The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 11, 1902, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1902. e e e e N ] e , thence to Star of the Sear Church, . PERSONALS. OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS, | Sxorace axp WARBHOUIEN D e il B held, Commencing 8t z - T e 5 VIUEVIAR N ‘ s 0, 11 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Céme- > SoImoNS FoN.ToXIC HATS REStoRER *FrmurtiE A SOUSERGLR coows | ten: b et TE Y eseommen SOUTHERN PACIFIC b - - e B ; - VED—P. 2] —James . Igo, d 17;“‘:"'&”':?. 6’3:‘:‘;}“2:::7;‘\’:;::Rm7&?f:§i CQFFICE. 11i& BEROADWAY. “?&E»:'gl_ E&’?v‘i‘%n_ near THIRD ST. Treland, aged 39 vears. : Traing ltsax;‘ -R are g;:c S&unv.u restore color to gray bair in a few days more Lo e Phone GRANT 161. JAECOBS—I;e ; msd clty.c'f Naa‘vl/:trg?:r l:g. Lllmé [ (Maln Line, oot of Market Street) natura y i H AND REAL ATE. — ugens, beloved son Ve ! = e a1p3 an cacellont Bair Toble 1o are. whethes oo kil FIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co. of- | 0% itive “of San Francisco, ased b | EEavs — Frow Novexnzs 3102 — swmive E78y G mot. On sale at HALE BROB., $2 50 CASH, $1 50 monthly; fime large lots, | _fce Post and Powell sts.; tel. Priv. Bx. 57L | | jlonihe anq 21 days. ~700x Bo |e|:;3-unn.llmln-ldl-lr fan Francisco. and HYDE'S Drug Store, 13:th | 95,198 in superb section, adjoining East GCLDEN West Storage; advances made; 840 | KANE—In "‘,‘sd °§-}|y('u lgg"::;b?;t& Jm)'? lg:“ ;g: vu:vuu. ’t SPECIAL CREDIT STORE— . g gl T i Co.. 630 Market st. v2 of Leeds, England, aged 38 s P 8 o 1 ill find a buyer for any goud | BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. Kane, a native g 8] . . o eI A0 Do s i legies ready: | SRl Toout 50 Tote 1ot ‘out S over 10005 | *GeL Maih To40s snpPIAE at 0t Fates YT e tuneral, will take place to-morrow | A WUl Mortalitys Among | The Will of a Millionaire Sars ’ ey B iy g lot all told, $25 each. Ve offer I The funeral wi -1 Atinatic Express— =Kirts, taffeta silk siirts, winter jackets, in | Price per PACIFIC St and Furniture Moving Com- v :30 o'clock, the par- . b mnant of lots in order to close out at orage (Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock, from. the par- B throp, Stockton. . Freal varietles. Call and examine our goods | Ue TRET 00 390 " T en Judgel for | pany, $420 Fiiimore st.; phune Jackson 281, | {\Vednssday), at 30:50 o'elock, from. the par- the Copper River Disappears After 4 Niice: emgors. Hontod. 5 :{x:gr‘: m wast to buy or not, _Tn%urn :;';"; yourself. They. cannot be duplicated for ———— 0 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. by 3 giortersiile .. i - i Koo o t. Co and get one or more. v P r LTES 11:30 o'clock train from rd ane b 3 8.304 Shasta Express Your goods while wearing them. C. F. Adems | $50 per lob Come and seb one O resd: | . TYPE! RIS MWD SEBBLIEN: b 1130 ol Natives. His Death. for Bartiett Springs), Willows, s A5 Wisteoh: 9. A | e have sold over 2000 ots in 12 months for | GREAT BA GAINS 1N TYPEWRITERS—We | KELLYIn this city, November 0, 1002, Ellen P i ™ A—THE Star Hair Remedy restores sray and | just three times this money. send | “gell better machines for less mone Kelly, dearly belcved daughter of, Henry . - R r - faded b sral o roves its for circular, 450 Seventh st.. opp. Proadway | house fm4he.city: rentals $3. The Typewriter { y C 0t ATL (M relly, and belovell sister Tome, ramento, Placerville, Flops falling, Cures Gandruil ana Jehing sealps | station, Ouidand; earriaxe fred’ © O VA | potte RANGERG Hon B e M 206, | Jgoeph, and, Katle I Apije, Yolot and Wil | Disease Destroys Fifty Per| Carbon Copy ofthe Document | il Cico ted Bluft .. 4280 not a dye; no stain, grease or stickiness; the S ] = X = ired. Ham Kelly, a native of San Francisco, a ‘ T and Is 4 st t s D-HAND typewriters sold, renged, repaired. 3 ; Sie e 4 nors, Tuolumne Angel Pl et i TSk e B e S | P o 220 Bt St yonar B | TAVer S er gt £ Bihomt | 18,04 0 monie L 0%, o, e | Cemt Within the Past Isinthe Handsof the |' s wiih e 109 * Aressers geil it; if yours does not. ther ing interest and the; | e e || B Triends and acqualntances are respect: BE R E REETr O o Cemaregtts | _gake for you. 950 Broadway. Oakiand. DIVIDEND NOTICES, (Wednesday), at 1 o'elock, from the residence Four Years. Attorney. e e g s T e s Y e | FOR sale_Resience, barn, etc.; large Iof 1f | @ - =~ | of her parents, 1720 Eighteenth avenue south, b g i 3 BCTRIC light in every inchester OWNER. box 2013, Call office. JJOFFICE of _the Contra Costa Water Co., 30-34 South San Francisco, thence to All Hallows |4 S G > 4 Vallejo, Martinez aud Way Stations ?"'P‘L ;; Thirl sti.hrlma:rl f ss'm e | e e (‘ruckye’r BDulH;ldInz.d i‘nn é'(?;sufilt.miz b::;ta:n;:: ghurch for services. Interment Holy Cross Boaciat Diisbateir o6 /ho R Special Dispateh to The Call. 1 _fi, ThDEC o,,m..,qh:ga.l;“_u.u“, 25c to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week: = 5, 1902.—Dividend No. Cemetery. . nver, Omaha, Chicago.. = e bus and baggage to and from el o o < ool shere on the issued capital stock of the | gipps_ 1n this city, November 10; 1902, Al- e . ! 12.00% Rayward, Nfies and Way Stations. how cheap. but how good is E good and cheap this month. H. Contra Costd Water. Co, Will ‘be. payable at ]fred K., beloved husband of Elizabeth.E. | SEATTLE, Nov. 10.—An investigation| ASHEVILLE, N. C., Nov. 10.—The will | 1730 Sevward. ¥ River Steamers....... 