The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 7, 1903, Page 41

FLATS TO LET—FPURNISHED: SUNNY flat, 3 large 1¢ well furnishéa for _FLATS wonr SALE—FLURNISHED. YORK, four iarge, fuany ;' yard; pianc} furni- e5e help: catab BRADLEY & €O, ~_ROOMS FOR NOUSERKERPIVG. GOLYEN GATE PARK: STE VATE BATHS: ALL ‘MODERN ‘[MPVMTE; _BESERVATIONS CAN NOW BE MADE. AT Mayflower; 6ut rates now for summer. 308 3d st.; §5 up; also beautifu! rooms $1 week. 3 furnished rooms for housekeepins. EDDY. 48— Paxtly furnisked ieeping roo first floor: $10. | sunny, - house- ! FOR SALE—Nicely 3 low 579 Sy ot ely lat; low rent. M GOLDEN GATE, 572—Furnished 2 sunny front __connecting housckeeping rooms: private. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY. JUNE 7. 1903. HOOMS WANTED. ", «: Fizeae ) @ path for lght housekeeping: a of. Pine and -Brodalck s boys..aged 10 and 12, Address MAS! | agreement. ChICAKO bet. 5th and Gth: phone South 433: eleva- branch, 285 Geary st.. phons Main T80. “AUTOMATIC"” and other make: feduction on_rents end revalrs: bought exchanged. Phone Jessie 3136, 145 Sixth st. B, t cut FURNITURE WANTED. L. AND L. Auction Co., 1030-61 Mission; phone 1; =pot cash for furn.ture, etc. ' reilable lady, has a good Jisposi- with an invalld adult $50 to $30. Address Jessie 1 A. WOLLPERT, 773 Mission, phone Red 4162, buys, rents, repsirs, packs, furniture, carpets. | A. H. MAYER, highest cash prices carpets, fursiture, et=. 1135 Mark?t st tel, Jeasle 761, T*e wishes engagements; sur- GOLDEN "GATE ave. 017—Nicely furnished | suite of rooms for 2 ‘or 3 adults; also s | "_One large double room; SPECIAL NOTICES. LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills are the best. Safe, rellable. Take no other. housekeeping; ges $18. Dis: careful, econmomical; erenct: reasonabie. Call RITT, 127 Seventh =t BIG price paid for furniture for G0 days, specla. season. 8. J. WAUGH, r. 415, Examiner, bld. — L A1, Examiner M. competent ent. theroughty LET. . abie. withes position 1o Eur = itution, epartment house, el ar®® | A—PRINTED list of houses o 161; send for C1- Box 1000 Catl Gakiend, T | _culer. G. H. UMBSEN & CO..14 Montgomery noub EWLY remodeled 10-room house on Ocen \iaishes engagements: con- | boulevard; Forty-ninth ave., bctween J abyalias: cheerful, painetaking: | K sts.: splendid location for a hotsl or Fi te terms. MRS. KING, taurapt. JACOB HEYMAN CO., 117 Buit e g ——— e | POWELL, 40719 rooms: right downtown: : - i{!!:fil}.fi;filvx\i l&.;;xn:‘..m-k:‘v‘,dload :n-ly painted u:c:\p.‘perea Ll'e-d_p n\&Iow rent it - y ~c ork done; 0 good tenant. ¥ BALDWIN & HOW- . e re engagements by the day. BARSS. | ELL, 5 Post st. " 1024 Mission st KER: perfect fitter and designer; agageménts by the day and work taken home. 550 Stevenson =t opp. Postoffice. HOUSE of 6 rooms and bath: cellar. 9 Oak Grove ave.. and Brysnt, Fifth and BROADWAY, 1516, near Van eight-room hous ge yard and sition as cook in family or El years old. 1024 Oak st., WOMAN rent §10; cars pass; near Ingleside; Perfect order. - 704 Washingtcn st. CHEAPEST and best in America_The Week'y XG colered woman we uld Jike to do up- steirs work or housework and plain cooki Box 2264, Call office : - 3 | Cail 18 pages, sent to any address in the WANT By a German woman, hand em.| United States or Canada one year for $I, brotdery. 12° Collingwood st., bet. Eighteenth | Postage paid. . oy SR ——— : N R v g ERNESS Lady desires _ mowion s | — s st Bocsas i morning governess: Freach. German, music, | H T U8 Washington st. | MONTE RIO, ———————————— " On the Russtan River: as cook.' Address | cortages furnished. three and four 2400 Ceda Berkeley. PERIENCED pupils’ homes & WANT ads and subs: LIVERY sTABLES. NSON'S Livery stables. 57-89-61 Minna bet. 1st and 2d—Vehiclos of every de scription for hire at noat reasonable rates. PERSONAL: WHAT ladies say sbout DR. WILLIAMS' treatment: Jume 4. 1903, | My wrinkles, yellow and fihby skin have disappeared, my health is better wnd my eyesight is greatly improved. (MKS.) 1 A skin is getting better e« a real pleasure to lock i experience sober, MAN. 1903 and #ee It free from every biemi:h (MRS.) UHLITZ. | 3 1805. 1 more than appreciate what you have done for my face. (MRS.) S C. MUFF | A—FACIAL BLEMISHES REMOVED. Wrinkles, yellow and flabby skin, birthmarks, smalipox pittings and- scars sciantificelly re- moved without cutting, massage, e.ectric tv (1 medicine; further pas call or write DR'L.WILLIAMS, 371 Geary st. Grseman and driver; | ery best refs.. per- M., Xi2 Mission, WE would Itke to put a copy of The Adverts. 1ng World into the hands uf every person who keeps any kind of a store; every newspuper man, every advertising writer, every person i | horseman and lawns and cows: sample copies free on request, and the paper usually makes friends for itself at first sight. It isn’t made to be pretty, but to Le helpful— and its circulation of 33,000 (biggest of- its May we have your address? The Advertising World, Columbus, Ohio. P Lusine: Cal! o FREE thie week at my parlors, thres hydro. vacu and eélectric massage treatments. ry moves wrinkles n and freckic inves: STEWARD or manage sition restaur- Aa- wants eric ences nd Phonograph users—To introduce our nefest provess mold- ed records we are Ipstitutfng @ special pre fum cempetition; write or call-for particu- ard ask aicul our new language records et as coachman “claes clerk, | in_ Freuch. Germer, Spanish and Itallan. nish and | _Columbis Phonogmph Co., 125 Geary st. tence Dept., = any %ind;. Dot a{;u["of‘ ANY_information concerning the whereabouts Call office | "ot HENRY LUFT (or heirs) would be thank- | | fully received by bis sister. Hg Jeft N. betwien °48-°50 for * Califcinfa. Aidress MRS. LIZZIE SNIDER (nee Luft), Proctor- ville, Oblo. . MORPHINE, (married) wishes | achman. will- | lizble in every re- | endatioc P. O dener. | oplum and iaudanum habits | cured at home by a painless home treatment; | indorsec and used by leading physician | correspondence strictly confidentlal; in plat 1nd. Mgr. ughly com- ref_rences. sealed enveiope; call or write to-da Drug Cure, 201 Turk; Bruce D. Kimm F. ADAMS CO., SPECIAL C! We clothe the whote family from shoes; everything up-to-date and &t cash prices. C. F. ADAMS CO., 518 Mason st. The Star Hair Remedy restores gray hair. im- proves its growth, stops ‘alling, cures dandruf and - itching ecaip; no stain - or stiekiness: cleanses #calp: at-drus hairdressers’: a cept mo substitute. Star Remedy Co.. 385 G in wines and in a cellar or and industrious. c. IT STORE. eom ulars any tegiimona s | interested in business of any Kind; wa send | class in the world) shows that it is helpfui. | - | A-BRUNSWICK House, 145 Sixth—Rooms ‘25¢ ctfice gate my new treatment for fully eniarzing - - and developing the bust: electrolyfis my man.as jan- | spectalty. Call or phone MRS. BAR- | resort preferred. | RETT-WILSON, Dermatologist, Callaghan bullding, Market and Jones, Tel. Folsom 3367 1> pick | ATTENTION! Graphophon bat to | 474—Responsible parties sunny' raoms o 2 or 3 | HERBERT ¢ | | housekeeping;’ gas ranges just newly fur- | | nmishea. 