The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 7, 1903, Page 13

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1903. PERSONALS. | ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfarn. | tumisbed spony ¢ en suite rd, bet Mis: rooms for | Apply_ to th and 7th week; reas oom. 13 . - 2 7 HARRISON, 84 " Fourth—Fipely fur- , ns: bath; 41l conveniences; : TOWARI ne. Third (8 David's)—Sunny Pumisne ms en suite le; clean | N It ¥ ] 3 £1 50 $5 per week: reading room - s ring, 2 s suite suitable for NERt hous Sk Keeping rooms for gentlemen; nicely | ¥ = ¥ n corner 8th—Newly fu: bays | $1 per week s and week, Mo, TED adv 1 at Call Te. W Filmi 1. orti. nents and at 1096 ROOMS AND BOARD. Fandsomely far- n house, ele- < European tUuMS AND BOARD WAN REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR SALE, ADQUAR ARK LOTS DF.. SAta & NOTICES. eas es . have been received at b > climat less Children, alucs are o, half- he = p- - s B rom th an, 6 years and halt-orphan y ’ sy held_at the | arg & ¥ s, ESDAY, Jan- | and aged aged 11 & Van Cc hone ge & Moving Co. tel Priv. Ex 630 Market st.; ut rates age Co. ping at 1 840 htuss. advances mad 941. F. W. 7 “urniture Moving Com- ; phone Jackson 281. < i ——— " STAMMERING OR STUTTERING. 0 e Ema . $60 » Rancho | STAMMERI réd by celebrated Melbourne | - - aveured, oa et wx & Market: xvaraptoe tar . e e L L e T T e v | TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. A o~ YPE TERS—We than any rypewriter telephone Main 26 a = and D NOTICES. sections of California. Land _Depart . AMERICAN GUARANTY & TRUST € January 6, 1903—Div »20-1-2-3 Hapwar No. 205, forty i - u:d ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. books IDWARD, McGARY CALIFOKNIA Safe Deposit and Tr corner California and Montgomery sts. r the six months ending December l, dividends have been declared on de- in the savings department of this as follows: On term deposits at f 3 6-10 per cent per annum, and on ordinary deposits at the rate of 3 per | cent per annum, free of tax and paysble | ©n apd after Friday, January 2, 1903. Divi- | Gepds uncalled for are adéed to the pricel- pal after Janvary 1, 1803. J. DALZELL | BROWN, Manager. clock p. m. cretary i o it Loan Soclety, 101 Montgomery er—The “board of directors for t term ending De- he rate of three and one- T cent per annum on de- taxes, and payable on ani 2, 1905, Dividends not called KELEY ADVERTISEMENTS BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. tor are adc dividend as Jan rom and - after | W. CARMANY, | | Powder Com- | N of fitty cents ié issued capital stock as been declared pa company, rooms 202, Iding, San Francisco, ransfer books on lose Jan. 3, atate of H. J. . deccased Notice is _hereby (hé undersigned, JOHN FARNHAM, | trator of the estate of H. J. BUN- deceased, to the creditors of and all heving claims against the said de- to exhibit them with the necessary ers, within four months after the first »n of this notice. to the sald admin- | at room sronicle building, the | . place for the transaction of e business of the sald estate in the city n Francisco, State of Cal AM. Administrator estate of H. J. BU % SLL, deceased MtGU\\'A_§ Attorney for Adminis. e g MARKIAGE LICENSES. ‘he following marriage licenses were issued UAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFI(;E. ms BROAI;WA\:. OAKLAND REAL ¥ H. VOSE GEO, Sdnta Cruz, and Anna , Santa Cruz. de, Martini, Katle Campodonico, Stockton 24, 18173 verdale, and Rosina 04KLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. X i, 42, Ci verdale. - ~ b Rowe, 26, 965 Sutter street, and FURN heap this month. H. | 1., meyer, 17. 301 Third avenue. SCH venth st.. Oakland. 29, 952 Mission street, and 31 Third street > 4 Turk _street, 1164 Page strect 511 Eighth street, and Er- ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. and Eva rear—Two unfurnish- v 1 stable; « nestine De 1071 Page sireet E - g Francis . 279 Stevenson street, » housekeeping rooms; one | and Eva ¥ * Turk street Jose nita . 51A Rausch street, and 1932 Stockton street Sunr, nge; Yay-window | A bath, laundry. | Bmms_MRRuGES—DEAm Heydenreic 1 and housekeeping | bay-windos £11 4 | Birth, marriage and death notices sent by | mail will not be inserted. They must be handed urnished sunn; | in at eithes of the publication offices and be © | indorsed with the name and residence of per- | eons authorized to have the same published. nts and subscriptions | ofice. 2200 Fillmore, MARRIED. wments and | ANDERSON—BRIGGS—In this city, January . 