111 of the manufacturers of the Rapld Rotary HAAS, 408 Eleventh st., Oakland. e O e e s e - J005 | Kipps, & native of London, England, aged 65 | ingo the condition of the Copper River In- | of the late John M. Gibson, a millionatre, | 300 Buntcla, W Secmmenia, e s e e oL G day. 3. e | s efar hoake Will- dlosh ob November 10, | YIS D TN Ps (e Tuncral parlors of Por- | dians by Rev. G. S. Clevenger of Skag- | made a few days ago before Gibson's | Kaienes’ Landiag. Meryevilie, Y. EVANS. agent, 1021 Market st ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. o'clock p. m. EDWARD M " | ter & White, 122 Fdy street. Notice of fu- way reveals a deplorable state of affairs. | death, in favor of his newly made wife, | s30r BOTTlie Colusa Comntug Tohama 10588 WHITE enamel iron beds. single, three-quarter | ~ -~~~ S 1 g o neral hereafter. tives have vidence, R. I ine: _“ R » ‘IUG NIN" : or double. §2 25 RASTERN OUTFITTING : i MAHON—In this city, November 9, 1002, John | Since 1898 50 per cent of tne na a_young woman of Pro R | e ':‘:‘i“s.i.“.'“‘}{.,_ PN, 2 Stockton st., near Broadway. | EDDY. 517—Elegant alcove suite; modern, MARRIAGE LICENSES. Joseph Mahon, d";"{ ut:eluved Fausbe:ndunt been destroyed by consumption and other | whom he married on his deathbed, cannot 4 g; iee L eermore, Stackion, Ladi C and 1 “bairdressing. | FIFTH, 3 0 shed for light Leonte Mahon, and father of Francls Ma-| gjgenges. Many of them have starved to | be found. Gibson's body left here yes-| 4 Hayward, Niles, Irviugton, San) 18. ISTIC and becoming hairdressing. any | FIFTH, 353—One room furnishe ve of California. - . o~ 1 le. 25c; hair work & speclalty; manicuring, | _housckepine. | _The following marriage licenses were lssued MK‘_‘;‘_‘;HEE‘“V'SUA‘M nis eity, November 10, 1002, | death, and the lack of nourishment has | terday afternoon for his home in ‘Cin-| ¢y r;m}]f'[fl:?z:?;no;ifif’nmj.fl switches. wigs. G. Lederer, 123 Stockton. } Sy 7T ISTER, 1292—2" bedrooms; use of din- | yesterday: Acthur Matthews, a native of San ‘Fran’ | resulted in lowering their vitallty to such | cinnati, accompanied by the young ! Bakerstield, Snugus for Sants NESS., morphine and all drug @is- | ing-room and kitchen: reasonable. \\'n](her‘ B. Tz\‘;nte{{nnn, 30, ‘San Jose, and Rose cisco, aged 23 yen‘rs 4 xTon‘z‘hs urdflfud(n:ys. an extent that they are subject to colds, | widow, his sister, Miss Alice Wolf and | g:(‘;'_ “—s\lneg;l:r'm:: eases posithv e ¥ W rk | e e | Gugenheim, 20, city. t private ure! eme- | o = . o159 Folk et & .- consultation fres. | MINNA 075, near Seventh—Larse back parior | CUERARIT B0 GG g erances . Y Motspnt BRvALs i which rapidly, develop intoconsumption, | thelr attorney, Wiliiam A, Dickson. ' PO e 18308 a S Do w o 5 LA am N Marx, 23 amen a; FMATERS ppleret tnfa Jent-itn i oty O H D RN LIl 0 s ava. factie] opore b Do ISLLAEE. N Sek the | BB07 Tiuciines: Antioch Stooktvn: Mem A D T O e L ToNE Toadon | OAK, 117—Nicely furnished ‘sulte; sink; gas | Willlam N. Marx. 23, Pentz, an * | " vember o, 1802, Mrs. Mary A. Mayers, auat| It is said that the Indians are | made for the will and great was the | e ST e B EANLES LEDN 0% |~ range; laundry; phone; adults; §12. | e . e it “and May E. Mc-| Of Thomas A Hubbard of New York, Mrs.{and friendly. Moreover, they are im-|gurprise when it could not be found. All | 18.30r Nilos. 803 Joes Eocal.. % S STEVENSON, 435, Bot B1h wod (O _Latee | Shocns. B, ypn 7 clty, and May B. 2 i NHise Sareh Barreit of Boston. Maca., 4 | Pressed by the knowledge of the whites, | of the dead man's effects were prepared | £007 Bavward, Siics and san Jisel 11111 7 A—$3 50 DERBY and Fedora hats, $1 75. l‘l”xavA |~ well furn. front room, with grate and closet: | Eugene B. Horning, 40, Oakland, and Grace :::l“nen.-:( )adr‘nmé‘ a9 _y‘z“. "6 months | @nd are desirous of lenr;flns. The;e lhas | tor shipment, so necessarily _ms Lrunksi i Vil —Oaden. Dewver, i Price Hatters. 330 Kearny st.. nr. Pine. | _ light housekeeping if desired: private family. xC_G?;?:mlg, I.{Aémljex'-’lgdiy‘;‘ Glibess steset ana)| and A6 davel : 5 g ‘never beergl"l schooldte&ce;;:er ;;%1?::& were goneh fl;rou;h <:-u-exu\lly]ix ;\:;!‘:‘hge! Tod s:_rl.on(tch(c X 4.25» NE 7: Stylish pan 3 S| ETOCETON. 1208 (M House)—Newly - 4 "0, Stes P H L7 Friends acquaintances are respect- | ary am hem, an 2 much sought for.papers are s - 3 io, Port Casta, * ELOTHING PARLORS, 457 Montkpmery st. | i Bousthetping roois. §5 $157 fres| Toh 1 Jumes 20, Bleke. eaptieet, ana | DO I lted o R e | chlldlike in their fgnorance. At the {ime the Will was drawn, two| At vame Y Smtiana.. niks EUPERFLUOUS bair_moles dectroved by elec. | _gas, baths, s Grace O. Bratt, 23, 1971 Howard street. e Haves strat utotment | /M¥: Clevengat, who ' prebably investl: |eopies were made. A carboh eoiy is in | - e ik et ic meedle. Mrs. and Miss Eaton. 1119 Sutter. | Ty pserren aaom oo | B L 21, city, and Cora | B Taurel Hill Cemetery. gated their condition mg:e Cl?S}EIlY thaf; | the possession of the local attorney ror‘ * pmento, Marysvile, Reddiag o — — —— wa o | Kem y, 26, - ¢ 8 'ortlane ", Sorm years’ experience. J. B RAY, 457 Minna'st. | T gnA:;’cl;I ulflt‘; 1°rbce::,l :g‘\;w‘x‘s;:;e:t: 1"03.;2 T L.xjgra':f“; 2%&.&“1:%55’;‘?“&1‘2&“23& M. Carey and Thomas u‘:g mm-‘xg Cnig’. (s Bk Mk Eapts: AN deaited to. o to | acéepted without ltigation. . The discus- | COAST z"! E“(‘l::rr:::l“ ANDERSON_Thestrical and masguerade cos- | | FRSIRIohs had Maria Luclds, 18, 2108 Powell street. s | Snps angartiand. aged (3 years 10 montha | ooy " Notwithatanding the Indfans | Sion imeldent to the joss OF the valuable | —gre 0t LA Set wavell of.. Hohler e P | e e i ks, N8, Ty, (R Siloe M. LFFriends and acquaintances are respect- | could not speak a word of English In | paper. has resulted in disclosing the main | 8154 Ngru Centervilic, Sam Jows: e Dr daire Tiaverse 1iToMarker, | RCOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfarn. | "Nuliew “Meadoo, 42, 4180 Twenty-ftn| fally invited to attend the funeral to-0a¥ | Jsgg; many of them now converse intelll- | provisions of the will, about which D T T — —— = : = | ATHE ANGELUS, 530 Stockton—Brick bulld. | Stieet, and Maggie Moran, '35, 1420 Castro 24| of Valente, Marini & Co., 1524 Stoekton | BNty in that tomgue. has been much conjecture. All the | Few Aimaden Petian, Boatos DR G s IOORE'S peientiflc hair restorer; | A I ety futnianed sults. with or with: | ppicrre Genenton, 46. 