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14 AND BOARD WANTED. supper, ROOMS room. AND ur systeme of playing res. Selcotions ready in State . October DIED. son, Peter, 65 Mack, Patrick, 83 r McGuire, McNamara chard H., 5 Mrs. M. A. Caroline, Carl,’ S Bergen, & Lag: Wickersham, Annie,67 ANDERSON German Altenheim, Frult- wie, Nove Peter Anderson, a €5 vears. o'clock p. m., &t follitz, successor to ton street, Oak- and Crematory rancisco Bay, November 13 Holland, age oft November 24, 1905, om the par- Y & Green, snd Eighth. Cemetery. ber 24, 1905, n H. and Mary of Jobn Henry Claasen : alifornia, aged § years 11 nthe end 1 s and scquaintances are respect- ited to attend the fumeral Monday, . from’ the residence of her "116 Steiner street, at 12:80 b. m. ence to Sacred Heart Church, where services will be held at 1 o'clock p. m. In- erment Holy Cross Cemete: COEN—In _thle city, November 24, 1005, Patrick, beloved brother of William Coen, rdrahan, County Galway, Ire- to papers please copy. 1 will take place to-morrow &t ® a. m., from his late residence, th avenue South, themce to All for services at 9:45 . m. owers. Interment Holy Cross Hal Please omit tery COLLI In B. November 23, beloved husband of Elizabeth Coliins, and father of Amnie W., Willlam nd Lizzie 8. Colling, a native of Mil- Del., aged 71 years 10 months and 21 ends and acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral services - ow _(Sunday), November 26, at 1 o'clock p. m., from the pariors of the West- ern Addition Funeral Directors, 1724 Devis- adero street, between Sutter and Bush. In- | CEMETERY PLOTS. Fellows' and Masonic Cemeteries can be, exchanged for Plots MOUNT OLIVET. ¥or particulars apply at City Office, GRANT BLDG., MARKET & BEV] n Odd McGinn. Henry Hansen. JAMES McGINN & CO., Formerly With McGinn Bros. ——Funeral Directors 2nd Embalmers— 214 Eddy St Tel East 86. Jam SUPPLIES. | Wesley,79 | nces are respect- | the funeral services | . aged | are respect- | al to-morrow | THE SAN FRA®CISCO CALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1905 [ < . y, by electric terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by _elec funeral car_leaving Eighteenth and Guerrero strecis at 2:80 o'clock p. m. 5 DOMERTY—In_ this city, November 23, 1905, Alexapder Doherty, a native of Ireland, aged 69 years. In this city, November 23, 1905, Theresa, beloved wife of the late and beloved mother Wilkam J Douglass, of Mrs. W. H. Talbot, Mrs. Horace Lald- law, Mrs. J. B. Stanford and Miss M. Louise and the late Stephen A. Douglass, a native of Ireland, aged 73 years 7 months and 9 a; jends and acquaintances are respect- | fully invited 1o ettend the funeral services to-day (Saturday), at 10:80 o'clock m. at St. Mary's Cathedral, Van Ness avenue, where a requiem mass will be colebrated for Interment private. her soul Ple | DRUR YT November Michael, nusband of C UWHHD father of Michael and D. K. Hall, Mrs. L. Al\unw! W. Weigner, a native of County , lreland, ed 62 years. (New vapers please copy.) nd acquaintances are respect- fuilly invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at 10 o'clock a. m., from his late 2 Second avenue, Richmond dis- ar of the Sea Church ncing at 10:80 a. m. I Crots Cemetery. - There wil ends are invited to attend. this city, November 24, 1905, dearly beloved husband of Cat] serine & patlve of 1relnnd aged 7 Years 5 months and 0 The funcral will take pmce to-morrow (Sunday), &t 12:30 o'clock p. m., from his late residence, 1519 Measonic avenue, thence . Agnes y Cross Cemetery. this city, November 24, 1803, cloved husband of the late Hannah T. Cox, a native of Couaty Cork, aged 55 vear Friends and acquaintances are respect invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday), at 12 o'clock m., from his jate ence, 344 Duncan street, thence to St s Church for services at 12:30 o'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A em high mass will be celebrated his soul on Monday, No- 9:30 o'clock & m., at St Friends are invited to at- acquaintances are respec attend the funeral to-day 9 a. m., from her late resi- thence to St. Dom- high ma! e of her soul oly Cross Cem- wh ebrated for the rey m. Interment November 22, dearly beloved hus- ne lIsigieit, and son-in-law the late Elizabeth Subling, a any, aged 62 years and 9 r of Hesperian Grove No. 15, his_city, 1905, Isigkeit, s