The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 1, 1903, Page 11

Y ; for the full’ cast art cost-of ot: houses s tree; interest | buslaing. | a California st., for nforma houses, view: fine gar- _10_minutes L in al sect f_Californi ari Department Al N -G ANTY .& TRUST CO. lding LAME EDA ADVERTISEMENTN |- LAMEDA i L ESTATE r sai gain IME AXD COMPANY, i st CAlas nl Rl\l LEY I(P.\L $3000—NEW 7-room “house, 1 & w ele re and station . s 3 t trontase; mebr College ave.: E . of tacing - sputh; street work a view. $500—New ar_‘Dwight way = Sidric ail S00—A B thorbughly o f street Su 3 K AT 7 FRIITVALE AL ESTATE. LARGE roperty (6pen Sun- Cay) § .14tk st_nr.P.O. " Py ! and Annabeile McSurtry ¢, Cal., aged 40 years 10 ‘monti KE—-In Weisbaden, Germany, Charles, beloved. husband of Angelita Meinecke. and futher of Mrs. emens Hohwiesnar and Imes . -Dr. Emil P and Minnie Meinecke, aged Yeais 8 mony and 1 day: MORETGN—In Oakland, “December -30, 1902 Henry, "beloved bushand ‘of Elizabeth More 1on, & pativée af England, aged 72 years 2 onths and O days. A member of Ke)non- Lodge -N6. 68, A 0. U. W. G7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services ay (Thursdas), at 2 o'clock, at _the ) Church. corner of Fourteenith streets, Gakland. and Cornelia Grimet, < 20, 1148 Turk 10 ‘Shelton, 50, San Rafael munn, 20, dty and Ber- and Clas_street i 830 Twenty-fourth, . 123 Duncan st and Lillien Bistop, ity, Antie . Cremation at irth stree 40d | Oakland Crematorfum. : | urth Sl - d | PURINTON—In this city, December 31, 1002, ot . { ~William Rollin, beloved hushand Mar- i ana | ®arct Purinton. and fatber of.Fyank. Nellie, i et Nona and May Purinton and Mrs. Annie Van | 4 1181 Oak street; and | “Deventer, & native of Vermoni, aged 90 ¢ 5 % o years, N D Thetae and ¥ Notice of funeral hereafter. i Grove street OSENBAUM—In this city, December 30, g Sixth street,. and Jacob Rosenbaum, a native of Germany, i Peilre treet, °| taked 75 years. §7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the furieral to-da -u'lhur“lfl\) at 10:30 o'cidck, from the fu- ¥ 1 ‘parlors of Theodor Dierks. undertaker, “¥Frank L. Dalton, Twenty-first street, ind Maé Hutcheson and Katerina Santa Maria, and Lil- | 57 Mission street, between FIfti and Sixth nta Maria. Interment Salem Cemetery, by 11:30 ;0'clock train. SPOTORNO—In city, December 31, 1902, alie Marie Spotorno, beloved mother o0f P. Spotorno, mother-in-law of Mrs. G. P. potorao, and. grandmother of Aline, Gaston, RE ¥ \I A G y—For § A pe SAL TE—Country—For Sale. | e T Bty it it IS onore, Emile and Alexandre Svotorno, a E NEAR FRANCISCO— B B 1 handia ve of France, aged 3 vears .. $60 1o 8§90 e, cn Ranc P S s e Mgy o 67 Friends and acquaintances afe respect- Somoma Co.: fu assured. o g A e i oF pere | /fally invited o attend the funcral Friday, = grow T e S S L ST January 2, 1803, at # gclock, from her late T B wien g By o have the sa resiaen Cole treet, thence to French Church of Nbtre Dame des Victoires, where MARRIED. +a high requiem mass will be celebrated for ALL . city the repose of her soul, commeucing at 10 Hev s Nejan- | o'clock. Interment private, Holy Cross First Engilsh lathe Cemetery. ~Please omit flowers Andorsen und Signe Lag- | THOMPEON-—Entered inio rest, in this eity, December 30, 190°, Ralph, beloved sca of De- | - George and ertha Thompson, and brother of n a native of San Francisco, services will take piac ), at 2 o'clock, at the fan Devisadero street. Inter- “Plegse omit flowers. In this.city, Decenmiber 31. Mary Jane Willilams, beloved mother of 4 G. Williams, a native of Hagerstown, \ld aged 68 vears 4 months and 6 day 3 |ll.‘ RY y city mpson_ ) morial - Meth Rev. -John ilv residence, ment private. WILLTAMS. 1902, renza Q. 07 The funeral will take place to-morfow Captain 0., 5 o’clock, from parlors: red J.7 ° Kenzie Undertaking Company, 405 McMurtry Powell street, near Fost. Meinecke, ¢ WILLCUTT—In Oakiand, Wednesday ber Sr. 1002; M Betsy Tower Willeutt, loved wife of J0 L. Willoutt, and mother of Joseohine W. Parker and Georse B ana Harry V. Willcuts,, a. native of Cohasset Thompsor Mass. P Williame. . 