838 Bush street, and | Of YRlGue YAURL D Covy i (008 | “The Copper River Indtans have: never | personal property of the-deceased is left | gy B B end for circular. 332 O'Farrell st. ing: elegantly furnished suits, with or With, | Fideline Balzart, 38, 338 Bush strest. L0 clock train. Interment Holy Crots | been known to harm fl;.f whq:;g_mkzh:g!m nis mother, while all the real prop- | . s:\;..,-mg:gm. i TATLOR-MADE suits. §750; Iress pants_$250 | _cold water: reasonable: breakfast'if desired. meter; region. They are noted for their kind-|ert; goes to his newly made wife. i b e t Clothing Parlor. cor. Rush and Dupont. 5 e ; ¥, nday 3 —— | “eunny, 76c day upward: McAllister cars to 3 ,'and dearly beloved son ot | The wholesale dying of the Indians is|was a highly romantic affair. His first "RRY. A tarrh A ¥ide Cor Gas Valencia cor. 15%h, ly_8oor: handsomest rill room in Calitornia. Tiisanath oua the lath Betor Batigan. & nec | said to be largely due to the:encroach- | wife was burned to death in the Windsor | OAKIAND HARBOR FE From SAN ¥ ANCISCO, Foot of Markst St. (Siip 8 ALFREDUMS Egyptian Henna restores gray | AZBRUNSWICK House 143 Sixth—Rooms ment of the white men. The cannerles | Hotel fire in New York, and Gibson never ! i | | t Birth, msrréaz'e nnddd?fih notl.c‘e; s;ntnd‘e‘g tive of Leavenworth, Kans., aged 28 years | ~t7:15_9:00 11:00 ax. 100 300 5.18 r.w. 5 Ve i 11 will not be inserted. ey mul e hal and 7 months. 1 v. | From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway — #6:00 18:00 e = 26c to $1 per night; §1 25 to $5 per week. and | {87 Wor, ROt Bk Oer O tan offices and be nds are respectfully invited to at- | th2t have been established at the mouth | recovered from the shock of the tragedy. , - ¥ 95 B At RER RN B 1 i Nght Mousekceping sooman: epen All might . {5, 08 SiMCh i S R T S lannte GF e |y i3 i oan, hie TeSRSSteHIE Haetied to Sl of the. adper Riper, tiia 6ata have lons | Mer oo, oot the shook 08 the tragedy. B :.':".::- O miantiy: Toc and e RO CURE | AYON HOTEL. 502 Bush st.—Newly furnished | sons authorlzed to have the same published. gelock. trom the parlors of Velents, Matial | sencd the run of salmon up that river, | Cecilia Wolé, a wealthy Jewess of Prov- OAST L E‘E"M kT instantly and 25c : | e e Co. tockton street, themce to St. 4 | g il — — LT~ | _rooms and suites: transient solicited. BORN. Bridgets Church corner ot Brosaway and | and the advent of so many prospectors on | idence and Gibson's first wife were great 70 San Jose and Way Statio MASQUERADE costumes. Diav books. +"et’ | AT ‘The Almonte,” 878 Market st. (or No. 1 | 3 van Nets avi ere a re h mass | the upper river has caused the game (o | friends and the first wife is said to have 004 San Jose and Way Statlons... - 3 -~ 783 Mkt AT “Th lmonte,’ 2 Van Néds avenue, whe requiem hig! s country orders. GOLDSTEAN & CO.. 783 Fitth et): rooms 2o, Gc $1 31 50 r:éfi: NGLER—In u:;‘ ‘\1’ Eofimbe; :f,’;, 1902, t0 | will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, | move farther inland to such an extent expressed a wish that in event of her A €§.“.:"LT,.‘.:”:1.,. » DR LAMOTTE S FRENCH CORN PAINT, the | _ $1 50 to $10 per week: house open al o m:l\"e\'; .e!:tz;!?s. ¥ Nr::.:;;b“ e %(;gx:mé.:g.eg‘;z 9 o'clock. Interment Holy | that the Indians are deprived of food. death her husband should marry her i G[,m}_'nfl"mhs_"n“s‘_,_““_,_ best corn cure; 25c; all drusgists. BURNETT. 1426 Market (old_No. “(WTEHE' |~ fhe ‘wite of Trarey Givin & dsfighter: MOL AN an e ety Neviabens 0 s — Providence friend. This Gibson was will- | {blepd, Beuta Rérbers. Low Aage. === | _ nished rms., suites. single: also unfurnished. ! e an, —] . . o ing to do and they became engaged more jes an nc ntcrmediate n ‘ ‘. ] = ! LAIST—In_this ecit ovember 5, 1902, tothe | Christopher J., beloved son of Christopher | RIPLEY SAYS THERE i PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. | CLIFFORD, 20¢ Ellls, corner Mason—Eleganty | “wite of Dr. O, Taist, 2 sou. / and the Mate Sarah Mulln;, brolhe:l %hi‘lor- WILL BE NO TROUBLE|'han a vear ago and would have been| gon. L itiate = e = PR furnisheg sunny rooms; prices reasonable. | gpaRING—In this city, November 8, 1902, to [ ence Mulane, nephew of James an omas married some time ago but for Gibson's| o ‘Santa Cruz, Pacifle Grove, Salinas, DR. C. C. O'DONNELL—Office and residence, | = | £ ‘Searing, a daughter. Kendragen, and grandson of Thomas Kend- — | San Luls Obispo and Prinef 1021% Market st. bet. Sixth aad Seventh. _ | ELLIS 321 OMerarti—Nicely furn, rooms. 3%, | _the wite of Mait G R, ragen, a native of San Francisco, aged 6| TLOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.