1905, by the Rev. William Rader, Fred- orick 1. Anderson and Mamie J. Briggs, both of San Francisco. )N—LEWIN—In Oakland, January 4, i by the Rev. Dr. A. B. J. Brown of San Francisco, Julius Aronson and Frances both of Oakland. ‘GRAHAM-In this city, January . Willlam Rader, Joseph Marion R. Graham, both of CLASSIFIED advertis received et Call bran n ROOMS TC LET—Furn. and 234 McAllister —New upward; M-Allister somest grill ¢ BRUNSWICK elegant. cars 0 148 House, Sixth—Rooms $1 25 to 85 per week and rooms; cpen all night. and San Francisco. McDONALD—VAN STAN—In this city, Janu- 33, by the Rev. William Rader, Award McDonald of Acamvo, Cal., and Clara Van Stan of San Francisco. YDER—-HARRISON—In this city, January 1. 1903, by the Rev. Bradford Leavitt, Al- bert K. snyder and istelle J. Harrison. DIED. Armstrong. Flizabeth N Aldridge. Emma J. Butler. Mrs. E. M. Market st (or £ $1. £1 50 night; se open all might: rnished roems in r & lady, $6 per monmth, URNETT, 1426 Market (old No. 1364) Fur. bed rooms, suites, single: alko furnished IFFORD, 204 Ellis srnished sunny ivate famil | cor. Mason—Elegant] rooms; prices reasonable. A€ 321 (Mozart)- cely furn. Tooms 3 #1550 wight; 8150, $6 week: open ali nigl «Gorhey, John T. O'Brien, Katie - > ~ < reen, John H. Pelouze, Willlam 8. VELL. 180» 1 furnished. 1 unfurnished front Haxhousen, Marcel Reese, Margaretta sunny room; reasonable; epposite Panbandle; Brivate tamily; references. el g Hogan, Mary A. Holman, Alexandrine Holzheiser, Peter Kelly, John L Wilhelma Lillie, James . Tabocovich. Teodor Vermell, Anastasie Warren, Sarah A. Wilke, J. 0. F. Wong' Lung McCarthy, Robert & Woolf, D. Barney Munday, Lizzie Young, Richard Myers,” Catherine ALDRIDGE—In this city, January 6, 1005 mma J., beloved wife of Alfred E. Al- dge, a native of New Jersey. ARMSTRONG—In Oakland, January 6, 1903, lizabeth, wife of W. W. Armstrong, and mother of Franklin Graffen, Georgie Irene and Hradley A. Armstrong, a native of Maine, aged 44 years 11 months and 28 days. TLER—A month’s mind mass will be cele- brated Thursday morning, January 8, at 9 o'clock, at Iznatius Church, for the re- pose of the soul of Mrs. Elizabeth M. But- fer. ¥ s and acquaintances are invited JRHEY-~In this city, January 2, 1903, Jobn T. Gorhey, a native 'of Boston, Mass., aged 7 yeers. ¥ ¥Friends and acquaintances are respect- illy invited to attend the funeral to-day Wednésday), at 2 o Kk, from the parlors the United Undertakers, 866 Mission street, between Fourth and Fifth, Interment Hill Cemetaer: EFN_—In this eity, BI January 4, 1903, John Henry Green, a native of Hull, Engignd, aged years. A member of Marine E gineers' Association No. 35. § Funeral will take place Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, ter, Mrs Inferment pr: HAXHOUSy In this city, January 5, 1903, Marcell, beloved brother of . August Hax- housen, a native of Germany, axed 22 years. [ Kemains at the mortuary chapel of the te. Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2483 Mission street, near Twenty-first. 3$—In tais city, January 6, 1903, Wil Havyes, beloved father of Lesile W and brother of Mrs. M. C. Igge, & native of Ohlo, aged 53 vears HOGAN—In this city, January 6, 1903, Mary Ann Hogan, a native of England, aged 64 ends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to uttend the funeral Thursdas January 8, 1803, at 2:30 o'clock, from the mortuary chapel of Julius S. Godeau, 303 Montgomery avenue. Iuterment Laurel Hill Cemetery HOLMAN Ales age .o HOLZ Pt city, January 6, 1903, a native of New York, In’ this rine Holman, years. Funeral private. iEISER—In this city, January 6, 1903, Holzheiser, beloved husband late Phillipena Holzheiser, and father of the late Charies A., G. Fred and William P. Holzheiser and Mrs. E. V. Schmidt, a na- tive of Bawi Germany, aged 60 years 10 months and 23 days. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral Frida Janu at 2 k, from his late res: dence, ‘allejo street. Interment Laurel K Junuary 4, 1903, John A native of England, aged 35 vears. reral will take place to-morrow at 10 o'clock, from the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher Undertaking Com- | ) Fifth street, thence to St. Patrick’s for services. Interment Holy .Cross pany Church city, January 6, 1903, Wilhelma, d daughter of Frank and the iine Leis, .and devoted sister of rose. Josephine, Monroe, Christa- late Joseph Leis, a native of . aged § years 4 months and In this city, January 6, 1903, James, beloved husband of Maria Lillle, a gland, aged 68 years 10 months native o acquaintances are respect- nd the funeral to-morrow 8 a 30 o'clock, from the par- = of Monahan & Co. 9 and 2341 M street, near Ninetcenth, where servy be held, under the auspices of Court bin Hood of Foresters. Cremation at Odd Fellows' Crematory. McCARTHY—In this city, Robert Stanislaus, son of Catherine C. and the late Denis McCarthy, a native of San Franeisco. L The funeral will take place to-mdrrow (Thursday), from his late residence, 1139 Guerrero street, thence to St. James Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be brated for the repose of his soul, commenc- k. Interm Holy Cross tric funeral car. SCHAAF)—In this city, Janu- Lizzie, dearly beloved wife of Josepa Munday, loving daughter of Mrs. C Blanken, and stater of Willlam, Leno and Bernard’ Schaaf and Mrs. Louis Brandt, a ative of San Francisco, aged 23 years and 5 months. