The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 10, 1903, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903. 15 e e T e e ] MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Con PERSONALS—Continued. i MOVING pictures. magic lanterns, sale. rental: | ALFREDUM'S Egyptian Henna restores gray barFains. Bullard & Breck, 131 Post st. bair t¢ its natural color; §1; at all drugxists’ mes: ail sizes. EU- | Superfiuous hatr and removed with elec- & SONS. 108 Vallelo st tric needle. Mrs. & Eaton, 1119 Sutter. rand. E. B. BECK | A BRANCH office of The Cail for the recep- | ticn of advertisemests and subscripiions has | been “cpened at 1008 Market st oppesite | Fifth. __Oven until 11_p. m. i PALY STRY. ! MME. DEVAS, sclentific paimist and astrolo- | saim reafings $1: 3 questions by ex-) moles GEXE ‘Miss SAFES—New and secon: _ & 0O, 122 Market st bargains camp chatrs: bammocks. meta) beds. mattresses. J F. Hotter, Mission. supplies. moving iupl, 983 Mkt he Call for the recep s and subscriptions has PAPERHANGING. CALL at 627 Turk st. or phone Sutter 154 for pajer banging. painting and tinting. LANEOUS WANTS, sR R for mext 0. | Papering. e rates; tinting, painting. | Co., 319 3d: tel. Main 413. | S AND SURGEONS. | €. O DONNELL—Office and_residonce, | Murket xi.. bet. 6th amd 7th; particu- on paid to diseases of women ,. MONEY TO LOAN. RPHY, . Examiner bu: isappotatme wor herd doctor, for near Leavenworti. sop to Dr. Li Po s of human > @ ae herbs: consultati the famous herb doctor— d by Chinese herbs. 736-8 __ROCMS FOR HOUSELEEPING, AT Koickerbocker - rartments, 1340 P};;, s, | mmissior yde—Furnfhed 3 roomyeults: $30 up; € and G Do heated, electric lighted” free bath. > EDT Private house: large front reoms LY CONFIDE: planos or t JANS on hkpg. aliowed: no tran: on t LLINOIS rooms; : reasonable. rooms: 2 13 gas stoves, ed roome, $5-81 complete $3 woek satly furnished reasonabl d rooms; gas range, . $10. Phone Kate, 2084 large sunny housekeep- | bedroom and front o N. 1007 Larkin st cor. | apartments; also advertisements and subscriptions | ffice. 2200 Fillmore. - has been estabils! fa st APARTMENT XOUSES. " MONTCLAIR APARTMENTS, { beautiful ne corner suites: ne superior; ma- 118 Montgome: "HADDON HALL, 851 E! Y ST FERENCES. —— e e ROOMS TO LET- every room outside; prices from $1 50 per o-date house ta ST3 Market st. . §1.50 b and Missiop—Rooms 50¢ to $3 week; reading-room newly furnished, sunnv, HOWARD. 1310— Iy furnished sunny from: r for 2 gentlemen or lady and gent A McAllister, St. James flai—Sun- gocd_woods are Saumeister | 7 == are what HE ZENO u Market. | nny rooms to let; $1 50 to $3. | Ught room, large bail, ; ressonable. icely furnished rooms 50c to 75c per night. | redeemed stor- ling to pey stor- | NINTH. 119 (Cllespie)— $150 1o $2 30 per week { POWELL. 317—Sunny front suit= for doetor or | dentist: also other furnished rcome. { | SUNNY frons rooms, en suite or single: gen- tlemen; private; ‘reasonable. 132 A 14th st. | SUTTER, 236—The Crare—Elegantly furnished rooms; dewntown: suite or single: 310 up. | TNITED STATES. 123 Eddy st. or. Market— | 400_single and family rooms; 35c to §1 nig] | %175 to $6 week; elevator: electric lights; reading-room; free bus and baggage. { ESS, 519 Handsome sunny furnished | nd single rooms; all conveniences. SHINGTON ave.. 2013, near Ninth and ©—3 unfurnished rcoms and bath; $12 i { K . mear Market convenicnt and respectable: 700 rooms; | to $1 30 night; $2 to $8 week; eievator; elec. lights; reading-room: free bus: Laggage. ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at | Cail Branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts. ‘\ OFFICES AND STORES TO LE TO LEASE—In center of wholesale dis arge. light basement with concrete floor. SE. | r. Market and ond sts.; 66x175: will be Zo0d_ condition: rent _reasonable EHAINWALD BUCKBEE & C0., 218-220 | CLASSIFIED advertisements and_subscrintions received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore. bascawcats. side. | A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- =t, mear Seven-| ticn of advertisements and subseriptions has rticulars apply to G.| been opened at 1008 Market st. opposite 20 Montgomery st Fifth. Oven until 11 p_m. PERSONALS. ROOMS AND BOARD. A EPECIAL LOW RATE, 30 DAYS ONLY— HOTEL BALTIMORE, M ELLA HARRIS. NESS AVE. NEAR GEARY ST. Te all whom I have made prices to since AMERI PLAN. Jan. 1. 1903, & for the ensuing 30 days only, PHONE PRIVATE EXCHANGE 706, 1 will make & Uberal reduction from ail | EELECT FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. Prices for my special deep-wrinkle treatment HOT AND COLD OCEAN WATER. The lady whe bas been on exhibition ia SPECIAL RATES BY THE MONTH. the @rug store windows may be seem at my MUNGER & ZEBERG, PROPRIETORS. cffice this week from 10 to 5. in order to ao- Commodate those who have Fequested to ex- | A———— HOTEL HATTON — emine the face more thoroughly in private. . ——S. E. €OR. PINE AND TAYLOR— This new and rustic constructed hotel is sit- | TB1 O'Farr uated in the city’s swellest quarter and will | be handsomely furnished throughout, with ail | the very latest conveniences: wiil be ready | for occupancy Dec. 15; réservations can now | be made on premises daily. CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS. MANHATTAN HOTEL, 1704 Market st.