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C«l st C ss. — 102 Pae G Im 4s. — —
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C C Wat Ss. — 100 iPae L&P ss. — t>7U
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F& C H 6s. — — |P A O E ««. — 105
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I. A. El«v 5«. — 100 j r> o 2d in>rs« — —
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LAL ctd T>*. _ jfll js P of A 6s
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MVft MrTos.loo — > SPC 1 « S«. - 111
£- R - of C -* 1 *- ~ 108 S P B R 6«.n7Vi —
"J:£ £ B "^ — R PEK 1« rt» 8S —
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J. fP <" •••*• — — iStkn G4E «s. — 103
S F.l Co t». _ to jit GA E Bs. — —
o GtAH_ss.ioi^iios tr;n «f ff 4«. 50% 6i
«»tk Tran 6«. — !<39i4lVal Co P 5«. — i»0
»* Air... - bUK-KS
Mtrla Ctt .. 45 — is V Wat Co. 20*4 —
GAS AND ELECTRIC
' '\u25a0 'r Tj rtft 4% ._ |p>(> L C 0.... 65 —
Do e% <-tfg — amstkn G&E. 52 —
r*lrfnnn*B f"uti<3 .................... — 150
Ab« Ntl Bk. — 123 lion. P A A. '.TO
Aajrlo-Ctl .. _ m :.m*t Trrjst ..175 2»k)
Biak of Cal. — 330 t« F NaTloul. — —
csl Pa> Do. — — [Union T Co. — C 250
First Katnl» — 215 1
SAVINGS BANKS
. G*r S & \.. — 3-nlfi is F Sst V.. — ">SS '
Hotn S Bk. — 8800 "Sst & L So. . — 12<J
ilot Sst Bk. — s< !S»<- SaT Bk.. — %.— M
STREET H.ULKOADS
C«l:fornfa .. — 1S» iPrfnidlo — 23 I
POXVDEB
Giant Consolidated Co 70 —
SUGAR
. Hir«:i,n o. 77U -_ ;ononioa S C. 2S\ —
HiaokßJi S C 7 <! 'Ptauhau S C. 13% M\»
Hutch SP C — UVUnion P Co.. — 45
Kliau« S C. — .$ Do pool ... — 43
Makawpll C. 28 U — 1 "
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. r.s — ! Oceania S C". — —
i Awo Oil Co. — 27iiiPa<r Aux F A li —
Cal F C A. — lOlglPse C Borai.ls2V, —
C«l Win* A. — sx) Par TAT nfd OS Tit
MTi XStTtn. — 115 I Do com ... — — j
Mornin; S^saioii
Board —
2-1 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co 7s.<>o
3<> HoaoWaa Sugar Co 7.50
Strwt—
«.O<vt Northern Rr of Cul Ss 107. ."0
f 2.000 S P Cal Cg U912» 103. f0
Afternoon Session
Board—
R5 Alaska Pecker* 1 As«a 35.00
4" rtrifir T«>l & Tel (pom) &.M
2'- StJTlnj Valley Wnt*r Co. c 2 20.«2V4
3 Kprlax VaSltT Water Co 2».<a>4
ti.o»n cal Gm 4 H G U t C T 5i.. «S..V>
*s.o<«i Hawaiian Coml fc Sugar 5s «3.<*>
SUOOO Los Auir-Pii<- B R i« con 3« »:>.*«)
$5,000 Northern Hj- of «•«! ;.s 107. TA
*4.<«"> s F & S J Valley 5s I<"*.«io
SI,(X» Spring Val Wat gen mtpe 4».. K.»K»4
< silfnrnla •'took and Oil Exchange
BM.Ask.! Bld.Atk.
A»f»> Oil ct.25.«X.' — iOeci of W Va. 11
Po bDd?5« — bi.<X>P«>«>rlp*B ...... 3.00 —
riiltnti — 2.OVS F & MtKltt.4.(K) —
Gra<-i"*a ' — 4.«»oSoTereiz3 — 18
Imp*rigl ...15.00 —.Sunset Mob .. 24 —
Junction — irSSopertor — 13
*.'•::\u25a0" Crl*tO. 23 S2!
OFFICIAL SALES
45<Xi-San»et Monarch 24
MtDlnjr $t(M>k>
SAN* FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Foilowinjj were the Mica on tbe San Francisco
1 «tocX end exchange board yesterday:
™. COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning Sesrioa
200 Challfnte .... Ui 100 Ophir 1.50
«o<> Con Va M Co. 28 200 Opblr l.C2»j
3<=o Coo Va M O. 29! 100 Sl"rra Ncr ... S5
«00 Con Va M Co. 3».M I<W t'nloo Con ... 31
1300 Gould 4 Cur. or 100 Yellow Jacket.l.4s
100 Ha> & Norc. 50i
Is formal S««s!oa
S^> B*I«-!!^r 18! 4^o Ophir l.S2^ i
100 B<>et & B*>!i-h. 7& 20<> Opnlr 1.T.0!
10A Best k U«lel)L Sfit 200 Orertnan I*l
20<:' Cc.oo<lftsr» ... Cs| 4W Sara*? 33
Con Va M Co. 31 ' 200 Sierra N*t . . . sr. '
200 Crown Point.. 23; KO Sierra Nev ... 36 j
&<} Gosild 6. Cor. «)7! 205 Sierra- Ncr .:. »?
t"O Hale & Nor«-. By] 400 Union Con ... 32 <
500 Julia «"«• *00 Union Con ... S3!
6°n Jclla C7 l 500 Utah Oil
600 Mexican «0j 2m I>l Jacket.. 1. 42 Vi •
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
B!d.A«k.! Bid.Ahk.
Alr>B« 05 «S:Jolia — CS
Alta — C3:jußtlee — <J2
Amies 15 — IKentuek — OS
B*lcher 17 19 Laiiy Wash .. — 04
-Beet & Belrn. 77 Tg: Mexican 41 42
Bullion — 10 Occidental 1« —
Caledonia 16 lS^Ophir 1.30 1.32
Ch«l'.enxe .... 10 ll^OT-encan ..... 12 —
Choilar — Of>'potosl 11 —
ConSdence ... — 05 Savage 82 Co
Con Imperial-. Cl O^Seoroioo 04 07
Con N York. — 02 Seg Belcber ..05 OS
Con Va M Co. 30 31;Slerra NVr ... 37 .IS
Crown Point.. 23 2-*> Silrer Hill . . . 4"B !J5
Exrbeciuer ... — 22'UnSon Con ... .*S Zi
Gould A Cor. <>7 (*!Utah Cl C 2
Haie & Nore. 49 flO Yellow Jacket. 1.25 1.45
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Session — 0:30 to 12:30
600 Belmont 1. 05 ! 2<X> Dromedary H. 25
2s«iO BUck Aot» . . C 22000 Ea«t le's Nest... 23
lciOO Blue 801 l ... 1612000 ninolre 04
500 Blae Bull ... 17! 800 Flor Gld ..3.37H
1000 Bonnie Clare, ir-l 200 France* Mtk.. S9
\r*Y) Crarker Ja^k. <>7 300 Gold Bar 34
IS**) Daisy 70 »O0 Gld Con M...3.D5
6^o Dtisr. b &•'».. 7S 1000 GoMyke Reef.. 04
PrtO Daisy 75! 3iO Jim- Butler .. 43
1000 Daisy Ex ... OliiOslO Jim Butler \u0084. 48
1000 Den Bit* Anx «2) 200 Midway 45
1000 Dm B Btte CL lei 50 Too Ner. «10.0.75
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
*00 Ada-nai ...... OGI »00 Gld Con M.3.02H
\u25a0 15(>0 Atlant* 24! 1100 Gld Con M...3.55
I'XK) Belmoßt 1.00:1000 Goldyke Beef.. 04
400 Belmont 1 . 05 3000 Grandma 08
400 Belmont n»j 500 Graoiiy G M.. IT
»"KK) Blue Bell ...1 CTIIOOO Grt Bend. b3O 24
2000 Bine Bull ... , 16j .'.OO Grt Bend Ex. <*?
1500 Blue Bull ... 17i 700 Homeatake K. 06
2!VXJ Bonnie Clare. 13'25(.<0 Islam M. b «X) 26
600 Bonnie Clare. 14IKHK) Jim Butler .. 46
300 Bonnie Clare. 1 712500 Jim Butler .. 48
2000 Booth 20:1000 Do. b 5 47
600 Cent Eureka.. «*;! 100 J!ra Bntler .. 47
400 Com Fraction. 71 V.xjO Johnnie Con*.. 13
300 Cora Fractloa. 7211500 Johcnie Cons.. 14
IfKO Daisy 72 300 Jombo Ex 52
800 Daisy 741700 Jumbo Ex .... 61
1700 Daisy 7552000 Lone Star .... 00
«oo Dalay 73il(»y) MacNamara .. 18
600 Dm B Btte C. 301200 Midway 47
1000 Dmdfld Tmsl. ti7ISO(X) Nevada Boy .. (>4
600 Dixie «4i 600 Ncr Hill* 3.20
1500 F'.crpnr^ . ..3. 32 *V €500 Red Hills 24
SSO FloreiK-e S.r&ssritt Red Top Ex.. 10
23<<» Florrn<-e 5.MU000 Rrwnd Mt SO
300 Florence .1. 25:1000 Round Mt J*2
600 Florence ...3.27^1 500 Round Mt S3
SOO Do. a 80. ..3.25.2500 Rovnd Mt 85
600 Geld Bar 33 500 Rt Ires 41
600 Gid C^n M.3.87H 100 Ton Extra ...1.45
XOOO Gid Con M...3.90 200 Ton Exte« ...1.50
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Aek.
