The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 19, 1904, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1904 _—____—____—__—_—-—“———_——————————-—-—n;:r——" ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPIN PROPOSALS. ' MARRIED. '::fl"u'r;ffl:" a native of San Francisco, | * ADVER' S. p » | e | CLARKE—SCHARDIN—In this city, April 17 The Binet ke place Tuesday, 2 ¢, S25_Flegant 3-4 room sultes; §as, | NOTICE to_architects—The Board of Man- s Tk pblander, pastor E>The funeral will take pl g l T cteciyic Tieht. sun. ‘phone: new | N oere of Mendorino. State Hospital invites | 190 by ihe Rev. Dr. E. Melander, pastor| Apil 10, at ® o'clock, from his late resl I\ o - 1 ! dence. 10 Vands t, thence to St. competitive plars and f‘l:;o‘r‘:‘m"'r:“'“m‘:‘fl‘,:, uel Clarke and Emma Schardin, both of this | Francis Chureh. where 3 requiem high mass MISSION, S08—_For rent, housekeeping r0OMS; | for The erecth y s mable prices het weel e Administration Y. will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, e R Batiiag and the B Gulldings of the Men- ! JENSEN—EIFERTSEN—In__ this eity, April{ commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Sunpy rooms $1 25 to 83 per weeki | goeino State Hospital, 1o be erected on the , 16 y E. M. Stenerud, Peter | Cross Cemetery, X hot bath, laundry:; adults. | - Hospital, near Ukiah, in | ensen and Mary Eifertsen, ©f | RINGUE—In South San Francisco, April 18, 4! premiscs of said clsco. 1904, Julian, beloved husband of Jennie unty of Mendocino, State of California, twenty-seven thousand LSON—PETERSON—In this city, April 16, | Ringue, and ‘father of Ed. Louls and Alice, Nicely furnished front al- Ehe the sum U kitchen; $22. By of [ y v s , of i tive of e umied dellars, including the sum of | 1904, by the Rev. Dr. E. Nelander, pastor Ringue’ and Jennfe Ingersoll, a na ¥ 7 ¥ — g somo | ra for the plans and speci- | the First English Luthcran Church, Eugene | France, aged 56 years 8 months and 22 days. g o -y M e e on Dromted and the supervision of the| A" Nelon ‘of Sauialo; Cal, and HUMS | ROWE Tn- Alameda, Cal April 18, 1004 Supervisors Order Legal | Thug Neidermeier, Leader 4 Ay 5 of the building to completion. e ‘eterson of Oal i Mary V. Rowe, beloved wife of Albert Rowe, Rl s s I munny front Toum AR | proposed bullding fa to be erected Detwoch | e | . and moiher o s o e Of M Steps to Recover Short- of Carbarn Bandlts, Makes | housekeept: ihe’ Aaministration Buflding and the ward | DIED. tucky, aged 50 years, 3 2% e Jufldings of sald Hospital and is to be con- - T Friends ang tances are respect- N o : L T utih Bunats ahd o || KNl Mhass A e o g7 Friends and acquaintances are vespect” | age of Ex-Cashier White| Two Attempts at Suicide Tin 15 within 12 feet of the Administration | ‘Anderson, Wm, G. Pantoskey. Sadie Wednesdas), at 5 ot from the Union- | Bai and is to be 3 in :‘idxh nmlg Barker, Irene Peters, "‘Th‘rodtl)re street M. E. Church South, rornerlfl-" L"'O': \ ; and 70 feet in length east an Breuss, Crescentia Quinn,’ Michael street and Santa Clara avenue. Interment | \§ 2 WOTT - B o THgiag ts b dotned (o el Oam T Tay. Josesh E. Tiversreen. Cemetery. MORE LANDS FOR A PARK | WOULD CHEAT GALLOWS ms; nice, neat, com- Administration Building from this point on Devine. Grace M. Reilly, John F. SEVERANCE—In Opkland, Cal. April 18; — Katle Steckert, dearly beloved daughter of ‘ W — each floor by a hall or corridor 12 feet in Frideger, Jacob Ringue, Julian 1904, Mary, v . Severance, - = | #0d 12 feet In length, *Material, brick | Govhenelx. Marie Eowe, Mary V. o -Tifive S Traing T G A BOTR Cond ti P di Toad. P il d fs' GHE 2 - respond with present Admin- Grady, Catharine E. Severanc: Mary CKERT— e 4 A . d R PR T T A TR spond, with present Admin, | Grady. Catnarine ! -Severance. Mar STECKERT-In this ey, Aprit 17 1904, | Condemmnation Proceedings | Lead Pencil and Heads o without chiidren, three very =irable house- ment and interior finished Johnson, Sadle G. Taggart, Charles F. Ot o I3 J. t/ \} \g ¥, B e r ot wead ek [ white coat and nocemeary | Kirby. Joseph Y. Taylor, John (eiohine Steckert, and sister of Trancis and | for St, Mary’s Square Not| Matches Used by Desperate| Positively cured by these k | u yard: would joor to co 00! e, Jo X y A p y . . . e . - te 10 two gentlemen. Phone Sutter & ,cmployes, Third floor to con- | Maione. Albert L. = Wilder, Gardner K. e & e o, ictigan, aged 2L Y| to Be Dismissed by City| Criminal Awaiting Rope Little Pills. FURNISHED hosmsheepiog_soon m 1 ed with complete system of ven- | McGinty, James Williams, Willlam A, | Jacksonville, Fla.. ‘papers please copy.) P SR They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, o aiacteic wing |- Iiier. Cathertne A TAGGART —In Oakland, Cal., April 18, 1904, | n: oall aftmrmetih Charles Frederick, beloved husband of Cars Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- s ] PLUMBF 1403 : for telephones, | TR . o e B e e b crmoRde. R s v S Jumbing, pain with _drai; d_sew- ERN 1 , e C. A. Taggart, and father of Grace E. T D Vi , Ap .