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WANT ADS
OAKUND — AIAMEDA — B_RK_EV — fRUHVAIf
.;.\u25a0_\u25a0 HOUSE MOVERS
IiENDERSO^ i COVEY — Raising, shoring brick
\u25a0 «r wood buildings, lintel raising, etc. 4SI
'JIM st. Oak. 2>Z7. Home A3l3*.
LOCK SM ITII — Onklnod
KEYS 'furnished at factory prices. Key Works,
*"* <ir.y st. I'lioiif Oakland 0717. A 2574.
SANITARIUMS
Ki lV ATE home for coufinenieut; adoptions; best
.. of fare. 1.".u3 Market ft.. Oakland.
,___ RUPTURE CURED
rTAI.KS ON RUPTURE." by Prof. Pierce; just
issued; t-opv free. PIERCE & SON, 1417 Cuest-
H':t st.. AlampJa. Plione Alameda 1780. \u25a0
LANGAN & MENDENHALU 201 BACON bulld-
lng. I'Dnn^ <lr.kland 1431.
OAKLAND REAL KSTATIB
$3,300
BUNGALOW FOR SALE BY OWNER AT COST
Corner Hudson M. and Boyd t av. Designed by
'prominent architect: the most artistic and con-
• renicnt ft room home In Clarcmont district;
Mrell Uome In a swell neighborhood; 36 minntr>s
.'roa San Francisco. 15 miautes from Oakland.
Iti minutes from Berkeley; near Key • Route
. and College «v. • cars; large rooms, paneled
; vralls. beam ceHings, double glass doors from
, I:a!I to living aud Uining rooms, cabinet
kitchen, large, cooling closet, bath fitted with
highest grade fixtures, 2 chimneys with brick
end tile mantels, windows In closets, cement
tr«ys iv laundry: fixtures and shades to suit
purchaser. Se* MR. GORDON, owner, on
lircraises. or IOO3Vs Broadway, room 1. Oak-
;and: phone Oakland 3530; reasonable terms.
9X500 — Lot 50 ft.. In Perry st. near Van Buren,
• 1 block from Grand ay. car line: fine terrace;
£0. ft. street; select neighborhood. See owner.
fTI K. 34th st.. Oakland.
IiOT In Piedmont Vista. 39x112 feet; 1 block
". • from Oakland ay. car line and about 6 blocks
..••from Piedmont station of the Key Route. Tbls
\u25a0A* an Ideal location for a home; is eltuated on
\u25a0: Vigli ground and has a l«?autlful view; terms
. 5450 cash and balance of $SOO In monthly pay-
• neat* of $25. including interest. Address box
\u25a0" K>!2, Call offlce, Saa Francisco.
;Jf<>J.)ERN . 5 room bungalow, just finished:
.- -tR-anW ceilings and paneled walls; large brick
•.\u25a0. \u25a0 .fireplace and hinged window «eats: cabinet
.« kitchen: on 55th »t. For particulars address
\u0084 C. C. EVERETT. SSSS T<l«-gr«ph ay.. Oaklaud.
J2E NT, payer, listen: *100 down. $20 per month
". ?"ill buy a $1,400 4 room rottage: street work.
sidewaiks In. Address 1420 Broadway. Oakland
."ZiVMES on monthly payments; banking interest:
\u25a0we wijl build or buy you a botac. Pacific
• j Home Building Co.. 952 Broadway. Oakland.
SILL Oakland branch of Tie Call is at 40$ Elev-
. . ecth «t.. near Broadway. Phones Sanset Oak-
" "land 10f*3. Home A 357.
: . BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
"~BARGAiN]
; $500 down. $.'Jy per month — New 7 room
liout>e: 1 block from cars; 5 blocks from t'*n-
; tral Berkeley Key Route 6tation; total price
£2,650, aad our best bur.
F. U. PEAKE & CO..
Berk. 3145. 2131 Ceator st.
\u25a0REGENTS PARK. Cup corner: sacrifice. $400
<-a«h: no Interest <>n balan-.-e. A. 8.. 1445
\u25a0 tirwet ft.. Nortfi Berkelfr.
\u25a0- FRLITVALE REAL ESTATE
NEW house 4 large rooms, buffet, kitchen, batli-
. r'««n end 2 closets: moijern: worth $2.00O;
, j>rioe $I.(VKJ. Including piano end some furni-
ture. S Preotls tt.. Fruit vsle. 1 ».!<«-k from
- I'niitvale car, ju*t oft Davis St.; owner leav-
inj eitr.
-ALA «EDA REAL ESTATE
COrZY bungalow. 5 roon-,». l)ath. laundry; pantry
• ithd outbulldingF; 15 fruit trees; lot 43:d155;
neighborhood ; near Park st. station.
«"»:! at 1144 Repent St.. Alameda.
REAL INSTATE T< Li^£ l i A^ss,^_
OAKLAND property to excUaniare for small im-
• proved ranea uear good marker; a modern cot-
: tfigp of <> rms.: 15 minutes' walk from business
\u25a0" '-enter of Oakland. Address THOMAS E. EDK
; -12 QiiTo ay.. Oakland. Cal.
'UKAfTIITL, mcKlern, 5 room cottage; 1 block
to e«r aad school; will accept nice lot as first
, jmymer.t ; is offered at a big reduction, $2,250.
CENTRAL REALTY IHIMPANY,
2712 Fruitvale «v.. FrnHvele.
JOO acres. £hasta co.. all level; ran irrigate;
• • exchange for bay property. Call or address
\u2666 . R.. 1445 Omnt i»t.. North Itrrfcpley.
Jockey Gilbert Wins the
Week's Riding Honors
'\u25a0- Jockey Gilbert eucceeded in riding
"more winners than any other boy at
Kmeryville last tveek, his average be
. lr.x one for every day. Butler and
.Mcntry tied for second place with four
".pach. Tlie record for the week in
detail is as follows:
; i'\.;v j^ ;*\u25a0 g a a
' <i:lt>m j aii 0i 3 4 17
.J. Butlor 10 4 ! 1 3 8
Mer.try .-. £O 4 1 2 13
J. Lee 7 3 11 2
T»r!in 25 3 3 <i 13
"Fcoville 23 3 2 2 19
J>»rer>h 15 2 o 1 12
Mclmyre U 2 2 0 7
• Nfttrr 0 2 1 0 3
ArchlbfiM Cl 1 2 1 J7
y.. <;iark 1» 1 2 4 12
Ke.>ch 17 1 5. 3 b
\u25a0 11 1 2 0 S
*'. Uohk 16 1 1 3 11
• E. SnUlran 1«J I 2 2 11
t pton .- I 0 1 1 0 4
. The standir.ff of the boys who have
ricd^n at least one winner since the
.opening of the meeting is nov.- as fol
lon-tt: '
.„• jockey " : r : I n s I
"- » -'"% I 1" * * ! I ' _ O '
: \u25a0''•..'•* %
-K"oj:b 1270; 44 43 31i1!i2! 18 «
Oilbert ....: '234 S3 34 29,1?.5| 14 42
3. Bailor '206 31 £5 23>121 15 -42
Mentrr !IT3 SI 15 17 110! 17 27
Srori'le *. \lt)i .2S 22 27 117 14 40
Taplin 19- 28 27[ 39 101 \* 49
W. Mlllr-r.. (IX 27 23 22 6.1 20 54
A. \Yal*h '105 27 SI 251112 13 43
Notter \ S7 23 13 31 1 SS 28 57
Mc-Carthr ilSfl 22! 33 IK|lll 11 41
V. Voteen.. r.7| I*l 8 61 23 33 CO
I,pton 1172! 19 21 14|11» 11 32
E. Sullivan 132! IS 12 24 OS 11 s.;
C Ros«... 1153} 17 15 13 10G II SI
Shilling 42i 14 fi 5| I7| 33 00
J. la* «: in 13! J2| 441 15 40
I)ev<frl<-h 8-. 11 7 4 <K\< 13 20
Klr»cUbauin US 10 15 12 70 8 33
liuvton 124 fi IS 1? 79 7 37
C. Kuwill 102 » 101 10 73 S 23
Archibald IC2 9 9| S 30 14 42
Sweet ! Si> «! c) 7 Cl 7 TA
Van DuiK-n |S* 0 71 11 «4 « .%
llfttix 7!< i] R] is 61 fi Sfl
iio'd^tPln I*7 11! 15! Cfi 5 32
<'. Miller 41 4 £J 6 '23 J» 44
W. Mclntyro '.7 4 r,\ 6! 42 7! 27
J. H»}-M 45 4 4 .'.: 32 »' 2»
Lycursriif «7 :< 4 7 1 53 4 21
F. H. Kins 18 3 O 1 14 1C 33
Boiri 157 ::; 5 1 49 3 v
<:«tli>n -28 21 4| SJ 19 7 XI
i:. f'l*rk 24 21 2 Cj 14 8 41
.J 3. Ctrroa IS 2 1 2 13 Hi 2S
. (J3aM«T 1& 2; 3! 2| 11 11 :»
«;»rj!Tau 8 2! Oj- 1 5 25! 38
Holmes y! 2! 2: « S 22 45
lintwell »| II J »i 1 ss o«
Cobnni OS 1 3 7(57! 1 17
"K. Dupin 1 2 I 01 Oj lj.so TS
«las :.j 22 1 lj 1 20! 4 11
lUrriufflon .: 4 1 fi « 3! 25 27,
Kins 2C 1 4 4 17 4 SI
Kiln .- JS 1 3 '2j 71 7 47
•McL»usrbi;n 5C 1 2j 21 SI 1 »
ijuir?.: 19 1 j- 1 in! R. i«
'fSfhml<lf 12 1 ft; 4\ 7 *\u25a0 42
A. W*i:iiaui*....* I-* 1 2! li.1l! C 27
\\ood 1»! 1 O|" 4J 14| 527
SKATTSG lIKCOIIIJS BRfIKEX
' ST. PAUL, Feb. 14.— 1n a series of
matched races Jiore today between Xor-
: val Baptie aJ\d John Nila^on three pro
f«>Fsiona! indoor world's skating r*K-,ords
ifor an indoor track were broken. In
t t,«> halt tMil<; ovpnt Baptio lowered his
own -world's record of . 1 minute "lS'l-5
seconds, making the . diFtam-e lv 1 mln
\it*"\7 i-Z seconds. Xllsson
a new world's record for «li«* mile, nisk
ine the distance in 2:39 S-.>. and also
jowered the two mile record; croinx
against time and covering- thu distance
ABSTRACT OP TITLE INSURANCE
Title Insurance & Guaranty Co.. 250 Montgomery
Alameda County Abstract Co., 420 10th. Oakland.