attend the funeral to-day o'clock p. from the | ner Br ) ion street, Eighth and D here services under the auspices of Hesperlan A. O. D. Interment Mount 1805, John, nd Philomena | rank. Mara and e mative of San Francisoo aged 10 months and 29 days and acquaintances are yespect- to attend the funeral services clock, from his (Sunda; mother 3 2ppl uuzm-mmr B. Cuneo, mark, aged 43 years 1 MACK—In East Oakland Patrick, beloved h and Mrs. Tipperary, , aged 83 years. In this cit; ovember 24, 1905, McGuire, beloved 1 of the Margaret McGuire, beloved brother of McGuire, and father of John and s McGuire, a native of County Louth, ged 65 vears. he funeral will take place to-morrow ¥), at 12:30 o'clock p. m., from the of Carew & English, 29 Van- Nes nue, thence to St. Paul's Church services at 1 o'clock. parlors Cemetery. A requiem will be cf brated for the repose of soul on Monda: at 9 o'clock, at St. Paul's Cb Friends £¥Friends and acquaintances are respect- the funeral to-day m., from her late res t, thence to St. Peter's Church for services at 1 p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A requiem will be celebrated for the r o orning at 9 o' 24, ovember 1905, H A of Nova Scotia, aged 63 £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- y invited to attend the funeral to-morrow at.10:45 o'clock a. m., from the »¢ F. B. Lorigan, 879 Castro street 5 [& Cal., by 11:30 a. m. and Valencia streets. November 24, 190 Jr., beloved son of Penniman, and_loving Helen, Arthur and Mar- niman, a native of San Francleco, fed § montbe and 4 days. In this city, November 24, 1905, beloved husband of Sarah B. nd father of George H. renk §. Probasco, & native of . J., aged 70 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect attend the funeral Sunday, ber 26, at 1:30 p. m., from his late 1478 Page street. Interment | private. | ROBERTS In, Oakiand, November 24, 1905, |, Richard Hedry, beloved son of Eugene and | rra Nevada Roberts, a native of Califor- | mia, aged 5 years and 14 days | i } | ROSEKRANS—In this city, November 23, 1905, Mrs. M. A. Romekrans, beloved mother of Mrs. Maggie E. Ker and Chester W. and George W. Rosekrans, a native of New York. funeral services will be held (Saturday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m., her late restdence, 117 Lyon street. In- rment private. ITZ n Santa Clara, November 24, ‘arcline Schweitzer, beloved wife of <1Lv0xz<‘r a native of Germany, aged re. <—In this city, November 23 1905, |~ Ivanctta Stevens, beloved daughter of Mary { and the late Samuel Stevens, and sister of | ‘Bessie, Bella and Jennie Stevens, a native | of California, aged 14 years and 22 days. € Friends and acquaintances are respec invited to attend the funeral Bunda; at 10 o'clock a. m., from the chapel of the Golden Gate Under- smpany, 2476 Mission street, near first. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- carriage. | TREAGER—In Oakland, November 24, 1905, Henry Abraham Treager, beloved father of | | Jacob Treager, a native of Roumania, aged 3 years 8 months and 12 days. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, November 26, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the parlors of Beaudry & McAvoy, 878 Wash- ington street. Interment Home of Peace Cem- etery, Fruitvale. BERGEN-—In this city, November 26, mortuar; VA November 24, 1905, Carl Theodore Van Bergen, beloved son of Rebecca and the late Niclaus Van Bergen, a native of San Francisco, aged 47 years. WICKERSHAM—In this city, November % { 1905, Annle E. beloved wife of W. | Wickersham, and mother of Harry P. chk- | ersham, a native of Pennsylvania, aged 67 | vears 10 months end 24 days. | , EFFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow nda; 2 o'clock p. m., from her late TELEPHONE MAIN 43, N.GRAY & CO., Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Cyrus §. Wright, president; Geo. H. vice president; Al P. Booth, ireasurer; 1. Wright, secretary. 