—Peter Neider: £ = e | e 10 b carriod utside of the Dunlaing, | AMERNln (hle cliv. Aprl 17, 1904, MO | Taksart or Alesandria, Ontario. Canada, and | too) preliminary steps to collect the | meler, the leader of the car barn | ¢t remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- s menme. il Shis Snh tlona shall present & | . (JTarly beloved daughter of o etater | . Taggart, a_native of Canada, ag | ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue smplete and accurate plan or plans for | oo® JoC IR NG ARers, AU e hern, 51 vears and 6 months, money embezzled by ex-Cashier White | bandits, condemned to die on the gal- | Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They | ding in ail its parts, showing all the | ang aunt of John F. Ahern, a nauve of | THYLOR—In this city, April 18 1904 John| ,e tpne Board of Public Works by |lows Friday, made two desperate at-| A CORDOVA APARTMENTS | sary details of the work, together with | ~ o Taylor, a native of Ireland, aged 78 years. 4 Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. . ched Merch 10 @ LARKIN ST.| Working plane sultable for the use of me- B Dt Lk it o st | TOEL—In this city, April 18, 1904, Harry Toel, | adopting the following resolution: tempts at suicide to-day. His condition y 1ght and sunny; 2 n chanics or other bullders during the con' | fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | beloved son of J W. and Margaret A. Toel | Resqived, That the City Attorney be he |as a result is so precarious that it is| Bmall Pilly Smail Dose. { swnay: struction thereot, 8o drawn and tepresented | Tuesday). at 10 o'clock, from her late resi- | and brother of Frederick Toel, a native of St | ,, FRcoilothy CHec, tho QI ALY Bp SRL 00 | Small Price < to be plain and easily understood; and aléo | dence. 1308 Laguna street, thence to 8t. ule, Mo., aged 38.years 6 months am | 1egal steps against those persons who consti- | feared he will not survive. Should he m - accurate bilis showing the exact amount of [ Marvis Cathedral where uiem | davi A member of Paper-Hangers' and | all the different kinds of materials necessary | may solemn_riq 7 tuted the Board of Public Works at the tims | will be ceiebrated for the repose of | Fresco Painters' Union, L. W. 500. (St.| gyt FaC a1oatty Of FONG, WRrie AL Hhe PR | still be alive next Friday he will be car- For Ketchikan, Wrangel, Juneau, Haines, Skagway. &7, CECILE " — - - RAVEL. = Gf SEafictien 15 ol the erection thereof to accompany sald | her soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Inter- Louis, Mo., papers please copy.) | OCEAN T s aner b fathe pians and specifications; alxo full and com- | ment” THoly Cross © Cemetery, by _ electric E7'The Funeral Wil take place to-morrow | CShier of sald board and ‘also agdinst all | ried to the gallows and executed. e Saweter & Ehoming. the mammer and siyle in which ihe | ioneral car from Bighteenth and Guersero | CVSIRGRGR: 81 oclock from the PESICE" | money Stolen from the city nd eounty of Saa | Neldermeler carefully planned his at- g o 5 A Lovis same will ‘pe required to be done, giving | (NIER oo on. | 2on street, Detween Seventh and Eighth. In. | irancisco by sald ‘W M. J. White while | tempted sulclde. First'he masticated e S or unfurniehed: | ruch airectibns for. them s will enable any | A2 N—In this city, April 17, 1904, terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. of Public Works. and swallowed the heads of 75 or 100/ : ast 1350 setent mechani or other builder to carry | llam Grant, beloved son of Willlam G. and WILDER—In this city, April 13, 1904, Gard- out and to afford contractors necessary | Jessle B. Andereon. a native of San Fran-| Tn.i Kpnight beloved ' husband | of Gertrude | The Commissioners that are held | sulphur matches. While the phosphor um wiil be paid to the architect whose and specifications are adopted, which ERUNSWICK House —Rooms | thall be full and complete compensation for | g g g $5 per week and | @1l services performed by such architect of " eping rooms; open ajl night i and nature in the construction | ched e | | o e T mcestany | clsco, aged 4 months and 25 daye. e | ! e A s e Toqbired in'the erestion of such | BARKER—In this city, April 18, 1004, Trene, | late W. G Wilgee st broshes ot "o T, | Tesponsible under the charter for the | ous was burning his stomach he sawed | - R buiding, and to make a full. accurate and | beloved daughter of Louls Bmg Tola B. | ‘\y C. and H. A. Wilder of Honolulu, a na- | Shortage are Marsden Manson, Michael | a¢ the radial agtery of his left wrist i 1 oom outside; complete estimate of each item of expense | Barker, and sister of Percival Barker, & na- ve of Geneva, Illinols, aged 40 years 2 3 - r 25 . v 2 prices from §1 50 per| and the entire aggregate cost of such build- | tive of San Francieco, aged 1 year 6 months | months and 2 days. | - : anaey and lheilne. chdies & Mend with a sharp-pointed lead pencil. Strik- |, “oUC L a1 e Everett, Do Wedk p: this 1 the only up-to-date house in | 1ng When completed. The sum of $1300 00| and 27 deye. E¥Remains at " the funeral parlors of | 9¢ll. As the estate of the last named |, . . oo 1) the wrist, he gave up|ilghame il a m. ADF. 15, 20, 25, 30, May 5. BREUSS—In this city, April 18, 1904, Cres. Bunker & Lunt, 2666 Mission street, Miesion | has been finally distributed it is not Seattle to this company’s steamers centia Breuss, dearly beloved wife of M. A, | Masonlc Tempic, between Twenty-sscond and | ¢y ooy ot SN LI L o | trying to sever the artery and turned | (o iaska sad 6. N, Hy . at Seattls or Ta- Breuss, and mother of Oscar and Albert | Twenty-third streets. Interment Homolulu, his to the I el the | coma to N. P. Ry.; at Vancouver to C. P. Ry. Breuss, a native of Oestrich, Germany, aged { T H. defalcation can be recovered. In the Weapon to the large vein on the | ®LC ' o o (Hamboldt Bay)—Pomana, i:30 87 years 5 months and 12 days. | WILKE—In this city, April 18, 1904 Alfred | event that it cannot the loss wiil fall | outer side of his left forearm, making |p. m., Apr. 16 22, 28, May 4 Spokan [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- f H., voungest and beloved son of Fred and p._m.. Apr. 1 May 1 -5 «uch building, including the A Alr Market st [ Dl Euaranice that the | fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | Louisa Wilke, and brother of Freda and | On the other two named. It was ascer-|a wound through which the blood | ™ gy, s Angeies (via Port Los Angeles and clon of said building to its com.