The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 23, 1901, Page 9

T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1901 x s% FOR HOUSEKEEPI ecting furnished huuse- . $4 1o ¥ Gow parior: mantel, 111" bedroom; housekeeping e furnished room suit. erGeary —Sunny cor bay- large closet. e ewly furnished suite and complete for housekpg. tisements and subkcriptions ch offige, 2200 Fillmore. | vertisements and been established at 1006 per night; §1 25 to $5 per week, and seke omx;_open all might. | No. 1364)—Fur- also unfurnished. 1426 Market (o s, single; s, ason—Elegantly es reasonable. (Mozart) ht rmodated. Fourth—Finely fur- | conveniences; home- s; everything mew; H A [ K Suite suitable for $60; single rooms ent tabi ng new; most first-class | | L one larg hout board. | unny rooms: ex- | without roome | nished part- ra. | © o ‘ O'NEILL—In lejo, December 1901, ORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. | " nie, beloved wife ‘of T. J. and | - = L] ner of Jol . Joseph, | d Moving C a, ertrude , Mrs. J. F. Wallace and Mrs. M. K. Carr, a native of Ireland POMEROY—In this eity, December 21, 1901, able on and after GEORGE A. D TRUST d Montgom- g Decem- rtment a f 3 per cent able on and 1902. Dividends the principal and 2s the prin- 1, 1902. J. SAVINGS 17 Webb.—For 31st of Decem 7 and divorce proceed- vd to o juto court. blde phene Black 3604. 1AGES— DEATHS. DORGAN—In t ls residence, aged 5i vears. 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. ELIAS—kntered unto rest, in this city, De- cember 1901, Lipman, beloved husban of the laté Cecella . beloved father o Mrs. Moses 17 an and Lsrael, Ixaac and — » he ‘late Michael and brother of An- Allister cars to door. ghel 1 Phili ias ot New York and 148 Bixth—R rsh Kilas of Germany, a native o g Bchwersenz, Germany, aged 70 years and 8 (Tuesday), at 9 o'clock, from the parlors of | H. F. Subr & Co., 1137 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment I O. n this city, December 22, 1901, Pardon | ¥ Cook, beloved husband of Lizzie J. | and father of Laura and Inez Cook | van, a native of Wren- | © years 10 months and E¥The funeral will take place to-morrow (Tuesday), from his late residence, 2212 Sut- ter sirect. Interment strictly private. Please omit flowers. city, December 22, 1001, at 5 Twelfth street, Thomas J., husband of Annie Dorgan, and oz Thomas A., John L., Mary, Charlie, rd, Ann n, Richard, Joseph and Dorgan, a native of London, England, riends and acquaintances are respect- ited to attend the funeral sefvices . at 10 o'clock, at his hington street. In- aity Cemetery, by 11:30 from Third and Townsend | December 20, 1901, a native of Count; ged S5 years. nds and acquaintances are respect ted to attend the funeral to-da: ay), at 11 o'clock, from the parlors of United Undertakers, 27 and 20 Tifth . Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. 1901, John in this city, (Mon the In this city, December 22, a native of Germany, aged T—In Oakland, December 22, t Hackett, dearly beloved mother of Rose, Jennie and the late tt, a native of Killarney, Ireland, aged 66 years. s and acquaintances are respect- ited to attend the funeral to-morrow ). at 9 o'clock, from her late resi- Seventh street, thence to the > Immaculate Conception, where | will be celebrated for th her soul, commencing at 9 Interment St. Mary's Cemeter: % | 2 OWLEY—In this city, December 22, 1901, | Patrick, beloved husband of Mary Howley, | father of Katle Howley, and brother of James Howley and Mrs. P. J. Noone, a na- tive of the parish of Kilmactigue, County , Ireland. [ Notice of funeral hereafter. ANE—In this city, December 20, 1901, at her residence, 79 Eddy street, Isabella M., beloved widow of the late Dr. F. B. Kane, and m r of Dr. Robert F., Francis B., M., J. Henry and Eulalia I Kane, a na e of Ireland. {F Friends and acquaintances are respect fully jnvited to_attend the funeral to- (Monday), from St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn requiem high mass will be cele- | brited for reposz of her soul, commenc- | ing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross | Cemetery, via 11:30 o'clock train from Third | and Townsend streets depot. KAUS—In this city, December 22, 1001, Rob- ert Kraus, beloved son of Edmond and Eliza- beth and brother of Edmond and | abeth Kraus, a native of San Francisco, yeares 11 months and 28 d iends and acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral to-morrow ¥), at 1_o'clock, from the residence Jarents, 2061 Folsom street, betweel fifth and Twenty-sixth. Interment 1901, Mor- | and of the late Fannie beloved father of Mrs. Uriel J. T and Opheiia C. and Eugene W. Lev. and brother of Edward R. Levy of Folsom, Cal., a native of Prussia, aged 78 ygars 11 months and 9 day 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- £ invited to attend the funeral to-d: (Monday), it 10 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 840 Broderick sWeet. —Interment Home of Peace Cemetery, bv 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. "BRIEN—In this city, Deeember 21, 1901, Ann, beloved wife of the late Felix beloved mother of Mrs. Joseph | ards and Miss Katie Purcell and the late | O'Brien, and sister of Mrs. Sarah | Do: Mrs. Michael Fagen and M ling, Michael Mullany, 3 nallve of County Ros- common, land, aged 5i . and acquaintances are respect- £ Fri 1y