—A strictly first-class family and tourist hotel of unguestioned respectability. American plan. e T¥ DRESDEN SELECT FAMILY BOARDING-HOUSE. 1442 FULTON,BET. BRODERICK AND BAKER. Pttt o oo v e s Bt A CALIFORNIA, 1240—Most select location in modern, elegantly furnished private home; table unsurpessed; marine view. 5 et MARTINET, Geary st and Van Ness ave. pas changed hands; hereafter conducted tabie board pecialty. frst-class family hotei; ETEVENSEON mansion, 807 Calffornia st.—At. tractive and sightly fooms; best table and service: lowest rates. FIRST. 322—Board and*lodging, $4 50; changed hands. ail home cocking. = e vaN A edy proves its growth stops falling, cures dandruff and ftehing scalp; no stain or stickiness; cleanses ecalp. st druggisis. hairdressers :ac- cept no subsiitute Star Remedy Co..1338 Polk. WILL Miss EMI “ULLEN. who formerly worked for Co aiso 905 Sutter and 9 O'Farrell sts.. come to Presidio and see Mrs. | A Morris, bouse No. 227 NOT bow cheap but¥ow good is the motto of the manufacturers of the Rapid !‘az £iandard, the sewing-machine of to-day. W. EVAKS, agent, 1021 Marke: st. cures comire. Pharmacy. 265 Grant aves eddress A corner Sutter st.: fee moderate. RAG carpets wove to order and for sale; siso cheniile-wove rugs, ollk portierss; desler 12 carpet twine. or_chain,’ at iowest rates Geo. Matihews, 708 Fifth st Oskland DRUNKENNESS. morphine and all drugs dis- ~ iy cured by Willow Bark Co.. | LEAVENWORTH, 306—Large front sumay T T e s | VAT e g LIQUOR rabit cured in 2 days or 5o charges: | 'FARRELL, 309—Furnisked rooms; home guaranteed. Aeme Liquor Cure Co., 907 Mar- | cocking: German family; week. Kot st room 203; phone South 3L = B poul LT S ELEGANT suits on easy {Praliments: 30 eata cocaine BGARD and lodging !n private family. 2621 Sutter st. WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly i6 pages. in wrapper. for matling: $1 AN exceptionsily good No. higher and jower prices _ Tatlor, 721 Market end u week. LEON ket st etween Seventh and Eighth. DAXCING Tuesday. Thursday. Ssturday. Sua- €ay exgs. Teutenls Hall, Howard st eor __®h: Prof. Foster. scclety dancing taught. FINE genuin: diamends, watehes. jewelry cheap- anywhere. A. A. Ritter, 237 Keamns. A Call, year. crfters to order eahase B Co. momh aNem T Macket SUPERFLUOTS I-Ihg moles removed by slec- g 7o needle Dr & Mo Traverse. 1150 THE bert pises to buy good umbreilas or have them covercd or repaired is 130 -3 ot TADLOK-MADE suit #5 00; fi E 2D-HAND typewriters d ———————— |“rooms an | $27.500—Pactfic Hei REAL ESTATE—CITY—FOR G. E. UMBSEN & CO., 20 MONTGOMERY ST.- AUCTION AUCTION ACUCTION AUCTION - AUCTION Of investment, residence and unimproved prop- erties wili be heil at our salesroom Monday, December 12, 1903, at 12 o'clock oon. MARY A. ROBERTS ESTATE. Admigistrator’'s Sale. The foilcwiug 3 properties must be sold to cicee above estate! : & ject to confirmation by the court. 5 @ 1531-1833 Ellis st, near Scott; good im- provements consist of 2 frame dwelings. 8 bath each; rents $65 per month; @ . 1829 Ellie st, near Scott; good substantiai S-story dweiling, 12 rooms amd bath; rents $i6 per month; lot 23:9%x75. ) lot 36:2%y Whit- Randail st., north line, bet. Dame and | mey sts.; building lot, 25x125. = AN ELEGANT PARK RESIDENCE. €79 Waller st., near Scott; new modern resi- dence of 9 rooms and bath; high attic and basement, bullt within the last<§ vears; jt ad- |Joins Dutoce Park and must be seen to be | appreciased. A vae oppostunly. . B CoST. INVEST! NT. 1386-1258 Pacific north line,-nedr Hyde, store, = room rent $25 per month: lot has 2 {rontages. CHOICE PARK FLATS. 1023-1623% Grove st., near Ly flats of 5-6 rooms and bath, eac per month; lot 25x137 MISSION FLAT: -307% Castro st., east line, near 16th, modern flats of 5-6 rooms and bath each; rents $42 50 ver month: lot 25x87:6. REFERE! SALE. bject to confirmation by the court. N cor. Sanchez and Duncan ets.; unim- proved lot, SOx114. BUSINESS - HOLDING. 743 Tth ave., near Fulton st., store and flat of 5 rcoms and bath; with a little outiay this could be made a very desirable bullding; lot 24:6x100. MISSION BUSINESS CORNER, 1) of 26n and Dougiass wia.; wite- 0. 