The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 30, 1903, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1903, 15 | ROOMS TO LET—Faurn. and Unfurn. £0 and see the exhibi- tore, cor. O Farrell model with the tores gray halr, im- ng, cures dandruft or stickiness; fressers’; ac- 1338 Polk. Vale s the motto of apid INT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. e and Insurance Agent y a Speciaity. OAKLAND ADVER T CFFICE, 1118 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. ADWAY 1160 BRO. ms and tenants w organ. Re 2 422 Orange st.. Oaklan. B OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. MORROW the day for bargains in furni- ture H. Schellhass. 11th st..cor.store.Oakind ;00!! RI HOCIIKE!!’I‘Gt gas range. 514—A few nice me b MIN thoroughly furni MISSTON, necting rooms: $10 MODEL HOU furnisbed rooms, $5-§12; bath, gas, phone. TWENTY.THI bay-wivdow rooms; CLASSIFIED sdvertisements and_subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Pilimore. 2 BRANCH office for Call advertisements subscriptions bas been established &t Valencie st children. Rotary | ADVERTISEMENTS TISEMENTS = o~ " | BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS. TLERS, 415 Turk st—Strictly modern, 4-5 ents: fur. or unfur. for bsk Milla wife of George Belmont, mother —— o . Cora Belmont, and dsughter of Mrs, e Taylor, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, sged | unny housekeeping near Elghth—Two sunny con- BURNETT, 1426 Market (old No. 1366)—Fur- mished rooms, suite, single: also unfurnished. CALIFORNIA, 1406—Furnished rooms; gas, bath and telephone. CAETRO, 241—Pretty sunny front room, with &as, large closet, coal grate: private family: one or two ladies or gentlemen; references. | _%16 per month. CLIFFORD, 304 Eilis, cor. Mason—Elegantly | _ furnished sunny rooms: prices reasonable. | BLLIS 1800, furnished near Scott—Large r a gentleman; gas; $8, furnished sunny i $14. $16 month. h and Mission—Rooms 50c to $3 week; reading-room. east U. S. Mint—Furnished and §6 per month, . 126 Ellis—Incandescent lights, reading-room. smoking-room and ladies’ par- lor; rooms ver night, 3Sc to $1 50; week, $3 [T n $§ to $30; elevator on ground me with hot and cold water; baths. Ninth—Furnished rms., | eek; transient 50c-75c night. 123 Eddy st., near Market— | nd family rooms; 35¢ to $1 night week: elevator; electric lights; free bus and baggage. 519 — Handsome sunny furnished | d single rooms, all conveniences. | Hotel, 44 34 st. nt and respectable; 700 rooms $2 to $8 week; elevator; e bus: baggage. bscriptions received at r. Duncan & CI near Market— | urch sta. | ffice for Call advertisements and | tions =t has been established at 1098 | i | | ments and_subscriptions anch office. 2200 Filimore. ROOMS AND BOARD. alifornia st.—At- | best table and 807 « housekeep- t floor, with closets references. Ad- | SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES povand A ANyt | & machine; this week only; ghtly used: needles 20c doz. A M. CO.. 1051 Market st OPTICIANS. . encampment Dr. Clise, | 6th-Tt:, fitted glasses to | he best as well as he. SPECIAL NOTICES. I STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. ; furniture, 720- Co. Ex. 5 71. rage—Furniture and merchan- den Gate ave.: phone East 126 es_made; $40 Zebtuss STUTTERING M URNE Ness-Market—Cure > medi- LF TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. ERS—We than any s $3. The Typewriter telephone Main 266. each: get par- 110 Moat- . ALEXANDER, er 224 MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1903 nd residénce same published 1903 MARRIED, | F