7 Notice of funeral servicés hereafter, Harper, Willeutt, - ~ - ADAMSIn this; city, ’Dl‘co'rrvr y ©. Adams, dearly of-Mary*Adams, ‘and father of F wald' and Raymond Adams, axed 50 years anahan FLORAL DESIGNS: 07 POWELL""' ELLIS~«5066 m: Friends and acquaistances a invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday, and elh sevent h Thirteenth agenes, , NW:| aid acquaintanses W 157.11 5.18, lot 8 Ano Sortion lalk — ”d K bdivieion of Oakland, James and Lucy to Suburban COLES- “De ember An- pany ‘Ccorporati NE Y% of KE 1 of S¢ gela; CharlesP. "Coles, and 14, Townehip 5 recorded De: elaes Mr. and Mrs! M. 1 Kod hirigton Tawnship: $10. G California, aged 30.y» “lemensers . (single) to Alice street, lots rger's map, Oakland, for $N0O; $1 and. elrar) ot Friday. thend o clock bons, celebrated 3-and 4 block 11, rell subject tq niort- 0 : nass- will. by Churh ene to Robert G. and, vest Fifth W of Center. W ¢ N B4, lot, S, 8, December may resubdivision city: blocks 404 ot T Oaklanii: $16 e uxusta Helland 1o Aueuste Ovtion, lot on Hol Bt . Wt strvet;, 30 § ret, P e e T b SN by W, 100,- block %00, *Boardman's map, ! 4 nd; . $4000: 3 December 1 Roscwe P, -Bromley to Emilie *A. Bromley, usband of Delia 1 inec lce 4, map Colisge Heights, a resubdivition by 55°years 31, B. Beldeg of purtion Racific Theslogical December 31, 1 Hu- { Sémsnary Tract- No. 2, Oakland; gitt . ¢d " mother of Mrs. “Annic] ~F. gnd May wife) to Martin Hveem Tumer, Hattie, Wil- phy. and aunt of Mrs. 1 Bullwinkle, -a -mative. pf Ireland, aged S8 ye. . ember 30, 1902, John 4 band of Mrs. Jeanne i father of Emile and Alfred” Dulip Marie Dumont, a native of: Paris years 1'mcnth and and acquaintances are o atteénd the 1903, at days Tespac funeral Thursday 9:50 o'clock, f1 his auarior block $1100 $2500 Seventh send | st ed my office MITH NAISMITH QAKLAID IO'I"IL! HOTEL TOURAINE, Fourteenth and ¥ spacious balle; modern and | t; a home for families or single ladies gen suites and single rooms; for_commercial men. good and cheap this month, H. | 2 AAS, 4% Eleventh st., Oakland, e e SPECIAL NOTICES. hest *« English Pennyroyal Pill reilable Take no other. | ticulars. “Relief for | urn mail. _Ask your | Co., Phila., Pa. ALL e boucht, sold, rented, exchanged E jowet rates. Tel. Green 144. 205 4th. ALL s bousht. sold and repairing guaran- leed Chas Fambeck. 1915 Mission. nr. 15th e ———————— STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES, "ORIUM Storage & Van Co.; f-u:-xEu-. ehold goots stored, moved, shipped. 728- ward, tear Third; phone Grant i6l. srd S Market st., 1840 shipping at cut rates. n i RODOLH Storage & Moving Co., of- _fice Fost and Fowell sta.; tel, Priv. Bx. 5L GOLDEN West storage; advance tot 's_made; $40 _ Miss tel. Howard 941. F. W. Zehta PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com par Filimore st.; phone J-dlm 281 YPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. GREAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS —We Taylor street, thence Notre Dame des: V ng at 10 o'c metery “in Oakland, Decemt beloved son of My nbury, and brother ury and Mrs. M trect, and 95, “Thirteentli ote, SW. on eurve -ta 69.2 .ig, beginhing, 4 r M., ang md Terbert ] ines (formerty wife Philip, M.), togi (Browhy.. Wife L-¥., (children. Drown, -devéared), fo Bdward ' . lot on -E corner. Santa_ ) rest; in Oakland, Depem.|and Séhiller street, SE 81 by N William ¢, beloved husband ¢ | -méda; -adso.lot. *beginning 108 ) and father of Altred K. ang{ et nd 10736 NI Saniy Clara, avtnus, n W line, of af Centgal, S 50, W heginning 'S ¥ of lot “Map ‘Algmeda Park Home- erest ‘in Sagresment of sale 414; also 16t 5n XW 1 NIW | Parik avbnue, 154:10% 80, Algineda : In this city, B.-Handyside, tland, aged 42 December 1 a pative of vears 11 190 Ain- mounths of “funcral hereafter of Jean street’ 80 SW Santa.Rosa avenue, this: €ity, December 36, 1902, | 60 by NW 132, ot 15; and NE 20 feet lot 14, béloved husband of Jeannie Har. | block A, Map Stanford tract.:Oakland; gift. per, “tather 6f Herbért- Edwin Harper, and Edward Brown to Jessié H. Jones (form brother of Mitcheil, ‘Wilson and Samuel Har- | wife P. M.), and Ethel ‘Brown (diaughters), per, Mre. R. Elliott, Mrs’ M. Harper, Mrs. | oh ¥ corner Sanfa’ Clara avenue and Schiller s elson and M. T. .Mills, a native of | street, SE 81 by -NE157:8, Alaméd; Halton (Brawn) Cdaughter), lot on SE line of Schiller streéet, 137:6 NE Santa Clara avenue, NE 50 by S 108, Alameda: gift. . Same to Jessie H. 1 and' NE 20 feet of Iot. 14. block A, ford tract, Oakland: gift. ame- 19 Ethel ‘Brown, 2 entral,: S uty Monaghan, -Ireland, € Friends and acquaint fully invited to attend the f anuary 1, 1903, ‘&t 1330 "o from the rtuary chapel of the “Golden - dage U aking Company, - 