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.'\u25a0 '^>'-j' TO LEASE »
\ •"£* ., 1 7 lsp — In the heart of the finsnclal and
..;..-. -:*-JM»le*al«» district*!, store and basement; Btorc
;."•-.. IX.WO twjuare feet, basement 19.000. square
„ .. - i<rt; within half a block of new Palace hotel
-\u25a0• \u25a0''\u25a0 ''-i' 7 , fllrfhcr Particulars apply to room 2, C4l
\u0084 ... :*:is*lon st. Sun Francisco. '
'\u25a0'•\u25a0 --L-— J*P- S T A^* RA >TS TO LEASE
\u25a0•hFdh lease — Best restaurant location in San
\u25a0 : '-. Fruacisco; in Market st. near Ke_r_y, Geary
:..;.. -and id: 24 hosr business. Apply THOMAS
.":•; ,-..>A<;i.i: A SONS. .-. Montgomery stf ""^^
'- -. . LEGAL XOTICKS ' ' - *
7. • "NOTICE OP SALE OF STOCK FOR NONPAY-
; ' .'. " MENT OF ASSESSMENT. '
*:'.".". :•, OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
... -.. = location of principal place of business No. 52
.. • " .Efrventh strwt. in the city and county of San
..- tTrsu~is<-o and utaie or California.
.;... Notice Is hereby given that there is delin-
: .:«_cnt ui»on the following described capital stock
or tb^ ocean Sbort» Railway Company on account
. . or. .-!ssrs*;nent heretofore, to wit. on the 14th day
,;..-.<£ January. A. I». i»O9. levied thereupon, the
. . . st:rerai amounts set opposite the names of the
:.. f^syective ehsre holders as foUown, viz:
•\u25a0..';\u25a0_. No. of No. of Amount!
:• i,-- >tmes - Certificate. Shares. Due.
;v«ocquera«. Leon 318 100 $200.00
; .. Bpr,vn. A. D 122 7 14 00
'. -£*'T.'\ CLas 227 100 200.00
.. \u25a0:«c; Ron - L *^"ten 588 10 20.00
•\u25a0\u25a0r-.-^S 00 - A C_9 10" 20.00
... -tonstoßsen, S 004 • 20 40.00
\u25a0 .Vl>.mKherty. Ja* 555 12 2 4.00
:-:;* JT-fu American Bank,
.;.-• •• . ,-Tilcdjroe f)00 100 £00,00
«ou«-land. M 3SI 40 SO.OO
=-,3a-rtf_. M '. ....Ml- 20 40.U0
...Jarrin. M 582 20 40 00
v.Jofcnson, 52-S 73 150.0 D
- "f, n^ on - M ---- # - 6XO 40 SO.OO
.... Melbourne. M. and S 540 10 20.00
;-.; : fJ«T. J- L 573 10 20.00
. :.;Me.rn, Jobn 93 5 10.00
\u25a0 '. ; H ore *!' J - S2 ' *" »*OO
- Mocoel, J 373 J3 oq
: . i'JJ* I **!' i 534 60 100.00
: . .Morcel, J 80 60.00
, . Notbohm, L. X 2»4 50 100.00
•.lockwit*. Leo Jr 315 bo 100.00
: Pockwlu. Leo Jr 433 10 20.00
..VHeulos, A 593 lo • 20.00
- Reulos. A CSO 10 20.00
Fteele. R. E 5C3 , 16' 52.00
II 1 ; w 551 5 100 °
Ana la accordance with the law and an order
. W the Board of Directors, made on the 14th day
of January. A. 1). 1909. so many of the shares
m P ar <*l of said stock as may be necessary
will be sold at t_e front door of the principal
- ptt'-e of business of the Ocean Snore Railway
company at jtBj t8 o ffi CP at No . 52 Eleventh street.
' \u25a0"\u25a0 i?,w c olty an<l °° uot y of San Francisco, state -of
. j.-1-romla, on Monday, the Sth day of March.
\u25a0 a v -. 1909 - *t 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of said
..- -<iay, to pay said delinquent assessments upon
the stock aforesaid, togvther with the costs of
• •.: aqvertisiDg and tfce expenses of Bale.
-'. ' I>ated this ISth day of February. A. D. 1000.
' ' i BURKE CORBET.
•.-.- \u25a0 Secretary of the Ocean Shore Railway Company.
. . Ration of office No. 52 Eleventh street, city
-.-.\u25a0 and county vt San Francisco, state of California.
.';./ • SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY.
.: • •-'Location and place of business, city and county
•: : S>f ' Saa Francisco, state of California.
::\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0. J»otiee — There Is delinquent upon the follovr-
"-"• i? K described stock, on account of assessment
.:. >0.. .. levied on the 7th day oT January. 1903.
. - - the 6everal amounts Bet opposite the names of
/. the respective share holders, _s follows:
.- ..: Names of Certiflcate
V; r,Sa*re Holders ' No. Shares Amount
fcfter A. F 211 22 $2.<!0
-.'. .-Klhc. Jtihn K. 265 12 1.20
:.."•- And io accordance with iavr and en order of
...tbe Board of Directors mafic on the 7th day of
;.,.a**n*ry, ioa>, ro many shares of each parcel of
\u25a0 ; _a?n stock as may be necessary will be sold at
\u2666; |rcbJle auction at the office of the company, at
••. £0 Clay street, in the city and county of San
. FrancUeo. state of Calif crnia. on Saturday, the
,27th dsy c* February. 1000. at 12 o'clock noon
":.pn such <Jr.y, to pay such delinquent assessment
.-..•-.•tbereoa. together with cost of advertising and
.expenses of tale.
> .-" GEO. A. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
:"•'. -"-Office of company. 90 Clay ft., city and county
'\u25a0• " cj Sun Francisco, state of California.
I. TriftE »nni:*l meeting of the stockholders of th«
.-\u25a0••\u25a0 .Honolulu plantation cotupaoy will be held on
. • ' VVEDNESDAY, Febrnary 24, 1908, at tbe hour
.-' . cf 11 o'clock a. m., at tbe office of the com-
2CS Market ft., room 204. for the pur-
;.."-. ' •\u25a0«?» cf electing directors for the ensuing year
;;.•:•! "•:\u25a0-!! for the transaction of such other business
; .• -s may come before the meeting; transfer
.'\u25a0'= \u25a0;• books will close on Saturday, 13th day of Feb-
- : '.,ruary. I&C9. at 2 o'clock p. m. By order of
-.ifce rreiideat.
W. J. MATSON. Secretary.
,-..\u25a0•\u25a0 Dated February 10. 1909.
-. \u25a0— f- 1 — \u25a0 — ———_————_
.- -.-'THE firm lurftofore existing under the came and
:.* •_-r*"«*rle cf Facre & Amour, doing business in the
\u25a0i \u25a0: "city and county of San Francisco, Cal., has,
y- ''..tliis 23d day cf February, 1909, been dissiolved
• . : --.by mutual consent- A. Amour has purchased
\u25a0•".•\u25a0-.' the" entire interest of M. Faare in the business
•- r " an' 3 vrill pay all debts due by said firm.
:" . .. . .. " M. FAURE and A. AMOUR.
' -..CALL BRANCH OFFICE. ICSI Fillaior* st.
: - : ;: : 'n^»r Post.
) i'-V£ CITY REAL ESTATE
\u25a0 . : SPECK. PASCHEL & CO..
;..;. :- "--CS Montgomery Ft., Mills bl<3g.
.':>.. . INCOMD INWISTMENTS
.-' .'557.500 — DMtivafiero transfer corner: 2 large
\u25a0 : :'\u25a0 ctores and 12 apartments above; rents
;';' y '; $8,000 per Ensum; lot 106x62:6 ft.
. • .S4s.tK>o— S?cond Et. corner: brick building; lot
'; ."'• • • fBxSO; leased to 1 very responsible ten-
>-.::\u25a0*. " ant; rent $325.
..:'--\u25a0 ,".--,' . '
"" §53,500 — Geary 1 st.; east of Van Ness; modern
•:. •\u25a0 ' brick building; store and apartments
\u25a0".;.". ; - above; lot 27:6x120 ft.; rents ?210.
: v :fiS,5OO— Mason st.. close to Fairmont hotel; ln-
\u25a0'.:'' '.'\u25a0". cciae $2,200 yearly; $10,000 mortgage can
..:: ••. remain; 6 modern fiats; lot 2S ft. front-
. -5.15.,000-Steuart St.. near Market rt.; 2 story
brick building; lot 20 ft. frontage; leased
.'. : .' ' st $100 per month.
-\u25a0513,500 — 3 Pacific ay. Bats near Polk St.; lot
\u25a0:./.. 27:Cxl_7:8U; rents $150.
'-•\u25a0 :*12,500 — Unusually well built flats; best loca-
,"'-.\u25a0 t!on; wann : .belt Missicn; 3 new flats; C
\u25a0 :.\u25a0"•. • - rooms and bath each; rent $105.
".-"•- 'H_l,ooo— Business property; Mission warm belt;
. : : " 2 stores and 4 flats; lot 25x100 rt.; rents
$110.
. ..: - RESIDENCES
.-.' JIS.OOO — Clay Ft. corner; Btrictly modern resl-
.'•\u25a0 -."•", . dence, 10 room* and batbs; hardwood
\u25a0' ' : '.. floors and eTtry modern convenience; lot
,:.:"- -. ' CixB7 ft.
\u25a0 -"..".$7,000 — Paronasdus Heights home; glorious view
'•"-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 .." ' end fcrroundings; 7 rooms and batb; lot
. i ••" . 30x100 ft.; beautiful garden.
V.f7.000 — Pacific Height*; Oclavia 6t.. nr. Broa<J-
"\u25a0" : vrey; 7 rooms and batb; lot 25x112:0 ft.
:• \u25a0;•• -• • • •
/:'. "$4,000 — Richmond cottage; 5 rooms and bath;
•••.. lot 25x120 ft.
:..'•'\u25a0
- . SPECK. PASCHEL & CO..
». \u25a0;. 22S Montgomery Kt.. Mills bldg.
*\u25a0-\u25a0 • THOMAS E. HAYMAN
. Suite 1000. First National Bank bldg.
. :" Montgomery and Post. Telephone Kearny 1703.
-••¥10,600— Three lii_h class new 5-6 room flats
--. • near Waller and Clayton Bts., Just fln-
. \u25a0"\u25a0'. '" ithpd; must sell at occe.