612-614 VAN NESS AVENUE. Between Golden Gate avenue and Turk street, N FRANCISCO, CAL. Harol WOODLAWN CEMETERY, San Mateo County. IIASONIC CEMETERY A!SOCIA’I'IO! Flood Buflding, S, F, Church for seryices at 1 o'clock. | 1¢s and ‘acquaintances are respect- | Interment Holy Cross | and the | Clinton, | residence, 1125 York street, between Twenty- i::flnand Twenty-fourth. Entmnenl Cypress i | COMMERCIAL NEWS Coutinued From Page 15. shares, without any fluctuations sufficlently wide for comment. There was nothing much,new in the mining stocks. The current actlvity in MacNamara | 1 said to be due to a struggle for the control [ of_the property. The foilowing dividends will be paid Decem- { ber 5: The Pacific Lighting Company, a Teg- ular monthly of 40c; the Hawalian Commercial and Sugar Company, a regular monthly of 65¢; Sugar Company, a regular month- ¥ Ihe Stock and_Bond Exchange has listed the Contra Costa Water Compary general mort- gage 5 per cent bonds. 'he issue is for $1,006,000, interest payable semi-annually on Japuary 1 and July 1. The company's state- ment for 1904 shows net earnings for that year of $238,706, with 57,026 shares issued. The Terésa Mining Company of Sinalaa, Mexico, has levied an assessment of 3¢ share, delinquent December 18. The Parrot Siiver and Copper Company -of | Montana has declared a dividend of 50cyper | share, payable December 1Z. With the’; | ment this dividend—the fourth of 50c Khll tockholders of the Parrot Comp: wilk received per share. Last year, the ny paid two dividends of G0c each,' and | prior to that time none was pald from January, | 1902, to September, 1904. The Arline Oil Company has levied an as- sessment of 2c, delinquent December STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. S P FRIDAY, Nov. 24—3 p. m. { UNITED STATBS BONDS. Bid. Ask.| | 48 ar coup..104%105% 4s qr. reg...104%10533% qr coup. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Ala A W Bs — 10k T Con 5s.112% — Asso Ofl Bs 90 90%,0 W gtd Bs. 97% 98% Bay CPC 0s.108%109 | Oceanic S Bs. 60 — 2al C G 0s.108% -~ |Om Cable 6s.120% — CalC&Eg ‘Pficfllmhu m & ct bs — -bsuzluu Cal-st C 5:.108 10635 e LA b 820 Do g mgds — P &C B4 L&P s, l's’-i‘qP&ORfll F & CH 0s.118 Powell-st 6s.111 Geary-st 5s. 80 40%|Sac BG&RDs.10T% — 5 54s1043 — | EE & SIVOS119 110% Do bs 104%105% | SF,0& SJbs.114 108 B, Ask. 48 qr cp nw.13851%4 03141043 H Hon R T 6 — " ISierra R ns 112% | L A BElec 8s.101 — S P of A TAG &1 5e101 — [° (1008) .. 108% — L A Ry 8118 — | (1910) ....100%4 — LAL gtd 5s.105% — |8 P ot C s LAP Icmbs.110 1 %08 -...102410206 LAP C (1s12) . Mkt-st C |8PC 1 cg Ba118” — | " Do 1cmBs. S P B R 65135 138 | MV& MtTBs.106 |8 V Wat 651021 — NR of C 6s. mql’lo-flm Bo 4s 2dm. 997% — Do bs 195y —. Do 4s 3dm.100% — Do g mgis 98 C Ry 55,113 — |Stkn G&E6s. — NCPChs — 101 UG & B 08.105% — | O GL&H 56100 — |UR of SF 4s S8% 88% [ Ok T Co nizz — |Val Co P 5e104 — Do bs ....118% — |Yos SL 434s. 92% 833 WATBR STOCKS. | Gontra Cota 47% 48% Port Costa, 68 Marin Co... 61 Wat Co — GAS AND o RCTRIC, CentL &P 8% — |EF G & B Martel Powr 2 Do certfs. . | Stkn G & B. Mutual E L uvx — Pac L Co... — INSURANCE. Firem's Fd.335 ! BANK STOCKS. Am Nt Bk. — 1824%/L P & A = Anglo-Cal .. — 9415 Mer Trust 260 Bank of Cal.423 — | Merch Ex - Cal Safe Dp.159%165 | S F National — 160 First Natnl.345 SAVINGS BANKS. | Unlon T C STREET RAILROADS. California ..212% — |P-e:10lo .... 39% 40 Geary . — " 10 POWDER. | Guanc Con.. 77— SUGAR. Hawailan Honokaa_S( Hutch SP C Kilauea S C 82 82%)Makaweli C. 81% 82% 12% 13 | Onomea S . 83 1% 1% Paauhau 8 C 2 MISCELLANEOUS. Alaska P A. 59 60 |Ocesnic 8 Co 3% 4 Cal C A 97T% 99 Pac Aux F‘A_ 3% — Cal Wine A 82 82%|Pa: C Fon = | Ve METm100 | Sacs Tel Co102%106 | SALES, | Morning Session. | Boar8— i Makawell e 32 00 Makawell b1 k3 3 25 5 | . 00 | Paauhau 8 P Co.. 3 25 ! S F Gae & Electric 00 octated Ofl Co b8 50 s & Bl GM&CTBs 00 | | an Coml & Sugar Bs. 00 | | 1 Ry of Cal 6s 50 | | S P of C 6s (1912).. 25 | nited R R of S ¥ 4s. 374 | | . 250 a o | | $4.000 Market-st Cable 8 .... 2 | s2,000 & Valley 4s (24 mtge).... 99 87% Afternoon Sessloa. i Board— 0 Giant Powder Con 77 00 50 Hutchinson S P Co 14 621 | | Kifleuea Sugar Plantation Co.. - 05 | mea Sugar Co. 33 25 | Paauhau § P Co. 23 25 | Paauhau S P C 23 00 | Spring Valley Water 0 00 90 00 | 98 00 | 88 25 107 50 | | Contra Costa Water. 48 00 Pacific Electric Ry 5s 112 25 Spring Val Wat gen L 0800 | | AR | Unlisted Securities. | MISCELLANEOUS BONDS ! Bid. Ask.| . Ask. | { Bay CPC 6s.105% B L Wat 6s.114 Cal NW 5s.108%111% SF & NP 5s.112 | M€ Wat 55 — 114 |S P C R 4s. 98 O T Con 5s.108 ma%s\m Tel 6s..112 RisI Wksbs. 