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CLOSING QUOTATIONS j
Bld.Ask.l Bid.A*k. I
Alpha O* 05' Justice <15 - <X$
Alta — i>2;Kentuck. ..... — 06
Andes 22 2ilLa<lr Wash.: 05'= —
Belcher 27 2Sl Mexican .... ..1.30 1.35
Bp*f& Belch. 71 72! N Gould &C. 22 —
Bullion 34 lei Occidental 20 —
C»l<Hlonia .... 1» . 2lK>)>hlr 3.10 3.12
Clia'.lenpe .... 12 li'ovcrman u> 13
O'dlar 15 lCH'otosl 13 IX
tvmfid>nre ... 65 70;Savajre 56 5S
Con Imperial. 02 03<Srorpion 10 17
<nn N York. — id jscp Belrher .. — 05
Con Vs M Co. 73 73' Sierra Xcv \u0084, 49 50
<>o<ni P<ilnt.. 28 — ISllver Hill ... 40 —
K.scuequer ... 13 20 St Louis .... fH-V—
fionld & Cur. 23 2S:Union Con ... 49 r.O
llalc & N'orc. 48 4» l i;tah m <«
Julia 09 .' ll i Yellow Jacket.l.4s 1.00
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Session— 9:3o to 12^0
lfto.o Adams «7|2000 Grt Bend, bCO 36
. ~"J AUI-cct ttt'iooo Grt Bend lis. C 7
XXXi Amethyst .... 10 500 Jim Butler .. 41
4(«ki Atlanta 3012U00 Johnnie Cons.. 12
r.i«.KJ Allan & Pac. 01j IOU Jumbo Ex ... 47
14<m. Uelmont 1.30J 500 Lone Star 12
'JCv Black Rock .. 032000 Do, t 30 11
SSOO Blue Bull ... lfc-ioou Man Comb .. 02
S'KHj Booth 27 1 500 Man Dexter .. 10
4.00 Bullfrog Mln. OS 1000 Man M C 0.... 03
S<oo Birr* Victor.. 05-1000 Mv M Co 04
10<X> Btte Goldficld 0212000 Mayflower Con Vi
S<XK) California .... C3j 100 MacNamara .. 34
500 Cash Boy ... 03 200 Midway 77
£000 Cash Boy ... l>ii 300 Midway 76
:<OG Coin Fraction. «57i1000 Mineral Hill.. 13
t4(X> Com Fraction. 68|lOC)0 Mohwk C Leas 03
2000 Cracker Jack. 10 1000 Mohawk Ex . . 03
ZMO Daisy -1.1&I2000 Mohawk Junior 02
500 Do. b 10... 1.15-1100 Monuna ...1.92H
700 Daisy 1.12^1000 Mont BlfE. b5
JSOO Do, b 30;..1.15! 200 Monrjromy Mt. 12
3000 Daisy Ex ... Ol!7000 Mtg Shos Ex. 04
l"00 Den Blfg Abx C4J 500 N Star, a 10.. IS
.•OO Dm B Btte C. IS! 200 Orl« Bullfrog. 05
10(>0 Dnsdfld Trngl. OOieooO Do, b 00.... 04
' 1000' Do, b 50... 10,2000 Oro ...... 12
K(00 Essie's Nest.. 231 200 Pitta S Peak.. 1.40
J>oo Florence .. .4.07^,2000 Queen B*gent. 17 '
»»'X> Florence 4.05,2000 Ued Hills 31
<fK>O Florence Ex.. 21J1000 Do, s 60 31"
4<»o Frances Mtk.. 25 1000 Red Top Ex.. 15
600 Gold Bar .... 40 1 000 Rescue Con.alS 12
ioe Gld Con M... 4. «5j1000 Sandstorm .... S2
I^oo Gld Con M.4.62H suO gt Ives 43
15(10 Gld Kewaoas. 45 200 Ton of N«t.5.07&
• 400 Gld Kewanas. 4^:4000 Tramp Con . . 23
1000 Granny M Co. 0912000 Vulture 04
1000 Do, b 10... 10! 100 West End . . . . 5.1
6«K) Great Bend .. 34 500 Yellow Hone.. 02
" 600 Great Bend .. 35'
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
14.000 Amthst, b»0 12! 1200 Gld Con M.4.52^
1500 Atlanta 8012700 Gld Kewanas.. 45
lrtOO Atlanta ~i> 4'<\) GM Kewanas.. 41
««io Bflmoat ...1.27% 15"0 Gld Kewanas.. 43
7"> Helmont 1.25 SOO Do, s 5 4U
•00 Eelraont ...1.22V/IIOOC Grandma ..... 09 1
. -m liig Bullfrog.. OljiOdC Granny, b t>o.. 11l
2<<oo Blue Bull ... IS! 1000 Granny, b 30.. 11 f
*-"•« Booth 27j 1400 Great Bend .. 84 i
]<«tO Booth 2S; 12.000 Grt Bend Ex OH,
iOO Blfrj Nat Bk 14-1000 Homestake E. SO
4000 Colombia Mt. 2212100 Jim Butler . . 42 !
' 10"0 Com Fraction. 6SJ IOOO Jim Butler .. 41
I'',fcoo Daisy 1.16.1000 Man Buffalo... 02
?r*>o Daisy 1.124:2500 MacNamam .. 3U
COftO Do. b 39...1.15J1000 Montgomy Mt. 12
500 Dmdfld Trntrl. 10,2t«K) Montgomv Mt. 11
-1W Eagle's Xcit. 2511000 Mtg Khos Ex. 04
800 Eagle's Nest.. 'J;t, K-0 N>v Jli'ls ...8.05
<^«0 Florwe . ..4.O2H!lOOO Nev Wonder.. 03
2<K) Floi»nee 4.05:2000 Oro, c 10 11
* 500 Florence 4.00 1000 R«>d HiUs 31
t«K"O Gold Sceptre. 07i K>o Red Hills SO
SCO Old Con M.4.62«A 10« Xt Sandstorm .... S2
40 Gld Con M...4.75:K«0 Do. c 30 31
pf-0 Gid Con M...4.60 ; 2iW) Tramp Con .. 23
- 200 Gld C«n M.4.57ii'1000 Tramp Con .. 21
SOO Gld Con M... 4.551 1500 West End ... 31
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask. ;
Grr«>n*-iit.-r Clinton 52 — :
NEVADA
Touop»h District
Bi.l.Adk.: Bid.Ask.
B'lmftnl 1.^2 l.ColMspNumsra .. 33 34
. Calif oi-uia ... <« o*:>iU3tv»r 75 77
Ca*li Boy ... 03 04, Montana 1.50 I.SC
1 ifperanis ... — OHMont Mid Ex. 02 03
Cold Anchor.. <i 5 0c! North Star ... 16 17
Gnld Crown .. 03 OCJOhto T-nn 01 C 3
Cr^at Wp*trn. VI (Cjßrocae Con .. 12 13 1
Home — 021TOH Exten ...1.30 1.50!
In<i Ton ' — 01|Tim> cf Nev. .5.05 5.13 ;
Jim Butler .. 41 42i\\>Ft End ... 31 33
Goldfield District
A<i«ms" 07 OS'Gld Kfwanas.. 43 44
Atlanta. 2» »«".:<;id Cniou ... — ©1
Ihalt Goldfield — 02 Grandma f>a 10
B«n'.l — 05,<ir*at B*nd . . VA —
r.lsott AntH . . 02 <«;Grt Hend Anx O4 05
Blk B Bonan 02 OA'Grt Bpnd Ex. OS u»
i.jii J<utte Ex (Xt t>r.'Hibem]a <rt " 4
J!l»rk Rook .. iC 03: Jumbo Ex ... 47 48
Blue "Bell ..: 09 10- Kendall — 16
>}Mi.r iitill .... 17 lSll.one Star Jl 12
Brooklyn — Vl'Lon Dillon ... 04 05
Utte Ooldfleld 02 O.t:Mayne O3 O4
Eootb 27 JR'Mid Pawnee... 01 02
Fnens' Vista.. — OfliMHltoirn Frac. 02 03
Columbia — 32; Mohwk C Leas 03 04
Columbia Mt. 21 2.".;Motiaw-k Ex .. 03' C 6
Com- FrartWm. 68 efiiMnhank Junior 02 04
Commonwealth — 10, Mohawk L^dge — 05
Coranir Nation 03 04;Ncv Boy 05 t«6
C<-no,u«w .... — <m Nev Gcldfleld.. 07 CS
Cracker Jack. O9 10 Nev Snosbine.. — t.is
D«is>y 1.15 1.17:<.»r0 12 13
I»*i«y Ex ... 01 C2,rotlatch 38 25
Dm B Btte C. 18 19 Rod Hills 31 32
Lmdfld Trngl. <» 1o:u»t1 Top Ex.. 14 15
Pixie <** «siKt<l Top Frac. 03 —
Dominion 01 02'S&ndstorm 32 —
Empire 04 OS.Sandstorm Ex. — 03
Ermeralda ... 04 of.'saii.ittin WEx 02 —
Florence 3.95 4.oo;Si»ver Pick ..SO Si
Florence Ex.. 21 22! silver rick Ex 02 04
Frances Mhlc.. 25 30;Siinmerone ... — 10
G*n Wash .. — OSjSt Ives 42 44
Gold Bar Gld 25 — Vernal 06 —
Gld Bank ... — <33! Yellow Roce... 03 ~ 04
Gld Con M... 4.52 4. Ksj Yellow Tiger.. 14 IS
Gld Comb .. — CTlTeUow Top ..01 02
•C!d Portland. 11 121
Bullfrog District
Alliance — ' Oil Gold Bar 30 40
Amethyst 08 lojGcld Sceptre.. 07 03
Fig Bullfrog.. 01 "2 Ili.mestske K. S3 60
Black Spar .. .01 — :Ug<» aarrls ..01 02
Bonnie Clsre.. — 3 «t| Mayflower Con 35 17
Blfrj Banner. '— CSjMont Bullfrog. 03 04
Blfg Dalay .. 05 — iMontcomy Mt. 11 12
Bullfrog win. <R> 10|Mtg Quartet... 01 —
Blfrg Nat Bk 10 — *Mtg Shos Ex. 03 05
Blfrg N Star. — 03'Oris Bnllfrog. 03 04
Elfrg Victor.. 04 051 Tramp Con .. 23 24
Croesoa — o*l Yankee Girl " O2 —
Machsttan District
Apr Fool Ex. 01 02IMan HumboMt 02 03
Atlan A Pae. — VI Man Jackson.. — 20
Comet — .01 Man Little Joe 01 02
Gold Wedge.. 03 04 Man Mm Nev. 08 04
Cranny G M. — OS^Man Mammoth 04 —
Xnd Camp -- . — 08] Man Verde . . — 02
Jumping Jack 03 —Mineral mil.. 18 14
Little Grey .. — 10 Mustang Man.. C 810
Man Broncho. 04 05:Mcstang Anx.. — 01
Man Buffalo.. 01 02'Mus.tantr Ex .. 04 05
Man Con .... 21 2CiPlne v Nut .„. 04 05
Man Comb .. 01 O2',Srl Humphrey. 04 06
Man Crescent. 02 «3!WBale ....... 02 —
Msn Cowboy.. 01 03;Ycllow Horse. 02 03
Msti Dexter.. 10 12j
Otter Districts |',v,
frown Pt Gib 25 — 'Johnnie Cons.. 12 33
Enxle'e Nest.. 22 S3 Mlnaz Pedraz..l.oo'l.os
J rlrvw G Bid OS — \St-T Hills 3.05 —
falrvw Hallst 08 09 N>v Wonder.. 02 US
Kelrrw Eajrle. — TSjPitts S Pesk..l.B? —
i;o)«iyk» Reef. 01 O2| Vulture — W
Js<* Pot /- su|
Copper Stocks
Cumberld Ely. — 7.SOiNeT Cons .... — 9.50
San Francluro Mlnlnjr Exekange
11 a. m. Regular Sesrion
200 Opnlr S.S2HiIOCO Empire ....... 05
jiO Gld Con M...4.C0|2«K) Great Bend .. 34
-!4>G Do. b 10...4.60! ;<>o Florence 4.05
i<K> Con Va M Co. 821 400 Florence . ...4.02^
»V;io <i Bend Twlus 07,2000 Pennsylvania.. 02
( in) Florence Ex.. 22 1000 Mexican, b 30.1.60
1.-.to Mexican .....I.COJ SOO Ophlr. b 30.3.37%
PGld Kewanns. 45]