in ity, October 17, Father John Rogers of St Frederick L. Heick and Mar- , both of Sam Francisco. | Michael Julius Bernard ey, Mary ney, Thomas A. i, Charles Mary Conrad Bessie H, Beats Eweeney, Gladys V. Welch, Margaret G. | Hani | Harvey, A - Herliehy, Catherine I BARSANTI—In this city, October 29, 1908, | sa, dearly beloved daughter of Bertha and rge Barsantl, and dearly beloved sister | Goorge and Annie Barsanti, a native of | San Francisco, 2 years and 18 days. ONT—In this city, October 28 1903, ars 5 months and 9 days. | riends and acquaintances are respect- | ‘nvited to attend the funeral services | (Friday), at 2 O'clock, at her late 3 9 Adair street, off Howard, be- tween Fifteentn gnd Sixteenth. 1206 Btockton st._Newly | BOELL—In Berkeley, October 29, 1003, Menry George, dearly beloved husband of Julia Boell, father of Mariana Boell, beloved son of Mrs. Boell, and brother of Bdward, Charles, Frank and Berdie Boell, a native of San Francisce, aged 32 years. 7 Remains at the parlors of Edw. Cas- taguetto & Co., 643-645 Vallejo street. No- tice of funeral hereafter. CARLSON—August Carison, beloved husband e ———————— SHE Frederick, 901 Stanyan, ovp. Park—Furs. wpartments: pri_ bath: steam heater: janitor. Housekpx Roo ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfarn. A—BRUNEWICK House, 148 Sixth — Rooms 25¢ o $1 per night, §1.25 to $5 per week and light housckeeping rooms: open all night ot BT “The Almonte’ §73 Market Fifth st.)—Rooms, 25c, Soc, $1. %1 50 to §10 week; house open all night. ms—Apartm't Houses. | HENRY J. CALLACHER CO, (Buccessors to Flannagan & Gallagher.) DANIEL P. DONOVAN, 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ALMERS. 20 Fifth et., opposite Lincoln School. Teiephone South 80. UNITED UNDERTAKERS. |43 ¢ Fielen 4. Landers to same, same; ——?uub'x;mmmmm——— MLHMJNEM.KD Now u' II‘-;‘KO., Tel. “‘l;fl.‘ n’um:rwwmlgm 4 » Between Fourth Fitth. near Fifth ‘asmer to same, same; $10. Finest Equipments at Moderate John H. and Margaret to Lena Mc- | Bauer, lot on S line af Oamk street, 87:6, E of Twenty-first, N 24 by W 90; $4750, of Pattie Carlson, and stepfather of Mrs. W. E. Henry, William Beaumont and Garnet Brown, aged 55 years. CORCORAN—In this city, Oectober 27, 1903, Anna Corcoran, dearly beloved mother of Annie and Lizzle Corcoran, daughter of D. Meyer, and sister of Mrs. C. Scholl, Mrs. O. Strohmeier and Miss Lizzie Meyer, a native of San Francisco, aged 33 years 8 months and 7 days. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Friday, October 30, at 2 o'clock, at the par- lors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth. Inter- ment private. FLYNN—In Fresno, October 28, 1903, Albert Joseph Fiynn, a native of California, aged 36 years. GOETZ—In this city, October 29, 1908, be- loved infant son of Joseph and Bertha Goetz, a native of California, aged 15 days. GORDON—In this city, October 29, 1903, at St. Joserh’s Home, Thomas Gordon, a na- tive of Ireland, aged 61 vears 1 month and 11 days. E7Friends and acqualntances are respect- fl‘fll)' Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Saturday), at 7:30 o'clock, from the parlors of Carew & English, 20 Van Ness avenue, thence to St. Boniface's Church, Golden Gate avenue, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- nencing at § o'clock. Interment Holy Crose Cemetery. HACKETT—In this city, October 29, David A., and SUICIDE PROVES BROTHER"S GUILT Slayer of Mabel Bechtel Ends His Life in -Prison. - Evidence Indicates That He Killed Sister With Blow | of His Fist. PN it o ALLENTOWN, Pa. Oct. 29.