invited to attend the funeral to-mOrrow from her late | reet, thence to St. for services, commencing at Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | F vel ( of New York, rs. and acquaintances are respect- to attend the funeral services Monday), at_ 10 o'clock, at the Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street. San Jose. this citv, December 20, 1901, of Roche, a native of County erick, Ireland, aged 53 [>The funerai will take place to-day (Monday), o'clock, from the parlors of J & Co Mission street, s Church, where.a re- be celebrated for the at 9 o'clock. December 16, 1901, e of Virginia City, Wil- Snydi Nev.. oved husband of Katle Snyder, a . aged 40 years. is city, De- ster of Har- George Smitn Truby, a native of Pittsburg, Pa., papers please copy.) al will take place to-morrow :30 o'clock, from the parlors z Undertaking Com- between Eighth ntain View Ceme- 'k creek boat. y Hospital, 1901, achusetts, in East at 1:23 months, , aged ineral services will take place at the of the Advent. Twelfth avenue and th street, t Oaj ay (Mon- o clock. ent’ private. In this city, December 21, 1901, beloved husband of Honora Whel- her Mrs. f Cornelius, George K. ellie antd Ettie Liddle. M Forster and_the late Margaret Whelton, a native of County Cork, Irel aged 74 eral will take place to-day t 8:30 o' clock Buchanan street, hedral, where a requiem mas from his late resi- thence to St. will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- | o'clock. Friends are respect- to attend. erment Holy death notices sent by J. GALLAGHER CO. OVERDUE NARC She Comes Into Port at Noon With a South Sea Is Delayed by Calms and Light ‘Winds. It was arrival day on the front yester- day and the Australian fleet spiendid showing. came in from New the Balmoral, 78 days; days; Eva Montgo: Imberhorn, 81 days. had anything out port. Among the other arrivals was the Cas- | sard, 151 days from Swansea; the overdue Narcissus, 191 da; Mauna Ala, 19 days, and the Mohican 21 days from Honolu and half a dozen sundow! The Narc! and the off the heads. way from Acapulct probably puts in here for orders as she has _recently been E. Plummer. Shipping AR Stur Homes, Doualdson, 27 bours frm - reka. Stmr Gipsy, Leland, 30 hours from Moss Landing, etc! pounr W H Kruger, Krog, 39 hours from San edro. Stmr Chas Nelson, Schage, 87 hours from Anacortes. Stmr Celia, Adler, 21 hours from Mendocino. Stmr Geo Loomis, Redendo, Stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart, 45 hours from San Pedro. Stmr State of California, from San Diego and Stmr Sequofa, Winkle, Harbor, Ship Kennebee, Gammons, 38 days from Aca- pulco; bound for Pu count’ of crew being ¥r ship Hoche, Lu sea. Genoa. Br bark Invercauld, Newcastle, Aus, Br ship Eva Montgomery, Harrison, 70 days from Newcastle, Aus. Br ship castle, Au: almoral, Br ship Craigerne, Sydney, via Newcast] Br Newcastle, Aus. Bark Mohican, Iulu, lulu. Fr_bark Conetable de Richemont, 156 days from Swansea. Campbell, Schr Mary C, de; chr Jennie Wan from Coos Bay. Schr Serena” Thay: Eurcka. Schr Bella, Johnson, 6 days from Siuslaw River. SAILED. Sunday, December 22, Stmr W H Kruger, Krog, Tillamook. | mr Coos Eay, N Stmr Santa Rosa, Stmr Umatilla, Townsend. Stmr Mackinaw, Storrs, Tacoma, Ahlstrom, Eureka. Dutch ship Nederland, Wiebes, London, Stmr Newsbo, Br ship Anglesey, Bark W B Flint, Makawell. Bktn Gleaner, Schmehl, Willapa Harbor. Bktn Chehalls, Knudson, Columbia River. Schr Lillebonne, H tow stmr W H Kru Schr John A, Nillson, Schr Monterey, Pa Schr Mary E Russ, N Schr Confianza, Olsen, Mendocino. TELEGRAPHIC. | Dec 22, 10 p m—Weather | POINT LOB hazy; wind NW, vel DIED Nov 28, on board man (seaman), a n vears, died and was SPOKEN. | ship Hocke—Dec 8, Per Fr 131 W, schr Admiral, Townsend (since arr Per bark Mauna Ala—Dec 11, lat 82 N, lon | 156 W, ship Benjami Port Town: MEMC ip Craige ailed Oct north end of New Zealand; had ENE to NNE | winds to the equator, Nov 25, in lon ESE winds to 7 Per Br bark Inv Aus, Dec 22—Sailed SW'w had_easterly to 23 wind: ov 29, to 1 port variable winds. found the cargo heats heat being 100 degrees. Per Br ship Bal NSW, at San Francisco Dec 22—Sailed from Newcastle, NSW, O to the north end of had_northerly to lat 30 8; had BN Strathdon, 67 days; ssus was considered overdue, underwriters were gamblers a good rate when she showed up s, The Kengebec was on her | 5 Both vessels light winds and calms St Iial ship Narclssus, Ansaldi, 101 days from | ship Inverhorn, Kelly, Bark Mauna Ala, Smith, 19 days from Hono- ‘mr Natlonal City, Dettmers, Fort Bragg. Cousins, E thence to port varfable winds. s, hauling to SE to 21 S, lon 174 E; | had NNE winds to the equator; | lon 146 35 W ESE winds to 38 ssed the equator 46 days out in Io VESSEL 15305 SAFE Fleet. Off the Horn made a Among those that rcastle, Australla, were days; Invercauld, 70 Cralgern, 67 mery, 70 days, and the Not one of the fleet of the ordinary to re- vs from Genoa; the lu, while the Kennebec others were outside at paying the o for Puget Sound, but purchased by George | have only | report. Intelligence. RIVED. Sunday, December 22. Bridgett, 37 hours from Thomas, 42 hours way ports. 