2:15 p. 111. Regular Session
\u25a0»i Ophlr 3.15! sf>o Daisy ......1.17ij
i \u25a0•') Do, b 10...5.15J SOO Mexican ....1.42'/,
!fj"'» (treat Bend .. Z4i
R CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Tonopah District
810. Art. Bld.Ack.
Boy ... 03 04 Mont Ton... 1.90 1.92%
Anchor.. 05 06i Rescue Con ..12 13
i<i Crown -. 04 OSlTon 8e1m0nt.1.221? 1.2*
•'^iia Butler .. 41 42) <cv Exten ...1.30 1.85
..-. Nsrcfcra. . S3 34|Ton of Nev.. 5. 05 5.15
Midway ..... ?5 TOiWrat , End Con 30 32
Goldfield District
\ tizX ne 07 OSSGId FOwanax.. 4T 45
Mlanta ...... 29 aolGrandma ..... on, 10
ruck Ant* .. 02 03: Great Bend . . 34 —
•llTk B' Bonan 03 04|<;rt B«»nd Anx 04 05
Blk Butfe Ex O4 OSiGrt . Bend Ex. 08 (19
1 In- Hell' ... VQ \u25a0 10\Jumho Ex 4i5 4$
Blue Bull ... 1* IS) Kendall Ex .. <C 03
( .K>th ...... 2« - '2'il^one Star .... 32 13
•\ lorabla .... 21 23! Mohawk Ex .'. .05 08
\,m Fraction. .«8 69|0r0 ........... 12 13
"racker Jack. 09 lOßed'llillt .... 30 ?l
- r »a!«r t:...1.15-I.XTT»|R«I-T<Bp Ex.. 34 15
"i'ni B Btte C. 18 2y|Siindstonn- — 31 83
Dixie ~. ..'•-• — - OS'SHver Pick . . 28 29
; i.^rn<^ ... ..4.00 4.OTi;Kt Ive« .....; 42 44
jlUCon M... 4. 32 4.57| Yellow Tiger.. — 20
BJWI Bullfrog District
•:-M Bsr \u2666*'• 44lMayflower Con 16 17
Homestake K. 50. 55]^
Manhattan DintrW ;
«an Broncbo. .04 Sn% '• ""\u25a0" "* M '
M.n Con .... 20 >2?Syl Humphrey. 04^—;
Wustacr Ex «. 04 6t % ,\
Other Districts* /
NVt HIUs .h.3.05. h .3.05 3. lsJ Pitta ,B -Peak. -.1.35 1.40
Com»tock*i
P^kber \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0• 27 -23]Ha!o i Norc. 4S 49
fl « A Belch. 71 TsiJulia *> .; 12 1
Adonis - 2*J 2l!Mexlcan .1/40 K45
'm, Va M 0.. 71 73 OpWr ... .;...3.10 3.15
'"rewn Point.. 28 SOjSsvare ....1.. ,57- —;
scuW,& Cur.: 2S 2Vj Yellow Jacket.l. 6o i.«O.
LEADING SHARES
TOUCH LOW LEVEL
General Heaviness Prevails in
All Stocks Withfceeption
of Daisy
Waiting Policy of Merger Inter
ests Supposed to Depress
the Market
General heaviness prevailed through
out the list on the raining exchange
yesterday, and with the exception of
Daisy the leaders in the various dis
tricts suffered losses. Daisy has been
strongly supported during the recent
slump and has resisted the downward
tendency with great persistence. 11l
the face of weakness all the way along
the line, Daisy opened 7% points higher
at $1,17%. It declined to $1.15 and see
sawed between this figure and $1.12%.
closing at the higher price. The stock
was In good demand throughout the
session, and was active from the open
ing to the close.
There was something of an increase
In the volurr\o of trading in some of
the leading issues, but despite this the
entire tone of the market, was heavy,
Goldfield Consolidated was weak at 'tne
opening and gave way as the session
progressed, closing at $4.52% after
opening five numbers down at $4.65. At
one time the stock touched $4.50/ but
gained 2% points in the closing sales.
Great Bend was steady at 34c, Florence
was 10 points lower at $4.10. Fraction
was fairly steady and closed at Sat
urday's price of 68c. Sandstorm was
weaker a,t 82c. Booth was a little
higher at 27c St. Ives was down three
points at 43c. Atlanta- was weaker at
30c, and'Kewanas slumped to 44c.
The tendency in the Tonopahs was
toward weakness. Tonopah of Nevada
.was weaker at $5.07%. Montana was
higher at $1.92. Midway was weaker at
76c. Belmont fell to $1.22%. Jim But
ler was steady at 41c,
Jn the Corn6tocks trading was active
but prices lower. Ophir was backed
down to $3.10, Mexican to $1.35, Sierra
Nevada to 49c, and Union to the same
figure.
No complete explanation was offered
for the slump, but It was freely stated
that the waiting policy of the interests
in control of the merger hadT caused a
temporary depression throughout the
list.
AGED MISSION* RESIDEXT DIES
Mrs. Leonora A. Maison, one of the
oldest residents of the Mission,
died last Saturday in her eighty
fourth year. Mrs. Maison crossed
the isthmus in 1552 and came di
rect to San Francisco, settling in the
Mission, where sli/ resided until her
death. In the exciting- times of Cora
and Casey she was the woman Who
pulled down the flag these desperadoes
raised over the engine house, keeping
It in her possession until peace was de
clared. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
A. Dorland and Mrs. "W. H. Austin, and
a son, N. E. Maison, of the auditor's
office.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
John It. Owynn and wife to Helena W.
Heesen, lot In N line of Green street, 137:6 E
of Scott. E 34:4*3 by N 127; ?10.
Louis Levin* and wife to Julia Sandeman,
lot 31. block 06, Rels tract; $10.
Alfred Johuson and wife to John H. Rull
bausen. lot In S line of Twenty-fifth Street, 28
E«f Douglass, E2sby S 114: ?10. *
Anna Helbing to Louise Helblng. lot in S line
cf McAllister street; 106:3 W of Lyon, W 55
by ,S 137:6; 510. -,
Sarah L. I>oran to Alice G. M. Reed, lot : In
NE line of Bernal avenue, 604:8 NE of Coso,
6E 25 more or less by NE 100; $10.
Alice G. M. Reed to Carl Freytag, same; $10.
Edna V. Kronedy to B. IL Dean, lot -in S
tine of Francisco street. 123 E of Van Ness
avenne, E 37:6 by S 137:6; $10. • ;
James Daly to Anna R. Daly, lot In S line of
Twenty-fourth street, 127:2% W of Sanchez,
W 25:5i£ by S 114; $10.
Orra L. Bennett and wife to Arthur D.
L«yne, lot at SW corner of Rlvol l avenue and
Shrader street. S 25 by W 04:9%; $10.
Felton Taylor to Theodore Thompson and wife,
tot in N line of Twenty-ninth street, 1.10 E ot
Diamond. E 25 by N 114; $10.
John Brlcke.ll & Co. to Herman 11. Geertr;
lot in S line of California etreet, 32:6 W of
Thirty-fifth avenue. W 25 by 8 100, $10.
Margaret A. Newbert to "Andrew Lyon and
wife, lot In S line of Nineteenth street. 110
E of Dolores. E 25 by S 114: $10.
S. W. Dick & Co. to Robert TlmmWifTe and
rife, lot in , E line of Dolores street, 101 S
cf Twcnty-Crst. S 25 by E 117:6; $10.
Peter J. .McGlynn to John H. Wlsch *nd wife,
lot in X line of Eighteenth street. 75 W of
Church. VT 25. N 111:9%, S 78, E to point 75
W of Churcli. 104: $10.
Elizabeth Gilholy to Harry Jackson, lot 96,
pift map 3: $10.
Charles N. Felton to O. C. Person, lot In E
6 ll Vb f y eT"; IT 1 " " S ° f '*?**-™»*.
Felton company to same, same; $10.
Harriet E. Maguire to Isaac Fried, lot in E
line of Seventh avenue, 225 S of A street. S
25 by E 120; $10. *
Charles N. Felton to Charles W. Wagner, lot
in E line of Stanyan street, 125 8 of Frederick.
S 25- by E 125; $10.
Felton company to Charles W. Wajmer, lot In
E line of Stanyan street, 125 S of Frederick. S
25 by E 125; $10.
Knox V. Wright to Jennie Hamburg, lot in
NE line of Persia avenue, 25«NW of London
street, NW 25 by KB -100; $10.
Bay View land • company to John Hanna and
wife, lots 9, 38, 39 to 42, block 559, Bay Park
homestead; $10.
Edward C. Kalben and wife to Dewey Coffin,
lot at NW corner of Esmeralda street and Lnn
<ly Une. .N 25 by W 70; $10.
L. C. Rieffel and wife to I'alina Cuneo. lot In
E line of Buchanan street, 22:6 S of Pine, S
22:6 by E 52:6; $10.
Harry J.i ckson and wife to Thomas A. Jones,
lot 96. gift map 3: $10. -
Richard R. Weh>s /to Emile Welsn; lot at
BE corner of Fifteenth and Church streets, S 25
by E 75; gift.
Jacqnes Allvler and vrlfe to -Peter Bernard,
lot In E line of Noe street, 28 N of Day, -X 80
by E SO; $10. *
August Berger to Peter Bernard, same; $10.
Henry J. Crocker, trustee; to James Kennedy,
lot In W line of De Haro street; .175 N of
Twentieth, N 25 by W' 100; $10. -.':\u25a0!