—Thomas Bechtel, who was held awaiting investi- gation on the charge of having murdered his sister, Mabel H. Bechtel, at their home a few days ago, committed suicide this afternoon in his cell at the Central | Police Station. Bechtel lay down on the floor of his cell and cut his throat with a knife. He was dead when found. The Knife lay near him on the floor. Bechtel was a single man, 30 years of age. He was a laborer and had been a policeman. He had been a hard drinker, | and when intoxicated was easily angered | 1908 beloved Infant son of Edward Mary Hackett, a native of San Fran 0, aged 3 months and 8 days. HALL—In Oakland, October 28, 1908, Miss | Elthida Mercedes, beloved daughter Kate | B. and the late Dr. J. U. Hall, a native of | old Hill, Nev., aged 24 years 4 months and | | 7 days. HANLY—In this city, October 27, 1908, Annie F., beloved wife of Thomas J. Hanly, sister of James F. and John T. Stuart, and mothe: of Thomas James L., Estelle and Flor ence Hunlv. & native of New York £ Funeral from the parlors of the Califor- | nia Undertaking Company, 405 Powell street, | | Saturday, Octcber 31, at ® o'clock. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. and prone to fight. ! HARVEY—In this city. October 20, 1903, A | The funeral of the murdered girl took | . Harvey, a native of cotla, age 3 ; 61 years § months and 17 dass. A memper | Place this afternoon, the Services being | of Garden City Lodge No. 142, I. O. O. F., | held at her late home. As the girl lay | and Jobn A. Dix Post, G. A. R. | in her coffin her appearance told its own | HE r11-:1{\'711{\ w; ;:u’.{ October 29, 1!;‘\1, | story. Both eyes were discolered, as Catherine, wife of John Herli . and mother | b4 - v of John and Charles Herlieh: Mrs. George | though they hfldv be‘en siruck “."h 4 Johnston, Mrs. James McAdams and Mrs. | clenched fist. There was a big bruise on Andrew Thomson, a native of 73 _years. > The Ireland, aged | the nose and several smaller ones 6n the | cheek and ear. The worst injury, that | on the forehead, was hidden by the hair. On a finger was the engagement ring given to her by Alfred Eckstein. i The suicide of Thomas Bechtel was | funeral will take place to-morrow ), at 8:30 o'dlock, from her late 2002 Twenty-third street, thence to | er's Church, where a requiem high | ebrated for the repose of her | 0% at 9 o'clock. laterment | go)joweq by the police officials telling . October 28, 1903, | the story of the murder of Miss Bechtel, tather of Mrs. K. E. Bro. | as gathered by them. It starts with last e Mrs. M. F. Bronson, a na- | Thursday, when Eckstein = accompanied | sged Miss Bechtel to Philadelphia. He left | S vears | d acquaintances are respect- | y invited to attend the funera! Friday, 30 o'clock, from his late residence, 810 | lister street, thence to Bt Mary's | Cathedral, Van Ness avenue and O'Farrell strect, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- | at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross her there and returned. Weisenberg met | her in Philadelphia and accompanied her to Allentown. They were together until | { midnight. Thomas Bechtel heard of this, | and, being opposed’to Weisenberg, he | met the girl on her return. He struck | ;her a powerful blow on the cheek, caus- I —In this ecity, October 29, 1903, | ing her to fall against a bureau, dead. Johansen, a native of Sweden, aged | Members of the family held a council ars. A member of the Pacific’ Coast | Sameciutiot. | ana decided upon the story made public and acquaintances are respect- | on Tuesday and upon the disposal of the | d to attend the funeral Saturday, | body