.Central Eureka — C 3
NEVADA -
Tonopah District
Bid-Ask-i Bid.Aik.
. r-:-.~r! 1.00 l.'C Midway Ex . . 03 —
'California ... 03 04 Montana 1.92 1.95
: Cash Boy ... — 04 MoM Mid Ex. 01 <J2
, Eureka Ton... — 05 Mon Pltu Ex. 01 —
I Geld Anchor.. C 2 C 4j North Star ... 09 10
' Gold Mt Con. 01 —Ohio Ton 02 —
Ind Ton .... — OllPaym&ater ... — 02
Jim Butler .. 48 47 Rescue Con ..04 05
Little Ton"".. 75 — Ton Exten ...1.40 —
MacNamara.. 18 I0:Ton of Nbt.. — 7.00
Midway 43 43JW««t End ... 85 —
Goldfleld District
. Adama 06 07iGraadma O5 06
Atlanta 23 24tGreat Bend .. 23 25
Black Anta .. 01 ttf Grt Bend Anx 03 ~Ui
Blk B Boa«n. 01 «J3'Grt . Bend Ex. 03 OG
Elk Butte Ex. 03 04!Hihernla ..... 03 —
Black Uort .. 02 GJlJumlK) Ex 51 P2
Bice Bell ..., OS 4>7JKendall ...... 10 14
Blue Bull ... 16 17iKendaU Ex ..01 —
Btte Goldfleld «2 — jLwruna 75 • —
Booth 1» 20, Lone Star .... 08 —
Columbia .... <W — 'Lou Dillon ... 04 —
Columbia Mt. 15 !7!Mayne 02 03
Com Fraction. 71 73IMid Pawnee... Ol —
Conn? Nation V 2 — |Mi!lton-n Frac. f>2 —
Conqueror .... O4 —Mohawk ....10.00 —
Cracker Jack. «"J n7 M«bawk Anx.. — oi
• DaUy 73 74!Mc.h»k C t>ea« 02 f«
Daisy Ex ... — ol * Mohawk Es .. «»4 «0
Dm B Btte C. 15 IV.Mohawk liedee — 13 j
DnjiJSd TrcffL »•\u25a0> 07 Nerada Boy ..03 <.4
Dixie OS fCt!X»T Goldield.. OC —
Dominion .... — OJjOro 08 30
Emoire ..:... 04 , 05' Red HI11« .... 24 25
Esmeralda ... 01' Mißed Top Ex.. 10 11
Florence 3.25 3.3u;Sandctorm Id 21
Florence Ex.. 13 lftlSandatorm Ex. 01 —
Frances Mbk.. — 45'Sllver Pick .. 24 20
Gold Bar GM — 2i'SllTer Pick Ex 03 04
Gold Bar Frac 02 — tst Ives 41 42
Gld Con M...3.67 3.«rtTrea«are — 04
Gld Comb .. — t7J Vernal 05 t'7
Gld Portlend. 07 — Wonder ...... <J2
Gld Kewaeaa. 24 23 Yellow Rose.. — \H
Cld Trotter... — WYellow Tl«er.. 08 —
Bullfrog DUtrlet
Bic Bullfrejr- 01 — jGoId Soeotrer. <H —
Bonnie CUre. 13 14'Homestake K. 65/ —
Bullfror Anx. — *S2 Mayflower Con 15 10
Blfr* Banner. •« — Mts: Sb<* Ex. 02 —
BSfe DtUy .. 03 — (Moat Bullfroit. 01 —
BuHfror Ex.. — C2!orUt Bullfrot. —-04
BnllfroK Mm. <H — ITremp Con-.: 19 —
Blfr* Nat Rk OR — 1 Valley View.. — 06
» Blfrr Victor.. 02 — iXenrura 1" —
I Den Blfz Anx «1 02! Yankee Girl .. 01 —
'•Gold Bar 34 S6I '
ManhatUn District
Comet — OllMan Little Joe — «2
G<Md Wed^e.. OS — [Man Red Top. — O2
Granny G M. — ISlMan Wolf tone. 05 07
; Ind Camp ... — «sl Mineral HIU.. 02 —
. Man Belmont. — OlfMustana- Maa- 10 /—/ —
\u25a0 Hmm BroccLo. 02 — IMurtane Anx.. — 01
GOLDFIELD CONDITIONS
REFLECTED IN MARKET
Bank Failure Contributes to
Cause for Slump in
— Mine Stocks
MERGER TAKES DROP
Florence Joins With Ten
Point Fall in General
Depreciation
Stocks declined in Bush street yes
terday after the sharp advances of the
past few days. Florence, which had
been in the lead in the upward move
ment, led in the general slump. Open
ing at $3.37 H. Florence fell off a few
points and then -rose again to $3.35.
From this mark it fell headlong 10
points. 1 closing weak at £3.25. Gold
field Consolidated opened at 83.95 and
fell off 10 points on the day's trxding,
Daisy dropped a 'few points on each
sale, closing at 73c. Other, stocks
yielded a few points on the day's trad
ing. Combination Fraction was 71c
bid. Jumbo Extension &lc.
The (!ame conditions prevailed In th«
Tonopahs. Belmont was $1 bid. Jim
Butler held to the prices of the day
before, closing at 46c bid. Montana
lost Kb gains of Saturday and Monday
and closed at $1.92 bid.
The slump was the natural conse-
Oucnee of the general advances on
Saturday and Monday. The conditions
locally following the failure of the
California safe deposit and trust com
pany were not such as could sustain a
rising market. Reports were also cur
rent that some of the leading brokers
\u25a0were Involved as stock holders and de
positors. The uncertainty in regard to
the conditions in the mining fields also
contributed to the decline. The market
was restricted and nervous.
DEATH ENDS PROLONGED
LEGAL WAR FOR ESTATE
Mrs. Margaret Copsey, Aged
Eighty, Dies With Suit
Still Pending
STOCKTON', Dec... 10. — Mrs. Margaret
Copsey. who for 35 years has been
fighting In the courts of San'Joaquin
county the alleged Irish heirs of
George Roach, her deceased husband,
died at her home In this city today at
the age of SO years. Practically every
lawyer in this portion of the state fias
had some hand inMhe affairs of Mrs.
Copsey. The estate •which she sought
to have distributed to her was valued
at JIOO.OOO at the time of the death of
her first husband. Continuous litiga
tion caused it to depreciate until now
it is valued at little more than $20,000.
Mrs. Copsey was declared incom
petent twice and as many times re-
Ftored to competency. Three times
have lawyers crossed the Atlantic in
the effort to determine whether or not
the absent claimants were entitled to
a part "of the estate. The courts have
been unable to establish true helrshlp.
INDIAN HORSE THIEF IS
SLAIN BY, FELLOW RED MAN
Louis Pope Shot to Death by a Man
Whom He Had Threatened
to Kill
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAIX
BAKERSFIEL.D, Dec. 10.— Charley,
Chlco, an Indian, shot and killed Louis
Pope, another Indian, in Kernville. a
mountain town 60 miles from here, be
cause, he says. Pope had threatened to
kill him. There were no witnesses to
the tragedy, and the only account of
the shooting, which occurred Saturday,
reached here today and was furnished
by Chico himself. He says he had no
ill -will toward the dead man.
"Pope." he explained, "said he kill
me, and I did it."
FUNERAL. OP MRS. TAFT
MILLBURY, Mass., Dec. 10. — The fu
neral of Mrs. Louisa M. Taft, mother
of Secretary of War Taft, was held at
her late home here today. The body
wil be sent to Cincinnati, 0., for burial.
Xorthern Wheat Marke-t
TACOMA. Waeh., Dec. 10. — Wheat—Vn
chanjred. Blnestem, £2c; clnb. SOc: red. 78c.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 10.— Wheat— Clnb,
52(5?3c; blueatem, S4@Ssc; valley, S2@S3c; red,
S0(581c
Man Carsoa.. — v OllMustans Ex... 03 04
Man Con ... 21 SOJOriK Man 04 —
Man Comb .. 01 03! Pine Nut t>3 —
Man Crescent. 01 — !Syl Hnmnhrey. 02 03
Man Cowboy- Ol 02ITrianksclvlnjr.. 29 —
Man Dexter.. — lOi Whale ... 02 —
Man Hntobldt — O4i Yellow Horse.. 02 —
Other Districts
Alice of Won. 02 — Johnnie Coni. . 13 14
Grown Pt Gib 10 — Mtaaz- Pedraz.l.OU —
Dromedary H. — 25 Xcv Hills ...3.13 3.73
Eaele's Ke»t.. 23 24 Xcv Hills Flor — 07
Falrvw G Bid 05 07 Nev Wonder.. Ctt —
Fairvw Hallst — 07 N Star Wonder 02 03
Fairvw Ea<tle. — 30' Pitts S Peak.. 1.] 3 1.17
Fairvw Keyst — 07jRound Mt .... 83 < 86
Galdyke B«ef. — MiVnlture 05.' —
San Franciaco Mlntnß Exchange
9:15 a. m. Regular Session
100 Gld Con M... 3.9013000 Spearhead Frc. C 8
11:30 a. m. Repnlar Session
150 Florence 3.3011500 Gld! Kewanas.. 25
500 JumtK> Ex ... SJI 2<K) Gld Con M...3.:m<
500 Do, b 30... 62 1000 Blue Bull .... 17
2000 Florence Ex.. 14 2000 Bine Bell .... 07
Red Top Ex. 10J _• .