Robert J. Miller and wife to Madison M.
Sohmldt and wife, lot 12, block V, Park Lane 2:
$10.
Leopold Welnsteln and wife . to Isidpr Rosen
berg, lot In W llne'of Gtrard street, 'l7s S of
Bacon, S 25 by W 120; $10.
Charles S. Brundage and wife to William M. ,
Partridge and wife, lot in S line of X street, ,
132:6 E of Eighth avenue, E 25 by S 100; $10.
Same to I.lllle Heslop. lot \n < line of.X
street. 57:6 W of Seventh aye-! " 25 by S
100; $10; • '
Ernest T. Krebs to Otto F. .»;..*<. lots 3.- 4
and 5, block S, City Land astu^iatlon; $10. .
Heul estate and development company to Mary
Coffi-y. lot on W line . of Carolina street, 416 8
of Twentieth, 8 25 by- W 100; grant.
\u25a0 William A. Lange and wife to John A. Hoots ,
et a!.;, lot on N line of- Carl street, 230:4 N
of. Willard. N 39, NE 139:1%, Ev 17:9%, S
137:6; $10. , .
Lewis P. Xorberg.and wife to Nicola Camata.
lot in X line of Sagamore street,' 150 W.of
Plymoutli avenue, W 25 by N; 125; f 10.
Susan \u25a0 MeClaskey .:• to Kate MotMaskey. lot In
XR line of Tenth street, 150 SE of Harrison,
SE 25, by NE 100; $10.
Eliza J. White to Miro Kerr. lot In W line i
of Nineteenth avenue. 321:11. S of I ' street,* S '
30:10% by W 120; $10. ,' . j
Louise.. C. Aubln to Mary A. Corbett, lot' in
W line of Eureka street, 2S .X' of .Twenty-first,' 1
N 26 by W 105; $10. .
UnHdiiijr CnntrHrlx
'\u25a0 J. . J. <\u25a0 Kelly -with Italian : building \u25a0 company-
All work except painting,; finishing.', hardware,
window shades, gas- and .electric '• fixtures,- for !
three story and , basement frame, in ' N , line of ]
Sacramento street, 55:6 W> of Cherry, ! 25x !
102:8%; $6,300.
George J. Olivia with A. Brlsa— All work ex
cept foundations, painting, plumbing, shades. and
gas fixtures for three; story and basement frame
In W line of Mscon street,-7 2:6 S of Chestnut,
S 24 by /W CB:9r $3,235. ' - ;
Mrs. Belle V." Koning with Cbristobel &'Pear
son — Air work for two story ' frame residence In
S line of Union street,. 162:6. E of Leaven worth.
30x120; $3,450. ' ?\u25a0 :-. ; •
:. Walter, Mc*ns with Bftemin & Lambers — All
work f or • one • story : frame building. ln ii line of
Forty -fifth avenue, \u25a025 = X of . J " street; - X .' 25 by
E 95: $1,600. ' . . .
A. IMcard with Fidelity -.construction company
—A 11 work except- plumbing and ' gas . fl ynn* for
thn^e r story building •\u25a0 In i E line tf Ma»<n \u25a0 street,
4S S of Pacific. S 25 by R;75:6; $«,050.
Minna ,-Neller wlth ; ; > IJeonard - L.- Jones— All
work'- for ' two story frame residence- In X line
of Union street, 126 -W of . I'olk,: N .137:6 liy
1 ' '
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THE Sm FRANCISCO GALL, TUESDA¥,\ FEBRU^R¥> 18, 1908.
EUROPEAN FIRMS
ARE DEALT BLOW
Judge Van Fleet Decides Goods
Consigned to Hines Must
Be Delivered
Collector of Port Is Ordered to
Surrender Merchandise
to Bankrupt >
By a ruling of Judge Van Fleet yes
terday in the United States circuit court
a severe blow was delivered to sev
eral large European wholesalers who
shipped goods , to - Gabriel Hines, the
self styled "merchant"' who operated to
a disastrous finish the store known as
Kragens. Thomas J. Keveriey & Co.,
brok«£r6 for a large Berlin, company, ap
plied -to the court for an 'Injunction
which would restrain Collector of. Cus
toms Frederick 3. Stratton from" deliv
ering to Kragens nearly- $6,000 }\u25a0 worth
of merchandise. The goods were shipped
to Kragens, and just before the con
signment , arrived in San Francisco the
German firm learned' of the bankruptcy
proceedings brought against the firm of
Kragens.
, Collector Stratton was ordered not
to deliver the goods to Kragens, and
before taking any action he wired to
Washington for inetructionsr He- re
ceived word from the customs officials
in the capital city that the goods must
be delivered to Kragens. Injunction
proceedings were then brought, and. the
case was . argued yesterday- ...before
Judge Van Fleet. According to the
rules of the 'customs „ department th«
consignor, lost all control of the goods
when they were shipped to Kragens.
Judge Van Fleet said that there was
nothing for the court to do but recog
nize the rules of the customs depart
ment and the petition for an injunction ;
was denied.
GOODS TO BE DELIVERED /j
Nearly $60,000 worth of goods were !
shipped to Kragens by European firms, '
and the merchandise was held by Col
lector Stratton in a bonded warehouse
pending a decision of circuit court.
All these goods will now -have to be
delivered to the receiver appointed to
take charge of the Hines' affairs. In
all probability the European firms will
get but a -few cents on the dollar in :
payment foj- the merchandise. \ j
The creditors of Kragene will hold j
another meeting today or tomorrow to
' determine what further action will be
taken toward adjusting the tangle into
; which - Gabriel Hines plunged the es
tablishment. The committee .thaf-Tras
i appointed to investigate the condition
of the books and to determine the as
sets has made a report in ,which\the
: liabilities are estimated at $575,000 and
the assets $425,000.
GAINS CREDIT ABROAD
The decision. as to the foreign goods
will add about $60,000 to both the
assets and theliabilities. ; The-liabili
ties will still further be increased, it is
believed, by fresh reports from eastern
firms from which Hines boughtgoods
on th© trip he made east after he had
been, refused credit by local jobbers;- It
seems that the farther away from home
Hines got the better his credit was. The
European "dealers, not being familiar
with his Van, Ness avenue career, and
dazzled by. the representations he made
to the effect that he was one^of tha
biggest merchants in the west, shipped
their goods freely. They will now, ac- \
cording to Judge Van Fleet's decision,
have to take chances with the local
and eastern creditors, and be satisfied
with" a small proportion of what Hines
owes them.
METAL FALLS OX TWO
/W. D. Shaw, who lives at 161; Leaven
worth street, was struck on the head
yesterday by a piece of steel that fell
from a building at Bush and Kearny
streets, on which Shaw was employed.
At the harbor emergency' hospital it
was found that the outer plate of
Shaw's skull had been fractured. He
will probably recover. An Iron bolt
fell yesterday from the fifth story of a
building- In the course of construction
at Stockton and Sutter streets and
struck . D. White of 232 Langton: street
on the head. White sufferpd a severe
laceration of the scalp and his skr*H
may have been fractured. ..
SPEAR LEAVES NO WlLli
Petition for letters of administration
on the estate of " late Joseph S.
Spear, former surveyer of the port. of
San Francisco, was filed yesterday by
his wife. Anna B. Spear. Spear left no
will, and his only. heirs at law are Mrs.
Spear and. the son. . Arthur :W. Spear;
The estate' is stated in the petition to
exceed in value $10,000. \
MARRIAGE LICENSES
'\u25a0 The following marriage' licenses were Issued
In this city* Monday, February 17:-
Francis Clarke 38, 398 Seventh' St., and
Hattie V. Hollls. SB, 82; Waller St. .
AlraL St. Clalr, 25. 335 A St., and Caro-
line L. Crimliy. I<s. "31 A st.
Arthur Heniwhel, 24,_ 3831 -Twenty-fourth st.,
and Theresa Armstrong, 19. San, Francisco.
Newton F. Andruw, 21. Berkeley, and. Wini-
fred J., LesrA-18, 82 Jordan aye.
.- Henry -Van nummoll. 39,; and -lona Gardner,
22, both of Los ; Angeles.
William Kennedy, 21.' ISO 3 Laguna st., . and
Mac E. Sulllvsn. 18, 1659 Hayes st. -
\ Robert J. Little. 21. Naps, and Ella S.
Boynlon. IR. 1232 Twenty-flrßt' aye. 1 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0;'
Herman . K. Hanjrs. 42. 3035 - California st.,
and : Susan - M.' Hull, 32, 800 First , aye.
John A. Beagley. 23. 171 No«> st.; and^Emma
V -LlUh's, IR, 200 North- sve. ; -,',--
Robert Wall, SI. vSan \u25a0 Francisco, 'and .'lrene
Parker. 22. Vista : Grande. '
Maurice Foiey. 21, Oakland,, and Mary Fitz-
gerald,' 18,; 1536 Raltroad nve. \u25a0
; John Flgonl. 21. 1139 Kearny. St., . and Xoul»»
Gambarina. 18. 479% Vallejo st. ;: -• '. :>\u25a0', -.'-.-. ,--:
Stuart Wilson. 21. and Mildred M. Plnschau,
18, both of Oakland. •..•'-. ." \u25a0' \u25a0'.-.' ',' ',"' . '
.'Leon Marcennc,. 32, . and - Maria Trougale, . 2(5,
both .of. Oakland. - ;
' Ix>uls : Kclielllng.; 24. .745 \ Clayton St., and
Julia SchiUlng. 25, 027 Clayton, st.
. Giovanni Blglolli. 34, and Angela ; Navoni, \u25a0 20,
both of Pleasanton. ;. :\u25a0.: \u25a0 .: '-"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;- . -
Fre<JW. Mess, 25, 1412% Baker fit.", and An-
nie K. Keddy, 24, 406 Central aye. .
• Frank E. Canaran. 21, 459 Buena; Vista are.,
and Irene O. Uagar, IS. 171 Page st. , . >
Willlsm J. Donovan, 21. SS7A Dolores st., and'
Elizabeth Dunning, . 18, > 253 \u25a0 Dore ; st. - - -> ; --••\u25a0 j
- William \u25a0W; Hopkins; 51;- and Fidelia .Robert- I
son; 51, both of San • Francisco. - - .
- OAKLAND," Feb. . 17.— The following marriage
licenses •• were / Issued - today: ;. „
Joseph . Lima,' 20, and- Anna 'A. . Garcia,
16. both of Newark. -: . '
-oj John K.i-MrParl«n.'32. Stockton. : and -Martini
V. Walkowskl; 28, - Kaglnaw; ~. Mich. " . - f
' Antooe .AKtadino, , -J2. Watstmvllle," and Agiifs
Rodgers.: 20;- Alvarado. ' . .
- ; Clarence R-' Frost.. 21, Oakland; -and Grorgia
Rlsley. r 21, -Alameda. , - .-';.-\u25a0 . . ]
7 Lester L.- Westcott, - 24,-; and Edna . M. ",- Estey. •
24., both of Berkeley;.' . '. !