152 | i 'k st JACKSON, 1513—Two sunny (urnished house- | __keeping rooms; $15: complete. LARKIN, 500B—3 unfurnished or partly furn- ished rooms; bath, gas, etc. | LATUREL place. 30, off First, bet. Folsom and | Harrison—3 unfurnished housekeeping rooms in private family, with bath and hot water. | MISSION, 1003—FElegont front sulte; complete | | for houmekeeping: run. water, gas & phone. | MISSION, 1017—Large sunny sulte; furnished; 8as range: also single room: | | NINTH, 118—2 funny housekeeping rooms; ranning water; bath; reasonable. NINETEENTH, 3429, cor. San Carlos—3 sunny | furnished corner rooms, compiete. OAK, 117—Bunny suite, $12 complete hqueekeepin; O'FARRELL, 431—Sunny : larze room. range; adults. fucnished for ulte. housekeeping. PAGE, 16—Front range, batl ' aker—Two nicaly furnished rooms compleie for housekeeping: $13 POWELL, 1220—2 large i | | | | i rocma sunny for | = phone;; reasonalife. | . gona g siamp for particulars. “Rellet for | TLastes* in letter by Teturn mail. Ask your ey eniabed enoU%” | Gfugkist. Chichester Chem. Co., Phila., Pa. GUERRERO, 1104—3 rooms, furnished for SPEAK Bpanish, French. etc., by yourself; pure | BEKINS Van and Storage C ‘pronunciation guaranteed. Polyglot Phonos | graph Institute, 840 Market & SFORAGH AND \V.AREHbU!E! A—EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; furniture. househcld gocds stored. moved, shipped. 723- 731 Howard, near Third: phone Grant 161 | PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co., of- fice Post and Powell sts.: tel. Priv, Ex. 5T1. GOLDEN West Storage: a@ivances 340 Mission st.: tel. Howard 811 F. W. Zehtuss. re Moving Com- | 2520 Fillmore st.: phone Jackson 281 | 11 Montgomery 5t tel. Main 1840, Shinning at- cut rates. : WRITENS AND SUFCLIES. GREAT BARGAINS IN IYPEWRITER!:WQ sell better machines for less money than any house in the city: rentals $3. The Typewriter Exchange, 530 California: telephone A FEW good typewriters at $30 each; get par- ticula & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Mont- gomery 2D-HAND typewrlters soid, rented. repaired. Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co.. 209 Sansome. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—The Glant Powder Com- pany, Con.—A divids No. B4, of Afty cents (50c) per share the insued capita! stuck of the company has been declared. pdyéble at the office of the company, Fooms housekesping: also eingie rooms, $1 week up; | 202 204, 206 Hayward building, San Fran- | _strictly respectable T cisco, on june 10_1903. - Transter books close SEVENTH, 181—Nice sunny housekeeping | R LEAVELL. Secretary. | _rooms. SIXTH, 541 New bouse, beautifully furnished; | STUTTERING AND L PAMMERING. grand rooms: $3 & month up: alfo NousekDR. | UrTEGURNE System School, Van Ness and | SIXTEENTH, i 104%, hr. Ml Nicely fur- | _pished fiat of 5 rooms to let; rent cheap. STOCKTON, 1206—Model Houee: - nicely- fur- nished housekeeping rooms, $5 to $12; free . baths. TWENTY-SECOND, 344 | tfor 1ngnt liousekeeping hed _rooms fur 15th st. cars)—Sunuy cottage furnished housekeeping rooms fence: reasonable: health e e e | ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfar couple nicely | every conven- ! City Room Renting Agency, Market st: Phone Mint_1096. ... FREE We locate you {ree of charge s in Rosms with or without board, Housekeeping Rooms or Ho | A—HOTEL NETHERLAND — EUROPEAN | PLAN, 18 TURK ST.. 4 DOORS FROM MARKET; 250 OUTSIDE ROOMS; STEAM | HEAT AND TELEPHONE IN EVERY | ROOM; RATES T8¢ A DAY UP; SPECIAL RATES BY THE MONTH. = | A—-HOTEL PHILLIPS, | plan: 200 109 Sixth; European rooms; modern in every respect; suits with private baths: also single: eleva- tor, hot and cold water; prices reasonabie. | ANTLERS Apartments; 415 Turk—Elegant mod. ern 4 and 5 rooms; furnished or unfurnished; | Dbousekeeping apariments with'pr bath; | _also single rms.: refs.. phone Priv. Ex. to $1 per night; $1 25 to $5 per week, and | light hiousekeeping rooms; open all night. | The Almonte,” . (or Fifih st.)—Rooms 286, 50c, 31, $1 50 nigh! 1l night. to $1 DE {The Apartment), 725 ‘arreli— Sing. rms. and 2-rm. suites, without kitchen. BURNETT, 1420 Market—(old No. 1364)—Far- nished roome, suites, single; also unfurnished. / CLAY. 1626—Furnished sunny rooms. CLIFFORD, 204 Ells, cor. Mason— Elegantly furpished ‘sunny fooms; priges reagopan 5 EDDY,,_,&G&—NI:!I}; furnighed. l\l":_n»)x[]ronl { & ( { { | ELEGANT large corner sult fArst= board” next ‘door; ferred; ref. Cail 1396 Post be! | Grand Southern, ith and Mission—HRcoms 50¢ | 1o 81 BO-night: $2 to $6 week; reading-reom. i - o GUERRERO, 1323—Estra sunny, large rooms, single ot en sulte: pvte home; elderly couples prfd. Phone Church 5536 for particulars. - HAIGHT, 224—Upper flcor of house; 4 sunny | rooms and bath; fine view; suitable fer 2 or | 3 adult | HARRISON, 7841, nr. 4th—Finely furn. sunny | rooms; bath; all canv.; homellke; $1 wk., up. JEESIE, 478, near Sixth— FPurnished front room: also singl ; running water; gentiemen pre- t. 2 and 5 p. m. sunny | A REFINED widow, 20. ‘wishes thé acquaint ance of a gentleman of means; object matri- mony; references exchanged. Address 2206, Call office. - Act VISEYARDIST and gemeral culturist (mar. | BAG carpets wove to order and for sale; aleo ried) withes pesition. bhes rences. Box | chenille-wove rugs. s portieres; dea'er in 098, « office., Oakland. carpet twine, in han or chain. at lowest rates. Geo. Matthew: 9 Firth st. Oakland JAPANESE. first-class cook wants position as | cook or genersl work in small family; has \?