2) line, near 24t lots level —2 modern §. E: cor. proved lot, : unimproved Douglass st., 3 nd ready to 24x100 1d on. iaf bi 68 Hancock Sanclez, 18ih and tage of 8 rooms snd bath; lot 25x114. ANT-STREET CORNER. Hryant and Harriet sts., close improved corner, 25x75 a_desirable cot- N.E. to_6th G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgomery street. . ELDRIDGE & © 638 MARKET ST. investment; buiiding, running fi eet; leased for 10 yea net guaranteed under secured lease; $50,000 mortgage can remain; premises occupled by large mercantile house. $30,060—McAllister st. near Fracklin: 50x137:6 feet; pays well; rents $225 per menth; 6 eclegant flats; steady tenants. s flats: magnificent; 9-9- 11 rooms and 2 spacious batbrooms in each flat; positively new and designed street 6 per cent and flat of § yooms and bath; | rents $50 i . Church and | 3-story brick and | to! | | H after the [atest European models of apartments, $12,000—Fremont-st. corner, 45 feet frontage; | important business location; reats $125 ier month: 3 $5,500—3 eiegant flats, only 3 years old: gant frame dwellings. 7 rooms and baths: present rents very low —only $70; could easily be tenanted at $85 per month; Waller st., near Scott investmen th! $7,750—New flats, ne improvements a vear ago; remts 363, 6 feet: owner compelled to sell on account of nortga on other property. 50; 3 flats on 13ty et.; 5-6- 6 rooms and baths $5,000—Minna-st. cor.; store and flat above; ara scarce. | $1150 ONLY for a cottage; 8 rooms, bath, etc. 50 fr. frontage; rented for $30 per mo.; lot_aione worth m oney. | $5,000—Shotweil st, near 20th: 2 beautifu! fiats, finished throughout in - first-class condition; newly painted; modern plumbing; lot 3€x125 feet; beautifuliy cuitivated la: Sacrifice; Octavia st., arge lot; eas! near Union; y worth $100 per fromt foo $1,000 each—4 excelient buildings Iots on 1Sth dy for bullding: posi- iots in the Mission SPECK & CO. 7 Market st., Kearny. Estate Agents and Rent Tectors. Full charge taken of proper BIG INTEREST PAYING FLATS. $25,000—Rents $23 Real corner; Western addition; lot 37:6384 feet. $19,000—Annual rents, $2185: Golden Gate Park; modern, bay-window flats; lot 50x 137 feet. $16,000—Geary et., east of Larkin et.; rents $125; 3 elegant flats. 10; Webster st.; 4 10! $13,900—Arinual rents, substantial 3- stozy buliding; ot 50xS0 feet; vicinity of Second and Howard sts. $10,000—2 beautiful Post-st. flafs; close to Gough st.: 30 feet frontage; always rent- ; yeariy rents, $90C. $6,500—Yearly rents, $824; Ritch 75_feet: pays 14 per cent. $5,000—Yeasly rents, $624; Z2-story bullding and stable for six horses. $4,600—2 Sutter-st. flats; 5 and 6 roome; ot 95x137:6 feet: a good buy. $3,250—Yearly income, $420: flats near Third and Bryant sts.; lot 23x75 feet. SPECK & co., 867 Market st. lot 42x THOMAS MAGEE & SONS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 5 MONTGOMERY ST. AVENUE CORNER. with good frame improvements; rents iow, $300 a month: now; can be in- creased by smsll expenditure; has also the advantage of being an excellent site for a family hotel or apartment house. NEAR GEARY AND MASON. 75 feet front. running back to a rear street; nearly 15,000 square feet; excellert site for stores and hotel; mot a better buy in the market. FOR 30 DAYS ONLY. IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. Buy a lot; $250; 25x114. For Christmas. For your children. down: $1 monthly. near Diamond: grand s to City Hall; electric extend on Diamond st. HEYMAN CO., 117 Sutter st. MODERN cotrages; finished complete with every convenience; easy terms; large lots. 4 rooms—$2900. rooms—-$: room: rooms—$3660. rooms-——$4100. Tocated on First and Second aves, bet. Geary and McAllister st cars and one block north of park. F. NELSON. builder. 15 PER cent on investment; 2 new flats; Dor- land *st.; rents $62 50 month; $4000 cash; $2500 at'6 per cent. $53500—Store and flat, with cottage: good stock of_groceries and ‘bar. D. COFFIN & CO.. 3303 Mission st. BUILD on your unimproved realty; we loa full cost improv. and part lot af G per cent. € 5 € 7 MANHATTAN LOAN 0., Crocker buliding. | ESTIMATES on plumbing work. new or oid. Ahlbach & Mayer, plumbers, 836 Howard st. LOTS, of Golden Gate Park. pur- Q-iod" 5 'w“.v' GENN. B30 Calitornia st S ——————————————————— REAL ESTATE—Country—For Sale. FOR sale—15-acre fruit farm; good improve: ments; rood location: connected with San Francisco by rail and electric cars. —Call or adéress 715 Nineteenth st., Oakland, Ca’. $10 A MONTH buys a 10-acre farm. Drofit per anmum per acre. rite for booklet. It's 863 3 st WRIGHT & KIMBROUGH, Cal ALFALFA lands, stocid . vineyards; fnspected ; monthly Market st. - FOR rent, near Haywards, a well tmproved fruit or chicken rarch; 10 acres. 3021 Shat- tuck ave., Berkeley, < | | 1 i } ! | | | ! $2500 COST, and s worth $3000—Thirty-fifth I $3250—Just | Two ‘ciasses of stone will t_SALE. | BERKELEY ADVERT'S'MNTS | BUY ONE OF THESE CHRISTMAS PRES. © . ENFS. - & o £ il $1200—Acre lot on Claremont ave.; fine (]“: ovorlooking' bay; mear Coileze ave:; dll street work dome: cars 2 blocks $2500—-50x130. Channing way,: near Tele- graph -ie.o:ndmnnmc else In block $3230. $8 per foot; fine corner lot, near new Santa Fe statios. \ CHENEY & BERRY, P. 0. Plock, Berkeley station. A SNAP—Must be sold at_once; $3700; two- story. 