| (Wednesday). at 8 o'cl from her late| Gustave Wilke and twin brother of Elsa | tained that it was not through neglect | gushed, dyeing his bedclothing and | Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara— - — ot exceed the sum of §21:800 00, | Iemdence, 34 Callfornia street, between| JULe, @ mative of San Franclsco, aged 23| of Mayor Schmits that action was not | running down over the cell floor in | 5Dl Ross Sundays. 9o m . S et g vy elong oy - vebster an more, thence to St. Boni- | . i tate_of ornia, Thursdays, 9 a. m. - - ').««1 T 5 And.o 1r-‘:m“u;:'um:,‘ _tcmd:l_x:h; face’s Church, Golden l:}nle ST, bzlweeniw{\lui}.&l\ds—!n this city, April 16, 1804, | brought in time against Mendell’'s es- | pools. a 'l-‘anf’m Ag(eles B(a“: qurdmCand )::ue Defore 10 o'clock @ m. of the Tth | Joies and Leavenworth streets, where a re- | am A. Williams, aged §2 years. : onl an Padro), Santa Barkara, Santa Cruz, Moa- e e forata, CUpDInghAm. | Guiem high mase will be celebrated for the | [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tate. The papers in the casé were ky His second attempt came after the | terey San Stmeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (Sam reasonable Teoprves i VAR B PRIt Bl G ay £F stu repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o’clock. fully invited to attend the funeral services | Put in the Mayor’'s hands two weeks | wound had been dressed and closed by | Luis Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme. 2 Fa pecifications, and the said pre- | Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. JTuesday. April 19, ‘at 2 o'clock, at Ploneer | after further claims against the estate | the county physician. Neldermeler was| Sauta Cruz 9 a m. Apr. 19. (Freight oniy.) 09 00 will o B 4 Hall, Fourth street, near Market (5 Ploneer Epd TR LT R g B LS o304 Hush | place). Remains ai the pariors of the Cali. | Were barred by the Superior Court.in |lying apparently unconsclous in the| For Evsenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose del | fornia’ Unda he final A ’ | Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz, Santa Re- Managers. Further in- | DEVINE—In this city, Apell 17 1004, Graoe | sorset nene panind ) Company, 400 Fomen | the final discharge of the estate hospital under a guard's care. ¢His| D Gl yiexy ™10 3. m.. Tth of each by applying to W. W. |~ M beloved wife of Nicholas Devine, and | Cemetery. The resolution directing the City At- | right arm and hand were hidden by the | month. For further information obtain folder. . TR . “ koving mother of Eila_Devits and the el torney to dismiss the action of the city | bedclothing, and with hardly a discern- | Right s reserved to change steamers or sailing T e oa: jaker, a nativ ates. veople can fin 'r:u','xf.r’m:hauf.fff"}', Notice | Donegal, Ireland, aged 62 years. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. against Victor Albouze et al. for the |jble motion he slipped the bandages off TICKET OFFICES—4 New Montgom- ms_in_modern | it § -ux:?m:f:r;f A E]_Fnend! and acquaintances are lre:peflct- condemnation of lands proposed to be | his left arm and with his sharp finger | ery st. (Palace Hotel). 10 Market st. and kBr"ad. - ng the labor and fur. | (Tusedav) st B:30 miloch from her late MONDAY, APRIL 1. purchased for St. Mary’s Square was | nails tore away the threads in the | Way wharves Freight OMoe, 10 Market st. for the granite and| residence, 1002% Minn; etreet, near | T. C. Beharff and S. J. and Rosalind Lazarus | indefinitely postponed on recommenda- | wound. H conscious. uttered | & ™ 10 Market ‘st Han Framel a Hall on the grounds | Trevents’ thense® to Gt Joseph's X ', | to Adolph Stebrech: N line of Fult ST il b vy - 10 Jenshut. G5 S FERSaien g o na 2 2 5 ph’s Church, | lebrecht, lot on N line of Fulton e e R e lifornia ot Berkeler, | where & requiem high mass will be cele. |strcet, 180 W of Larkin. W 25 by N 120; $10. | tlon of the Finance Committee. As-|a groan and made a convlusive | The Pacits Transcer To. 26 Soel S T celved at| prated for the repose of her soul at 8 | City and County of San Francisco to James | sistant City Attorney Partridge ex- | movement, which attracted ., the | residences. Telephone Exchange 312. South Hall, Berke- | Lo Ko a A. Fe . ¢ > Gelock m. ot Apel | 'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | A Ferson. B‘":éh::‘nN E":S h"; .\!“‘l{z‘,'.':;,"'“‘: plained that the dismissal of the sult | attention of the physicians, nurses i it At o Penifications | FRIDEGER —1n thie iy, Apcil 18, A0LLSE | Amite or Aunis O iSieeson (wit0. W $ % |would invalidate the city's title to|and the guard, and on throw- PR G € 7om O & m. uneil & p m. | TFrideger. and father of John, Dantel, Eliza- | I35 gife: > % demnation proceedings because the |ant saw with horror that Neidermeier | s ‘Tonis . Arcl 0ot bani Py 18 ertified check o h'f;'\]f’,’ _— ::‘dhrmlrgwhh_hhr! F;:'lm_-“;-"r-r.