106 58 ....10814110% | MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. SF Drdk Bs.. 115 8F G&FA414s.101 | Ala § 5 2% |Mils Nat Bks2s | Am Bis Co1t0. — N R Co. — 12% | Cal Cot Mis 90 91 o | Cal G&ECor 86 90 50 — | G%Jockey C112234130 |IOOF Hall A 6% — | Cal Powder.160 — |Orpheum Co. 16 — Cal Ship Co — PacC Cas Co.l40 — CalT I & T.165 116 Sur Co. — 120 | Cen Bk, Ok. — Paraf Paint. 80 — — |8 F Drydock — 78 SF & SJCoal 20 25 Cyp L Imp. DptPwd com 856 FN Bk, Ok.120 — | Ernch-A BK10D%110 |S Jose Wat.108% 90 [SO& MTgbt.125 {So Pac Co. s Swiss-A_Bk.125_ 130 | | Truck Elect. 19% 21 | i (o S Co. — 38 | 20 Fargo Bk.238 — { Do nw pl. — 37 |WestNat Bk.160 167 | Mat Nav Co115 — X SALES. Morning Sesslon. Street— } 50 Truckee Electric Co . Afternoon Sesston. Board— 100 Truckee Electric Co 130 Union Sugar Co 35 50 Street— 500 Truckee Electric Co ... 20 00 calffornia Stock and 011 Exchange. 0il Stocks— Bid. Asked. Arline 33 pollo . Asno 011 Stk. 'l‘r Cer. California-Standard Claremont Forty . Four Home . Imperial Independence Kern .... Kern (new) McKittrick Monte Cristo 01l City Petroleum i'is 50 ' 2825l agssaTs! T - g Gas North Cal Power . Miscellaneous Stoc! Fiecher R. Theater Co...... ... Miscellaneous Bonds— X Asso. Ofl Co. 5% (1922)..... .... 9200 SALES. Morning Sesston. Street— 250 Claremont Of} possssaenesns 1121 Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. 100 C Va M,b80.1 55 500 Slerra 40 700 Con Va M...1 55| 560 Union o8 100 Crown Point. 15 Uni 57 100 Crown Point. 16| 58 800 Gould & Cur. 15 06 1200 Gould & Cur. 14, 17 100 Mexican, b30.1 35| 2 p. m Bunnn—com-wekl. 300 Andes 22/ 200 Mexican 100 Belcher . 27| 200 Ophir . 100 Best & B 10 300 Challenge. S 100 Con Va M..1 55 500 Goula & Cur. - 19 CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask, . 08 O08/Gould & Cur. 1% 08 03 Hale & Norc.l 05 1 i Andes 21 23| Justice . Beicher | 21 28/Julia .. Best & Bel..1 35 1 40| Kentuck Brune Chollar — 01 — ol £l E e 07 10 — oL 3 600 08 0 50 53] 08 0n 20 2 48 50 Chollar . 0% 1o/ n o1 Con Va M...1551 6 B 04 Con Imperial - . 01 39 40 Confidence .. 85 89|St Louls 08 — Crown Polnt. 18 18 83 88 Con N o= W B Bicrra Nov 03 o5 50 53| Bureka Con..3 00 —|Utah 08 o7l Exchequer .. 45 48| Yellow “jacket 16 18 TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Morning Session. 200 Atlanta ..... 09) 200 Mont Mid Ex. 20 8000 Bulifg N Bk 15/ 400 Mont Ton...2 500 Columbia Mt 1% 450 Mont Ton 1000 Den “Bulitrog - 201000 North, Star. 1 Den Bifrg. 25 500 N Y Ton Con 17 3500 Dm B Btte C 25/1000 Ny T Conglo 17 1000 Dixfe. b 10.. 091000 NY T Con,b60 18 500 Gold ‘Anchor. 82|11 Top .... 28 200 Gold Anchor. 83| 500 Orig Bullfrog. 20 525 Gold Bar ... 21/ 500 Sunbo M Co. 1000 Kendell . 500 Kendall 500 May Queen. 1000 Mont Mig Jix 23| 60 West End.-1 227 1000 Mont Mid Bx 21/ . Atterncon Session. 1600 Blue Eull os‘ moo Mobawk, o 10 19 Blfrg Bunset. Mohawk ... 19 2000 Den” Buliteog 25/1500 Mohawk, 580 20 1000Dmnsn.°5 \ 500 Mont M 800 Forest City.. 500 Gold Anchor. Bl 1000 M Shoshn Ex 200 Gold Anchor. S2, 800 North Star, 2000 Goldtield Min 582700 North Star 4500 Kendall ..... 32| 100 Red 2500 MacNamara.. 43| 500 St Ives 300 MacNamara. '12' 200 St Ives 55| Tokop Con . TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE., Following were the sales on the San Fra cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterda. Morning Sessions. 2000 Cash Boy,b80 14| 200 Con Va Mh...1 55 STRICTER LAWS FOR THE ALIENS Commissioner Sargent. Pro- poses to Keep Undesir- ables Out of the Country e PLANS MANY Urges That Foreign Nations be Invited to Co-operate in Baforcing the Statutes -— Special Dispatch to The Call. CALL BUREAU POST BUILDING, WASHINGTON, Nov. 24, Radical changes in the immigration laws of the United States will be made during next year if the suggestions of Commissioner General of Immigration Sargent are put into effect. The report of the Commis- sioner General is now nearly completed. It can be said on good authority that Sar- gent is anxious to have the ports of the United States closed to certain classes of foreigners who are allowed to land under the present laws. His idea of needed re- strictions is that limits should be placed on immigrants, and persons who are either too young or too old to support themselves should not be permitted to disembark. This applies, however, -only to people who have no prospect of heing properly cared for after their arrival here and not to those who can furnish guarantees that they are on their way to xt'elatlves who will look after their wel- are. 500 M'Nmra, 1{2000 Home Con.500 07 | Sargent is also desirous that the United {o8e M Npa g 2 :; 100 Ton Midway.