CITY ABSTRACT CO., Inc., 07 City Hall ay.
PACIFIC TITLE INS. CO.. 420 Montgomery.
STANDARD TITLE INS. CO.. Mills bldg.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
STANDARD ACCIDENT CO.. Crocker bldg.
ACCOUNTANTS — CERTIFIED PUBLIC
JOHN R. RL'CKSTELL. C. P. A.. C. Spreckels big
BANKERS
N. W. nALSEY & CO.. 424 California.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
AMEB. NAT. BANK. Merchants' Ex. bldg.
Anglo-Callfornlan Bank., Ltd., Pine and Sansome.
BANK OF ITALY, cor. Montgomery and Cluy.
BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO. 1221 Polk. ;*:,'V-5
CROCKER NATIONAL BANK, Crocker bldg.
CENTRAL TRUST CO., Market and Sansome.
FIItST NATIONAL BANK. Montgomery _ Post.
FIRST FEDERAL TRUST CO., Montgmy & Post.
FRENCH-AMERICAN BANK, 10S Sutter.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN BANK. Mntsy & Commcr.
LONDON-PARIS NAT. BANK. Sutter & Sansome
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. Chronicle big
MERCANTILE TRUST CO. of S. F.. 4C4 Cal. -
JJUSSO-CHINESE BANK. 415 Montgomery.
S. IV NATIONAL BANK. Merchants' Ex. bldg.
SWISS-AMERICAN BANK, 1432 Fillmore.
UNION TRUST CO. of S. F.. 2 Montgomery.
UNION STATE BANK. C9l Market.
WELLS-FARGO NEV. NAT. Bnk, 4 Montgomery
YOKOHAMA SPECIE Bank. Ltd.. 415 Sansome.
SAVINGS BANKS
(Members of Savings Bank Association of S F.)
MIXHANICS' SAVINGS BANK. Mkt and Masou
FRENCH SAVINGS BANK. 10S Sutter. .
GERMAN S. & L., SOCIETY. 52* Callforn.a.
HIBERNIA S. _ LV SOCIETY, Mkt & McAllister
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK. 64tt Market.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK. 706 Market.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 310 Montgomery.
S F SAVINGS UNION. California k Xlontgomery
THE SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY, 101 Montgy.
BONDS AND STOCKS
THOMAS ARCHER. First Nat. Bank bldg.
BERTRAM E. ABRAHAMSON, 251 Montgomery.
ROBERT C. BOLTON. Kohl bldg.
ISAAC F. BANGS. 423 Kohl bldg.
DAVID S. BACHMAN. !>2O Kohl bldg.
MANHEIM. DIBBERN & CO.. 453 Montgomery.
CARL RAISS. 404 Alaska Commercial bide
I. STRASSBURGER & CO.. 454 California.
CHESTER B. ELLIS i- CO., 714 Market, opp.
Call bldg. (Unlisted stocks.)
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
Cal. Home Bldg. & Loan Co.. C. Spreckels bid*.
Cont. Bldg. & I>oan Assn.. Market and Church.
CIVIL ENGINEERS
GALLOWAY 4: MARKWART, Balboa bldg.
C. I- McENERNEY, 407 Balboa bldg.
COLLECTIONS
P. A. CURTIN MERC. COLLECTIONS. Monadnk.
RAUER'S COLLECTION AGENCY. 244 Kearny.
FARM AND TI3IBER LANDS
PPECT & SHIDELER. 23 Montgomery. - •
j FIRE INSURANCE CO3IPANIES
Alliance Ins. Co. of North America. 102 Battery.
AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. \t NEWARK
(Gordon & Hoadley). 312 Kanaome.
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. OF
LONDON. 343 Sansome.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INS. CO.. 312 Sansome.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO.. 401-403 California
IXtNDON ASSUR. CORPORATION. Pine & Sneme
NIAGARA FIRE INS. CO., Pine and Sansome.
North British & Mercantile Ino. Co., 212 Pine.
P'ooenlx Aswir. Co.. Ltd.. of London, 340 Sansome
QUEEN INSURANCE CO.. 122 Sansome.
ROYAL INSURANCE CO.. 122 Samome.
Sprlncfield Fire Sl Marine Ins. Co.. Kohl bldg.
Seattle Fire & Marine Ins. Co.. 334 Mer. Ex. big
FIRE INSURANCE (General Agent*)
BURTHEAU-WATSOK CO.. 215 Sansome.
EDWARD BROWN & SONS. Alaska Comm. bids
' INSURANCE BROKERS
GEO. E. BILLINGS CO., 312 California.
JAMES N. BLOCK. 160 Sansome. .
J. B. F. DAVIS & SON, 607 Montgomery.
MAX GOLDBERG. 320 Market.
PAUL M. NIPPERT CO.. Inc., 244 Kearny.
DAN O'CALLAGHAN, S2 Montgomery.
WALTER «. SACHS, 410 Kohl bldg.
JOHN D. SAKE. 19 Leidesdorff.
VCRONI & HACKMEIER. 201 Hamboldt Bk. blc
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
BROWN-WALKER-SIMMONS CO.. Crocker bldg.
E. P. VANDERCOOK. Union Trust bldg.
IRRIGATED FARMS
CAPT. T. F. A. OBERMEYER. 29» Monadnock.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. of N. Y. (W. L. Hath-
sway manager). 222 Sansome.
COLUMBIAN NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO., First
National Bank bldg.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO.' (F. E. de
Groat). Claos Spreckels bldg. '
3IARINE INSURANCE
CANTON INSURANCE CO.. S2O California.
St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co., 318 Mer. Ex. big
Upper Rhine Ins. Co. of Mannheim, 214 Front.
MINING ENGINEERS
FRANK A. KEITH. Ist Nat. Bank bldg.
MONEY LOANED ON JEWELRY
CITY LOAN OFFICE. 621 Kearny.
WINCHESTER JEWELRY CO.. Inc.. 57 Third.
MUNICIPAL A CORPORATION BONDS
E. H. EOLLINS & SONS, Ist Nat. Bk. bldg.
TIiOWBRIDGE - NIVER CO.. Ist Nat. Bk. bldg
NEW YORK STOCKS AND GRAIN'
MOSS & CO., 127 Montgomery.
NOTARY PUBLIC
JULIUS CALMANN, 30 Montgomery.
ROBERT R. RUSS. 32 Montgomery. •
PATENT ATTORNEYS
SONNTAG'S PAT. AO'Y. Balboa bldg.. 2d & Mkt
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
PACIFIC SURETY CO.. 401 Sansome. .
REAL ESTATE
ARONSON REALTY CO., 1(50 Sutter.
BALDWIN _ HOWELL. 316-324 Kearny.
C. U. BARLOW REALTY CO., C 23 Montgomery.
GEO. K. BEW. 129 Sntter.