}‘ll‘ how ch::&. but ho-v' ::a;‘d‘ 1‘, m’:l m;‘o({' eter es 68 peek, A box | the manufscturers of the Rap ary 2256 Cot othee VI Apeen | Standard, the sewing machine of to-day. J. ... . i et it | W. EVANS, agent, 1 IAPANERE. YounE. B o e et "et | PEVEICIAN, 3B yests' manently morphine, co Call or 2ddress Central Pharmacy, 251 Grant ave. ; fee moderate. e South 99 and 518 Jessie. | CLASSIPIED sdvertisements and w receiveq at Call branch cffice, LARKIN, 6251 —Large sunny room, suitable for gentlemen or man and wife. | MAIN, 322—Furnished or unfurntshed rcoms; sunny. MILLBRAE Hou 389 O'Farrell; new man- agement; 1st class. J. Collin, late of Ayandel. | MINNA. 667, cor. Eighth—Nicely furnished | bay-window rooms, $1 per week: transient. MIBBION, 1514, near Eleventh—Bingle, sunny | _front_room; private house: §1 25 week. | MONTGOMERY, 131—Newly furnished sunny | double rooms; 'month, $8; week, $2; day, 80c. | FARRFLL, 20—Sunnay furnished rooms and offices: sievator: elec. lights; day, week, mo. 0 all diseases of testimonials. becriptions Fillmorest, 4 BRANCH office for Call advertisements and | ptions bas been established at 1008 O'FARRELL, 137, cor. Powell—Elegantly and newly furnished rooms; running water and large closet in every room: terms reasonable. | DANCING every Tue day and Sunday eveniug at Hall, Howard st., nr. Sth. P ELEGANT sults on easy instuliments and up per week. LEON LEMOS, ket st., between Seventh and Kighth . Satur- ) McALLISTER, 1041, near Buchanan—Upper sunny fiat of 8 rooms apd bath; thoroughly | all bing in sanitary condi- | N RHEIN R. E. CO., 513 rencvated; tion; rent & PHONE James 0851—Sunny room for gentle- men; marine view; bath; plano; library; | private family;- $10 for one: $12 for two: | reference; | PINE, 1528—1 or ‘2 nicely furnished sunny rooms in private family; rent reasonable. Caitferpia st. E£ and flats 1o an imimense list; ser- AT less thap cost, uncailed for wults. overconts ot and trousers, at CHARLES | YONE'. London vice absolutely free: irke advantage of this | Tejlor, 721 Market s “tpartment; 1t will save you time and trouble. = eidb Cordes Furniture Co., 245-259 Geary et., on | A WONDERFUL French clairvoy what he e sguare telle comes true; send loc and birthday. - —— Prof.- E. GARNOT, box 2179, Boston, Mass. flate: new: elegantly finished: on Sec- o McAllister 10 rooms LOU_—What has become of jou? Wrile 2ddress. one block me omaw, 7 rooms, sunlight all eround; open “wunny rooms: everything -eilings, with electric m; large yard with lawn. | Web:ter st cure for all diseases o, SUPERFLUOUE hAlr and mo by electric needle. Miss Dud; perm. removed 1702 Market, SUITS to order on instaliments. $1 per week. end fats 1o et | BUY e 4 ay Jet | Neuhaus & Co.,merch.tailors,727-129 Market. what vou wenit LYON & HOAG, 116 Mont- | ALL styles bairdressing. 2fc: hair goods: man- jcuring.25c. G. LEDEREE. 123 Stockton JUST compieted, modern flats, 6, | FULLDRESS or Tuxedn svits rented: any o¢- rogme &n cach; 2916, 2618, 2920 | casion. L. SKOLL, the tailor, 254 Ellis T th rent ressonable. MADISON e s~ & BURKE TAILOR-MADE sufts §. dress pants §2 30. y g o p= Migfit Clothing Parlor, cor. Bush and Dupon: Al the main entrance t POYAL House, 128 Ellis——Incandescent lights, reading-rcom, smoking-reom ard ladies' par- lor; rooms per night, S8c to $1 00; week, $2 | 10-§8; month, $8 to $30; elevator on ground Boor: fooms: with hot and ¢eid: whter; baths, | Bxl.b\l’BR. 88——Sunny furnished room: reagon- | able, St | | | | 4 1 NNY furnished rcom for rent: facing Pan- dle: running water: reasonable rent:.pri- © family: references; phone Page 4357, | | _ Address 1508 Fell st. | SUTTER, 8293, near Jones—Swell front reom:; everything new, modern and reasonable, 1 LARGE front furnished room, with tele- phone and private bell. 1531 Sutter st. TURK, 416, Regina—Beautiful single; latest imps.; lowest rat: | | | UNITED STATES, 123 Eday st | 400 | ingle and family room: $175 to 86 week; elevator; electric resding-room; free bus and baggage. EUPERFLUOUS hair_and moles removed by lectric needle. Dr.&Mrs.Traverse, 1170Market. conveniences unsu ed vice, 750 Eighth ave., near Chutes. NET. sunny, moder fiat. 6 rooms and bath: 757 | MABQUERADE costumes. play books. wigs, ok ore Guder Gate Park SPECK | couttry orders. GOLDSTELX & CO.. 348 M Sixtn ave ALFREDUM'S Egypilan Henra restores gray hair to its natural color: $1; ai all druggists. AN o Buperfiuous halr & moles removed with elec- EXTRA fine new tric_needle. Mre. & Mies Eaton, 119 Sutter. S s . nesr McATistel. | By, Willlame & 140" Geary, specialists FINE moders fiat, 6 rooms and bath. Bef De. | chronie and complicated diseases: varicocsle cured at home; no operation. Call or write, PAINTERS ANy LFCORATORS. IST-CLASS work at reasonable rates. J.C.RO- MAINE, 640 Golden Gate ave.: tel. Polk 2231, PALMISTRY. . off G, G. ave.; $27 0. . 7 rooms and bath; rent $40. visadero and & entrance: $12 50; T vooms. as and bath; rent $18. 1519 Leavenworth st FLAT 1o e BE sure and read on page 44 -how ISMAR, the SEERESS, saved the life of a newly married couple from the Santa Barbara train sl ific palmist. 515 Taylor st., near Geary. m» Biack 561 M. BELLE RUSS! palmist, wr‘ st.; ladies, ‘25c; gents, : hours, 1o 9. 16 rooms nud and 20th st ner flars; all modern and H_JEROME FOSELLI. $fme. Neergaard removed o 1000 Sutier: hours 1 to tel DR, DONNEL]—Office and cesizince, D?fit&sciztu st., bet, h and Seventh. sunny upper flat LINDEN ave. 510 corner Laguna +1.—-3 sun- ny veoms yard. basement: remt low. TNO sunny fats of 4 rooms each. REMOVED—DR_ WONG _ doc S i 2 BT ML 2 Hay- wards st off Jiarrison, mear Eighth; $12. cated at 067 Geary si. near - u, S-ROOM gt Corner Church and Hancodk sts., | BLOOD_ iin . speciaity. mear Eighteenth. . BALL, .n. . 825 ELEGANT & rooms, bath and fine base- | WONG Wi b dector— A1l e ST Eacraments e, near Plerce. . &#mfi»‘.u—lc\ua | VAN NESS, 519—Handsome furnished pariors, with alcoves; hot and cold #ater;other suites. | WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 3d st., near Market. Most convenient and respectable; 700 room: | 3B to $1 50 night; $2 to §8 week; elevato ¢€lec. lights; reading-room; free bus; baggage. $8 A MONTH; sitting and_bsdroom combined nicely furnished; sunny; fine neighborhood. Box 2238, Call. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptio 1eceived at Call b:anch office, 2200 Filimore sf ROOMS AND BOARD. BEVENOAKS HOT! cesass BUR AND, rA!fiR STS, SAN FRANCISCO . COR. | | MRE. NELLIE MALEEY,...J. R. FOSTER NEW AND MODERN FIRST-CLASS DENTIAL _AND NSIENT EL: SUNNY ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS LONG DISTANCE TI PHON] ERY ROOM. ENTIRE 1 _UII'.!‘I"A{IYD BY STEAM: ELEVATOR... | AMOY. THE 901 DEVISADERO ST. Strictly first-class family hotel; sunny. rooms, | _ suite or aingle: billiards; steam heat. | A' TEW persons can get first-class table board very p near. &Mn center. Address G. ., box 2219, 1l of A y GOLDEN GATE ave, 1224—Large su: front - — s Tl S tee ENE terlor;.exceptional table; billlard room. m :ic Plne st —Room and Bath: private y, 1232 Vale b et o S8 YOUDEE B T T byt TWO nice | street, and Mattye J. Knobloch, i8, 1715 Polk. Ty _ June . dence, Don't Market; positive cure for ail. elay. MARRIAGE LICENSES. i The followinz marriage licenses were fssued | yesterday ! Fred J. Kruse, 21, 630 Clement street, and Edna Hollings, 18, 1324 Folsom street. Charies ' W. Montgomery, 21, 1715 Polk Harry L. Balley, 45, Presidio, and Josfe C. Fess, 28. 1007 Bush street. Hans_Schendel, 26, 2431 Larkin street, and Helen Radomeky," 21, city. Charles 1. Carrell, 3, 832 Missjon street, and EMzabeth H. Morse, 30, 500 Jones street. Thome S. Bettencurte, 3365 Jackson street, and Maria da Silvefra, 10, 3465 Jackson street. Gregorlo Taif, 23, 18 Salmon street, and Car- lota ‘D. Herran, 18 Salmon street. Paul Herman, 27, Amador City, and Lizale ‘Walkmelster, 27, 24 Montezuma street. | Earnest Butterfield, 28, 039 Eddy street, and Matfida O'Connor, 82 Natoma street. Charlie McLeod, 23, 315 Peni ania ave- nue, and Florence Ross, 23, 1098 Golden Gate H. Riechers, M. Rogers, 25. Palo Charles W. Brown, Ida Golds, 22 Otto Dall. 1 i Ean Jose, and Emma. o: , San Luls Ovispo, and | nty-second street, and | T4 Twenty-second st and | Sarah Bernstein, Thomas G. Wa Gossnell, Frank ' S. -Murph Mission street, 122 Harrison street. 1931 Stockton - street, | and Mary A. Murphy, 1831 Stockton street. | George E. Bates, 21. 403 Vicksburg. street, | aid Mionie L. Finn, 18 Oakland Géorgé L. Warner, 32, 345A Beale. street, L. Hal 43 Folsom street. - - Troy Woodward, 6, 781 Mission, strect, and Mary H. Hudson, Howard street. Thomas L. (1 5 , 4% Geary I‘r!cl.‘ d_Gertrude A. Higgins, 18, 313 Bisie street. ~Charles W. Barker. Philadelpbia, - Pa., and Minnje L. Parsons, 28, Madesto. William_ E. Talbot, 44, city, and Albertina | cit m‘ BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS mail wi ot N R a |r,| at III.L ot the wbllcl(l;n’offiefl and be indorsed welh the name and residence of per- sons autbefized to Mave the-same published. i GREENWOOD—In this city, May 26,1903, ml the wife of Walter H. Greenwood, a daughter. KILDAY—In this city, May 13, 1003, to the wife of Willlam Kiiday, a daughter, MANNIX—In this city, June ©, 19803, to the wife of Frank M. Mannix, & son. SBCHOMER—In this city, June 2, 1903, to the wife of George Schomer. a son. SMITH—In this_city, June 3, 1903. to- the wife of Eben J. Smith, a daughter. —_— MARRIED. ACKER—-KILBOURN—In this city, June 1. 1908, by the Rev. Willlam Rader, S. Alonzo Acker d Maty L. Kilbourn, both of San Francisco. BUTLER—INGERSOLL—In this city, June 4, 1603, by the Rev. Willlam ~ Rader, "George | Henry Butler and Margaret Gardiner Inger- soll, both of Rio Vista, Solano County, Cal. CHRISTENSE! TENNISON this city, May 23, 1903, by the Rev. O. Groensberg, risten P. Christensen and Carolina A. Ten- nison. EISENBEIS—JACOBSEN—In this city, June §, 1903, by the Rev. Paul Branke, Louis Eisen- bels and Wella A. Jacobsen, both of San Francisco. . MARTIN—CANADAY—By the Rev. R. F.| Steinbach, Dr. Alphonso Willilam Martin of San Franciseo and Mrs. Ida Matella Cana day of Denver, Colo. N RAMM—HOLST—In this city, June 1, 1903, by the Rev. Willlam Rader, John H. Ramm and | Antoinette M.. Holst, both or San Francisco. ROCHE—GUILD—In Oakland, April 1, 1903, | by the Rev. James Hulme, John R. Roche of San Rafael and Jennie R. Gulld of Oak- iand. ROHDE-~MADSEN—In this city, June 5, 1903, by the Rev. O. Groensberg, Peter H. Rohdé and Marie D. Madsen. STAFFORD—MUMSFORD—In this city, May 27, 1903, by the Rev. Willlam Rader, Frank ‘Weaver Stafford and Eleanor Zoe Mumsford, both of San Franclsco. STANGENBERGER—HURST—In this city, June ¥, 1903, by the Rev. Willlam Rader, Ed- Win F. Stangenberger and May B. Hurst, both of San Francisco. ZIMMERMAN—OSTLUND—In this city, June . B, 1003, by the Rev. Dr. John A. B, ilson, Dr. Allen Irwin Zimmerman of Salt Lake City and Ida May Ostlund of Loy e e— DIED. Andersen, John M. McFarland. Octavia Andersgon, Blanche McShane, John Bahr, Herrman A. Masson, Jules. | Meehan, Offieer Tho Bergman, Samuel L Mojica, Luciano Boyce, George W. Carrere, Calista Morrison, Mary Christiansen, Thomas Murphy, Mary Cibilich, Martin Nabar, ‘Annie Crabtree, Benjamin Peck, Ell Crossley, Leonard G. Reeves, James J. Doyle, Richard S. Rianda, Aguilino J. Dunn, Edward Schmidt, Daisy T. V. Horan, J. B. Schriefer, Diedrich Hunter, Luther Slattery, Johanna Kramer, Leon B. Smith, infant Knur, Edward Sullivan. Eugene L. Lalande, Arsene Thur, Mary A. Langer, Willlam A. Voigt, Frederick H. Layton, James C. Wallace, Ja Linnehan, .John Woods, ‘Mrs, Susle | McFall, Martin M. _Wuescher, John R. ANDERSEN—In this city, June 5, 1003, John Martin, beloved husband of Sophia M. An- dersen,’ a native of Drammen, Norway, a 56 years 9 months and 11 days. A mem) of Lengshore Lumbermen's Association, Lo- ool Mo mA s o X Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Sunday), at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of Craig, Cochran & Co., 420 Golden Gate avenue, Polk ‘and Larkin ger th ices of Tombirmen's Association. - Local Mo 354, Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. 