and clothing as found. Charles e funeral parlors of | Bechtal later used a hatchet in striking - ‘;;1 o (;M:yluerty;m avenue. | the girl, to give semblance to the story. e G, Obees 38 lW_{This occurred immediately after mid- | dy, a native of Kings County, | night. The body was concealed in the | , aged S5 years 4 months and 10 d take home until Monday night, when it was | o place to-day | placed in the areaway, where it was | from the parlors of | found on Tuesday morning. v. Please | [Eckstein knew nothing of the murder, | the police say. city, October 28, 1903, | Accused of Swindling Merchants. | loved mother of Joseph Rebecca Hutchinson, Mrs. | A. M. ” a r;IA- | Joseph Moscrop of the Salvador Cofleei years and 10 months. | o' , : “lay g o ate meopens. | Roasting Company, 208 Clay street, se- cured a warrant from Police Judge Fritz yesterday for the arrest of A. H. Parker nd Thomas. Gray on a charge of obtain- neral to- k, from her thence to req rmp‘h’h‘;:"h\g goods by false pretenses. It is al-| ent | leged that the defendants called at the Salvador Company’s store on October 28 and represented to John Mortinon, the manager, that they were co-partners in the Monarch Supply Company at 213 Mis- | sion. street, and obtained goods to the value of $61. Moscrop alleges that there is no such company as the Monarch Sup- | p'y Company at 213 Mission street and thet other merchants have been .swin- dlec in the same way | @ i @ Mullen, lot on NW corner of Liberty and Guer- | rero streets, N 54 by W 100; $10. H | Mary K. 'Caldweli to Joseph P. Maloney, lot on E line of Church street, 104:6 N of Six- | teenth, N 25 by E 125. $10. § |~ Carrie L. Morton to Otto H. and Mary Lip- | pert, lot on W line of Bartlett street, 65 N of | Twenty-sixth, N 65 by W 117:6; $10. | _Regina Lauppe to Regina L. Lauppe, lot“on E line of Church street, 76:6 S of Valley, 8 25 by E_100; $10 Elien M. Coleman to Catherine F. Mitrovich, lot on N line of Twentieth street, 50 E of Col- lingwood, E 25 by N 110; $10. Charles S. and Caroline S. Larsson to Mi- a native ths and . 1908, and Jo- il s are respect- | chele Musslo, lot on E line of Midway street, funeral at 2| g§:9 N of Francisco, N 9 $10. - Mission of | . J. Reeng to S. Grace Kilpatrick, lot on N line of Chestnut street, 25 E of Leaven- worth, E £2:6, N §7:6, E 25, N 25, E 35, N 25, W 50, E 25, S 87:6: $10. Rike Stern (wife) to Philip Stern, lot on S line of Post street, 215 W of Jones, W 30 by years, kland, Cal,|S i §10. Sweeney, | Phillp Stern to Herman and Theresa ‘Asker, and Alice | same; $10. Oakland, Cal., aged | Frederick A. and Therese Hihn and Joseph | L. and Thomas B. Eastland to Coast Realty Company (corporation), lot on § corner of and Market streets, SW 45:10 by SE 1 also lot on ine of Fast street, of Mission, NW_45:10 by SW invited to at- | 25, 1903, at | her parents, thence by ferry to San street, :6; also lot son_streets, ting with the funeral car | on § corner of Fremont and Harri Market street at 12:15 | SW 137:6 by SE 137:6; also lot on SW corner Interment Cyvress Lawn Cemetery. | of Golden Gaté avenue and Leavenworth In this city, October | strests. 8 137:6 by W 137:6; $10. garet Giyrn Welch, 5 2 liam T and’ Mary " Howe to Agnes Tett Weleh, and mother of John C.. Garrett, | Kelly, lot on NE line of Fremont street, 114:6 R 3. and Marwaret Welch, Mra. John | SE of Folsom. SE 23 by NE 70; $10 : Madden, Mrs, William Taylor and ihe-iats | Agnes Kelly to Alice H. Kelly, undivided James Welch, a native of County Claire, | One-haif of. same; $10. 