-. 122.500 — Six high class 0 room flats; extra large
...'." . " lot with "L"; building just completed;
I..: \u25a0 ne«r Devlsadero st-; rents low at $2,600
< -. pr annum; this is extra well built and
- \u25a0 ' worth lnvestlgatlnif.
fIG.OOO — Rents low at $2,100 per annum; six
klcli riss^ sr'artmfntJ! of 4 rooms each;
lot 27:6x137:«>; near Derisadero st. ••
|7;000 ca«h; balance $4,000 can remain ; three
new high clsxs 5-6 room flats, near Broad-
way end Larkio: lot 27:6x100. :
•7.000 earn; balance $5,500 can remain; Wash-
• " Ington St.. Prwlillo heights; excellent
.marine vlpw; lot 32x105; two nevr 6 room
H* X ; . flats; all hardwood UrK.rs: rented nt Sl.OOO
per annum: nothi_g finer In the city. ? .-
J7.500 cash; rented lory at $1656 per annum;
r\x n*>w high class 4- room flats; Guer-
-.. - «"«"o at 224; mortgage of $5,000- can re-
. main; extra well built • and a bargain;
lot 32 ft. front.
•. "53.000 cash; balance $4,600 can remain; two
l:lgh clara new flats; 3d ay. and II Et.,
.". • . Bcawt; cbeaiwst in district.
\u25a0• fo.pOO cash; balance $4,700 can remain; three
EX_f:-" hlyli class in-w <; i-'^rn fiats; north sid*-
" '_-" «f *tr»*t; Aslibnry district. '"
,?3,000 with only one-half cash, will buy two
lysfe" • nosrly r.<n- 5-G n-on IIat«; lot 30x137:6;
near Kllliprt and Broderick; well built
and certainly a bargain.
$i 5.500 — fix now hip- class flat*, near Broad-
way and Larkin; lot 30x95; rent $2,1C0
l>er annum: may consider offer.
$2,500 c-sb; rents $380 per annum; two high
fa*W| daw new 5-0 room flats; with cottage
at 2d ar. mid H st., • Sunset; full price
i* only $7,700; owner in financial dlffi-
.': • only reasoa for this sacrifice; b«
•• $6,E00 — Two new 5-G room flats; lot 25x105:
. n«*nr Derij-adero and Waller: mortgage ol
$2.:/jti run remain; $1.000 -less /han cost
jajJWI to build; must be sold. -
£10.000— Three new 6 room flats, extra well
• ... built; kit 1>6x125: at Dolores and 22d:
miiKt sell; want offer.-
. t:.uOO — Lot l'l:Cxfio *t Pine and Powell; Just
tbe thing for a pair of flats.
|~HAVE YOU RESTORED I
' . I , YOUR TITLE t |
j yoo must do so by july 1, 1909. i
1 mcexebney decrees i
' reasonable. pebfect, guaranteed.
Fidelity title restoration co.. inc..
' J26 MONTGOMERY. ROOMS _10-211-_l2. 1
I TELEPHONE KEARNY 4778. j
$2,750 cash; - elegant French flats near park; 1
year old; 10t. 25x100, east frontage;: 5 and 6
\u25a0 'sunny rooms; mortgage . $4,000 <-an rimatn;
best tray 1_ tbis cltj. Apply 1410 HaJcht «U
SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers.
Room G_S Chronicle Bldg.
$150 — Lots near Lckeview and cars.
$250 — Level Ocean > View and Excelsior home-
stead lots; $5-. monUsly.
$200 ti> $400— -Near Parkside, new Sloat boule-
vard and carlines. ' ,'r , '
Graded lots on 19th, _2d, 23d, 24th and 25th
ars. between H, I. J, and li sts.. Sunset dlst.
Low prices and easy terms.
Richmond heights lots! Point Lobos, _Hth
to SCth ays., A To C sts.: view of ocean, park
and Spreckt'ls" lake. from $500- up.
- $300 and vp — Best OecansSde lots; nny terms.
Call for diagrams and ) prices.
$1,000 to $3,500 — Modern cottage on easy
Oceanside Branch Office, cor. n and 47th ay.
Open^Daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ & SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS,
Room 328 Chronicle Bldg.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIS.
Only $10,500— Worth $12,500
Rents $110 per month.
v _____ ' . -
. Lot 25x137:C.
•3 beautiful up to date flats. Just completed;
5, 5 and 6 rooms and bsths; all sunny and ex-
quMtely finished; imposing front and marble
vestibule; arched and beamed ceilings; , large
"" finished .concrete basement; . grand marine
view, that can not be obstructed; located in
choicest par,t of Ashbury Heights, 325 Freder-
ick 6t._ near .Clayton; forced partition sale;
owner on premises today from 11 to 3. Apply
to DAVIDSON &. LEIGH,
14C5 Market st. '
$8,000.
3 flats In Hayes st. near Central ay.; $1,000
cash, balance very easy terms; should you buy-the
property the rents vrould pay it off; a great
bargain. Apply 1410 Halght st.
~ MISSION DISTRICT ~
$3.000 — Cottage, S rooms and batb, hard fin-
ished; corner lot; concrete foundation; 29th s«.
close to CUurcli; $1,000 cash, nank mortgage
$2,000 can remain.
3. C. HEROLD & CO.. 407 Pine st. *
BUILD on your, property! - We furnish plans,
. specifications and money for that purpose. Call
on us and be convinced. Northern Building
Company, 710-11 Humboldt Bank bid?.
FOR sale — Up to date residences, large lots, in
block facing Golden Gate park and car line;
12th ay. and I Bt., Sunset district. See E. B.
HALLHTT. on premises.
BUILD vow while prices are at the' bottom;
flats, cottages or apartments built, $300 per
room. Call at 250 Monadnock building.
A — ROOMS papered or tinted, $3 up; painting of
every description, whitening, etc.; work guar-
anteed. 1544 O'Farrell st. near Webster.
$7,750 — Good speculation; 50x1-0; 8 cottages;
. street bituminlzed. See owner, 253 4th ay.,
Richmond.
FOR sale — Lots; Sunset district: 255 feet on 44th
ay., 120 feet on N st., southwest coraer. O»vn-
er, 1223 12th ay.
D. HOULE CO., 1362 Eddy— Houses built: small
payments cash. bal. mo.: lowest prices. W.SC7S.
SNAP — New. artistic pair of fiats: rents for $55;
$1.500 cash, bal. mo. Owner. 511 Pacific bldg.
YOUR title restored under McEnerney act, $10.
GALVIN. 330 Delbert block. 943 Van Ness ay.
TWO pood lots for sale, cheap; near Melrose.
Address box 4517, Call office.
MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads help to
make it. Advertise your wants; make them
known to the public through a Call Want Ad.
An investment, not an expense. For full par-
M<iilnr« r»!i<* C»n Want Arf« dallf.
« COUNTRY R ISA-. ESTATE
WE are about to offer for sale 640 acres in al-
falfa, in 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts. The land is
situate in toe San Joaquin valley and adjoins
tbe railroad depot and a thriving town, with
postofflce, school, church, stores, hotel, etc.
The land is all checked, leveled, ditched and
carries a permanent water right. Price $100
per acre and upward; terms, one-quarter cash,
balance in five equal annual payments. Each
application for this property will be num-
bered; first applicant will have first choice
and so on till all the land offered is sub-
scribed for.
Each applicant will be required to deposit
with the Metropolis Trust and Savings Bank of
San Francisco 10 per ceiit cf . the . purchase
price of his land, subject to withdrawal If,
after making examination of the property, the
purchaser is not satisfied with bis purchase.
The sell Is rich, deep and equal to the best
1n tbe valley. The land has never been offered
for sale before. Tbe small investor is offered
an opportunity to buy at first cost.v Tbe sur-
rounding lands are planted to alfalfa, or-
chards, vineyards, vegetables, grain, etc. The
land is pood, the water is good, tha climate
healthful. Get busy if you want a piece of.
tills land. Remember, there Is only C4O acres:
and tbe farthest tract is within 10 minutes'
walk -of the depot.
PLANTERS' LAND COMPANY,
206 Metropolis Bank building.
1 . y
SONOMA COUNTY RANCH.
$8,000 — YlVt acres 1 mile from Sebastopol; on
electric line: freight and paßsenger depot at
one corner; paying Gravensteln apple orchard,
besides 5 acres of loganberries; fine 2 story
bou*e, barn, brooder house and farming Im-
plements. Address MRS. J. A. ONG, Sebas-
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
/ Irrigated Lands . •
At \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
Orland, Glenn County, California.
Deep, rich, level, sedimentary soils.
No hsrd pan. No bedrock No alkali.
No floods. - No droughts.
-No destructive frosts.
Low prices. ' Easy terms.
ARMSTRONG. QUATMAN & C 0.-
.-227 Montgomery st."
\u25a0 GERMANTOWN FARMS
GLENN COUNTY
20 acre tracts adjoining German town; best soil
in tbe state . fcr alfalfa; berries, fruit and
garden truck; $75 per acre, including water;
easy terms.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
601 First National Bank Bldg.
HOME SEEKERS.
Lectures and stereoptlcon views at 2 p. m. dally
on^ehama county in state board of trade rooms,
ferry building, embracing tbe project of the Los
Molinos Land Company ; tbe largest and most
comprehensive irrigated lands proposition In tbe
Sacramento valley; a model colony and success of
settlers is the alia of this company. For partic-
ulars see the agents, BAKER & INNES, 251
Kearny st. rooms 210-211.
IRRIGATED farms ; A 1 water, Merced co. ; $75
per cere; $15 cash, bal. 5 years;. free wat*r
right; Saturday excursion leaves our ofQce 2:30
p. m.. returns Sunday, , 7 p. m.; round trip
ticket. ss.ls; personally conducted; -Land pro-
duces sweet potatoes, alfalfa, early tomatoes,
melons, peaches, apricots, almonds etc.; most
productive in state. Crocker-Huffman Land and
Water Co., Sth floor." Crocker bldg. :
WE bave colony land In Sonoma county.
We have colony lands in Merced county.
We have colony lands in Colusa county.
Small fruit and chicken ranches throughout
the state on easy terms. Call or write for list
J. W. WRIGHT 4; CO., 125 Sutter St.
L. W. COFFEE, Mgr. Country Dept. . .
CALIFORNIA land; $1 per acre cash payment,
balance purchase 90 cents per month per acre;
• close San Francisco; -no taxes, no Interest; 5
acre tracts; level, rich, clear, ready to plow,
Irrigated; perpetual water right; immediate
- possession; particulars, maps, photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY.. 141 4 Market st. S. V.