6 hours from Grays get Sound; put in on ac- sick. cas, 140 days from Swan- Jackson, 70 days from | Roop, 78 days from New- McBride, le, 85 days from 81 days 21 days from Hono- > Lever, trom Horeux, 9 hours from Bo- d, Christiansen, 4 days er, Hansen, 4 days from icolson, Pigeon Point. ‘Alexander, San Diego. Victorla and Port Thomson, Queenstown. Johnson, Kahulul and elander, Grays Harbor; In zer. Astoria, Coos Bay. 'man, Coos Bay. nze ocity 6 miles per hour. AT SEA. ship Kennebec, J O Hell ative of Finland, age 2! buried at sea. lat 33 N, lon from Guayaquil, for Port | ived). n F. Packard, from Hono- send. YRANDUM. rne, from Newcastle, Aus, 16;" had SE winds to_the | which we crossed on | W; had easterly and | E winds to 28 N, from | Last This Last Stations— 24 Hours. Season. Season. Eureka ... . 00 16. 20.51 Red Bluff . 00 8.81 | S8acramento 00 7.88 San Francisco 00 5. 7.22 Fresno 00 2! 5.48 Independence ..... 00 T 2.81 San Luis Obispo.. 00 4. 10.20 Los Angeles . 00 2. 6.79 | San Diego .. . 00 0. 1.73 “San Francisco data: Maximum temperature, 60; minimum, 4S; mean, 5. THE COAST RECORD. B MR o .0 £ B =5 £ §ogist # i STATION. g =E : 5 5?‘ E %01 By & o Astoria Baker Carson 2 urcka Clear .00 Fresno . 62 30 W Clear .00 Flagstaff . 64 14 N Pt Cldy .00 Pocatello, 1d 46 30 SE Cloudy T. Independence . 60 30 SE Clear .00 Los Angeles. 80 54 NW Clear .00 Phoenix . 72 36 E Clear .00 Portland 52 40 S Rain 47| Red Bluft . 06 38 NE Clear .00 Roseburg 48 40 ... Cloudy .02 Sacramento . 60 30 NE Clear .00 Salt Lake. 40 16 § Cloudy .00 | San Francisc 60 48 N Clear -00 S. L. Obispo. 7 32 8§ Clear .00 San Diego. 74 52 NW Clear . Seattle 50 4 S Rain 44 26 SW Rain 50 46 NW Rain 52 40 8 Raln 54 10 W Cloudy 72 48 N Clear auld from Newcastle, | Oct_13 had westerly and to 20 §; had ESE winds | bad ENE winds | . from thence to | Nov 30, on the equator, | ed, the témperature of the Imoral, from Newcastle, | had fresh NE winds | Zealand; for 10 days | v: had' light SE to | inds to the equa- | 135 W; was 14 days from equator to lat 30 N; | have been 18 days from thence to port, with | winds and calm: | va. Montgomery, from Newcas- | rancisco, Dec 22—Sailed | Oct 13; had fresh ESE | the equator; crossed lon 141 21 W; had 1 E winds to | the equator Nov 28, in | ight ENE to NNE winds | | hours, ending midnight, December 23, 1901: | light easterly winds. SKIPPERS THINK GRAFT 5 LOST No Tidings Are Received of a Missing Mail Steamer. Vessgel Dolphin Arrives From North Destitute of News. PORT TOWNSENDR, Wash.,, Dec. 22.— The steamer Dolphin which arrived from the north to-day brought no tidings of | the United States mail steamer Discovery, which salled from Juneau early in No- vember for Dutch Harbor and was sighted by the steamer Elk on November 14 at Wood Island. Since that time nothing has been seen nor heard of her. She; having failed to reach her destination, the steamer Elihu Thomson was dispatched by the company owning the Discovery with mail and freight, and also to look for the jmissing steamer, but accerding to repor{s the Thomson returned on De- cember 10 without having seen anything of the missing vessel. Shipping men as well as friends and relatives of the crew have about given up all hope for the Bafeli; of the steamer | and those on board. Shortly after the Discovery sailed from Juneau in Novem- ber a storm came up and during the month a fierce gale swept the coast from Sitka to the group of islands and the steamer consumed considerable time in reaching Wood Island. The Discovery was in command of Cap- tain Frank M, White, who lost the steam- ship La Arado two years ago near Nome, and Captain J. E. Lennan, an experience: Alaska navigator was pilot. When she sailed for Dutch Harbor she had three or four passengers. Other members of the crew were: Thomas Pyle, mate; William Teaka, second mate; Charles Sprague, purser; Patrick Gard, chie f engineer; Thomas Foley, first assistant engineer; C. Conway and T. Amoth, firemen; Charles Eman, coalpasser; E. H. Gaskell, B. G. Hines and W. J. Price, seamen; W. L. Kennedy and Willlam L. Charboneau, wigers, and two Chinese cooks. The Dis- §uvery was fomerly a towboat on Puget ound. Hanlon Guilty of Murder . LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 22.—Policeman George Hanlon was to-night found guilty of the murder of Police Corporal Fred Richterkessing and his punishment was fixed at life imprisonment. Corporal Richterkessing was shot and killed on the night ok April 1. He had reported Hanlon to the Chief of Police at different times for violating police regulations. —_—————————— W eather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dee, 22.—5 p. m. The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date as compared with those of the same date last season and rainfalls in last twenty-four ours: Temperature at 7 a. m,, 48 degrees. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST. A storm of some energy overlies Wa; k- ton and Northern Oregon and will pr(:;‘l:'!‘!fy“ move £lowly southward, causing rain generally | along the coast north of San Francisco. The temperature h risen rapldly over Ne- vada and Utah. Throughout California warm weather prevai Forecasts mad, at San Francisco for thirty Northern _ Calitornia’ — Cioudy, unsettled | weather Monday, with rain along the coast; light southcast Wind. . o Bouthern ‘alifornia—Fair northerly winds, Nevada—Cloudy Monday; light i Monday; continued warm; San ‘Francisco and vielnity—Cloudy Monda: with conditions favorable for rain by might: light north, changing to fresi southeast winds. ALEXANDER G. McADIE, Forecast Official. @ il el ok @ given is subtracted from the depth given by the Gharts, The plane of reference is the mean of | | cafiisch (wife of B.), LONDON MARKET GROWS STRONGER —_— Promoters of Mining Se- curities Are Nourish- ing a Boom. Berlin Dealers Are Closing Their Engagements Before Holidays. ———— LONDON, Dee. 22.