Benjamin 11. Clark; 19. ;aud' ; Elslc Stewart;
18, both' of Calistoga. ;; :. v ' i
-\u25a0 G«>r|rc ; Hlguera,' 22. and; Xorma Werley, s 19,
both; of, Oakland. " \u25a0 ;. , • \u25a0 > *.- -\u25a0 /';">;'•'\u25a0•.,
J James S.*: Shafter,.?6, and EllenF. Rock.'^J,
bothinf San Frnncls»jn. ;• '-; : . \u25a0-.'.' •'. v-, \u25a0/'
BIRTHS; MARRIAGES, DEATHS
; Birth, marriage and death notieps sent .by mall
will | not be , Inserted. .They; must '\u25a0 be handed • In ; at
either of - the i publication - offices ' nnd •, be \ Indorsed
with *the I name 1 - and; residence of person* ; author-
! lted \ to ; have >, the -\same % published. ?;- Notices : i re-
strictPd simply to the announcement- v of,- the • event
\ are published onee'in-thisicolumnsfree.i'oficharsr".'
't: \u25a0-;: ' ; \u25a0 '\u25a0//• births 1 v
' DUPUY— In..' tlils s, city. February J- 14, l!)0S, : to"
i - 'the-,wife"..of • E. : J."'Diipuy,v a« son.; ,-;;.•;
! FRENCH— ln'thl»',c!ty.-rFnbruarrc2. ;3fKiS, 'to j
the wife of Fred \i.^ French;; a^ daughter. !
MARRIAGES
BIESTERFELDT— PEETZ— In this city, by the
Rev.- E.r M. Stensrud.i Johannes .Biesterfeldt
and*Emmaj:Peetz, ; bothiof, San>Francisco.' v
CAHEN— REISS— I^- this^'city, ,-' February
100S 'by the- Rev.\ Dr.' Bernard .M: 5 Kaplan;
\u25a0\u25a0Robe'ftCahen and; Lillian JRelssA •
HIRSCH— ROSENBERG— In ; this city/- • Febru-
f -'\u25a0 ary 16 1908, -by the ; Rev.'; Dr.'^B.'- M. : Kaplan,
; Jonas Hirsch . and Olga ; Rosenberg.
VESTUYS— McMCLLEN— In "this . city! . Feb'rn-
)' 12. 1008,* ".by.'- the,- Rev ;•; Elmer "• Grant Keith,
• Wilbert Vestuys ' and -. S Istibelle \u25a0 McMullen.
\u0084. both., of Black .-' Diamond,'- Contra '" Costa
'[- '. county, ;Cal..y- ;..- !"',\u25a0--\u25a0*-•—'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-%•;. '\u25a0'.„'. -;\- - ; - ; ':--.--
DEATHS
Blundell, J- ' W..... — -I McAuliffe.Florenpe T. 7S
Calmann Jeanette.. 84 i Mitchell, v John r Rewd.'Sß
Clark." Helen i R.;..... — Mitchell, George H.: 84
Couillard, Mary A... 91 MorrTSon. ,AHce.w(MaßSi
Dalessl. Henry' . .': 48 Noyes, Mrs.Harrlet A. 81
Dalv Daniel J.....'71 ? Palmer, Charles -N.. TH
Deerins, ' Michael >A. 7o Peck, Jessie Ann... 4«.
F-bellng Mrs. \u25a0 Maria 59 Peterson, Erlck .". . 31
Flint, Almlra 1 ..... | Pierson;. Arthur 8...,~
Ralvin, Edward L... 19 I Reno, \u25a0 Mary ... . . . . - 20
Gnos. William A.... 8 Richards, . John - . . . . . (>8
Grace' John J.V. .". 2*86 Schaffner,' Mary Ann —
Haldan, Kdward B. — Sherwood.' Wm. 1.... 64
Hauiel Peter .... 63 Smith, Andrew V"...:." S8
Homes : Matthew..;.. 42 Sullivan; Kathleen.'... 2
Hunt, Darwin D-.:. 14 Thiebaud. C. D.. . . .. 44
Johnson. Jennie M..—- Trodden, i Thomas. .. . <il
h>lly, James ...... 2» Walsh,: James .....•- 75
Kohier, -Fred J.. ..— "• " .'" r. — * ;—-.; — -. \u25a0\u25a0 . [
Maison. \u25a0 Leonora A: 83 Evers ;...;."....: .(Card)
Mathews, Maiia L.;— | Hansen ..... .'.'.' • (Card)
BLUNriELL— In, this city. February 17. 190S,
J. W. Blundell. beloved father of "Mrs. H.*
Kidd and Roger .' and -William .Blundell, > : a
- native • of " Newfoundland.- A ; member -of . San
Francisco aerie No. 's, F. O. E.,/and sail
makers' union. -1. - , ' ', \u25a0 '^
\u25a0-. Notice ; of funeral hereafter. . Remains at
the .' parlors of Mcßrearty :& McCormick, 915
Valencia street near Twentieth. •
CALMANN— In this "city, - FebruSry 16, I9OS,
Jeanette ' Calmann, .relict' :©f \ the late Adolph
S Calmann.' and beloved \u25a0 mother . of Mrs. - Rosle
Pnhnreich, Julius ; and '• Rudolph Calmann. a
' native :of Germany, . aged :84 years 5 months
and 21. days. '• i - .
Friends and acquaintances, are. respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral , today {Tues-
day). February 18, at 10:15 a.<m., from the
residence of her» sonr. Julius - Calmann. . 1300
McAllister street. Interment Hills : of Eter-
nity cemetery; via electric ; funeral : car from
Thirtieth street and, San; Jose, : avenne. ;.
CLARK— In East Oakland, ' Cal.; February 17,
\u25a0 1908, Hplen Rlchardoon Clark, eldest daugn-
ter of the late R. W. ; Clark," M. «M of Nor-
wood, Ontario, Can,; a > native of ; Canada. '.
COOILLARD— In Port Costa, Cal., February
17, 1908, at the residence of Captain J. R.
Harrlman; Mary A. Coulllard, relict of the.
late Otis CoiJlllard.- a native of New York,
aged 91 years. (Belfast, Me., papers please
copy.) "
Notice .of funeral -hereafter.
DALESSI— In San Rafael, Cal.. \u25a0 February 17,
1908. Henry Dalessl, husband of the late
Madellnp Dalessi, father of Oly mpta and
Leo Dalessl and Mrs. Robert Carry, and
brother of' Antone ' Dalessi of Fulton I and Jo-
seph Dalessl of Nipomo. -, a native of \u25a0 Switzer-
land, aged \u25a0 48 years. ' A : member of San . Ra-
fael t flre department and Tamalpais grove,
"\u25a0' U. -'A. O. D. \u25a0-. -. -' - \u25a0\u25a0-,' '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . '.:-\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0
\u25a0'\u25a0 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend - the funeral . tomorrow
(Wednesday), at 9:30 o'clock, from the. funeral
parlors of Eden & Bons, 814 C street. San
Rafael, thonee to St. : Raphael's f chnrcb,
where a rrquicm mans for the repose of his
soul will be celebrated, commencing at 10
I o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
DALY— In this city, February 15. 1908,- Daniel
J.. beloved father of the late- Frank Daly,
James; Clarenco and Paul Daly and Mrs.
Mary Lindorman. , a native Of Philadelphia,
Pa., aged 71 years. • . " , •
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
•' Invited to attend ' tbe funeral : ttfday <Tuos-
day),' February 18. 1908, at 10:30 o'clock
a. m.. from the parlors . of James -McGinn,
832 Fulton street between Webster and Fill-
more. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
carriage. y
DEERING— In : this city. February 15, 1908,
Michael A. Deering. beloved husband of.Mary
France* ' Derinc, and father of > James L.,
Frank L., Henry A. and Mary X. ! Doerinp.
n native of Londonderry, Ireland, \u25a0 aged 75
ypars. "'.": • \u25a0 '„\u25a0
Frirnd* and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Tucv
day); February IS, at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from
his late residence,- 345 Alvarado street near
Sanchez, thence : to St. James church, where
a requiem mass for the . repose of I bis soul
will be celebrated, commencing at 9 o'clock.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by ejeetric
funeral car from San : Jose avenue and Thlr-
• tleth . street: . . '' - - .
EBELINQ— In East Oakland, Cal., February 15,
1908 Mrs. Maria EbPling. beloved mother of
F - Eb^ling, Mrs. Louisa Kurkee. 1 Mrs. \u25a0 L.'.H.
Herllne, Mrs. Fr^d Tinier and' Pauline Ebellng.
a native .of Switzerland, aged 59 years 6
months and 16 days.
Funeral private..
FLINT— Entprpd into rest. 5n this city. Feb-
ruary 17, 1908, . Almlra Flint, beloved niothor
' of the late Almlra T. Flint, r native of
: Massachusetts. Hgt-d R5 years ' and = 1 month. * :
Friends ' are respectfully.' invited to " attend
tlio ; funeral STviros tomorrow (W^dnpsday),'
at ' 2 p. . m., at the First . Unitarian • church,
" <;pary and Franklin streets. Interment pri-
vate. . ..- . •; . ..' \u25a0-V \u25a0 -' : \u25a0.. ..'\u25a0 • ' ':'\u25a0\u25a0
GALVIN— In Phoenix, -Arix.; February 15, 1008,
Edward L.GaWIn, beloved son. of .Mrs. M«ry
T. -and- the -late James Galvin. and brother
of the Rev. J. W; Galvin, John 11. Galrin
and Mrs. Edward de la Guardta, a native
-of Oakland. Cal.. agod 19 years.
Friends, arp- resppctfully invited to attend
tho funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 9:30
\u25a0': o'clock . a.- m..' from 12fiO' / Wp«t street.-. Oak-
i lund, thence to ; St. . Francis de Salps church,
wliere a solemn requiem high mass for tho
rrpose of-bls soul will be celebrated, coia-
..' menclng at 10. o'clock. -Interment St. Mary's
',-. cemetery. . . .-\u25a0.•.-.\u25a0\u25a0/\u25a0 '•\u25a0''.\u25a0- ':..
GNOS— In this city. Febmnry 15.v190R.5t tho
rpwidencp- of his parents. 19&6 Twenty-plshth
avruuc . South. .of dipbtbprla. William A.
Gnos. beloved : son of Catherine Furter. step-
son of Frank Furter. boloved brother of John
;Gno», and strpbrotbPr of Frederick"* C \u25a0 Knrter.
'' a -uatlvp of -San Francisco, Cal.,:.:agpd S
years and 6 months.
GRACE— In - this oity/ February 15,.- .1908, John
J. Grace, beloved ; husband, of Annie Grace,
father of James P... John J;, Edward
F.r Mary E. and Joseph M. Grace,- and brother
of N. '\u25a0•\u25a0• B. Grace,- a native of - County Wex-
ford. Ireland, apod 50 years and ]S months.