BOARDMAN BROS. & CO.. 50R California.
FRANK P. BROPHY, 129 Sutter.
CHARLES A. COHEN CO.. 1101 Ist Nat. Bk. big
FYFE & DEPAOLI. 32»7 Mission.
B. GUZZI & CO.. 23 Montgomery »v.
THOS E. HAYMAN. 1000 First Nat. Bnk. bldg.
KAHN & FEDER. 32!> Kearny.
LANDGREBE. MACNEVIN & JONES, 525 Cal.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS. 5 Montgomery.
JOHN McGAW _ CO. (successors to O. D. Bald-
win & Sonh 232 Montgomery.
DAN O'CALLAGHAN.' 32 Montgomery.
SAMUEL POND. 204 First National Hank bldg.
SHAINWALD. BUCKBEIT& CO.. 27 Montgomery
J. W. WRIGHT & C 0.." 125 Sntter. '
REAL ESTATE — OAKLAND
O E. HOTLE & 00.. R. B. Finance <>>.. 1172 Bdy
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATK CO.. 1214 Broadway
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
FIRST NAT. BANK VAULTS. Montgmy & Post.
Metropolis Trust & Say.. Vault*. Mkt tc N. M«gy
WESTERN NAT. SAFE PEP. CO.. Flood Mdg.
STOCKS. no\DS-r«JRAI\, COTTON
LOGAN & BRYAN. 385 Pine.
SURETY BONDS
PACIFIC SURETY CO.. 401 Ssusorae.
~ — ~ SURVEYOR ~~~ ~~
C. L. McENERNEY. 407 Balboa bldg.
TIMBER LANDS' . .
JAMES I>. LACEY & CO.. 72R Monaduock bidg.
MINOR-JOHNSTON CO.. 503 Fife bldg.
ACETYLENE GAS MACHINES
E. I>. BULLARD. 20S Market.
ADDING MACHINES
BURROUGHS ADDING MACIL CO.. 717.Mcrket.
ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES -
BACHRACH Sz CO.. 550 Market. \
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
DEERE IMPLEMENT CO., China basin.
International Harvester C 0.. .453 Monadnock bldg:
PACIFIC IMPLEMENT CO., 131 Kansas.
•AIH COMPRESSORS — ROCK DRILLS
COMPRESSED AIR MACH. CO., Jessie _ Ecker.
GEORGE K. DOW PUMP CO.. 178 First. •
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS
E. J. j HALL "CO.", 527 Mission (magnetos).
AMMUNITION FOR SMALL ARMS
THE PETERS CARTRIDGE CO.. 008 Howard.
ANTI-FOULING PAINT ~~
O. G. CLINCH- fc CO., 15C King.
ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES . ?
BRAt'N-KNECHT-lIEIMANN; CO.. 570 Mission.
JUSTINIAN CAIRE CO.. 573 Market. ~
ART AND MOSAIO GLASS
CALIFORNIA ART. GLASS WKS., 838 Howard.
MUNICH- ART GLASS CO., 510 Turk. -
UN ITED G LA.*3 WKS. ( H. ; R. Hopps ) .". 1 1 5 ,Tnrk
ART EMBROIDERY MATERIALS
CARLSON-CURRIER CO.. 114, Sansome.
ASBESTOS MATERIALS
H. W. JOUNS-MANVILLE CO.. 150 New Montg.
Western Asbestos Magnesia Co., GO2 Mission.
ASPHALT PAVING; : :
BARBER ASPHALT PAV^.CO..: 1033 Monadnock.
ASSAVEU AND BULLION BUYER >
S. B. .G RACIER. 4«» Mojitromery. r
ASSAYERStAND: CHEMISTS
KINO: METALLURGICAL LAI?.. 2d ; .t: Minns. : ,
A UTOGRA PHIC REGISTERS
AUTOGRAPHIC. REGISTER CO..; ,'!S Clementina.
AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST
SERVEII-FUKNCII'AUTO MA011.5C0.r 517.G. T0."
: ,AUTOMOUILI3!?UPPLIKS.
Chanslor & £»yos iiupply C0.,*' 1nc.,' 542 G. G. ar.
THEISAN JffRAXCISCO^CALL,: MOND^- FEBM^IRY 15, 1909.
AUTO LEATHER TIRE PROTECTOR
PEERLESS LEATHER TIRE CO.. 450 Gold. Gate
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
THOMAS B. JEFFERY & CO.. 117 Valencia
HOWARD AUTOMOBILE CO.., 4Bo; Golden Gate.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Welnstock-Nlchols Co. (Morgan & Wright) 6oo Turk
TnE FISK RUBBER CO.. 418 Golden Gate.
CONTINENTAL-CAOUTCHOUC C 0. .422 Van Ness
AUTOMOBILE TIRES : (WHOLESALE)
THE DIAMOND RUBBER CO., 2d & Mission.
. (Tires for everything.) '; ' ~ "."\u25a0'-
A VERAGE ADJUSTERS «fc BROKERS
JOHNSON & HIGGINS. 244 California.
BABBITT METAL AND SOLDER
PACIFIC METAL WORKS. 153 Ut.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED. STORED
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY. 3S Steuart.
BAGS AND. BURLAP
AMES-HARRIS-NEVILLE CO., 007 Front.
BEMIS BROS. BAG CO., Kansome & Vallejo.
BAKER & CONFECTIONER SUPPLIES
M. GETZ &. CO.. INC.. 135 Main.
BATHING SUITS
GANTNER & MATTERN CO.. Cal. & Van Ne".
BELTING (LEATHER)
H. N. COOK BELTING CO.. 317 Howard.
BELTING. PACKING AND HOSE
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.. 557-01 Market.
, THE GUTTA PERCHA & RUB. MF. CO., 09 Ist.
BISCUITS AND CRACKERS
AMERICA^ BISCUIT CO.; Battery & Broadway.
, BOAT AND LAUNCH BUILDERS
JOHN TWIGO & SON'S CO.. Illinois and ISth.
BOILER WORKS
P.AY CITY IRON WORKS . 1243 Harrison. .
KE\ STONE BOILER WORKS. Main & Folsora.
PACIFIC COAST BOILKR WORKS. 235 Main..
BOOK AND FILING CASES
H. S. CROCKER CO.. 541 Market.
BOOKSELLERS
THE WHITAKER & RAY CO.. 14T Grove.
BOOTS AND SHOES
BUCKINGHAM & nECHT, Mission Sc 2d. .
NOLAN-EARL SHOE CO.. 727 Mission.
E. J. EGAN & CO.. 66J-CR9 HowaTd.
GEO. H. YOUNG. INC.. 207-211 2d.
BOTTLES AND BAGS
THE MILLER & SONS CO., 208 Utah.
BREWERIES
JOHN WIELAND BREWERY. 240 2d.
JOHN WIELAND 'BOTTLING HOUSE. 240 2d.
ENTERPRISE BREWING CO.. 2015 Folsom.
NATIONAL BREWERY CO.. Fulton & Webster.
TACOMA BOTTLING CO.. 2560 Harrison.
BREWERS' SUPPLIES
Baner-Schweltzer Hop & Malt Co.. 000 Sacra'nto
BRICK — FIRE AND BUILDING
UNITED MATERIALS CO.. Balboa bldg.
BROMO-SELTZER
EMERSON DRUG CO.. 404 Mission. ,
BRUSHES — JAAITOR SUPPLIES
WM. BUCHANAN. (523 Sacramento.
CALIFORNIA BRUSH & SUPY. CO., 197 Jessie.
BULBS AND SEEDS
COLOMBO MARKET SEED CO.. 614 Front.
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
C. P. MOORE BLDG. C 0. .-703 Mills bid*.
RfCHARD KEATING (concrete c0n.),60."{ Mission
RANSOME CONCRETE COMPANY. Crocker bid.
HARVEY A. KLYCE. 1044 Monadnock bldg. "
GUTLEBEN BROTHERS. 044 Monadnock bldg.
BUILDING HARDWARE AND TOOLS
UNITED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., CB7 Mission.
W. J. DONNELLY. 11 Stockton.
BUILDING MATERIAL
CHUEBUCK & HARRIS. INC., 710 Mission.
THE HOLMES LIME CO.. Mutual Say. Bk bldg.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS. COL.. 125 C MarkPt.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
SHERRY-FREITAS CO.. Front and Clay. v
GREEN & FOSTER, 552 Clay.
I'RED B. HAIGHT & CO., 241 Clay; also Oakld.
FRED L. HILMER CO.. David & Sacramento.
KINSMAN. 'GRIMES & MILLER. SIS Davis.
MOXOTTI-LARIMER CO., .".2-3B Page.