FRUIT, VINE AND ALFLFA LAND; 20 acre
. tracts; within 2 miles of Livingston, on S.I P..
JO miles south of Turlock; $75 per acre, with
water direct from Crocker-Hoffman canal; easy
terms; immediate possession. *— B-H-WM-feAgHM
* LIVINGSTON LAND AND COLONY CO.,
Livingston, Cal."
MODESTO IRRIGATED LANDS. - t
Free illustrated lectures dally at ' 3 p. ra. on
this rich and -productive section of California,
state board of trade, ferry building.- For litera-
ture and information call on H. 11. WHITMORE,
Stanislaus county representative, STATE BOARD
OF TRADE, ferry bulldlnp. -
$240 a month Income; price $2.900,' -half -cash:
8 acre : poultry.-, ranch ; near Petaluma; '\u25a0' good
house, barn;- henhouses, 1,000 ..laying hens,
1,000 chicks hatching, horse, wagon. ' cow, ; In-
cubator, : etc' A genuine bargain. -: WELLS 4;
BANGS, 300 Chronicle bldg.
FREESTONE— For 6ale or exchange; fine 27
room hotel with 1 acre surrounding 1 , or more
land if desired: excellent summer i resort,
right at: depot of N. W." P. R. R. Address
1. T." WARD, Freestone; Sonoma Co., Cal. >
THOUSANDS of chickens; buy a chicken farm on
• the Cotatl ranch, near Petaluma ; several hun-
dred families already raising thousands. Apply
to the COT ATI ? CO.. 310 California «t. . San
Francisco.' owners ; of property." " ,,- • V \u25a0 \u25a0
FIVE < and 10 \ acre homes In Alameda county ;
rich; level land, with' 2 railroads;- 2 stations on
;- the land; cheap;: $23: down "and $10 per month."
> Rich \u25a0 Valley \u25a0 Land Company, 546 \ Market : st * '
G RIDLEY,' Blgjrs and 'Sunset f colonies— Choice'
\u25a0 'fruit; alfalfa and orange irrigated land sold on
cany term*. For . particulars \ 299 - Monadnock
bldg.. 681 Market wt^T. F. A. OBERMEYER.-y
FOR hale — (Jmtlewan's country seat; woods,' lake,
acreage ; $40,000. \u25a0 Owner,'; box 1981," Call office.
, $3.soo— New 7 room, houce. \u25a0\u25a0W- block 18th st.'car
i line. :_. W. J. REALTY CO., SOO Market st^
.. \u25a0 \u25a0 --.*\u25a0-\u25a0-..-•.... • :\u25a0;- \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 r -' - •\u25a0-\u0084
THE SAN CALL, WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 24, 1909.
COUNTRY REAL : ESTATE— -ContJn-ed
?SoO— s4oo cash ; |20 acres Al orchard land or
- chtcken ranch; wood and water; near Sebasto-
pol,. Sonoma county. : WELLS &? BANGS, 30C
Chronicle building. '
CONTRA COSTA county real estate for sale;
send for list. D,> J. WEST. ' Martinea. , Cal. -
RANCH bargains— Stock. : grain,- fruit or poultry.
C. V. SHIPLKY.-546 Market at., room I."--'"
FOR farms, stock j ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. 330 . Chronicle bldg.
MONEY made daily, and Call Want Ads help. to
make it.- Advertise your wants;* make; them
. known to the public through a Call Want Ad."
An investment.: not an expense. : For. full par-
\u25a0 tionlor^ rewd rwn.xVjint Afa daliT.- <r > ' -"'
REAIi ESTATE TO EXCHAXOE .
DANDY s•' room cottage; up to - date; i plas-
tered, paneled; wrlls tinted; ' one block to
sebool: and care. " Price cut t0' 52,200. Will
\u0084 accept lot :as « first • payment." CENTRAL
REALTY CO.. 2712 \u25a0 Fruttvale , ay.,- Frultvale. ,
CALL at our office and look over. exchange list;
improved farms to exchange " for city or Oak-
land property. .. McFAUL & EDWARDS, 327
Chronicle building.
TO EXCHANGE .~~~~
Lots, cottages, flats and business property In
Oakland, to exchange. What have you? D. F.
MINNEY. 423 11th Et., Oakland.
GOOD, colonial, 0 room house; large 10t,'.'!4x174;
chicken house, etc.: will exchange for ranch. ,
W. E." JOHNSON.. 232- San Pablo aT.. Oakland.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1651 Fillmore st.
near Post. . ' ', •'\u25a0\u25a0-; - \u25a0 \u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0 :
_ SA>' RAFAEIiItEAIi 1 ESTATE _
WE make a specialty of homes in Rons, San
Anselmo ami San Rafael. Consult -us before
buying or renting either, improved or unim-
proved property, large or small.' ; '
E. E. HOFF & CO.. 007 4th St.. San Rafael. Cnl.
SAXTA ROSA HEAL ESTATE
WRITE for . list of income bearing ranches to
James H. Pray.' Santa P.osa. Cal.
SAXTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE "' . '.
HOMES, investments, lots, ranches, acre proper-
tlew. BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
LARKSPUR REAL ESTATE
FOR sale at a sacrifice— a beautiful cottage: Just
built; 5 rooms, bath. J. DONNOLLY, Lark-
spiir. ' ..-\u25a0\u25a0•-
PROPERTY WASTED
WANTED— Lots between H and J sts.. Sunset
\u25a0 district; our client will pay. cash; prices must
be reasonable. J. W. WRIGHT & CO., 125 and
127 Sutter gt.
f . ..-.-•\u25a0:.\u25a0 .^
OAKLAND ALAHEDA B_RKH_Y f RUITVALE
v^ m • . . _
'-\u25a0'\u25a0- \u25a0 '-- "'•• EMPIiOYaTEXT OFFICES
JAPANESE Emp. and House Cleaning Co., 537
Clay »t.: tel. Oakland 1384. Home A 2448.
SPECIAIi NOTICES
PHONE your wants to Baldwin, Oakland 3953.
General repair shop; guns and motorcycles for
trade or sale; rooms and board; meals at all
hours: short orders. 1221 Frnnklln St.. OnV?,
MISCEIiIiAXEOUS AVAXTS
HIGHEST price for good castoff " men's clothes
and shoes. R34 W«3h.: tel. Oakland 0793.
FLATS To' LET— Berkeley
FOR RENT— S32.SO; G room flat over store; den-
tist's office; North Berkeley.
For rent — $22.50; 5 room flat; North Berke-
ley. Apply U. J. SQUIRES CO., 2100 Vine
St.. Berkeley. -- ' \u25a0 \u25a0• -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . ".i
FRUITVALE ar., 2017— Cottage: 5 large rooms,
h«th. hasement. gas: on car line; S2O. -
HOUSES I WAXTEP
WANTED — A furnished house of 4 rooms In
Oakland, Berkeley or Alameda; references ex-
chanced. Box 306. Call office.
ROOMS TO LET — Oakland
XEAT, sunny room In private family; newly and
.\u25a0 recently furnished; gas, electricity, privilege of
batb and phone and on carilne; rent reasonable.
This room must be seen to be appreciated.
Address 1527 Telegraph ay,, Oakland.
HOTEL ST. PAUL, 523 12th st. coru»r Clay-
Rooms 50c a day up; $2.00 week np; special
rate by the mouth; open all night. -,-
JEFFERSON St., 917. between Bth and Bth,
Oakland — A Funny house keeping room snlt-
able for bachelor; 2 minutes' walk to 7tb
nnd Broadway S. P. depot.
3TH St., SIS, near Jefferson — Grand, snnny fur-
nished room, $S: cozy single room, with large
clothes closet, $7; gas and bath free;-*no stairs;
convenient to business center. .
THE Oakland Branch of The Call Is at *4C3
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1083. Home A 2375.
OAKLAXD HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
ALICE st., 1317 — 1 sunny large room, suitable
for 2," with privilege of light house keeping;
use of batb. laundry, large yard and phone;
close to center of town and S. P. locals; rent
reasonable. Phone 0257. •
TWO or more unfurnished .bay window house
keeping rooms in East Oakland; fine location;
tear car line and S. P. local and walking dis-
tance to Broadway. Call 540 3Sth Bt., or phone
A 3078.
THREE. furnished house keeping rooms; rent $10
per month; near Key Ronte. 607 Sycamore st.
17TH st., sCs— Snnny rooms ' in private family;
running water, bath and laundry; house keep-
\u25a0 ing privileges; very central; rent reasonable.
THE Oakland Branch of ' The Call is-at 463
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 10S3. Home .A 2378. \u25a0
ROOMS AXD BOARD— Berkeley
FIRST . CLASS board and room for businessman
in private family; home privileges; near cars
and trains. 2444 Ashby, east Telegraph; phone
Berkeley ."IS.'. \u25a0 - -
ROOMS AXD BOARD— Oakland '"\u25a0
MARKET St.. 1406— Furnished room and board
in private family, near Key Route and within
walking distance of town. \u25a0 \u25a0
FURNITURE FOUSALB
LOOKING GLASS, about 5x7 feet, price $05, Just
half price, this week; you may have seen .them
at i our store; hundreds of mirrors . for house
and bathrooms; all go at hq lf price at our fur-
niture sale. 11. SCHELLHAAS, entrance 11th
and- Franklin h(s.. Osklnnci. - \u25a0
CARPET CIiEAXIXG
MATHEWSON'S Carpet Beating Works— Carpet
laying, uphols.; mattress making, feather ren.
315 E. 12th St.." Oak. Merrltt 505. Home 81655
HOUSE MOVERS V
HE^DE^lS^Nr_rCoVEY— Sl_{slngrshorhig brfek
or wood buildings, lintel raising, etc. .481
22d st. Oakland 2C57. Home ASISS.
. ANTIQUE FURNITURE
XE OLDE CURIOSITIE SHOPPE— Mahog. tables,
" chairs, bureaus, • desks, davenports \u25a0 and \u25a0 curios
-bought and sold. Cor. 7th and Brush. Oakland.