Friends • and acquaintances ' are '\u25a0\u25a0 respectfully
invited to attend the ' funeral- today . (Tues-
day) at 9 a. m.. from the parlors of McAvoy
& O'Hara.^ 2347-2349; Market: street: between
Sixteenth .and * Seventeenth, : thence r to St.'
Peter's church, 'where a requiem high mass
i: for • the repose of his soul will be celebrated,
commencing at 9:45 a.' m. Interment Holy
. Cross cemetery..-;-. - " \u25a0
HALDAN— In "Alameda, February 15. 1908, Ed-
ward b; Haldan, eon of Sarah C. and the
"late Bernard -Haldan, and father of E. . V. B.
Haldan, a native; of Toronto, Can.> . \u25a0 i
' Friends "are ; respectfully ' invited to attend
\u25a0 r r the- funeral today.; (Tuesday), In the chapel
of Cypress Lawn cemetery, :: upon the - arrival
of the 11:45 a. m. train from Third aud Town-
send streets. ..' -, "
HAMEL— In Oakland. Cal., February. 15, 1908,
Peter ' Hamel, : dearly beloved husband of Ftv
Hoity Hamel, nnd loviug father of - Leontin<>
a u«l Tancrcd Hamel,- a native of Qut-bec,
. Can., : f aged C 3 years ,4- months and/ 11 days.
HOMES— In; this cityr^ February 17, 1908, Mat-
tbew Homes, beloved husband of Mary Homes,
-a native of Finland,'; aged 42 years., i . i
HUNT— In this city, February 10, Darwin
D.' Hunt,^ beloved son -of D.iD. and Mary E.
j Hunt.* and brother of Elmira and Lloyd Hunt,
a, native of ; San Francisco, aged 14 years 10
months and 15 d«ys.' ' . \u25a0 '-...- "\u25a0 ".<*-•'
Friends and « acquaintances are ' respectfully
\u25a0Invited to" attend- the •.- funeral.- today ; (Tues-
<lay), February *lB. at' 9:13 a., tn.; from his
lnte - residence, , 1802 i Haight streetr? thence to
-,- St. * Ignatius ;' church, \u25a0; Hayes street- near
- BUrader, where a requiem -mass for. the repose
of , his ' noul - will ; l>e celebrated. . commencing
at ;• 9:30 v a. ;. m. '*-' Interment * private. ; '.. \u25a0 .- ;.
JOHNSON— At?: Bu'rke's*^ sanitarium,- Sonoma
;. county; . Ca!.V i February - 16, 1908, - Jennie Mnr :
ray, Johnson, v; beloved > wife Vof George John-
son, ; anil ; mother of ; Harry . 5. ,. and Will ,: H. J
- Johnsoa. ;.' -~ v . - \u25a0 ; : •'• , •'.
\u0084The -funeral \u25a0•.-will .'-.take .-.place ; from .• Gray's
- chapel," Geary X and , Devlsadero ; streets, tomor-
*r ' row \u25a0 (Wednesday);'; at - 10:30 1 at: m." - Interment
\u25a0 Woodlawn i cemetery. *by ;. electric t funeral '• car
from " Thirtieth - street i and = San Jose i avenue.'
-."'; Remalnw ,; at - borne, * 2504 ; street.-*-
KELLY— In : this f clty'; 4 February .: is, 1908 ;f Jambs
\u25a0 Kelly, -" beloved « husband i -'-^f -; Rosalie;, Kelly,
fatlier! of ;Lenora, ..Thomas *H;- and Naomi R.
"•- Kelly, . and > son ' of >Mrs.v K. 8... Ke11y, ": a
A native 'of lowa, aged 29 years' 1 month, and
•-. 16 days. '*"\u25a0:•\u25a0'•:- :'; --\u25a0'\u25a0' ;.'..'\u25a0\u25a0"' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0''. \u25a0 •'\u0084-;.-.\u25a0 c.*:
. Interment' Santa' Clara ' Catholic cemetery...
KOHLER— ln^ this city;; February.; 16." 1908, iFred
J.; : beloved ; son ; of Joanna " and - the late Jacob
\u25a0 Kohier. -. brother i of .» Mrs." G.r E. :.-. Broad,'-" Mrs.-'
' ' C.^ C. * Freeman, ;; Mrs. ? Rlchnrd * Garrett, j Larry,
-VJ. "4 and;. A Inert ; H.''-- ' Kohier, v- n "natlTO^ of- San
rl : Froncisco.-V>(Vlrjrlßla: • N«'v...: Los , Angeles • and
. Visaila - papers ; pk-ese < copy.) ;?•\u25a0\u25a0'* ' -
• Friends jand.faoquHlntnni'ws'-are'respeo.tfully
-: invited vto«. A ttend J the ' f unera 1-; today ; (Tti<»s-
•* day ) ;'* at 'lo \u25a0 o'clock " 8 a;- m.t;; from r his f late resl-"
denco, ? - 1307^ OcUvlnv street. ..under the 'auspices
-I i of : San % Francisco ; lodge g No.U 3,v- B.T P.? Q.-g E.
Interment St.; Mary's cemetery , - Oakland. - \u25a0-•;\u25a0
Members -of -San ?\u25a0 Francisco;- lodge? No. . 3.
H. P. ; <>.-,E.;- are.herpbyj'.notlfled «.to :«ttPiid
' tbpf- funeral ? of,N our > late i- brother. V. Fred VJ;
Kohlcr. t his (Tne«diy)i morning,*^ at- 10 o'clock;'
- ''from 1307; Octa via "street. "By ord^r-'. \u25a0;•..-
:. \VM. = M;. ABBOTT.
; : ; Attest V,-' HERMAN; ' KOHN.^Secretary .',;>-..-
MAISON-^lri*vi this f city";' February' 15. ;.: 1908/
_>;.- Leonora""^ A.;> relict I of *, the i late ? Lewis s Maison,'
1 • anti beloved ? mother f, of i Mrs. -Amelia Dorland,'
Sirs; -Herbert «.W.v Austin i and'. N.i E.-- Maison,
ji '. aped ' 83 ' yearg i and i 10 '\u25a0 months.',: ; \ ; , V \u25a0•'--•-;
'*-**-, Friends •' and '\u25a0•\u25a0 acquaintances f are '. respectfully
i.'i invited i- to - attend ;/ the "\u25a0\u25a0 funeral *' services * to-
; .-' day \u25a0"\u25a0 (Tuesday).'- at v 1 :30 v p. * m.'i'r' at \: the rei<N
i[i deuce « of ;: her a daughter: ft Mrs.'.', Dorland,'-^ 3G39
. street. ; , Interment .' Cypress , Lawn
h'.j \: "X/ \u25a0\u25a0-:.?'. \u25a0"' : -'.-\ ;:'^ -'\u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.::"\u25a0\u25a0* :\u25a0'
MATHEWS— In s- tliis>'city, r-at ;.th'e i McNutt i hos-
*«\u25a0 pit a,L/K Maria % Ix>uise *- Mathews.'*!- relict \ of -I the.
LS la teJl James 2 Mathews.v and E mother '< ofi George .
0, Vincent.! Joseph ; J."| and * Josephine ; Mathews,* a-
- T. natives of } Boston, » ;^ -Vt \u25a0': ;\ \u25a0\u25a0"-/;;,•-:; ..}«"
- ; '--. Interment -:, took place \u25a0 yesterday i (Monday),-
>;;iFebruary;i7.,..looS.,".- •..-,v.;.^; ; V^r,"- ' \u25a0-
I McAULIFFE— In this - city; ; February 16. . 1908,
• '. Flor»oce '-.T.r beloved •; father ; of ; Charles E..
Agne» ; and " the late Florence J. McAullffe, ; a
. native} of -Limerick.*? lreland^ aged t 7B y«*J 9 -;
.>'• Friends "jand '- acqualntcnces are respectfully
Invited .to v attend -. the \u2666 funeral today (Tnes-
; day) , at \u25a0 8:30 ; o'clock \u25a0 a: ; m.; : from his late
.' \u25a0; residence^ 1113 ?; Cole : street. ' thence to ' i»t.
Agnes' ; church, • where a-. requiem : mass for \u25a0 the
:. \u25a0-. repose ' of : his soul '.will tbe \u0084 celebrated, ; com-
'\u25a0;menclng '.at\O .a; m. '\u25a0- Interment Holy , Cross
\u25a0 : - cemetery; ; by > funeral r- car \u25a0-.. from San
: Jose ' avenue and ; Thirtieth \u25a0 street. y, . . -
MITCHEIOA-In San Bruno/-' Cal... February I*.
i 1908. 'John :- Read -i Mitchell, beloved son of
. Llizie 'and the' late J. R." Mitchell; and
brother of -\u25a0; W. -" E. -and; M.. J. Mitchell and
Mrs. W.- D. McKeon, a .native of San Fran-
' Cisco,' Cal., aged - : 26 . years \u25a0 4 months and 4
' days. '-\u25a0'\u25a0- \ ' . \u25a0"J ; -'. - ..'\u25a0': - :
," Friendß" and acquaintances are- respectfully
\u25a0 Invited > to ; attend - the •'. funeral ' services tomor-
row (Wednesday). > February ? 19. >at 1 o'clock
-. p*vm.,<at -hi* late residence at San Bruno.,
'Interment v Woodlawn : cemetery. \u25a0. :'} >' >>
MITCHELL— Ia Oakland. Cal., February 17. 190 S.
'George- Henry.-. Mitchell, ". a native ;of .. Masst-
/" : chusetts, k a«ed ; S4 - years 1. 3 ;; months and 13
. -/days.;"';-.v- '
MORRISON— An . reqntem "high
' mass for ' the \u25a0 repose ' of the soul \u25a0of the late
Alice Morrison • will "be celebrated :\u25a0 tomorrow
(Wednesday), -at 9;. a. c m^" at Mission Dolores
.church. ; ; Friends are •.- Invited \u25a0to attejid. ' . ;
NOTES— In Oakland; Cal.; "February l'.ligO'',
Mrs. Harriet : A.. Xoyes of East Oakland.
: 'Cal.,; a native of New York, aged 81 years.",
PALSIER— In Alameda, Cal., February 17, 190S,
Charles N. Palmer, a native of New York,
aged *78 \u25a0 years. ' '
! .-..-. Date of; funeral to be published later.
PECK— ln Vthls city. February 16, 1908.] Miss
Jessie Ann Peck, daughter of Adeline C. Peck
' and the late Charles S.. Peck,; and sister of
' Mrs. Addle I M . Stemler, Mrs. -W.c B. Bunker
and James , F. Peck, a resident of Merced,
Cal.; - aged 46 years 6 months and 19 . days.
The funeral will take place \u25a0at Merced,
\u25a0 Cal., Thursday,^February; 20. y .. , \u25a0
PETERSON— In ; Oakland, '?\u25a0\u25a0 Cal., February 16.
1908, Erlck ; Peterson, dearly beloved son c.f
. Margaret Peterson, ; and brother of Mrs.; C.
Chelberg of -Portland. Ore., a native of
. Sweden, aged 31 \u25a0 years i and 2 days. .