ROUSSEL & DAVIDSON. 4l» Front.
BUTCHERS & LIVE STOCK DEALERS
F. CAMES &. CO.. stock yards, Oakland.
OAKLAND MEAT & PCX. CO.. stock yard%, Oak.
. BUTCHERS* SUPPLIES
MARTIN R. JAGER. 415 3d.
CALIFORNIA GLACE FRUITS
Townscnd'rf at factory. 117 S. Jose ay. T. Mkt 373
CALIFORNIA TEACHERS' AGENCY
BOYNTON & ESTERLY. 717 Market
CALIFORNIA AVIXES .
CALIFORNIA WINE ASSN.. ISO Townsend.
THE ROSENBLATT CO.. 300-322 2d.
GUNDLACH-BUNDSCHU WINE CO.. Inc., 20 Cal
E. G. LYONS & RAAS CO.. 430 Bryent.
ITAL.-SWISS COLONY, Battery and Greenwich.
LACHMAN & JACOBI, 70C Sansome.
SWISS-AMER. WINE CO.. Front and Vallejo.
CANDIES
GRUENHAGEN BROS.; 1610 Van N>»*.
CANDY MANUFACTURERS
BISHOP & CO.. 125 Clay.
COLLINS-McCARTHY CANDY CO.. 409 Jackson.
GIMBAL BROTHERS. 325-35 Pacific.
ADOLPH HROMADA CO.. 1310-30 Folsom.
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO.. Battery fc. Valjo.
CARBONIC ACID GAS
WEST. CARBONIC ACID GAS CO., Emeryville.
CARPET BEATING & RENOVATING
NATL. CARPET RENOVAT. WKS.. 344 Clmrch.
CARPETS AND RUGS
HULSE-ERADFORD CO., 9SO-M0 Mission.
HARTFORD CARPETS & RUGS." 770 Mlsolon.
' " ' CEME.MT
PACIFIC PORTLAND CEMENT CO.. Pncific bid.
CHEESE — OLIVES — SARATOGA CHIPS
CITY OF HAMBURG CO., INC., US Oregon.
CHEMICALS— INDUSTRIAL
BRAUN-KNECHT-UEIMANN CO.. 578 Mission.
CHINA — CERAMIC SUPPLY
DORN'S CERAMIC SUPPLY STORE, 1209 Slitter
CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Anglo-Amer. Crockery & Glassware Co.. 50 Beale
CIHXESE AND JAPANESE GOODS
SING FAT CO.. INC.. SW. cor. Dupont & Calif.
"Nanking'! Fonk.Woh Co.", Inc.. Dupont fc Cal.
CHURCH GOODS — ALTARS. ETC.
THE O'CONNOR CO.. INC.; 39 Taylor. ,
~ CIGAR MANUFACTURES
W. A. CHRISTENSEN & CO.. 131 Hayes.
~~ CIGARS AND TOBACCO
EHRMAN BROS. S: CO.. IR4 Front. ]
, - CLOTHIERS
HOFFMAN. ROTHSCHILD & CO.. 516 Market.
ERNST E. ERBK A CO.. INC.. 109 X~ Monte,
CLOTH lI AT AND CAP FACTORY
BLOOM BROS.. 109 New Montgomery. i
" COAL DEALERS - ; ; : " '
L.- BRIZZOLARA fz. SON. 117 Jackson; K. 4375. i
CENTRAL COAL CO.. Sppar and Folsom
THOMAS MORTON. & SON. Eddy and Hyde.
W. G. STAFFORD & CO.. 234 Steuart. • »
"~ COFFEE AND TEAS
M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & CO.,' Spcar'fc Main.
MCCARTHY BROS.. 11l Front. ';
THE JOyES-PADDOCK CO.. 228 Fremont.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHING
R. J. WATERS &: CO.. 717 Market.
COMPUTING. SCAI-ES ~
JOHN J. DUFFIE (Dayton). 3C9 Market. . Ir
CONTRACTORS AND RIGGERS
C. A. BLUME '"ON. CO.. 185 Stevenson.
'\u25a0 CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENTS
ARTHUR KOPPEL-C0., '419 Chronicle fcldg.
CONTRACTOII «fc RAILWAY. SUPPLIES '
KALAS &: BENNETT CO.. 202 2d.
" COPPEnS3IITHS '"\u25a0 : -
OSCAR KRENZICOPPER WKS.. 212 Fremont.
SANDERS & CO.. COPPKU WKS., Ucole & How. i
C. W. SMITH COPPER WKS.. IC-18 Wnshlugton
i CORD AGE— MANILA AND SISAL ,
WHITLOCK CORDAGE CO.. 34<.Sinuart.
' ' \u25a0.'\u25a0 COSTUMERS T:
GOLDSTEINS CO.; S2l'Vau Ness;:
DAIRY AND CREAMKUV 3IACHINEHY
DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CO:. Drnnim & Hae. i
.DESKSWND OFFICK FimNITURE
ir.S. CROCKER C 0.. ,541 Market ' -
• DISPLAY FIXTUnKS— SHOW CASES?
FRAXKEL- DISPLAY FIX. CO., 1034 Geary. ;V;
" "'DRAYING ~~ !
J. B. BOCARDE DRAYAGB CO.. 97 Sacramento
JAS A. CLAKKDRAY CO.r 251 Pine. v '
FARNSWORTH fc RUOrtLES. 109 .< Davlj.. '
GAFFNEY DRA YAGF. fz DELIV. , CO.. CO Clay
GORMAN & THOMAS, r.77. Market, apfp movlnir.
DREDGING AND LEVEE: BUILDING
CALIF.' RECLAMATION CO.. Merchants' Ex.; bid.
-DRKSS GOODS AND LININGS
A! S..BAUM.Iin Bufli.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
SERWE &SPKlEN.CO..3Mission,A;:Frcmont.& S PKIEN.CO..3 Mission ,A;:Frcmont.
;\u25a0•\u25a0•'. .< \u25a0.\u25a0'\u25a0••". DRY GOODS V '" --:\u25a0:-\u25a0\u25a0•-: I
HELLER.; KLEIN & C0..-^l'Sansomc -
•.-";. ' lUfcK; ; ;'.-; \u25a0' \u25a0 * '-
AMKS-HAniMS-NI.'VILI.i: "^Ci >.: >' r;n7 ; Front.
l)V;<;iV<i; AM) CLEANING !
j. . ali.kc.-21 »s ;FoiKom.'.- ;-iaM i --
J.";SPAi;i.DIN(J \u25a0* C^.y-Kii-'Californla.^ , I
F." Tlioma* l'arislnn ; Work?." 27, 10 th; T. M kt 1020 i
ELECTRIC WIRING •
STANDARD ELECTRICAL CONS., flo Natoma.
ELECTROTYPERS T
HOFFSCHNEIDER BROS.. 140 2d. .. v J '.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS,
CALIFORNIA ELEC. CON.. CO.; CBO Mission.
- ELECTRICAL-SUPPLIES -
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., -726 Mission. ;-
STANDARD ELEC. WKS., 117 New Montgomery
TELEPHONE ELEC. EQUIP. C0., -Crocker, bldg.
BROOKS-FOLLIS ELECTRIC COR. 44 2d, V
STERLING ELECTRIC CO.; IS" New Montgom.
ELEC. RAILWAY & MFG. .SUPPLY- CO.. S4 3d.
HOLA BIRD-REYNOLDS ELEC. CO.. 527 Mlsslonr
H. :W: JOIINS-MANVILLE CO.. \u25a0 159 New Montg.
ELEVATOR MANUFACTURERS J
OTIS ELEVATOR C 0. .-. Stockton N. - P; & Beach.
VAN EMON ELEVATOR CO.. lit New Montgoni.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY : ''
MURRAY & READY.. 11th and Market..'
ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS
AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO.. Mer.; Ex. bldg..
ENGRAVING AND ENA3IELING
CHAS. GRANDJKAN JR.. ,451 Bush. ' :
ENVELOPE . MANUFACTUREU .
GP.IFFIN ENVELOPE CO.. 150 Perry. '
FANCY GOODS AND. NOTIONS
J. L. GRAF & CO.. 28 Sansoms (human hair).'
|M_MARCUSE C 0. ,.37-39 Battery. '; S
FERTILISER MANUFACTURING
CAL. FERTILIZER WKS., California Market bid.
HAWAIIAN* FERT. CO.. LTD..*244 California.
MOUNTAIN COPPER . CO., LTD.. 150 Pine.
FIREPROOFING
AETNA FIREPROOFINO CO.: BulMers' Ex. bid.
S. F. FIREPROOFING CO., Metropolis Bank bid.
" FISH DEALERS
INTERNATIONAL FISH CO., 52G Merchant. .