--Discussing {:L“ggr:;:l;h- wg;b;:;:l sat uptu | :;d&:.:“‘:l e i, e PEYCHOPATHY—Nature's method; circular | -0 ;@1 S = MARRIED. - o fl}:;;fi ?gfltxf‘t?fy‘;:‘xmh" 10, 1902, at | the demand for increased wages among | & CCRE g:;az dmculfypmn g i d| lflfl: San Joso mfiv:zfm‘n'p.n;fis. : 1 , 559 or 2 nicely furnish rooms, . EN— s g ), 2, § 2 free; call or write. Dr. Ball, 10733 Aarket. suitable for man and wife or 2 gentlemen; Y—GUTTE—In this city, Novem- | his brother's reslden‘ce.h4 I-lxunt ;‘treem‘, chn‘i the railway brotherhoods in t!]:e en;v::y the words required of him In the mar-| 4130e san.Jose and Way Stations, 3 rons—DR._ RO: has moved office | _private family; reasonable; phone Grace 2063. | BECKE By, the Rev.'A_[C_Tace, pastor | |gel, boloved son of ihe late Maurice an of v:,-gs;‘e";‘ lines, dPreilidel];tdil;? ey o riage ceremony. B300 Durtingiens, Sem Naios, Tetoues GOLDEN GATE, 651—Newly furnished rooms | - ao‘;:r;ie-;‘r::; e e otk of | 'and Thomas O'Brien, Mrs. Elizabeth M [ th 5% Bl :m sal - y.d 5 5 lvx(unlog:rt.lél-xom!z.sl:n;uh e | in suite or single; references exchanged. | T. Beckerley ° 3 ) Laughlin and Mrs. Ellen Aristide, a native | So far as the Santa Fe is concerned, we have ew, Sania Clara and San Jose. 8.384 BIFAYE—OrrN-—FeR sars | | _San Francisco. of County Tipperary, Ireland, aged 58 years, | had it Intimated that the subject will soon be | MESULTS OF THE RACES 4.00° Del Monte Express—San Jose, Gil- e | Gy:ln%osmsx;l':,:rni;t‘h BRI R B o CARO—LESZYI\'SKY—IH this elty, Aséz‘.exé:::; PETER—In Auburn, Placer County, November | submitted. To, this time no formal request has ON THE EASTERN TRACKS 2. Hollister, “‘f;:nxg:?m?:.' night: 0 $6 week: reading room. 2, 1302, by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, Sam 02, y /. of | been made, What the new schedules are, as onte, Montes 530 CALIFORNIA ST., | s ¥ *y 10, 1902, Qest Peter, a native of Otterndorf, 4 i the gen- e g and Principst ‘Statton: 1 Ay GRANT ave.. 245—Apartments; references ex- | ;M) 0P lNS e N 10 this _clty, No | _Ormany. azed 72 years el Conservaciem of raiiway. broterngods, § am | Large Crowds AttenW Opening of the | 13gr sisjosesnsPuime aIWars ON PACIFIC HEIGHTS. | LoTs changed. | yomber % do02, by the Rey. . Fuendativg. | RUEET S Sushand of Sars: Hucy, and | convinced that both'sidea’in any controversy | Fall Meeting of the Washing- e s svwes ok T, PAC: =] s AR = > " 2 e v S g 3 Vidd . | 1) a- OB, it caniain . view; call on us for particulars; the view is ar “ . - AP g L ~ R County Meath, Ireland, aged 76 years, at i - 3 an Mal iehmont, Re« L | bedei $1 50 to %5 per week; reading-room. _ | 1902 by the Rev. Dr. J. Nieto, " Charles | 3 Xomaing at the. pariars of James M. | Siiement that might e misconstrued. 'buf T | . 1NCINNATI, Nov. I0—Starter Jake Menlo Park, Pulo Alto.. | HOWARD, $23—Nice sunny single rooms; $5 | Kaufman and Bva Gyle. S Mencmey & Son, 1057 Misslon street, near | cnces may appear Will be adjusted by the rea- | Holtman left Latonia to-night for San| 8-30 $an Jose and Way Stations | “and $6 a month. MALMQUIST, ~ANDERBON—In .thls clty, No-| Seventh: ‘Notiot of funerhl hareatter. soflable stand of all parties fo the controversy. | Francisco. Results: | 7.00e xg;hg;.eg;nxx g fas 4 e b neTih % a | ROSENBAUM—In this ¢ity, November 8, 1902, e \ 3 . HYDE, 133, bet. Golden Gate and Turk—Nice- | der, pastor of the First English Lutheran 2 3 3 3 Pl L T e cles, Deming, Bl Paso, New iy furnished - sunny Aoom; Tanning water: | Chirch, Oscar Malmuuitt and Arna Ander- | Erits H. Rosenbaum, boloved husbend of the | Jack Root Is Given the Decision. | LSt rice selling, seven turlongsP: T | uyy.age ponns o Bse S e BT Lo attie. | - €oat=: penl 12 | e o o S iEant e A, Engelbrecht, Mrs., Emst Grube, Fritz| CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—To-night at the Ly- | 1:30% | = X - T, NER— No- A = bdid - | @11.45r San Jose and Way Stations. ement; all moders improvements; | MARKET, 1040 (The Falmouth)—Newly fur- | MARQUARDCAVAGNER—In thie oty No- | and Lmma Rosenbaum and Mrs. Bérnhard | ceum Athletic Club Jack Reot of Chicago| Second race, one mile—Miss Eon won, Tan | 5 { cred second, Dr. Hagghrd third. Time, 1:43. A for Morning. P for Afternoon. ; fine marine view; north sige. ' | _niched rooms. $10 to §25 per_month. | Rudolf Marquard and Lera Wagner, both | Rot#leh, brother of Mrs J A Drinkhouse | was given the fdeclsmfl over Ml; in Ekl‘; Third_race, selling, one mile and seventy 'D-llyivmvsxmlzum‘;!:ndmmd‘hylm E VERY CHEAP. s = S i ‘Sin P e T rd | yards— . Z 3 except Su nd. 1 D‘wvtzflffl Sie g e B B o it A e ‘vglrtfiiinoxl‘ ;TS%CCBREAm this, iy, November | | Lyrmont. (leyinary; {gea 00 Jears '8 monthe Xén‘ifi? !!:;"e!ir:r 525”.’51"&';225 1(:1 C‘]:lcaago, ’L’*‘nddler%fif“’x’x-::nrag.n“ e e A T excepted. | § Sunday only. i o A N e —ie ————— | "9, 1902 “by the Rev. 3. Fuendeiing, John [ *RSD IRV 4 Liiuaintances are respect- | Bioot BAA the Better of every round, not- | JOUrt Face BandeaD. e et | e o Rention Jo SR T LY i, 't n Baker: { OAK, 108—Two large farnished bedrooms. | mtienry i Nordholz and Marie W. A. Vocke. {ully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | withstanding that he received _a severe | orec giguP wou. Tonto' second, | At Frosno, ot Visalla via Sanger. : corner: 65:9x122. - - . ot Gater Bost and Shonte oy Sent | drubbing himeeif. Hart was down for the | = Fifth race, five furlongs—Diamonds and Ru- | J Tuesdas and Friday. S oorners 44x103 | OFARRELL, 20—Sunny furnished rooms and | DIED. Tetnple, Sornce Post and MitEamery. reats, | oL ond roul Bl Wis seed | D e T R - | it mat besietuel Sovieit S i il lots; 26x110; very cholos and | _offices: elevator: elec. lighis: day. wesk mo. | e Xhers the, Stritces Wil be nelf ndes th | Uit I she seon D5 The kang. Hare o1 | 1:03%. . apeon Bakentad e SET. 1 ROYAL House, 126 Ellis—Incandescent light, | Clark, Mary K. Mavers, Mro. Mary | A M. Bemains dt- the parlors of ‘Theador | botter work In the last round, but Root | ys i TBS% o o B g B g % . corner; S0x124:2 | Tor? riome, per mignty e o 81 00 weeld 43 | pmokcroiary I Minton Thomas | | Dienid et Mission Street, between FIfth | had secured such a lead during the first | Time, 1:20% i : 3 or; reoms, per night, 35¢ to ; week. Daley, Rose ulane, Christopher | ana Sixth. Interment Fellows' Cema- 5 2 & T mere 3¢ mecina OTi2e | o §8: ‘menth, §8 fo 30; elevator on £round | Deiecdll Cornelius Muligan, Joberh terye e five rounds that Hart could have won| WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—splendid | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C& '27:6x30 frontage by 110 rt. | _fi00F: rooms with hot and cold water: baths. | Epis, Willlam O'Brien, Michael SCHOEN—In the City and County Hospital, | Only by a knockout. Both men were bleed- | weather and a good-sized crowd greeted LESSEES cheap building lot; only | SHERMAN HOUSE_ 28 5th. near Market—Re- |- Eord, Mrs Mary Eate gt o November 9. 