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily Invited to attend the funeral services Thureday, January 8, 1963, at 2 o'clock, at the undertaking parlors of Edw. Castagnetto - & Co., 643 Vallejo street, between Montgom- ery avenue and Stockton street.” Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. 2 MYERS_In this city, January 5, 1903, Cath- erine Myers, beloved mother of Minnle and Otto Myers, Elizabeth Eichler, Mrs. Daniel Shea and Mrs. Carrie Pembridge, a native of Baden, Germany, aged €9 years 1 month and 13 day T Friends and acquaintances are respect- will January 5, 1903, fully invited to altend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, from her late | residence, 1334 Pacific street. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SIER—In this city, January 6, 1903, Peter, beloved husband of Mathilde Nessier, father Louts, Carl and Hilda Nessier, and brother Louis, Joseph, Anton and Morris Nesstcr nd Mrs. Winkelreed, a pative of Canton Wallis, Switzerland, aged 43 years 4 months and 16 days Lena, Maurice, John, Annfe, essie O'Brien and Mrs. J tive of County Cork, Ireland, O BRI wife of William mother of Lulu, nuary 5, 1903, Kate, Brien,” dearly beloved Charles, James, Lo- retta and the late Joseph O'Brien, and sister Willie, of Mrs. H._ Johnson and George Cuniffe, a native of San Francisco, aged 36 years ¢ months and 8 days. §7 Friends und acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow Thursday). at 8:30 o'clock, from the resi- dence of her sister, 12 Redwood court, off Howard street, between Sixteenth and Seve: teenth. tbence to St. Charles Bor Church for services at 9 o’clock. Holy Cross Cemetery "BRIEN —In this city, January 5, Katie, beloved wife of the late Frank O'Brien, lo ing mother of Willie and Emma Hartnett, and sister of Mrs. M. Hogan and the late Mary Ann Powers, Cork, Ireland, aged 42 rs. EFFriends and acquaintances are respec fuily invited to attend the funeral to- y (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from her late résidence, 187 Harriet street, near Harrison, thence to St. Patrick's Church for services at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- te LOT ltam S, beloved husband of Laura'A. Pe. louze, a native of Boston, Mass., aged T4 years 11 months and 24 d. REESE—In this city, January 4, 1903, Mar- garetta, beloved wife of the late Evan A. Reese, ‘and beloved mother of Mrs. James r and Lizzie V. Reese, a native of aged S2 years G The funeral will take place (Wednesday). at 8:30 o'clock, from her late residence, 819 Capp street, thence to SL. Peter's Church, Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHEPER—In this clity, January 6, 1903, Carston, dearly beloved husband of Meta heper, devoted father of Mrs. A. Halk and Eda Scheper. and brother of John Schepe a native of Hanover, Germany, aged {0 years 10 wonths avd 7 days. SIMBOORA—In' tiis city, January 5, 1903, Antionfo, beloved husband of Diamanti Sim- boora, and brother-in-law of Augustine Cha- zapis, a nati of Greece, aged 48 years. TABOCOVICH—In this city, January 5, 1903, Teocor Tabocovich, beloved brother of Mil van Tabocovich, a native of Herzegovina, aged 25 years 4 months and 6 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services to-riorrow (Thursday), at 10 o'clock, at the Rursian Church, Powell and Union streets. Interment Servian Cemetery. Remains at the funeral parlors of Joseph Hagan, 177 | Sacramento street, near Polk. [ NEAREST THE Ciiy ] MT.OLIVET CEMETERY | RENRY J. CALLACHER Co. DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mer " FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth st.. opposite Lincoln School. Teiephone South 80, REMOVED TO NEW STORE. UNITED UNDERTAKERS, Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Formerly in Metropolitan mfla. Now at MISSION. Tel. South 167. Fetween Fourth and Fifth, Near Fifth st. Finest equipments at Moderate Rates. JAMBS MCcGINN, bhas Formerly with McGinn new Funeral Parlors at 214 % ‘Taylor and Jones. Telephone South PEMOVAL NOTICE CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO., funeral direc- and embalmers, formeriy of 52-56 Mint have removed to their new and modern ers at 420 GOLDEN GATE AVE. Phone Lol av ana South 47. of the | IEN—In th January 6, 1903, at c 55 Alabama stredt, Hanna, | e Simon O'Brien, and | a native of the City of | ZE—In Oakiand, January 6, 1903, Wil- | to-day | s | 1ot SERVIAN Benevolent Society of Angels Camp ““The officers and members of the above society are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our deceased brother, Teodor Ta- bocovich, to-morrow (Thursday), at 10 o'clock, - from Russian Church, Powell and Unjon streets. By order E. BIELICH, Secretary. MEIL~—In this city, January 4, 1903, Ana- | . stasie &, beloved wife of J. L.. Vermeil, mother of Mrs. W. J. Resing and Charles, Albert, Matilda., Pauline and Kleanore Ver- meil, and sister of Mrs. J. C. Sala, Mrs. F. Bellisle and Mrs. J. Huant, a native of New York, aged 50 years 2 months and 27 days. € Friends and acquaintances are, respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes- day. January 7, 1903, at 10 g'clock, from her Jate residence, 2651 Howard street. Please omit flowers. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery. WARREN—In this city, January 5, 1905, Sarah A. Warren. dearly beloved mother of Mrs. H. E. Morken and W. D. Stone, a native of Monroe County, New York, aged 53 vears 1 month and 14 days. (Rochester, N. Y., pa- pers_please copy.) 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 2:50 o’'clock, from the resi- dence of her daughter, 246° Palmer street, near Chenery. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral ‘car. WILKE—In this city, at his residence, 3380 Eighteenth street, January 5, 1903, J. ! beloved husband of Margaret Wilke, _ father of Mrs. F. N. Davidson, a native of Germany. T7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, from the Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Seventh and Market Streets, under the auspices of Apollo Lodge No. 123, I 0. O. F. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. W G LUNG—In this city, January 5 1903, Wong Lung, a native of China, aged 4i years. WOOLF—In this city, January 4, 1902, D. Bar- ney Woolf, beloved brother of Mrs. Hermaa Levy, a native of England, aged 70 years. “EFFriends are respectfilly invited to at- tend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock, from the residence of his sister, 922 Eddy street. Cremation 1 O. O. F. Cemetery. | YOUNG—In this city, January 5, 1903, Ricl ard, beloved husband of Martha J. You A. Foreman Jr., a native otland, aged 73 years. and father of M) of Edinburgh, S EFFriends are respectfully invited -to at- | tend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), af 9:30 o' clpek, his Jate residence, 145 Ouk street. "I Drivate. —_— LADIES TENDER MUSICAL RECEPTION TO COMPOSER Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDowell Are Highly Entertained With Song and Music. The ladies of the San Francisco Musical | Club tendered a musical reception to Mr. |and Mrs. Edward McDowell yesterday afternoon at the Century Club Hall, 1215 Sutter street. More than three huncred guests were | present, among whom being the most | noted musiclans of this city. 5 A very enjoyable musical programme was rendered. A number of Mr. McDow- | €l's compositions were sung by Miss Alva { Berglund and highly applauded by the Buests present. Instrumental selections were rendered by Miss Heine, Mrs. Oscar Cushing and Mrs. Eugene Holden. The reception committee was composed of Mrs. George E. Bates, Mrs. James A. | Watt, Mrs. Charles Farrell, Miss Mary | Martin and M —_———————— |REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. | = | TUESDAY, January 6. | na Davis, ot on S line | 6 E of Polk, E 26:6 Jacob Samuels to S of Greéfiwich street, 1 by S 137:6; $10. t William H. and Lydia J. Wharff to Jeremiah | and Lena Donovan, lot on N, Ifne of Green | street. 25 E of Laguna. E 25 by N 100; §10. Emma G. Butier to Max E. Hornlein, lot on | SE oorner of Sutter and Webster streets, E 137 :6; 10, . and Elenora Otto to Louise Otto, lot on N line of Waller street, 167:6 W of Bu- | chanan, W 25 by N 120: $10. Emma Ruggles to Julia B. Cloak and Emma | H. Ruddock, lot on line of Page street, 100 W of Webster, S 137:6 by W 25; gift. Emilie L. Pfaff to Cathe Brannan, lot com- 137 W_of Brode street and | S of . W 57:6 by 9:7%, quit- | m deed; $10. Hobart Estate Company (a_corpofation) to Thomas H. and Mary L. Larkins, lot on W | line of Guerrero street, 155. N of Fifteenth, N 25 by W 131:9: $2300. | Same to David C. and Fannie M. Coleman, ine of Guerrero-street, 200 N of Fif- teenth, N 25 by W 131:9; $2300, id ’l'. Coleman to Fannie M., Coleman, gift. Anna Meyer o John Hadeler, lot on SE cor- ner of Sixteenth and Sanchez ktreets, S 90 by B ; $10. | _ William D. Gheen to Ellen ¥. Gheen, ot on | | W line of Florlda street, 104 N of Twenty-first, | N %6 by W 100; gift. | i | Maria T. Eliiott to Marie T. Elliott (adopted daughter), E line of Fair Ouaks street, 1110 N of Twenty-sixth, N 26 by E 125; gift. | Same to O. H. Eiliott, same: $10. Ludwig Seeliger to J. F. and Louise K. Jot on N line of Twepty-ninth street, Chu N 114 by S10. J. F.' Ketterer to Ludwik S line of Sanchez street, 105 18 by E 560; $10. Kent J. C. and Minnie F. Seymour to Frank M. Parcells, undivided swo-thirds of ot on line of Twenty-third street. 