“nf"‘_:!:;; Charles Alpers (surviving trustee of Gunther | lands could only be used for park pur- | had torn away the bandages and re- | Germanic May 7/Philadelphia....May 2 { bidder, | illlam Provines, | ¥ Ca e or bon 3 . 26 | Moenning), Charles Alpers and Philip Sefbel :. . ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. ! ;“:A ege !‘\.(; -l‘mhc University ot | Switzerland, aged 73 years 1 month and .n‘,,m,m,, of Germania S. and B. Union) to | POSeS. opened the wound. Neidermeier opened | ‘New York—Tondon Direct G L SYeh) e S OB pix m‘.éflx:fi‘ “"r’,—-'n-e il Rt T .‘I‘I‘lsts(nt’rli“{eri lot gn‘E 1b e of F!meelshl-e:!. Attorney George Shadburne ad- | his eyes and with a leering, wan smile | Mecaba ~...... s April 30, 9 a m. ¥ ! =aid bid be accepted. the bidder will Guly | (Wednesday). at Sonoma, on the arrival of | deed: $10. % by E 813, quitclalm | gressed the committee and urged that | exclaimed: “Let me die, Doc. Go away | Minnetonks. . May o e heieond e | e e ey Sl R . . Liedullven B JFrancisco. | ,ustina Bauer to Catherine R. Josephs, same; | the suits be not dismissed, because le- {and let me die. You were almost oo Minncupois ' 0 R SSION, 1221, near ¥ e B Bl RS o ;| GOYHENEIX—In this city, April 17, 5 3 » Only first-cias t s N T o ans and | “Maric. dearly beloved wife of Plerre Goy: | Loulss Ackerman to Alice M. Swett, lot £21 compUration® aRiS sravticharapier [iate. the fivat time, .,.“,Iow’ e st orn n;,aull;n,, LINE. £ Guch contract. The rieht oo nejes| benelX, and loving mother of John, Helen (on § line of Waghington street, 162:6 B of | Would result thereby, try to save my life? Montreal—Liverpool—Short s bide is hereby reserved. By 0;_[ ang mmr ]Gnyh;n;!exl and n:ar‘se o.}. F;.x.l Flg:n';;'; l; 2&_:‘““ 1’2‘;1‘::&; sll‘l\" B The petition of Beatrice M. Hinkle, | Neidermeier lost a large quantity of‘ Kensington o hy e o Junds 3. | Scheerer of Los Angeles, a v S orgy L. v e of Henry M.) an: Sitv = = g ~ ~ o nrn‘:-:;fnd'\xu;d fi\gu_{ Franclsco, Mary Lee (wife of John) to Mercantile Trust Assistant City Physician, for an allow- | blood and was almost pulseless for a | Dnmimnfir&~ — ac e ¥ Fopo st~ B e - E>Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Company of San Francisco lot on SW corner | ance for transportation and telephone |time. The most danger, however, is| . HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE X o e 3 fally anvited to attend |the fumersl to-day | of reedyig, 20¢ Brodegick etreet. W 50 bY | expenses was denied, as the Finance |that the poisonous phosphorous has| New York— Rotterdam, Via Boulogne. 4 raia, erkeley—Nof (Tuesday). pri ). at o'clock, from her % < y 3 il .V 2 ore. ullders and rm Notice | Jate residence, 928" Fillmore stréet, thence Nilx Halvorsen to Sophte E. Henschke | Committee has decreed that such ex- | burned him so severely that his life . Saliice tays af 10 a m. reby given that sealed | to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a solemn | (Sml wife of Louis, lot on E line of Blake v : aamers. 2[Rotterdam. . ... Dertorming the labor eud” fars | Tequiem high mass will be celebrated for | (Ferrie) street. 476:4 N of Foint Lobos avenus, | Pcnses Will not be paid unless .the | cannot be saved }f‘" its final snufing | potsgam. ... May 10/Ryndam . May als for the superstructupe | the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 | N 25 by E 118:113; $10. health official interested devotes his |out on the gallows. RED STAR LINE. « n the grounds | ©'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. = ‘E";":;“ l;. iflum) R., Miles T, lm} D-v‘g‘d entire time to the city’s business. Neidermeler got his idea of swallow- r-* I\!' Y\,fl!‘}—‘-fl"m—m < ornia at Berkeley, | GRADY—In_this city, April 17, 1904, Cathar- |3 Baird and Marie V. Baldwin to Lee & v i e e A S T Califor a Will be received a¢ toe Misabeth . Grady (e Coletiba), To- é“’.‘ir",’;“.’i" on E line ‘of Masonic avenue, 25 The dernfmds of various State insti- | ing nhospl;wr:is v«l;e‘rl; a_prlshoner in the | 5,,.:’[.1,, Apr. G0[K ,r\,l,,,,, \?u' - e o o the office of the Regents f:,,;,nm :hA"' ”B:; loved “wife of “Walter M. Grady ;nd g K}‘::l(w.a‘rr;:t‘ios C-bn!)xz % s’é?i'w::-?l‘s 3 !tutllor;a for the malntainen‘;:: of crh:- Jail cammdn suicide in t! ‘at] man:xelr ‘aderlan .m» s"r‘Anflt;mz May L. cor. Leavenwo: eley, &t or before ock of April 26, mother of Clara Grady, a native of San | Sy e pr 2o ¥ nal insane wes led, cause the | while Neidermeler was awaiting trial. ~ rooms in the city: new | 1004 Plans and xp tions of said supe Francisco, aged 24 years and 5 mont Sy e, UT gy street, MIEB. of | d";‘ et Pt P o Neidormeier | New Yorx—Queenstown—Liverpool. - 4 trovh « lea structur central power plant have | 7 Friends and acqualntances are respect- | Waller, & 25 by | lld.s.‘gm. nd is exhausted. J. W. Stetson, at- | For the las b | flins Wednesdays. 3 SRy ERAin; Sl et Sl of b e ey e Gxamined daily at | fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | A% 1% and Kate I. de Young to Isaac Eli. | torney for the institutions, was in-| has been saving the matches he was | Arabic..Apr. 29, & p.m.|Ceitic.. May 13, 4 p.m. ete.; stea t throughout; =« Regents from 9 a. m. until 4 p. (Wednesday), at § o'clock, from her late resi- | 8%er. lot on ne of Cole street, 82:6 N of | o A o obtatn At fud 1 bl hex.: king to | Oceanic. . May £ 9 am.