1002, Albert Schoen, a mative | Ing profusely at the end of the flght and | the opeiiing of the fall meeting of the| ¢ N FTANGISCO KTH PACIFIG e o vation; Eood frontage: | _ epectable family rooming-house: 35c to 50c. e e ¢ B oY ¢z 1, | _ Of Germany, aged 49 vears. s 100z | FLATt had to be assisted to his corner. Washington Jockey Club at Bennings to- AN FT ARG AND HU t work done and mccepted: basait | — L e b * | SCHONING—In ¥his city, November 8, 1902, ———— . MPANY. laid: stone pavement: marine view, | WALLER, 556, near Steiner—Large sunny al- Hoyne, Than{gu I Sc)':cer’\. Mgfnn z Dit Hngn Rekins d‘mfly"m“ed nusband Huston & Votes Bshind day: s ‘{-‘,’;‘E’,"y C.l: e grand: overlooking the Presidio; morth of | cove front room for gentleman; gas, bath, Igo, James W. Schoning, Otto L of Anma C. Schoning; and beloved father of ‘uston Seven 2 3 First race, selling, seven furlongs—True Blue on g Broadws adjoining lot is $6300; lot ready running water; private family; no children; Jacobs, Ei im"”?’“;'(?emi o of Otto A. and Herbert C. Schoning and Mrs. WOODLAND, Nov. 10.—The canvass of | won, Malden second, Benckart third. Time, | SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAF. o i il B e ot Frea et J. H. Hupfeld, a native of Germany, aged 63 | election returns is incomplete. There have | 1:28 1.5, ré WEEK DAYS—1:0, 9:09, 11:00 a. m; 13:38, - 550 California < | CLASSIFIED advertisements and_subscriptions | Kipes, Alired K. Voerckel, Carl H. vears 6 months and 28 dayd. e and mem. | Déen no materlal changes, except as to wort@d, i, Ave, furlongs “Knight or Gold | "3:30; 510, €:30 5. m. ThursdayeEairs tri3 WHY pay rent bt Sen Gan by & St web received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore. Mahon, John J. ‘Wagner, John bers of California Lodgs No. 1, L O. O. F. | District Attorney. Anderson, }}fipubllfi:mfi 1:02 7 A and 11:30 m. s ments, on electric car ling, for Small Amount ROOMS AND BOARD. | BOWE—1n this clty, November 9, 1903, Mary | and Vailes Lodge No. 30, A. O. U. 'W., aré | gainea fen votes at Davisville Third race, the Blandensburg steeplechase, | SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, i ry_and Fairmount sts., CLD Stevenson mansion opp. Grace Church, ;g:;“‘;g.gg,;"' Ciey 81 Watoclord, Jreland, | . ootuct okt 464" Moptrompey Saeets, | Deihoerat third. _Time, 5:16 15 WEEK DAYS—6:00, 7:30, 7:00, 9:20, 11:13 - ans > ~ | with annex, 807 Cali n ; atts Ve - | b & vi ), ibia h ), 5 e s G - = = =3 g ary E., " Fanas 7. ~ A. M., and thence by electric funeral car n L. ime, 1:26. nts part cost of lot; houses ELY fi e vl da: - by f William F., John C. - e Jo_mui’ plana fres: fnterest § | . St soom Witk Bosnt: Private| -andbausesdtnotherir William i Jehiy aving Eighteenth and Guerrero strests at o Fifth race, selling. six furlongs—Forward 7.8 Crocker, bullaing. ! e Mie TTRPI R POy :30 o’clock to Cypress Lawn Cemetery. MONDAY, Nov 5 902, Mnty A ARSIk G Pt e p ey oo wecll,” Seaiiry (AR, | N e - | lam T. Thon: ; : v g fONDAT. Novan | T 5015 and improvements; B.W. | LAMBOURNE, 320 Eddy. Ggh-ciass Douse: | aged G5 years n:;rl;tvhf and 17 days. (Bos: | SMALLMAi—In tnis cr:::ih:fi“mhe%:ih:,qfi NALun 3. Mills 1o Miry A Atteridge. ot on g{m{.‘ : 5y g s Piara §ormer Soun st and vy ave.: double boust | et LT T I 7 Notice of feneral hereafter. Smallman, 'and father of Robert F.. Lillle | 27:8 by N 120; $10. entn miles on vy ave.; selling to divi on premises e estate. Apply | SCALP AND FACE TREATM CROCKER—In this city, November 10, 1902, | and Maggle Smallman, Mrs. John Hanlon, | , ESther M and John D. Wilson to Theodore | Rosefame third. Time, 1:49 1-5. M. S D; e W, rs, Mrs, George M 3. Schuc N line of Vallejo street, " KER ghiso < rs. C. W. Saunders, Mrs. George McGue and | 1 Schucking, lot on ¥ CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Lakeside results: H. Bos J\ngfn%férflr ‘;".:’;ffl»e cotu.l‘\;;s:;ch:: Mrs, William Drayton and the late Willlam | 100 W of Pierce, W 25 by N 100; $10. | B er, 00 —-= " A M. HESS Company 2 lara D. Stanford to Margaret : of 5 rooms and bath; high Soiin | R A8 ek E. Smaliman, a native of Ireland, aged 59 A.’%fi?fiixfin.fligxcozmu S Bl it Tuce. five }?,"l%.o‘:-:r‘:n.:ll:‘x’rdYon'Tm:! e T =———————— | "[S'iiends and scauaintances are respect- | }¢ars 4 months and § days. A member of | A; MchMullen. lot on N line of Jackeon stre 1508 3.6 " Bond fintened (R Lot was e Doy e A N Suino fully invited to attend the funeral services | Triumpn Lodfe No. 180, A’ Q. U W, and Horace Laldiaw o same, tame, queiaim | GiShadt x i 3 P = to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, at the ongatiorem doon 0. R . “Country—For Sale. | ALL kinds bought, 20ld, rented. exchanged: re. | parlors of A. W. Martin-& Co., 319 O'Farrell | 5ol Boeal Mo 8 (00 1qecr. | " Josephine H. Fernald (formerly Harker) | wom: Bummer stcond. Magis rionse_Seorpio e | pird lowest fates, ‘Tel, Green 144, 205 4th, | street. Intgrment private. fully invited fo attend. the Tumeral Weancs. | Wife of Chester B. to Katherine Van Dyke | Time 1.09 4.5. can Wi = . : EY . "Nov 5 o Harker, undivided one-third of lot on SW | " “Third race, six furlongs—Jackfull won, The ranches ot evers elass. | ALL Xinds housht, sold and repaiving gunran | PALEY—A( Test in this city, November 9, | day, November 12, at 8:0 o'clock, from is . ; ‘Windsor 120 8 2, residence, 69 Natoma street, - | corner of Jackson and Walnut. streets, W 32:8 | Don second, Banter thi: Time, 1:16 3.5. af ) for sale and exchange. teed. Chas Plambeck, 1915 Mission, nr. 15th }Hm ‘Jm}'f,; Tvelovéd wite ot James Daley, L‘:.