1 Y | o Ballie E. and Frank M. Glass to Bridget is s ces are respect. | Stearns (wife of Vietor 1), lot on NW line g P i S o34 Ferry strect, 07 of Third, 20 by £ o'c Four e Jete Nw 80: R e St Louls and Nellic Greenblat to Nathan Mam- lar, lot on NW line of Perry street, 375 SW of Fourth, SW 25 by NW ; $10. Warren M. and Lina P. Crouse to John H. Rippe. lot on E line of Potrero street, 125 N | of Twenty-fiftth, N , E 48:6, SE T, W 134 $10. John H. and Elsbeth Rippe to Andrea Raf- fetto, lot on E line of Potrero street, 175 N of Twenty-fifth, 50 by E 100; $10. Same to Charles Herold, lot on E line of Po. trero street, 150 N of Twenty-fifth, N 25 by E | | 100; $10. Warren M. and Lena P. Crouse to James C Shafter, lot on NE corner of Twenty-fifth gtreet and Potrero avenue, N 1256 by E 100; $10. Willlam and Jennie Helbing to John E. Ki newske, lot gn NE corner of Nineteenth and Vermont streéts, N 30 by E 100; $10. Solomon and Lena Goldsmith to C. M. Web- ber, lot on NW corner of Amador and Virginia streets, N 400 by W 200; $10, | Anna and John P. McDermott to Henry | L. Ruppel, lot on W line of Twenty-first ave- 200 N of Lake street, N 25 by W 120; $10. | illlam F. Mau and Charles J. Bandmann (by Joseph Kennedy, commissioner) to Adolph | Steinberger, lot on SW corner of Eighth ave- nue and C street, W 26:8 by S 100; $800. G. L. and Katie L. Fitz to same, lot on SW | corner of C street and Eighth avenue, W 0:11 | by 8 100, quitclaim deed; $30. | Adolph_Steinberger to William P. and Elza- | beth I Foster, lot on SW corner of Eighth | avenue and C street. W 26:8 by S 100; $1200. { Stephen A and Mary 1. Born to Frank B. | ot In- for the repose o clock %h anahan CILORAL: DESIGNS 07 P SELLISE 50 Dr.R.L.Walsh has restmed den'sl practies st bis former cffices 847 Geary St. Lirest'y opposite Saratega Hall Reduced Rates for Thirty Days| Palnless Extraction . . .28%¢ |and Minnie Ladd, iot:on W line of Sixth ave- | Filtin, nue, 135 N of I street, N 25 by W 120; $10. gs. . . . s, .. 800 Georging. and Joseph L McCormick to Sperry W. Dye, lot 1, block Z, Park Lane 6: $10. Crowns . . . . . . $2.00 to $5.00 b}’f Hol\l-m.l:cfby John l‘;kulun Sherifr) | Lamberg, lot on N line of Fifth Plate Work . . . $5.00 to $25.00 |5 oo 5o B or & sireet, N 205 W 104, 8 | 200, ¥ 7:2, South San Francleco: $484. Builders’ Contracts. Herman M. Rogers (owner) with 8. H. Rob- insan (contractor), architect Charles J. Rous- seau—All work except grading, concrete, elec- tric work, painting, plumbing, mantels, gas fixtures, shades, finish hardware, grates and electric’ lamps for a 8-story and _basement frame apartment bu on lot on SE_corner of Ness avenue Green street, S 60 by E 317” Same owner with R. Stettin (contractot), architect same—Excavation, concrete and ce- ment work for foundation for same on same; 1425. 'E-mc owner with Schanz & Grundy (con- tractors), architect same—Plumbing, gasfitting, sewer work, hot water circulating system for ‘same on same; $3200. John F. Boyd (owner) with Hinson & Jones LOOK FOR TEIS AD. EACH OTEER DAY. e —— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. Henry and Charlotte Dickerson to Fredericka of Buchanan, E 25 by § 120; $10. A. S and Emma C. Baldwin to John D. Robertson, lot on § line of Washington street, 104:2 E of Buchanan, E 33:4 by S 100; $10 John or John B. Loughran to Francis or Francls J. or Frank J. Sullivan, lot on B line §%, Webwier ‘strest, 95 N of Fage, N 25 by B Maria Reid to Hulda Jacobe, lot on S line of Hayes street, 90 W of Webster, W 25 187:6; $10, £ il enry P, and Ella B. Som Chari, Milicr, Jot on 1. lin «oF Brangea o 53 $10. enter to M. J. Pierce, lot on E line of Folsom street, 