-1 40 | geates take the initlative in calling a CLOSING QUOTATIONS. conference of the officials of the countries Tonépah Districk: from which immigration is directed here Bid. Ask. | Ba.Ask. | to provide a form of legislation agree- Belmont ....1 50 1 55| MacNamara.. 41 42 | able to all governments which will pre- B el 1‘5 xlxgdwahyni 2 142 | vent persons not qualified to enter the Do o s & o Mo hon™. /2 §7 2 10 | United States from embarking on the Callfornta ... 05 10 Mont Mid 25 | ocean journey only to be refused admit- Cash Boy 12 13 ‘\(on!lor ® ® tance after their arrival. In the past Colehan . — 10N }; year no less than 11,000 immigrants were il e e 43 | deported from the United States because Goldan: Gt — 15 | of their unfitness to land here as provided Gold Mt 08 08 | by the laws. Gold 3¢ Con = oxl;g: gxnteencs ;587570 | Sargent believes that by an arrange- l;:‘!pm:p’;;“ % Ol Tonsiv & Gid 18— |ment with foreign governments this use- ome 09 10| Ton of qu " 13 12 | less traffic. could be stopped. Before an Jim Butler... 67 70| Virginla immigrant ‘is permitted to take passage s Lttt 4D 3 o0 e ooy on an ocean liner bound for America he i e O should undergo an examination at the L Qogl eiewd +.. — 13 |point of embarking, according to Sargent's B L0 et Co. 72 7o |Plan, and if found unqualified to land — 08 Jumbo 16 19 | here should be restrained from making — 04/Juno . . — 01| the long journey. Sargert thinks that it g{:cft; Ex e %5’;‘,‘:"‘:}! o gf g is unfair to immigrants themselves to Black Rock.. = 02| Kendall Bx.. 01 02| ormit them to make the trans-oceanic Blue Bull ... gs ' 08 Lucky Star .. % ?‘; .trip only to be refused admittance here. Brooklyn ... 0L 02 May Queen... = PR, e Gol ! — e b gflfif&fi" 1o 25| Semator Flint Reaches Washington. Booth M Co. 05 Nevada Hoy.. 13 —| WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 —Senator LRI S » b ;‘U"J'l’,"‘:r‘g 20 25 |Flint arrived In Washington to- Columbla l\'h 12 ‘I4{onkés - Z os|day ‘for the coming .session of Con- Congqueror . 10 12|Oakland — 10| gress, and with Mrs. Flint took pos- Diamond ... — 15.0r0 — U5|session of a handsome house which e R R gg‘;‘l’;{’h‘"‘" O | they have leased here. Dominfon — 10{Red Lion . R e e T Dixle 08 09 Red Top .... 68 69| BEmpire 03 03|Red Top Ex.. 01 (3 |E 37:6, 8 137:6, B 35, § 187:6, W 72:6, N Exploftaffon. — 04 Sandstorm ... 47 50 | 275, quitclaim deed; $10, awn —|Sandstorm Bx 09 10| H. G. and Ida G. Doods and Kathleen B. and herman — 25| W. E. Williams to same, lot on S llne of | Simmerone .. 18 23 | North Point street, 100 E of Taylor. E 31:6, Gold Dust 07| Silver Plek 1. 12 13 |8 187:6 B 35, S W 72:6, N 215; $10. Gold Hill ... — L 11 12| William J. and Grace B. McKee to john F. Goldfield Min 57 . 04 0 |and Johanna Fugazi, lot on S line of Sacra- Gld& G Reed — . — 02| mento street, 165 E of Larkin, E 27:6 by S Gldfid Rand. 05 L 04 08|137:8 and right of way over land adjoining Goldfield Tén — o1 — | running S from Sacramiento street along land Great Bend.. — adjolning on B; $10. - n and Bortha Adame . Troy, e = = of Brannan, ;3 . Amsfigtckd T AN T g-;{xl;~ % 2| Bien F Kennedy o Anmie Mchernan, ot D e e Dpay 9. lon 5B lime oe Slemeliling streat. 156 BW of Bulifrog Min 40 45/Ohio Bullfrog. 16 — g s A B Ao B S LSRR B e o e Uhe o Howara street. 70 8W of Fifth, SW - g = 50 by NW 0. Bulltrog Ex. 33 34|Red Dog .... 04 — Bltrg Bundle 06 10!5an Roficiats 1 10 | g Lous 0nd Mary C. Bartiett fo Samuel and Blre Bundle 06 1O Sanpwancisco 17 19| sigmund Strauss, lot on NW line of Folsom Bulitg N Bk 1% . 18/Shoabn BIGHd = - 25 | 00 san Tene R ety T 1. Blfrg Sunset. — 07| Steinway 12 14 . s S e U L 12 1$ |10t 'on KW 1ne of Folrom street, 575 SW ot pn Bifs Anx (2 Vidte' Grande, — .05 | Fiithy 'SW. 20 by Nw 6C; $10. i % 30| Wolverine % 5| Eva B. and George B Perkins to Thomas R i 2 N F. Garrett lot on NE line of Harriet street, | eress S 135 8E of Buant, SB 25 by NI 15; $10. Other Districts. Jacob Heyman Company to Eiizabath J. Brown Hope. — 14| Lynx Creek .. 78 Lindsay, lot on E line of Twenty-fifth avenue, Congress .... 15 —| Paymaster ... 