|Cedric_May I8, T a.n. service and every modern cobveni-| will_be considered unless ac- | dence, 717 Devisadero street, thence to Sa. | Heyes. N 155, W 102:6, S 100, W s 55, | Structed to obtain final judgments for | able to beg. He gave up smokIng to | qeyconic May 11.10 am.|Majestic. May 25.10 am. rooms from 83 per week up. A\< 4 by & certified Seck F bovd of | cred Heart Church. corner of Fell and Fill- . and Margaret O'Conmor to Mary | (NS @Mounts claimed in order that they | some extent so he could hoard them. g own—Liverpool. . e : in favo: e Regents of the Uni- . s > s near Market—400 | f California. equal A ~= :’&'.,.g::f.‘;;.‘:.;"x, xlhrrerlelwl,;:x fl?u};,r';r mass | cavanagh, 1ot on NE line of Dore. street, 315 | May be paid out of the surplus _tund A letter written by Ne_ldermeler prior i’ r:-’;‘::-’" (mew) — _,)‘J““‘ ,v-;'v'«'y;-Tv Sl > “s:'::'u sl < |n1”“un)vds .rlfid ~ :n-;(‘(:. eon- | commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Hu,y!ss of B ant, s::“fi“x;);lrstg :(“-'n"‘;iop R at the end of this fiscal year: to the attempt at suicide was fmmd“.-,mn» FRAATINS ane 16, Juls™+4 2 t it said b iepted, the | - SommIehtIng AL e 75 < B, 2 read free bus; baggage. | 1 will duly enter into a proper contract e N o (xen on Nl o Dorland"eset "0 W ot 0. | The BA}atrhd. .;{ ‘;VoErkstwaDs relquested co;‘l:ea.le‘d :3 h:slfot. In the letter n:e BOSTON -%m SERVICE » Rlectric 1k -4 to faithfully perform the duty and obl - & ores, N 1. 23:3 S 106, E t. - 0 com| levelopmen: writer incidental expresses repent- ¢ - ~ “ o Eie £t in every Hance with said bid and with | IRVINE—In this city, April 17. 1004, Eliza- |10 9 heining; L0 Sompelithe SAL TN S Ropient y exp! TEPENt | nOMANIC: ... T T r to §5 a week; and specifications which are here beth Irvine, sister of ¥. H. Irvine, a native William H. and Jernfe Nolting to Thomas Company to blast on its property on | ance of his career and regrets leaving | CANOPI¢ veeeen..May 28, July 2, Aug. oty e AR, Y by required to be a part of such contract of Ireland, aged 38 years, and Margarete Mathison, lot on § Iine of | Tennessee street, near Eighteenth, at | the few who loved him, but chiefly the | € D. TA ‘la"ye. Pu:un:»y l;"{v r:‘-nr Coa AN pariors| By order of the Committee on Grounds and e A dertaine Gy, *'2433 | Fightgenth trect, 50 W of Church, W 23 by S | such times as will cause no danger and | letter is a morbid glorification of the e 3 | y. 2475 3 . iens acting secretary. Mission street, near Twenty-first. Interment | E. P. E. Troy and John W. mliza- | iInconvenience to children going to| writer's courage and his loyalty to his y n . Hawes to Eliza | | | e Board of Regents. V. H.| Golden Gate Undertaking ~ ‘",“;" R T gy private. r:‘zr:'hu;';(;!:ong&x’, ‘l‘r}k ?ncfu""e&' ‘K‘;wemy- school and other persons, and also to | kind, in contrast with Niedermeier's voforn comven.| Sepled propossls trivlicate, will D e AT AT S Lk 0, o bY 8| cause the removal of debris and boul- | associate, Gustav Marx. The letter =1 “m r‘-':; until 11 o ...».‘,‘.; hm “qTuesda; and_sister of Mamie, Katle, Andrew, “John R:nn(rld'n Sons (a corporation) to|ders from the sidewalks. says: Market— | 3 miles, required for use celdlo les and Edward Johnson, and Mrs. Ellen | Herman Ashor, lot on 8 line of Merchant | The roadway of Dupont street, from | ‘““There are four reasons why I should r equired for use at Presidio | Martin, a native of San Francisco, aged 13 | Street 136:9 W' of Montgomery, W 9 inches by g Naiclion. oKt Slethiseetl. . Gt o e Y § 40, quitclaim deed; $10. Montgomery avenue to Vallejo street, | take my own life: First, because of the baggage. | ey o eovernment re | KIRBY—In this city, Aprl 18, 1904, Joseph | Zomry an Seehant i eo gorner of Moni-|was ordered Improved at a cost of | public boast that I cannot suicide while el 1 o or in Dart. Bids will be con- | Forke; deprly beloved son of Joseph ¥. and | §ig e : | $10,475. I am so closely guarded. Second, that bur, ! = r:,j"m"fl'",":n‘-‘:fl':nl"fm aged 6 months and 18 days. : dofi:’f:l'pflh‘.ms-qndlfllgor:‘ t‘%f:m{fl‘"fi?- wan.| Grades were ordered changed on}I cannot cheat the scaffold. Third, " " r oo production, conditions ot price | LAGRANGE—In this city, April 17, 1904, John | Vizinia piace, W 25 by S 187:6: also lot on | Fifth and Sixth avenues, J. and Allen | that they cannot say they executed me e S e e Bg ns has been (including in the price or- Lagrange, beloved husbane rs, Emily ' o o s TC 4 vt st. opposite _ o b Qs thiraomy poire |! Lagrange. and father of Frederick and Leon | & phfe Of Vir€inia plece, 113 8 of Broadway. | streets and Lerey place. and made me pay for a crime. Fourth, | RN AL M4SN N F.\ ] » » 1 { \ preference given 1o articles | LAgrange and Mre. Matilda Ader. and | o601y of Virginia place, W 25 by S 197:0: e ~ to have another mystery for the ignor- it R R R O e —_— on produced an the Pa-| fatheriniew of Faul Ader. ‘a matfye’of | als0 10t on % 1ne of Broadway, 40 W of Vir- | MCGLADE'S ATTORNEY ASKS ant police to solve.” - - _ROOMS AXD BOARD. 6 e prtie senios nenetion T | E5 Friends and acauaintances are respect. | finie Place, W 20 by 5 137:0; aiso lot on W FOR AN IMMEDIATE TRIAL| The letter concludes as follow: Boston to Liverpool queerstows g u | nished on anplication to WM. 3. | (R ARECL (0 ST Setock trom. hiy | DY W 40: also lot on'§ line of Brosdway, 110 “It seems very pleasant to have this || «cymRric”......May 19, June 16, July 11 D A, Pt eviest St - oty eneral, U 8. A | Jate residence, 3 Hopeton terrace, off Wash- | “yon~irEinia D Miomery, Sqis1:6: &itt. | Is Now Serving Eight Years’ Term for | everlasting enjoyment of rest. I am| i L T g iy, o s SIS 2S: Sueny Swwiaed D e o s AP & | ington street. between Stockton and Powell, | aavi" D Permr lot oo e e et ‘ an atheist and do not believe in any || "GREFI oo TS 02 B Tacte e e chrric lght: wtea | SEALED propossle will be received at the of.