PIERSON— Ini this city, February 17. 1908, Ar-
, thur ' B. \u25a0' Pierson, > beloved •- husband of > Mar»
garet R. Pierson,. loving father of -. Dorothy
- B. •"\u25a0. Pierson, and brother of Mabel and Frank
W. - Pierson, ; a native of San i Francisco, Cal.
,:- Funeral . services and interment : prlvate.\ ' ; \u25a0.]
RENO— At rest. In this elty,'[ February .17. 1908.
'.;\u25a0 Mary Reno; devoted and dearly beloved daugh-
ter of Mary , E. and the late Peter J.' Reno,
• and '\u25a0\u25a0 loving sister of -Frank, \u25a0' Albert, Alice,
Frances, Peter :' and Esther . Reno, a native
of San Francisco, Cal. j' aged 20 years 9
• months -and 10. days. - '\u25a0: .
Friends . and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend ' the .funeral tomorrow
'. (Wednesday), at 9 a. m; r from her late resl-
". dence, 3 West Park ' : off Mission street,-
} thence to St. John's church, where a re-
quiem high mass for the . repose ' of her soul
. will, be^ celebrated, commencing at 9:30 a. m.
'-" Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
RICHARDS— In this city. February 17, 190 S.
at his residence, 122% San Jose avenue, Joirn
:]\u25a0 Richards, - beloved husband of Hannah Rich-
, ards. .and loving father of Alvah 8.- and
George H. Richards, a native, of England,
-.-. aged 68 years 11- month* and 29 days. .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend -the funeral services tomor-
row 1 (Wednesday), February 19. at 1 :30 o'clock
p.. m., at Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
corner of " Twenty-flrst and Capp streets. In-
terment Cypress Lawn -cemetery, _ by carriage
SCHAFFXER— Entered Into rest, iln this city,
February 16, 1903, Mary Ann «Paul) Schaff-
' ncr, Idolized wife of Herman Schnffner. lov-
I ing mother of Paul F., Herman Schaffner Jr.
and Fred Schaffner, •. and beloved sister of
Mrs. R. M. • Small, a native of -New Bed-
' foi-d, Mass.. \u25a0
The; funeral will take place tomorrow
(Wednesday), at.l o'clock p. : m.. from _ her
late : : residence, 1014 Castro street between
Twenty-third and Elizabeth. Interment Woo«l-
lawn cemetei-y, by electric funeral ' car from
Thirtieth street aud San . Jose avenue. )
SHERWOOD— At rest, In this city, February
16, 190 S. William J., dearly beloved husband
of Pauline -Sherwood, and devoted father of
Llla, Robert James and the late Pearl Sher-
vcood;, and' beloved stepfather of Mrs. K. A.
' Lundstrom. Mrs. ; Robert Howe. Mrs. F. W.
Ammann, Fred L. Bates and. Mrs. Harry. Bls-
a native, of Londonderry, Ireland, aged
64 years 11 months and 6 days.'.' \u0084
.. ' \u25a0 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to* attend .-' the funeral today (Tues-
day), at 10 o'clock a. in., from the funeral
parlors of Theodor Dlerks & Co., 900 Devisa-
dero street corner of \u25a0 McAllister. Interment
Greenlawn- cemetery, by 11:45 o'clock train
from Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets.
SMITH— In this city. February 16r 190S, An-
drew- V. Smith, beloved husband of the late
Maria L. Smith, a native of Connecticut, aged
: "88 years 6 months ami 10 days. ' . . '.
- Friends. -.-"-\u25a0 acqualntanoeo " and members of
>Templar lodge No. 17, I. O. O; F., are re-
/spectfully Invited to attend the funeral serv-
ices today (Tuesday). February 18; at I
- o'clock p. m.'.'at his .late, residence. 2113
; Howard street. Incineration Odd Fellows'
. '. ; ;
SULLIVAN— In. this city. February 1C. .1908.
Kathleen Sullivan, beloved daughter uC John
\S.; and. Mary A. Sullivan, a native of .San
Francisco, Cal., agcl '- years 4 months and
\u25a0 8 days.- \u25a0'-..:\u25a0 " •\u25a0 ' '.-
."The -. funeral' will take place tomorrow
(Wednesday), at 11 a. m.. from the residence
'\u25a0ot •; her parents..-; 286 11 Tolsom street. Inter-
ment Holy ' Cross cemetery. •
THIEBAUD— In Oakland. Cal., February 16,
190 S. Clarenr n \u25a0 Dufour Thlebaud; beloved hus-
band of Mary A. Thlebaud, a native of In-
diana,; aged 41 years 2 months and . 27'tlay*.
TRODDEN— In this <-lty. X February 16, 190 S.
ThoinHs,' beloved husband of the late- Teresa
- Trodden, and loving \u25a0 father of Thomas J.
Trodden aud the late Bernard," Patrick, John,'
' James, Thomas and Teresa Trodden, a native
of Armagh' Ireland, aged 61 • years 8 months
and 25 days. . ~ :?/\u25a0*\u25a0. ; . "' • '
\u25a0--\u25a0'; Friends and acquaintances are • respectfully
invited; to 'attrnd--. the fnneral .- today (Tues-
day), at 9:15 a. m., from the parlors of Mc-
Brearty* \u25a0" & McCormick.. 015 .Valencia: street
near Twentieth, .thence to St. ' James church,
where. : a requiem » high mass for the repose
of bis soul : will be celebrated, commencing; at ,
9:45 a." m. ; Interment. Holy Cross cemetery;
WAI-SH— ln this /city. February 15, 1908.
• James, S dparly "beloved husband of Hannub
Walsb. and. devoted \u25a0 father of \u25a0> John Walsh.
Mrs. D.F. Crowley and Mrs. H. M. Martin,
and brother of Lawrence M; Walsh, a native
• •of - 1 Donerile, County • Cork, Ireland, aged 75
-'. years;. ' *">>.'*-\u25a0* --': \u25a0 • /\u25a0 \u25a0 .-\u25a0. -\u25a0 .;.'-'... " : - ; \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'
.Friends and acquaintances are respectfnlly
invited "to .attend . the \u25a0 funeral tomorrow
(Wednesday), February 19. at 9:30 a. in.,
: from 'his * late residence; 1251 - Union , street,
?thence;to St* Jlrigid's church, where a solemn
. '.; requiem high - mass for the repose of his soul
will be celebrated, ; commencing ;at ~10 a. :\u25a0 m.
interment Holy \u25a0 Cross cemetery.,.;
{ - CARD OF- THANKS
Evers — We- herewith desire- to tender our
most! sincere and heartfelt \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 thanks to the offl-
\u25a0 cers ' and ; members of Golden . Gate i parlor , No.
29. - : N. .S. ,G. - W.." and H the ; draymen's and
"teamsters' \u25a0'. association, -as \u25a0 well.- as to out
many >• friends .'-'\u25a0 and ; acquaintances, ,, for "; the
many ' acts ; of -, kindness, - comforting . sympathy
and floral offerings dnrlng • our* late • bereave-
ment. In -the loss of our dearly beloved hus-
band. ': father, son and ? brother, _'\u25a0 Charles
\u25a0 -M.-Evrrs. ' ..-;\u25a0\u25a0 :-, : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;-.-\u25a0.-\u25a0. ...'\u25a0 ,vi \u25a0
MRS. FLORENCE EVERS ami Family.
MRS. '. CAROWNE KVKRS and Family.
' CARD OF THANKS v
- •\u25a0.'•-' Hansen— l \u25a0 dosire vto express' my sincere
thanks ; to : ray many, friends for. their, sympathy
•"" snd ; floral -offeringß ' extended - In, my recent
'bereavement — the loss of my be.lov<«d, mother.
:"; ;-.,;;\u25a0:\u25a0' ;'\u25a0: .\u25a0- '.. •-\u25a0'.•'•'••\u25a0 ,/ANXIF. E; HANSEX. -:;
; -, OCEAN TRAVEL
"Fast Express Service
PLTMOUTH, CHERBOURG^ BREMEN— IO^A.M. :
Kaiser ; Wm. • IL. Mar; 3 Kaiser d. • Gr.; \ May f>
Cecile • (new) : . Mar.'-, 17 Cecile j (new),;- May.. 12
JCronprint \ Wm.',' Mar.24 Kronprinz Wm.; - May '19
Kaiser Wm. IL, Mar. 31 Kaiser Wm.11.; c May 1261 26
Kaiser "\u25a0 d. 1 Gr.," April -7 Kaiser - d.X Gr., June 2
\u25a0Cecile - (new) .-. April > 14 Cecile (new) ;V June 'to
Kronprlna Wm.^Apr." 21 Kronprlnzi.Wm., June 18
Kaiser Wm.11., Apr. 2%) Kaiser Wm. IL, June 23
Twin Screw Passeng er Service
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, BREMEX— IO A.M.
\u25a0 •Seydllts;'. .; .March s l2 Dorf fiinger :'-. f C .May ? 2S
•Breslau t*;.:;March ;26 *Neckar.<'.~... V.May- 30
•BarbarossaW: .April 9 I/uetzow.'v.'. \u25a0.'.;*. June " 4
Seydlltz 5.."... . April i 23 Kurfuerst ,:'.".;". June '1 1
Luetzow>.% ".".'; April; 3o Bremen ....'. . .:JunCv 18
Kurfuerst . .'".;; .May- 7 friedrlch \u25a0.':'.:. .June 2U
\u2666Main v. .\u25a0..•".'.'.".". Mayi 14 P.* Fried. -.Wm.'.: June 25
BarbarrmtiaK'.*. ;";May 21 'Barbarossa ;..June;27
';;,-;* Bremen direct;;; ;{j; ; v ::n:;;.-^: :n:;;.-^ •";\u25a0•'..''.:\u25a0-;'\u25a0\u25a0
Mediterranean Service \u25a0
GIBRALTAR--NAPI.ES— GENOA,-. AT 11 A. M.
CONNECTING >AT. GIBRALTAR; FOR AI^IERS.
P.~ Irene ?.'. : .' r. Feb. '\ 2!>i p. ? Irene •< .".".' : r\ A prll i 4
\u25a0\u25a0 Fr^drlch : . . .Marctw 7 Frledrlfh ;. ;. . :Aprll 11
K.^Lulsevr.T.'Mareh 14 K.'LuUert..'.";Aprll'lB
;K." Albert r.7.March;2B[ K: Albert "r.T. . . May 2
-i.**Omlts? Genoa.: • '.-'.,\u25a0• '--'\u25a0 \u25a0"*'\u25a0
North : German : . Lloyd Travel er«V Che ek«
, ; . „"« Good All • Over, the^World. : v, ' \u25a0
OELRICHB : ft] CO.'/ 5 ' Broadway," New., York.* 1
EOBEET|CAPEXLE," 7 G. 1 A.' = P. l C.'i 'i 250 - Powell
\u25a0 St.". iopp.'tSt.^* Francis: Hotel; San Franolsco." : ;
.Telephone \4794. ; ;. - ->
Alaska Pacific SS, Co:
\u25a0•.\u25a0"\u25a0.>•.'"\u25a0:.'\u25a0*• ELEGANT* STEAMSHIPS "":\u25a0-. : - '
Every; Satnrday, at ; I^3o J"p.'; m.C: _\u25a0 s
fc2 Only' direct ; route ' between Sani Franclsco7! Seat-
i tie l and '. Tacoma. Through " freight* and 1 passenger
rates tto < all I Sound I pt^lnts.'f also jv-*>' > - :
• Fori rates : apply •to -. W.l D.\WELLS,I Gen'l f kgV, 1
Ticket office, 54 Market st. - , Steuart st.dock
AUCtIONSALES
355 S&
AUCTION SALE
February 27, 1908, of
I Horses and Mules
At '\u25a0 my COTTOXWOOD BA XCH NEA R CEDAR-
- VILLE. MODOC COUNTY. CALIFORNIA.