2:30 p. m. Regular Session
8000 Lijre Harris,." C 2 2000 Blue Bull .... 17
1000 Little Joe 02 500 Daisy : 74
100 Florence 3.80 1000 Red Hills .... 23
100 Florence 3.23 2000 Mohawk Ex .. 05
200 Gld Con M...3.W1
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Toaopan District
Bid.Aak Bid.Ask.
California ... — (-4 Midway 40 --
Cash Eoy ... — 03 Ohio Trm .... 02 03
Great Westrn. "— V 2 Paymaster . . . ' — 02
Ind Ton — '• 01 Ton Belmont. .1. 00 —
Jim Bntler .. 46 .4* West End Cob ,SO —
MacNamara/. — ' 20
Goldfield District
Adams- -05 06!Gre,at Bend .. 23 25
AtlanU 23 24 Grt Bend Ex. 03 06
Black Ants .. 01 02' Jumbo Ex .... 52 —
Blk Bntte Ex 03 .MlKendall 11 : 18
Bine Bell ...• O7 t'Sil-ooe Star .... OU . 10
Blue Bull ... 19 17 Mayne .. . 02 (.13
Columbia" Mt.' 16 —Mid Pawnee... 01 —
Cora Fraction. 70 73 Mohawk Ex .. 05 —
Cracker Jack. f« 07 Oro ..; 08 10
Daisy 71 73 Red Hills ....-24 .25
Dixie 03 05 Red Tod Ex.. 00 10
Dominion .... — 01 Sandstorm ....19 21
Empire 03 MlSllver Pick ..24 M
Gld Con M...8.80 3.83!5t 1ve5. ...... 41 43
Gid Kewanas. 23 25!
. Bullfrog District \u25a0
Amethyst" <$ 07|Mayflower Con 15 ]8
Bonnie Clare. 15 16 Tramo Con ..17 —
Gold *?c€r>rre. 03 ' — Valley View.. — '• «
llomestake K. 60 — Yankee Girt' .. 01 02
tixtf Harris.. 01, 02
Manhattan ; District
Apr Fool Ex." — ' 01 Mtutang Man.. 11' 13
Gold Weds*.. 03 04 Mustang Ex .. 03 —
Granny G M. — 1» Pine Nnt .... 03. —
Mtn Cowboy,, -01 <J2jSyl Homphrey. 02 —
Man Dexter.. C 8!0 Tellow Horse.. 02 —
Man Lit Joe. 01 v 2!
" • •, Comstocks
Alpha ....... Ot <*j Exchequer . ... — 22
Andes ....... IS I'ilGoald & Cur. O<J «S
Belcher ...... i« JSjJnstlce 01 (-2
Best i Belch. — SO Kentuck — 08
Ptillion OS : jn Mexican /36 40
CaledonU .... 15 ISiOvhir 1.30 1.32 V*
Challeuge — «. iVSavaice : 31.. XI
ChoUar , 04 " . Oi! Sierra Xcv . . . ; 33 —
Con Imperial. «2 IS Dtah ...02 04
Coa Va M Co. SO -31 Yellow Jacket.l.iO — ,
Crown Point.. 23 251 .;> : ;»i;; »i ;
OME SAN FRANUISCOkOALL,
"FIGHTING BOB" WAITS
ONLY WORD TO BE OFF
Rear -Admiral Has Sailing
Orders and Chafes
to Start v :-/
PRESIDENT ANXIOUS
Much Responsibility Rests
. on Executive, Who Or
dered Cruise
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Rear Ad
miral EobleyD. Evans has rffceived his
sailing orders and has been on board
his flagship, the Connecticut, since "yes
terday evening. He is still, in daily
"wire communication with the depart
ment, but' the chiefs know well enough'
that "Fighting Bob"- is impatient for
the sailing day, when he can cut loose
from bureaucracy ftnd red tape .and
can swing his men-of-war, into a
column of fours to head down the coast
on the most remarkable trip ever un
dertaken by a fleet of the American
navy.
Not even in war has there been such
full preparation for a voyage- of'-Amer
ican ships as that made for the sail
ing of this . armada under the com
mand of Evans. President Roosevelt
has realized from the moment last June
when he told Admiral Bro\vnson that
his mind was made up to order the Pa
cific cruise that disaster or even minor
accident would bring upon his head
something worse than the mere cen
sure of the nation. His responsibility
In this matter is absolutely a personal
one and beside it. the burden upon Ad
miral Evans is light. ..; .
The commanding officer of the fleet
cannot control" the weather nor can- he
control entirely the captains of the
ships. An error of one man may bring
trouble which will not 'fall on the im
mediately guilty. 'but the chief of the
expedition. President Roosevelt sanc
tioned the order for the cruise to .the
Pacific in the face of ~fierce__cxUlcism.
He is ready to abide the issue, staking
much more upon It than the mere
continuance of his personal opinion.
LIMA, Peru, Dec. 10. — The American
warships which are anchored at Callao
will leave Thursday on their way to
San Francisco.
McCRACKEX TO COMMAND
WASHINGTON, Dec 10.— Captain
Alexander McCracken was today or
dered by Secretary Metcalf to the com
mand of/the armored cruiser West Vir
ginia, relieving Captain J. B. Milton.
The change Is in accordance with the
policy of the navy department inaugur
ated last summer of assigning to the
more important sea commands officers
who have yet considerable time to
serve, so that the department may have
the benefit of their experience after
they reach the grade of rear admiral.
Captain Lucien Young will relieve Cap
tain McCracken as captain of the Mare
island navy yard.
FLEET'S CIGARS OX GLACIER
HAVANA, Dec. 10. — The Unlt«d States
refrigerator ship Glacier arrived here
today. She will take on 750.000 cigars
and an immense quantity of cigarettes
for the "use of the fleet which is going
to the Pacific
FEAST FOR FLEET
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Will Prepare Banquet Plans
Feasting for both officers and
jackies of the big navy fleet that will
leave Hampton roads Monday for S»n
Francisco is being planned by the
chamber of commerce of Srfn Francisco.
At the regular meeting of the trustees
of the organization, held yesterday in
the offices of the merchants' exchange
building. President C. H.'Bentley was
authorized to appoint a committee to
act with the committee of the super
visors appointed to- arrange for the re
ception of the visiting battleships and
men-of-wars men. The entertainment
suggested at yesterday's meeting was
a- banquet by the chamber of commerce
to all the officers and men. ~ Details of
the feast have not yet been consid
ered. The flpet will not reach San
Francisco until May.
At the meeting, new members were
elected into the chamber. They are the
firms of Nichols , & Fry, insurance
brokers; Bates & Chesebough, ship
ping agents; Lang-Stroh company,
wholesale commission. ' . . -
Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the ship subsidy bill and the: Senator
Dick bill equalizing and fixing the pay
In the army, navy, marine corps and
revenue service. . The chairman" Was re
quested to address a letter to. the Judi
ciary committee of the board of super
visors requesting that a suit |be | filed
to determine the constitutionality' of
the $500,000 appropriation "for; a state
building to be erected In: San- Fran
cisco. This matter has " been canvassed
considerably by the chamber of com
merce. •
The candidacy of Charles B. Platt: for
reappointment as coast " representative
of the national board of tea experts
was indorsed by the B chamber.; The
chamber also Indorsed the . resolution
recently presented before the super
visors, by Supervisor "Payot" providing
for the collection of all garbage at the
expense of the city.
TO EXTERTAIJT THE'XAVY
OAKLAND,'; Dec. 10.— MaVor :- Mott,
by request of T. Wain-Morgan Draper,
chairman of the committee for the
entertainment of .the fleet, has apr
pointed the following committee to
represent Oakland: W. R. Davis Clar
ence* Crowell, P. E. Bowles, G. B. Dan
iels, C. W. Petry, - Edwin Meese, James
P. Edoff. Dr. .H. B. Mehrmann, War
ren English, George' W. Reed, C J
Heeseman, W. E. Dargle, H. G. Wil
liams." Frank "W. Bilgef, Arthur Bur
ton, Dr. George C.: Pardee, R. M.- Hamb
Caray Howard, H.C.'Capwell, -W. G
Palmanteer, John LJ Davis,, William J
Baccus, J. W. Smart, Wilbur Walker
and Dr. A. S. Kelly.
HEAVY PENALTY IMPOSED
IN CONTRACT FOR POWER
Edison Company. Must Pay. ; $500 < a
Minute if It Fails to Operate
Pumping Plant : . .