TRUNKS
SUIT CASES and bags, pocketbooks,' purses and
deg collars at Oakland Trunk Mfg.- Repairing
\u25a0 a, specialty. : 50 San Pablo ay. opp. 'lsth St.-
THE Oakland Branch of ; : The \u25a0 Call : is at 468
Eleventh st. near Broadway. Phones : Sunset
Oakland 1083. Home A 2375.
age iv axd moving vans __
bekins,;
\u25a0 Of Course. \u25a0'.'? .:' j, '-:
1070, Broadway; near ; 12th St.- ~
roofing:
ANY kind of roofs repaired- or painted." A lIIL-
MAN. » SOB East \u25a0 12th - st. Phone Merrltt 450. :
._''\u25a0•'-: autosiobil.es : '
MAXWELL /runabout,-"' thoroughly >V ovehauled;
•fully -guaranteed; .a bargain. \u25a0;\u25a0 The Maxwell
- ' Agency.- l. r >s » l2th st.i ! Oak.'. \u25a0 'A."--- C. • Hull prop.:
JBWRITER: S :
NEW and ; second 5 hand ? typewriters \ bought c and
\u25a0-\u25a0 sold, rented, '"repaired, a* guaranteed. \u25a0'-- SMITH
: . BROS., * 402 : 13 th st.l Phone -' Oakland i 12... ;.
GEO. E. MERRY— Smith Premier.' agent;:'all
-makes : repaired."-" 878 «- Broadway. •: Oakland.
''\u25a0\u25a0'-_.\u25a0• \u25a0-• --.^\u25a0-sanitarium's;/: : " : .'.-V..";
PRIVATE , home ; for r con_nement ; adoptions; best
; of care.ri 1303 Market st.'.^ Oakland. :
'\u25a0 ; . ; -.;. j ;;;; r _;; RUPTUReTcURED ; ! .•* :
"TALKS ON; RUPTURE.'l" by ; Prof. ! Pierce;' Just
I \u25a0 Issued; copy.free.' PIERCE & SON,*l4l7i Chest-
'\u25a0-> nut \u25a0 st.": 'Alameda. Phone . Alameda - 1780. -i \u25a0 \u25a0 = *
ZA^QA^&^MKSVK^HAIX^^t^A^O^M^
;;lng.fPhone Oakland; 1431.^ ;,- • —•__.„ \u0084.
OAKLAND ALAME.U BERKELEY f RUITVALE
————— _— —_—'\u25a0—\u25a0———————— —————\u25a0—•________^
\u25a0^' : OAKIiAJVD RE Al. ESTATE :
".\u25a0'.-: FORCED 'TO - SELL. \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0'.: . .--\u25a0- : ;
$2,500 — A brand new;. bungalow on a good sized
f -lot In Santa Fe tract; $1,000 cash, la very
easy monthly: payments, s will .buy- this
' little home; very | large, .; artistic and com-
plete and more; spacious than. the ordinary'
. 0 room cottage. . r ' ' .... •" '-(14)
OWNER NEEDS MONEY. , -
$3,000 — So Is sacrificing his; little home on sSth
St., near Grove st. : car line and only 3
blocks to the Key; Route ; station. :f This
t cottage: contains 5 large sunny rooms and
Is .on a llost s 32:8 , by ; 100; terms- $1,200
flown, balance either .oir mortgage or easy,
monthly payments. -.!- \u25a0 (13) .
PIEDMONT RESIDENCE SACRIFICE.
57,500^ — A v fine, modern- 2.: story ,home in' Oa-
k land's most select residential' section, con-
taining 8 large. : sunny . : rooms, situated on"
a fine terraced Hot ; and 'commanding, an
unobstructed view -of the bay and moun-
' tains;: beautiful - surroundings. /- For - full
particulars don't r fall to see us. " :
-20 PER CENT ON TnE INVESTMENT
? 4,ooo— Pair of ; flats near Telegraph ar.' . and
Key Route station; on large lot, having a
western exposure; each flat,- contains 5.
large rooms and lirinp.s In an Income of
20 per cent net. If you are looking . for
a first class investment \u25a0be sure to: In-
vestigate this at ouee, as it will not last
long. \u25a0 ' \u25a0», • r: -:
FINE CORNER FLATS. "\
$G,ooo— Palr"of 5 and C • room, flats on .a fine
northeast corner lot, 57x63. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 These flats
are well finished, having hardwood- floors,
beamed celling and ;.; paneled walls; ar-
tistic electrical fixtures; -garage, in rear.'
In regard to termsUsee ' •
nOLCOMB REALTY CO.. INC.
, . (INVESTORS ,OF CAPITAL) ' '
.:. .308. San- Pablo -av.; ; Oakland, Cal.
FOR sale B or S exchange^-Magniflcently located
* large lot, 50x150; best built 2 story house; with
1 7 foot full sized basement; Swiss chalet style;
large living room, open ; fireplace, cove celling,
high- paneling with stein shelf, window seat,
bookcase and magnificent view, of Oakland and
bay; large dining- room, open! fireplace, fluish
same as living room ;• large \u25a0 kitchen and pan-
try, with cooling \u25a0 closet; > Btoreroonr and toilet •
fine large reception hall; with beautiful open
staircase; second story has 3 large bedroom»,
each has large closet, bathroom and toilet sep-
arate, and large sleeping porch ; stable or
garage, 14x24; fruit trees and garden; all
street and sidewalk work- done; a" splendid
home for some one;-at a bargain; see this and
make an offer. 209 East Oafc-st., bet. Peralta
ay. and Prospect st. ; take 4th ay.'cars. . -,
15 % NET— BUI' IN OAKLAND— IS % NET.
New sunny. apartment flats, right In town; with
all latest modern equipments; 1 built by day's
work; fully occupied and leased long before com-
pletion' to local prominent . businessmen; this
choice • property pays: 15 per cent.net, and Is .lo-
cated near the new $2,000,000 Bankers' hotel and
in the center of Oakland's marvelous growth and
improvements; In less -than 5 years the lot will
be worth the present cost of improvements and
lot; will sell for cash or terms. For further par-
ticulars see R. J. PA VERT, owner, practical, ex-
perienced builder and architectural designer; of-
fice, rooms 21 and 22, . 1015^, Broadway;, hours,'
2 to 3 p. m. \u25a0 1 . ; "• . . ...
PIEDMONT PROPERTY .
Desirable lot, 89x110 feet, near Oakland ar. car-
line and short distance from Piedmont, station; '\u25a0
near corner of Howard ay. and -Nace St.; for :
tale at a sacrifice sized lots in same
block being held at $1,305 and upward. -Will
cell this lot for $1,150 on terms as follows:
• $450 cash and balance in monthly, payments
of $25, including interest. Owner, box 444,
Call of flee, San Francisco.
BEAUTIFUL view and a cozy cottage are a fine
but rare combination: we have one of 5 large
rooms and up to date ' for $750 cash, j balance
, monthly; handy to Key Route and cars; price
$n,600. LUTTRELL & CO.. 10C7 Broadway.
RENT payer, listen! $100 down. $20 per month
will buy a $1,400 4 room cottage; street work,
sidewalks in. Address 1420 Broadway, Oakland ;
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest;
we will build or buy you a home. '\u25a0\u25a0, Pacific
Home Bnildins. Co..- 952 Broadway. Oakland.
THE Oakland Branch of The Call Is at 408 Elev-
enth st. near Broadway. Phones Sunset. Oak-
land '10S3. Home A237.~>. .
BERKELEY REAIi ESTATE
FOR sale— s3,ooo; 2 cottages on 1 lot; 1 5
rooms, .the other 3 rooms; lot 35x102 ft.; an
ideal location; 102 ft. east of Sliat luck; must
be seen to be appreciated.' For ' home or in-
vestment. Apply to owner, MRS.- J.DIEHL,
1624 ililvla st., Berkeley, Cal. Phone Berke-
"ley 3322..' r >..-•. .- .\u25a0:\u25a0...-\u25a0. -«: : --'i
THE Oakland branch of The Call 1s at 468 Elev.
- enth «t.; near -Broadway. Phones Sunset Oak-
land 10S3. Home ASS 7. -
FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
BID ON A FRUITVALE LOT. '
40 feet front, highest point; all Improvements;
on Foothill boulevard, in Stelnway terrace, on
Aqua Vista' st. opp. Railroad a y., with trees on;
price. $712.50; I have paid $225 on the lot. but need
ready cash, so make me a bid -by Saturday, the
20th. on $225 which I. bave paid, paying balance
at $10 per month to owner: lot will go to highest
bidder. W. R. WEB& Republican office, Fres-
no. Cal.: tel. Main 220.
inn Oakland Branch of The Call- Is at - 168
Eleventh Et. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
O.ikinnd ifIRS. Tlome A 2375. =:s: s •\u25a0\u25a0- -i.^-.-v
DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
» a lot or A HOMB IN ALAMEDA!
L-.W. McGLAUFLIN..
Sl?n of the checker board, f
' .Citizen's Bank building.
Phone — Office; Alameda 1G59; Home. Alameda 810.
COZY bungalow, 5 rooms, bath, laundry, pantry
and outbuilding; 15 fruit trees; lot 49:6x155;
beautiful neighborhood; ; nr. Park st. : station.
Call at 1144 Regent St., narrow gauge.
The Oakland Branch " of The Call Is at 463
Eleventh . st. neor . Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1083. Home A 2375. : . -
HE AL^ESTATE^TO^EX HSj^SJS,
OAKLAND and Berkeley real estate of all kinds
and rooming : houses to exchange for country
" property. Write or see me for good exchanges.