—The stock market generally was more cheerful during the lust week chiefly owing to the growing bellef here and on the Continent that the war in South Africa is winding up at last. Speculators drew additional en- couragement from the better outlook in the United States, the revival of confl-| dence in France and the belief that the worst of the German crisis is past. The railway outlook for the coming year Is not very promising. Competent critics declare that the railways are steadily ruining rural England by their excessive agricultural freight rates. This same policy, it is pointed out, is largely responsible for the depression in English industrial centers. For the present, however, the Stock Ex- change is enjoying the year end revival to the utmost. Promoters of mining se- curities are carefully nourishing a boom, but it is said that a considerable under- current of realizing by outsiders for fear of some sudden reverse in South Africa, may check the winter rise. The closing money market of the year is not without serious inconvenience. The market is unable to shake itself clear of the Bank of England. It borrowed £500,- 000 last week and will probably take éAOO,DOO this week. It is true that large overnment disbursements, of supply and interest, after January 1, will Trelease large sums; but in view of the depleted bank reserve the bank will probably take measures to attract gold from New York and Paris, thus endangering the prospect of cheap money throughout the coming year. BERLIN, Dec. 22—The Boerse has al- ready begun to assume its holiday aspect, dealers being inclined to close their en- gagements before the holidays. The vol- ume of business during the last week, excepting transactions in Government funds, was extremely light. The public shows a strong disinclination for all speculative securities, but an in- creased appetite, however, for fixed in- terest-bearers, in which during the week there were large transactions. The flota- tion of several municipal loans also re- vealed enormous demands, while the issue of a number of loans after the new year animates this department and ves strength to bank shares. Much interest has been shown he{a in the forthcoming Vienna loan for! the municipalization of the street railroafis of Vienna which has just been announced. The Deutsche Bank and other banks have taken allotments in this Vienna loan amounting to 285,000,000 crowns, It has also been announced that the German Govern- ment is negotiating a loan for 100,000,000 marks for next March, with the option of increasing this amount. Foreign railroads showed active trad- ing during the last week, the Transvaal railroad leading. Germans have lately been buying American railroad shares in London in large amounts. LEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONE. Paolo and Emilia Fontana to G. B. Ragglo, lot on N line of Filbert street, 175:6 E of Stockton, E 24 by N 120; also all right in 1668 D. 260; $250. John H. Durst to R. McColgan, lot on W line of Powell street, 75 S of Sutter, S 25 by (by _Arthur H. W 100; $5. Estate Robert Westfleld Barendt and Irvine Steuart, executors) to Charles Maggini, lot on N line of Clay street, 100:6 W_of Mason, W 28, N 120, B 27:6% 857, E 5%, 8 62:6; $5600, Edward Connell 'to_Spencer C. and Samuel G. Buckbee, lot on E line of Jones street, S0 N of Turk, N 27:6 by E 107:6; $10. Mary Elizabeth Gallagher (first party), Mary Ann Coyle (second party) and Edward J. Le Breton (third party) to Mary Ann Coyle, (un- divided one-half interest in lot on W line of Leavenworth street, 118:10% N of Ellis, N 18:71 by W 77:6) and Mary Elizabeth Galla- gher (undivided one-half interest in lot on S line of O'Farrell street, 100 ¥ of Laguna, E 256 by S 120, subject to deed of trust) (third party); § Mary Edwards Beale (by Truxton Beale, at- torney) to Ida Olive Hodgdon, lot on NE line of Third street, 137:6 SE of Brannan, SE 137:6 by NE 275; $10. Robert G. and Mary Wilson to Thomas Wil- son, lot on SE line of Shipley street, 125 NE of Fifth, NE 25 by SE 75; $10. Real Estate and Development Company to George W. and Kamtle Wimmer, lot on NE corner of Eighteenth (Solano) and Missouri streets, N 25 by E 100; grant. Catherine Carey Barling (Carey), wife of John L., to Henry S. Spaulding, lot on E line of Twenty-second avenue, 150 S of Lake street, § 25 by E 120; $500. Peari E. and J. Edward MacAlpine to Mary E. Johnson, lot on W line of Sixth avenue, 200 8'of C street, S 25 by W 120; $10. Constipate arms. When the bowels grow bilious, sick, helpless, irritable, tracted wonderful an¢ S, S I LT ADVERTISEMENTS. d Old Age Isn't it too bad that so many people, when they get old, get cranky and rickety and mean, and don’t feel right towards themselves or anybody else; yet it need not be so. - Cancagets make ms fool 1o ght-henriod and lely, thet ve seen nd three: scorss 1 eimes 5 Miliar, Villa Pack, Cal. T uned pued effected & army in -—&. J. M :l ;ll Irv,lbl:l with l?m:fl‘i‘l lans Joars: I use phys tor 35 years yot may see.”’ —James years 1 have been troubled with constipation. and two ‘boxes of Cascarcts, and they have rmanent cure. Since my discharge from the T have Bever efore fouil a lasting romedy.” Gworn, 5 Chapline Stroet, Whoeling, W. V. thas batfled the skill of le. boxt £ Cascarcts and A e B Redick, Chase City, Vau took Cascarets for constipation con- e e e he Revallion. The result 16 Tadvive ail old toldiers to try thom " 7as. Putman, late Oapt. S3rd 11., Haney, Wis. bad, losing flesh, had dull headache, cold 1 took C: and in four fine no vil Wars, Epworth, Ta. Cascarets for some time for v greatest benet 4 has been to month’s during \ veteran an and L been using e eonstipation, and th P v i e fr T € AN Whise, Bob Lee, Georgia. T9th . I had suffered for r' yeoars from kidne; xv-mflh‘.‘liw;vrnd l_l::: digestion, 5o, - Swinges Wires five woeks Takl ng Clacirts, ol riven from ‘bodil .l nb l:l: ‘lll' re. & Row fee) o down. frank 0. Mahoney, Wess Side, Hanaibal, Mo. “‘Being now in ] All old people’s muscles get weak and flabby, and it's the same | with the muscular walls of their intestines as with the muscles of their weak, the old folks get constipated, and that’s the chief cause of thelr death. Old folks should take Cascarets Candy Cathartic-bowel tonie, keep their liver lively, their bowels regular and strong and live to be a hundred, Best for the Bowels. 10c, 25¢, S0, Never Al mylllt ‘The genuine tablet nu-.rvxc C. Guaranteed to cure or your back. Sample and bookiet ‘Sterling Remedy Company, Chicage or New York, free. Address = Willlam Shelley Morse, lot on W line of Lan- ders street, 210 N ot Fiteenth, N 25 by W : $10. City and County of San Francisco to Hannah F, Weltner, lot on § line of Henry street, 105 E of Noe, E 40 by § 115; §—. Oscar T. Walling to George Willlam Faubel and Emma H. Lahusen, lot on E line of Bry- ame sireet, 185 8 ot Twenty-first, 5 25 by B George S. and Ollle E. Crim to Edmund Mc- Comb, lot on N line of Twenty-second street, 125 W of Bryant, W 25 by N 100; X Estate of John M. Carroll (by Mary Carroll, administratrix) to C. T. Spader, lot on SBrcor: ner of Twenty-third and Harrison streets, 3 26 by E 75; also lot on B line of Harrison ghrect, 26 S of Twenty-tnird, § 26 by B 15; Susan B, Jones and Ellen M. Goodwin (both nee Carroll) to same, lot on SB corner of Twenty-third and Harrison streets, § 02 by E , quitclaim deed; $10. T and Anita L. Spader to John H. Kruse, lot on SE corner of Twenty-third and Harrison strests, 8 52 by E 75; $10. City ‘and County of San Francisco to Edward Duclos, lot on E line of Folsom street, 65 8 of Twenty-third, S 30 by B 90; $—. Leopold H. Dreschfeld to Sophle Dreschteld, lot on E line of York street, 140 S of Twenty- Aftn, S 30 by E 100; gift. Thomas R. and Annie K. Hobson to Annie Madigan, lot on S line of Twenty-second street, 75 E of Guerrero, B 25 by 8 114; $10. Charles Quinn and Joseph E. O'Donnell (ex- ecutors of estate of Catherine E. Mohrmann) T. Farley, lot on § line of Broad- W of Kearny street, W 51:83 by $4000. Elizabeth T. Farley to Annle G. Coffey, lot on S line of Broadway. S6:23 W of Kearny street, W 51:8% by S 77:6; $10. o Howard and Effie Woods Park to Marle Louise Marchal (widow of J. B. Petit), lot on W line of Powell street, 75 S of Sutter, S 20110 by W 100; $10. John H. Durst, R. McColgan, Josephine Rog- ers and Marle Louiss Marchal (widow of J. B. Petit) to Willam Edwards, lot on W line of Powell street, 75 S of Sutter, S 22:8 by W 100; $10. Builders’ Contracts. Margaret A. Skelly (owner) with Hans- brough & Johnson (contractors), architect E. J. Vogel—All work for a 3-story brick build- ing on N line of Mission street, 77:8 E of Third, E 20:81 by N 80; $8740. Cornelia A. Thompson (owner) with McCul- lough Contracting Company (contractor), archi- tect James A. McCullough—All work for a 2- story, rough and partly finished basement and attic frame building on SE carner of Jackson and Devisadero streets, § 77:8% to point of be- ginning, thence E 110, § 25, W 110, N 25, W. A, 404; $7400, Frank Walterstein (owner) with Robert Trost (contractor), architect C. A. Meussdorffer—All work except clectrical work, mantels, gas fix- tures and shades for alterations to a 2-story frame bullding into a 3-story frame (store and two flats) on SE corner of Sutter and Scott streets, E 22:6 by S 62:6; $3600. Henry E. Bothin (owner) with Thomas Day's Sons (contractors), architect Henry H. Meyers —Carpenter and mill work, stairs, glass, glaz- ing, tin and galvanized iron work, hi roofing, skylights, plastering, painting, va nishing, whitewashing, electric work for a story and basement brick building on N line of California street, 50:5 W of Kearny, W 50 by N 137:6; $3045. RAILWAY TRAVEL. Santa Fe Trains—paiy. Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. Fairmount Land Association o John Norton, R commencing 200 W of Bartlett (or Harper) Lo [ L | Dty | Datty Street, W 30 to Merced (or Noe), S 233:4 to . . Laidléy, E 33, N 236:4, block 2f, Falrmount SenFran| 7208 9:00 8| 8:00p) Tract; $5. , Stockton. (10:18 August M. and 1da L. Wallen to Jessie lot on NW_corner of Lizzle street and Prospect avenue, N 23:4, W , N 23:4, W 28:8, S 46:8, E 08:8, lot 126 and portion of lot 120, Cobb Tract; §10. Estate Mary Smith (by administratrix) to Paolo Paolinelll, lot on NW corner of Chest- nut and Dupont streets, N 25 by W 60; $3500. City and County of San Francisco’ to Kate T. Norton, lot on SW corner of California and Buchanan’ streets, W 151 82:6, E 81:3, N 55; $—. Same to Elizabeth Evans, lot on S line of Clay street, 81:3 E of Devisadero, E 50 by S 265:415; $—. Robert and Sarah Wisnom to T. J. Wise- street, 150 N of E 50, N carver, lot on W line of Lyon Hayes, N 25 by W 112:6: $10. Clara B. and James M. Taylor to Nellie Magee, lot on NW _corner of Castro and Twen- Kan. City *_Chicago.. @ for morning. p for afterncon. 