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.— A penalty,: of
5500 a minute— -the heaviest, ever * pro
posed by, the city— is imposed- In a con
tract ; Just signed ? with "•\u25a0 the . New York
Edison company. ; , The , company - must
pay this If it fails'within. three minutes
after '. a fire - alarm/ is " given %to - furnish
adequate power to; operate* pumps -from
the city's new; high pressure water
mains between: Chambers; and Twenty
third l streets." \u0084T he;n ew"high:pressure" high: pressure
fire service .will be completed tomorrow
and: John H. ' O'Brien, water ;commls-~
sioner. has made ja ; contract >iwlth \ the
Edison company to ~~ supply • the neces-"
sary _:. power to operate! the pumps. 'l-.The
new system "has; been' installed at a
cost, of about' s2,3oo,ooo.'.* ;/ r*
POKEH SHARP .ACQUITTED— The c»»e of
Rudolph Quallo. charged with ftrand larceny." was
dismissed by : Police- Judge iWelleriyesterdaV-joa
tbe '\u25a0 eronnd ,« that . the " eTidence : was - insufflclen t. J
Quallo was . accused : . of - baring 5 tricked : J. \u25a0 B.
Bemarla, ; saloon ; keeper.* 1232 ; Dopont": street,": out
of $400 at apoker game; in a' room, la > the Grand
Pacific hotel oa Korember Xi^tsmsaßsfssKiaiiiamai
FRESNO DIVISIONISTS
BEATEN BY 48 VOTES
Annexationists of Kings Al
most Succeed in Plan
to Slice County
OIL FIELD THE PRIZE
Alleged Illegal Balloting
Threatens^ Riots at
v - Coalinga
FRESNO, Dec. • 10.— The election held
today In that portion of < Fresno county,
south 61 1 the fourth standard parallel
to determine -whether; -the territory
should be annexed to Kings : county ro
aulted ln'the defeat of annexation. Un
der the act of legislature it 'was neces
sary "for the dlvisionlsjts) to carry the
election by 60 per cent, and while the
divisionists had a majority of the votes
they -failed by 48 .votes to obtain ( the
necessary <$0 per cent.. • ;
..The" election was . hotly contested,
especially: in the Coalinga oil fields,
which was .really the bone of conten
tion. : V v
in. .Coalinga Kings county voted a
number of men who had registered' Ou
the day of election and- -this? almost
created a/ riot. Sheriff Chittenden'and
County Clerk Miles went to Coalinga
in an automobile and the alleged illegal
voting .was stopped.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
,\u25a0.;.\u25a0-..-\u25a0-; ..ja-v .-. ..•.- .. • . f \u25a0 j-^ y ,
Tbe following marriage licenses vrere Issued
In this city Tuesday, December 10, : ldO7:
. James P. Flndlay, 30. and Emma Herbst, 27.
both of 130 Diamond street.
John Thurston, 38. and Mary Hand, 29, both
ot 420 Lsjtuna street.
Isaac Citron. 21, 1507 Masonic avenne, and
Dora Warshauser, 18, 404 Aahbury street.
Roy Rhea, 23, 69 Webster street, and Eliza-
beth F, Rlley, 22, 1935 Broadway*
Richard Randhahn. 29. 533 Arkansas . street,
and Annie .Menses, 23, 259 Victoria street.
Louis Luchettl. 23, 661 Bay street, and Jo-
sephine Flgone, 18, 405 Union street.
\u25a0 OAKLAND, Dee. 10.— The following marriage
licenses were Issued today:
Arthur 11. Cookc. 32, Alameda, and Elliabeth
Senllch, 34, Oakland.
Curtus E. Smith. 22, and Alice T. Buswell,
IS. both of Oakland.
Jake Berlinsky, 30, and Helen Weis, SO, both
of Oakland. . ~- .
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. They must be banded In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author-
ised 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
BREUER— In this city, December S, 1907, to
.the wife of Otto A. Breuer, . a' son.
POWERS— -In this city, December ' 9, 1907,* to
the- wife of Frank H. Powers, a son."
DEATHS
Barkley. William H 211 Lyman. WUllam H. —
Barnes, Anna B. J.. 76 McGovern, ioha V.. 38
•Benn, John S.. 70 Moyles, John ;75
I Blocksom, Fisher A— l Musto, Teresa. ...... 02
Brown, Elisabeth.. 60 Nlssen, Mathilde... 45
Burke. Margaret.:'.. SO Powers. J0hn....... 78
Chadt>ourni\ Joseph. B<i Qultrow, Emma..... 61
Crowe, f Clara. L 28 Ritchie, Napoleon.. . 71
Davis. Charles E... 51 Rossini. Margaret... f>6
Glllesple. Wlllard AZ* Rntnerford. Albert E22
Hftjdo, Mary....... : 90 Such..- Oeorge ..- 2
Hf l^-i'nberg, Mrs. A 75 Thompson, Ertck.. . . 5S
IN crry, Grscte. 25 Tl?be, John J...... 42
X Orman H.. 47 Walsh, Charles H...-W
1. '. MarUn..;. 41 Whyte. Bridpet X.. «7
l-i ' \u25a0. -Myron P. 7S rVllklns, Louise N.. —
Li. Henry . *...... &> . ' .
BARKLET— In this" ; city. December 10, 1007,
William Henry Barkley, beloved son of - Mrs.
Anna C. and the late William 11. Barklev.
and brother of Alice G. and Bessie A. Bark-
ley, a native of San Francisco, Cal., «fc*ed
21 years 2 months and 8 days. ; ;;
BARNES— In Oakland, Anna E. Barnes, relict
I of /tbe late A. H. Barnes of Reno. Nev.. and
mother of Mrs. Frances E. Cornelison of
Janesvllle. Cal.. Mrs. Ella F. Law and Ml»
Etta Barnes of East Oakland, and Miss Jo-
sephine and Frank A. Barnes of Los Angeles,
a native of Ohio, aged 76 years and 24 days.
BENN— In this city,- December 9, s 1907,. John
S., ! beloved husband : of, Alice Benn, , father
of. Walter O. and Martha A. Benn, and step-
father \u25a0of Mrs. . George Ladek#, a - native of
Ireland, aged 70 years 4 months and 12 days.
The funeral services will ba held tomorrow
(Thursday), at 11 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence, 243 ? Pierce \u25a0 street. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery, by carriage.' ; • -
BLOCKSOM— In this city, December 9. 1907,
Fisher Aubrey : Blocksom, son of • Frances M.
Blocksom. - ; :
Tho ' funeral services will take place today
(Wednesday), at 1:80 o'clock p. m., at nls
late residence. 1640 Hayes street. Interment
private, in Cypress Lawn cemetery. Please
*. omit; flowers. j - ;•
[BROWN— In this city, December B, 1907, Elisa-
beth : Brown, a native of Germany, aged 68
: years 8 months- and o days. \u25a0
- Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attends- the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m., from the
; funeral parlors. of Bunker &-Lunt, -2SC6 Mis-
sion street" between Twenty-second and Twen-
- ty-thlrd. Mission Masonic temple. Interment
.Mount Olivet cemetery.;
BURKE— In this. "city, December ©, 1907, M«r-
garet Burke,' beloved annt of John^F. Burke,
..- ' a\u25a0' native :of County "\u25a0 Mayo, Ireland, t aged 1 80
. years. \u25a0- ,' -\u25a0;,\u25a0 \u25a0 N . ..•-...\u25a0\u25a0
i The funeral ( will take place tomorrow
: (Thursday), at 8 a. in.. n from the parlors of
\u25a0HP. F. Green & Co., northeast corner of ; Six-
teenth . and ' Guerrero'- streets, \u25a0 thence -to St.
Ann's 'church. "-.- Sunset-" district, where a m,-
, ; d.nlt>m mass " for , tie . rep<->ee . of her soul will
•- of celpbratpd.-; eommpnpins at 9 a. m. Inter- •
.ment Holy. Cross, cemetery.
CHADBOURNE— In. thia city.. December 8, 1007,
> ." .I:s»ph . Chadbourne," a": native- , of ; . Potosi, Mo.,
a^ed 80 years I" month. and. 9 days.- (St. Louis
papers please, copy.);. "', \u25a0\u25a0."-\u25a0. .- .. :
"X" K \u25a0 Bemains at ; the -parlors of -P. F, Green >&
C 0. ,: northeast corner of Sixteenth and Guer-
rero streets. . Notice of , funeral hereafter;.;'
CROWE— In Redwood City,* December 10,| 1907,
\ " Clara Louise, daughter of '.James , and Lney
Crovre," a native of ' Redwood City,' ' aged 2S
" ye«r»6 months nnd 7 days. • , . /
-Friends -and", acquaintances are respectfully
invited Jto . attend the ' funeral services » tomor-
'rowc (Thursday), December •; 12, 1907, at the
-chapel of -Cypress -Lawn cemetery, fon the
\u25a0y. arrival o^ the ; 12 :25 train from Redwood Cto.
DAVIS— In' thii -city. December 9. 190*7, ' Charles
\u25a0 E. Davis, beloved . father •of Martha t C. . and
-Willie sH. . Davis, and- brother of Mrs. J.
Byrne and Mrs. ,E. Gifford and the \ late G.