J. IT. EPSON. IQfiS Broadway. Oakland.
IVEAVS OV THE ; OCEAN '
.: Exports for: Honolulu -
The steamer Alameda, sailed for Honolulu era
Saturday with cargo valued at $105,950 and in-
cluding the. following: ; l4o bbls f10ur,' 20,840 lbs
ma1t,:8,350 lbs salt, 10,000 lbs bran. 20,944 lbs
beans, 1,714 lbs garvanzas, 265 lbs peas; 381
ctls barley, 15,728 lbs and 68 cs meals,' 1,165 cs
canned g00d5, : 25,870 lbs^ butter, 7,638 lbs and, 7
cs cheese, '45 cs eggs, 4,6f1t0 lbs nnd •20 pkgs
dried fruit,~4oo lbs raisins, 25,603 lbs lard; 2,007
lbs nnd 2 pkgs. nuts, 1,837. pkgs fresh fruits,
1,133 pkgs potatoes, 182 pkgs onions," 102 pkgs
vegetables, ' 2.C00 lbs garlic, 15,150 v lbs ' * fresh
meat, 500 lbs and 2 cs fresh fish. «,003 - lbs and
18 cs dressed poultry, 4,327- lbs dried fish, 10,358
.lbs and 117 cs bread, 14,600 lbs codfish, 63 bbls
15 hf bbls and- 3 .tierces salmon, 4,384 lbs and
41 cs candy, 1,604 lbs and 7 cs: chocolate, 01 cs
coffee, 4,261 lbs tea, 14,553 gals , and 20 cs
wine, 138 gals and 103 \u25a0cs whisky, 25 cs ver-
mouth. 1,300 gals spirits, \u25a020 cs champagne, IGS
pkgs : beer, 52 gsls alcohol, - C.546 ft lumber, 35
rolls roofing, 25 bbls tar, 192 pkgs . paints, . 187
bdls and 51 pcs pipe, 150 bdls metal laths, 177
bdls - and •* 70 pcs steel ; and - 1r0n, ., 15 pkgs • ma-
chinery, 864 -lbs opium, 70 pkgs drugs, -3,800 lbs
tin plate, 673 lbs copper, 22 pkg»' bicycles, 5 au-
tomobiles i and " 12 cs f parts, *12 - pkgs acid, -94\u25a0 cs
soap, 68 ' pkgs : wagon material, 9 pkgs ' agricul-
tural implements. \u25a0• 2,800 ' bricks,: 15 'col ls rope,' 75
pkgs electrical goods." 1C cyls gas, -788 lbs seeds,
275 cs and 20 bbls oils; CG bdls oars, 228 cs car-
tridges, 6,000 lbs tobacco, 13 cs cigars and cigar-
ettes, 32 .- cs hats. 148 pkgs 1 dry goods, ." 63 cs
boots 'and shoes. 28 rolls and , I .; cs ; leather, ' 15
pkgs saddlery. 2+ pkgs rubber goods, 150 pkgs
tank material, -457 lbs wax. v
\u25a0 The ; steamer ; also had ' $7,550 In gold and
$2,950 in silver coin;.- \u25a0 .: '.
Tonnasc EnKiiKCinenU
; ; - The British C ship Marlborough ' mills char-
tered, for 5 lumber; from Pujret sound i. to JValpa-"
ralso direct ' at 40s, and . the barkentlne Georglna,
on Puget. sound, :1s engaged^ for .the same busi-
ness thence to a direct nitrate port at < 38s. -
' The barkcntlne- Good', News, "which; made. port
from,- Puget sound '.on 1 Monday, was chartered
prior ; to . arrival f for " ; asphaltum .' from here •to
New-York at $5.25. -" '\u0084
.Notice to': Mariners
;, San \u25a0 Francisco ' entrance I (List of Lights,^ Bnoys
and Daymarks.; Pacific s coast, . -1908, page 22)—
Notice sls - hereby j given ; that • four : fathom bank
west end buoy - No.; 1,: a black flrstclass can, re-"
ported adrift February > 20,' i was replaced ; Febru-
ary; 23, • 1909.' -"\u25a0-' \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0 '--"\u25a0', ' -'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0„-
' R. -\u25a0 F. - LOPEZ, Commander, . U. S. N. . '
A Kent McKenzlc of Seattle \u25a0 Resigns
" (SEATTLE," Feb.- 5 23.'— D.'McKenzie; for
three 1 years * general v agent • for \u25a0 the • Pa-
cific '.Coast steamship /'company,*', has
tendered* his ; resignation ; to, ta^e, effect
March q n.'.^ He" will -be ; succeeded by E
C. Ward ,of .San - Francisco, v who -has
been V; associated - .with - the 1 Harriman
steamship ..lines." , >< : ..^ .' v: *, /
"ROB '-- MEXICAN" , POSTOFFICE— San Diego
Feb. 23.^-Robbers last • night : entered I the ! govern-
ment * postof flee J at i Tla s JuaniC^; just ? across s the
line sj in ? Mexloo.is and t secured 3 51,400 ?In - Mexican
currencyjjesides a' lsrpe quantity; of stamps.; The
safe ; was not \u25a0' "blown. V-i which? leads ; to I the ' be-
lief i that .. the i thieves ; were | eitlier I persons \u25a0 who lat
some "time ;had : lfnrnpd : the ' Ci>mblnatlon for j that
the • saf ft i was . loft - unlocked by ; Postmaster VAn-
gulo.- , This, he denies.; ..."_. ' : '"-'.>V-'t ',-\u25a0-- :
• : J JAPANESE i IS ' DROWNED^-Sallnas, ; Feb; : 23. :
A" sailboat containing; throe f Japanese I capslied on
the j Salinas •> river 3. yesterday.-: One " of : the \u25a0 Jaaa.
tese,- A. Sato, was drowned. •-.••- **\u25a0 -.--.'- . *-„
ES|RTHS, -MARRIAGES, DE3ATHS
>' Birth, marriage and death notices sent* by mall
will ''not be inserted. They must be banded l , n at
elther;of the \u25a0 publication offices and be Indorsed
with^ the name ' and residence of- persons author-
ized !,to .have . the same! published. Notices .re- 1
strlcted simply to the announcement of : the. event j
are published once In. this .column free t of , charge. |
MARRIAGE^ LICENSES j
The following marriage licenses .were Issued in I
San : Francisco -Tuesday, . February ; 23, 1909: ;
BONINI-^GRASSI— Luljti Bonlni, \u25a0 31, Stege, and
. Virginia Grassl, 21,' Tiburon.'.- ;•''.{
BORLAND— MCCARTHY— WiIIiam J; Borland.
."23, •; and' Annie .McCarthy, 24... both of 1757
... .Union Bt. ' r ,.\u25a0', ,--.-;; •
BRUCE-^DE " REVERE— Jonas H. , Bruce. 42,
1256. G01den Gate ; ave., and. Anna de Revere,
' -31, 1254 Golden- Gate; ave. :/
COMISKY— DALY— Hugh Comisky, 21, 252 East
*f St.- and Kitty Daly, 18, 3390 San Jose aye.
COONTZ— RITCHIE— MerriII M. Coonta. 23, 7G7
Capp .st., and Esther.' L. Ritchie, 18, Salem,
;:' Orteon-.'ff-y.:,/-
CROWLEY— KELLY— DanieI McL. Crowley, 33,
Hotel Jefferson, and Lucille I. Kelly, 18, llo-
\ tel ; Arlington." •
DEZURICK— MAY— MiciiaeI A. Deznrlck; 28,
and Anna H. May, --IS, both of 230 Scott st.
GOSLINER— SCHWARTZ— Arthur Gosliner, 30,
1021 Devlsadero St., and Roselie Schwartz, 21,
,1726 Sutter st. » '\u0084 _" .\u25a0;
HARRIS— KENNEDY— Grover Harris, 24.V and
Alta : Kennedy, 24, both of 1440 Market St..
HAWKINS— COLLINS— Edward C. Hawkins, 21.
; and ; May Collins, 21, -both of .10(50 Kentucky
-..street.; .•--<, ;" - '.-'.'".\u25a0' .... "\u25a0 •. . .v. v "
LIEBES— BROWN— Benjamin Llebes. 21, 1314
? Pacific ' ave., and Hilda A. Brown, 18." 1400
r*i Sutter. St. V 1. •_
MARX— EDWARDS— George Marx, 21r-Los An-
.- geles;, and : Mary B . Edwards, 18, _Wheatland.
MINDHAM— FLOOD— John T. Mindham, 21.
354 Athens St., and Nellie F., Flood. IS, 355
:; Dorest. . ... . - \u25a0•'••:\u25a0
NEWMAN— LADEWIG— WiIIiam A. Newman^
. -1, and Adrlenne I^adewig, IS, both of 130
'Dolores" st.
NEWMAN^- YON SCHONHDEB— KarI C.; A.
. Newraan, 37/54 Delaware aye., and Rosa 11.
Yon Scho-uueb, 34, 2715 Sacramento. st.
PERDUE— WIENHOLZ— John vR. Perdue, 22,
\u25a0Hotel Irwln, and Genevieve R. Wienholr, IS,
t. 533 Rlchland aye.
POWERS— RADFORD— Thomas' J. Powers, 21.
110 .- Fair , Oaks .St., and Lilian . Radford, 18,
'\u25a0'. 2553 Folsom st. - - . ' . \u0084'"
SMITH— ROGERS— Lara A. . Smith, 34, Regent
hotel, and Gladys L. Rogers, IS, 1821 Polk
: street. '"<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0} r.-.^v •\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0•'\u25a0 ;\u25a0/-,.- '.*v v -"..i
Oakland, Feb. 23.— The following, marriage
licenses were issued today: . -
ALLEN— HAYES— James A: Allen, '24.. and
' Anna: G.- Hayes, 24, both of. San Francisco.
CAGNEY— RANDOLPH— CIarence Cagney. 22.
Holllster, and Grace j Randolph, - IS, - Oakland.
EOMURIAN— TEYENIAN— Dickson Eomurian,
29, and Makrouhe Teyenlan, 20, both of . Oak-
land/ ,
JAMES— COTTON— WaIter L.: James. 23, Duns-
muir, and Eunice M. Cotton, 20, Point Rich-
/ mond. - \u0084 •-.-
LE CLERE— SULLIVAN— Rene le Clere, 35, and
' Julia Sullivan, 30, both of San Jose.
MODDO— KRATT— Frank Moddo, 26, and Olga
Kratt,' 22,; both of Oakland.
NOLAN— SMITH— Dennis C. Nolan, 22, Oak-
-land, and Rebecca Smith, 21,- College City.
SPENCE— TOOMBS— Harvey Spence,* 28, and
Agnes E. Toombs,* 24, both of Alameda.
MARRIAGES
ASHER— KIERVE— In this city, January 27,
1909, bysthe Rev. Dr. J. Nleto, Max K. Asher
> and -Lillian, Bertha Kierve. - \u25a0'
COVELL— JOHNSON— In Elmhurst, Cal., Feb-
rnary 21. ,1909, by the Rev. J.. P. Gerrior,
Marcus V. Covell of Elmhurst and Jessie B.
Johnson of Santa Barbara. t
GANS— GUCKENHEIMER— In this city, Feb-
ruary , _1, 1909, . by : the Rev. Dr. J. Nleto, Leo
Gans and Clara Guctenbelmer. .
LAMAR— HUGHES— In this city, February 26,
1909, at the Church: of the Nazarene, by the
Rev. C. W. Welts, Albert E.: Lamar and
Estella-F.. Hughes, both of San Francisco.
LOEB— KAUN—In this city, January 24, 1909,
by the -Rev.. Dr. J. Nleto, Joseph Philip Loeb
, and , Amy ; Cordelia Kahn.
ROSS— LEVY— In this city, February 7, 1909,
by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, WUllam W. Ross
and May Edith Levy..