(;, '::!?i’;i."sfll’"mr’:a? os:’::t:;::"fl:’:fm?ay by 8 100; $10. A Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles—Bes- b "z‘}?::.‘."‘ fraes Sothtten is cheaper or more | S | [0 Tiother. of Mys, Thomas B Kinch, | Siopoeineo, fApant and Brannan, thence to Nellie 200 B E. Miller to Ismeo Anderson, | sie McCartay won, Charits Thompeon _second, Geyerville r a p le and ideally located SPECIAL and heloved sister of Mrs, Thomas T Mullen. | mass will be celebratéd for the repose of bis | 1ot on E RSOk oy otel stveet, 118 DI ok ol o et e TR Cloverduie I am oftering I 5101520 Up to | oo SUEUAL -| 8 Dative of Athlone, County.Roscommon, Sl AL olclooks Antermant /Moty Crom ) B RUTie dheh T et N 156 | aan Eone ER 'cn"é’r‘fs:;&mrdf cts to suit): all highly cultivated | THE adjourned annual lot | Ireland. ; = emetery. ! 7 Noe, o, 23 g & iemiie of Ropas gonaen sell: || owners ot the Odd Fellows' Cemetery will e | EF"The funeral will take place t0-day | TEMPLE In this city, November 9, 1002, S el el R e il T R et Mt 0373 er acre, A ertect gem o1 98 cped | 11,00, Vedbesaay, November 19, 1hek, at % | (Tucsder). from St Patricics Chuchy whero | "o rone, ‘beloved wite of Broderick. [ William M. Jr. and B. Louise A. Slocum | Lisa second.’ Alagka third. Fors 175055 a0 Wunts _ JIaEw SRR o §75 p acre. perfect em of S s = 3 3 1 T 3 . gy O this tract for §2250; unsurraseed for small | Fomes ave.. for.the. Cermort p Gaiom, POl | 8 " o tha repose Of her sl Sommencing e helowed Star ot Chest et DOUEL- | 1o Calfyenta, Callornia French and France- o Guemeville | T pINA K7D SICKELS, the Land Apest o oaaty | - By obder of the Hoard of Trusees, ~| &t 10 oclock Interment Holy Cross Ceme | Eifidnc) o pative o California, axed 25 | G0N, [SHiRCrY CHORERY, R 00 Banches HOTEL ARRIVALS. N A > SICKELS, the Land Agent, 6 Geary st. | GEORGE T. BOHEN, President. 3 years 11 months and 4 daye. (Seatfle, Wash., A 300 ol i —.FOR SAL ) | ot ! said at £t. Mary’'s Cathedral Tuesday morn- E>Friemtls and adguaintances are respect- | giohhaum (wife of, K. H. J.), lot on S ln¢ of NEW WESTERN HOTEL., al Sebastopol 40 a| z § lue . as | \ . Safe. - 3 sou i . - Wednesday morning, November 12, 1902, at s £ L w Vant for poies Ay My | Feledc. Stamps. for particulars. “‘Rellet for | uLLIS—In Oakland, November 9, 1002, Wil- | 10" o'clook, At the Batlots o the Confornis u%’,rf,la‘i;do and Juiia A. Nelson to Ann Reilly '{'wg:’é::nzt’!:ge%!%v"; %:;ngoa‘::?;!w The Cotati Calitornias ¢ *PPLY | Ladies.” in letter by return mail. _Ask your am Ellis, a native of Massachusetts, aged | Undertaking Company, 405 Powell street. In- ife of Willl H.), lot S line of Twen- | W W Sprague Vallejo 'Pat Mulloy Modest: lo The Cotsti Co. 30 Calfornia st.. for | _drum Chichester Chem. Co.. Phila.. P Yeurs. terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. e, o T e e e |5 s Banth Foma;Mrs Stinmos L cat v i s s s 1l {= e = = §>Friends and acquaintances dre Tespect- | yHL —In Alameda County, November 9, 1002, | §ar 2"t of Castro, ¥ | B A e, ania Bosa Mrs Stmmons Los Cat | 0 A e ter Shkakes Springs; @ CHOICE country _properties—Fres _catalogas | RAPHING, | fully invited Lo attend the funeral services | = Freq, beloved husband of the late Susannd | ® Same to May L. Nichols (wite of George W.), | Theo Fifer L Angeles |W E Ellis Gilroy SoeOhe Cupimn an - matiel. CBATFIELD & VANZENT, 208] g % e Wednesday, November 12, 1002, at L o'clock, | Ui, rathier 7of' Mrd.. W. 'A. Fletchar and.| 1ot On 5 Hon be Srentcrn Street, 309 1 of Cas- | J Henderson&w? Oakld|] D Baxter Gilroy R s T -Montgomery st. | EXPERT typewriting. 4c folio: copies,2c; mim- at 1. 0. O. F. Hall, Berkeley, under the | George UNI, and brother of - Adam Ul a tro, E 25 by $ 114; $10. VCGorst&w? Pt Orchd (Miss Baxter Gilroy 0"”".“ .,,Xm at_Ukiah for Vichy S - — - | sSTapRIng, 027 Marker . 506; Howard 15 | auspices of Duiant Lodge Nov 208, ¥. and | - niiive ‘of Germany, aged 59 veats 8 months | "R edobny St $10, @ hens) (5 Broderics F B Saunders EatonNY | J Morrison Watsvile | Bart Springs. Blug Lakes, La Deil g R g R Pl Jo A M Sl Barieiey Tofye. dNo AS80) 1 QU onn o) e D. Temple and James Dougherty, lot on NE | RRMorrison SeattleWn|3am Pratt Watsonville | Saratoga Springs. Blue Lakes, Laursl Duil o 3 = Orm= Co. PROPOSALS. O; .. Mexican “"N;“e‘“;" 1”0“;;0:";“"- VOERCKEL—In this city, November 10, 1902, | corner of Montgomery and Filbert streets, N | Ino Ball Seattle Wn |MissMcGonnicle Watsv | H2Ke, 3 2 vember 10, 1902, Mrs. R verside, Lierley's, ey ot o v ~~ | FORD—ID this eit Carl Hermann Voerckel, dearly beloved hus- | 25 by E 76:3; gift. Wm Congnett 8§ Jose |F O Fardner Haywds 's ‘Sanhedrin Heights, Hullville, Orr's CERICE of Constructing Quartermaster. San | Mary Ford, beloved mother of Mrs. A, Rid- | hang of Margarethe T, and father of Georga | . Marle . Catreré (Labateut) to Edward J. | ] Gleason Oakiand . |E B Mortiesy Haswas B Hait way House: Comptobe; Camp Diego, Cal.. November 7, 1502—Sealed pro- | ley, Mrs. J. G. McManus and T. J. Coleman, | & Moritz F. and Hermann G. Voerckel, a | Le Breton, lot on N line of Pacific street, | J G Dunn&wt Seattie MrsSutter&f MtEden ns, Mendocino City, Fort posals. In triplicate, for the construction cf | a native-of