9:00 a. m. train is the Callfornia Lim- ited, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Chair Car runs to Bakersfleld for accommodation of local first-class passengers. No second- class tickets are honored on this train. Corresponding train arrives at 7:05 a. m. daily. 4:20 p. m. is Stockton, Merced and Fresno Jocal. Corresponding train arrives at 12:30 p. m, daily. $:00 p. m. Is the Overland Express, with RATLWAY TBAVEL. SOUTHERN PAOIFIO.] Traims leave aud are due (o arrive ad SAN FRANCINSUO. ) {Main Line, Foot of Market Streek.) & ! ImAve — Tmow Dicmanzs 6, 101 — anmivel 7190, Elmirs and Sacra- e e 71804 Martiner, Ssn Eamon, Vallejo, Naph, 8:00. Dagie: Wonsdiand: Kaigats Lauding, Oroville... teee TIDSW 8:004 Atlantio Ex; 8:234 B1004 7200 4:359 91304 Valle, 19:004 The 12252 18:554 41307 Hayward, Niles, San Jose, Livermore R e ore £1307 Thy Owl Limited — Fresno, Tulsre, Bakersfiol: Omahs, 8¢ Louis, Chicsgo. 7100 Orogon and Onilfornia lxpe ramento, Maryaville, Red: Portland, Puget Hound and Fast 9:3%3 8103 Ban Pablo, Port Costs, Martinez and Way Stations. 11:254 e Vallefo........... 7:501 COAST LINE (Narrow Gauge). (Faot of Market Street.) ®:104 Newark, Centerville, San Jose, Felton, Boulder Creek,Santa Omzand Way Statious. 3:309 19:132 Nowark, Almaden, Santa O Statio v 10:504 B Newark, Sau Jose, Los Gatos. 18:302 @9.30p Huaters' Traiu—San Jose and Way Stations. . tr.a0 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. Prom SAN FRANCISCO—Poot of Market Strset (Slip 8)— 1716 9:00 11:00a.x. 1:00 3:00 5:10r.e From OAELAND—Fost of Broadway,—16:00 ~ $%:00 13:08 10:00a.w. 1200 2.00 00 r.m. COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). (Third and Townsend Sts.) G104 San Joss and Way Stations.. 7:004 San Jose aud Way Stations. 171004 New Almaden... $:004 Coast Line Limited — San Jose, Gilroy, Salinas, San Luis Obispo, Santa’ Barbara, Los Angeles and prineipal intermediate stations. 91004 Sau Jose, Tres Pinos. Hanta Cfi, Pacific Grove, Salinas. Ssn Luis Oblago and ‘Principsl intermediate taions ... 10:304 Sen Jose and Way Stations... T1:B0A San Jose and Way Stations 18:457 San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Park, Palo A1to, Sauta Clara, San Jose, Tres Pinos, Jruz, Sailoas, B:30r San Jose and Way Stations... 4:15p San Jose Princtpal Way Stations 4:30¢ Sunset Limited—Mondays, Wednes- days, for Los Angeles, and New York. Thursdays 181007 San Jose, Los Gatos and Principal Way Stations. n Jose aud Principal Way 63300 San Toge and Way Ntations 71002 New Orleans Express — San Luis o Santa Barbars, Los An- goles, ing, Ei Paso, New Or- leans and East........ @l 1:45¢ San Joge and Way Stations A for Mowning. P for Afternoon. ay axcepted. <3 §Sunday only. day ouly. 1 Tuesdays and Fridays,_ CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. o pa e B to port. i ty-second streets, W 250 by N 75; $10. s Paiots 3335 | Seesgmor 1o Thumagan & Gallagher. S iy il A S e o B Sk o o pf ool et ot o W h || oy puoneisco AND. NORTH PAGIFG psidence. DANIEL P. DONOVA Mgr. pid 2 A an artha F. Saywell, lof n N 1im ree He a3 residence « FUNERAL DI TORE AND ¥ M&:angs < EUREKA -Safled Dec 22—Bjine Eirdkh, for | Steamzr_ Movements. OF M weniy-second strect, 81 B of Douglass, 15 § | Palace Sieeper, which cuts out at sno. L Bl et Tineoln School. | “'Rrriyed Dee’ 22—Stmr Pasadena, from San TO ARRIVE. So0 BN S0 anie to A Corteiponding train arrives ‘at G:00 p. m. RAILWAY COMPANY. | elepho outh ). P ” = & o o A . AN nnte 3 [cInnis to merican aily. k... Palen L T kiAot | L BHARIEF, Fro Due._ | Bark énd Trost Company, Iot on MW comer || 7t a. m. 1s Bakersteld Local, stopping Tiburan, Feury, Fook of itarke SN . & hence D 99 Parl - | of Filke nd_Sansome stree # o nts in San Joaquin Valley. Cor- 1001, to| A4 Ohvet Cemeter Behnauer, | hence Deo 8. Dec 22—Bark Fresno, | Coronado Grays Harbor .........|Dec. 23 ‘1)375, lérfitfl,-s 55, F 87:6, § 5 go.lm gk ::.:;Ldvl‘:u ‘Srain arrives at 8:40 & . dally. San Francisco to San Rafael. 8 Spn. > y. D ATTLE -+ Salled Dec 21—8tmr Banta Ana, | Siunclo! | Zacoma .|Dec. 23 | * John Allen to Catherine Allen. lot on S liné Offices—641 Market street and in Ferfy || WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a, m.; 12:33, e SAN BRUNO HILLS, AL e D T ot} Seattle 2 | of_Brondway. 166:6 i of Lerkin, E 20 by S San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, 8:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Bxtra ity & Skas E R | Crescent 137:G; also lot on SW corner of Lasuna and ‘at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at PEEICE 1B MARKET SIRELT, TREW WHATCOM—Sailed Dec 22—Stmr Fasbolde Ellis 'streets, W T7:6 by S 50; gitt. 1780 and 11:36 B mr 4. HENDERSON, Manager. | Rainier, for San Francisco. Honr o naad, Pof . Charles M. Depew to Mary Jane Depew ), 9:30, 11:00 &, m.; 1:30, 3:30, < iuial DMaRager. o Balnler Ao e Dk e | Humbola 3 (wife), lot on SE line of Minna street, 410 SW 190 p. . Admiral, from Guavaquil: bark Fresno, hencs | Comox ..., ‘|Dec. 25 | of Third, SW 20 by SE 70; gift. ! Dee 10, for Port Gamble; Br ship Avenger, | i e e |Bec, 25| - Qlfsies REWaM to fame Sl $10: [10RTH PA San Rafael to San Franclsco. . 