01 160 N of Lake street, N 80 by E 120; $10. Esperanza .. — O0l|Ray & O’Brien 06 Elmenegiido Glannoni to Antoinetta Glan- Gold Reer M 10 —[Rocco Hmatk. — | mont, lot on B line of Third avenue, 75 S of Gold Quarta. —|Rothwoll .... — | Lake street, y B 82:6; $10. Kawich & B. — - 13/ Silver Peak.. — City and County of’Sun Francisco to Felix Kawich Gold. — 02| Southwestern. — Marcuse, Iot on SE corner of Twenty-fourth Kawch M Co — 04 Sylvania = avenue and Clement street, E 57:6 by S 100; Lida Hawk.. — e Currier & Mitchell Company to Frances L. Martin, lot on E line of Twenty-fifth avenue, 373 N of Point Lobos avenue, N 25 by B 120; 1 Same to George H. Underwood, lot on B llne of Twenty-fifth avenue, 300 N of Point I3bos avenue, N 25 by E i20; $10. 2300 0 Bulitrog.. 20 100 Sterra Nev.o 38 | “pronl 5 Gna Minnie Hanoherg to August D80 18|3. Bose. lot on SE corner of Ewenty-stxtn 17 | avenue and Clement street, B 32:6 by S 100; M 25 | Friedrich and Cora L. Ruhland to Theodore 800 Mont Ton 8060 Gold Mt 0;' 1500 N Star, 300 Betmont, 101 55 1'87%! 500 MacNamara.. 41 54X 300 Mont Ton...2 3715 500 Red Top 69 500 Mont Ton.510.2 40 500 Red Top, 10 €0 1000 Kendall, b 15 33 1000 N Star, s 1538, o 500 West End..1 22% frog. 500 Mexican ....1 351500 G Anchor, bid 8.’1 Afternoon Session. 1000 M'Nmra, s 10 2000 MacNamara.. 44 360 Union Con... B8 2000 Kendall ..... 83| 500 Red Top .... 10| 100 Mexican 11 35/2000 Penneylvania. 02 200 Con Va M...1 55/ 200 MacNamara.. 43 —————————— REAY, ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 William A. H. Monroe to Mary Sharp, lot on E line of Steiner street, 87:6 N of Fulton, N 25 by E 108:6;.$10. Kate A. and Henry L. Van Wyck to C. A, Maim, lot on E line of &elner street, 62:81; S of Jackson, S 65 b; H 10, Louis Van Vliet to Caiole Vs Vitet, lot on S llne of Page street, 25 W of Lyos 25 by S 100; gift. Mary S. Delano (wite of Ira L.) to Alex.uuler Bund. lot onl W linie ol Luor -zmvz’ of Geary, N B W 100, N 40 104, s 13,1 2013 R ‘ Ham J, and Mattie J. Fisher to Gustav C. F. Schwarz, lot on SE corner of Haight Ferdinand and hman to Conrad Staib. lot on W line of Clayton street, 100 8 by Daniel Einstein to Peter W. on W line of Parkside st N 50 by W 120; $10. Same to Patrick J. and Mary J. Hal lot on W line of Parkside ‘street, 100 W 120; $10. Jamés H. a Burkhard, lot on NW corner of Clay and Willlank Wolf to Charles essinger, on S corner 01! M‘l;:)lnn and Tenth streets, SH Bvan L. Reese to Joseph lot on SW dorner of mruenotn lot on § line :; glxuoem.h street, 376:6 B of e to A. Taylor, lot on and Belvedere strests. § 100 by B 5; $10. Frances Frol of Oak, 8 25 W 106:3;- 45 3 ol ot 125 N of Ful- ton, Fulten, N 25 b, Sarah F. Bennett to Joseph Spruce streets, W 37:6 by N 100; $10. Schi Tot 102 by SW 1 M. and Vaienis Streets, W 137 Albert P, Rowden to Catherine M. Ro g strect. 130 A Tweltth, § NW 80; Dorland_and of sevameenth street, 82, W 118, nanwmn : B _of B 3; $10. ; and W “‘w&m“"m G. n"?gn'“xhhm " Charles E. Tal o e -inh). ot on_ ST corner lndNolfllPdn‘to'M I!?al x Bm N. Tucker, ot on B line of Thirty-third ave R, 1258 ‘of Clement street, §.20 by B 110; 10, Fernando and Julia A, Nelson to Otto and Mary Schroeder, lot on ‘SE corner of Second avenus and A street, S 25 by B 95; $10. Albertine and Henry Lafabreque to James n, lot on E line of Sixth avenue, 300 N of B street, N 25 by E 120; lmu G. Pomares to Jessie A Pomr-, lot. on w llne”o( l"or!y—-mh avenue, 225 8 of C 't. Elt&te of Henry L Schnler (by M. J. Hynes, administrator) to Frederick Kuhls, lot on B line of Thirty-third avenue, 100 8 of I street, S 50 by B 120; also lot on SW corner of econd avenue and I street, S 100 by and Rosina Bluxome to Bernardino Panella, lot on W line of Ninth avenue, 300 § of J street, § 25 by W 120; Union Trust Company of San Bernhard Getz, svenue, 3 225 S of 25 by W _120; $10. W, Btownell to Hllflu V. Brownell, lot on NW corner of l‘lfl«nm avenue and S street, W 255, N 91:8, 5, 8 78 also lot on NE corner of F‘lflee'nth avenue And 8 street, E 133:10, N 67:9, W _137:8, 8 74:10; also lot on SW corner of Fifteenth avenue of Sixteenth met, W 162:2 N N 137.71, B 240; $10. Oad Ea.llowl' Cemete: Amc tion to Rosa Volz, lot in cemetery; Hlenry .é‘:n Glt.herlne L‘wm ra '1“ Rallway pany, s Alexander and Anoa K.’ Hotm to Eddte ‘Werner, lot on SE line of Vienna street, 200 NE of Brazil, NE 25 by SE 100, lot 3, block 5, Excelsior Homestead; $10, S. Ducas to B‘hltoro Buhflg Jot on S line of Bessie a venue, Folsom street, W u:ewsnfinw ‘Preciis Valley 114 to 118; $i0. Same to Salvatore Ragona lot on 8 line of Bessle avenue, 105 W of Folsom street, 12 %ST&. fot 20, Brecita Valley 113 to E. or Willlam B. and Mary J. Jackson (whittie) “to Alexander H. Bally. iof on ¥ corner of Athens avenu B 150 by SE 100, o e, -u Bxcelsior Homestead: $10. o E Sy e, CEX R Stowe, on ne of avenue, street, SE 25 by NE 100, lot 45, CHAN GES | TRADE 0UTLOD 1S ENCOURAGIN Holiday Orders Are Stead- ily Increasing and the| Situation Is Satisfactory METAL MARKET STRONG | Money Is A(,me Throughout | Country and Mereantile Collections Are Improv mg! #87 i Pn AN NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Dun's weekly review of trade to-morrow will say: Fundamental conditions are un-| changed, although higher temperatures at many points again checked retail sales of heavy-weight wearing apparel | and other seasonable merchandise. La- bor conditions in the building trades have not improved, and another serious struggle may occur, which would be most unfortunate in View of the large operations under way and contem- plated. Otherwise the situation is sat- isfactory and the outlook bright, with mercantile coilections stegglily improv- ing. Holiday trade gathers impetus as the season advances. Comparisons with last year's figures continue favor- able, this week's gains being swelled by the holiday a year ago, but equilib- rium in this respect will be restored next week. Leading industrial under- takings report little idle machinery and there is less complaint regarding | car shortage. 1 Railway earnings thus far available for November exceed last year's by | 6.4 per cent. Foreign commerce at this port for the last week showed a loss of $1,089,03%2 in exports and a gain of $58,177 in imports, as compared wlth} the same week last year. Quiet conditions in the market for | packer hides, chiefly because orders | covered delivered so far into the future that sellers are indifferent regarding | new business. i Faflures this week numbered 228 in the United States, against 251 last year, | and 34 in Canada, compared with 39 a| year ago. | Bradstreet’s to-morrow will say: | Mild, open weather favors in a hllht de(ree the unprecedented activity n | all industrial lines, but unfavorably u(- fects retall trade in wearing lpp‘rel and retards collections, which also teel‘ the adverse influence of country-wide | freight congestion. Perhaps the most | marked evidence of confidence in !h-‘ future {8 found in the metal markets, | which display a strength of demand | and of prices not usual at this season. Copper 1s particularly strong, the situ- | ation in this market being still further | illustrated by the fact that this weel | has seen export trade fall off and actual | imports of Spanish and Chilean bars. | Stlver is at the highest price for years. Export trade in food products does not expand as hoped for earlier, owing to large Russian and Argentina shipments. | Prices are steady at close. Money 1is active the country over. Railway earn- ings show further expansion, the gain for the first half of November being about 9 per cent. Net returns for nine months show a gain of 7 per cent. The wool market is rather quieter. Wheat (including flour) exports for the week ending November 28 are 8,363,088 bushels, against 4,730,211 las: week and 1,832,336 this week last year. From July 1 to date the exports are 44,871,585 bushels, against 28,015,447 last | year and 68,727,795 in 1903. Business failures for the week end- ing November 23 number 228, against 198 last week and 193\in the like week of 1904. In Canada failures for the week num- ber 40, as against 41 last week and 41 in this week a year ago. —_———— PREPARE FOR EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION CONVENTION Names of Those Who Have Been ) Following the recent meeting of the general committee of one hundred hav- ing in charge the preliminary arrange- ments for the coming convention of the National Educational Association, Chairman Rufus P. Jennings has an- nounced the following executive com- mittee: Alfred Roncovierd, dent San Francisco Board of Educa: omas J. Kirk, Superin- Tondant Public Tastruction. Stale of Callty P. H. 5 president Bea Pranciess Bullding Counell; Fred J. Koster, presi- dent California Barrel Company; Willlam H. McDonald, prine president Thomas H. School. —————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Friday, November 24. Stmr Centralla, Ericsson, Grays Harbor. ISLAND PORT. Nov 24—Stmr Ne- * HONOLULU—Arrived vadan, hencs Nov 17. FOREIGN PORT. Wm‘*llfl Nov 24—Stmr Queen, San Francisco. - (Armived Nov 24—Br etmr Tydeus, trom Se- attle. RAILWAY TRAVEL. w‘ D- and Slq-_ Santa Fe Trains 7:30 A. M. | For & }mmkm,l-ua. .,,_ 80P | o 9:30'A. ML Calltormin Linhed three 5 dav every nection to Gnu 9:30 A, H.