_I,wm iell at PUBLIC AUCTION,
250" HEAD OF "THE BEST* HOWES AND
.-\u25a0 .MULES to be found any w»e re oa
. tne -Pacific Ooasr. ,
... Th«e - animal.s are. all / young, , well broken
and feady for 'bard- wort. . L '. \u0084
Geldings and . Mares from J. 400 to 1.700 lbn;
the Moles from 1.100 to 1..,i>0 lb». - Large jonns;
Mares in foal to the 'best draft stallion on the
coast. ':'\u25a0' - \u25a0 "' - \u25a0\u25a0-..;.".• - - '- •
Th?re : are \u25a0 a few. standard, bred . trotters, .20
No. \u25a0 1 Saddle Horse*, 12 young . Pack \u25a0 Mule*. -. -
If you want borses or mules, don't tall to
attend this sale as they must and will be sold
to the highest bidder. • '•
- Arrangements wilt be made to send all stock'
sold -. to go •to Reno in one - lot. thus reducing
cost of moving' to a minimum.-
V . „" , >r.W. • H. PATTERSON.
WEDNESDAY J&
FEBRUARY 19, IN OAKLAND
'Sixty bead Ct combination consignments, single
and in spans, all city broken. Among the lot
are large mares. and geldings, . suitable for plow
and ranch work:' business horse*, roadsters and
family hones, and- a lot of city horses a llttl*
foot sore from tha cobbles and hard streets; good
buys for farmers. . All horses guaranteed. Will
be hooked, up after the sale. I will also s*>ll
a lot of vehicles \u25a0 and harness too numerous to
mention. P. S. — 1 trotting bred mare. \u25a0 standard
seal brown. .7 .. years old, wee bit . foot sore.
Auction books now open. Sale at 11 a. m., 565-
667- Fourth st. Oakland. ---.- •
J. W..MEDEIROS. Licensed Auctioneer.
:^s AQCTIiOIN fe
/THURSDAY. Febrnary 20. at boarding stables.
1516 Broadway. San Francisco, beginning at 1
p. ra.. 25 head ' of all purpose horses.
C. BOTLER, Auctioneer.
\u25a0j OCEAN TRAVEL
j^TF'Tt^i Steamers' Leave Broadway
/^Sy-^^O^K Wharves. "
*^j?^_ LOW RATES. Including
/O/ raßj» \-M \u25a0 BERTHS AND MEALS.
I I \«Bw<gft ) J SPECIAL ROUND TKIP
>^^__^W FOR LOS~A>CELES .
>qq[fp>^ sax dieoo
" SANTA BARBARA
Santa. Rosa.. Every Sunday. 10 a. m:
Queen Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B. C
FUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN, PORTS
Umatllla . : Feb. 21, Mar. 6. 11 a. va.
City of Puebla.......Feb. 2?. Mar. 13. JL1 a. m.
And Alternately Every Friday Thereafter.
ROUND THE SOUND EXCURSIONS. 11 DATS*
Round Trip. Including Berth and Meals. $43.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOJJDT BAT)
City of Topeka ..Feb. 17. 10:30 a. ra.
P0m0na.......;... ....Feb. 20. 10:30 a. m.
' And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ,
ii ALT ATA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
MAGDALENA BAT. *
Cnraca0......... ...February IS. 10 a. ra.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908
\u25a0 The palatial Alaska excursion steamship SPO-
KANE will leave Seattle, 11 p. m., Jane 18.
July 1. IC. 31. August 15. .
Right reserved to change tola schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— S Market St.. 112 Market *t.
and BROADWAY WHARF— TeI. Kearay 482.
General Offices.. ..........112 Market st.
Freight Office Broadway Wharf
OAKLAND, .y/?. /....... 989 Broadway
C. D.<T>UNANN. G. P. A.. San Francisco^
americanCLine
Plvrnoiith — rhrrbonrc — Southnmpton
St. Lmils .Fpb. 29 I St. Paul .......Mar. 14
Philadelphia.... Mar. 7 f New York...... Mar. 21
I'liiladelpliln — Quee"n«itoT* n — Liverpool
Marion ...... ..Mar. 8 | WeBternland...iApr. 4
Haverford ...:. Mar. 28 | Merlon.. Apr. 11
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
\u25a0 Xciv York — London Direct
Minnptonka....F«>b. 29 (Minneapolis. ....Mar. 14
Mesaba Mar. 7 | Mlnnrhaba Mar. 21
HOILAND=AMERICA LINE
New - York— Rotterdam, via Boulogne -
Ryndam..' .Feb. 26 I Statendam.. ....Mar. IS
Noordain Mar. 11 (New Amsterdam Mar. 23
RED STAR LINE
Nevr York— Dover— Antrrerp .
ZeelanA . i. . . . .Feb. 20 I Finland .Mar 14
Kroonland ..... Mar. 7 [Vaderland Mar. 21
WHITE STAR LINE
XtMV York — Q tieenMown — Liverpool -
•Celtic .......Mar. 5 I 'Cedrlc Mar. 26
•Baltic .......Mar. 19 I 'Celtic ........Apr.- 2
Plynionth—Cherbonric— Southampton
•tAdrlatlc.'.Feb. 28 1 "Oceanic ...:.. Mar. 11
•Majestic .... .Mar. . 4 \ "Teutonic .....Mar. 18
fNe-w, 25.000 Tonm has | Elevator, Gym-
nnnltun, Turkish Bath and .*Orchestra. v
•- Boiiton— Qneenatorrn— Liverpool
Cymric ...March 18, April 22, May 23
a^S? ; «i ITALY and EGYPT
Vla.Axorea, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers).
•Republic/:'. 2 ..-.. ...March 7, r noon: April 1*
•Romanic Mar. 14, 8 a. m. ;ApL 25. Maj 30
\u2666 Cretlc , \u25a0 March 28, noon; May 0, June 20
•Canoplc. '.April 4, l.p. m.; May 16. Jane 27
G. K. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast,
38 Ellis Street near Market.
Tqyo Risen KaisM
gpsiS (Orientnl Steamfblp Co.)
S. S. "Amprlca Mam" (via Manila), Tnesday,
March 3. 1908. - - ;• ; . '
S. S. "Nippon Mam" (via Manila). Tuesday,
March 31, 1908. . ~ \ . \u25a0
. S. S. \u25a0. "Hongkong Maru" (via Manila), Patur-
day, April 25.' 1905. _ .
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos. 42,
44, near, foot -of Second 5t.,,1 p. m.. for Yoko-
hama and ' Hongkong. : calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hloso). Na«asalcl and Shangbai<and connecting
at Hongkong . with . steamers > for Manila, India,
etc. No cargo received on board dsy of sailing.
..'.. Round trip tickets at reduced rates.'
. For freight and passage - apply -at office. 240
James Flood bunding.-.-: W. H." AVERT,
General, Manager. ,
OCEANIC 5. 5. CO.
T '?rk'Z i LINE)^
HONOLXrLTT^-S.~-S.v Alameda .sails .11* «.'; in.,'
-'Feb.- 29. -o Bound trip., $ 125.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-^S. ,8, Mariposa sails
t;Marcb 9/ 1908. • Round » trip. • first class. $125.
Scenic J line ;to - New Zealand -, via . Rartonga.
V Cook etc.. Auckland. >ftrst, 1175.40;
third. $77.50.' -. - .. - . ' -;.. ••-.-. ,\ ..-- -. •
Passenger Dept.. 673 Market st.;'Frelcht Office.
-.v-'c- v .-.r 80 ; C»ay : st. .:" Phone Tern. 1231. ,-'. . .-.- .-.-•
Coimpagriie Generale Transatlantiqae
DIRECT LINE \u25a0 HAVRE-PARIS. '
i~- SslHngs • every';Thiirsday,' ' instead' of Saturday,
at 10 a. m.V from -Pier 42,-* North river, .foot of
Mortonrst." \u25a0.-'-':•"\u25a0""*"' '.^ . " .' ,
•\u25a0'\u25a0"• First- tflats. to Havre. $70 and upward: second
class- to -Havrp. t $45 -' and J upwaM. -GENERAL
AGENCY, - FOR s UNITEQ -\u25a0 STATES AND /CAN-
ADA.'iIft State st:.; New. York. V J. F./FUGAZI.'
Managpr.* Pacific Coast. 630 Montgomery, st.. San
Francisco. :c Tickets- sold by aIK- railroad 'ticket
ngents.'. •' - \u25a0"'-' .. \u25a0: -'. .'\u25a0 \u0084- .-. _ 3 \u25a0_" ~.
BAY -AXD IXTERURBAX -nOUTOS ;'
VALLEJO -AND NAPA
•XAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello 3. , S. Co!? and Napa, Valley -Electric
R.\ R.- Co.'";-; Close] connectloas. — - ... _\u25a0.- ,
(^rouxdltrips \u25a0 dail^v^j
'Boats leave: San! Francisco 7:00, »»:43'a. m.."
12:30 n00n,'t3:15,- : 6:00,>,*8:80 » p..-? m.
_» San : Francisco t landing -and* office.^ Clay' street
whatf , \u25a0; north ; end ; ferry s build Ing, \u25a0 Market street
ferry. - : Meals '. a 5 la ' carte. .
. Phone v Kearny ' 406. ;* .
•Lands : Navy -Yard • direct.
~Y- -":'\u25a0 •" ' t --.-...--. \u0084.
'Save Time and Trouble I
v by Using
| CALL ::.WANT :: ADS. :
RAILWAY THATM.
_S<rt£*^< * Tr»m» !««»t in J are *M
(Oil «j»»it \*i c»i»ri Pw*?inelACO
I (»st-.l>*Mr«| j wall ri*llH»l3wW
X'k^^yOf From Febecjuit 101 1903 .
>^CIVV/ FEEUY DEPOT
. X *-i^^ . Foot ot Market Streat
Leave -"- • VLV OAK LAND PIER — Arr^?
eJisa HaywardJ'NiiesVSanJose....: 7J»«
7.004 Rkasooad. Port Costa, Benicis. S-u-
sua, DLxon, Sacramento, Roteville,
. Marytvil!*, Redding. Dunsmuir -7SSp
7.00 a Qmira, Vacariile. Ruawey 7.28«
7.00 a Davis, Woodland. Williams. SUx-
well. Willows, Ha-nilton, Cortiin;.