A.I PALADINI. 520 Merchant.
WESTERN FISH CO., 517 Washington.
FLAGS, BANNERS AND BUNTING
EMERSON MANUFACTUR: CO.;- 109 Stevenson.
FLORISTS AND PLANTS
SERVEAU- BROS.. 2110 Flllmore. r •-
FLOUR — GRAIN— FEED .
H. B. HOBSON FLOUR CO.. 304 Buckley bldg.
-. \u25a0.. "- FOUNDRY WORK
ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY CO.. 2D02 J9th.
H. C." MACAULAY FOUNDRY CO.. W. Berkeley.
FOUNTAIN PENS ~
CARDINELL- VINCENT CO.. 579 -Market. ", - - \u25a0
FRUIT AND PRODUCE-. "
GARCIA & MAGGINI CO.. Drumm 4; Washington
A. LEV,Y & J. ZENTNER CO.. Davis & Wash.
I^. SCATENA & CO.. 104 Washington.
FURNITURE \u25a0-\u25a0' t
MILWAUKEE FURNITURE CO.. 941-45 Mission.
GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURES
WELSBACH COMPANY. 351 McAllister.
GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES
ATLAS GAS ENGINE CO.. 05 Market, v _',1
DOAIv GAS ENGINE CO.. 7-9 Ist:
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO.. 158 Ut. '
GLUES AND GELATINES
CALIFORNIA GLUB WKS.. Merchants' El. bldg.
GRAIN AND BEANS
BARNARD & - BUNIvER. 204 California.
BRAY BROTHERS. 220 Clay. -.; .
M BLUM & CO.. INC.. 55S Sacramento.
J.C. C. BRUNS. 48 Clay.
McMlllan-Goodchild-Colllns Co.. Dnimm st.
. GROCERS •', ' \u25a0 \u25a0 .\u25a0'
GETZ BROS. & CO.. 530-42 Davis.
HAAS BROTHERS. Sacramento & Davl*.
ROCHDALE WHOLESALE CO.. 22S Commercial
TILLMANN fz BENDEL. Pine & Davis. ••
WILLIAM CLUFF CO.. Spear & Mission.
GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS
GOLCHKR BttOS.. 510 Market.
•HARNESS AND SADIU-ERV
W. Davlß & Sons. 2040 Howard. Hercules harness
GOLDEN WEST SADDLERY CO.. 70-74 2dr
HARDWARE
RAKER fc HAMILTON, Brannan.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN. 100 Kansas.
PACIFIC HARDWARE & STEEL CO.. 700 7th.
HAY AND GRAIN
CHAS. E. GOSS. 2100 Mission.
M JOOST & BRO., 521 Gough.
W. A. MILLER & CO.. 2CS Market.
W. W. ROBINSON. 166 Town scn<l. ' .
E. SALZ & SON. 525 Merchants' Ex. bldg.
SCOTT & MAGNER. 453 Berry. -
HEATING AND VENTILATING
GILLEY-SCHMID CO., J3th and. Mission. . ,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.. Turk and Polk.
HEAVY HARDWARE, IRON &' STEEL
.WATERHOUSn & LESTER, 534 ; Howard, v
HIDES. WOOL AND TALLOW
W. 'lt. SUMNER & CO., 220 Townsend.
HOISTS — GASOLINE
G. W. PRICE PUMP A ENG. CO..* 33 Stevenson..
HOSPITAL & SURGICAL EQUIPMENT
WALTERS SURGICAL CO.. 803 Sntter.
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HOTEL ARGONAUT. 4th st. near Market.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Ellis & PoVell. C. W.
Barker. Manager. v
HOTEL RANGES
JOHN G. ILS A CO., 527 Mission.
HOUSE MOVING "
D. J. & T. SULLIVAN. 1940 Folsom.
HYDRAIFLIC ENGINEERS
PELTON WATER WHEEL CO.. Monadnock Wdg
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS
NATIONAL ICE Cr.EAM CO.. 362 Guerrero.
INDIAN' MOTOCYCLES
C. C. HOPKINS, 759 Gough.
INLAID FLOORS
ACME HARDWOOD FLOOR Cp., 1102 Sutter..
IRON AND STRUCTURAL STEEL
TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO.. 341 Monadnock.
JEWELERS
MAX ABRAHAMS. INC.. 717 Market.
HENRY M. ABRAMS CO.. 717 Market.
BURR W. FREER. 717 Market.
GEORGE OREENZWEIG & CO.. INC., 150 Post.
NORDMAN BROS. CO., 150 Post. .
M. SCHUSSLER* & CO.. 704 Market. . ;
JEWELRY MANUFACTURES '
TUCKEY & KLINE. 451 Bush.
W. F. OEERDTS. 717 Market.
S. VINNER; 451 Bush. \ ;
JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS
LINDEMANN JEWELRY CO.. 130 Fern a r.
JEWELERS' MATERIALS ~~~*
ROY P. MATTHEWS CO.. 717 Market. \
NORDMAN BROS. C 0. .. 150. Post.
KE W A NEE SYSTEM WATER SUPPLY
CALIFOR. WATER SUPPLY C0...5G7 Mission.
KITCHEN FURMSHINGS
JOHN-G. ILS & CO., 527 Mlg»lon. .
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
BAUER BROS. »t C 0.. .40-55 Sansome,*'
JULES LEVY & BRO.. JNC. 10-1S Sansome.
ROSENBERG & CO.. 142 Sansomp.
LADIE\' AND CHILDREN'S WEAU
HENRYSEMERIA & CO.. Sansowe and Bush.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS
A. CROCKER & CO.. 21 Sau*ome. . '.\u25a0-\u25a0
::i LADIES' WAISTS .
NEWBAUER BROTHERS. 37-30 Battery.
LAUNDRY MACHINERY ' "
WESTERN LAUNDRY MACH. CO.. 58 Fremont.
LEATHER— SHOE STORE SUPPLIES
S. 11. FRANK & CO.. 410 Battery. V
LETTER FILING DEVICES
YAWMAN &ERBB MFG. CO.. 712 Mission.
\u25a0i '\u25a0- LIGHTS AND GAS MANTELS
WELSBACH COMPANY,; 3SI McAllister..: :,
MME'A\D;CEMEST •:
THE HOLMES LIME C 0.7 Mutual Say. Bk^.bldg.
LITHOGRAPHERS "-.-."•: -\u25a0\u25a0."\u25a0
CALIFORNIA LITIIO., CO..' gansomp & Clay
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPH C 0..5511 Howard
0. E. 0L5EN. :. .130 Jackson cor. .Battery. ; ;
LIVE Vfc DRESSED POUI/mY— EGGS
SANFORD BROTHERS. 4.'UMS2 Fro;tt.
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
PA YOT STRATFORD ift-KERK; (K2 Fremont
The Ulcks-Judd Co.. 450 Montcy, 270 Valencia.
. ' ." \u25a0 .." LUMBER ~ ~
ACME LT7MBERCO.. Cth"andCli«nnpl. ..
HART-WOOD, LUMBER, C 0.,, 354 : Bcrrr.'
AIACDONALD i LUMBER CO.; \u25a0 Berry near 3d -
POPE & TALBOT.fOot Of 3d. -W. ' 7
SANTA VK - LUMBH R CO/. , 17) h . a\tl '\u25a0 De Ilaro.
SEYMOUR '\u25a0\u25a0& ELLIOTT." 142 Towfjend. " •\u25a0_
UNION LUMBER ' CO.: Crnekprbloi:.
VAN ARSDALIMIARRIS L. CO.; sth & Brannan:
/ LITMBEn AND-SHi\GLES '• /
ANTHONY & ESCHENr 24. California. :.S:Jm&m
TROWERBUOTHERS, .7a3 Lumbermen'? bldg;:
v" \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0•'\u25a0.-; LUMBER— HARDWOOD ' \u25a0':\u25a0::\u25a0-
WHITE .BROTHERS. Spear, and Howard./.: V
'LUMBER M A I I OGANY VENEERS -
DIECKMANN HARDWOOD : CO.T-;g44.' California.
"rMiMIIEIU R; R'TIES^ POSTS; ETC.V
BYXBEE > &.CLARK«.CO..:»lo.'Bwlboa;bltig. '
," MACHINERY MIAULING: ;^<
THOS.T- \u25a0"MAHER'-220jMa1n. : .-; .; : \u25a0; - ;. -
'machinery m.Cniifactures
RISIiOXiI RON i.W«)IIKS vims St»-ti>)rf.-- - -.
MACIiIXKnV-MKncilA\T>
COMrRE,sSEI>;AIRMAGII.'<.'o.; Jessie & Ecker.