210 W of Dia- | mond street, W 25:10 by S 114; $10. iiger. lot of Dunc: on N n, Frank M. Parcells to Charlotte H. Fostér, undivided two-thirds of same: $10. { James Dunsmuir to Wellman Estate Com. | | pany (a corporation), lot on W_line of Fast street, 40 2 NW to point ' 6, quitclaim deed; $G Dunsmuir's Sons Company (a corporation), to | same, same: $100, Bophie E. Chaquette to Jennie P. Jones, o N Nue of Glover street, 160:6 W of Jo | W23 by N 60; $10. | Mary Gavin to Margaret T Buker, lot on N hine of Jackson street, 100 © of Hyde, by N 68:6: gift. 3 Benjamin Z. and Sarah A hard F. Thiele, 1ot on E line of T 1 e to Bern- rkin street, S of Greenwich, S T 87:6; $10. | William W. Fisher to. Wales L. Palmer, I | on SW line of Baldwin eourt. 185 NW of Fol- | som street, NW 15-by SW 40: $10, R and Bella Lillenthal to Charles J ,‘lot on E line of Sixth avenue, 134 N ke street, N 25, E 123:6, § 25 | 122:2%; $10. R | “Same’to Margaret Y. Bartley (w | 1ot on xth avenu: | street, oS $10. Caroline Knapp to Edward 5. Butler, lot on lne of Thirtleth avenue, 2 J street, W 133:6% K N 25 by E 12 $10. . Abram §_and Eiiza U. Valentine to Jacob Heyman Company, lot on N line of J street. € E of Forty-seventh avenue, E 25 by 160;- $10. Solomon and Dora Getz to Emma F. Elliot, lot on E line of Forty-ninth avenue, 187:6 S of L street. S 25 by E 1207 $10. me to Mary Eillot, lot on E line of For- , 212:6 8§ of L street, S 25 by udine A. Holmberg to How- lot on N line of Lake street, venue, E 25, N 88, W 25, S 90: | ard B. Peterson, 35 E of Second $10. | , Estate of David L. Farnsworth (by Fannie | P. Farnsworth, executrix) to David Salfleld, | 8735 of lot 22" and N ¥ of lot 23, block D, Sunset Heights; $1100, Fannie P, Farnsworth | | | 1 | to’same, same, quit- claim deed; $1. \ William and C_ T. Nicol to Henry A. Meyer, on E line of Chenery street, 468 NE of Miguel, N 25 E 83 degrees 43 minutes I 94:1116, SW 26:1%, SW 89:11. portion lot’ 20, block 16, Falrmount Tract: $. Henry A, and Emma Meyer to Joseph Fleis- chel to same, same; $10. John, Anna'J.. Marion A. and Mary A. Hein- len to John Heinlen Company of San Jose, un- | divided 1 of lot on E line of Gunnison sireet, 350 § of Precita place, S 25 by E 110; $5, Henry F. Willlams to Abby G, Bickel, lot on SW line of Sixteenth avenue 226 NW of | H street, NW $0 by SW 200, block 525, South San Francisco Homestead, quitclaim deed; $1 Homer T. and Abby G. Bickel (Peterson) to S. Ducas Company (corporation), same; $10. S Ducas Company to Alexandro Rovere, samie: §10. 4 John H. and Anita D Temple to 0. M. | Jerkins, undivided 1-6 interest in Alcatraz or Bird Island; $1. |~ Solomoa and 'Dora Getz to Margaret Camp- | bell, lot on NW line of Lisbon street, 325 NE of China avenue, NE 50 by NW 100, block 17, Excelsior Homestead; $10, ) —————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW, WESTERN HOTEL. Mrs E Livingston, Cal R Pratt, Tulare R_B Rowland & w,|B Scott, Tulare Manitoba M Spinneti, Nev City A McDonald & w,/G Weinbardt, Nev Cy Manitoba H Erskine, Red Bluff Mrs A. D. Felis, P Rys|L, Thornton, Red Bluft L. Zaik, Minn P Devine, Red Bluft A G Leveroni, Fresno [A Dunn, Shasta T J Quigley, Sausalito/Miss E Barrey, 8 Rosa T Warren, Manila Miss § Shannon, § Rsa C C Reed,’ Salinas € M Brown. Sta Rosa H P Davis, Sloux Falls Mrs E Sutton, S Rosa T W Perravit, Mass |J Walker, Petaluma C F Blodgett, Angels |F' Connolly, Petaluma C E Bruce, Monterey |G E Madden, Angels G J Bruce, Wash EV nt, San Jose T Bokan, Wash c . San Jose ¥ J Daniels, Sta Maria|D M Golden, San Jose J Small, Denver R Fox, Sallnas M Machado & w, Cai Mrs M F May, Fresno G Royce, Monterey Miss J May, Fresno 8§ G Myers, Monterey |D Murphy, Fresno " Caanan, Riverside Miss T Doutluss, Ban . San M Johnston, Rive: i 20 A spoiled child is to be pitied because its fool parents. s % s _“ . § | the prionus when once on a tree. | beetle it appears in the spring and the | Lincoln *School. '\ PERSONAL MENTION. . Dr. R. R. Clow of Fresno is at the Lick. D. S. Kayson, a capitalist of Napa, is at the Grand. Dr. R. Roca of Hollister is registered at the California. Peter Johnson, a merchant of Angels, is at the Grand. 8. Chamberlain, a capitalist of Santa Barbara, is registered at the Occidental, W. C. Waters, in charge of the sugar refinery at Spreckels, is registered at the Grand. Charles A. Lubrs, a merchant of Sac- | ramento, is among the arrivals at the California. : E. Chambers, freight manager of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Los An- geles, is at the Palace. Gus S. Holmes Jr., son of the owner of the Hotel Angelus of Los Angeles and Knuttsford of Salt Lake, is here from Los Angeles and is registered at the Palace. John F. Sheehan and H. L. Knight, bill- board advertising men of Los Angeles, are at the Palace. Mr. Sheehan is a Stan- ford graduate and was a well known foot- ball writer in his college days. AR Ly Californians in Washington. WASHINGTON, Jau. 6.