V«nUßt* O:>sa, 10:40 a, 12:05 p. 2:00p,
- -^^ - X t« 3:25 p. Arrive: 11255 a. l:20p.
; : ;;r,^ ":\u25a0 3:13p,4:40p, 6:10 p. •
FIRST UNOBSTRUCTED BEACH O.V
OCEAN SHORE
ISO 3 Flllmore.
Free : transportation. 2365 Mission,
fhona West 6641. 1575 Mission
at E. B. utatlon
RAILWAY TRAVEL
fc^S^j San Francisco
\^&^*y(jf Feom NorciißrK 10. 1907
FKKUY DEI'OT
1 Foct <d Market Street
.cave — VIA OAKLAND PIEK— . Arriva
TAfii RiciCTcad, Port Cosu, Bsnicia, Sii-
sun. DLxon, Sacrsmeatp. IloaeviEa,
Marj-rrille. Reddisj Dunsauir_ 7.28?
7.C0» D-nira, VacarUta, KuemtT 7.28?
7.CC4 Dav.s, Woodlaad— Willjjua?, lliX-
weil. WslloTr\ Eaniltoa, Ccrsixg.
Tehaou 7.23?
7.00» ELunrtrd N3ea San Jes» 7.OSa
7.40 l Vsl!»j x N»?a, C*liit»sa. Baail ' . \u25a0
RojSj M-t-t.r.e-, Ssn Rar.ca 6.C3?
7.40t XUbs. Fl«v»»atoa, Livanr.or«. La-
throp Stars tea, Tracy, Los Btaost
Kenaaa, Hanford, Vsialia, Porter-
Til!*, 8akffifie1d ............. 7.2 c?
B.ooa Go:ii;ii t'ass.— J*cr:Co"ta, 1,r.-i.-i.i.
Sacramento, TrsskM-JLtaett, Mina,
Toßopah, GoldfidA La-cj, Ileo er 7XBa
&00a D-'.-!a. Woodiiad. Uarysviile, Cro-
t2l» 725?
8.20t Pwt Costa. Martiasi, Evron, Tracy,
Stockton, Mer«d, Fresno. Gotfatn
Junctloa, Hasford. YiwiiA, Porter-
riile, Bai«n£eJd. 4.43*
8.20 a N«war«. Center T;lla Ssn Jon,
Lot Gato\ Wrkht, LsareL B. 48?
9J)Ca Xilss. LWmaore. £toekton(*ltlt»B),
Valler Sprint l° n e. fcftcrameuto,
RodftaJ,... 4.43?
9.00* Sotwra, Toolumne and Anjels 4.42?
9.00* Athntis Ejrprei*- Sacramento, Trciv
fa* Ogdea, Bait Lake City 7.28»
9.40» Richmoad. Port Costs. Msrtises.... 6-*&9
10.00 a Tha Orarland LL>nif«}— Denrei:
Kansas City. Oaoha, Chicago... 8.28»
10.20 a VaUejo. MarY island Napa I t^Sa
10.23* Los Aa?*lii Passenrer— P crt Costa,
Martiass. Byron. Tracy, Lathrop- 3
Stockton. Msrcfil Raymond, ire*
\u25a0 no, Uanfdrd, Visalia, Tulare, Bak-
ersasid, Los Angeles 7.43?
1.20n Nl'es. Saa Joss aad Way EUticss.. 2.48p
1. 40p Alrandoi, Newark. 6aa Joss 7.23?
2.20p Portlaai Express (via Davu\_ Wil-
liam* WilloTry.Rpd Bluff. (Weed, - V-
Bray). A^bad. Portland ..' 9-48»
2JZOf Benieia, Soisun, Sacramento 7.OCa
3.00p Benieia. Winters, Sacramento. Wood-
land. Kn-.ght3 Landics, ilarysvills
andOroTille 10.43 a
3.20? Port Costa. Martinet. Bjros. Mo-
desto, Merced, Frwno 12.03»
3.20? San Leandro, Niles, San Joie 9.23 a
333? Via Tiburoo. West Napa. St. Helena,
Calistoin. 10.23 a
4.0 C? Vallnio, Martinej, San Ramon. Sspa,
CaUstog3, Santa Rosa 9.28 a
4.00? Mies, Tracy Stockton. Lodl 10.28 a
4.20? Eastern Express— Ogden. Pueblo,
Denver, Kansas City, St, Lotus,
Chicaeo
Martbei, Stockton. Sacramento.
Reao,Sparks 12.48?
4.40? San Leaadro, Harvard, , Niles, t t8.28a
Pleasaaton," Ijvennore.. \JI 1.43 a
5.00? The Owl limittd— Newiaaa, Los
Banoa. Mmdota. Fresno, Tula??,
BakersSdd. Los Angtles 8.48 a
SXO? Newark Saa Jew, LonCatoa, Wright. 8.48 a
5.20? Pan Leandro. Niles, San Jww 7.48 a
5.40? Voliejo, Port Costa, Beaicia, Suisua,
Sacramento :.' 1!.23a
6.20? China aad Japan Fast Mail—
0 j-.ipn, Chffy enne, Omaha, Chicago 1 2.48?