| thence to Masonic Hall, Post and Mont- | Mervel, D For: lof on N line of Chestaut Forey,but Two Charges Ao ligion. PETER NIEDERMEIER.” || ing to steamer. 5 beated and private exchange telephones in | SIg0 “or the Lighthouse Engineer. San Fran.| SOmery streets, where services will be heid | Sira: a2 it i Still Pending. e s S "zores, Gibraltar, Naples, Genos. . B DU CARPE. Prop cisco, Cal., until 12 m., standard | Under the auspices of La Parfaite Union ry A. and John T. McCormick to Florin | . P inst P W. McGlad “CANOPIC’ May 2% July 2, Aug. 2 HOTEL LTIM = DAY, oy 2 Seoe mon vhen | LU0 Bt Camaticy, by it it LT, Johe; It n Bl oxne L% SR A Vallo iw;‘ct e ': f"“f stex. h e ba 2 Yosemite Now Open. “ROMANIC.... May 14, June i8, July 30 O L BALTIMORE, he construction of a concrete | - A streets, S y E 76:9; $20. on indictmen ‘or forgery have been e est 1016 VAN NESS AVE. NEAR GEARY ST. t and fog signal station on | gorner of Wighteenth and Guerrero streets at | ™ patrick J, Keogh o Patrick Keogh Sr., lot g The Santa Fe from Merced is the best | \ These Siemners ate Qo jareet S8 o trance to & EELECT AND FIRST CLASE n Francisco Har- on E line of Thifty-eecond avenue, 175 N of | On the calendar of Judge Cook’s court | opy Through two groves of Big Trees: | | ward. Send for rates and fllustrated booklet PHONE PRIVATE EXCHANGE 708. | accordance with specifiga- | MALONE—In this city, April 18, 1904, Albert | lement street N 3 120: $10. = i ¥ a 2. F E "HA? e o T e g gy W il oo Mgt 7\:;\‘”:-;'t !L;:!"ér ":B’;!‘y F; 1%0, gf:m“e i for some years. When they were call- | jnto the Valley one way and out an _ For plans. etc., apply to BOWARD, $41A—First-class board with room, srmation. may he had upon &p. | father of Albert L. Malone, & native of Port- | W line of Ninetcenth avenae 150 B of T st | €d Yesterday, Attorney George D. Col-| other. e 1 o o At ey single or double, $5-$6 week: American fam- | Lieutenant Colonel THOS. }i.| land, Oregon, aged 31 vears 11 months and | W 120, § 56:4%. NE 120:4%, N 46:11: $10. | lins, on behalf of the defendant, said | Tickets on sale and seats on the stage s i — __1iy: home cooking; home comforte; orps of Engineers, U. §. A., | 20 days. Patrick J. Keogh to Patrick Keogh Sr., Iot | he 1. Ay District Attorney By. | Teserved at 641 Market st. San Fran- . N Y Ssten, § o S — — | Amanda cClurg, ved sister of A. H. | street, by W 120; $10. n P __ ring ® nt ta T S Al‘fiztl N sale 01\@" General Superintendent, | Walkes native of Io aged 08 years. Emma F. Friedrich to Bernhard Getz, lot on | grogse as to whether the defendant’s UFARREL e with board; sunny; | Qv raneport Service wan Francisco, Cal, | McGINTY—In this city, April 17, 1904, James | W line of Eleventh avenue, 216 § of K street, 4 it a sultable at April 7, 1004—Th ®old at public | McGinty, aged 40 vears. A member of the | § 25 by W _100; $10. DrEsence WAN TeccaEnry. Si Nasae S ey | :_’:I\mn :( -r-: - v? ;n?r«‘-:'(yxl':énlu?"o:l: Waiters' L;Jnmn. Local 3;\. umgrmel D_l and ‘l‘lunorl A. Cogley to Patrick | cided in the negative. The cases were —AND— . ——— n-st 5 of mis con- | Fries ey ton, lot 155 ; $10, sico single: homelfke, | dcmned auartermaster's siores. n list of | raliy ineied 10 attond he. Tumeral thdny | | Charics . and Kor Stanr to Matign B. ¢na | Set for trial on April 25 and an order ST. MICHAEL THE Al FAST S. S. ST. PAUL m-u’. rnt 3 «zrlo“f;.‘ Iro‘T the funeral | Lillie 11!&_?-;:1% lot on N H"lgaboINV;";!llPirk was made that the defendant be] pariors of orter Vhite, 423 Golden Gate | street, :® E of Holly, E 2 24 ., lot 56, avenue. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. | block 3, Holly Park; $10. Droguit O Gl Quentta by ceurt'on MILLER—In this city, April 18, 1004, Cath- Arthur F. J. Nicoli, Theresa E. N. Hutchin- | that day. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. | place board and room with iy » | Terine A., beloved wife of Louls Miller, a na. | %on, Adele M. N. Mason and Agatha G. N.| [t j5 {mprobable that the cases will CAPTAIN C. E. LINDQUIST, Iking distance ell h Bambenek to Emil M. N. Kane, lot 47, gif ¥ ying U. S. aiking dietance ¢ lr.u) i o ket | [ (‘I\(;-B;.( Indiana, aged 64 'yeln 11 monthe and | TRBbERSt B g6 to trial on that day, for the District rROM SAR rnr‘uxcslslc‘t;‘%l)nzcr. e |, Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as| MULLER—In this city, April 18, 1904, at mei Em;l)_'e‘M.M \g(-;-‘e, rneml.An.s.“rhel fi_ncsmm Attorney says it will require about two JONE 8- . e I N - = | follows sidence of her parents, 133 Fourteenth | 800. Adele M. N. Mason and s S - Ce i ith the Company’s Steamers fof —. BOOMS wWANTED nn | Canl Lare 4, Santa Barbara, and 1da| sireet, near Shotwell. Lena, dearly. beloved Afatha G. N. Bambenek to Arthur F. J. Nicoll, | Weeks, a"‘; th;flSoeger b ARG SEA POTNTE. and ar . Sr NEAT within % biocks of Parrott bidg. | Caldron Santa Barbara | and only daughter of Carl L. and Elizabeth | 100 40, sume: $5. i SRREMR L i e S Michael with the Company’'s River Steamers FRED KRUEGER Parrott bldg | “Witlim Lowry 2221, Fourth street, and| Muller, and devoted sister of Philip C.,| Oscar Meyman to Emil Heyman, lot on NE| while McGlade was bookkeeper for for Fairbanks and all points on KOYUKUK, e ——————— a1 F1WOrE, | iy | ;_Ienn‘ and Cuer‘! Muller, Jr.