Davis/' \u25a0\u25a0*.?. native of Massachusetts, aged 51
• years^B months . and' 9 days. : .- ;
. ? Friends : are respectfully Invited ' to - attend
the funeral- tomorrow > (Thursday),- at 12-
. o'clock. 1 f rom - the chapel of N. • Gray * ' Co.;
218(5 Geary street: corner " of Devlsadero.- 1 In-
r cineration,) Odd Fellows' crematory. ;•: ' c \u25a0'
GILLESPIE — In : this city, December 7, 1907,
Wlllard A., ". beloved ; : husband of Minnie .E:
Glllesple; and / beloved- son of Adam and
Elvira Glllesple of : Gold ; Hill. Nev.; a native
-of Gold Hill, Nev.V aged '34 years. ;
; Friends and . acquaintances are respectfully
Invited \u25a0 to attend the funeral today (Wednes^
'day),".. at 1:15 o'clock p. m., from King Solo-
v mon's hall, . Fillmore street near » Sutter, 1 un-~
«pr the auspices of , Richmond lodge No. - 375,'
" F. &, A. -M. » Interment.-Moant Olivet *" ceme-
- t«>ry, by eWtrlccar from Thirtieth street and
': San j Jose avenue. - : *,' \^. \u25a0 \u25a0.-
HAVDE— In this city,' December 9, 1907, 1 Mary,
, relict of - the late ? William Hayde, \u25a0 and . loving
. ' mother of • Mrs. Julia Lof tvs and • Mrs. George
":.1, Hahn, \ a . native of County Weiford, Ireland,
,4 aged : 90 : years. .
HEISSENBERG-^-In this city, December 9,. 1907,
. AdelUald," dearly . beloved .wife of Conrad Hels- j
senberjr, -loving ; mother J of » Mrs. -Joseph Golly,"
• , and -beloved - grandmother : of Arthur \u25a0 P.' Golly,
J a native of Germany,* aged : 7s years 8. montns
" : and ; B < days." :\u25a0--.,'. y- \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0' -.".-\u25a0 . . \u25a0' " ; -• '\u25a0 -. \u25a0•\u25a0:,-
'. • '> Friends r and .' acquaintances . are » respectfully
> invited '\u25a0•: to -•• attend -'- the :- - funeral . tomorrow
' "- (Thursday); "-at "10 o'clock- a. ' \u25a0.. va.,' from; her ;
: late s residence; '": 204 - Jersey- street '.-\u25a0 between
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" Noe ' •*\u25a0 and j Sanches.". thence to « Odd Fellows'
>' crematory 3 for ; Incineration, i^ . . . .j
HENNEBERRV— In 4 Los s' Angeles,'. December ' 10;
•' 1907." G rac te J Henneberry ; beloved wife of
i \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 Thomas *; Hcnneberry. . a . native :. of San Fcin-
cisco.i aged*2s years;- 'A,"- 7 ." ' \u25a0~ : -' : ':<- : .\lu- : *-\
, " Remains •at i the \u25a0 parlors of ; P. " F; Green •; &
' Co.; northeast corner ; of Sixteenth >, and Gnet-
v r^ro] streets;" .\J'; ".':"'•_',\u25a0."." .-.--. . ; - ':\u25a0.•".; ;.-'.' -'. ..\u25a0\u25a0.." "•""-=!
KNIGHT— In this city, December 10, 1907/ Or-*
.-\u25a0; man : II.; . beloved * hudband of- the t late - Alioe
\u25a0E. Knight.''' and t of .: W.*i G.". SO. j J.;and
Bospie \u25a0 M. Knlght.ia'natlve ! of Maryland,-, aged
: *;" 47£ year* 5 and ; "A months. •; (Baltimore, Md..
; /--"papers; pleases copy.)'. : . \u0084 \u25a0 . ; .
.; Friends'? and"; acquaintances , are i respectfully ;
! i invited '» , to *'•- attend ; . the '\u25a0:-. funeral "-:•' tomorrow
- (Thursday), I " at 1:30 "o'clock ip..m.;-.from:Klnpr
! ':\u25a0 ; golomoa's - ball. > FUlraore - street - near • Sutter,
.-under/the auspices of Presidio lodge 'No. 351.
. F.& A. M. / Incineration, Odd ' Fellows' crein-
; ataory. ; .
LASSAKT— In .Los : Banes. .December S. 1907,
. Martin, : beloved bnsband of Marie .Ward Las-
. sart, ,• stepfatheT 'of Emmet, - Helen,: Berniee
•-.: and n Normle* #ard; a - native " of .. AldndM,
France, ' aged 41 years. * :.'"
.; ' Friends* and acquaintances . are respectfully
/ invited-, to -> attend the . funeral tomorrow
." (Thursday), December 12. 1907. at 10 o'clock
a. m.v from the . parlors of , Julius S. Godean,
2123 Bush street. :'. . . r-
LAnRBNCB-^-In this city, December S. 1907,
Myron P. Laurence, beloved father of Mrs.
Eugene Colburn " of : San Francisco . and Josiah
- H. - Laurence -of Taeoma . > \Tash. , \u25a0 and brother-
of William Laurence and llrs. Suva Poor of
Bristol.^Vt., -a native of Mcnkton, • Vt. , aged
78years."- -..;.;; :—--'; ""- \u25a0" \u25a0
LEROY— In this city. December 9, 1907. Henry.
' beloved husband -of the late Amelia t#roy,
and father of Julia Leroy, a native of France,
aged CO years.. \u25a0 .-' > _
LTMAN-i-In: this city, December 9. 1907.
liam : H., ; beloved husband of Sarah M. Lyman.
and i father of Eveline 'C. and • Genevteve J.
- Lyman and : Mrs. - George Leonard, a native vt
' Sacrameato, •; Cal. -. \u25a0>\u25a0 \u25a0 .- - \u25a0
. The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
day),' at 10 o'clock. 'a. m., from his late resi-
• dence., 2578 ' Folsom \u25a0 street, thence to St.'
'. Peter's - church for ; services. : Interment pri-
vate. In -Holy Cross cemetery.
McGOVERN— In this ' elty, December 0. 1907.
'John F., . dearly beloved eon -of Mrs. William
' Tobln, stepson . ; of William Tobin. loving
brother of Michael J.. William. Mac and Rose
' McGorern, stepbrother of . Catherine. Josephine
; and Edward TOtoin, a native of Gilroy, Cal.,
aged 36 year* aqa,: month.
Friends . and acquaintances are respectfully
\u25a0 Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day), at 8:30 a. ro., from his late resldrace,
R7B Hill street near: Castro, thence to- St.
Jame*'; churrb, where a requiem high mans
for the repose of bis soul will be celebrated,
commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cros*
- cemetery. '\u25a0•-\u25a0;--
MOYLES— In this city. December 8. 1907, John.
beloved : husband : of B. - Moyles. and father of
' Andrew. : Thoma* and James Movies and Mrs.
William Bnnemann and the late Mrs. A.
' ' Velard, 5 brother of Patrick > Moyles and \u25a0 nncle
of Mrs. McCcllls and James Moyles, a natlt-e
of Ireland, aged 75 ; years. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' - . : \u25a0
• ' Friends . and \u25a0 acquaintances are . respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day). December 11, 1907, at v ft:3o o'clock
a. \u25a0'. ra., from the residence -of his s«s." 980
Hayes street, thence to St. Peter's church for
services, i Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
carriage, » . . \u25a0
MT7STO— In this city, December 5. 1907. Teresa
Mtmto, dearly beloved wife of Andrea Giordano
Mu*to, and mother of Mrs. Loui*a Benson, a
native of Chlavarf. Italy, aged 62 years.
Remains: at the funeral parlors: of Valente.
Marinl A : Co., 3448 Mission street between
Thirtieth . street and Cortland avenue.
NISSEN— In Mount Eden, December 10. 1907.
Mathilde. beloved wife of Carl : Kissen, and
mother of Lily. Harry. Clara. Eralle. Charles.
Helen and Ethel Nlsgen. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Pestborf. a native of Mount Eden,
aged 43 years and 5 months.
.: ' \u25a0- Friends - and acquaintance* are respectfully
invited .to attend- the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday*. December 12. 1907. at 1 p. m.,
from her late home. Interment Mount Eden
cemetery. : . <\u25a0 \u25a0
POWERS— In' this city, December 9. 1807. John,
beloved husband of the late Margaret Powers,
devoted father of James J.. Powers, Mrs. Wil-
liam MeCann and Mrs. James Smith, a native
of Prince Edward island. .-«sced 78 years.. A
member of <tlte gentlemen's sodality of St.
Ignatius church and Third Order of St.' Fran-
cis. -
; The funeral will take "'place tomorrow
(Thursday), December : 12. 1907. at 9 o'clock
a. m.: from the residence of his son in law,
William MeCann. 29 Noe street, thence to
Mission Dolores church, where a rpouiem Web
mam for the -repose of fa> soul will be cele-
bratea. eommeueinir at 9:30 s. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
QUITZOW— In this city. December 10. 1907,*
Emma, dearly beloved wife of H. W. Qultzow.
and loving - mother of H. W. Quitzow Jr., a
native of Brooklyn.. N. V.'. aged 01 years 4
months and 22 days. A member of Buy City
lodee Xo. 610. K. and L. of H. ( New Yori^
Philadelphia and Chicago papers please copy.)