6-room house, 1 year old: lot 12x199; street work all done; hew furniture com- piete_throughout; 1 bjock from electric cars and 3 blocks from Lorin station: $1200 cash, talance $30 per month. 1927 Fairview st., or L. J. MORAN & CO., 2131 Shattuck ave. 4 ONE left"a splendid new home in Berkeley emall cash payment: remainder on install- ments less than rent. 5. F. and S. Home Building Society. 708 Market 8. F. e e ] OAKLAND AD VERTISEMENTS . Information furnished on applica- tion to WM. S. PATTEN, assistact Quarter- master General, Chief Q. M. SPECIAL NOTICES, Ladtes! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pilis -are best: safe, reliable; take no other. Send jc for pas in letter by return mail. Chichester Chemical Co.. l’hlh“vh% Pa. STU.TERING AND ST. I OQFFICE, 11'8 BROADWAY. OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. st. near San Pablo; only 4 blocks from Key Route station; thirty minutes from | this house to San PFrancisco by Key ! Route; only one fare; a modern bay-win- dow eottage of 5 rooms, bath, high base- ment: lot 30x140; two-story barn; gravel drives; in fact. an ideal i terms | only $300 cash balance mortgage; see- ing is believing: call early; must be sold: no _reasonable offer -refused. J. 8. MYERS or GEO. W, AUSTIN, 1002 Broadway, Oakland ! think _of it! Two cottages, § rooms_ bath, basement. brick foundation, ' hot and cold water, gas; street work al ecomplete; lot 50x130; fruit trees, carriage : near school, local trains cars ness center; Dresent income $32 per month; owner has gone East and his instructions are to sell; we must sell; we | will sell to the first applicant who will talk cash and make reasonable offer. .J. S. MYERS_cr GEO. W. AUSTIN, 1002 Broadway, Oakland. $5250—Reduced from $6300; death compels owner to leave for Los Angeles, and he Is forced to sell; location Webster st., near Nineteenth: oniy three blocks from the , business center. postoffice and narrow ! sauge local; 7 rooms, bath; only oceupied seven monthe; open lawn, colonial® styl nicke! plumbing, plate glass; In fact, an ideal home; must be sold; see it and make offer. J. S. MYERS. or GEO. W. AUSTIN, 1002 Broadway, Oakland. AN IDEAL HOME. $3230 cash, balance to suit purchaser; a &rand, select home; modern house -f 12 rooms andi hardsome grounds; well kept; Latham ter- race, adfoining East Oakiand; oue block from car line; near steam local traing to S. F. and fine schoolhouse; lovely site; the auticok, view of bay and mountaln range unsurpassed; Al sofl; @ fine variety of immense fruit trees, as- sorted shrubbery and flowers; this is @ rare home; fine stable for horses and cow; size 100x 125; price in all $8500. Cai or send for cir- cular, 455 Seventh st., opp. Broadway station, Oakiend; carriage free H. Z. JONES, Lan) Owner. located in East Oskland: ea LASSEN & CO., Oskland, Cal $4763 ONLY for 2 fine flats In Oakland; rented for $60 per month. P. C. LASSEN & CO. 468 Tenth et., Oakland, Cal A FINE T-room house; must be soid this week: | good location; easy terms. £, C. LASSEN & €O., 466 Tenth st.. Oakland, Cal. i BARGAINS in Piedmont residence lots, includ. | ing all kinds of flowers and shrubbery: will build to suit. Box 854, Call office. Oakl CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly | Call,_ 16 pages, sent to any address in the ' United States or Canada one vear for $1. | QOAKLAND ROOMS TO LET. ' I DOME AND GRAND HOTELS. 5 Washingten and 510 Ninth sts., Oak- land; furnisbed rooms en euite or single, with or without board; special rates to families. terms. P. = PROPOSALS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HAR- | bor Commissioners, Union Depot and Ferry | House. San Framcisco, California, Novem- | ber 16, 1963, Sealed proposals or bids will be received at shis_oidice ut of prior to 2:15 o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, Liecember 23, 1903, for the construction of @& section of seawall and whart wionx same to e located between King and Channel streets on the water front of the City and County of San Fran- ' cisco, in accoraance With the plans and specifications prepared thersfor by the Chief kugineer.of the Board and adopted by the Board August 1903, and on file in this office, to whiclr Speclal reference is hercby made. The work to be done under these specifications consists in furnishing all ma- terfals und labor for constructing and erect ing a stone seawall with end embankments and a wharf. It is estimated that the sea- wall and end embankments will contain | about 90,000 tons of stone: the wharf will | eontain 36,000 square feei of whart sur-. face. This section of the seawall will ex- | tend from