Memphis, Tenn. ; nitive of Eflenbure, Saxony, aged 03 years 1 | 120:10 B of Dupont, B 20 by N 137:8: $600 e i for Bikrwood, Cants the following public bufldings at Fort Rose- | E¥ Notice of funeral hereafter. - B month and 26 days. crans, Cal.. will be recefved here until 10 | GALBERG—At his residence, 2826 Bush street, MrsLMStafford Scattle Wm Brannan Mt Eden | Mercpare, 7 G Clark El Paso uise and Anna S. H. A. Schmidt to - s E Brannan Brockin | covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, Beil's ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. Friends and acquaintances are respéct- | Edouard Labordette, lot on B iine of. Dupont | Chs Simpson El Paso 'E Church Oakland | fHarris. Olsen's Dyer, Pepperwood. e S & m.. Deceinber 6, 1902 and then be opened; | - November 9, 1002, Peter C. Galbers, beloved | fully tnvited to attend the Tamerar ro-momecy | streve 87:0-5 ot Catltorninr 5 1 ny B 20 10, | B O Fase | e Eareka. ok WATER FRONT PROPERTY. One Beld officers quarters, one double cap- | husband of Marle Galberg, and father of | (Wednesday), ;at 2 o'clock, from Eintracht | Same to same, Iot on SE corner of Dupont | L I Belnop Sacto . |Ing Connell PortlandOr | '~ gaturday to Monday round-trip tickets % P tain’s quarters, one double licutenant’s quar- | Mrs. C. M. Sorensen, a native of Copenha- | Hall, 237 Twelfth strect, near Folsom, where | and California streets, E 25 by S 57:6; $10. T H Nott Jr Sait L * |WChesterman&wt Pind | guced rates. il FOR SALI-.A° Shith Fhants G Sathin | o it e s e auar | gen, Deomark aged 85 Joars, 10 mpnths and | - the services will be heid under the auspices | Wateon & Watson'(a corporation) o John | & D Simmons Satl L |MiksLChesterman Ptid | *'On Sundays—Reund-trip Frei otnts l poses; 6-room house, cabins, bathrooms: very | 1¢TS. One hospital steward’s quarters, one | S days. A member of San Franolsco Lodge | of Verein Eintracht. Remains at the par- | H. Spring, lot on'SW corner of Harlan place | O F Bason Duncan | M Stanton Vie B C San Rafael at )u!m rat -“ f"‘.'m ¥, g Py single artillery barrack, one administration No, 4. A. O. U. W., and ScandinaVian So- | lors of Theodor Dierks, 957 Mission street, | and Grant avenue, W B5 by § 44; $10. MreJas Brown Sacto office, 650 rket Chroniele . building, one guardhouse, ore Guartermaster | ciely. between Fifth and Sixth. Interment Odd | _Adeline M. A. Peacocke (Hayes) and Leslis | mmem.te———— R TING. R X. RYAN: A. R. DENKE SR Real Estar and subsistence storehou$e, one quartermas- 07 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Fellows' Cemetery. T. Peacocke to John and Maude A. Hayes, RAILWAY TRAVEL. HCW l"flN Gen.” P: At g asis {er's sable. one bakery, ong coal shed, one fuliy invited to attend the funeral to-day | sGNER—In Sulsun, November 9, 1002, John | IOt on S corner of Bryant and Ellery streets G T s - - Mameds: | oll house oie ordnance storehouse. ~Separate | (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock, at the chapel in the | o Tooo b o S 0 Wagner, | (Ecker or John), said point of commencement = e EEE cur beautiful homes for sale T | bias will be recelved for plumbing. clectric "o;m FPellowy’ Cemetery.. Elease ‘ol'nltflflm;v;u fathef of Jobn, Willlam and Georse \Whg. e poi 08 lsl‘;ws% Bryant, SW-of First, SANTA FE TRAINS jeal lo 3 * wiring, heating 4nd gas ing. Inited | HAUGHY—In s city, November 9, 190: er of " Adam W > 25 by ; $10. - " el docatlon, T e States rexerves the right 16 reject or acecpt | | Helen Clarkson, deatly beloved wite o Jom R s Hatve of Germasner ‘M Seh | T ocree. Martin' (o Goore, M. Bahrs, lot sl Eave. Mupkev:ateote. Berky Shepak: #ORTH SHORE RAILROAD. ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY, &ny or ail bids in whole or in part. Infor- | Haughy, and mother of James Edwar years and 7 days. W corner of Harrison and Fifth streéts, NW Via Sausalito Ferry. Park Alamed: mation furnished on application to the un- | - W. and George W. Haughy, a native of [ Friends and acauaintaices are respect- | 30 by SW 75; also lot on SE comer of Har- "Avrll 27, 1908, dersigned. Proposais will be accompanied by | Preston, Bngland. (Liverpool Mercury and | rully invited to attend the funsral serviecs | 180N street, S0 SW of Fifth, SW 30 by S Comr = W B v 1wo guaranties, justifying, jointly, in qguble | Preston Chronicle please copy.) - fo-axy-(Tudaday), at 2 o'elock, At The funeral | 87:6; also lot on SE corner of Thirteenth ave- FROM IAN“M-ND SAN mm’-‘-‘- ALLEY the amount of 10 per cent of the bid. ‘Sixty E7The funeral will take place from tne | 1o-0a% (TiGHIaR» §p 5000 Bt the funeral | e and N street, E 75, 8 200, E 25, N 100, days or less to elapse between acceptance of | residence of her son, E. W. Haughy, 327 bid and execution of contract. Preference | First street, Wednesday, November 12, at 10 Wil be given to articles of domestic predu Interment Mount Olivet. Cemetery, via elec- | I 180, lots 1 to 3 and 20. block 266, O'N. and WEEK DAYS—6. tric car from Eighteenth and Guerrero | H: Tract; $10. a. m., 12:20, ¥1:43, 3 11:45 po m. T | | o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetary. SRR Lizale Brien and Annle McCarthy vs. Jo- 00, { Uon. cust and quality consldered, and to af- [HOYNE—In this city, November 10, 1002, | hanna Ret}xfl;n‘etFxl.Mbya.lV‘ohxl\mF.aGlma e | ticlés of American production, produced -or Chomas J.. beloved Son of the late Michaei | THE semi-annual «mass of St. Joseph's Union | 87€€; to James F. Moran, o | manufactured on the Pacifiz Coast, Envelopes | { and Ellen Hoyne, and beloved brother of | for the deceased membars and decoased | Of Jesie street, 475 SW of Sixth, SW 25 by containing proposais should be Indorsel i fFrank Hoyne, Mrs. Agnes Glennon, Mre 2 stores: 2 flats, consisting of 5 ¢ I rearana k¢ | “Propomls for Public Buildings. at Fort Bessle Wills, the iate Julia Brennan, the late friends of the living members will be cele- | N, 10: $3175. rooms each; cottage in rear and also brated in St Mary's Cathedral Wednesday, | , Bdward L. and Kate D. T. doodsoll et al. : Rosteihin” SIdl Ao = v : Crouse, lot on NE line of Potrers stuble for ¢ horses; lot 50x13l, situated rovecrans. and addressed to Captain R, H. | James Corkett and the late Nellie Duarte, | November 19, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Fathop |0 W. M. 3 9 7 1or alternoon. Berkeley Station; this property js| _Rolfe, Quartermaster, U, §. A. native of San Francisco, aged 17 years 10| MoGuaide wiil preach the sermon. AVeLs Yoo ,f,?'