A. 1.. YOUNG iMA<:il.a:«>.. 26 iFrciiiont.-;.-;?«iV>SSg-
'MACHINE.' SHOPS v AND ; FOUNIJERS \u25a0-
MOOP.E & SCOTT. IRON\WKS..:Muiu & Ilrtward;
MACHINE isnOP SUPPLIES
MARSHALL-NEWHALL SUPY. CO., 140 Stenart
.MACHINE TOOLS— SHOP: SUPPLIES
PACIFIC TOOL & SUPPI-Y'CO..' 400 Mission.
' . MANIFOLD BOOKS;
Paciflc Manifold Book Co.. 125 Hansford block.
MANTELS. GnATES AND TILE
W. W.jMONTAGUE & CO., Turk and Polk.
MARINE ENGINEERS— Ship Builders
UNITED ENGINEERING WORKS. 250 Spear.
MEN'S : FURNISHING GOODS
NEUSTADTER BROS.. Ist and Mission.
V METAL POLISH •
E. W. BENNETT & CO.. INC., 10th and Utah.
' MOTORS AND GENERATORS
STANDARD ELEC. ' WKS.. ; 1 17, New Montgomery
MO\IXO PICTURES
NOVELTY MOVING ' PICTURE CO.. 41S Tnrk. «
MUSLIN' UNDERWEAR
C. CLEVH & C0.i « 140 Sansome.
X. \u25a0 H. VESPER CO.; 203 Postal; Telegraph bldr-
NOTIONS. NOVELTIES AND PIPES
E. BLOCK MERC.' CO.. 57-G3 Battery. '
OILED CLOTHING
AMES-HARRIS-NEVILLE . CO.. CO7 Front.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.. 587-91 Market.
Oil; TANICS — SeU-MensurlnK PUMPS
S. F. BOWSER & CO., Cl 2. Howard. >
OIL TANKS— STEEL PLATE
WESTERN STEEL PLATE CON. CO., 1016 Me-
. ,; tropolls Bank bids. '
OVERALLS AND SHIRTS
A. M. ARMER S: CO.. 760 Mission "
ELOESSER-HEYMANN CO.. 77 Battery.
NEUSTADTER BROS.. Ist and Mission. .
SAMUEL & CO.. 6SI-653 Mission. ~
PAINTS AND OILS
R. N. NASON & COrt'Potrero and 15tb. ;
KASS-HUETER PAINT CO.. 818 Mission.
KLATT-HIRSCH CO., 113 Front. . v
WHITTIEIt-COBURN CO.. 301 Howard. \
PAPER
BLAICE, MOFFITT &TOWNE. 1400 4th. ;
ZELLERBACH PAPER CO.'. Battery & Jackson.
PAPER AND FOLDING BOXES v
A. FLEISIUIACKKR CO.. 134 Fremont.
PAPER AND /READY ROOFING .
BONESTELL. RICHARDSON & CO.. 113 Ist.
PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOLOGICAI
H. K. MULFORD CO.. 156 2d. /
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES .
WESTERN PHOTO SUPPLY CO.. 82'3d.
PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS
DEITEMEIR-WEEMS CO.. 718 Mission (& retall>
PIPE CASING"AND FITTINGS
LALI.Y & CO.. Ist & Folaom.
PIPE RIVETED STEEL AND IRON
FRANCIS SMITH & CO..' 0 Fremont.
W/W. MONTAGUE & CO.. Turk and Polk.
PLASTERING CONTRACTORS !
FLOODBERU & MeCAFFERY. 452 Monadnock.
- PLAYING CARDS
UNITED STATES P, CARD CO.. Monadnock bid.
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
SOUTH S. F. PACK. &PROV. CO.. 407 Front.
POSTCARDS
CARDINELL-YINCENT CO.. 579 Market.
PACIFIC NOVELTY CO., 570 Market.
RICHARD BEHRENDT. 718 Mission. .\u25a0
POTATOES. ONIONS AND BEANS
FRANK 'A. GUERNSEY, 317 Drumm. . .
THE ENGLISH- WALLACE CO.. 10S Washington
WEBSTER & BRODERICK. 220 Drumm.
WOLF & SONS. 245 Dnimm.
POTATOES. ONIONS. MILL FEED
JOHN M. RATTON & BRO.. 321 Druniin.
POULTRY & LIVE STOCK SUPPLIES
GEO. H.CROLEY. G3l Brannan.
PRINTERS' INK AND ROLLERS
CALIFORNIA INK CO.. 33 Clementina.
i PRINTING INKS — Phcto Kce. Suppllei
i GEO. RUSSELL REED CO.. C 45 Battery.
! PUMPING MACHINERY
GEO. E. DOW' PUMP. ENGINE CO.. 179 First.
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO.. 149 Beale.
1 «. W. PRICE PUMP & ENO. CO.. S3 Stevenson.
SIMONDS MACHINERY CO.. 12-14 Natoma.
j HENRY R. WORTHINGTON PUMP CO.. 150 Ist
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
1 ARTHUR KOPPEL CO.. 410 Chronicle bldg.
' - v RICE
! M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & CO.. Spear & Mission
I M. PHILLIPS & CO., 62-64 Pine.
• w - T. WELISCH & CO. (rice factors). 24 Calif.
ROOFING" CONTRACTORS
FORD & MALOrr. Marlposa' St. at lowa st.
-Phone Market 1590. - -
ROOFING MATERIAL
FORD & MALOTT. Mariposa St. at lowa st.
. Phone Market 159(5. •
H. W. JOIINS-MANVILI.E-CO.. 159 New Montg.
Western Asbestos Magnesia Co., ttttt Mission.
ROPE, BLOCK AND TACKLE
Foard-Barstow Ship Chandlery Co., 145 Steuart.
SELLERS & MADISON CO.. 04-B8 Market.
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.. 587-91 Market.
RUBBER GOODS ""
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.. 557-91 Market.
RUBBER STAMPS .
PATRICK & CO.. 12C Bush.
TULLY RUB. STAMP WKS. (10c line). 20 Main.
RUGS 3IADE OF OLD CARPETS
SAN FRANCISCO RUQ WORKS, 1122 Sntter.
_ _ - ______
HALLS SAFE CO.. 143-149 Main.
PIITSBURG SAFE CO.. 15 Bealc.
SAIL MAKERS— COTTON- DUCK
E. HENRIX. 120 Howard.
SIMPSON & FISHER. 113 Howard.
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LESLIE SALT -CO.. Mission and 3d. . \~=''
' SAWS
SIMONDS MANUFACTURING CO.. 14 Natoma.
SCALES AND TRUCKS
HOWE SCALE CO.. 143-149 Main. ,
JAMES GEDDES & CO. (Standard). 521 Market.
SCHOOL FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES
THE WHITAKER & RAY CO.. 141 Grove.
C. F. WEBER & CO.; 1151 Polk. (Ciiurch and
theater furniture.)
SEED GROWERS
C. (.'. MORSE & CO., 43-50 Jackson. -
«HEET COPPER— Soldering Copper
PACIFIC METAL WORKS. 153,15t. • . . -^
SHEET IRON WORK ( HEAVY)
BAY CITY IRON WORKS. 1243 Harrison.
KEYSTONE BOILER WORKS".' Main & Folsom.
SHEET METAL WORKS ~~
Crunan's Eagle Cornice Works. 19 City Hall ; av.
: SHINGLE!* - ' :
PACIFIC REDWOOD SHINQLE CO.. 110 Market.
SHIRTS, NIGHT RORES, PAJAMAS
PAUL B. HAY. 7SS Mission. . -^ \u25a0
. ________ __ '
B. HART & BROTHER. i 4 Sansome.
NONOTUCK SILK. CO.. 3104 Sixteenth.
\u25a0 Soda Water Apparatus and Supplies ~
JOHN v SIULHERN.^ 140 2d. \
SODA AVATER LABELS ~
WESTERN CARBON. ACID GAS CO., Emeryville
SPOOL ANDI EMBROI DERY SILKS
CARLSON-CURRIER CO.. 114 Sansome.
STATIONERS— PRINTERS— BINDERS
U.S. CROCKER CO.: 230. Brannan. -
Schwabacher-Frcy', Stationary C 0.,: 42/Sutter. .
The Hlcks-Jmld Co., 450 Montgy, 270 Valencia. '•
E. C. HUGHES C 0.,: 725 Folsom.
ISAAC UPHAM - C 0. .; 104- Battery. '
PA YOT. STRATFORD & KERR. li 2 Fremont.'^
. STKEL TANKS " '• '
BAY CITY IRON WORKS. 1243 Harrison.
KEYSTONE BOILER WORKS, Main & Folsom.
PACIFIC COAST BOILER WORKS/ 235 Main.