Notice of funeral hereafter. ;
RITCHIE— In tlil» city, December 9, 1907, Na-
poleon. * beloved husband, of Margaret Ritchie,
and father of - Frederick D.. Lucy J. and Afl-
nle P. Ritchie and Mrs. Edward McCluskey,
a native of. Canada, aged 71 years 11 months
and 22 days. . .-..— .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednos-
dar), at 8:30 a. m., from bin late residence.
' 4107 Eighteenth street, theDM> to Holy Re-
deemer , church, where a requiem high mass
forthp repos* of his sonl will be celebrated,
commencing at 9a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery. '
ROSSINI— In Oakland. December 9. 1907. Mar-
garet, relict of the late Cbarles J. RossUil.
and mother of Mrs. W. J. Scott of Oakland.
Mrs. E. Jantchl of Los Angeles, Mrs. Adolph
Wbolers, Charles H. Rossini and tbe late
Job* and Thomas Rossini, a 1a 1 native of Ire-
land.* aged 66 years and 7 months. , .
• Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the f uneral". today- (Wednes-
day). December. 11. 1907. «t 1:30 o'clock
. p. m.. '. from - her late residence. 971^4 I Pine
.'. street. - Oakland, :. thence * to St.' Patrick's
church, •- whfre services . will *be held : at 2
,• p. , m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. •
RUTHERFORD-r-In Oakland. Cal.. December 10.
1907. Albert Edwtn Rutherford, beloved son
of Mrs. W. D. Andrews, a satire of Calif oc-
nla, aged 22 years" B months and 4 days.-
SUCH— In Oakland. December 9, 1907. George,
beloved son of George and Ella Such, and
loving brother of \u25a0 Haiel and Walter Such, .1
native of California,? aged 2 years.
Friends and acquaintances nre. respectfully
invited to attend - the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday), December 12. 10<>7. at 1:TO
s o'clock, p. m.. from the residence of his
grandparents. 217 Miles avenue. Oakland. In-
terment St. Mary's cemetery.
THOMPSON— Int Oakland. December 9. 1907.
Erlck.'father of Emtel Thomp««>n. a native of
Finland, -aged- 5-S. years. . A member of Finn
BrotherhoodLof San Francisco.
\u25a0 "Friends and- acquaintances are respectfully
Inrited to attend the foDeral services , tomor-
row -(Thursday) afternoon, at : 2 o'clock, at
-" the " parlors of 1 tho Albert . Brown undertaking
\u0084 company, 572 Thirteenth street, Oakland. In-
terment Mountain View \u25a0 cemetery.
TIGHE— In Tanforan Park, San Bruno, Decem-
ber 9, 1907, John J. Tlghe, beloved brother of
." Mrs. Mary McHugh and Delia Tlghe, Mrs. J.
Staton, ; Mrs. - J. A. ; Hardgrove and Annie
Tlghe. a. native of Ireland,' aged "42 years.\
WALSH— In Alameda, December -: 9, 1907,
Charles H. (Harry) Walsh, son v of the late
John and Mary Walsh. . and brother of Frank
Walsh, a native of San Francisco, aged 30
years..; '.jMJ^tfHsC^'JwEtefflMJSfl! ', ' \u25a0
-Friends and acquaintances, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
\u25a0 day (Wednesday), December 11,* 1907, at 2
o'clock, p. m.; at the- undertaking chapel of
-. ' Smiley tc Gallagher, 2323 Santa Clara avenue,
Alameda. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.
WHYTE— In this city, December 0, : 1907, 1 Brld-
„ get X., , relict of the late . John P. a
nstive of County Rosqpmmon, -Ireland, agod
-. 67 years. \u25a0; \ \u25a0\u25a0 -.'.-. ? •-' *'"*\u25a0• .:
\u25a0 The; funeral will take place today (Wednes-'
day)., at 9 a." \u25a0'\u25a0 m.. from the funeral ; parlors
.\u25a0: of.Samnel 'MrFadden A; Co.: 1070 Halebt
street near ; Baker, thence to ; Holy . Cross
church, : where a requiem high mass for the
; repose of her i soul will be celebrated, \u25a0 eom-
• meneing ; at : 9:30 . a. : , m. Interment . private,"
"Holy Cross cemetery... . - , \u25a0 V
WILKINS— In this city, December 9. 1907.
Louise N." Wilklns, relict of the late Hepburn
.-- Wilklns of San Rafael, and mother of Harry
- H. Wilklns and ; Alice .N, Wilklna, danghtex
of Mrs. A. 0. Nlchdls. ...
L ; \u25a0- Funeral, private.
iNDEPEKDENTOF THE TRUST
—-for— : >
Seventy-five Dollars
. I will. furnish:?
HEARSE, TVVO.CARRIAGES, EHBAIBING,
Mm ; AND CIOTH; CO WD CASKET
JULIUS S.GODEAU
Main Offlcei 2123 Bnish St. Went 2«99
Branch t 305 Moctgomery Ay. Temp. 8288
Ambulance and Carrlaeti to Hire.
" . t -'. ';>"•; OCEAN'. TRAVEL
Jsamburg~&merlcarL
IOF A ANI) C p IST CLASS ACCORD-
' Sill I I^'G TO STEAMER AND DE3-
.-. yIpy.V.:'.TINATION.y lpy.V.:'.TINATION. -.<; >. \u25a0'. -.•;-' ...
:j,by* ; .most; modern -and luxurious leviathans. "
\u25a0 AUnnU - •"-. v .\ Bluecher ............ Dec. t. 7
IUiIUyH 1 Amerlka (new) ..... rjec. 12
PARISH / tGraf 1 Waldcrsee .'. . Dee. 14
UIUDIIDr ( ." tPennsylvanla .....; Dec. 21
\u25a0 ;).: Pres't Grant (new) " Dec. 2S
-^Salls ;to Hamburg ; direct
CjRW[J^ V Pres't Lincoln (new). Dec? 5
MAPIFC ( Bulgaria -..:....:,.M>*c. 34
nArILJ:-; .~V Hamburg ..;. Jan. 4, F«b.' 15
f run 1 • c I Batavla . . . . Jan. 14, Mar. ;"] 7
UtnUA ; J Moltke . . ............ Jan. 29
ALEXANDRIA Special trips by S.S,- Ham-:
Via Gib, & Italy. ••'*"*»' J«n-'*>od Feby. 15.
WesilndiasSsOrient
. SpVeial^crulses 1 by ? snperb '- steamers, > lasting
froru";ie-79 days.*" i Cost from |75-|3OO '\u25a0 and np. ; -.,
"SUPERB'iNILE -SERVICE.'- By. New Steamers.
i- Tourist * Depths for r General ', laf ormation. -j" Trav-
«l»raV Checks good - all ; over \u25a0 the \u25a0 World. \u25a0 * \u0084
Company's of ice, - 908 Market ; »t.,: S. - 5". (near
Powell- st.>. ' :" ' : ; 1
; HORSES— WAGOKS— HARNESS
"WEDNESDAT, . December 11. I»07, on ac-
count of retiring from business, we will sell
for H. B. Mnuy his entire ' lnmber teaming
ontflt. consisting of 30 head et hlga class
horses, all trtty broke," w«rsnla( from 1.300 to
-1.700 pounds (these horeea are til to fine con-
dition and ready for hard -we-rk); I*«d aad
wheel, harness: 10 foar-htrße lnmber wagons of
the latest and; best patterns: 1- two-horse lum-
ber wagon: 5 sand "wtixons: : business her*?,
bucgy and harness: blacksmith outfit, safe sad
office furniture : corrugated Iron I stable for 60
horses: blacksmith shop and warehouse with
room for 79 tons of hay; also leas* on tee lot.
which is 143 feet on Bryant street and 13T:<J
feet deep. - :.,-':-
- Sale takes place on WEDNESDAT. December
11. 1907. at 11 a. m.. .on tne premises, 870
Bryant street, San Francisco. •--' -\u25a0-.<.
W. H.HORD. Aoctkmeer.
$& All HORSB MUST X.AS KPRLSOmD.
112 Head. No Reserve, licensed Public _ Auction Sale
Of conbtnation c<mslgnments, ronstatlajr of
large, mares and geldings of all .classes, and all
thoroughly broken. This -lot will salt any and
all business pnrpotes. - Farmer*. : merchants.
buxlnewimen and private families can be sntted
by attending this sale. Special rates by railroad
frrtcbt to home shippers acd moderate rates for
stall and keep. • I will also sell a ?ot of new
and «eeond hand vehicles of every description,
including one extrivfia* combination delicatesiea
wagon, ss aim 45 ttfts of new and second hand
harness. Mostly . drummer*' samples. AncMon
books now «pen to consignors. Sale Wednesday.
December 11, at 11 a. m.. ra!n or shine. 565-
567 Fonrth street. Oakland. •
J. W. MEDEIROS. Licensed Auctioneer.
SALE
WEDNESDAY, December 11, at
'10l VALENCIA ST., 11 A. M.
65 city worn borses and mares; all good work-
ers; lots of. work harness.
A. H. SCOFIELD, Livestock Ancttoneer.
4 OCEA.V TRAVEL
Stetniert Leave Broadway
AtZILI LOW RATES, lacladlng "
/W»^^9 \A BERTHS AND MEALS.
I / J SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
Y3^>_^&/ FOR LOS AXGBLES
SAX DIEGO
SAXTA BARBARA
Santa Rosa Every Sunday. 10 a. m.