é s native of San | e 0257335“3;! e otk S8, B [ihe Hitvest Department fn 1898 he was | TANANA and YUKON RIVERS. . s | Jomn H 614 Fremont street,| Francisco, aged 23 years 3 months and 14 | NE 100, = For Freight and Passage Apply to SPECIAL NOTICES. ____| and Caroline_Ketier, ity reet, | days. s.; K"""Xf'}gm,mfi':'d'g'w'm St o indicted on four charges of forgery \»a¥|t,eu ';:'t, ‘;.}’;‘éb‘f?’}fi?"'{fie .dntflg NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO. o e Senie i Aeyiur | o Jenry 3. Volimer 75 Turk street, and | PANTOSKEY—In Avplegate, April 17, 1004, ofila (Rancatorey. Jot o 1 1ine of Manchester | and on a charge of obtaining money | | uses of any gentleman or lady. You || 525 Crossiey building, Cor. Mission and New Society herewith gives motice that the fol gl e B T o LR e e e arte Paeaooaughter, of JAcoh | (Tehama) street, 212:6 N of Stoneman (Nor- | by false pretenses. He was acquitted | | may depend upon the quality of the SOEIEpy St S Mre——— Halght street from January 1. 1908 1o | wson, 28, Portland, and Cora Ram-| zel Pantoskey, a native of O | 1ey: $840. = | | construction throughout. " Portland. T yearn T monthe and 3 Gaye ciand, ased| 3 "A. Meler to Theresa C. Ratto, lot 21, [victed on one after three trials and o April 1, 180i: Violet Lundberg, ¢ years & 4 7 b fi can‘ onihe; iella Kem, ' peare b monches Ab- | Georwe D Flova, 26, 160 Twirtsenth street, | E> Friends and acquaintances are respet- block B pniversity Mound, Erant. v M. Nei. | Sentenced to serve eight years in San I WA"T Yu“" nln H‘Znn fiam urg' meri ple Kern, 3 years 7 months; Cibella Bank, | D - 0. &%, rteenth st. ully invi to atten 1] funeral to y ‘ 1 . = § suars 4 months; Inabella Sackman, 10 | o A Wiee . cits, and Minnle B,| (Tuesday). at 2 o'clock, from her late s o (wite st 0 BN VDR D e Queckin mpEvoh S0 > FOR.:’YFl:l.l.‘Tg e mgu ® monthe; Valde Sharp, 6 yeare 3 | Overfie > . dence, rt street, Oakland. Inter- 3 —_—— Will give you a liberal allowance for it JTH, CHE IRG, TRG. ~ - -3 e Attilie J. Selmonini, 22. o 7 John and Lucy M. Nelson to Nellle Dennis bl M arpy$ years 3 monthe: P et nfu:.‘u:;‘:”w ‘ml:nleonlnree[, ment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. (wife of .John,"""n 23, block F, same; $500, Rosenberg Oppéses New Trial. on a new one, THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER, g 3 months; Rudoiph | and Burdick. 18, on street. " | PETERS—In this city, April 17, 1904, at his | (a7 S5 JORQ: Tot 20 Block B ome ¥ Georxe I carry a_full line of Excellent Cutlery, " Giorge tern s eare 3 wemine: | L. Hierve, 35 Bemont, - Tonc @nd Anna |’ residence. 226 Harriét street, 'Theodore, be- | gyin lot on E line of Condon street, 74 N | Judge Seawell yesterday made an |l inciuding Shears and Scissors—some as S. S. Deutschiand o Movoe, 9 years; Daniel L Sharp. 3 | , Lo Fricde. 21 Portiand, and Fredrica Felet, | of Charies. Geors and Sesah’ Petere. - and | of paralie, 3 35 B MRS ety Jioe Londen Bins asideI0N order Sraniing | f lew Snde, 6861 ft. long—23% knots average speed. yea 4 onths; G Ve 21, 2 N Vi ' z v | o1 X ., y ¢ 1. e A Yl T | N B D e, ans| B T o oy b 5 BT % G817 ¥ | mew trial Of the mut for annilment || , Two vars wteme 10c svavng sea, | S ear " Top MRS TR SPOTTS, Secretary . Gio Grosso, 21, 316 Dupont street. = "T0 m};,,’:"}nst';’,:“‘d"“:,fi " 1004, Michaep | e of Butler sireet and NE of Tomasa, N | Of marriage brought by George Rosen- it i Promptly Filled. Frevoria e 25 Buigaria a2 Joseph 8. Dannenberg, 29, 794 Ly t: — . g 3 c] 1112:5%, W 25 S 99:2%. SE 28:9, lots 0 to 11, er; ainst Bertha 3 28 *Deuts " May 12 A_GUARANTEED cure for plles; PETER |83 Ann Buckingham. 20. 502 Stanyan street, | Hanlt'oved busband of the late ‘Margaret . block %, Franconia: $10, et e e Aprit 50 venney a ‘April 0 Pennsylvania.. May 1% room and gymnasium on board. FREILING'S pile salve, $1 per box: ranted to cure ali cases of bleeding, itching, Pasquale DI Tano, 29. 406 Unjon street, and | Quinn. and loving father of C. J. and May | ’ Nelson W. and Mary E. Brearley to J. T.|daughter-in-law. Rosenberg obtained vi Ida Bertoluccia, 18, 1331 Fallon street, ?‘&[:‘fflv‘ W..'.{?;J‘{,‘g"c.',:‘.?..',"' late mg Bloomfield, lot on SW iine of Visitaclon street, [a decree on the ground that at the c:.':'sfl-g Rt S B e, Daniel Prefter, 44 and A Stan- - | 680 SE of Milliken, SE 136 by SW 276, lot 43, fatuie. without fai. mo metter bee jus2 | tora city snes Stan. land, aged €0 years and 16 days, A mem. | ilicacion Valley iHomestead; $10. . time his son ‘married the defendant in CORRECT STYLES AMD SIZES. ALSO KOSMOS LINE. standing. 1625 Devisadero st., near Butter, ~ | ), Fisha I Durell, 26, city, and Humbolding | smeicn . o moi® No. 65, Foresters of | ©J T "Bloomfield fo Manila’ Hemp! and Cord- the suit he was under age and had not BUSINCSS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS S e ... .. ek .. . Stter. Seister, 95, ity 3 o Company, same; $10. s B o e, - ugh Ladies! Chichester's English Pennyroysl Pilly | , Alberi E. Bagnalori, 21, city, and Henrletta | 1,57 Grcnds Gnd Acauaintances are respect. S tamia Hemp and Cordage Company to | ODtained his parent’s consent. The or- .. out Change. are best; safe, reliable: take no other: Send 45 | Pardini, 19, city. fully n}il R l:'agt!e'n;i the funeral to-day | yoseph B. Coryell, same; $1. der setting aside the order granting a N S. S. “AMASIK 7000 tons, Aoy bl “Reliet for Ladies” | JAWes 1 Roantree, 21, city, and Elizabeth | of Srepadden. MoBros & o, the pariore | *°E4Gin L. and Luella M. Forster to same, | rehearing was made on request of “FW-PITTS: The Stationer - Coptal £ Jystan Sty s i Jetter by returs mail . ‘Gallagher, 15, city of McFadden, McBrearty & Green. 