18 yeu age o | Ses om: 2 | Ternd or Bernhard EEK S _6:10, 7:00, 9 : . ertakers “Association: 3. 3. || DR Al OCK—Arrivedl Dec 22—Biktn Re- | SIS € R icom [bes: 22| to Wilhemina, Alivas (Albern). lo on N corner Vic Sausalite Ferry. b S the same company for 18 || triever. rrom San e i Coos Bay & Pt. Orford.|Dec. 26 | of Fourth and Clara streets. NW 24 by NBE Commencin; i R, L R 5] ith J. C, 0'Con- PACOMA —Arrived D | ‘| Hamboldt Dec: 26 | R0: also lgt on N corner of North Point and | FROM SAN FRAS SONATY S 8110 9:40, 11110 a, m.; 1:40, 3:40, have opened uneral Par. §| Chieftain, from Valoaraiso. | an_ Pedro ... Hyde strdets, W 137:0 by N 137:0; also lot on AND o Lo e B B i 1:40, 32 jors at 11 ion street, between Seventh o lled Dec ®3—Park Oweense, for Queens- | { Humbolat 5 5¢| SE line of Perry street, 275 SW of Fourth, SW | WEEK DAYS—6:36, 8:40, , 11:00 a. m., S Bl and Eighth. clephone South 44. Wi iz e 8 | 6. W. Elder..| Portland & Astoria.... 5 by SE 80; gift. . 5:15, 4:15, 5:15, °6:15, 6:45 p. m. Leave In Bffect g — Santa Rosa.. |San Diego & Way Pts. | John F. “and_Joseph Ahearn to Mary E. XTRA TRIPS—For Mill Valley and Sea | san Francisco. |Apr. 28, 1901] San Francisco. — - s = s o Corona. .| Newport & Way Ports. | Ahearn, lot on NE line of Boardman street of lmlueltb‘l)lngl?‘r;l%x:"!, ednesdaye and Satur- e T & = = N ed ec Stmr inne- A of ace, 175 NW of v n 392 z y: 19 eel un- = b HOTEL ARRIVALS. T T S T Remvalinres | Tabin o :[Bes: 30| Bt % a0 b TV el 19 O8N ot | dagp b R Mg 11065, M0 0. m eruss, | DS | aa | Destinatton | &5%. | Bava: otterdam; stmr_Celtic, from Liverpool and | Amer, Maru.. China & ; = Tdward Farrall (Farrell) to Willlam C. Bil- | 3:15, *4:45, 6:30, - > B > RUSS HOU! Queenstown; U § army transport McClellan, | G. Dollar. ... |Grays Hai bp -{Dec. 27y, ton, lot on B line of Righth avenue, 25 S & Trains marked (*) run to San Quentin, 8:00am| Novato, [10:40am| 8:40am E McMellin, Oakland +J Erick from Manila. Gibraltar and Bermuda, e TRa ey Ll Goatile” Bisar +|Bee: 211 o' Clement street, S 25 by F 1205 $10. | FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN NC1sco, 9:30am|_Petaluma, | §:05pm 10: € T Johnson, Mexico |L Hijckeon, B Losairg | 1yl BENSTOWN —palled Des 22_Shmt Un- | Dospatch San Pedro .. Dec, 2 | _Charles M. Depew to Mary Jane Depew, lot | = WEEK, DAYS- i, «1).”' (R o oo b ¢ C C Carlson, & Leandro ved Dec 22 Walla Wailg. | Puget Sound Ports:!: ! Dec. 25 | i1 100,20 & B by 11 130: aleo lot on S Iine ok FRIPS on Mondays, Wednesdays Fulton, > ral to-day | J Migs Carlson, & Lean v QU oo oclexioar FonE o ec. 28 | ¢ Purt “uireet. 150 T of Guerrero, T #0 b; and_ Saturdays at 6 d ». . e e T IS late “resi- | 8 3 W Bellenger, § Jose Simr Zeeland. for New York. | hanom Homburg & Way Forts. | Rec. 28 | T0:"Zir SN als, +5:00, +10:00, *11%45 . m., ¥ Healdsburs, 10: cace 1o B | § O Newion, Antioch FREM % Stmr Kaiser | San Jore: ol i e 20| glGion and Dora Getz to Tsabella Winfieid, | #1:40, "5:19, #:13, Gepserville, the repose of his soul, | G : 3 Pollock & w, Cal | Wilhelm der York, via Ply- TO SAIL. lot on § line of Montana street, 300 W of Ply- | Trains marked () starl from San Quentin. b L the repose of his soul, | G A Bennett, Ky snouth 4nd | : month avenue. W25 by § 125, portion block | FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCo. e omit fowers. |5 jood fl, Oregon —— | “Steamer. Destination. |Salls,| Pier. | 5. Rgliroad Homesiend Association: $100. °_ | "WEEI DAYSSO o e e <t 2 Y A n John Murphy to Mararet Mu: Tot s m., 12 43, ), 5:10 p. m. : December | 20, coner & c. Chgo ana, Cal Sun, Moon and Tide, i December 2 Iineof_Silliman streat 107 W of Bowdoin, W |~ EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays Wednesdays 10:40am 10:20am T i ot B A Carson, Texas G ¥ Hubbard, Austin | United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | Empire Coos Bay_ . Pier 13 | 20 by S 100. lot 22. biack 52, Railrond Home- | afid Saturdays at 7:10 aad 1076 o m Guerneville. | 7:35pm % artve or it Bh s O, Ol {n.MTexa;! ;‘i;fl?;‘el]m.\' & W, Beatl Times and Heights of High and Low | Rival. Willapa Hai Pier o | stead Asgociation: $1 and gift. sUNpAvifi<pvm 05 & m., 12:06 34, 0. lameda, § Michels w & 5Cal || Waters at Fort Point, entrance fo San | Pomona... | Humboldt .. 1:doplpier o | Olive Verkwteren to Andees snd Mathiia | 3:80, 5:90, S35 o0Gn TRANS, T:80am| 8:00am| Sonoma | 9:idam cguaintances are res Y Merritt & w, Cal Miss Marshali, Antos Francisco Bay, Published by official au- | Leelanaw..|N. Y. via Panama..| 2pm|Pier 19 | Tareson. lof 3 bl 5 9 m. week days—Cazadero and : v o . y = N . e 4 eses Vi iso & Wa 8 Nicholas D!llon to Catherine Allen, lot 17, 6:55 a. 3 ‘way 2 tend the funeral 1o. P Van Wagener, e thority of the Superintendent. Tucapel.... Valparal y..|'8 pm|(Pler 10 0. T #6 Moand: g tation: §:10pm| 5:00pm| Glen Ellen, | 6:05pm| 6:20pm from his late resi- o b v S d NOTE—The high and low wate ecember 21, hlack 2 niversity Mound: eift. stations. 19 o trom his lae vesl- | & 3yt €. 8 Jos 1oovato | ena elty Tront (Mission-street “arf) ibout | Columbia. . | Astorla & Portland..(11am|pier 24 | , Simon and Sohls Bachman to Otto B Von | . 