—The following Californians arrived to-day and registéred at the hotels: At the National, A. Hen- derson of San Francisco and L.. A. Wright 1 of Riverside; at the St. James, Thomas | R. Green of Riverside and N. J. Hunt of San Francisco; at the Raleigh, John Rush Baird of San Francisco. Californians in New York. NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—The following Cal- ifornians are in New York: From'San | Erancisco—F. Fordgang. at the Broadway. Central; M. King, at the Imperial; L. B. Anderson, at the Hoffman; J. R. Forrest at the Grand Unfon; W. H. Robinson and wife,-at the Grand. EVENTS IN SOCIETY OAKLAND, Jan. 6.—The Monday Whist Club held a delightful meeting yesterday at the residence of Mrs, C. Minor Goodall. There were two prizes, the members' prize being awarded to Mrs, Harry Adams, and Mrs. New- ton Koser winning with the highest score made by a substitute. The club's guests this afternoon were Miss Florinne Brown, Mrs. Nelson Phelps, Mrs. Will Cullen, Miss Bertha | Wileox, Miss Mona Crellin, Mrs. F. M. Dun- woody and Mrs. Newton Koser. Mrs. Charies Houghton is president of this club, which in- cludes among its members Mrs. Edson Adams, Mrs. Harry Adams, Mrs. James G, Allen, Mrs, Frank Brigham, Mrs. J. R. Burnham, Mrs Arthur Crellin, Mrs, C. M. Good: Mrs. Lil- vay, Mrs. John L. Howard, Mrs, Harry Hinckley, Mis. Tyler Henshaw, Mrs, M. W. Kales, Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs. Horry Meek, Mrs. An- drew Moseley, Mrs. Egbert Stone, Mrs. Charles Sutton and Mrs. Hayward G. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs, Seton Lindsay entertained a few friends informally at dinner last evening at the Hotel Metropole. The private dining- room was prettily decorated, the large round table showing a graceful arrangement of pink carnations and violets. Covers were laid for Mrs, Henry Butters, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bray, Mrs. Willlam Gardiner Cooke, Mrs. Selim Woodworth, Mrs. Emil Kruse, Miss Owen, Selim Woedworth Jr.. Edward Kruse, Harvey lh_ln‘r.lny, Seton Lindsay Jr. and the host and ostess. The Ebell Club has agranged a very interest- ing programme for the mronth of January, the first social function to be the luncheon on uesday, January 13, when Mrs. E. N. Ewer I have the musical features in charge. Mi.s Louise Stubbs will contribute vocal numbers | and the Misses Charlotte and Pauline Collins will be heard in several piano selections. On January 27 there is to be a musicale by the | choral section, curator. of which Mrs. M. F. Jordan . . The Hill Club held first meeting of the season vesterday at the residence of the pres- ident, Mrs. D. A. Spencer. There was a fuil | attendance and the excelient programme was much enjoyed. The feature of the afternoon was & talk on the ‘“Vacation Schools of the East,”” by Miss Mary McClees, who, during a recer:t visit to the large cities of the Atlantic Coast and the interior, made a done there along: (hose lines. Mrs. Samuel J. Taylor read an interesting review of Mrs. Lydia Beck's book, “A Little Leaven in a Great City."” Musical selections by Mrs. Wild and Miss Price varied the pro- gramme in a pleasing manne —_———— CUTWORM IS KILLING SESPE ORANGE ORCHARDS One Whole Grove Destroyed and University of California Is Asked for Assistance. BERKELEY, Jan. 6.—The Prionus cali- fornicus, the largest of cutworms, is de- stroying the orange orchards of Sespe, Ventura County. Orchardists have writ- ten to the University of California for as- sistance in killing this formidable pest, but there seems little aid for them at present. The cutworm the tree and in a short time kills it. whole orange orchard, that of W. S. Gib- son of Sespe, has been destroyed by the prionus and many others are affected and the worm has been found in apple and pear trees. Gibson sent a live specimen to the agricultural department, which ar- rived there to-day incased in the gallery it had bored in an orange taproot. The prionus is two inches long and the gal- lery bored is large enough to insert a man's. thumb. The root is dead. University men know of no way to stop As a works in the taproot of only hope of getting rid of the prionus is to kill it when on the wing. The beetle is a brown, longicorn creature about two inches long. The Sespe or- chardists have been told how to look out for it and to destroy all old trees and | stumps of whatever sort near their places 3 ————— School Board Will Bebuild. OAKLAND, Jan. 6.