?,;‘c‘f;{'““,flf'YEI‘;'S-,&EE‘?‘,’,’; s Bakerafield Local, stop- w earning 10 per cent interest met on |y oy e Office, Gaiveston: T o5 months and 15 days. (Monterey and Grass werm Potrero avenue, E 07, N 100:3, NW 26:111, | PIDE :"’mu‘l énltnu.lrl:"“n“u'gan V:Ify. Cor- 500—7-room cottage mear station and school; | NEATY $1.000.000 worth of jetty work, will be | ¢yily invited (o attend the funeral to-meoreow | “ street, 171 NNt:{. A R L Suuanu gnhmd. & g ing fmiined strect; this DrOperty can " b 355{“.".“:""3315‘.‘“‘%“”1'.7“;’3 as follows: bl%r (Wednesday), at 10330 o'clock, from the fame ’:::r? ll)mngne“ R L N ""xr.c?r mwu e Cars b to bonsht o fasy teestie: 1ot Aaxtd). 1902, When they Wil be publicly sealed and | 1Y residence, 157 Fourth averue, Richmond 6 i? ORAL DE N 120, § 30, B 120, § 385; also iot on' SE cornbr | \ia ot locar first-class passe No second- W. C. MORAN & CO., kept umilF4 b 0:; Dec. 13, 1902, and then | = e A v?‘ K uuae“t s;gd Seventeenth avenue, E 240 by el.ufillckg‘ln M'ng-:l fi mh k:u Corre- %131 S Place, Be; y on. opened. or veston South Jetty, until mromt 600; $13,800. | sponding in arri 10 p. Tuesday oL 1IN Sunmlord Toace, Sstivie Bratioh. || (S0 i Deod, 1o Rl R oty ‘For | SAN BRUNO HILLS 107 POWELL=anELLISZIZS056 | ™ stars *'5 hewing to Jabish Clement, 1ot | Shi friay: ¥OR sale—One of the best residences in Berke- ;'l.l‘;x:}(" :;rthem-, until 2 p, m., Dec. | jon W line of\‘;ruw;myfl:n;gcn'd‘;vcnne, 100'S of o‘::o‘?‘nm ‘:t'l‘fi:b:. l;cu;nmmn [’ 1 a 0 o1 vt 3 nd then opened. - For Aransas » B street, W Y. g . tral . e ot R o) Sl et 1 Phse Ubtey, Gnth § bm bbe 1 1502, und Late Shipping Intelligence. Williain and Ada Havard to 0. A. Tyeltmos, | 8:00 oo mi 1s the Oveclind Express mim | P ™ THROUGH TRAINS. T location celient. hhtxx ubencd‘ For Brazos River Jetties, ‘until ARRIVED. wt on SE line or_Prd-:pect avenue, 150 .!\V o ‘I‘mh-. Chalr Cars to icago: als lace 7:45 & m., week days—Cazaders and ey WOSEPH J. )AASQI;;,Q?MI mvg‘ l-nh)r:;u‘:;"n::xfil;”‘:: :‘ndslhclgltfigedhkzr Mondn;r Nevembic 10: u{{me;aada‘]zu'eet, BW 25 by SE 70, lot 299, eeper, which cuts out at Fresno. ‘!‘Kl“_." g ana ” st i n . S, = » O g 0 h 2 . g 3! K turdays—Cazadero way sta. rheley station. Engrs. % —~—| whaling stmr Karluk, McGregor, 16 days |- Jonn Regll 16 Marla 4. Gamma, undivided e BE in arrives at 6:00 p. ond 1 Feery Do sone anys (But $2500—6-ROOM cottage on Durant ave., E. of SOSALS, P . E. from Unalaska. .« ! one-half of lots 9 to 11 an :6 lot 12, bloci e 3 :18 p. m., week days urdays excepted)— Shattuck ave’s on, north sie of street, W. C. | © Pourd ot Price Bie bt Piahe Wikl | #9; Moo me/ B8 S0 A Bk as, DOMESTIC PORTS. A subdivision 19, West End map 2: §500. o\, Hin Pranciica: 1113 Rruadway. Dukiasd. |« oiotes aft way stations. o MORAX & CO., 2151 Stanford place.’ Berke' | until b o'clock b, m.. November 53 a0, 18 MONAHAN & CO., EUREKA—Arrived Nov 10—Schr Lottis Builders’ Contracts. - $:00 s = Sundays—Casadero and way sta stati furntshing :)‘I‘eh‘h(;;:n Prigen & Foisom wath dne) Careon, from fn Diego: -;:";igmrig:lcehyov .| Cartle B. Wirtz (owner) with Val Frans 10:€0 a. m. Sundays—Point Reyes and way rankland. piciCOLiaEes OF lots | and general specifications may toCano8 | FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, e e 4 i {contractor), architect W. O, Banke—All work R ity bonte dindl deatein Stk B — =S| S M el s 86 | s Mein o Soeshens Mesbn 1 | PSR upronsaten sov 10— e | 3405 of g e e 8 L g . &<ertified check upon some responsibie bani, 4 PORT HADLOCK—Arrived Nov 10—Stmr | B 27:6 by § 1205 2 [RUITVALE ADYERTISEMENTS | SRtiteanic ie, % Yootieoid, esiiei CREMATION. - i hartars, o ol LRl SR - amourt of the bid.: conditionel phor ipo sl OCEAN STEAMERS, ( Bros.—Removal of old curbing, driveway and cerstul bidder will enter ity o ahtiot it Funets) CodIony. o P at NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 10—Stmr Trave, | walks of outér conrt of Palace Hotel and re- furnishing and installing the plant . 15 | 429 GOLDEN GATE, AVE....Phone South 934 | rron Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar, * | placing sald removed parts with new material e : FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE. board reserves the right to reject any ang | Circulars mailed to any address upon appli- | ST MICHAEL-~Passed Nov 10—Stmr Pala- | on SV copner of Marker and New o ery o s o —— | &Il bids. Address all bids to State Board of eation. v * |'tia, from Genoa and Naples, for New York, streets, 100-vara block 354: §1955 and ad- ” LARGE list of desiralle Tty (open Sun- Prison Directors, Represa, Cal. R. M. FITZ- ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASS'N, KOBE—Sailed Nov 10—Stmr Pleladas, from | ditional If raiged step is put in at entrance on sl ”P YG& Gay).P.H.Blake,Fruitvale, i4th st..nr.P.O. GERALD. Pres.; Erainard F. Smith, clerk, San Francisco, Cal. f Hongkong, ete, for Tacoma, via Yokohama. 1875088 ot Court. ‘