2475. Mission st Twenty-first, under - the - auspices g West Camp No. 748, W. O..W.' afd Ch Same to Edith H. F.). ed 43 years, ex are respeci- eral Thursday, k. Jones (daughter), M ot' on W line of Park L W 1541085, lots M to P, block 45, Map T. A: Smith's resub. ‘division of Map of part Minturn tract, subject to_mortgage $3000, Alameda; $10. Lowell-J_Holland (single) to George Roeth, 1—In this city. December 29, 190 Kenneth Stuart, beloved son of Fannte F. and the late William MacKenzle, and brother of Phoebe, Howard, Willlam and Malcolm fac . - - ' |- undivided 1-5 interest in lot on ‘NW corner N e 1 CHa Utalls, axed 26 | O Market and Weet First straets W 123 by Pars ploast mopy) 4 X 4. block 440, Boardman's map, Oakland: . $10, Sarah H, Warner (widow) to John Boyd, lot on W line of Myrtle gtreet. 150 N of Twenty- elghth, 27:6 by W 125 ‘block B, map Golden Gate Hémestead, Oakland: $10: . Virginia R. and William J. Dingee (and as attorney) to C. H. Kegley. lot on N line of Thirty-fifth street. 2 of Market, E 10 G ¥ricnds and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Thursday), at 11 o'clock, from the pario J. Gallagher Undertaking Com Fifth street. Interment at San Ra- ¥ 12:20 o'clock boat, Sausality ferry. 'mbers of Camp Reinhold Richter Tobie % the parioes of e T S Galiaghey |73 N 2053 Wiock M. map proserty’ Central Undcrtaking Company, 30 Fifth strect, o | 4end Compans. etc.: also lot_an B lne ot Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock, for the |. 1\ ¢5t street. 50 § of Thifty-foufth, § 50 by E 116, lot' 3 block E, same m: line_of ‘Thirty-third street, 21 by N 100, lot 22, block 150 lot on N purpose of attendine the funeral of our late W of West, comrade, Kenneth £. MacKenzie! By order < w50 same map; T. W. COSTELLO, B hiiag, Commander. | 5iu0 Jot-on S line of THIFty: ngmf(' reet, 100 E All ex-members of the First Caiifornja [0 Market, B T30 by § 120:3: being F'16:3 of Voluntrers are invited. B.~MEMBERS of the Laundry W 2 Ve and a Drivers' Unton No. 256 of the T. . I & | Dell C. and F. J. Woodwaid (and as’ attor- v) to same, lot on N line . of mrfy fifth are hereby notified to attend the funeral of | oo 00 ard 3 20 our deceaced brother, K. §. MacKenzie, N E i W block B, same map, .Oakland; 8!0 o McMURTRY—In this city. December 30, 1902, | M. K.'Jacobus (femine sole) to-M. E. James, Anuie, beioved wife of Julius T. McMurtr: in block L. same map, sell beiter machines for less money than am; house i: the city: rentals §3. The Typewriter JExchange, 536 Caifornia ala. telenhone Main 208. vewriters sold, rented, repaired pewriter Inspec. Co.. 200 Ransome. MARRIAGE LICENSES. be {ollowing marriage lcenses were issued Fdwards, 40, Menio Park, and 4 Menlo Park., 3, Sull Saricneia 6, * city N West Berkeley, keie . and Eiiza- and Kathryn ond Kesa Hancoch city. and Mary A. ders vall 808 Third stree 1029 Vermont street 38 Sixth street, and ssfe slreet. % 1ot onNE line of East Fourieenth sireet and mother of Mix. James Balley and Claug SE: of Second avenue. SE.100 by NE 120, iock W., Clara, Alice, Julian, Bessie, Ernes - Ciinton. Fast Oalland: 810, T. C Berry’ (single) io Kate A. Wood, ot onE line of Hillegass avenue, 50 S of Derby treet, 8 50 hy E 148, lot.23_block B. map the Berry-Bangs Tract, etc.. Berkeley: $1250. Catherine D.” Dowling (widow} to Louis J. Prousseau, lof on NE corner:of Fifth and Jackeon street¢, N 50.by E 75, lots -1 and 2, block 60, Kellersberger's . Oalkland: $10. NellieJ. Henneberry (single). to American Surety Company ofeNew- York Tot on W, line oplar street. 186 N of West Tenth, N 38:6 by w 115, blotk 560, Boardman's map, Oak- Borwecty Sl MO0Inn “Beda . Bes Splabs 3 Harlow P, Bancroft to Henry Selson, lot 5414 4 " nd E % of lot 54, amended map subdivigions pew Funeral Parlors at 214 Eddy st., bet & % and sio visi Taylor and Jones. T4 South - i} Anni¢ L. Hager to' Elien Huarririgton (mother), E 76:6 of fots.26.and 27, block, 696, and % third of E 76:6 of lot 25, hlock .96, map Sapserly Toact st the Palatl Oskiand: gt Mary Wainwright (widow) to Rose Cui (widow), lot on § line of Lincoln street, r; W of Wood, W 30 by § 135, Oakland; $10. Henry Clement (widower) to Ella . J lot vn § line of Felton street, 200 W of % J. Monahan, Pres. Geo. E. Horr, Sec. MONAHAN & €O., l-w FUNERAL Dmmlll 28592341 Mission st. FRANCISUO - CALL; ary-'1, 1903, at 10 olclock, ‘from his late; residence; 3522 Nineteenth street, bétween | — . % .t . T