SLOSS— ESBERG— In this , city, • February 8,
1909, Vby the Rev. Dr. J» Nleto, Joseph Sloss
; and Edith Esberg. : ,
DEATHS
Ah Xl ..9 Meneln, Francois J. 49
Anderson,Capt.G.M.'4o Nemeck, John A 40
Broderlck, Nona .. 31 O'Connor. Alicia M.. —
Bruns," Edward ...32 Perrey, Leon ..."....78
Chapman. Lillian.. — Itamon, Anselum. . . . 76
Clancy, T. J..(Mass) Rahwyler, Bertha... 40
Coleman, Mrs.M.M. — : Rivers' ....... (Infant)
Courtney, Julia ...27 Schulz, Louise* ...... 73
Delaporte, A. G... 83 Scrufre.. George. .... 48
Doherty, Catherine. — Shanahan. Margaret. 9
Dowllng, Thos. A.. — Smith, Lizzie A..;. —
Elliott,- Evelyn E... — Smith, Gabrlella 71
Fllnn, Patrick ' T. . SO Sullivan. E. J. ..... 33
Flynn, Ann Jane... 27 Sylvester, \u25a0 Emma ..1 42
Gianninl, L.r. (lnfant) Trespaille, Martin.. 68
Holbrook, Chas. U. — Villalobos, Thos 74
Hons, Wm. J. A:. 30 Yon Helms. Kate. .. 63
Johnson, David ... 14 Ware, -Anna M..... 45
Keogan, Katherine.— White, . John \u25a0 . . . .'; .;—
Le Seur, George.. 44 Werren, Ella ......41
Luhrmann, B. ....44 Wood, Benjamin ...88
Lyons, James .....28 Woods, Hannah ....22
Martin, Mary A.. 74
AH Kl— ln the city and county • hospital, Feb-
ruary 21, 1909, Ah Xl, a native of California,
I . aged 0 years.
ANDERSON— In this city, February 22,- 1909,
at his late residence, 265 Jersey street. Cap-
tain George -M. Anderson, beloved husband of
. Emma , Anderson, a native of Sweden, aged
; 4G years 8 months and 18 days. A member of
Master Mariners'. Benevolent - association and
Mission lodge No." IG9.F. & A. M.
... Friends ; and acquaintances are respectfully
• invited to ' attend the . funeral Friday, - Febru-
, ary. 20,': 1909,^ at -2 > o'clock p. m.. from Mls-
. . slon Masonic temple, 2GGB Mission street ; be-
. twecn Twenty-second \u25a0 and .Twenty-third, un-
der the auspices of Mission lodge No. IG9,
F. & A. M. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, by
1 electric i funeral . car ' from Twenty-eighth \u25a0\u25a0. and
Valencia streets. - " .' ';
BRODERICK— In t this ' city. ' February 21. 1909,
\u25a0'. Nona, beloved wife of Kugcno.C. Broderlck,
beloved \u25a0 daughter of the late Thomas and; H-
o' nora McKeaguc, ' and beloved sister of Mrs.
' Joseph -C. Casey, Mrs. Thomas Mcßride and
the late ; Mrs. Frank C. Dowllng and P. C.
; McKeague, ; a : native vof San Francisco, Cal.,
aged 31 years. '.'.:;. t
- Friends .* and - - acquaintances are .. respect-
fully .. Invited to attend the . funeral ' today
(Wednesday), February 24, y 1909. at 9:30
.:, a. m.," from her late residence, 3663 Seven-
. tcenth .street, thence to -Mission Dolores
:- church, where a requiem ; high \u25a0 mass will be
\u0084; ; celebrated for ; . the' repose' of her soul, com-
. mencing at 10 o'clock a. •\u25a0 m. ' Interment Holy
Cross \u25a0 cemetery,' ; by electric funeral . car from
} . Thirteenth /and ' Mission streets. . :.' '-
SRUNB— In this city, February- 22. 1909. Ed-
: .- ward,; beloved son of J'ohann and Meta Bruns
of 3 Germany, : and \u25a0- devoted \u25a0" brother . oorf r Her-
man, '-; Charles ;H.,\ William, Henry and Julius
..^Bruns :- of - San Francisco, •.: Mrs. \u25a0•\u25a0 Kellper and
John Bruns of New York and Albert ISruns of
Germany, a. native of. Germany, aged 32 years.
< A member of the Hannoveraner vereln. ! . :•
\u25a0 Friends ;' and . acquaintances ; are . respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), at 2 p. . m., from the parlors ' of H:' F.
Suhr & \u25a0'\u25a0 Co., - 2919 - Mission : street between
. Twenty-flf th and -, TTcenty-stxth. Incineration
I." ,0. . O. -F.!. crematory. \u25a0 • ' :; •
CHAPMAN— In - Oakland, Cal., : February 23,
' n 1909, \u25a0 Lillian M., . beloved wife of M . \u25a0C . Chap-
' man, ' and « mother.; of - Melvin; C Chapman \u25a0 Jr.
Friends ' and : acquaintances are . respectfully
\u25a0 Invite*' to' attend; the funeral services "this
.• .. (Wednesday) v,- afternoon, : February ' 24," 1909."
- at' l:3o o'clock, at her late 'home,' B7 Montecito
avenue, 4 Vernon ; Heights, \u25a0; Oakland, y Interment
..private." ; '
CLANCY—A", month's : . mind " anniversary requiem
\u25a0 high : mass ' for • the \u25a0' soul ; of ! , the ) late l Thomas
\u25a0-" J. r Clancy : will •be celebrated tomorrow (Thurs-
day),, at 9 o'clock/- IQ Mission Dolores church.'
COLEMAN— In this city; February 21, 1909. Mrs."
' : M.-'.' M. ••' Coleman,'--.' beloved i mother •• of ' 'Minnie
'; Fortune . and ? the . late ; Gus -.• Coleman, grand-
.' mother of : Marian ; Coleman, : and sister of the
late Mary Morris, a. native 'of ; Ireland."
The funeral will take place today ( Wednes-
day), v - Februarys 24; ; - at t 9 :a. -m.,-*from the
. parlors of McGinn Brothers,' 182 C rEddy,, street,
i thence to St/i Ignatius church,] where a solemn
'; : requiem ; mass will . be celebrated for , the '\u25a0 repose
':•\u25a0\u25a0 of ; her • soul,*' commencing at , 9 :30 . a."; m.': Inter-
T. ment < Holy/ Cross : cemeterr.^S'.^ff i\|HH THIU Brf
COTJRTNEY— In this Tclty, I February .. 23, 1909,
1 ; :\u25a0 Julia; ?. beloved (wife sof ' Cornelhis. Courtney,
=; \u25a0 and . mother - of ." Leonard '\u25a0:, B.; \u25a0 Marion - F. • and
\u25a0 Edward . \u25a0: C. : . Courtney," a ;; native '. of • County
. Kerry, i Ireland," aged i 27 years. ' ': . '
v'7 ! ;. The « funeral '.'\u25a0• will s - ± take ;place: tomorrow
"1 (Thursday)?, at s 9:15 , o'clock \u25a0 a.", ra.; from : her
'\u25a0 '\u25a0-:'-. late << residence, ,'349, '349 '\u25a0' Preclta '-; avenue. :i thence
' to \u25a0 St . ' Peter's church/;, where a 5 requiem ; hl(th
1 mass : will ) be | celebrated ] for'; the,; repose', of Jher
> soul.'t commencing aat i 9 :45< o'clock Via." .m.' In-
.'{ terment « Holy* Cross; cemetery. "-•.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0: '-_\u25a0 \u25a0 ' '
DELAPORTE— In ? this ? city, I February ; 23, 1909,
\u25a0~3 Andre Gustave ": Delaporte;> beloved .husband of
'''\u25a0 the? late "Marled Louise'^ Delaporte. l^; and c,'be-
. loved i father - of ] Camllle; > Ernest, i George, Ed-
ward, -Alfred 5 and '• Louise :Delsporte,i- a native
-li'of . Paris, j France,^ aged 83 years and 3 months.
private." v\" v_ - : '
DOHERTY— lnlipakiand, c Cal.V; .•': February 23,
T " 1909. i Catherine iM.'i Doherty.- beloved 'sister of
\u25a0> Cbarles • F.T- Daly ' of i Portland,.' Ore.;j a • native
\u25a0:\u25a0;> nf t Ireland jjßßpfljfllj \u25a0.*-"•-"_\u25a0\u25a0•
DOWLINQ— In ;.i this (city,- February \u25a0 _2,-1909/
"•"Thomas • AY.i dearly j- beloved • husband * of ' Ger-
: Strode .- Dowling,'^ father ; of \u25a0; Mary j Dowllng, r and
. tfoUier '- of • John,". Mary^-Agnea- and Irene
I Dowlins. Mrs. D. C. Ileger and Mrs. F.
\u25a0 Dreishmeyer. a na tire of Nerada'county. Cal.
i • >-'. friends are respectfully - inTited • to at-
tend the funeral- today (Wednesday). Febru-
ary 24, M00D, at 9:30 o'clock; a. m., from hla
late 'residence, 9o' Scott; street, thence .to- Sa-
; cred : Ileart church, where • a requiem mass
will be : celebrated for the repose of j hla soul,
coinmenclns at 10 o'clock. Interment (private)
Uoly Cress cemetery. , " y ;£_.
' San Francisco council r No. 613, Kniphts of
. Columbus—The members of • this couacll will
plt-ase - assemble at Sacred Ileart church,
.Fell and Fillmore streets, this (Wednesday)
morning. February 24. liiOO, at 10 o'cloct.
for ;the . purpose of attending the funeral of
Our deceased brother. Thomas A. .Dowllnjr.
J. G. MORRISSEY. Kul«ht.
ELLIOTT— In this city. February 23. 1909, , ETe-
lyu Elizabeth. beloT*-d " daughter of Hamilton
S. ami Lillian X. : Elliott, a natlTe.of San
..'; Francisco, Cal. .
riINK— In this city. February 22, 1009, Pat-
rick :T., belOTed father of James J. Fllnu.
Mrs. C. P. Kennedy and Mrs. J.T. CosgroTe,
a native of .Tipperary, Ireland, ased 80 years.
The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
day ) ,". February « 24, . 1000, . at 9 o'clock a. m..
from the parlors of Carew & English. : 1613
Geary street, thence to St. Agnes church,
where a requiem liigh mass, will be celebrated
• for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:50
a. ni. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by elec-
trle funeral car from Thirteenth and Minion
-.streets.