175 S of Nineteent! T oy eenth, S 25 by William F. Altvater to Sophie C. Bretten- bach, undivided % of lot on 1 line of Mission Joseph J. Paul to Charles R. Bishop street, 185 N of Twenty-second, ox‘o”lb' B ), at SE corner of 122:6; :“:, e = w.lo. g"éfl“’b SW 91.05, sW Landers, administrator) io Massimeliono Ber. | tion Gt “map of Ranchos V. and. i e 5000, bérkeley; poli, ot on W line of Minsion street, 168 N October | Township; gift, | /N 50 by E 90, lot GREATER FRISCO'S GREATEST PAPER GET NEXT SUNDAY’S CALL NOVEMBER 1. With Schreyer’s Marvelous Picture “FLEEING FROM THE FLAMES” ject to terror. tic animals, show the late Albert A. from a burning stable. crashed into a barrier and are plunging some entangled in the splintered wood, while others crowd upon them. It is a scene which gave the artist abundant opportunity for dramatic effect He has also displayed his ability as a colorist. In jts variety and richness of color the greatest merit lies, and its color makes this picture one of the artist’s masterpieces. Romantic tendencies are strong in all of Schreyer’s painting, and sentiment, color and effect were more important to him than accurate draftsmanship. He possessed the power to express strongly what he felt more than the ability to depict truthfully what he saw. “Fleeing From the Flames” is owned by the Chicago Art Institute, and is included in the splendid collection bequeathed to the museum by and vigorous action. T S T T P D T S “FLEEING FROM THE FLAMES.” A wild, unreasoning panic often seizes upon men in the presence of danger, or even when danger is only imagined. Among the lower ani- mals the greater the intelligence they possess the more they are sub- It is said that elephants tremble at the sight of a mouse, and horses, which are credited with more intelligence than most domes- more fear. In the picture of Adolph Schreyer, reproduced in The Call art sup- plement, there is vividly depicted a stampede of terror - stricken horses In their blind gallop into the darkness they have and struggling in confusion, Munger in 1898. Reproduction of one other picture by the same artist, “The Arab Scout,” has been issued by The Sunday Call, and biographical notes have been published. dLL NEWSDEALERS AND TRAIN NEWS AGENTS SELL THE SUNDAY CALL. Ziegler, lot on N line of Fifty-ninth street at] intersection by line dividing lots 15 and 16 ‘ block 4, N 119.92, W 50, S 123, E. 50.08, lot | 16, block 4. amended map of Butier Tract. | Oakland; $700. { ; John A. and Florence E. Britton to City of | Oakland, lot on SW line of Santa Clara (Moes) avenue. 49 SE of interscetion with NW | boundary of lot 4, SE 49:10. SW 100, NW NE 96, portion of lots 13 and 14, block J, map of Flint Tract No. 4, portion of Oakland Heights, Oakland; valuable consideration ‘Heron-Holcomb Company (corporation) to L. G. Burpee, iot on N line of Twenty-fourth street, 100 E of Valdez, E 50 by N 100; $10. | Hugh W. Dolan (administrator of estate of Mary Pryor or Priar) to John Gunnip, all in- terest m lot on S line Af Thirty-ninth street, 246:3 E of Grove, E 44:9, 90, W N 88, fon of lot 21, map of Montgomery Tract Ror9™ Gakiand: also lot on E line of Ruby 0 8 of Weston avenue, S 25 by B 100, ' ‘Oakland Railroad Homestead, Oakland; 1 47 3 John W, and Elizabeth K. Roberts to J. C. Fourteenth E 30 Talbott, lot on N line of East stree 180 E of Twenty-third avenue, by N 150, East Oakland; $10. Bilen J. and James Wilding to Luey Mc- | Carl, 3 acres beginning at point of intersec- tion of Bellevue and Buckeye avenues, thence along line of Bellevue avenue W 176, SW 158, SW 139, SE 120 