S Ouersews, ;2nd “therios - to Ma- | RN AT, rs’rsm 'rmnsmn‘xons. wonic, Temple, corner Dost. and 3 p stieeis; where the services will b % I “der the.auspices of Doric Locge No. 216, F e Alameda County. and “A. M., commencing”at 11 o'clock: “In-| ‘A R’ Waters, single. to’T. H. Montgoméry, terment ‘Cypress Lawn Cem: by electric |iof dn W Hn Hawe street, 90 § of Amom),ft funeral car via Guerréro and Efghtesnth [ § 35 by W 125, being & 3 feet lo¢ 4 and all Etree 4, block ;) Map Thermal Hill -trer rakland. ANTINS In San Pedro, December 27, 1602, |: Deed given: in ptace. of fafmer deed between | Captain _©O. Anfinsen, beloved hutbnnd of | same parties Séptember. — mmh has been lost; B nsen, father .of iarroll and Ar- [$10. °. en, and brother of B. Anfinsena | Oakland Bank of Savings to’d.: aged 47 -yeats and 11 | beginning .at rner land. des. 280, from. Duncan’ Cameron to ’{"\L" ~ ‘ intances are respect- | thence X Jife of B Sixteenth | end the funetal Thuriday. | steeet said 1ast 1ine o it (nteesection | . at 10:30 o'clock. -from. the | With NW. dary fire_of land described . in ed & Co., 918 Mission street.| deed before referredl io; NE to beginning, East 0 ¥ Cemeterys Hakland; $10. E | Alameda, Decenbet .81 100 |-, Suean . Rice (widow) io Albert D.’Coplin 2 o it ol 3L 10021 single); Tot on N lino of Edward street, 1025 E hyite of W 3. Brow; " B+ N 125, subjéct ta s s, Woal tgire of $1200 (recorded Dec.’ 27.°1902), . aged ; \n!wt to H. A (re- | pers’ Friendship Club No: 10 ermérit | h 9ot - ’,‘.“""ufm":‘}’y_\" 1;. -Intermént . beginning & 14 of lot A and N . - 3 3 .- ‘block 9, Map of Alameda . Park HEWSON—In this ‘eity, December 1902, Alameda; also, interest in Bell, beloved husband of Agnes Bell Hew- "r"m,,fi“ ‘of sale March 9, 63 D. 414, be #on, and father of Josephine and Lenord . ZeChoarey of first party and’Frederick Bin- | Hewson, a native of Californla, 'aged: b il 3 vears 10 morths and 14 days g aith’ H. and 1. F. or Ignatius F. Halton to KUCHMEISTER—In this city; December Edward -Brown, same as third deéd above from 1962, at the residence of her mother, 3 Edward .Brown; $10. Twenty-second street, Mary, idearly beloved |- M. F. Bishop (by H. F..Patterson, commis- wite of Henry Kuclimeiater, mother of Mar- [ sioner); to Anna J. Hogrefe, lots 17 and 18, fon Kuchmelster, dearly beloved daughter of | block 110, Map Bishop -& Hart tract, Alameda; Mary Lavelle, id sister of Nellie F. L500. . the late Frank E., Kitty and Robert E. Joanah and John Tazlor (and as attorney). to velle, a native of San Francisco, aged Edward Clemensen. Iot -on NE line of Buena ve: : 7. | Vista_avenue and Oak-street; E 100 by N 145, JURVEYOR3 REEP - PEOPLE GUESSING: Work Going On at Coyote. Laying Out a Line for the Santa Fe. -Special ‘Dispatch te The Call SAN: JOSE, Dec. 31.—The mystery sur- rourding the workings of the engineers at Coyote station, ten miles south of here, is no nesrer a solution than it was some months ago. It now appears that the survevors and engineers may have a double purpose in view. E. G. Wheeler, who is at tlie head of the { water syndicate, has realized all his hopes. An immense supply of water has been antained aggCovote and the belief derlies the section about Coyote has been confirmed. F. E. Miller, an engineer en- gaged with the surveying perty, is an old Spring Valley Company emplo; and the belief is gaining ground that the San Francisco company is the real promoter of the entérprise. Or aga{n it may be that the Bay Citles Company is but a spub-company-of the Spring Valley. While ditches are being dug snd preparations <‘nmrio for faying a pipe line there seems | to be no definite destination in view. * Grade stakes have been set and surveys run frem ‘Coyote to Gilroy ‘on the south and beyorid. On the north the same work has been carried on right up to the { gouthern city limits of San Jose. These lines closely follow the Coyote Creek. A rumor has it that the surveying parties arc laying out a line of railway, probably for the Santa Fy A-couple of vears ago George T. Dun- lap of Gilroy bought a tract of land run- ning ‘almost ali the distance from Gilroy to San Jose dlong the bank of the Coy- ote Creek. This was always believed to e’ for thé use of ‘the water company, but rithor, which is ever rhangeable, now has it that the purchz may have been made [for a right of way. A pecullar feature of the Coyote developments is that some of the men were revently paid with San- ta i'e time checks. ‘onc_has_been found ‘who is able to the work of the engineers. One shing is certain and that is that there is | to be some big investments and a boom Im the southern end of -the. Banta Clara .