FLYNN— Id this city, February 20. 1900. Ann
Jane, .beloved, wife of Edward F. Flynn.
"- mother of ? Winefred and Edward F. Flynn.
I daughter of Joseph P.. and the late Katherine
•M. Garslde, and sister of -Irs. W. It. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. A.Steele. Mrs. .N. Aufenanger, Mrs.
Felix. Burghelll , and Daniel and Thomas Gar-
\u25a0 side, a: native of Philadelphia. Pa., aged 27
years. (Philadelphia papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respect-"
fully invited to attend the funeral today
B (Wednesday), at 0 o'clock a. 111., from her late
residence, 63 Zoe street, thence to St.' Rose's
:. church, - where ' a requiem high mass ' will be
: celebrated for the repose of her soul, eom-r
mencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery. * .
GIANNIKI— In this > city. February 22. 1909.
T I.ouls, dearly beloved and only child of Sebas-
\u25a0 tian and Violet Giannml. and grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Lennon and Mr. and Mrs. Louts
(iluniilnl, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged
3 months and 21 days. -
! Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to , attend the funeral today
(Wednesday), at' 2 p.- m.. from the parlors
of U: F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street be-
-tween ' Twenty-flf th .and Twenty-sixth. Inter-
ment Italian cemetery, by carriage.
HOLBROOK— In this city. February 22. 1900,
I Charlet) 11 . Holbrook, beloved husband . of Jo-
sephine M. Holbrook, and father of Mrs. Daisy
Holbrook Hare and C..H. Holbrook Jr., a na-
tive of St. Albans, Me.
.-' Friends - are respectfully invited to attend
the - funeral services, today (Wednesday),
February 24, 1909, at 2 ' o'clock p. in., at his
late, residence, 2SOI Fillmore street. Interment
private.
HONS— In this city. February 23. 1909. Wil-
liam J. A., beloved son of Meta and the late
Frederick Hons,' and devoted brother of Fred
Sons and the late Mrs. Emma Sheehan, a na-
tive of San Francisco, Cal.. aged 30 years
11 months and 17 days. A member of Golden
West lodge No. 322, I. O. O. F.
'Remains at the parlors of 11. F. Suhr
& Co., 2019 Mission street between Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth.
JOHNSON— In Vista Grande, San Mateo county,
Cal., February 22. 1909. Darld, dearly beloved
son of Mrs. . Mathilda Johnson, and brother
of' Gust, Emil, Curl, Johnnie. Mamie and
v Hannah Johnson, a native of Jollet, 111., aged
14 years. s months and 29 days.
The funeral will take place today n (Wednes-
day), February 24, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
from the residence of his mother at Vista
• Grande, Han Mateo county, , Cal. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery. \u25a0 . .
KEOGAN— In thia city, February 23. 1909.
Katherine, dearly beloved danghter of Mrs.
Katherine Keogan, and sister of John and
Laurence " Keogan and Mrs. McMillan, a na-
tive of San Francisco.
( Friend 3 . and acquaintances are respectfully
v Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), February 23, 1909,- at 9 o'clock a. m.,
from her late residence, 60 Hollls street,
tbenee to Holy Cross church, where a re-
quiem high mass, will be celebrated for the
s repose of her soul, commencing at 9:3o 'a. 'm.
* Funeral private. Interment Holy' Cross ceme-
j tery. \u25a0
IE BEUR— In this city, February 23. 1909.
George, beloved husband of Maude T. Le Seur
(nee Ulrleman), a native of Lonz Island,
N. V., aged 44-years 4 months and 22 days.
(New l'ork papers please copy.)
LUHRMANN— In this city, February . 22, 1909,
Bernhard, beloved husband of the late Sophia
' Luhrmann, and brother of J. H. Luhrmann of
Birmingham, Ala., a native of Vegesack, Ger-
many, aged 44 »years.
•Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral today
(Wednesday). February 24, 1909, at 10:45
a. in., from the parlors of 11. F. Subr & Co.,
2919 Mission street between Twenty-flf th and
Twenty-sixth, where the services will be held
under .'the auspices of the Ain't Llllenthaler
rereln. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by
11:30 a. m. train from Twenty-fifth and Va-
lencia "streets.
LYONS— In this city, February 22. 1909. James,
dearly beloved son of Annie and the late
Timothy Lyons, and loving brother of Thomas,
Joseph and ' David Lyons, Mrs. D. Coleman
.and the late Timothy Jr. and John Lyons, a
-native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 23. years
and 6 months. '•\u25a0-.- • . \u25a0
The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
day), at 9 a. m.. from the parlors of Mc-
Avoy & O'llara, 2224 Market street near Fif-
teenth, thence. to St. Vincent de Paul's church,
* where a solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated" for the repose of his soul, com-
mencing :at 10 o'clock a. ,m. - . Interment
(strictly private). Holy : Cross cemetery.
MARTIN— In Oakland. Cal.. February 23. 1909,
Mary A. Martin, beloved wife of the late
Thomas .C. Martin, and devoted -mother of
Thomas, Leo. Frank and Augustin Martin,
Mrs. J. R. Himes and the late Ambrose J.
Martin, a native of England, . aged 74 years.
* Friends are ' respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral" tomorrow (Thursday), at 9 o'clock
a. • m., - from her late residence, "1170 San
Pablo avenue, thence to St. Frances de Sales
- church, - where .a ' requiem high ' mass will be
celebrated for the repose : of her . soul, com-
'menclng at 9:30 o'clock. . Interment St. Mary's
cemetery. ' . •
MENEIN— In this city. February : 23, 1909,
Francois Jean Mencln, beloved husband of Mrs.
Marie Mcnein, ' and beloved • father of Mrs.
- Martha , Santlnl and Louis Meneln, a native
' . of France, \u25a0 aged . 49 years.
NEMECK— ln, this city. February 23. 1909. John
Alfred, beloved husband of Clara Nemeck. and
" loving father of Jack A. Nemeck, a native
" of Cleveland,- O.; 'aged 46 years 8 months and
23 days. A member of Court Golden Gate
No. 003, Independent Order Foresters.
. ' Friends • and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the \u25a0 funeral services • tomor-
row (Thursday), February 25, 1909. at 10
o'clock a. m., f rom ! the funeral chapel of
' Charle3 H. J.. Truman. 1909 Mission street be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Interment Cy-
press Lawn ' cemetery.
O'CONNOR— In • this city, February 22, 1909,
Alicia M.v beloved wife of James F. O'Connor,
mother of Alice O'Connor, and sister of James
H., William F., Katherine and " Alice Doyle,
a native of San Francisco, Cal. (Virginia City
and Nevada papers please copy.)
' "1 Friends are . respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Thursday), at 8:30
-o'clock a. m.. from 313 San Jose arenue.
thence \u25a0 to ' St. James church, where a requiem
\u25a0mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul, commencing at 9 a.: m. Interment Holy
-- Cross cemetery. ,
PERREY— In this city, February 22, 1909, Leon
Perrey, a native of Paris, France,' aged 7S
years. * t \u25a0p&*3p9_S- ' -• ' ,
; - Friends :and acquaintances are : respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
* day), February 23, 1909, at? 12:30 o'clock.
\u25a0 from the parlors of .G. * laccberl . & Co., 1548
r Stockton . street between Union and » Green.
\u25a0 Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. 1 by carriage.
RAMON— In - this city." February -23, An-
selcm ; Ramon, beloved husband of s Carmaita
; Ramon, and devoted father of Jesse A.. Oro-
vida and the late | Arthur - Ramon, a native of
Spain, aged -76 -years 7 months and. 13 days.
BAHWYLER— In Mill Valley," Cal., 'February
22. 1909. Bertha Rahwyler, beloved wife of
Alfred Rahwyler, loving mother -of "Alfred,
' Irma and Infant : son \u25a0 Stuart Rahwyler, ' daugh-
ter of George 'and' Louisa Obenauer, and
sister * of. George, Alfred, Henry and Adolf
: - Obenauer, -a . native of San Francisco, Cal.,
aged 40 years. : ' .
- - Friends and \u25a0 acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the s funeral services tomor-
row (Thursday), February. 23; 1909, at 11
'o'clock a. ni..- from the \u25a0: residence of her
}\u25a0 parents, \u25a0; 2206 r Pine : street. ' Interment Cypress
; . Lawn • cemetery, \u25a0by \u25a0 electric ; funeral car from
; Twenty -eighth and Valencia streets. -
RrVEHS-^in this city. February 23, -1909." Frank
; Edward, ' dearly >- beloved ". and only : child of
. Frank and May Rivers, and . grandiion . of Mrs.
\S."'B." Rivers and J. Lucey, . a native of San
%\u25a0% \u25a0 Francisco." Cal.', \ aged 9 \u25a0-\u25a0 months and -, 20 days.'
SCHOLZ— In • •-' this ? city, "; February :Z\, 1909.
-Louise; iWlfe." of the- late 'Captain -Charles
' Schulz, -. and \u25a0" beloved \ mother of \u25a0 Mrs. Nelson
' ' Herby-and Frit*, -Paul, Max,. Otto and Ernst
SehuU.V a native of Danzig. Germany," aged
- 73 "years 3; months and 22 days. . - -
Friends 5 and -: acquaintance* are., respect-
\u25a0" '-"fully invited 'to .attend v the" funeral? today
''(Wednesday),' February: 24, 1909,: at 10 o'clock
r ».">" m:,' 1 from .her. late ; residence, 010.V Fulton
; street /near Octavla.: Cremation Odd , fellows'
'. ' cemetery. _ . .-. r* -
BCRXTrRE— In this city. February 21, 1909,
> George \u25a0 Scrufre, • aged 4S years. -\u25a0;
SHANAHAN— In tbls city,' February 22. 190».
£:i Margaret :-'E.:" dearly ; beloved : danshter -~ of
1 : ; Michael -and i the : late • Anna > Shanahaa. lovinsr
. 'sister .1 of : Catherine > Frances ; Shanaban.' devoted
;* jfrauddaughter « of Mr. and Mr*. Hofinaijter.
and niece ; of ., Mrs. ", James : L»>onard.^- a - ntttive
• \u25a0of San ' Fra_cisco,'_Cal.,- aged 9 years 7 months
"\u25a0and 10 days." : . ' . .. ./\u25a0"> •
1 * The funeral* will take; place/ jday/(Wedne»-
- day),' at 9:30 • o'clock a. . m.{ from her Ut»
residence.* 13 Whitney street. Interment (prt-
,vate>. Holy, Cross cemetery.