to where it joins line of fence of lot 16 thence N 313, N to beginning, por- tion of lot 3_ map of xubdivision of portion of Pledmont Heights Ouakland Townshi) 7 Joseph M. and Louisa Johnson to J. A. Mar- | shall, lot on § line of Channing way, 137.45 E of Tremont street, E 50 by S 135, lot 18, block 3. Barker Tract, portion plat 68, etc., Berke- | ; $100, i l“A‘:llu Fuchs (widow) to Anton Fuchs (som), | lot on SW line of Orion street, 248.67 NW of Seminary avenue, NW 75 by SW 108 lots 33 %o 45, block 65, map of subdivision of lots 56, 57. 65 and 66, Kingsiand Tract, Brooklyn | norine F, and Edward Kelley to M. L. | Feoeman (widowy, lot on S_line of Eighth | street, 125 E of Jjackson, B 25 by § 100, lot 1. biock 82, Kellersberger's map, Oakiand; | #9. " 1 ‘harles and Rachel McCall (wife) and Amy M MeCan (single) Lo James H. Algeo. lot oo Vi eet, o ‘orty-1 e o S0, lot 5, ‘block 2102, Alden Tract 1, Oakland; $10. e A &nd J. A. Anderson (husband) to W. H, and M. A. Gibbs.(wife). lot on E line of Henry street, 76 S of Elghth S 25 by E 100, block 529, Boardman's map, Oakland; $10. ‘Samuel H. and Maria Steward to J. Mitchell, lots 14 and 15, block D, map of resubdivision of hiocks A to F as per map 3, Roberts and Wolfskill Tract, Omkland; $10. Realty Syndicate (corporation) to City of Outiand, for public street, all portion of lot 56 lying SW of N line of Sunny Slope avenue extended W, Map Stanford Tract No. 2. land; $1. 3 Francisco Savings Union (corporation) 1o Eimer 8, Burley, 10t on NW line of Eighth avenue, 90 SW of East Tenth street, SW 30 by NW 70, lot 34, block 11, n m"%ubdh‘hmn block u‘myc"mfi Beaver (widow) to Willam E. les, lot on W line of Telegraph avenue, 100 8§ of Bancroft way, S 30 by W 104.82, por- tion lots 11 and 12, block 1, Beaver Tract, etc., : $10. Charlotte L. Abrams to Fannie D. Cutler (widow), lot on E line of Shattuck avenue, §2.50 N of Essex, N 52.58, E 105:9, § 52.50, W 109:7, lot 22, and N 2-8 of lot 21, block ‘D‘. Map E, portion Newbury Tract, Berk- eley: $10. Anna R. and George E. Wellington to Rob- g e A YR aven Yot 5 E, Sul 4 A V. Marshall to Joseph M. avenue, ., N 44.83, Tract, | 12, block 560, map of blocks 560, 361, 576 and | — trom NW Patterson avenue, NW 100 by NE | | 150, lots 9 and 10, block B, Map Patterson Homestead Association No. 2, Brooklyn Town- ship; $1195. Western Pacific Land Company to Christian A. Wieben, lot 21 and N 3 lot 20. map resub- division block 771, Levy Tract, Brooklyn Town- sh $10. ma H. Swasey (single), by Gustavus A. wasey, attorney, to Stuart A. Hassey, lot on line of Clinton avenue, 275 W_of Willow street, W 25, S to shore line of Bay of San Francisco, me to point which would | be drawn ning at right angles to Clinton avel ginning, block 78, lan adjacent to Encinal, Alameda; $10. John O'Brien to Mary O'Brien (wife), lot on | SE line of nue, SW . James Y. an. Kean, lot on N line o San Pablo. W 25 by N 125, lot 6, Mead Park, Oakland: $10. ! William H. and Frances Mackinnon to Lilla | ns, lot on E line of San Pablo avenue, of Thirty-sixth street, N 34 by E 103, s 4. WSS, portion of lot 1, block A, map | of portion of Mrs. M. J. Evoy's property, Ouk- 1and Township; $10. | Elizabeth B. Waterman to Bertha Heldtmann | (widow), lot on N line of Highland avenue, 120 | E of Laurel street, E 40 by N 132.50, lot 4, | block N, amended map of Moss Tract, Brooklyn | Township; $10. Samuel, Charles, Hilda, Oscar, Frank, Louls and William, Joseph, Bertha Cole and Cecelia | Sidlowski to Amelia Joseph (mother). all Inter- | est in estate of Hyman Joseph as follows: Lot on NE corner of Raiiroad avenue