Queen Every Thursday. 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA -AXD VANCOUVER. B. O,
PCGET SOUXD AXD A LASKAX PORTS
President ...... D«<.; 13, 2». Jan. 12, 11 a. ra.
Governor .Dee. 23. Jan. 7. II a. m.
City of Puebla Dec. I*, Jan. 2, 11 a. m.
BOUND THE SOD ND EXCURSIONS. 11 DATS
Round Trip, Including Berth and Meals, |43.
FOR EUREKA (HTJMBOLDT BAT)
City of Topeka..Dee. 11. 17. 23. IK>. 10:30 a. m.
Spokane ....De?. 14. 20. 26. 10:S0 a. m.
And every third day thereafter.
FOR GUAYSf AS, MAMTUX. LA PAZ,
ALTATA. SAX JOSE DEL CABO,
MAGOALEXA BAY. •"
Curacao 12. 10 a. m.
, ALASKA 'EXCURSIONS, 'IMS.
The palatial Alaska exenrston steamship
SPOKANE will leave Senttle 11 a. m.. Jnae 19,
July 1. 18, 31, Anaru't 15. -»
- - Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market »t. and Broadway
Wharf— Telephone Kearny 402.
OAKLAND 863 Broadway
San Francisco Freight Office — Broadway wharf.
CD. DUNANN, Q. P. A.. San Frandseo.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have opeaed their permanent office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
-IS. S. "America Mara." Tuesday, Dec. 17.
1907. 11 * , - ~- -
S. S. "Nlppoa Mara." Tuesday. Jan. 14. 1909.
S. S. '.'Hongkong Mara," Tuesday, Feb. 11.
1908.
Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets. 1 p. m., for Yokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe. (Hiogo),
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong with steamers for Manila, India, etc No
cargo received on board day of nailing.
Ronnd trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at ©face. James
Flood building. W. H. AVERT
Assistant General Manager.
Alaska Pacific S. S. Co.
ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS
BUCKMAN & WATSON
— Every Satnrday at ItSO p. m.
Only direct route between San Francisco. Seat-
tle and Taeoma. Through freight and passenger
rates to all Sound points; also Alaska.
For rates apply W. D. WELLS. Gea'l Agt.
Phone Keamy 63. Stenart Btre«t Dock.
OCEANIC S. S. CO.
V (SPRECKELS USE)
HOKOttrLTX— S. S. Alameda sails 11 a; m Dec
-28. Round trip, J 123. «•-. ««c
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— B. S. Mariposa sails
Dec. 2S. 1907. Ronnd trip, first class. $125
"Scenic line .to New Zealand via Raratonzs
Cook island, etc Auckland, first. $175.40; third*
$77.50. - \u25a0 - . •
Passenger Dent.. 673 Market St.; Freight Office
>'•'.-\u25a0 90 Clay st. Phone Tern. 1231.
Cbmpaghte Generals Traflsatlantiqne
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
. Sailing every Thursday. Instead of Satnrday.
at 10 a. in., from Pier 42, North river, foot of
Morton " it.""- ... • •-. . «
First els s« to Havre. 570 and npward: second
class to \u25a0 Havre, t45 and npward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN-
ADA. 19 State St.. New York. J. - T. FTJGAZI
Manager, Pacific Coast. 630 Montgomery St., Saa
Fraaeisco. . Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents. .- \u25a0 .~ . \u25a0 • -
HAY AXD IXTERURBAJr ROUTES
VALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello S-. S. Co. and Na pa Valley Electric
R. B. Co. Close connections. \u25a0 '•-> \u25a0:
fi— HOU.VD TRIPS DAILY— 6 "
Boats leave San Francisco 7:00,i*9:45 a, m
12:30 noon, 3:15, 6:00, *S:3Q p. m.
- -- San -Francisco - landing and office. Clay street
wharf, north end ferry building. Market street
ferry. ,' Meals a-la \u25a0 carte. \u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0
'\u25a0 Phone Kearny 406.
' . *Land» Navy Yard . direct..
1 ' IiAILWAY raAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
October 27, 1907 "'
SHORE DIVISION
-1 For" Sausali to, MIU-'-ValleSr^'Sao Ka-
fael— Dally^-Every .30. minutes from
6:451 to 9:45' a. m.; ; hourly until 3:45
p. m.; -then, 4:15 and- every 30 minutes
untili7:4s p.-m.,^ 9:00,: 10:15, 11:55 p. in.
For Fairfax —^^\"eek days — 6:45,-7:15
a. m.; 2:45, 3:45. 4:15, 4:45, 6:15 p. m.
Sundays — 3:15. 10:45, 11:45 a. m.;* 12:45,
1:45/ 2:45! p. m.^pwfjßM«3Maaweß«BßfjM«'
For,. San 'Quentln — Dally— 8:15, 9:45.
11:45 ar.m.; 12:45. ,1:45 p.: m.
2:45 p. ra. daily and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days only f or ; Lasjunitas. Camp Meeker,
Monte ; Rio, Cazadero and way stations.
: western "biyisioxr
For Tlburon, Belvedere and Saa ' Rafael
; 7:40. 9:15.' •11:00 ; a;, m.; 12:30,*" 3:30,
6:10, 6:30 ! p. nu; daily. -
- 7:40 a., m.- daily for Peuiuma. Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg, - Cloverdale, Uklah,
Wlllits,: Sherwood. Sebastopol. Glen El-
len.- Camp ;.Vaeatlon and „ way ; stations.
i3:3o;p.^m.^daily for- Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, h Healdsburg 1 . Cloveraalft.- Uk!ah.
Guernevllle, Sebastopol and way sta-
tions^pJßSßoßsiVßSm^ascaps^BßMlßMi
-7- 5:10 j>. s m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
\u25a0Rosa,* Glen Ellen and way stations.
.. . » :15 a.; m. 1 Sunday.: only for Petaluma,
Santa ' Rosa: and .way stations.
" •\u25a0' •To^.Xlbaron \u25a0 only. \u25a0 t .
T •"^Ticket OMce— Ferry BnildlSK.
General Of flee— James Hood Build In 3.
/ RAILWAY TRAVEL
/iiiV Trabu leave acd an ta .
pfe^^j San Francisco
A^iQJ^V/ FERRY DEPOT
-^ ' Foot of Market Street
Leava —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Arrive
6.40 a Hiywsrd, Xilea San Jen 7-08*
. 7.00 a Hickoassd, Port Cosa, £emd&. Sui-
r:n. Discs, Saa"a!E etc. Rcwville.
- Marvsviila, Redding, Btwasuir... 7.ZS?
7i50« Dmira, Vacavillet Ra=«ev 7JS>
7.00 a Davis, Woodland fViUlama, U\x-
w-i!, Willows. Hamilton. Coraist
Tetama, Red Blsff. 7.25»
7.40t Vall-j>. Nspa, CaL'ttrp. Eaot»
Ro«v UarUaex £*° Baison 6.C8?
7Ma Niles, Pl«\s»3toa > livcnrore. Lv
throp. St>ckton, TrsTy.losßaaost
firmaa," Haaford. Visaiia, Forter-
'.J\Batsrsfield 7.23?
B.OC* Gotdlid i»a«a.— Perl torta, Vrr.icin.
SjcraaeatP.Tnjfkee^azen, Miaa,
Tinomh. GoMii «!•-'. La«a. £eelcr 7.CE»
B.ooa Davis. Woodbad, HftxysvLUc.Oro- :
villo 72Z9
B.ooa ' Xewi, Cent«v : Ha, &n Jo«
Los Oata* \Vri«J»», LasreL 8.48f
8.20» Port Costa. M.--- sices, Ettoh, Tra-y,
Stociton. Merced. Fre*r,o, Goihea
JtractSaa, (Haalord.) Vtolia. Pb>
terviUe, Baksradcld 4.48y
9.00 a N"J«, Livsr-acre. i'tocktcnl'M'itca).
VaSsr Spriaj, lone,
Esdßla^,. *M 9
9.03 a Soncr*. Tuoluisne and Angfh' 4MS}
9,00 a AtSttti-: Ezprem-Sacraiatnto. Troo-
k-«; Oriea. Salt Laxo City, Dm-
Ter, HAnssaC^r 7.25»
9.40 a -Rieaaomi Port Costa, Martiaex.... " 6.43*
50.00* Tha Overhnd Limited— Lenvec f
2 JCmbis City. Otaah*. Chiajo... - 8.28b
10.20 a ViUeio, Msrr Irfand, Kara ll^ftl
10.20 a Los Anjslsj Passea pr— Vert. Costa,
. Martiaej. Byron. Irscy. Lithrop
> Stockton. Mir .•.-;. Rsraond, lres*
no. Uanford, VlstSia, lulare, Eat-
ersSeid. Los Angetea ...'....".;... 7^31
I^o9 Kites. Saa Jon aad Way Stations.. 2.4&P
1 .40? AJrarvdo.' N etv ark. Saa Jose. 7.28»
2.20p Becicis, £sisaa. Sacmseato lO4Bs
2.2J? Parthnl Espress (va ravi»\ 'UJ- ,;
!i«as; WiU'owi. Red Plufl. (Weed.