3 ST e 3 and Tilda Anderson, and o of N Anlfltlhl‘.:l‘: o Eitzabeth, Olga, aidy hmm-' Anderson, a native of months and 26 days. s R e e, A, dearly. Bl.hflrl hro’ther of Mrs. John Bellmer, of Mr. and ‘William Bahr, and of Emma fi%’n‘éb a natlve of Ha Germany, aged 3% years § months and tllnw A member Elevator Operators’ ‘nion. . ‘Friends and acqualntances fiy. attend - e fully invited_to, attend_ the funeral ST Sune @ Co.1ind ;'flunm between mm % nn@. Interment SR ANLLTA RN ik, 56 1, 1508, Wil cd huehand of ¥lora. Bergman. a Rative ;L 10 o' cle train, Inter of re respect- 1 to-day | g vt broveh Tothor 1o Hira WD er . of . .. Bur: unfifi.'u?m City and Mrs. E: D. . . T - a native of Ontario, ham_at Buftalo, N. Y. Canada, aged (1 vea I Intermept priv 7T e CARRERE—In this city, June 5. , Calista e granamother of Robert Barrato, a native of France, aged S0 years. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the runeral services Monday, June 8, 1903, at 2 o'clock. at her late residence, 923 Jackson street. Interment Laurel” HIU Cemetery. 3 HRISTIANSEN—In this - city, June 5, 1903, Thomas Christlansen, a native of Norway, aged 27 years. % T>Friends and acquaintances are respeci- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 2:30 o' clock, irom the pariors of Theodor Dierks, 957 Mission street, between Fifth§and Sixth, where the gervices will be held under the auspices of Court Seal Roc No. 45, F. of A. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. . CIBILICH—In this cit ilich, aged 54 v CRABTREE—In this city, June 6. 19 in Crabtree, a uative ol Maine, June 6, 1903, Martin CROSSLEY—In Alameda. June 5, 1903, Leon- ard G. Crossley, beloved husband of Margare: R. Crossiey, father of Leonard V. Crossley, and brother of Mrs. Jane Cornwell and Mrs. Mary Herron, a native of England, aged 52 years 4 months and 18 days. DOYLE—Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend a requiem mass for the repose of the soul of Richard S. Doyle At 8t Peter's Church, Alabama gtreet, Tuesday morning, commencing At 9 o' clock. DUNN—In this city, June 35, Edward Dunn, a native of Milwaukee, . aged 42 yeas. (Milwaukee papers please copy.) EFFriends and acqualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 2 o'clock, from the parlors of the United Undertakers. 866 Mission streel. between Fourth and Fifth. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. HORAN—In this city, June 5, 1903, at his residence. 8 Fafr Oaks street, J. B., hu band of Helen A. Horan. and father of Wii- jam E. and John B. Horan, Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs. Henry Prows: Mrs. Ralph Dob- son. ‘Mrs. Charles Farrell and Blanche M. and J. Darrell Horan, a native of Canada, aged 5 vears and 8 months. 17 Intérment private. s HUNTER—In the City and County Hospital, June 6, 1003, Luther Hunter, a native of Virginia, aged 36 years. KRAMER—In the City and County Hospital, | June b, 1903, Leon B. Kramer, a native of June , 1903, Edward Sang &) xors. t M 3 KEUR—In this clty, nur, a native of Austri; O Funeral services Monday, June 8, a. m., from the chapel of N. Gray & Sutter street. Interment private. - LALANDE—In Punta Gorda, British Hondu- ras, May 17, 1908, Arsene, only son of Ar- sene and the late Josephine Lalande, a na- tive of San Francisco. | LANGER—In this city, June 6, 1903, William A.. beloved and only' son of the late Robert F. and Louisa Langer, and brother of Mrs, Val. Sollman and Margarét and Elsie Langer, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years 1 month and 29 day 7 Friends and.acquaintapces are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 8, 1903, at 1 o'clock, at the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under- taking Company, 2475 Mission street, near ‘Twenty-first, under the auspices of Hespe- rlani Parlor No. 137, Native Sons of the Gold- en West. Interment 1. O. O. F. Cemetery. LAYTON—In this city, June 6, 1903, at his residence, 3918 Ninetéenth street, James C., husband 'of the late Esther H. Layton, and father of Marion S. Layton; a native of Brooklyn, N. Y. [ Friends and acqualntances are respect- fully. invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday). at 1:30 o'clock, from the Odd Fel- lows' Hall, corner of Market and Seventh streets, where services will bz held under the auspices of Templar Lodge No. 1% 1. 0. O. ¥. Interment Mount~ Olivet Cemetery by electric car. LINNEHAN—In this city, June 5, 1803, John Linnchan, a native of ireland, aged 83 years. McFALL—In this city, June 6, 1903, Martin Milton McFall, beloved son of Joseph and Sophie McFall, 'a native of San Franctsco, aged 1 vear. MCcFARLAND—In this city, June 5, 1903, Oc- tavia M. McFarland, beloved mother of A. G. McFariand and Mrs. F. A. Taylor. E Funeral services strictly private at the mortuary chapel ‘of . the Golden Gate Under- taking Company, 2475 Mission street, Twenty-first. Kindly omit flowers. MeSHANE—In this city, Junme 6, 1903, John McShane. beloved uncle of Sister Mary Jo- seph of the Dominican Convent, New. York City Cincinnati, a pative of County Armagh, Ire- land, aged 77 years and 11 month [ Friends and acquajntances are respect- fully inuited to attend the funeral Tuesday. June 9, ‘at 8:30 o'clock, from the parlors ot J.C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, thence to St. Brendan’s Church, where a re- quiem wass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at § ocloek, MASSON—In this city, June 5, 1903, Jules Masson, beloved hushand of Mrs. Virginle Masson, a native of France, aged 78 years. > Friends and acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday, June 7, 1008, at 2 o'clock, at the uary ohavel of Julius 8. Godeau, 308 ontgomery avenue. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. MEEHAN—In- this city, June 6, 1903, Officer Thomas Meehan, beloyed' husband of Eliza- beth Meehan, father of Philip, Thom: jnnie Meehan, stepfather of Owen J. ught brother of Mrs. Annie Conroy ‘and the late Mrs. Bridget McDevitt, a native of- County Monaghan, Ireland, A member of Court Acme No. 51,'F, of A., and Ignatian Council No. 35, Y. M. I. “EF Notfce of funeral hereafter. MOJICA—In this city, June 6, 1003, Luciano Mojica, beloved hushand of the jate Rose Mojica, father of Leonard and Rose Mojica, beloved ‘son of Mrs. D. Mojica, and brather of Andrea, Ada, Lucy and Marcus Mojica, & native of San Francisco, aged 25 vears. '~ MORRISON—In Alameda, June 5, 1003, Mary, dearly beloved wife of ‘the late James Mor- rison, and mother of Mrs. Alexander Netlson, Mrs. ' Walter Laurle and/Alexander, James, Willlam and Robert Morrison, a native of Ayrshire, Scotland, aged 83 years and 3 months. ' (Montreal papers please copy. MURPHY—In this city, June 5, 1003, Mary, dearly beloved wife of Thomas Murphy, de- voted mother of Mrs. Edward Healey, = and sister of Mrs. Willlam Cody and the late Eu- | | gene and Wiiliam McCarthy, a native of Ire- land. - (Boston, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Con- necticut papers please copy.) G Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 9:30 o'clock, from the pariors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1i37 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth, thence to St. Rose's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NABAR—In this city, June 5 1903, Annie Nabar, beloved mother of ' Mrs. Jose Spohn, and grandmother of Edwin and Et Spohn, a native of Germany. gnnnu and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday, June 7, 1803, at 9 o'clock, at her late residence, 534 Unlon street. Interment unt Olivet Cemetery. MEMBERS of Justice Circle No. 104, C. O. F.. will please attend funeral of our'late com- panion, Mrs. Nabar. MRS. THOMPSON, C. C. MRS. LANGENBACH, F. 8. PECK—In this city, June 4, 1003, Eli, be- | loved brother of Of S ienas and acquatnt q! ances are res; t- fully snvited to attend the funeral to-das (Sunday), at 10:15 o'clock, from the pariors of Ha'sted & Co., Mission street. terment Home of Peace Cemetery, by 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. REEVES—In this city. June 6, 1903, Ji k Reoves, beloved husband of xu.”%...‘.'g"...’d father ‘of Mrs. A, Sutherland, a native of Bristol, England, aged 63 years 7 months ;..;g‘: gave, ) ombe of Eurska Valiey ¥ 3 L8 X Pach Logge No. 117, L°0. 0. F. s lends and acq! nunmmrnpe- fully invited to attend the funeral Monday. June 8, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, 250 Noe street. Interment L O. O. F. Ceme- tery. OFFICERS and membeérs and funeral commit- tee of Eureka Valley N v U. W., are ordered to assemble at lodgercom., Monday, June 8, at 1 o'clock sharp, to attend the fumeral of our late brother, James J. Reeves, P. M. W. Fines for non-attendance wiil be enforced. By order A. LOCKH, 8 JOHN_T. KIDD, Recoeders o W P. and 8. Peck, a native o ‘WEMOVED TO NEW sTORE. ral Directors and Embalmers. near | Everett, | Wash., Mre. Mary Randall, Luke Martin of | and Michae: McParland of | Me- | 1 | | i | | i | | lister street, 137:6 W of -Webster, | d*g.- 36 min B 130:43, quitclaim deéed: $10. RIANDA—In:thip city, - tive of Switzerlal d.psna and 21 days. I7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend” the funeral services Monday. June & 1903, at 9 o'clock, at Hol: lister, SCHMIDT—Entered into rest in this ci‘y. June 6, 1903, Daisy T. V. Schmidt, belovea daugh- ter of Henry and Barbara Schmidt. and sister of George H., . Earl F. and Ma- tilda B, of San Francisco, aged 23 years 3 months and 2:days. -A mem- ber of California Couneil No. ‘1,-Daughters of Liberty. E7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully-invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Momsay), at 2 o'clock, from her late resi- | dence, 1910 Filbert street. Interment Laure! Hill Cemetery. > THE officers and members of California Coun- cil No. 1, Daughters of Liberty, are hereby requested’ to attend the funeral.of our late sister, Dalsy T. V. Schmidt. B! ears 6 months CARRIE C, SPROUL, Councilor. LAURA CANTUS, Rec. Sec. SCHRIEFER-—In this city, June 5. 1963, Diedrich H., beloved husband of the late Christine Schriefer, and beloved father of Dora and the late Hearv and Carl Schriefer, a native of Germany, aged 46 years 8 mont and 26 days. A member of Golden Gate Stamm. E¥Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at | o'clock, from his late resi dence, 156 Natoma strest, mear Third. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SLATTERY—In this city, June 6 1903, Jo- hanna, beloved wife of the lats Dennls Slat- tery., and mother of Michael F. and s F. Slattery. and Mrs. Hemry P. Gleeson, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 78 years. . 5 > Remains at the res| Thomas F. Slattery, 158 Jullan avenue, tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. tice of funeral hereafter. nce of her son, be SMITH—In this city, June 6, 1903, infant Sadghter of Eben'J. and Makigle T Smith, aged 3 days. SULLIVAN—In Larkspur, June 6, 1803, Bu- | gene L. Sullivan, beloved son of Eugene J. | and Addie Sullivan, and brother of Alma, Walter, Florence, Muriel and Isabel Sullivan, a native of San Francisco, aged 4 vears and | 8 months. THUR—In this city, June 6. 1903, Mary Alice Thur, beloved wife of Alfred E. F. Thur, daughter of the late-L. R. Lambert and Mrs. A. Lambert of Marysville, sister of W. C. Lambert and the late Charles Ralston Lam- bert. aged 27 years 2 months and 7 days. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invitéd to atténd the funeral services Monday, June 8, 1903, at 2 o'clock, at her | late residence, 16 Sunnyside avenue, Sunmy- | side. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by | carriage. VOIGT—In this city, June 6, 1003, Frederick | H. déarly beloved and only soff of Marle Voigt, and devoted brother of Mrs. B. Gouin, Mre. ‘A Breston, Mrs. R. McCoy, ‘Mrs. Dr. | B. H. Baumeistér, Mrs, M. M. Cullnan and | Mrs. P. Nuhn, a' native of San Francisco, aged 25 years 1 month and 24 days. EFFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday). at 1 o'clock, from the residence | of his sister, 116 Day street, between Dolos and Church, Twenty-ninth and Thirtleth. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. WALLACE—In this city, June 5. 1903, James | Wallace, a native of Scotland, aged S5 years. WOODS—An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of the | late Mrs. Susie Woods at St. Peter's Church, | to-morrow (Monday). at 10 o'clock. and-‘ are Invited to zttend. WUESCHER—In Oakland, June 6, 1903, John | R., beloved husband of Louisa Wuesche father of Frederich Wuescher, Mrs. Hohmeler and Mrs. Emilia Lex, and step- father of Dr. H. E. Mueller, a native of Switserland, aged 6 years 5 months and 24 | lavs. [FFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, June 9, 1003, at 10 o'clock, at the pariors of Henry - Evers, 865 Washington street, Oakland. Interment private. Kindly | School and all my dear friends who by their B von CARD OF THANKS. 