—The Board of Edu- cation has decided to reconstruct a por- tion of the burned Franklin School build- ing in East Oakland for temporary usée and to erect a modern twenty-two room brick structure on the west side of the large block on which the old building stands. The board will try to have the amount to be raised by bonding increased, that the money for the new structure may be included. The resignations of Miss Etta Parsons and Miss O. Little, teachers in the de- partment, have been acgepted. Miss Isa- belle McCracken and Miss Elizabeth Pow- ell have been granted six months’ leave of absence, and ‘a three months’ leave has been allowed to Miss Rutherford of the Prominent Young Woman Dijes. BERKELEY, Jan. 6.—Miss Miranda Stranahan Brainerd, daughter of Presi- dent Brainerd of Middlebury College, Vermont, and sister of Mrs. Carl C. Plehn, died late last night at- her sister's honic after a lingering fliness. Her home had been in this city for the last eight vears and she was a graduate of Miss Head’s school. Miss Brainerd was 21 years of age. Professor Thomas R. Ba- con of the University of California will officiate at the funeral services, which will be held to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Plehn residence, 2318 ‘Warring street. The pall bearers will be Professor E. W. Hilgard, Professor Charles M. Gayley, A. G. Sutton and H. M. J. McMichael. ——ee “0ld Guard” on the March. Jan. 6.—Members of the composed of former officers and enlisted men of Company A, Fifth Regiment, N. G. C., arranged to-night to go to Sacramento. to attend the inaugura- tion to-morrow of Governor George C. Pardee, their old comrade. Among those who will go are Captains A. W. Burrell, A. L. Smith, Harry N. Morge, W. J. Pet- ersen, Lleutenants J. A. C. McDonald and Martin Ryan, and Privates Lowell J. Hardy, Jeremiah Tyrrell, C. E. Lufkin, Henry Maloon, F. oon, A. H. Baurle, E. Warner and George Maloon. . Cooking utensils made of aluminum in- stead of tin are coming into use in the study of work | One | EKNOCKED SENSELESS BY HIGHWAY ROBBERS Lun Suey, a Chinese Cook, Found Unconscious in Street With Money Gone. BERKELEY, Jan. 6—Highwaymen at- RAILWAY TRAVEL SOUTHERN PACIFIC (aatn Tibes Foot of Nakor Biress) 7.00a Benicla, Suisun, Eimira snd Sacra- tacked Lun Suey, a Chinese cook em- % it - ploved by Mrs. F. R. Catton, 2232 Bar-| J3ga o %) { ' B £ pa. ¢ row street, at fi.o clock to-night, fractur 8004 Davie Wood | ing the Mongol's skull with a terrific Marysville, Oroviile. .. . _1.88» ¥ E 4 Atiantic Express—Ogden ! " blow at the base of the brain, robbing ia""“" . ol 1 their victim and leaving him senseless in 004 Niles. Stockton, Los Banos. Men- | 4 og, the street.- Y The murderous assault occurred at the| 8.30a Shasta lams (for Bartlett Springs), Willows, corner of Dana street and Channing way. Ped Biuft, Portiand. i ' - 8.30a San Jose, Livermu: K\\. A. Haynes, a carpenter residing at Tone, ll‘n-l:l:‘l‘o. Pracerviite, | 2224 Dana street, while passing the corner Marysviile, Chico, Red Bluff. 4257 | heard the Chinaman's groans and sum- 8.30a Oakdale. Chinese, Jamestown. So- “ norw, Tuolumne and Angels 4260 moned assistance. Lun was removed to | o~k su 12 the Berkeley Sanitarfum, where Drs.| «8.08% Crescont Gity iipress Sariiuss Tracy, Lathrop.Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeles and Naw Orleans. . | Reinhardt. Green and Payne, after ex- mination, declared that the skull was | serfously injured and that death might 8.30a Vailejo.Martivez and Way Statfon: 3 { ensue. | 1800, The Overiand Limited —Owien. oo In his half conscious intervals the as- | 1200w Haywars. Siles abd Way Scatiuas. s.g: | saulted cook could only say that two | 11 Sacramento River Steamers. ! men had come up behind him and struck | b~ T o MT T him on the back of the head with some Knights 'Landing. Marysville, sharp instrument. He could not tell how | 330r Oroville, € Ot e Siatieag o much money was taken from him. | €00 Martinez San Ramon. Vallojo,Naps, On the sidewalk where Lun fell were | Callstoga, Sant€Rosa......... 9.254 | found his ring of keys and some other | 4.00r Niles. Livermore. Stockton. Lodi. o pocket odds and ends of no value. His| 430 Hayward. Niies. irvingion, San | # - clothing showed it had been searched T:ul(;. 'F‘LTPT.;LI i | $11.554 | 4300 e Ow! nit ‘resno, Tulare, thoroughly. Lun was on his way home Bakersteld, Saugus for Sance when he was attacked. ) Barhara, Los Augeles. (Golden Lun lives at the Chinese Baptist Mis- | Seats Limited Siceper P sion, 133 East Fourteenth street, Oakland. | P s e Marshal Kerns and his deputies hn\'e; 5.00r Aut) taken charge of the case, but they havw ce md. Fresno. . 12.26¢ little hope of discovering the identity of | 'Sagr X' o T e | the thuss. | 1500 s 1 £ §.00r gien. Denver, Owaba. St. Louts. Chicago. 4257 00r Sunset Limited — New York. New Orleans, Los Angeles, Fresno. Mendota. Martinez— Westhound.. w 8.254 San Pablo, Port Cost and Way Stations. Vallejo......... Oregon & Callforn! COMMERCIAL NEWS | 7 7.00¢ g —‘j 8.06r Continued From Page Eleven. UL Redding, 1000 Chailenge Seg Belcher.. 13 900 Choilar - Sex Belcher . 