7.00? Hsyward JJifea aad Eaa Jo*# 8.48?
7.00? Valiejo. llarthes and Way Stations,
• Sundaycniy J10J33?
8.20? Oregon Express — Saeramrato. ,
MArysville, Redding. Portland, '
Fxigft Sound and East 8.43 a
9.00? Saturdays Only — Saa Joie aad
Way Station* {3.28b
OAiOji^onHARBOR FERRY
Leave. 6.C0. 7.C0. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. 11. C0 a. m.
IJ.OO. I.OU. 2.00. o.UO 4.00 5.U0 6.00. 7.00. 8.00.
P.OO p. in.
COAST LINE
t <g~(Thlrd and Toynsetui Streets) **
B.loa Valencia St.. Saa Jose and Way
Stations -*.: 6^234
7.00 a Valencia St.. San Jose, Gilroy. Hel-
lister, Pajaro. WatsoaTilie, Santa
Cnu, Boulder Creek, DaTenport,
Del Monte, Monterey, Paciao
Grore. • 9.10?
BJ>oa The Conster— San Jo*. Pajaro, Car
trovflle, Salinas, San Ardo, Paso
Robe 4 Hot Springs. Santa Mar-
pnta. San Luis Obispo, Oeesito,
Guadalupe. Surf, Santa Barbara,
Ventura, Oxnard, Burback, Loa
Angdea. 1143?
B.ooa Del Monte, PaciSs Grove, Surf,
Lompoe 1143?
9.00 a San Joae. Gilroy. Saiicaa, Paso
Pohles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo— Los Gates. Ahra. Wright
Ijiurcl, Tres Pino^. Santa Cru7,
BooWsr GVeek, Del Monte. Mon-
terey, Pa eiio Grove. 4.10?
I 10.30 a Valencia Stn Burlingaaie. Saa M&tea
. Pmb Alto. Saa Joae 740 a
t 1 1 Valencia St. Cera eteries. Saa Jcsa
aad Way Statioas , 8.45 a
1.40? Valencia St., Ceaetcries. San Jose.. IC.OCa
3.00? Del Mont» Express -Vaieneia St.
Saa Jos*. Gilroy. Tr*s Piaos.
Pajaro, Watsoavillo, Santa Cnz,
Castrovtfle, Del Moata, ilontcrey,
Paciae Grove 12.19f
3.15? South San Fraanaco. Saa Jose. Tres
Piaos 10.35*
4.00p Sunset Express — El Paao, Houston,
New Orleans
Paso RoblesHot Sprinpi Saa Lois
Obispo, Santa Baxbarv LosAr.jeles 12.05?
4J30? Del Monte, Monterey. Pacrfic GroTe. 12.15?
4.20? Vaieneia btw. Saa Jose, aad Way
Statioas t3.CO»
tS.OC? Valencia St. BurUasame, Saa Mateo,
Palo Alto, Saa Joss, Los Gatos, t9-03»
t5.20? Saa Matao. Redwood, Palo Alto.
SaaJose. 63Cj
SUO? Valeaeta St, Saa Mateq. Redwood,
Palo Alto. Saa Jcre— Santa dars,
Los Qatoa, Wright : 1^0?
tS.OOp Vaieneia St,. Saa Jose aad Way \u25a0"
Statioas ....; 1 f6.48a
6.20? Valencia St» South Saa Fraacifoa
SaaJ se. 6.30?
• 8.00? Los Aajsl« Paiaengsr— Saa Joat
Safiaas, Pas» Rubies Hot Spring*
Saa' Luis Obispa, Santa Barbara,
LoaAasetas..'. 8.55 a
8.10? Valeacia St. Oceaa View. Palo Alta
SaaJoae 7.30?
.1 1 .45? Valencia St., Palo Wo. ?%n Jow. . . tBJ3Oa
t>.oo? Sacramento River .Steoavrs. tS.CC p
Union Transfer O>nsp.'»ay~aießW Biiiect fiagsage and
cheaks on triina 0/ Southern Piuific and delivrr to
resideasa. They are authorized ta check bass&gs direct
front residence.
A for-Morninf. - * P for Afternoon.
tSuadiy excepted. tSuaday oaiy.
MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Via Sanaalito Ferry— Foot of Uarket St.
\u25a0 Lt » S" 1 * Fran. | (gff^ Lr.TamalpaU
WEEK :VX- i#sS9^^ SCX- WEEK
DAY DAY fe^T??^ DAY PVV
9:15 A 8:13 A %»SS!^/ 10:12 A 7.13 A
-;- -o- 9:43 A Vp^S' U-iSA 1:10 P
l.'*sP 10:J5A yiszr \u25a0 ldBP 4J< P
SATCE- U:-15A '.. 2:45 P satcr-
DAY 1:45 P tajs! Holiday • 4J3P day '
4:45 P 2:43 P Santtay Tl«» 5:15 P 1 9^4 P
TICKET OFFICE AT SALSALITO FERRY
Weekly Call, $1 per Year
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