(oumy during the..summer . GEOLOGISTS DISCUSS LEARNED SUBJECTS 1 Cm—dilhran Society Cl-nses Its Session by Consideration of Weighty Problems of Science. BERKELEY, Dec. 31.—The Cordilleran | branch of the Goolegical Saciety of Amer- ica. held- its final sesson to-day in South hall of the University. The day was given over to the reading of trea- tises on palacontology and geology by ex- perts upen the subject from -many col- ieges of the Pavific slope. | “The Physiography.of Southern Arizona and - New Mexieco” was the title of a pa- per.by H. W. Fairbanks of Berkeley. “Some- Gypsum Deposits of Northwestern Nevada” was treated by G. D. Lauder- back of Reng, vada. F. M. Anderson of Berkeley read a treatlse upon “Phy- siography and .Geology" of the Sisklyou Range.” A new hypothesis entitled- *'Me- chanics of lgnmus infusion” was read by R. G. Daly of Ontario. Rufus M. Begs of Massachusetts closed the dis- cussion of the day by a paper upon “The Genesis of .Ore Deposits in Boulder ‘County, Colorada." BUSINESS OF RECORDER'S :" OFFICE SHOWS INCREASE OAKLAND, Dee. 3L—The _busines: of the €ounty Recorder’s otiice this year has [ been greater- than ever before. Recorder A. K. as compiled figures showing “n. immense. lume of husin The - to $2,74 55 and There were 19,500 afe-keeping, marriage li- w. “treet. Methodist Epianfil Church, VHH be held E\Fr)’ afterngor, ' beginninz at’ 30 o’clock. - The first one Ias ‘held yesterday- and riés will closé on-January 13 T Ma \\'llll.ams graduated from the ranks of commercia They 1n\l$es to ‘hear him. . Acquire Valuable Books. BER! the work which Professor Jacques Loeb will do in the newly established depart- ment of physiology at the Universityy of California, Librarian J. -C. 'Rowell 44 placed orders with French and German bookseliers for a complete set of refer- ence ‘books, to cost $1200. The choice of books was at the dictation of Pro(csser Loeb himself. ——————— Holiday Tribune Shows Resources. . OAKLAND, Dec. 31.—The Oakland Trib- une has issued a holiday edition that beuts all previous efforts. - It contains a very comprehensive map of Alameda Ccunty, pictures of maunfactories, resi- dences and prominent business men, to- gether with a volume of explanatory read- ing that shows off the resources of Ala- meda County to great advantage. L e e e ) W 75 by § 135, being E half of lot 3, and all of lot 4, block H, mav Paradise Park, Oak- land, subfect todeed of trust for $2800; $10. Oakland Bazk of Savings to Roberts Van- dercock, lots 1 to 5,86 to 40, block J, and-lots 34 to &, block B, map New Town Linn, East Oakland; $10. Raberts 'Vandercook (single) ‘to Charles L. White, same, Oakland; $10. Robert J2. Bush (single) and_ Mrs. Carrie’ F. Young (widow) to Georze X. Young, lot on line of Francisco streat, 184 W of Milbla, lot 8, block B map Janes Tract, A Tividnd (wite of Thoma) to Daleria A. Lester, lot on N line of Center street, 353. W of Shattuck avenue, ‘W 50 by N 13£62, lot 35, block 1, subdivision map block 1, Shattuck Tract, N portfon, plat 68, Kellersbérgers' sur- vey, Berkeley: $3000. ° Warren G. and Mary E. Sanborn to South- ‘ern Pacific Railroad Camuni lot on NE ‘cor- ‘ner of Shattuck avenue and Ward street, E 147.30, N 134:6, W 113.23, S 140, lots 19 to & Ditek A, map 5 pottion ‘ot Biake eetate: wiat 9 ¥, ¥na 1. Peraite Ranche; Berkeigy: 4100, aud Nelkie M. Brown (wife) to Mar- sm ames, 1ot on N line of Franeisco street, W of Shattuck avenue, W 50.-by N 134.67, iot 1L block C. resubdivision, Janes Tracl, Berkeley; $100. . Alameda County. Joseph Westall - (widower) *t¢ Margaref' L. Morgan_(wite of Hiram: H.), lots 27 to 30, Dlock: G, map Laurel Grove’ Bark, "Brookjyn Township: $10. ~ Andrew and Jarie C. Jones “(wite) to Tomass Fiora, lots 2 to 4, block*O, map Andrew Jones -u_?m isons, Brooklyn® Township:® mn( Mary H.. P. L. Bridget M. zabeth Hassett and Carrie Basselt Tviiowy 1o William: Corbin, lot on E e of Bassett sireet, 100 N of Lloyd uenm. 37:8 by E, 100, lot 9 and S half.of lot 10, B, that an -immense resérvoir of water un-- 88,16, leaving. a. ism and is weéll fortified to- talk .to business men, whom’ he especllily H LEY, Dec. 31.—To ‘prepare for | CTHURSDAY, : Refuse to Expla._in the 'Defenée in the .