—Vlell.:‘y Limii Fresno, Bakersfleld 4:00 P. M.—For Stockton and intermediate 8:00 P. M.—Overland Express, Chicago, for Stockton, Mer- ford, Visalla and Points on the Trzins leave and are dne to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. Frow Octonzz 3, 1905 FERet Deror (Faot of Marke: Sireet.) Tmave— _ MAIN_LINE. — Gwom mmin.hnvm- - Winters, Kumsey 7.48p Benicla, Sucramer T Sutsun and Way Stations 7.280 .flavulz]m Napa, nnnm Sania Yiouar Mart ez, San Bamon ... 6.08» 740Alles, Plensanion. Livermore, Trucy, Lathroo, Stockzon . 7.28» 8.00Shasta Express—(Vis Davis). tiliam Bluft, l’!‘uoml\"q-u['u 743 8.00ADsY oodiam1, Kmights Landing, Saryavilie. O-irtie: 748 8.20aMartibez, Anch <, RO, Tra e, Newmaal) Lo an Mend Armona, Haaford | yee, Visaita, Porterviile o -14% * desto, Fremo. 8404 doso. L e ™ Niles, Sll use. vermt-ru, ek ton (tdMiton), hury Sps Jone, Sacraviento, Placervil fa3. Mary. ctlle. Red Bluft . 4.08» mo-kdue' Chinese, Sonora, Tuoly g 4.08p ~U;:-Iu| it k 4288 ( 8.48p i} Vapa. Sun-hy 7.48» v-udo. D-ny Los Angeles Passcnge artivez, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, ‘Eaymond, Fresno, Goshen Jinc: tlon, Hanford, Lemoore, Visaiia, Bakersfield, Los Augeles . m.”n!lnn.mu- €y, Si. Lo (cago, Niles, San Joss aud Sacramento River Steamers Port Costa, Martinez. Byron, Mc desto, Merced, Fresno. 3.20pTosemite apd Mariposa Blg. Monda; u,«u mflerd. ].ol Annle- Wcue and St. Louls S; o6, Ransas Gity, St. i uts and Niies Fert Coste, Bealcla, m City, 8¢. Lous, Martinez, Stockton, Sacramento, o, Sosi, Mensume Ogden S e R e s fll}\?h. sm-fir. Elmirs, 'Dlxon. Davis, Sacramento, Sparks, Tono- 7.u-vu""‘.-sf“駧'fi'n':'".‘§3"“’." ns, Sund: nl: tz-o::m California nm-nun, Marysville, Redding, and, Puget and East. Hly'l'd. NII- nld San Jose (Sun- (Narrow fl-g')- OA Street.) ewark, Centerville, San J08%, Felton, Boulder Crock, Santa Cruz and 'lysndvu.......“.. 12.16pNowark, Centerville, San Jose, New Almaden, Los Gatos, Felto: er Creek, Santa Cruz ‘Way Stattons .......... 110 4155 Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos ..... | 1o 9.45pHunters Traln— (Saturday only) San Jose Anfl Way sunuu, ‘7 5! lg“ghd and ion-‘em Streets. ) %1045-: Jose and Wuy Station: 00ASen Joso und War Station: .00A New Almaden (Tues., Fri.. oniy).. The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, San_ Ardo, Paso Robles, Sants Margarite San Lafe Obispo, Guadalupe, G ta, Santa San Buenaventura. Oxnare, Burbank, Los Anj . 10.30» 8.00AG!Iroy, Hoillster, Fil-ro. Castro- ville, Del Monte, Pacific Grove, Surt, Lompoe .. 9.00ASan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, Captitols, Santa 1z, Pacific Grove, Satinas, San Lais Obispo and Principal Way Stati vnlu 7.08a 11.284 8.43a - 311484 5.56» 4100 10 , - tations. il Jose and Way Stations. - n»m Monte Expres San Jose, Gruz,” Dot Monte, Moaterey 18009 Las Gato G"v’v'xm bouider s, Wi Bnnu Cruz, vi Clars Narrow Gainge. . 3.30pSouth linmy, Holllst!r. Tr- Plnfl. 4.30PSan Jose and Way Stations . 15.00PSanta Clara. San Jose, Loa & SanJose and Principal Way Stations Sunset Express—Redwood, San Jose, Gilroy, Seiinas, Paso TRobles, San Oblspo,’ Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Deming, El Paso, New Orleans B.45PEl Paso, xm- city, 5.457: 9108 11.709! Maceo, Beres '"'"'s'h Eatios, Redwood Faie Oatan San Jose and Way Stations, Palo Alio and Way Stations - hu Beimont, Ean Carios, Hedwood. Fair Oake, Ms: “.*l-:.l:;\hfl fl:n-lfl!’fw;‘uy:"lfl-d. loun- ARLAN e arres S 17.18am. 8. “A.'.. 11.00 A, g‘m-y -:‘c;,m m CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO Tiburcn Ferry, Foot of Market Street. Menlo Park. Palo Alto. ft& - 10 &)uth San Francisco, Millbrae, llnclln San Mateo, Menlo Park and Palo ‘lw SantA Clars and - OR t R 00 P. M. 1'0-.-. 5.18 m.m. iDatly, and siops at sil statfons on l-“ SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN wnf.;%r:—-r.n 9:00 & -.m Brae for Saa ‘White Sulphur at Lytto % i R : ég&zgi! 5 %?