STORAGE ANDIMOVING r
PIKRCE-RODOLPII, STORAGE CO.. Eddy & Fill.
t- ,"-' V- STOVES'AND RANGES A
W.;W. MONTAGUE & CO.MTurk and Polk. .
\u25a0 STOVES— METALS— PI.UMBI.VG :.-'.
Holbrook. \u25a0Merrill ; & Stetson.' Cth ;. and Towusend.
STRUCTURAL, IRON- WORK
RAY. CITY IP,ONiW()RKS.I243 Harrison.' : :
: :;:;ev;:?H--vSIIfiAR.; i .".-''\u25a0 '. \u25a0" .
LOUIS SARONI. 735, Baftery. \u25a0
.; INSTRUMENTS " "
j; C. Sala ; (ngt V/. & L.E . Gnrley). 4S 2d. repairs
.SURPRISE SUCTION
i PACIFIC-UTILITIES CO.., Monadnock. bids.
\u25a0.'•\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0 TAILORS' TO TIIBTHADB .'•-•'\u25a0
AMERICAN? WOOLEN MILLS.. 100 NewtMontg.
:. ' TAUiORS' TRIMMINGS ~
C.-W.'n.:FQßl);Ji:;co..,in4 Sutter. , , , .
TANKS (STEEL) :.
BAY;CITY IRON': WORKS.' I243 Harrison.
TELEPHONES AND'SWITCHBOARDS
Kellogc Switchboard & Supply Co.rlst & Mission
TKLEPJIONK sKLEC.'- KQUI P. CO. r Crocker .: Wdg.
AMES-TIAHniS.NF.VILLF., (•«>..' TO7 'Front.
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SADLEU CO., 7SX MUaion.'i" : f '
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
HIRSHFELDER _ MEANEY.I72 Sutter.
C. A. MALM Jt CO.. 2GC Bosh. Mills bids.
PACIFIC TRUNK & BAG CO.. 317 Front.
ROMADKA BROS. CO.. 45 Lick place nr. Sutler.
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lu '_ 'M. ALE!CANDEC & CO.. 512 Market.
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"v" UNIFORMS —
AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS. 100 New Montg.
VARNISHES
TAMM & NOLAN CO.. 151 Fotrtro.
VEniCLES-
DEERE IMPLEMENT CO.. China basin.
PACIFIC IMPLEMEyT CO.. 131 Kansas.
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IT HE BROTHERS. 717 Market
WAREHOUSE
DANFORTH WAREHOUSE CO.. Bdway & Batry
WHIPS AND LASHES
W. Davis ft Sons, 2040 Howard, dealer'a prlc* list
WINES AND LiaUORS
WfCHMAN. LUTGEN & CO.. 431 Clay.
BERTIN & LEPORI (Isabella vineyard). 1520
Washington. "
HENRY CAMPE & CO.. 123 Second "
HANLEY MERCANTILE CO.. 162 Eddy.
ROTH ft CO. 115 Front. '
.SUTTER WINE & DIST. CO.. 319 Front.
WINE MAKERS' SUPPLIES
OCCIDENTAL SUPPLY CO., 530 noward.
WIRE AND WIRE ROPE
JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS CO.. 624 Folsom^
I WOOLENS AND TRIMMINGS
ARNSTEIN, SIMON & CO.; 3d & Mission.
J. BAUMGARTEN & CO.. 073 Market.
A. W. CARP. 700 Mlsalon '
BUTCHERS
A. DECOURTIEHX CO. Douglas 4025.
KATZ BROTHERS. Docglan 4344. .
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
A.JW. FINK (est. 1S71). Donglas 3737^-
FISH AAD OYSTERS
E. BONFIGLI. Dougla» N 8713. -^
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
BROWN & BAUCHON. phone Donxlas 3741.
A. BEKTA CO.. phone Douglas 3743.
OMEY & GOETTING. Douglas 87C1.
POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCE
O'BRIEN. SPORTORNO & MITCHELL. D. 5822.
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MA YES OYSTER HOUSE. Douglas 3713. TI:.
I With the Musical, folk -I
Walter Anthony
AT DREAMLAND rink the Constab
ulary band of 86 Filipinos -will
make its musical debut in San
Francisco tonight. "Much has been
said and written about the musicianship
of thi3 unique company, organized by
Taft when he was In the Philippines,
which now comes to this country to take
part in the inaugural ceremonies that
will place the White House latch key in
Taft's pocket. That the players are
versatile can not be doubted, for they
transform their organization from a
huge military concert band into a
symphony orchestra with the greatest
ease. Every member of the band plays
more, than two Instruments. The sym
phony department will be heard at each
concert to be given In this city.
The band will play tomorrow after
noon In Oakland at Ye Liberty theater;
tomorrow night, it will be heard for
the second and last time at Dreamland
rink,' and Wednesday night Sacramento
will be visited. Then It goes on to
Washington under the command of
Colonel, Mark HersJ-ey. U. S. A., the
band being the only large musical ag
gregation in the service of the United
States government, except the Marine
band which Sousa used to direct. •
Local singers and players are to be
congratulated upon the success of Mac
kenzie Gordon's season of recitals In
this city and in Oakland, the last con
cert of which was given yesterday
afternoon at Christian Science hall.
They were a success financially and
artistically, and they proved to Man
ager Will Greenbaum, /the local and
sometimes coy impressario, that when
the right artist is secured it does not
matter to the music patronizing public
whether he happens to live in San
Francisco, or in Odessa or Xew York.
: A community indicates its musical
fertility not so. much In what it im
ports as in what it raises, just as
a farm discloses Its possibilities In
what the farmer does not buy. We
need, it seems to me, a little more cul
tivation, a little more attention paid to
our own artists and a more generous
support of our own musical institu
tions; then, when the great visiting ar
tists plaj- and sing for us. we will have
well established standards of compari
son, and we will know better how to
appreciate the foreign imports and pos
sibly will learn to measure our own ar
tists in a Juster and more appreciable
spirit. We may find out that the best
is not always the Imported.
Mackenzie Gordon's final concert yes
terday afternoon was, I am informed,
well attended arid the audience was
appreciative of 'the tenor's offerings.
Eugene Blanchard also was well re
ceived for his piano numbers, and the
recital, In spite of unkindly skies, was
a big success.
I. .....
..« Mrae. Frieda Langendorff. the noted
mezzo soprano, will 'sing at Christian
Science hall Thursday night and Sun
day, afternoon. A- novelty on her first
program will be "The Cry of Rachael,"
by Turner Salter, a-syoung composer
: whose works are attracting much at
tention just now.
-: Mme. Flora Karp Hellbron's piano
numbers will include Chopin's varla
; tlons. opus 12, a work rarely if ever
: heard in. this city. The Oakland con
cert has been postponed from . Friday
afternoon until - Tuesday afternoon,
February 23. Wednesday night Mme.
: Langendorff will; supply the program
for, the. third concert of the St. Francis
musical art society. . She will *be as
sisted by the-Lyric string quartet.
•* • :
Soon we will hear In America an
other, violin prodigy. Since Mlscha El
man, the 18 year old Russian violinist
flashed across the continent in a stream
of .beautiful tone, we have been walt
' ing for, another 'rising .comet. '•'• It ha 3
, come. - Its ' head " is just above the
horizon, and the critics of Vienna and
Prague . are the .musical .astronomers
who made the discovery. His name Is
SaschaColbertson:' ;His given .name 13
Russian,'. and' his Christian patronymic
is:;"Atheriean;. ; that \u25a0is to say. he Is < a
Russian-American and -he. has .been
studying- In .Prague and growing in
mental and. physical , stature, v XlnaAy
enthusiastic critics h&ve * called ' him v M a
Pagani.nl j come Ito life," "a second ' Ku
bellk,"/and. so forth. He may be El
man's- twin soul. He plays ; everything
and anything and 'all. with: the ~ ease, so
'tis said; of the virtuoso born and bred,
and of :the violinist by divine" Hght. A
concert tour of Europe 13 being planned
for,.him.: and- after* that 'we shall^hear
him. If. the fire of .his precocious genius
Is 'notl burned, down 'to the ashes of
mediocrity: before then.
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.The sons: recital -to .'.he fgriveri.-to
morrow^, night; by 'Caroling -lialstead
Llttle-under the auspices of the Berke
ley 'Iptano club at WllklnV hall In the
college .town promises to be well at
tended ami intftrestinc:. The slnjfer.will
b* '. .'assisted *-.by^Gj"ula Ormay.. pianist.
.Another, interesting recital Ip-prom
ised^by th* friends and admirers pf
Miss: Edith Mote Smith,. who" will. make
hpr,del)iit as a soprano tomorrow after
nortn*at Sherman. Clay ;&\u25a0 Co.'s 'assembly
hall, 'Kearny and gutter streets.