1171 Mis- | 107" piock 5. Sunayvale Homestead Associa: ' S San Francisco on or about April 20. 1904, for Chichester Chemieal Co. Eawin 2, city, and Ida L.| fom street. el oen e oaih and Eighth, | o, " $10, Rosenberg’s attorneys, who desire an 1008 Market Street-sows' London, Hamburk and all principal ports in ——— st ;emn “high mass will 2“;‘116!::5;" for , Manila i ",‘"‘% S “fm}’:fl"’;‘“ same, | opportunity to make an argument ‘ San Francisco. :f.‘.,’“’*,.,.c‘“m,.'.'r‘-' :fugon: u-m;l::r omur"' ] G MACHINES AND SUPPLIES, the repose of his soul at 9 o'clock. Inter- | 0t Commencing - g7 against a new trial. Market st., or . : “|R16 B of Milifken, § 266:0. ¥ 106:8, N 15; 3 z DOMESTIC—The machine for family use: HRTHS—MRRILGBS—UEMH& et o(cmncmcemlnbe 'E 105:8 N 39:5, W 105:8, N 39:5, W TR SRR, L Market_st San Francico. best is cheapest; wecond-hand il makes ai Columbia No. 55, F. of A-—You ate herens & 30, W 08: $i0. SOEDER'S TRIAL POSTPONED.—When the = - any oe: all %n rented lo'z: rates. notified to attend the funeral of our late | Builders’ Contracts. case of Leon Soeder, charged with murder, was -m u-a Ll S - 3 Markel, near Stxth. Birth. marriage and death notices sent by hrcth!_r-‘ l; 'l'i“ Qz“r:;"' to-day (Tuesday), Samuel H. Levy and wife (Dwncrzmwlm file« mtor trial in Judge Cook’s court yester- ZEA NEY. NEW MOME_Scs our new trivletoed ma- | 1o ot either of the publicaion mmor handed | f Drearty & Green. 171 Mission Horadden, Morrls & Pegel (contractors), plans by o | Continuancs uatil Mey B wEih. wes Hrates —— SRS Yo chines: slightly used: $10. $15. 830, reorny | In st either of the publication offices and be cBrearty & Green 1171 Mission street, be: All work for a vy frame_bullding on | continuance until May 2, which was granted O. R. & N, CO, PORAL for Yabith S W1 band, 33, §5. §8; all styles; guiranteed New | Loc wothorized {0 have the momence of per. | tween Seven BT I e Beew B 30030 of Clambnc |t £ Hoe et 15 mu&mflm the g et gy e 8 g : sons au same ¢ . R. . 5 g miome Sewing Machine Co. 1051 Market st. | Notices restricted simply (o the anncumemmeci| Atdg: JOHN G. CHABE JR.. Fin Sy, "0e'D" mdni oo 33000, 1 M. ¥. Gale | brother-inlaw, Joeeph Blaiss, with the sbject %, 'SIERRA, for Honolulu, Samoa, Auck- of the event are published once in this column | RAY—In this city, April 17, 1904, Joseph Ed- (contractor), architect T, P. Ross—Brick and | Of obtaining the insurance on Blaise's life. land and Sydney, Thurs., May 5, 2 p. m. g SN 1 amitve ofd&:‘ r.}::m‘ -mlif)"m'mmy' b buildis oo BB, eatner of Post and Wit ———m—m 1.D.SPRECKELS & BROS. C0. Agls., Ticket 022 543 Mar- o i — e gy % 53 BORN. and 14 dave. S e atresta, E 57.6 byes 02 4,275, Xet St., Freight Ofice 320 Market St., Pier 7, Pasid: 5i. $1 CLARK—1n Sap Rafael, Cel, Aprit 16, ipos, | REILLY, 1D, (hie clty, April 17 1004 John Same owrier with Petterson & Persaon (con- | with L T Fenn (contractor and architect)— . 3 tractors), architect same—All work except | All work for a two-story and basement G the wite of ¥. P. Clark,"a daughter. Michaal Tenty, and belovad " avofis: 18e 1O stonn mack, covevation, twlsted. iron | blldog (late) on B iine of Eighth aveams €0 MPAGNIE GENERAL® TRANIATIANTIQUE EVERS—Ia thie city, April 17, 1904, to the Michael T, Catherine and the late ‘Annie and ventilators for sme on same: m«;o 125 X of B street, N 25 by E 130; #3700, B D T wifs 't Fre S -a oh. Reilly, Mrs. Cosmos Andries and Same own h A. Lynch (contractor), ar- | Kate Croney (owner) with John B. Glunz Sailing every Thursday ead GOGGIN—Tn this city, April 12, 1904, to the M nhlteele u-m.:— ivation, concrete, twisted | (contractor and architeet)—All work for a Saturday, at 10 a. m., from Pler 42, wife of Charles B. Goggin, a son. iron work and ventilators for same on same; | two-story frame building on E line of Sixth Y CH-— ] 3 ., ), N wvenue, 200 S of Lake street, S 25 by E 120; A MONTICELLO— First class to Havre, $70 and upward. Sec. R Tl St s auiaoh: to | T 3. Monaban, Munager. . Tal. Masion,st. 0. ) oo (iener) with A. 3. Hasel | $000. e A o g Mg T B o e i it | 1otea e o, oo g v, | MONAHAN, OHARA & C0, ooty SESET b oneis) (51, ss, erncy v, opongs woemann Bl Vi & W' . T VG | BRSO Won ONFEnTERen ol | taxes, payable on and after SATUR. | the wife of W. J. Loveland, a daughter. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND \ 3 5 ial, ! ), a m., 12: = 3 DA 2 mm&mox-lwmum—lnthuwy,Apnu_mu,mm 502541 EMBALMERS, on 8 linc of Sixteenth street, 208:6 B of Do- | tions and additions and interior fittings for 7 a. m., 4:15 p. m. Fare, 50 cents. | New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific Coast ARD, M CRAIG, Secretary, | hter N e St Winsat o o o bullding ‘on NE | Tet. Matn " 1508 dock, North_River, foot of Morton st. 3 1 52 by § 110, 38; $6408. frame 3 1 Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue, San Franeisco, wife of D. H. Schulze, a daugl !"fmmé’umaxmum corner of Haight Stanyan streets; $7198. ?Amm Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agemta