10 200 Con Cal Sterra Nevada 62 | COA 200 Con Cal & V. Sierra Nevada 63 TFoot of Market 8 300 Con N Y. Stiver Hill... | 8 200 Gould & Cur. e Com | Newark, Centerville, S 400 Gould & Cur. Union Con. 1 Felton. Boulder Creek. Santa 300 Justice Ui o i SFus and Way Stations ... . §80% 1006 Kentuck Union Con i e haer Toon. Powtaes 100 Mexican Utah . | New Aimaden Felton, SRt | Creek. Santa Cruz and Principal 4400 Mexican 400 Occidental 100 Ophir 300 Overman Yellow Jack.. Yellow Jack. . Yellow Jack. . Way Statlons. Newark, San Jose. Los Gatos Hanter's Tratn—Satur TLesves Los Gatos 4.7 Afternoon Session. 200 Alpha Con... 10[ 500 Kentuck | "OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY 100 Alpha Con 09 200 Mexican . | From SAN FRANCISCO, Fuot of Market SE. (Slip 9) 800 Alta 11 500 Mexican Ao 200 1i:00 2. 1.00 300 5.18ru 600 Andes 11/ 300 Occidental ... From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway 0 18:00 200 Belcher 35, 100 Ophir | 18:05 10:00 4w 1200 200 480, 200 Belcher ..... 34 300 Ophir s T LINE (lroad Gauge). 300 Best & Beich.3 00 800 Overman oA 1| Strects.) 50 Best & Belch.3 Potosi .. 1300 Bullion 00 Potosi > | 7100 Caledonta age ew Almaden - 00 Seg Belcher . Seg Belcher 400 Sierra Nevada 200 Sierra 100 Union 200 Union 100 Union Con... 300 Caledonia 500 Challenge 1200 Chollar . 100 Con Cal & V.1 130 Con Cal & V 100 Confidence ... 500 Crown Coast Lime Limiied Jose, Hollister, Salinas,San Luls anta Barbara. Los Ange Pint. Angeles.Santa Barbara, 200 Exchequer . 500 Utah ........ Pacific Grove, Dei Monte ... .. 11.35a 300 Gould & Cur. 700 Yellow Jack. . San Jose. Tres Pinos. Capitoia. 200 Hale & Nor. 500 Yellow Jack.. . Paclfic Grove Salinas, e o ?Sz'"‘.“?.':::.':a"g.‘.m...,. e i Following were the sales on the Pacific.Stock | 13304 San Jose and Way Sintions i Exchange yesterday: a San Joge and Way Siai x 7000 1 San Jose and Way Stations 7.300 Moystn: Sl Del Monte Express—San Jose. & 1500 Andes 500 Overman - eter. Santn Cruz. 500 Andes 500 Overman Tioace: Monteres, Facide Grove. 500 Andes 700 Overman and Principal Statfons...... ..... 12152 500 Belcher 200 Overman Buriingame. San Mateo, Kedwood 500 Belcher 36/ 200 Overman Menlo Park. Palo Al 700 Best & Beich.3 20, 300 Potosi View. Santa Clura and San lose. 8384 200 Best & Belch.3 30| 300 Potosi San Jose, Giiroy and Way Stations $10.004 | 200 Best & Belch.3 15 200 Savage Sn: “:u:iao. Gatos and Pr! | ion ... 06 700 Sav: % ¥y — - | "";:I 3.:{}:2: o7 1‘431‘: ::\-::: 2% | $5.30° SanJoseand Principal Way Station: i : 5] 500 or . 12| 16.15P San Mateo. Belmont. Redwoo 900 Chollar .. 3] 500 2} . 300 Con Cal & V.1 65 n d Way St S S ST ORL & R AN e Luts Obispo, Sania Darhara, 1. | 700 Con Cal & | 400 Sierra Angeles, Demiag. Ei Paso, New 500 Con N Y. 03 100 Silver Orieans, New York. w8254 500 Crown Poinf 29| 500 Silver, Hill 11.45 Clons, - 19 500 Exchequer . 95| 400 Union' 11.45: ose aud Wav <tarions 500 Gould & Cur. 51| 700 Union et Mo T A fieaien 500 Gould & Car. 541500 Union A tens k A 2.9 g R o x Saturday and Sunday only S ORE & Cux- S8 S Mntow S0 - 4 Stops at all stations on Sunday. 600 Mexican . 90 300 Union Con Sunday excepied Sunday oaly. 300 Mexican ||| 95 700 Yeilow Jack. . B2 o o b 400 Occidental ... 26' 800 Yellow Juck.. @ Conneets at Goshen Jo with train for Hanford 5 Afternoon Session. VAL Fresmo. for Visalta via Saager. 500 Andes ... 12| 200 Mexican ... £ Via Coast Line. 150 Best & Bel.3 13 | 400 Occidental ... S Tuesday and Fuiday. PR 100 Best ‘& Bel.2 55 | 200 Ophir ... 167 o s St i traln 200 Best & Bel 21, 1100 Overman . ... -~ 300 Best & Bel.2 50 | 500 Overman o - = Caledonia w Via San Joaquin Vailey | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CA LESSEERES SAN FiARGISED ANu NGHTA FACIFS 200 Overman 500 Potosi . : vage ...l 11‘!)0 Seg Belcher. . 200 Seg Belchér. . | -l B ey RAILWAY COMPANY. 200 Unlon Con... Tiburom &erry. ruuc vi umeket Su 33 300 Utan SAN FRANCISCO T0 SAN RAFAEL. 52| 500 Utah ........ WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9°00. 1iiw & m.; 13:39, 45! 800 Yellow Jack.. 3 10, 8:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra thp 80, 11:30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips b G QUOTATION i » SUNDATS- 3 00, 330 11:00 Jan. 6—4 p. m. 3:00 and 6:20 b. m. e - %5 X Bid. Ask. RA FRANCISCO. ® 11 Justice . 4B 30, 9:20, 11:13 10 Kentuck s 10 11 12jlady Wash... — 12 33 3%|Mexican ..... 9% 50 2 60 Occldental ... 30 | Bullion . 06 " 08 Ophir 701 | Caledonia ...2 40 2 45/Overman 61 1 | Yhallenge Con 32 3 L | Choltar 2 | ek | Sun- | | ponfidence . .1 20 Days. | daya. | Con Cal & V170 o LA | ton Imperial. — 06 Sierra Nevada 70 | Con N Y. 02 04 Sfiver Hill... 48 25 St Louis . = Syndicate | Exchequer ... @3 05, i'nion Con | Gould & Cur. 44 46|Utah . 3 Hale & Nor.. 60 6l |Yeilow Jack.. 27 Julia . 0406 RAILWAY TRAVEL California Limited To CHICAGO F ] £ Ideal Train Daily woe wemBe Bag: 888 MORTH SHORE RAILROAD. Via Sausallto Ferry. 27,