NEW MINERAL FINDS
THROUGHOUT STATE
Deposits of Talc, Aluminum,
Coal and Oil Are Discovered
by Prospectors
Interest Centers in the Petro
leum Field in Lower Part
of Monterey County
New mineral discoveries have been
made in. four sections of California re
cently to which Importance Is attached.
A large deposit of tale lias been uncov
ered at Glendale, in Hum bold t county.
Aluminum is reported to have been dis
covered near Nevada City. Monterey
county reports the discovery of oil in
paying quantities In the Priest valley.
A ledge of high grade coal is reported
to have been discovered in Cajon pass.
In San Bernardino county. Theso four
discoveries taken in conjunction and
occurring practically at the same time
would be considered significant in any
mineral state. . :. v v.. - \
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' Of the four the greatest Interest nat
urally attaches to the reported oil dis
covery In Priest valley, which is in tha
lower part of Monterey county and not
many milesjJistant from King City. The
Standard off- company has been lookinff
for oil in that neighborhood for some
time and a number of rigs erected by
the big oil .corporation have been oper
ated in several places in southern Mon
terey county. Petroleum In 1901 sur
passed gold in total value of output for
the first time in California. The aver
age price of petroleum was consider
ably lower then than it is now. The
indications are that the petroleum out
put for 1908 will be found to have dis
tanced gold produced in that year by a
large amount. Hence th& discovery of
any new oil field, on a rising market, is
important.
Concerning the find in the Priest dis
trict the Salinas Journal said:
From present indication* and Judging from
repoKfs at ham!, Lonoak has proven a find, for
several bits of startling news were received ta
Salinas yesterday morning: by local stock holder*.
wn» ars now rejoicing at the prospects of *
gusher baring been unearthed. Tbe present deptli
of tbe well Is 1.100 feet.' Yesterday morning at
8 o'clock 150 feet of oil w«< measured In th»
well, which Is a 10 Inch boring. The work wa»
commenced for the day and after a three foot:
strata of shale had been drilled tbe well wan
emptied of the drills and over -joit feet of oil
was measured. This amount of oil Is equivalent
to approximately ' 1,500 barrels. Tbe company
Is not able to preserve the oil which Is belns
taken from the well, but large tanks are to
b» erected. \u25a0 /
. . •
The news of the aluminum find In
Nevada county is supplied by the Gras«*
Valley Union. A part of the account
was as follows:
Mining for mineral other than goM and cop
per Is among the possibilities of tbe near futurw
Id Nevada connty, and a recent find that 1» no-.v
being actively exploited with skill aad eaplial
presents " those possibilities so emphatically that
they may assure a new piiase in raining in the
vicinity of Nevada City In the near future. TU*
Ond referred to is no less than an ore of alumin
um, and appareutly existing la such Quantities
as to raise tfae hope that sooner or later an
aluminum manufacturing lndoatry o-i a Iar;»
and ramifying scale may b* launched. Speci
mens of the aluminum ore are now in Nevada
City, and th«» facts in relation to the discovery,
extent and location are in the poraem>iOß of *
few businessmen, beside the discoverer and lo
cator.
A broad dike of banxlte— the technical or*
scientific mloeraloglral name fur a certain or*
of aluminum — has, been uncovered In a district
contiguous to Netnrta City. The find was m*ria
while a gold bearing quartz ledge was bclc;
prospected.
The locator of the bauxite claim days that
there are several thousand tons of the ore in
sltrht now. and further Investigation will b*
made on the ground and In the laboratories.
The Daily Humboldt Standard said
that the talc was found by David Minor.
A bed was uncovered that Is two feet
thick. This article continued:
Men have been passing by and practically ©v»r
the ground for years, yet ncbody suspected the
existence of the talc bed. Had It not been
for the fact that Mr. Minor Is aa old tlm
prospector the talc bed wonhl not have been
dreamed of. It came to tbe surface in the shnp«
of a narrow ribbon of peculiar red soil which
the prospector at once concluded was Indication
of a •'faalt.'* He accordingly get to work, sod
after digging a lon* the lead. In tb» cours* of a
few rods came upon a. bed of talc about two
feet thick. Owing to stormy weatner the bed
has not yet been opened.
A discovery that 1* cacsin? some local Interest
at ,'Arcata id the finding of goU] In som«
stream emptying Into Mad river. Tbe parties
who have made the discovery have been exhib
iting placer gold at Arcata. Gold has often
been wasbed out of Mad river, but this latest
find Is regarded the iiiuik promising yet made.
• • •
The coal deposit In thp Cajon pass
was found by Frank Burham of San
Bernardino county. A ledge three feet
wide, according to Burham. has been
traced across three sections, in all of
which It has been located. Burham
with a force of men la driving a shaft
along the ledge and is taking out coal
near the Cajon station.
• • •
. A large gravel proposition, which Is
owned by eastern men and situated
near Grovnland In Tuolumne county, so
the Mother Lode Magnet said, will be
operated on a big scale. The Magnet
also said:
There arc rumors around of two big
mining deals regarding some well known prop
erties in this section. If these deals are con
summated great benefit will result. Ontslde
mining men are becinnln; to realize that a biz
low grade proposition such n-t the mother lode
presents Is a safe place In which to lnve«t capi
tal. Mining deal*, which heretofore bavft been
looked upon by many as a gamble are now
viewed In a more conservative tight, and conse
quently more money that In the past iias been
Ikeld back is now being Invested in mines. Thvr*
are many mining properties along the. mother
lode that are n«.t only paylnz. buthav* »»«rr
Indication cf continuing so for years to come.
In thi* district 'are several l<i!e min~s that. If
reopened and I worked in an Intelligent manner,
could be made bullion producers.
• • • .
Reports concerning operations In
mines -that have large plants are re
ported- by local papers as follows:
Twenty stamps of tlx» Central Kur«ka mill In
Amarfor county are »t work on ora of tb» Sou»!>
Eureka mine, of which 100 tons are transported
over a tram each day. The Increased ontput
for the £oata Eureka, mine !» largely good grm<l»
ore. £!nktag »t the Central Kureka is pro
gressing. Elghty-flve feet of new «Uaft was re
ported for January, which makes the shaft 2.12 ft
feet deep. The old shaft U badly raved from
the 1.. 50n level down. The nrtv start Is at a
steeper Incline and will soon be In solid ground
and will make a much better permanent shaft-.
The Argonaut mine Is reported to be derel«f».
Ing In great shape. There Is a^nndaace of or«
In sight.
A bar of . bullion weighing 1*52 ounces w3j»
shipped from the Valparaiso mine, situated in
Mnrphy's gulcb. At 51S per ounce the bar
would be worth nearly $3.OW>. This ontpnt J»
the product of four or five months' work, but it
if not the total product. During that time two
smaller shipments have been made.
According to the Nevada City Miner
Transcript, as a result of the plan for
reopening the Pittsburg, Poto3l and
\u25a0other Gold Flat quartz mine by the
Weisbeln combination, other properties
In the east belt of Nevada county will
be put into operation, which have been
Idle for a long while. Among such
is the property known as the Mowhe
: gan and Gold Flat. These two claims.
; covering 3.000 feet of. lode.- west of
the other three properties named.
• • •
Tt« Ccnolla mine in Nevada county
will be started again, the necessary
money having been afcised for that
purpose. The Conolin paid well for
some years, but had a run of hard luck
for some time. At the 300 cross cut
good ere has been struck.
The Grass, Valley Union aaid:
, Having bonded the Benoit estate and already
opened the . old Modoc finn«>! through the in
strumentality of O.;.r.re Twltclieli. a - company
of \u25a0 GoldSeU) eapliaHtrs will do extensive . de
velopment work on the property, whU-h.'U ft
conies up to expectation*/ will b» pur»-h«s»<t
and worked np on a;larg«*. scale. The Thomis
Berrlman property may also be purchased Uy
tbe same people.,
-•-\u25a0•-.'*.• * i
rGold discoveries in Sierra county
were reported by the Downievllle Mes
senger, which' said:
Some very rich spwlnien r»>k w«.» i{ivnr«rn|
In the shaft at.. the lle«t Slar mm» last week.
• ioo»l pa.vla? quarts h.ss t#eo f'.un<l In tbe tonwli
»t varioc* llir*!> horeiofnr*. ,bwt nothing «o prrnn-;
I«li2 »s tliat retenttr nncovered. '
; -i<r>me rich ' specimen rock ' w»« taken tram,
t!»> shaft at the np«lvstar m !:»•». at Allegtuar. !
tb^.w'-ck. .Rich rock has been taken from ; «eT»
eral-i»faces iv tbe tunuel tlurlns tlie Lut few
uiuulUi. I
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