—’I‘ixigley‘ | . Man& Believe That They Are Exceptions Are Taken'fi;)- the . SAN DIEGO, Bec. | | ! { | nd .evening, & ! m.a Fruitvale Station Tract, Brooklyn Town- $10. hn F. una Grace Hagerty (wife) to Cerna- lu-arlunn on SW fornar of c ave- ‘nue al Charles street, S 50 by W 101:5, lots 1 M!,hxwk:.m‘l‘ulorml’-n 3 ‘uper. the orders which- he had received, 1t she haa been told that should she tell fa lic arents relented and said they waum give | H Murrish & fam, I'P'J Mulligan, Seattle |Mixs I, Campbell § R JANUARY 1, 1903, GOURT EXGLUDES MUCH TESTIMONY Libel Suit Is Not Rulings Shutting Out Evidence. > 31,—To-day's x.;rocé.c\l- ings in the -Tingley-Times trial were more inicresting anent the evidence excluded than that admitted, Willis Freeman from Chicago, who was at the Point Loma col- ony for some time, testified that he nad served as une of the guards. The defense,’| which had called him, undertook- his ex- amipation upon the line of his duties and but the court would not permit the an- .swers, holding that ‘the allegation was that “armed men guard this place of Bot- ror’' and ‘that evidence relating to the guarding was not competent until it had Leen proven a place of horror. Later the: cefendant produced Miss Irene Willls, from Haunnibal, Mo., who told of going to Point Loma to see her sister, who was an intate, A series of questions was asked of her as to thé conditian in which her sister was found; if she was taken away and if | she. was placed under the care of-a physi- clan. The answers were excluded, one after the other. This witness was on the’ stand when céurt adjourned ‘over New Ycar's day, but up to. that time she had °n permitted to testify to pothing essen- r A'chila who ‘spent a few weeks'at Point i Loma said very positively in reply to-a auestion that she had not had enough to | eat while there. The defendant’ asked her | if she had been told that Mrs..Tingle had power to do anything ‘she liked an: her tongue would rot in. her mouth, Judge Torrance in excluding the answer | took occasion to admonish the defendant’ counsel that any more questioning’ along | this Itne would not be permitted by the court. argument and much tinve by the court in defining rulings. To ll\zs(’( rulings the defendant not anly excepted, | but to the remarks mace by the court-in | Celivering them. The the this latter exveption -wi akeri-was u\anl what the court had sald tended to pass upent the weight of e\ldente jn the pres- ence of the jury g 5 | as-consumed | CHINESE BOY ATTEKPTS TO CleIT SUICIDE Objects to Eeing Tnken From Home’ 2 and Sent to an Insti- ! tution. { Ah Sam. a Chinese boy 14 years of ‘::\g_e.‘ living with his parerits at 709 Dupont[ street, was taken’ before Police Judge Fritz yesterday by Policeman McMurray of the California Society for the Preven- tion of Craelty ta Children; as his parents / had complained to thé soctety that the boy was in the habit of staying-out late ts and would not obey them. It ‘was intended to send the boy to the Boys' and Girls’ Aid Society, but-he begged so Pit- eocusly to be ‘s that his him suother chance. . When McMurray iwent -to. the el about 10 v'clock yvesterday morning the boy was in bed and refused to get up. He was pulled out of bed and.McMurray. gan dressing him. ‘The hoy made a break from McMurray and-ran teward his hed but was'caught before reaching it. Un- der the pillow a knife’was found; and it was suspected that he ‘wanted to get pos- session’ of the knife to o -himself an in jury. Belng fojled ‘in that’ attempt h grasped his throat with both hands and tried.to choke hlmself McMurray thought he .would soon tire of the experiment, but when he began to turn purple McMurray thought it was tinte to interfere. His in- terition was evidently to play upon the feelings of his parents so as to prewnk them from sending him away. ‘.- Desire -Néw ‘Church. . BERKELEY, Dec. 31.-At the quarterly conference. of the congregs 3 “Trinity Methodist Church. hérd last night, it was devlded to. empower ‘the trastees of the parisl to consider t erecting & iew’ ‘chufch and to proceed [ with its construction or to materially ins crease the capacity of. the building now being used: It wa 1y report, that the cofl bers 514 members, KEW W CaiC Flynn, Stockton 'E Overmire, -Reddng J E Flynm, Stockton H I Webb.& w, Radng W' W Flynn, Stockton .L H Curtis. & T Cntr G B Shannom.Sausalito | C.F Woods, San. Jose Miss M Walace,S Rafl Li.1, Jessup, Vallejo Miss © Doran,S Rafael H P Bucll, Watsonville 3 1. Thompson, Bakrsfid. 