Bny), »»Msnd, PorUaad . . . . . 9.43»
3.00» Btoiaa, Winters, taiiamcn'o. Vice i-
laai Knights Landisg. Marysviile
apdOrovlle :.. 10.48 a
3J)3b Saa Lnadro, Naes, fan Jc«s 9^3a •
3^o« Port Costa. Martinex Bttoo. Mo-
desto ilarctrf. rre5n0.. ........ 12X89
3.30? Va Tiburoo. West Napa, S^liclesa.
CaCat0T*... ........:.......-.. IO^S«
4.0P» ValWo. JLirtinM. ?unßioicn. Xapa,
Ctostoe*. £awU lioo 9.28*
IJDD* Xilea, Tracy. Stoclta=. 10£. ...... 10.28*
4.20? Eastera Exprs»— Oeu«t, Ihjebkr.
i>«aver,- iv.2ttsu City, St. Louu.
Chicago .'
JtirtiaM, 'Stockton. Sacramento^ \u25a0
Reno. Sparks !2.48»
4.40? 3sn Leandro. Hay ward. NHea,! tS^Sa
Pleaaiaton, livermcre. . . . IJ! 1.48 a
5.00 a Use O»l United — Ne*maa, Los .—
Rano*. Mendotx Ire.T.o. Tolara,
Bakerj.'ieli Los Angeies. 8»48a
5.00? JTavraric &in Jo.«e. Le» Gatop.TT.-jjJit. 8.48 a
5.20» Saa Leandro, XiJes. San Joae . . 7 .43 a
5.40? VaUejo. Port Costs. Bcnic-a. Suisua,
Sacnmento 11.25*
6.20? Chios aad Jupsn Fast ! «ii —
' " Ottlea, Cheyear.e. Desver. Kanai3
City," Omaha. Chica-0.. .... ... . 12.48>
6.43? Hay*ari Nilea and Fan Jcse .'. 6.439
7.00? VaUejo. ifartinea and Way Stations.
Saaday ouly. :: 1 0.2-3?
8^0? Or??^a Ezprtss — Eacrasiento,
ILsrysviDe, Reddiai Portland,
Pus«t Sound and East ZAB*
9.00s Saturdays Only— San Joss sad
Way Stationi „ tS.gS|>
OAKLAND HARb6r~FERRY
Leave. 6.00, 7.00, 8.00. 9a». 10.C0. 11X0 s. m.
12.00. I.CU. 2.00. 3 .00 4.00 5 .C0 6.00. 7.00. 8.00.
9.00 p. m.
COAST LINE
*>3Ti Third and To wuseud Streets)
6.20 a South San Francisco, iaa Jose sad
Wsr Stations BMt*
6.30* .Valesda Street. Oceaa Vlerr. Colma.
Cemeteries, Baden. Saa Bruno. . . 8-ICa
7.00 a South ~ai Frsaeiseo. baa Joae, G.'.-
mv. Hollistsr. Pajaro. Watsoa-
vffle, Saata Cru* Boulder Creefc.
Davenport Del llonte, Monterey.
PidiaQroTt &45»
BXOI The tVstar -Sao Jo«, Pajaro. C«>
trorSle; SaJlnia, Ssa .Vrdo, Pa/o
Robes Hot Springs, tfsata Ma>
Itarita. Saa Luis Obiipa Occebo,
G-u-ial-Jve. Sorf, Sanut Barbara, .
\u25a0Ventura, Oxnard. Los A n jc!r^.. . . 1 1 45 a
B.ooa Dei Moa-Jt, Pacifo Grove. Surf.
Lompoe II
8.20 a South San Francisco. Palo Alto, Saa
Jose, Way Stations 11M*
9.00 a. San .lose. Gilroy. iralir.ss. Paw
" Robles Hot Springai S*a Lws
Obispo— It* Qatos. Abna. Wrigat.
Gemrood. Tres Fiaoe. Santa Our.
Boolder Creek. Del Monte. 2ica-
tersy. Pacito &»Te. 4JKf
I 10.40 a Sou-it San Fraadsco, Buribjswe. '
• Su> Mateo Palo Alto. Saa Jose .. 8J)Om
11.00 a Valsacii St.. Oceaa View. Cobs*.
- Cemeteries. Baden. Sanßroso... 1 .50?
I M3a South: San Francisco, Pato A!to, Saa
"'-' •)» and Way SUfcots t3-20»
2.00 » - Sooth Saa Frsacisco. Paio Alto, San
Jos* and Way Stations... . 8 4Sa
Z4O? Vi!-nc:a St.. Ocean View, Cohaa.
Cemeteries; Saa Bruno 4.25*
3.03? Dei Hoata Express - Saa Jose.
Chittenden. Gilroy. Ir*s Pino*.
• Pajaro. Wa tson v ii'e, fastaCntz,
CastroviUe. Del Uonte, Monterey,
faoao Grove.. 12.05b
3.20? South Saa' Fran einco. Saa Jote. GH-
roy. HoEister. Tres Piooa 10.25*
4JOOf Soasefc Express — EL Paso. Houston.
NVvOrJisaa
Paso flobles Hot Springs. Saa Luis
Ot>!3po. Santa Barbarv i.ot Aspics 1 1.40 a
4X39 Del Moate. Moaterey, Pahf c f.rove. 1145^
4.00 V Pajvo/TVatson vii'e. Santa Cruz.. . . 1 1.45?
4.23^ South Saa Fraa Cisco, tin Jose aad
Way Sutra as ' \2Ot
15.00? Stn Btjso, BuruD^une, Sin tlateo,
Palo Mxa, Saa Jose. LosGato*... t9-Coa •
. t5-20? BorliassmA Saa Mateo, Redwooc,
P*k> Mto San Jose 9.*0« ,
8.25? Valencia St. Oceaa View. Colma, .
CKseteriits. B dea, Saa 8r0n0. . . 7.13 i
s^*3? South Saa Fr..aeisco, San Brono, San
. ! ..- - Mates, K&iw 3oll PIJO Aito." San
Jose— Santa dan. Loa Gatos.
Wrijat.. .."..., 5.40?
t64)0? South Saa Fraaeisco, Saa Jose and
iVi-.-.-;UU.>.u. A....^A ....^. r ... X2O?
&29p Sa>r¥« S-i-i v ran cLco Saa Jose and
Way Stations 9Mip
8 00? Lo» Anyiif. Paase-ijst — San- Jose.
3aliasat ?i» Kobies Hot Spring*
San Lais ObUpo. Sacta Barbara.
Los.\ax3l<n ... 8.3 C»
8.20? Sooth Saa Fnadsro, Oceaa View.
... P\t>Alin 3nn Joae. 7J?Op
1 1.45? Valyicia St- Pak> Alto. San Jow.., 7 AS*
tl.OJ^ SajMTWo Ri-rer Staaaera,:^. ..." tB-^l»
Uaion Iciastcr U>t!f>3r.v amenta cnllaLi bajfgage and
*erfa oa trjina qf Sontbem Pieia* and deliver to
r».l«3«. They ire sotbori»d to check batsase direct
frona residence. fc ' ~ '
AforMomiaff. - - P f or Afleraooa.
tSuaday exeepted. J t t?--raday qnly.
\u25a0 — ; ; ; — : .
Ocean Shore -Railway — For Oc«ia View
Park. Ed?emar, SaUda. Brighton Beach. Yalle-
mar. Rociuiway k. Pedro Valley — Depot 1-th and
MlsMon sts. Dally except Sunday — Leave: 9:15 a. .
2:13n. Arrive: l:3Sp. 3 :45 p. Sunday and holldars
—Leave: 9:15 a. 10:40 a. 12:03 p. 2:00 p. S:23p. Ar-
rive: ll:Ssa. l:20p. S:lsp, 4:40p, 6:10 p.
SALAOA
FIRST UNOBSTRUCTED BKACH OS
OCEAX SHO«JE .
\u25a0 isas rnimors.
Fre« UaaspcrUtfoa. 2383 MUslan.
Pbos* Wmc «*4i. 1573 Übsioa
. at C 1L itatloa
Brophy's Beach
at Balboa
Oa tn« Oc«aa Saoro By. Fre« ' •xenrsJ-Mj
tickets at 112J Ge&rr *t. T*U l"rsaklii» 1185.
Farallone City
-Tbe most beautiful b»acti oa ta« Ocean
Shore Line. Lars* lors^ — lowest prtces — »a*y
' terms. Kxcursteaa dally. Call at ofSea for
free tlcitts. r.^agHMfl
CALIFORNIA SCBUBBAN HOME CO..
- 251 Van N'ras ay.
_MT.,TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Via Sausali to Ferry— Foot of Xarkct St.
Lt. Saa Fraa. p> --ffgL, Lv. Taaialpml*
PAY DAT K§S&§lk3 P^Y PAT
9:13 A 8:43 A 10:« A 7:43 A
9:43 A TgpSS' 11:4SA 1M« P
1:45 R VMZK \u25a0' \u25a0 1:48 P <•» P
SATVfc- 11:45 A ''\u25a0 fc45P satcb-
DAT 1:45 P U«alMtlMay» 4:13 P day
4:45 P 2:45 P Saßlfay THp» 5t15 P 9^4 P
ITICKSI OFFICB AT SAUSAUTO FEXEY
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