1 deeply thank the teachers of the Dewes omit flowers. love and sympathy helped to lighten the bu.l ter worrow lately suffered in the loss of my | beloved husband. MRS. MARY AXTELL. CARD OF THANKS. The brother and husband of.the late Annie | Sattler extend thanks to their many friends for the sympathy shown durimg thefr be- reavement ——————————————————————————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. FRIDAY, JUNE 3 state of Margaret Dor (by Marie and Ada E. Dor, executors) to Frank A. Majorino, ‘us divided half of iot on S lne of McAllster W' 114:86 W of Webster, W 23 by S 137:6; Al | E. Dor to same, lot on S line- of-McAl- . 2 137:6; $10. becdions” i Marle, Claud and Ada E. Dor and Jése: phine Laughin (Dor) to same, undfvided “halt of lot on S line of MeAlll: street, 114:6 W of Webster, W 23 by .S 137:6; $10. Hugh and ‘Margaret Magorty to-Goldbers, | Bowsa & Co. (a corporation), lot om §. line ¢ Callfornia street, 110 W af Devisadero, W by S 137:6; $10. G. de Pgoli to Wiillath® H. Dick. Iot com- mencing at poi S B deg. 15 min. from point | on 8 lne of Waller street distant 240:6% E from § line of Waller and_NE line of Buena Vista avenue, S'§ deg. 59 min. E 26:1, 8 84 | deg. 36 min. W 116 NW 20:5%, 'N 84! | | onCgleman 0’ Toole ‘to Mary €. Giacomini, lot n E line of yce sireet, N Bos avenue, X 28 by £ 120; 330, O | oot 1o | Annle Simpson to same, same; $5. Baird estats (coworation) to Jeremiah W. Ragan. Iot on W lwe of Ceatral avemue, 5 8 of Halght street. § 25 by W 112:6; $10. Charles W. and Hilda C. Spalding to Ma garet C. Glynn, lot on W line of Church street, 42 N of Liberty, N 25 by W 80; $10. Callfornia_Safe Deposit_and Trust Company to John L. Sabin, ot on S line of Sacramento street, 07:6 E of Front, E 48:9, S 130, W 80, N W 40, N 91:8; §10. George W. and Amanda M. McNear to Mer- chants’ Exchange, lot on E line of Montgom- | ery street, 137:6 § of California, S 10, £ 530, E 68:9, S 32:6, B 22, N 20, E 36 52:6, W 196:6, quitclaim deed; $10. | Thomas J. Barbour to City' Land Company, lot on S line of California street, 212:6 W of Montgomery, W 25 by S 102:6; $10. Matteo and 'Louisa Compagno to Antonio | Bellante, allas Bellanti, and Angela Bellanti all interest in 1712 D.- 248, and-all interest in lot on S line of Green street, 171:101 E Dupont, E 21:1% by 8 82:6; §i0. (Fgancls Moss lo George Moss. lot on E line of Kansas street, of Elghteenth, S 33: by E 100: $10. = John P. and Mary J. Foley to Ablgatl V. Graves, lot on E line of lowa sireet, 175 S of Twenty-third, S 50by E. 100: $1 Solomon and Dora Getz to Almart H. Olsen, lot on W line of Nineteenth avenue, 198 N of Californta, N 26 by W 120 $10. Delia M. Plunkett to Caroline F. Plunkett, Iot on E line of Forty-sixth avenue, 182 8 of C street, S 263:5, N 10 degrees 40 t 91:4, B 83 degrees 36 minutes B Tmat & b33 W 240; ‘also lot on S line of C ‘street, 160'E of Forty-sixth avenue, 1o N 40, E 100..N 100; $1. A e arcus Hart to Caroline F. quitclaim deed: $10. Plunkett, same, Caroline F. Plunkett to George M, Mitchell, same; also lot on W line of Thirty-fourth avenue, 150 S of C street, S 75 by W 120; $10. Albert Moyer to Annle L. Mallinson (wife of H. M), lot on N line of I street, 125 E of Nineteenth avenue, E 50 by N 100; $10, James F. and Edith Allen to Joseph H. ‘Ro- senherg, 1ot on E line of Eighteenth avenue, 225 N of I street, N 25 by E 120; §10. City Realty Company to George H. and Rich. | ard J. Dannemark, lot on NE corner of Sey. zln:n avenue and Hugo strest, N 25 by E 95 Gertrude E. Chute to Will C. lot on SE corner of Fourth lven\us:;;“;!' street, E 30 by S 100; $10. Julla E. Barber to J. W. Wright & Sons Investment Company, lot on N corner of Mos- cow street and India avenue, NE 50 by NW }lflg. lots 31 and 32, block €9, Siiver Heights; | [ McCarthy Company (a corporation) Beyer, lot 19, block 19_ Inm‘:“l‘& o Robert Davis to 8. Ducas Company, lot on E. corner of Girard and Dwight streets, SE 100 :Iy..NE 120, lot 8, block 8, University Mound; \ Builders’ Contracts. Elizabeth Buckley (owner) with : Shaeier (contractor) architests )!llhid & AK:.II'E berg—Painting. graining, tinting and papering for five-story frame building on S line of Ei- 13 street, 137:8 E of Polk, E 27:6 by S 120; s ?me owner h?(lu’ Ctar!lil‘ Dunlop (contrac- or), same architects—! and RS s owner enry Hutschmidt ( ecte—Gasttting. plumbing tractor); same archit: % and sewers for same on same: $4103, Jacob and Joseph Welssbein (owners) with Frederick E. Kley (contractor and archizect— All work for a five-room frame cottage on ot 3, block 2, Holly Park: $1300, Charles and- Louisa Johnsen (owners) “with Felix Marcuse (contractor). architect R._D. Hart—All work for a trame buiiding Cioar fats) ob 10 Mimy of Teww bor g of_Twenty-fourth street, N 02 by E 122 5 cg:i‘“ Jaug 4n-i{:r) with Willlam Tege! rac hitee Brickwork, tering, painiing, plumbing, gas fitting lld’::— penter work for a eme-story frame building on 8 line of Sacramento street, 8§7:6 E of Leocust; e 0,1000 Aguiling | HOW- | the City Laws Proteet Small Boy Against Unwholesome Mixtures. Sold by Venders. The relation of lee drgam to the small boy is at once an economic and a sanitary problem. From the economic point of view, it comcerns chiefly those who. dre responsible for financing the boy; but from the sanitary point of view, it con- cerns the publie at large, for no communi- ty can afford to be wasteful of its small boys. Before the ice cream season fairly opens and the familiar jingle of the vender .is again heard In city and suburban streets it 1s profitable to consider whether our local health authorities may not wisely imitate the example of the London County Council in defending the consumers of cheap ice cream against products tainted with deleterious substances or manfifac- tured under unsanitary conditions. A suc- cession of deaths clearly atributable to the ice cream bought at cheap shops or of street venders led to an