4 McKinley, Vallejo |H Stratton, Bakersfleld I E Coolen, Vallejo W Dumont; .Fresno C M Goss, Watsonville ‘M Nelson, San Mateo W.E Grant, Watsonvil Miss L Dumas,S Mar E E Elliott, Watsonvil J Francis, San Mateo Mrs V R Wood, Mont |W: Duggan, Mifibrae P:J Murtha, Panama- |R “Robertson, Watsnvil 4 R Hillis, San Jose - |}’ Hopkins, Baden, Pauline Zlmmermln. |3 Mull S_Barbara San Jose ° R Flapi#an, S Barbara TP Callaghan & w, [Miss A Flanigan.s Br| Walnut Grove iss L Flanigan.s Brb J Murray, Walnut Grv [Ii Jordan, Gilroy . M);; i’i leuell,l Sc-lule ‘!l;) E Jordan, Gilrpy 3 amilton, T, |S*E Baker, San € E Drummond, L. Gats - £ COMMERCIAL NEWS © Continued From Page Eight. Following were the sales on the Pac.ac Stock Exchange yesterday: Morning Session. : 600 Alpha .... 800 Hale & re. 500 Alpha . S00 Justice 553 500 Andes .. 400 Mexican 300 Belcher 150 Ophir .. 300 Belcher 800 Overman .. 200 Belcher, B 200 Overman 200 Best & Belch.l 05/ 900 Overman 500 Bullion 04 200 Overman. 100 Caledonia - 300 Overman “100 Caledonia - Overman 100 Caledonla .. 300 Overman cm Qv Quermast 37 3?. 200 Savage - 201300 Seg Belcher Belche, 1 400 g’!’ver il 251700 Utah ... 27 al 27, 200 Gould & 200 Gould & Cuf. Cur. 200 Belcher 300 Belcher 500 Bullion . i * 200 Challenge m‘ 150 Con C & V137 200 Confidence ...1 500 Gould & Cur. 28 200 Gould & Cur. 21\ 200 Hale & Norc. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1.4 p. m, Bid. Ask. own by the guarter. | m"! TRAVEL | A : s .! s and are due to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. - A ear- of Cook Books , Foot of Market Street ) has just arrived from Chicago ARRIVE and they are ready for!distri- i 7.25¢ . bution at the business office { itte: ':Lnur'!uk-{ 7 of thisx paper. All- Cail sab- | | nez; Sn Kamoo. e | ™ listoga, Sauta Rosa,. 8.25¢ seribers are entitled to a copy | | n.fi',’}f.:,.f,.;.‘fi nights Lavdiog, of this zreat Cook Book at Oroville. 7.58% the premium price of fifty fress - Ogdenand Ensi. 10.284 cents. 4.25¢ An additional charge of 20 ville'. X cents to pay expressage will | A Shasta Express— avis, v\zun-in- be required from out of town. | | >(for -Bartlett Springs). Willows, subscribers ‘ordering by mail. | | s Rvarmeons. Seagn <13 \lone, Sacramenty, Placerviile, THE CAI.L CALBXDAB. amn X a5 AL ty Express Janmry, 1603. 3 Lathrop,St 3 Fresno, Bukerstield, Raymond, Los Angeies and New Orleans. Vallejo. Martine: and Way Statlons The Overiand 1 655» Denver, Oma §.25¢ : | .‘3 gr —| & e {1817 Benicin, Winters. Sucramnento, . Woodiand. Witlows. Knights taryas flie. 10-55a 7662 2254 4.257 i | 18.55+ , Livermore. ........ | 111,554 The Owl Limited—Fresn Bakersdeld. Sau Barbars, Los Au State Limited Sie Owl Train) .. 8554 ) Port Costa, Tracy, L 10.254 ny's st jers at attle. Martinez, Antloch. Stockts Poror, Vigtorte \" v ced. Raymond. Fresno. 12250 HEAY 30r Niles. San Jome Local 10.854 Hayward. 3 S i 4 m., Jan. 2, > Vailejo .. ... 3 nd hange at Seattle to (hlu cnmpnny- ' steamers Ovlental - Mal} =-Ogien, - Denver, for_Alaska and_G. Omata. St Loils Chicagy. ... & “ For Eureka (Humboldt. Bay) Sarinens Westhousd: w8Sa m. Jan. 4, 10, 1 San Pabi Port Costa, Martines 30 p. m., Jan. aud Way 8 & . For ‘Los Angeles (via. Port Los Angetes Redondo); San - Diego and Santa. Santa Reaslia. ‘Sundays, a. m. State of. California. 9 a. ., P every Thufsday . thereafte JWr Hayward, N1l For Ramona Ram * Hight NF"\“?'! t | date. E i TFCRET U}'FICE 47 New > Montgomery P - Freight off Hours of .the dm,v«ere spent in; ° Los Angeles (via San ‘Pedtd. and LINE (Marrow Gauge), ot of Matket Street (ewnrk, Centerv Feitor. Roni X, Cruz and Way Stations..... ?2|Sr Newark, Ceatervilte, New Almaden: Felton, s CdA%T .. Cayucos, Port Harfor: Huerieme and ona. 4185 Newark. Sas Jose, Los Gatos. change steamers or !ainc',; Saturday only L 435 pw Sunday OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. & AN FIRANCISCO. Foot of Market St. (SUp & 47218 900 Tl A 1.00 3.00 5|l'l From OAKLAND, Fode of Droadway — f5:00 $8:00 <7 #8:05 10:00 ae. < 1200 2.00 4.00 . lace Hotel). 10. Markeés street. D." DUNANN, “Gen. Passenger A 10 Marl “Geor' W upon_ wlifch; | 28, Fei “Gol 22, Mareh 4. O COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). CEDITa and Townsend S ations. Statlons. 7 umbia“'salis “Jan. 3, 13;" 23, Feb: 2.1 feamiship Line fo PORTLAND, OR. and short- call line-from Portland to all -poin’ Through tickets. to ‘all points, .all raik oi Statlons .. 