457 m. Securdays—Duncan Mills and way | 7o sigoam| [io: om0 250 pose of his mame | 3 T Long, R | Chicago | irehaioht of tlde Is the same &t both places. | Santa Barb | Humboldt - Ibjer 2| Frankitn streets, W 13770 by § 187:0; 810, | 8:00 4. m. Sundays—Duncan Mills and way | 3:30p 5:00pm| Sebastopol. | 7:30pm| 6:20pm * 1epose Of his soul, | 3 1 Hewitt, Chicago |B Edwards, St Lous | ¢ i ol il T B 4 Fior 13| Jane Bates to Marv F. Pock. lot on W line | St4HON& ool s traing will run Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West b i 2W WESTERN HOT) MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 State Cal.. Sunn Dlegol& Way.:| 9am!pPier 11 | o Wi hlter”stru’.. 137:6 S of Ellis, N 25 by | S“L"nd'“' Thae 98 | Springs azd White Sulphur Springs; at Fuiton 1o “ross O - er, Cin I " Kenn —_— - g - — eccember 26, v : mift, . . for Altruria; at tton for Lytton Springs; at WS e & eaY: ManDs Sun rises Sequola. ; grare Tr;’": » 5,,,“‘}.,,,, ik Thomas R and Aninie L Torner to Oscr N e Geyserville for Sk};(fs Springs; at Cloverdale E Daceulia: | - 18 ID G Doubledas Sun rises . noma. ... Sydney & Way Pts. 2| and Emma §._Owens. lot on Called, for 1 ysers; a opland _for ncan e e ¢ | WS Toanner, Phila ‘{'\(.‘ Poubleday, Minn | Soon sets im"‘ o Bcremndy 27 0am|Pier 7 | et 00 v o Fitmore, W #5755} | [IOUNT TAMALPALS RAILWAY Sorings, SIERIRa Speings! KolsesVite, CHri 4 ¥ 3 McCarty, W H Jenning: o o ance. .. [ Po Vay Pts| r 16 . i = 7 bea . By — Sendistl, and loving | B Mooarty, Fa (W Kasonises, Mauils A il Puget Sound Dorte |1 S[Bler 16 | ¥k ancia T, Sullivan to Charles A. Sullivan, | . L7ave | 'Via Saugliio Fery | _Amive | springs; at ‘Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratosa e R LB LA R A B ey el S | Becember 38, |'-*™PIer 9 1 yot G line of Page street, 50 W of Brod. | _San Fran._| Foot of Market St | San Fran. _ | prings, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Laks, Wittes of cisco, I8 on, Ash | eingch, 74 3 28. b o ” Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, | A Houck, Pennsylvania G LRoberts, Sulsun A Corona.... | Newport & Way 9amiPler 11 | erick. W 25 by N 100: $10. 0 | e stns Sun- |Week | Sprh Up) P Y secember 21, 1901, George | G Lasseyr, Portiand |0 L Sullivan, Wichita ¥ Point Avena Point Arena . il 2bmipler 2| VWiillam L Merry to Fiederick Kienz, lof | y _m_‘.‘:;;:‘::-» days. | Days, | J9BR y-.lell:;l;:lfle.nl‘;fi:lfi,);.s. Bucknell - of Emma C. Bets, son of | 3_C, McDonald. ManilalJ W Marchington, Kans 20| Arcat: Coas Bay & Pt Orf'd[13 m|Pier 13 | on- N Unepe-@iFammeil strect, 311:0 W of Stein- 0. 00 P.|0:45 A. ‘Mendocino’ City, Fort Bragz. West- —_——————— W 5.[12 m|PMSS 3 (8 us A =i etiing S 125 p, 4 p ris, Olsen’s, Dyer, Scotia » Coptle. ... | China_& Japan 1.._Solomons, same. quitelaint deed; $1 Al e Wi 4:25 p.|5:55 p. | Bell's Springs, Haris, » . 3% ence § suont A Girl’s Apt Essay on Boys. a1 g | Pecember 5p, | 1 PMIPMSS | Ty lis T, and Helen F. Solomons to James pi|=m Tt Dmats s ) Rt i (Sacramento and i “The boy is not an animal. yet they can ek Santa Ana. |Seattle & Tacoma...|10am|Pier 2| M. Fllis,_same; $10. Fare, Saa Pranclseo to Suzmmit and Roturn, §1.90. ey 0 | be heard to a considerable distance. H G. Elder... | Astoria & Portland. (11 am|Pier 24 | _Helen I. Hufehinson (hy B. P. Oliver, com. | TelctOficn (2} MARKET STRERT sad BAUSALITO FERAT. On Sundays round-trip tickets to all peints ntances are respect | When a boy hgllex;,s he opens ' his big b 1 North Fork | Humboldt _......0. | 0 am(Pler 2 | mizrloner) to Hibernia_Savinke and Loas e = | pegnnd San Ratael ,.);‘ Talt rates. nd the funerai services | mouth like froEs, but girls hold their | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides B Pl g2t NTI0 T 150 & 06 W 75 $ 1 e icket office, 650 Market street. Chronicls 3" gclock, i the | fongue till they sire spoken to, and they | the carly moming tides arc given in the left | Z2TCTr Setito & N wikeominSpmiBler 12 | QL R e e 3 Dr, Gibbon’s Dispensary, | "% wurrive, R X. RYAN, o AR eomel wvemer Beske. | SuSwer, respectable and toll just how it | Band, colimh i S broince s fo time: the ZROM ARATILE, B SC EO Ui S TG Y 1 O Th | 629 KEARNY &T. Esiaplabed | | Gen. Mariager. _Gen. Pass. Agt y A Mo Chas yas. e 3 v 29,5 4 ¥ ment Mouzsain View Cemeter. | o con wade. where the “water is~deep. | furid i columi iyen e st tabinr g | SlHisine Tor. Salls. | Caroltne A, and Marv F. Potter to Domenico | § B enrees Tk M e et oo Sohn 3. Craven, a mative of Hlinois, aged 72| When a Davarows 4B e Is called a hus- | sometimes occurs. ' The helghts Eiven ‘Gré i | Dolphin.. ... |Skagway & Way Ports:(Dec. 21 | Sotront stoert MIA 6 of Elentemth” o o Rineage wearingon bady and mind snd Yeare and and Lie stops wading and stays out | adiition to the soundings of"the United States | Bxceisiur...""|Cooks nict & Way Pis. Dee: 35 | S0n N 11" acgreos 10 min toha 3 AR g A P T E’me and acquaintances are respect- | L mgmé fruald fl;f grown-up girl s a [ Coast Survey Charts, except when & minus () | City Seatfle. | Skagway & Way orts’|Dec. 10 | §10; o o RN haes Suli YT b (g low. fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | widow and kesps house. sign precedes the helght, and then the number | Cottage City. |Skagway & Way Porta.|Dec. 31 | Frank and Delia SicFarlan; o McTarland to EHs @ s 6187 e Gt Francitce, Co $1 per Year.