investgation of the conditions under which the London product was made and sold. The results were startling and the existing by-law of the County Council, which went nominal- ly into effect last October, but is only just fully operative, was the fruit of the inquiry. - Lonhddn makers of or dealers in ice cream are now forbidden, under a sub- stantial pepalty, to make, sell or store their product In any cellar, shed or roam in which there is any inlet or opening to a drain, or which is used as a lving- room or sleeping-room. Sanitary Inspectors are authorized to enforce these restric- tions and to enter any premises where the manufacture or sale of ice cream is car- ried on. Moreover, every ice eream vend- er is required to have clearly marked upon his wagon the name and placé of business of the manufacturer of the ice cream which he sells. Under these wise regulations the London street gamin is Insured against the consumption of sweet- ened and frozen stuff, manufactured un- der. whatever nameless conditions and la- den with germs; and is given a product which {s comparatively harmless. More- over, as usually happens, the restriction: { ' whicht drive out the irresponsible at the same time promote real enterprise, and the London urchin to-day can buy for 3 cents of ocur money such an ice cream as Is beyond the wildest dream of the Boston small boy. The London penny ice is mads of pure milk and fresh eggs, blended as for custard, and frozen in pewter ves- seis. Instead of the dirty glass or the bit of paper in which it was once served, it 1s now offered in a cup-shaped receptacle of eatable wafer biscuit. This last is caught into a tin funnel, to be held while it 1s being filled with the ice itself, and & lever pushes it for the customer to make room for his own fingers, so that the ven- der does not touch it at all. Surely it ought not to be impossible to introduce reforms like these in Boston and the suburban citles. A very slight inves- tigation of the conditions under which cheap ice cream is now made and sold would show the need of improvement: and it is not too late to make regulation as to the purity and cleanliness operative for the present season.—Boston Tran- script. —_——————— Britain as a Rich Heritage. The great alm of Emperor William's diplpmacy, so far as it relates to the United States, Is to prevent an Anglo- American understanding. But the United States regards Itself as the heir of the British empire. From the momient it be- came manifest that Great Britain was an decline leading American statesmen would change their attitude toward her. AIl' phrases regarding Anglo-Saxonism have a hollow sound. The rich heritage is the main thing. The anti-English pol- icy of the German Embassy In Washing- | ten fills the Americans with the suspicion that Germany wants to rob them of their heritage.—Beflin Vorwaerts. o e A e s | trom E. line af Fallon sireet, themcs S 60 right angles, Lat it angle, E to in- eersection of line of Vicents Peralta (or San . Antonio) Rancho, thence N ‘o point 70 S from S line of Eighth strest extended ¥ right angles, thence W parallel with said last line right angle to point 240 E from E ling of Fullon street right angle, to beginning, block 201, Kellersberger's map, Oakland; $10. James ‘and “John Potter, Agnes McNaught, Elizabeth Bell and Jane Robertson to Joseph Potter, lot on. 8 line of Thirty-third street, 116 E of West, E 35, S 10046, W 19, N 15.2i, 'W 17.33. N 86.49. Oakland; also lot on S line of Thirty-third street, 151 E of West, E 34 by S 100.46, both being portion block E, property Central Land Company, etc., Oakland: $10. Hubbard H. and Mary S. Snow to F. V. du Brutz (singlé), lot on N line of Maple street. 250 W of Canning, W 35 by N 10v; iot 33 and portion of IGt 36, block R, map resubdivision of portion of Roberts and Wolfskill Tract. Oakiand; $10. Serena A. Downing (single) to Charles H. Taylor,.lot on N line of Athol avenue, 97:1 W of Newton avenue, W 32:5, N 125, E 123, be- ing W half of lot 11, block D, Peraita Heights, East Oakland; also lot subject to 688 M. 240, | for $1600; also subject to contract of sale to California Co-operative Home Bullding Asso- clation April 24, 1903, East Oakland; $10. M. Derby & Co. (corporation) to George Lydiksen, fot on N line of East Sixteenth street, 35 E of Twenty-fifth avenue, E 33 by N 125, East Oakland: $10. L. D. Fletcher to Mary E. Fletcher (wife), lot on NW line of Eieventh avenue, 100 NI of East Seventeenth street, NE 50 by NW 159, block 94, Clinton, East Oukland: John J. Christian (widower) to B Zimmer (wife of 8. B.), lot on NE line of East ‘Twenty-second street, 235 SE of Eleventh ave- nue, SE 65 by NE 150, block 130, same, East | Oakland; $10. Frank and Annie Hostetter to A. F. Corn- wall, lot on E corner of East Twelfth street and Twentieth avenue, NE 100 by SE 75, por- tion of Jots 1 to 3, block 9, San Antonfo, East Oakland:’ $10. v Realty Syndicate (corporation) to A: R. and Eugenie Gruggel, lots 11 and 12, block C. amended map of Falrview Tract, , quitclaim deed, Oakland Township: $1. B. Kelsey to Eugenfe Gruggel (wife A. R, lots 6, 7, 11 and 12. block C. same map, quit- clatm deed, Oakland Township; $5. Reuben W. Roble (single) to O. G. Mag, lot on° W' 1ine of Walnut street, 83:8' 8 af Vir- ginia, W at right angle 85 for point at begin- ning, thence 42.42, N 80. E to point site to point-of beginning in line parallel to Walnut. street, S to beginning, block B, plat of Percy Tract, Berkeley; $10. H. V. J. Swaln to Mrs. Eva Peek (v’nt-t George), lots 1 and 2, block C, ies- ley Homestead - Association, loy; also undivided haf interest in lots 60 to 63, Unl’v:crtlly Villa. m“a:‘»w plat ;’i elc., subject to mortgage, 3 O. G. and Eliza B, May to Reuben W. Do street, 125:6 & Tract, Berkeley: Frances L. Peterson (widow) to J. Lemos. lot on B line of Myrtle street, .67 N of Eighteenth, N 34.48 SE 125.39, S 30.53. Boardman's map, 'V 125, block 615, .. uP--l C. and Annle 8. McCourtney to Sterling, undivided one-fifth 2050 -interest in 14.752 on N line of Fortieth street. clegraph avenve N W ;% 1“ ':::ni.in m.’.‘.g : $10. s Thomas (single) to David J. Curtin (sinigle), lot 5. Kitnknerville ‘n-el.' Clough (single) to Whliam J. all ipterest in lot on SW 3 distant