10.457 o amship. and . ’rail, Pacific Expre Steamer "_tickets. Angel . AtT1a. fre D Pactfie 11.38a T ¥ Mon‘t(flm- San Jose. Tr Capttol pp e SantaCriz, Pacl *. Salinas, K 8an Lals) Oblspe- and Principal P Intermedint ations . TflYo KISEN KAISH ".n Tone and S 13 : —— = and Way Stat <Faon . (ORIENTAL !TEAHSH’IP CO'J Sln Jose y Stat 7.300 & Del Monte Express— San Jos Steamers will leave wharf, corrier Firat’ and: roy. Holllster, Santa ¢ Brannan stree at 1 p. m., for YOKOHAI‘A Monue, M and HONGKONG. calling ut. Kobe (Hiogoy, | 12180 Nagasaki and Shanghat. na rnnnecunl' Horgkong with steamers for Xndl cargo § 8. AMERICA MARWY 8. S HONGKONG MARU-Thurs, &8 recelved on’ board .on day of fiing turday. Jam s 19, 1 '?'n.g* Stn, Feb. NIPPGN MARU (via_Manila)® San Jose, Gilroy and Wiy St Princtpal Way Stati San Jose and Principal Way Betmont. 19.004 tations 18.004 attons. Eastbound s b d “MARIPOS S, 3. SPREERELS BOS.0. A, Tekitfien H3Markta. Freight Offce, 329 wn.,'fih y & 'fifi. Orleans. n11 46 Pal a11.450 San . s . P for Afternoon. % Saturdsy and Sunday only § Stops at all statlons on § : ¥ Sunday excepted. . Satarday only. @ Coumects AT Fresoo, fir Visalia v € Via Coast Line f Tuesday and Fy/day 4 Coanection may he made at Goshen Je. with trate day. “tor Tahfti, Jan. Sunday only. tér Hogolulu, m. ALAMEDA, 2 p. b tratn for Hanfoed. W YORK, St. Pa CHA Jau. 3, 10 ag/Finland.Jan.; 1 Zeeland.Jan. 10, 10 ; Kroonl'd. Jan TAYLOR. G A P.C. i from Bakersfield 1 n Dafly except S w Via San Joaqut CALIFORNiA MJITB'[STI:“ RY. Ll LESSEES 'H‘ FTANGISCO ARy NGRTA PACIFIG m BAILWAY COMPANY. t- Tiburon rerry, Foor o Market St AMERICAN - LINE. .. SOUTHAMPTON; LONDO; 7, 10 am Fries! ul. Jan. RED STAR YINE, . © NEW YORK., ANTWERP, PARES. York. Agents, 6 Montgoriery avenue. Ticket: o Sleamezs GEN. FRISBIE or ummm nd | 9:45 3. m.. 3:13 and 8:30 Novato day. Sunday, 9:45 a. m., Vallejo, 7 a. m., 12 — Sunday. Sunday, 7a. m.; Petaluma cents. Tele and olfl& pler B Santa Rosa e Fuiton 7:30 a) ‘Windsor 5:00p| Healdsburg Lytton - Geyserville Cloverdale conum: GENERALE TRANBATLANTI| [ECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARJ: ling ev s‘utr‘:;d.l{ v:r. foot of ‘Morton First-cluss to’ Havre, $10 and opward.. Sec. and-class o Havre 345 and AGENCY FOR uumn SFAT) ADA, 32 ‘Broadway To CHICAGO Deity 'q_(m FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. 5:10, c.w P. m. Thursdays—Extra trip at_11:30 m. Saturdays—Extra trips ac Lv 1:50 and ll 30 p mo - | SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:50, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:38, '5:00 and 6:20 p. m. L!AX ILAFAEL TO_SAN FRANCISCO. 7:50. 9:20, 11:13 K DAYS— m.7 12:80, 3:40, 5:00. zu‘p. m. Satur- lays—Extra trips at 205 and 6:35 p. m, NDAYS—-8:00, 9:40, 11:15 a. m.; 1:40, 3:40, l&.l‘w unm Thursday, uz-m& a. m., (mnmuu. 0 ypward. GEN. and ‘bullding), gFacific” Coa.. rnnelsh.. %15 s sold by all Railroad Ticket Azénts .- e I FTGAZT Arrive San Francisco. Destina- tion. U, S FAVY YARD Mfl'"flfl& Ignacio Hopland Ukiah Willits 17:38 1 5 vl 6209 Guerneville | 7:35 p|10:30 10:40 2/ 6:20 9 tages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs and White Sulphur Springs; at Fulton for Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdale for the Geysers and Booneville: ‘at Hopland for Duncan Springs, Highland Springs, Kelseyville, Carisbad Springs, Soda Bay, Lakeport ai Bartlett Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, | In Ideal Train ° | For Those Who atatoga Springs. Blue Lakes, Laurel Deli e &¥itter Sprngs. Upper Lake. Pomo, Pot- Seek the Best o Yalley, John Day's, Riverside, Lietley's, o Hucknell's Sanhedrin Heights, Hullville, Orr's Hot i aif-way House, Comptche, Stevens, ins, Mendocino City, Fort t Willits for Sherw: "‘:&“‘:‘flonflm Cummings, ‘rfll: Olsen’s, Dyer, Pepperwood, .:h‘ E‘!l":\m‘dly to Monday round-trip tickets at res duced rates. On Sundays—Round-trip tickets to all pofnts ‘beyond San Rafael at half rates. SANTA FE TRAINS Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. Lim’d | Local [Ov'rl'd o Ticket office, 650 Market st, Chronlcie Iflllflln‘ R. X. RYAN, . C. WHITI\G = WUHTH ‘INIRE FAILROAD. Via Sausalito Ferry. SAN ml&é&"‘i’u’ux‘&.“vm FRO! ¥) Py AND lAN wm night ot the “Tevers of Tamal- B:00 A| pusy 120 ma.'-‘ returaing leaves at :- m., Sundays—Point Reyes -u a. and way “‘-.“dl_l--y