Tehama. Red Blurt. : ... . 7.28* ?
7jtoa Tallejo. Napa. Calistoj*. Saata Rosa. '--vv-
/ Mar«in<?i, S*n Ramon. ... OJwp -
7AOx NUcs. Piexsaaton, livermore,. Ls-
. ' throp. Stoektea. Traej. Los Bacos.
Kerman, Haaford, Vwalia, Porter-
vaie.Bakersfield.- .'.... .......... 7.28* .
- B.ooa GolJSdd Pass.— Port CosU; Benkia.
Sacr»iaento. Truckee. Hajen. Mina.
Tonopah, Goldfirfd, Laws. Keeler.. 7JJB* _^
B.oo* D?.vi% Woodland. Jlarysville, Oro- --' Vj.
vine. . .. . ...i.'... :•••• '7.28 a
B.oo* Russd. Xewark. Centervffle. San
Jcse. Los Gatos. Wriiht.-Lattrd... 9A9f
8.20 a Port CosU, Msrtiiiea. Byron, Tracy.
Stockton. Ma-ced. Fresno, Gosben
Junction (Haafard). Visalia. Porter-
vilie. 8aker55e1d.....:.:..:. *•***
' 9.00 a Num. Livermore, Stockton (»Milton).
Valley Sprint lons, SacrsKeato. 4 - 4 f^
9.0-5 a Sonora. Teoluaae snd AsteU...... «.4»a
9.00 a Atlantic Exprefa — 6aer*mento, Truo
kee. Ojden. Salt Lake City. Dearer,
Kansas CUy. .-.......- 7.2|j
9^oa Richmond, Port Costa. Martine*.... By*8»
" 1 0.00 a The Ov«rland Liaiited^- Denver. „
. . • Kansas City. Oraaha. Chicago ,?*S*
10.20 a Vallajo. Mari Island. Napa H^Ba
10.20 a Los Anjtles Paswneer— Port Tosta.
Martiaej; Byron, Tracy. Lathrop. ;
Stockton, J?err?d. Raymond, Fw»-
no. Haaford, Visalia, Tulare. Bak-
ersSdJ, LosAnr^e*.-- I-* 9 *
I^Op Niles. San Jose, and Way Stations. . 2.48»
I^Os'RasseL Nwark. Saa Jose, .Iff'
Z.ZOp Benicia, Suissn. Sacraajeato lO^Ba
2.20? Portland ' Express (via Cavi*>. W2-
liams. Wm<rn, Red Blutf (Wsed, j
BrayX. A Aland. P0rt1and......... 11.28*
\u25a0 3.0f1a Beoicia, Wiaters, Ssrramrato. Wood-
' ' lan.L Knightj Laoding, Marjsville I
and0r0vi1fe....,..........;..... l"-<|*
: 3.00p Sia Lesadro. Nilei San Jose ».28a
3.20? Port Costa. Martines. Byron. Mo-
desto. U«rc«ti, Frrw0. 1........... 12.08 a
3 J3Of Via Tlbwon. We*t Naps. St. Heltna, _
Calistocs 10.25 a
4.00» Vtlleio, Martnus, San Ramon. Xapa,
Cslistoga. SanU Rosa..-. 9.ZU
4.00» Xn«s. Tracy, Stockton, LodL 10.28 a
4.20j» Ewtern Exprws— Ogden, Pueblo.
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis.
Chicago
Martines. Stockton. Saeramenta.
Reno, Spariis.. '. *•**>
4.40 a San Leandro. Hazard, NUes. I
Pleasantoa, livermow \*•*»4Ba\ *•* »48a
5.00s Tho o*l tiajited— Newma». Lo*
Banos. Mrndota, Frwno. Tolare.
Bakenfidd. Los Anfdes. ..:.:;... 8.48 a
8.00» Russel. Newark. Saa Jose, Los Gatos
Wright..... •• ••• 8.48 a
, 6.20» San Leandro, Nilrs, San Jose 7.48 a
S.AZp Vallejo. Port Costa, Benicia, Suisua.
' Sacramento • «T^Ba
6.20? China and Japan Fast v Mail —
\u25a0 Ogdea. Cheyenrm. Denver. Kansas
Citr. Omaha. Chicaw. .:.-. 4.48?
6.40p Hayward, Niles and San Josb.. 6.43 a
7.00p Vallejo. Martine* and Way Stations, „
Sundaronly ;iOJ3a
8.20 a Oregon Express— 6aeramento,Marrs-
viftj; Redding, Portland. Puget
- Sound and But. >... 9-28*
COAST LINE
XVd'hlrU »ml To\Tiisend Streets)
' 15720 a Eor3esfaoe-23d~Sa«trgogt.VB«'a
FrancwOT. Talraria St.
3d and Townsend. tB-35a
: 5.40 a Horseshoe — Valencia St., OeeanVie»,
C«netenes.South San Franci»«).23d
Street. 3d and Toinuend 6JOa
6.40 a South San Francisco. San Jose. G3-
royv Hollister, Paiaro, Watsomrille.
SaoU Ctoj. Boulder Creek. Daven- .
! port, Del Jlonie. Monterey. PsciSj .
Grove. -X.... .-- ZM9
; B.ooa The- Coaster— San Jose. Castroville.
> i^altnaa, San Ardo. Paso Robles Hot
Springs; SaaU Margarita. San Lids ;
Obispo, Oreano, Guadaluse, Surf.
Ijompoo, Santa Barbara, Ventura.
Oxnard. Los Aajdes llAap
B.ooa Pai\ro. Watsonviu*, Santa Crux. ... I f.45«
B.ooa Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grov«. 1 1.43 a
8.20 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto. Saa
-.- > . Jo«e. Way Sutiona. 830 a
9.00 a San Jose, Q2roy, SaKnss, Paso Robles
, Hot Springsw Saa Lm» Obispo—
Los Gatos. Alma, Wright. Tr*»
PinosL. Sant* Cpji; tilemroml,- ;
Boulder Creek, Del Ilonte. Montsrej-.
PacifioGrov* .......:.,... 4.00f
1 1. 00 a South Saa Francisco, BarUagame.
San Mateo. Pate Alto. Saa Joss. . . . 7 .35 a
1 1.45 a Valencia St, Ocean V»*. Cohna, j- .\u25a0- >
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno. l^sp
2.00 a South San Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa
Jose and Way 5tati0n*........... t^^Om
3.00? Del Monte Express, San Jose.
Gilroy, ChitUnden, Pajaro, Watson-
ri'.le. Santa Crva. CastroTiUt. Del
Meats. Monterey. Pacina Grcnre,
Rdinas 12JJI?
3.20s South San Francisco, Saa Jose, Gil-
roy. Hollister. Tres Pinot 1025* ;
4.00? Sunset ExDma — Deming. El Ps.«o,
Houston. S>f Orleans.
Paso Rooles Hot Springs, San Lois
Obispo. Santa Barbara, Los Angeiea. I MOa -
4.00 a Del Monte. Monterey, Padfie Grove. 1 1.45»
4.00b Pajaro, Watson vilie, Santa Cnu II .45?
4.03p Kansas Gt}-, St. Loois. Chicago.... 1 1.40 a
4.20p South Saa Fraaeitco, Saa Joce and )
Way Stations. B.ooa
f4.45» Horseshoe— 23d St. South Saa Frsn-
Htco. Cenrtrrit3,ValfQciaSt,3il»nd
Townsend. .....:.... t5.55p
1 5.00 a San Bnmo, Saa Mateo, Palo Alto, Saa
Jose and Way Stations f8.20a
tS.2Os Bnriingame, Saa Mateo, Radirood,
Palo Alto, Saa J05e ...;.......... t8.40a
5.25? Horseihoe — Valencia SL,o«aa View,
Cesateries. South Saa Francisco,
23d Street, 3a sad Townsend 6.35»
6.40 a South San Francisco, San Bruno, Baa
Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto, Saa
\u25a0 Jose— Santa CUra, Let Gatos,
Wright BXC»
6UJOp Horseshoe— 23d Street South San
Francisco. Cemeteries, Valencia St. -
3dand T0wn5end......;..;...... -7.15>
6.20 a South Saa Francisco, Saa Jose and
Way 5tati0n5*...... ............. 9.20 a
t6.25j> Horsenho*— Valencia St.Ocean Viaw.
Ceaieteries, South Saa Fraodsco,
23.1 Street 3d snd Townsend t7-35»
8.00? Los Angdes Passenger — San Mateo.
. Redvrood, Palo Alto, San Jose»
Balinas, Psso Robles Hot Springs,
Saa Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
1 Los Angdes.;. ..: &30«
1 1.45? South Saa Fraacisco. Palo Alto. Saa/ 1.20 a
Jose.. t ..., I 7^op
1 1 .00? Sacramento Rivw Steamers. ....... tM-OOp
"TJalui Trinsfer Company agenta collect baggaf? and
*«res on trains of Southern PseiSc and cefivtr to
resiieaM. - They are authorised to check baggage direct
froTi T*^idenc«. ' ' -• .-
. ; A for Moraine. . ' ' - P for Afternoon.
. tSunday sxeeptei JSanday «nlj'.
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
October 27.' 100" .
SIIORK UIVISIO.V
For Sausalito. Mill VValley. San Ra-
fael—Daily — Every 30 minutes from
6:45 to 9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3 :4S
p.- m.; \u25a0 then 4:13 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;, 5:15 p. m.
Sundays— -8:15. 10:45,: 11:45 a.vm.; 12:45,
1:15, 2:45 p. m. . .-..,-
"For San Quentin— Daily— B:ls, 9:45,
11:45 a. m.; 12:45, 1:45 'p.m.
2:43 p. m.- daily and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days only for, Lagunitas. Camp Meeker.
Monte Rio, Cazadero and, way stations.
. WESTERN DIVISION
For Tlhuron, Belvedere and Saa, Rafael
7:40, 9:15, *11:00 a. m.; 12:30. 3:30.
5:10. 6:30 p. m. daily.
7:40 a. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa," Healdsburg, Cloverdale, Uklah,
Willits, Sherwood, Sebastopol. Glen El-
len,; Camp Vacation and way stations.
= 3:30 p.- m. dally for. Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg. . Cloverdale. Ukiah.
Guernevllle, Sebastopol and way sta-
t!ons.'9HMßßM9AJ")lBP'^Vo'
5:10 p. m. daily for Petalnma. Santa
Rosa. Glen Ellen % and way
. 9:15 a. ra. Sunday only for . Petaluma,
Santa Rosa and way stations.
- *To Tibnron only.^UH«BV M t |B 'lMi
Ticket Otac* — Ferrr Building.
''General Office — James flood Bui Wins.
MT. I^JVIALPAIS RAILWAY
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Lv. Saa Fran.' | . •\u25a0Jj^m*^ Lt. Tamalpals" •
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