SMITH— In Alameda Sanitarium. Cal.. Febrn-
iary 21. 1900, Lizzie A. Smith, beloved dangh-
,'ter of W. C. R. Smlrh and the late Contadora
oe Smith, ami loving sister of Mr*. Janu-s
SI. Dow, Mrs. C. J. Nicholas. ; Mrs. COUIT.I
Tucker., Mrs. Jennie Coad Sprasue and the
late Minnie. Charles and Walter Smith, a na-
tive of Redwood City. Cal.
The fnneral services will take place today
(Wednesday). February 24. UKTJ. at 11 oVlock
*- m.. at the residence of Mra. C. J. Nicholas.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by eleo-
2010 Emercoa street. Ashby station. Berkeley.
\u25a0J, '" ner »l car from foot of • Market street.
. San FrancUco, leaving at 12:20 p. m.
•^Officers am] members of Excelsior circle
No. 2. C. of V. of A., are requested to attend
the funeral of our late companion. Miss L.
Smith, this (Wednesday) "morntng. at 11
o clock, at 2010 Emerson street, Berkeley.
Take Key Ronte boat. By order of >
ELIZA BURT. Chief Companion.
SMITH— In this city. February 23. 1009. G«-
brtelU B. de Smith, wife of the late Mark
. R. Smith Sr.. and dearly beloved mother ot
Mrs. W. J. Smith and Edward R.- Smith, a
native of San Jose, Cat., aged 71 years. -
SULLIVAN— Iv this ettr. February 23. 190».
Edward J.. dearly beloved son of the late
-Thomas and Julia Snlllvaa. and lovtnir brother
of Thomas L. Snlllvan. Mrs. Charles Gal-
. lagher. and the late Mrs. -James Meaner and
Annie. Minnie. Maggte and Daniel Snlllvan.
a native of San Francisco. Cal.. aged S3 years
9 months and C days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend th« funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day), at 8:30 a. m.. from his late residence.
826 Alabama street, thence to St. Peter's
church, where a solemn requiem high mass
will be celebrated for tbe repose of his soul,
commencing at 0 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
SYLVESTER— In thia city. February 22. 1909.
Emma, dearly beloved wlfa of Charles B.
Sylvester; - daughter of Mrs. Saran Samuel,
and sister of Louis. ' Albert, Julius. Sam and
Gus Samnel. a native of Sacramento. Cal-.
aged 42 years and 3 months. (Sacramento and
Portland. Ore., papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day), February 24, 1900. at 10 o'clock a. m..
from the parlors of Tbeodor Dierks ft Co.,
900 Devlsadero street corner of McAllister.
Interment Hills of Eternity cemetery, by
11 :.'!(> a. m. train from Third and Townsead
streets.
TRESPAUXE— In thia city. February 22, 1909.
Martin, beloved husband of t'hrlstiiwr Trea-
pallle. and father of Victor Trespaille. a na-
tive of Toulcsse, aged 63 yean 1 months and
10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day), February 24. 1909, at 1:30 p. ra., from
the parlors of D. I. Kenny & Co., 1719
Eddy street. Cremation I. O. O. F. ceme-
tery.
VILLALOBOS— In thia city. February 21. 1909.
Thomas Villalobos. a native of Mexico, aged
74 years.
YON HELMS— In this city. Febrnary 23. 1909.
Kate yon Helms, beloved wife of Thomas yon
Helms, and mother of Mrs. G. Rogerson, s
native of England, aged 53 years 11 months
•'and, 23 days.
WARE— In this city, February 22. 1909. Anna
. M. Ware, beloved wife of James S. Ware, and
mother of Mrs. Maud Mitchell and Frank
J., Anna X., Ruth V., Muriel G. and Harden
S. Ware, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., axed
45 years. (Philadelphia papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral today
(Wednesday), at 11 o'clock a. m.. from her
late residence. 2502 Gongb street near Filbert.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, by car-
riage.^,-
WHITE — In ' Monte Rio. Sonoma county. Cal..
February 20, 1909. John White, a native of
Australia. Past Sachem of Bald Eagle tribe
No. 75. Imp. O. R. M.
Remains at th<» chapel of Crais, Coehran
& Co., 1169 Valencia street near Tweuty-
thtid. -s
WERREN— In Oakland, Cal.. February 23. l»n».
Ella Werren. wife of Emanuel Werren, mother
of Walter. ; Jesse and Harry Werren of Dak-
land, and daughter of Mrs. R. C. Kennedy of
San Lorenzo. Cal., a native of Crescent City,
Del Norte county, Cal., aged 41 years 1 moatii
and 2C days.
\u25a0WOOD— In this city, Febrnary 22. 1009, Ben-
jamin, husband of Alice G. Wood, a native
of Woburn, Middlesex county. Massachusetts.
j aged SS years 7 months and 25 days. (Woburn.
Mass., papers please copy. )
The funeral services will be held tomorrow
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. at his late
residence. 5 Eugenia street off Point Loboa
avenue. Interment private.
WOODS— In this city, February 23. 1909. Han-
nab, dearly beloved wife of John Woods, a na-
tive of Ireland, aged 2- yean.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
(Thursday), at 1 o'clock, from th» parlors
of J. C. O'Connor _: Co.. 770 Turk street.
j Interment (private). Holy Cross cemetery.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Isabella - Sharp, deceased (by execntor). to
George Frederick GraV*. lot In X line of Florid.*
street, 113 S of Twenty-fifth, S 25 by B 100;
$10.
Xat Raphael and wife to Barry Wlssmann
and wife, lot at SB corner of Twenty -first ave
nue ami Clement street. X 90 by S 100: $10.
. S. Ducas company to Peter Mac Donald. lot in
W line of Flora street, 230 S of Bay View, S
25 by W 120; $10. ,
iS. Wenger and wife to CnarWs E. Wenger.
one-quarter Interest in lot In S line of Mission
street. 70 E of Second. S 100 by E 30; $10.
Bay Shore building company to Georgo W.
Wilson and wife, lot In N\V Una of Hahn
street. 99.63 NE of Vlsltaclon. 21.30 ty
NW 100: grant.
Bay Shore building company to " William
StephensoD, lots 19 and - 20, block .44, Rets
tract; grant.
Sarah Patek et al. to John Martens, lot ia
W line of Lark In street. 67:5% S of Sacra
mento, S 50 by W 100; $10.
Bay Shore building \u25a0 company to Lena Bet
tamler and wife, lots 1 and 2, block 29, Rets
tract; grant.
Martha E. Sherwood to William H. Schooler,
lot in S line of Twenty-first street. 180 E of
Castro, E 25 by S 114; $10.
Anna Hartwicfc to Oscar E. Dalbey et al..
lot In SW line of Chenery street. 213 SWotW ot
Boanoke. SW 25 by SE 125: $10.
* Dewey Coffin et at. to Michael Newman, lot
348 In gift map 2: $10.
Bay Shore building company to Samuel Green
and wife, lots 9 to 12. block 59, BeU tract;
grant.
Leopold Welnstein and wife to Jtts» W.
Shulta, lot In' NE line of Thirty-slxtn avenue
South. 75 SW of L street. NW 23 by SE 100;
$10. ,
Bay Shore balldlos company to Loci* W. Hol
llngworth. lot 4S. block 55, ReU. tract: grant-
Leopold Welnstetn and wife to Joseph "G. '
Taylor and wife, lota 2 and 4. block E. Silver
terrace: $10. .
Joseph de Forest to Robert L. Lewis, lot In
SW line of State street. 'B93 SB of Levant,
SE 140:6. W 150 to point opposite beginning, N
50: $10. -
G. A. Fables and wife to Charles Werner
and wife, lot in E line of Congo street, 25Net
Flood. N 50 by B 100; $10.
Leopold Welnstein and wife to Oorge Y.
Morton, lot In N'E line ej Thirty-sixth avenue
South, 100 SW of L street. NW 25 by KB 100;
$10.
Ernest W. Hartmann to Charles Kelson Phil
lips and wife, lot 16, block K. Park lane tract;
$1,800.
Sarah Rice to Benjamin F. 'Rice, lots 23 and
24. block 2S. Sunny side: $10.
Nellie A. Duprey to C. C. Richards, lot at NE
corner of Third avenue and Hugo street. X 85
by E 82:6. beins part of court. E 7:6 by N SO;
S. Ducas company to Mary L. Mac Donald. lot
In W line of Flora street. 200 S of Parnassus
avenue. 3 50 by W 119:10; $10.
Bnildins Contracts -
Anna Gotellwlth Campa &. C».— Three story
frame at XW corner of Lombard and Dupent.
T. A. He'aly 'with Ran&otph construction com
pany — All work ' for two story and basement
frome In 'W- line of Twenty-sixth avenue, 200
N of Lake street. N 50 by W 120; $4,840.
.C. S. Brundajre . with Cox Brothers — All work
for seven two story frame buildings In E line of
Ninth ' avenue. 175 S of X street. S 175 by B
120; $22,750. '
R. J. and H. A. Tanssig with H. Van Hecs
& Co. — To erect a two Bat building " In N line
of Clay, 110 E of Cherry, E"2T:6 by N 120;
$9,807.
\u25a0 ••• F. , Stoesser with Lacey Brothers — Plumblnsr,
etc.; for bnildins at SB corner, of Twenty-sev
enth and Guerrero streets. E 91:6 by S 50:
, $1,041.
George n. Connell with Master Brothers — All "
' work . except - plastering, mantels, shades, finish
i hardware and ga» • fixtures for two story and -.
i basement frame bnildinsr ttwo Uats» in B line
! of F.ureka street. 275 S or Nineteenth, 3 23 by
; E 120; $3,750.
Georgia na A. and Thomas F. - Kernan ," with
Madlcr, Norman & Ownby — All work for alter
ations and additions at 132 Vlcksbur? street:
J2.050. ;
INDEPENDENT OF THE TRUST
- y — :—: —
...FOR...
Seventy-five Dollars
I Will Furnish:
HEARSE, TWO CARRIAGES, EMBALMING,
SHROUD AND CLOTH COVERED CASKET
JULIUS S. GODEAU
Main Office*: 3123 Bnah St. Weat 2899
and 1305 Franklin St. nr. 17th, Oakland
.; '\u25a0 Phone Oakland 4043.
'Branch: ' 305 Mont some ry Ay. Temp. 3368
> Asabniaace a'ad - Carrlase. to Illra
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