the intersection of the northerly line of Chennel street (prolonged easterly) | with the water front line, six hundred (600) | feet northerly along sald water front line. | The materials to be used for the comstruc- | tion of the seawall and end embankments | will consist of stome not subject to decom- | position nor disintegration by the action of | sea water or air. 4 be recogmized. | The first class will Include stone of one or ! more cuble feet In falr assortment of sizes between one and four cubic feet: no objec- tion will be made to stome larger than four ; cubfc feet; this class of stone must be free | uf seams and marked lines of cleavage. | The second class will include stone of less | than one cubic foot, in assorted sizes, but no stone less than five pounds will be ac- cepted at the quarry. | The materfals for the comstruction of the whar? will consist of the requisite quanti- | ties of first class, close grained, Douglas vellow fir plles and yellow fir fumber (mer- | chantable quality), wire rope. wrought iron ' bolts, soikes, etc., all of the best quality | and subject to a rigid examination. | 0 bid will be received unless it is made . on & blank form furnished from this office and is accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the aggregate amount of the bid, payable to the order of the Secre- tary of the Board. 23 a guarantse on the part of the successful bidder that he wil ' within six (6) days after the mcceptance of the bid enter ‘nto a written contract to do | #aid work, according to the plans and specl- | ficaticns prepared therefor, and will*also e with this Hoard & bond in by | Foard of State ssioners, in2 conditioned for the faltheal pertormance of such eontract: nor wil said be con- | sidered by this Board unless deiivered to the | Secretary or to the assistant secretary, at | the office of the secretary, at or orior to | 2:15 o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, December 23,1903, at which time and place the bmi : and May McGlenn, 29, 242 Fourth street. ‘ANDERSON—Xn this city, December 7, 1903, MELBOURNE School, Van Ness-Market—Cure in every case; individual teaching: no medi- cine. Inquire {nto wonderful cures:bome cure. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—The Giant Powder Com- pany, Con.—A dividend, No. 60, of ffty (30) cants per share cn tmfim«l'c:tmlm:ol: the company hes been decla: ble at the office of the company. rooms 204 and 206 Hayward building. San Francisco, on De- cember 10, 190%. Transfer books clcse Decem- ber 3. 1903, at noon. C. C. QUINN, Sec'y. e e MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Gustav N. Hasteden, 31, 338 Fitth street, Delia Broenan, 25, 517 Leavenworth street. Morris Krumholz, 21, 221 Clinton Park, and | Helen Tiller, 20. 221 Clinton Park. Vincenso Albertieri, 45, 630 Francisco street, and Celestina Parodi, 36, 630 Francisco street. James A. Cunningham, 60, Sait Lake City, and Bessis B. Glass, 28, Salt Lake City. Arthur C. Corrigan, 28, Courtland, and Vie- | let E. Hagerman, 18, Courtland. Wilifam W.- Fléming. 29, eity, and Edith L. MeLaren, 24, Stockion. Edward A. O'Brien, 20, 14 Croke street, and Elsie Johnson, 1S, 1069 York street. Frederick H. Garnle, 34, 1940 Howard street, and Lena Switzer, 2% 512 Missouri street. Theodore Meith, 25, 251 San Jose avenue, and Dora I Colver, 20, city. N Ab_Bow, 41, 819 Jackson street, and Ah Yes, 24, €71 Commercial street. BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS. Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed i in at either of the publieation offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- gons authorized to bave the same pubiished. Notices restricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once in this column free of charge. William: Decnohue, 32, 520 Second street, "‘“: i BORN. BOUTES—In this city, November 26, 1003, to the wife of J. J. Boutes, a son. CRAIG—In this city, December 6, 1908, to the wife of Ed J. Craig, a son. GILHAM —In this city, December 4, 1903, to the wife of Kelsey M. Gilham, a son. HEALY—In this eity, November 231008, to the wife of W. F. Healy, a daughler, MACDONALD—In this city, December 6, 193, to the wife of D. A. Macdonald, a daughter. ———— ST McNamara, John J. Moller, Richard B.C. Partee, - Phillips. Henrietta L. Pratt, Emily _H: Ridlington, Schurring. Sophie Shevlin, Patrick Smith, Belle M. Smith, Helen Stanton, Margaret Stanton, Thomas Ulbrandt, Fred Anderson, Charles Baker, Elien Bernard, John F. Black, John A. Buero, Domenico Calhoun, Capt. Rufluu Dorrington, May H. Falirbanks, Anna Foley, Joseph D. Gallatent, Bernard Galivin, Catherine Glgory, Mrs. D.J.C. Hapsen, Gustav Held, Earnest Wallas, Johanna Johnson, Virginia E. Wallenstein, Mrs. D, Keyes, George O. Warren, Aug: McCarty, Josephine Woclt, Joseph Charles Anderson, beloved husband of Ida Anderson. father of Walter