and Stanton street, E 51:3 by N 100, lots 1 and 2, bloek 5, | Powers Tract, Alameda; gift. Emlia C. Gustafson (wite of Charles) to L. G. Haven, lot on E line of Fallon street, 75 8 of Mead avenue, 100 W of 1 Seventh, § 25 by E 100, lot 4, block 202, Diilon property, Oakland; $10. Giles H. and Martanna W. Gray to Frances H. Gray (widow), lot on NW line of Howe street, 100 NE of Howard, NE 100 by NW 250, lots 5 and §, block 8, plan of Howe Tract, Oak- iand: $10. Sarah J. Carley (wWldow) to Ira Vaughan, lot on W line of Poplar street, 149:6 S of W. Twelfth, 8 36 by W 115, portion of lot l Oakland: $10. Elizabeth J. and Charles or Charles Layne Johnson to J. §. Myers, lot on N line of Brown or Thirty-fourth street, 149 W of Telegraph | avenue, W 50 by N 119:10, lot 18, map B, map or portion of estate of A. C. Brown, Oakland; 10. IRt Myers (wife) to Loraine S. Hamilton (wife of F. R.), same: $10. M. J. Madison to Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Company (corporation), blocks 622, 623, 624 and 625, Boardman's map, Oakland; §10. Madeleine Connor (single) to Morris Isaacs, lot on S line of Eighth street, 40 W of Brush, 35 by S 100, block 96, Kellersberger's map, Oakiand; $10. David J. Curtin _(singie) to Edward D. Thomas (single), lot 5, block E, Klinknerville Tract, Oakland: $10. Henry James (single) to Sophe Lind (stn- gle), re-record 895 D 351, lot om W lime of Tenth street, 170 S of Bancroft way, S 37 by W 130, block 122, map of tract of Berkeley Land 'and Town Improvement Assoctation, Berkeley: $10. Frances J. Johnson to W. S. and Ida S. Houghtaling _(wife), street, 277 N of Rose, 135, Iots and 13, block 23, property of North Berkeley Villa Tract, Berkeley: $10. Calvin _A. Shaw (single) to West Berkeley Lumber Company (Incorporated), lot on of Prince street. 35:6 B of Tremont, B N 105, block I A, portion of Nes in plat 51. Peralta Rancho, Berkeley: J. L. and Mary E. Shuman (wife) STATEMENT —OF THE— CONDITION AND AFFAIRS —OF THE— Fidelityand Casualty COMPANY F NEW YORK, IN THB STATE OF NEW York, on the 81st day of December, A. D. 1962, and for the year erding on that day. as made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Com- | missioner: CAPITAL. Amount of Capital Stock, pald up in cash. $ 250,000 00 SSETS. Reai Estate owned by Ccmpany....$ 621,180 53 Cash Market Vaiue of all Stocks and Bonds owned by Company. ... 3,840,641 08 Amount of Loans secursd by pledge of Bonds, Stocks, and other mar- ketable securities as collateral 288.000 00 Cash in Company’s Office.. 17,196 57 Cash in Banks... - 65,326 04 Interest due and accrus Stocks and Loans. ............. veee 96751 Premiums in due Course of Collee- tion Rents due and accrued Reserve reinsurance deposit (cash in isendig Company’s possession)...... eeees SB.57488 Total Assets.......cceavnnn «eee- 88,204,671 TT = LIABILITIES. Losses In process of Adjustment or in Suspense -$ 288,644 Losses reststed. inciudia sxpenses. 628,060 14 Gross premfums on running one year or less, $———; rein- surance 50 per cent.... ... 2,087,843 30 Gross premiums on Risks running ‘more .than One year, $——. INCOMD, Net cash actually received for pre- miums . $4,489, 335 93 Received for on Bonds_ Stocks, Losns, and from all other sources. Received for rents. EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid k—n! (Includ- yeu 3 . ‘$1.222.014 23 Losses incurred during the vear....31.304.326 37 GEOROE F. SEWARD, President. T o tc betore Tae this 288 Subseribed and sworn to day of Jansarc, 9% KERR. Notary Pubiie CHAS. J. BOSWORTH, General Agent, 318 CALIFORNIA STREETY, San Fraacisco, Cal