and Agnes An- derson, a pative of fa. A member of | Eurcka Lodge No. 6, O. d. H. S.. and Rig- gers' and Stevedores’ Local No. 23, £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Thursday). at 1 o'clock. from the parlors of H. P. Petersen, 228 McAllister street, where fugeral services will be held under the aus- pices of Eureka Lodge No. 6, O. d. H. 8. In- terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. BAKER--Near Los Gatos, Santa Clara County, | December 9, 1903, Ellen Baker, beloved wife | of Thomas Baker, and mother of William, | Robert and Jessie Baker and Mrs. J. S. Nu. | man, a native of Ireland, aged 70 vears 4| months and 27 days. BERNARD—In Seattle, December 7, 193, John F. Bernard, beloved son of the late John and | Ellen Bernard, and brother of M. J. Bernard | and Mrs. J. D. Murrey, a native of San Francisco, aged 45 years. BLACK—In this city, December 9, 1903, John A. Black, beloved 'brother of Mrs. Joseph Baker and Wililam Biack, a native of Phil- adeliphia, aged 47 years 7 months and & days. 7 Remains at the pariors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission sireet, between Seventh and Etghth. 3 BUERO—In this city, December 8, 1902, Dom- | enico, dearly belcved son of Mrs. A. Buero and ‘the late Mr. G. Buero, and beloved | brother of Joseh Buero, Mrs. J. R. Pitto, Mrs. K. Cresta, Mrs. V. Varni and Mrs. A, Cappuro, a native of San Francisco, aged si years and § months. i [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | tully invited to attend the funeral Thurs- | ?.,, mur 10, 1903, at 9:30 o’clock, | rom te residence, 120 Otsgo avenue, between Onondago street and Oneida avenue. | thence to Corpus Christi Church (Italian), = Croke avenue, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his sout, commeneing at 10 o'clock. Intermen: Holy Cross Cemetery, by carriage. CALHOUN—In this city, Decembe- 9. 1903, Captain _Rufus Calhoun, hushend of Mrs. Sarah Calhoun of Port Townsend. Wash. and father of Mrs. J. M. E. Atkinson of Seattle, Wash, Isaac P. Cathoun of Kent, Wash., Rufus and Captain George S. Cal houn, a native of New Brunswick aged 7 years aud 3 months. Porc Townsend and | Seattle papers please copy. €7 Notice of furenal hereatter. Remains at the funeral parlors of Bunker & Lunt, 2666 Mission street, Mission Masoaic Temple, between Twenty-second and ['wenty-third streets. DORRINGTON—In this city, December 9, 1903, | May Hawley Dorrington, beloved nter of and the late Daniel 5. Hawley, £ et ToEs Shoa ipa, m’ Hawiey and Mix. Allce E. Harris, s 7 Funeral and Interment private. ! i i days. 1 . e Sk » 8 | Broadway, 45 E of Octavia street, E sister of Mirs. Mark Cook, Mrs. N. P. Mrs. Joseph P. and Winitred HANSEN—In this city. Gustav Hansen, a native of Norway, 20 years hun;ha.u. beloved busband M., and father of and brother of George Held. JOHNSON—Ia this city, December 9 1003 | Virginia E. Johneon, beloved wite of-Bd- | ward Johnson, and mother i ence, Mrs. George . W. and Mrs. | €. W. McHenry, a unub New York, aged 12 years 11 months and § days. KEYES—In this city, December S, 1903, George | O.. beioved husband of Margaret Keyes and | steptather of Maurice, Margaret. Luke and | Nora O'Connell and ‘the late Jora Joseph cnne Harmony Lodge No. 9, A. O. U. | fully invited to attend the funeral {o-day | (Tuursday), December 10, at I g'clock, from his late residence, 130 Twenty-eighth streét, | Between Dolores and_Chureh. Interment ©. O. F. Cemstery. Please omit flowers. | McCARTY i this city, December % 1903, at | o late residence, 1346 Webster street. Josephine, beloved wife of John McCarty, and mother of Andrew. Witllam, John H. and the lats Josephine MeCarty, & native of | County Limerick, Ireiand, aged 55 years and 2 months. McNAMARA—In this_city, December 9, 1963. | at his residence 57 Converse street John J.. beioved son -of Patrick and the | Bridget McNamara. and _deariy beloved | brother of James, Dell. Anmie Mamie and Patrick McNamara, Mrs D. Riley. Mrs. J_ | Miller and the late Roger V. McNamara, a mative of San Franciseo. J MOLLER—In this city, Decemd® o 1008, | Richard B. C. Moller, ‘a native of Germany, | ageq 35 years 4 months and 2 days, PARTZEE—n San Jose, Decembér 7, 1903, at | the residence of Mrs. Fred H. Figel, George Partee, -husband of the late Thurza Partee, | and father of B. A Partee and e iate | Mary E. Roop, a native of Ohlo, aged 9 | Tate | yeass. PHILLIPS—In this city, December 9, 1300, Herrietta L. Phillips, a native of England, aged §2 years. | PRATT—In this city, December 9, 19, Emily | . Praw, a native of Syracuse, N. Y., aged | §7 years 1 month and 29 days, f RIDLINGTON—In thi¢ city, December 3, 1903, | Thomas, beloved husband o: Pauline C. Rid- | lington, and father of Mrs. W. F. Sulsberg | and Mrs A F., Brinkmas, a native of Ramsey; Huntingdonshire, kingland, aged 64| years 8 months and 14 days. A member of | Yerba Buena Lodge, Scottisi Rite Masoas; | Occidental Lodge No. 2, F. and A M.; Bi | Dorado Lodge No. 8, I O. O. F., of Sacra- | Mento; St. John Lodge No, 74, A. O UTW.. | Keystone Lodge No. 2107, K. of H., and Ivanhoe Lodge No. 5, K. of P. | E7Friends and acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the fumeral to-day | (Thuraday) at 2 o'clock, from the Masonic | Temple, corner Post and Montgomery strédts, under the auspices of Occidental Lodge No. | 2, F. and A. M. Intermest Cypress Lawn Cemetery. by carriage. ! SCHURRING—In this city, December 9, 1003, | Sophie._ dearly beloved mother of Annie and Hilka Schurring, and sister of Loulsa Werth and Alric Nilburn, a native of Germany, aged 62 years 2 months and § days. } SHEVLIN—in the City and County Hospital, | December 9, 1908, Patrick Sheviin, a native of Ireland, aged i3 years. i SMITH—In Oakiand, December 8. 190, Beile | M. wife of W. H Smith, and mother of Maril and Annie F. Smith, a native of ta Rosa. Cal.. aged 38 years 6 monihs 1 ~ \ SMITH—In this city, December 9, 1903, Helen, | beloved wife of Charies Smith, and sister of Mrs. Mary Ann Martin and John Murphy, a Dative of San Francisco, aged 47 years. E¥Notice of funeral hereafter. ~Remaine at the zarlors of J. €. O'Connor & Co., 07 Mission street, between Third and Fourth. STANTON—In this city, December 9, 1908, | Margaret Stanton, beioved aunt of Mrs. Liz- 7ie Stanton and Mrs. Mary Seaberg, and wife of the late Richard Stanton, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 78 years. STANTON—In this city. December 9, 1900, | Thomas, belovéd husband of Fanny Stan- ton, father of of D. J., Georgs W. and Rob- ert Stanton. Mrs. M. E. Stevens and Mrs. W. R. Wiimot, and brother of Mrs. Mary Irvine, a native of Irgjand, aged 77 yeurs 9 ' months and 12 days. ULBRANDT—In this city, December 9, 1965, Fred Ulbrandt, beloved husband of 'Annie | TUlbrandt (nee Craig), a native of Denmark, aged 29 years. WALLAS—In this city, December 9, 1003, Jo- hanna, beloved wife of the late Hiram Wal- las, and devoted mother of Berry a0 Matlida, Werner and Juilus Wal las. a native of Finland, aged 57 year: monthe and 24 days. ey £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuliyéfvited to attend the, funeral Saturday. Dee 12, 1903, at 12 o'clock, from her late pesidence, 1329 De Haro street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth, take Twen- ty-fourth-street car running eest, thence to the chaviel of Charles H. J. Truman & Co.. 1900 Mission street. betwen Fiftcenth and Sixteenth, where services will be held at 1:30 | g'clock under the auspices.of the United Caii- | fornia Pinn Sisterhood. Interment Cypress WALLENSTEIN In 2 ALLENSTEIN—In Germany, November 21, 065, Mrs. David Walicosiotn, mother of | Lewis, Ben and Morris Wallenstein. ! WARREN—In this city, December S, 1908, | August, beioved husband of Josephine War- | ren. and father of Harry A. Theodore E., | Gustave, Frederick C. and Arthur Warren, mative of Prussia, aged i3 years 3 months | and 25 days. i and T Eriends acquaintanees pect - fully Jnvited to attend the funeral to.day | (Th lay), at 10:30 o’clock, from his late residence. 5§ Racsch street. Interment | Cypress Lawn Cemetery. ! WOOLF—In this city, December 9, 1908. Jo- | seph Abrams, beloved son of Harriet Woolf, | and brother of Mrs. M. A. Fisher of Sacra- | mento. Miss Rose Wooif and Herbert Wonlf, | a native of Boston, Mass., ager 40 years i month and 17 days. | §7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the funsral to-morrow | (Friday), at 10 o'clock. from the parlors of | Thecdor Dierks, 957 Mission street, between | Bifth and Sixth, and thence by 11:30 a. m. tran to Now Salem Cemetery for imterment. | REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. | James Riley to Ann Riley (wife), re-record | 2026 D. 116, N line of Page street, 8 E Octavia, & 27 by N 120; gife. City and County of San Franeisco to Shea and Annie M. Farrell, lot on 4R 100; $——. Annie- Fallon to Kate A. Besore, corner of Golden Gate avemue street, E S0 by S 109; also McaAllister street, 203 E of N 137:6; g EELE] of Fillmore street, W 37:6 by N 137:6; §—. “S;::: to ‘"Ilhm_-;l H:l‘mnut, 1ot on E line ner street, Hayes, S 25 106:3; $—. s i Same to Martha B. Smith, lot on W line of | Fillmore stzeet, 75 S of Hayes, S 25 by W 106:3; $—. Same to James H. Humphreys. lot on S lne E of Stremer. E 27:6 by | !as mailfeasance - KANSAS CITY JUDGE WANTS GOOD PROBING Jurist Gives Grand Jury Explicit In- structions Concerning Bribery and Malfeasance in Office. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 3. —When the Grand Jury called to investigate alleged boodling in Kansas City, Kans., met to-day Judge Fisher of the Dis- trict Court gave explicit instructions regarding its work. “For years,” said he. “it has been commonly rumered and often openly charged that public officials of the city of Kansas City, Kans., were in the Ihabl( of soliciting and receiving bribes. In this community there has grown to be a sentiment that pure maunicipal government is an unobtainable thin that ceorruption in office is a conven- tional crime; that every man has his price. Such a condition Qf affairs is appalling and demoralizing, and no |80ed citizen will refuse to assist in eradicating it. “There is no offense more despicable than the betrayal of a public trust for private gain. “Let no bribegiver nor bribetaker or corrupt publie official escape.” The instructions call for the investi- gation of the prohibitory law, as weil in office. Attorney General Coleman of Kansas was pres- ent in court and will take charge of the investigatio —————— ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 9.—The Govern- ment has arranged to remit the excise duty om Russian oil. with the object of facilitating. its export to Persia and Afghanistan. @ i O on N line of Lake street, $0:10 W of Twenty- sixth avenue, W 33:4 by N 160; giit Same to Richard G. Srodrick. lot on N line of Lake street, 3:-6 W of Twenty-sixth avenue, WS4 by N lou; gife Same to Eleanor W. Stinson. lot ca N lne of Lake street, 124:2 W of Twenty-mixth ave- nue, W 35:4 by N 100; gitt. Fernando and Juila A. Neison to George A. Rovert, jot on E line of Second avenue, 200 S of A street, S 23 by E 120; $10. Isaac and telena Liebes to Oscar Heyman. iot cn S line of A street, $2:6 W of Seventa avenue, W 50 by 5 1ue: $10. Minnie E. ‘tucker, Etta B. McNear and Maie T. Macdonald (Tucker) to Falomares Land_Company, iot on SE corner of b street and Forig-irst avenue, E 30:3, SW 1388, N 122:10; 310, Estates of Marian and Lestie E. Miller, minors (by C. O. G. Miller, guardian). to same, same: $65. D. A. Curtin to Emma L. Merritt asd W. K. H. Adamson (executors of tae estate of Adolph Sutro), Iot on NE corner of Forty-seventh ave- nue and D street, E 32:6 by N 160; §1 Solomon and Dora Gets to Willlam Harvard, Jot on S line of H street, 52:6 E of Ninth ave- nue, E 25 by S 160; $10. A. Pope to_Maiinda | Charles W. and Mary Nolan, lot on S lime of X street, 130 W of Thirty-ninth avenue, W 30 by S 125:11. $10 J. C. Kcent and Barbara Ermest, ot on N line of Prospect piace, 100 E of Folsom streer. E 75 by N 160, Precita Valley blocks 134 and 137; $10. Victor M. Olof E. Hanson, e Olof E. Hanson to Betty Hanson, ua- divided 15 of same; gifi Anne M. and Henry H. Libbing to Frank and Emelte Grabe, Jot on NE line of Girard W of Dwight, NW i3 by NE 120, e University Mound: $V T. H. O. Walton to Ernest R. aoi Thomas R. Luce, iot on SE line of Paris stre of Brazil avenue. NE 4 by SE 100 Excelsior Homestead: $10. i John Mitchell to Mary Mitchell, lot 17, bioek B, Pack.Lane Tract: $10. Reiter and Jules J. Fourquet to iot 14, bicck 36, Sunnyside; s Macki®, lot Harcy L. Michael to Robert W. M: ruu N line of Richland o— 208:7 £ of Holly 35 by N 100: $5. '“x-?i'.‘.—,"x and Virginia W. Bosworth | George W. Bosworth, lot 41, block 265, O'Neill : $10. n to Benjamin Healey. lots South San Francisco Home- Association; $10. NE corner of Ninetsenth avenue and H street, SE 75 by NE 1¢0. lot 9_block 362, same: $10. Jeremiah and James Donovan and Mary E. McCarthy to S. J. and Alice T. Cunningham, ot on W line of Poik strest, 67:6 S of Green, S 25 by W s4:8: $10. Touls and Jenmle Fylediander to Mark H., Morris dnd Abratam C. Karski, lot on N line of Geary street. $2:64 W of Laguna, W 276 N 87:6; $10. ”(‘ha.rls}l S_‘lud Olgs Barrett to San Svan- leetric Company. lot on N fin e et 16653 E of Webater. E 100 by N _275; $5. rgarct J. Bourbin to James C. Bourbin, ot 058 lina of Eddy street, ST:6 E of Seott, S §2:6; gift. R anits J. Giiffin to Dina Eisenbach. Tot on S line of Pine strest, 162:3 & of Broderick, B fli:zu:,éulfuc'n to Frank L. Paillet, same: ¥ ¥iliam P. and Ella T. Chaimer to Theresa M. Brocks, lot on N line of Page strest. 90:3 W of Central avenue. W 21 by N 91:6; $130. James A. and Arthur H. Larkins and Eliza A Boodt (Larkins) to Harriet E. Larkins, lot on E line of Hartford street, 98 N of Twentieth, N 25 by E 125, quitclaim deed: $10. William J. and Rosie Colvin to Building Con- struction Company. lot on B line of Hartford Street, 130 § of Eighteenth, S 25 by E 125: $10. John L. Major to Mary Majer. lot on N line . 25 E 25 by N 97:6; gift. E iillam C. Brumdeld to Elizabeth Brumfleld, N line of Tvmty-fl:(?fll::{. 2w Trea enue, W 25 by N 2 O jaimes & and Arthur H. Larkins and Eliza A Boodt (Larkins) to William A. Larkins, lot on E iine_of Dougiase street. 100 N of Eight- . N 23 by E 125: i nGmus W Katherine A.. Christopher C. and Lily A, Rivers to Harry H. Crane. lot on E line of Jones street, 99:6 N of O Fasrell. N 2 E 1376, S 23 to alley 8§ feet wide, W B ane Maguire to Magaire, Company. lot ire t g Stne of Hyde street. 41:6 S of O Fagrell by W ST line of