The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMRER ¢ near Market—400 o $6 week: elec- £ water in_every ree bus, baggage ur. Market— % rooms, | elevator: | st., o better s reascnable; Ge r Mehden, prop. | of The Call for the recep- | i subscriptions has | st., opposite sements a 1008 Market il 11 p. m ne received & Church Miramar) w sest AND BOARD WANTED. 4 board: private Sutter, Ellis and WANTED. shed rooms: in & private PROPOSALS. ovember 1, 1905.— will be re- quartermaster, 1805, and then livering at New York Depots tandard sa o the usual this office un- | time, December 1 presence of and_plumbing of und converting r officers’ quarters Informa- | this office opes containing pro- | ““Proposals for | 0 of Monterey, Cal" WM. S. PATTEN. v STATEMENT CONDITION AND AFFAIRS F THE OF THE PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON l!\'sl’n-1 ANCE COMPANY, CE, IN THE STATE ON TH ST DAY D. 1804 ING ON. THAT DA SURANCE COMMIE OF CALIFORNIA, OF ITICAL CODE, NK FURNISHE AND ONE CAPITAL. paid up oo 500,000 00 urse or Collec- S e 244,115 60 | t Matured, taken 4 Marine Risks 26,400 96 ta te -$2,640,598 87 $38,677 66 282,187 79 LIABILITIE unpatd . of Adjustment or uding expenses. 796 T3 Jremiums Fire Risks | | ne year or less, $1 P reineura; 50 el s premiume on Fire Risks than ome year, $1.- | 662,161 74 reinsurance pro rata ] | jums on Marine and) | avigation Risks, $118.- | 50,291 13 nsurance 50 per cent { Marine Time] refnsurance } 48,353 37 INCOME. Net cash actually recelved for Fire | premiums weveenr...$1,985,620 81 | ash sctually receivea ror Ma- | emium: : r in B Total EXPENDITURES. | amount peid for Fire Losses | cluding $244,854 losses of { provious years)... $1,228,258 66 | et amount paid for Marine Losses 240,216 35 Kholders. . .- n7» 50,000 00 sid or allowed for Commission oF okerage g 508, Pald for Falarice Fees ‘ang other ket charges for officers, clerks, etc.. 113, Paid for State, ) g texes P 0 All other payments an — tures - 93,271 54 Total Expenditures $2.281,560 Losses incurred during the year... Lig? $1.295,427 363279, ne. 53 Risks and Premiums.| Fire Risks.| Premlums. Net_amount of Risks| | written during the N ot ot Ricie $2049,817 82182.725,876 11 expired during the. ‘; Net amount in force| AR I AT December 31, 1904. | 2,207,442 46| 2,493,846 23 —_— = T T SRS Risks and Premiums. | Marine Risks.| Premiums, L 1 Net amount of Risks| written during the; | year . 1,041, | s ) § l!m”\m.w L expired during the { PR -isoesatonsrhe | 1,064,655 84/ 601,242 98 Net omount in force December 31, 1904. | 55,275 ‘0‘ 210,006 98 JOHN B. BRANCH, President. sy mu.ups'unm:m 3 sworn to et 20th oy of January. 1008 T e this FRANK HEALY, Justice of the Peace. J. F. D. CURTIS, Munager Pacific Coast Department, 420 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISOO, CAL. | Rents due ‘and accrued... | Printing Plant | BURANCE COMMISSION Cash in O Office. . Caeh in Banks . 908,651 20 Iuterest due and accrued on| all Stocks and Loans........ Interest due and accrued on PR108 W1 Bonds and Mortgages ...... Premiums in due course of ( | tion -... 2,008,067 T4 | Due tor Reinsurance on losses already | L, oo e e B veee. 512,900 37 | Due by Life Department 1,208 20 Total Assets .$20.768.489 72 { LIABILITIES. | Losses adjusted and unpaid....| | Locses 1n_process of Adjustment | | or in Buspense............... $1,406,728 52 Lotres resisted, includlng ex- | penses ... & Gross premiums on Fire Risks rutning one year ot less; re- insurance 50 per cent : Gross premiums on Fire Risks( 5896624 16 Trunning more than one year; reinsurance pro rat | Return Premiums and Reinsur- rance Premiums . 703,123 02 All other Liabilities. 120.478 o1 Dividends to_Stockholders. . 946 Paid o;o;llnwell for Commission . or Brokerage 1, | Paid for Salartes, i st nilhekr charges for officers, clerks, etc. 1,508, Paid for State, Y Wlbeic i Local taxes . All other payment al- tures 11,506 82 Total Expenditures ..........$10,471,076 8 Fire. N STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION AND AFFAIRS JOF THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM- PANY, OF HARTFORD, IN THE STATE OF CON- NECTICUT, ON' THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY o] A. D, 1904, AND FOR THE YEAR DING ON THAT DAY, AS MADE TO THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF TH 'ATE OF CALIFORNIA, PURSUANT HE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 610 1 OF THE POLITICAL CODB, CON- ) AS PER BLANK FURNISHED BY TO XD THE COMMISSIONER. CAPITAL. unt of Capital Spock, up in Cash ASSETS. Real Estate owned by Company. $046,500 00 Loans on Bonds and Mortgages.. 696,794 00 ket Value of all Stocks nds owned by Company.. of Loans secured by pledge of Bonds, Stocks and otber marketable securities as plinteral u.i:sessvains & Company's Office. 3 Banks Interest due Stocks and Lo Interest due nds and Premiums ton o d accrued ns on all on » Due from other Companles for Re- insurance on losses already paid Agents' Balances representing business written subsequent to October 1, 1904 : Total Assets LIABILITIES. adjusted and unpaid. ... Losses in_ process of Adjustment spense. ... ... isted, including $204,118 08 FETA 580,260 84 expenses 74,389 12 premiums on Fire Risks | ning one year or less, $8,- | 053 28; rcinsurance 50 per miums on Fire running_more than ope year, $8,629,088 06; reinsurance pro rata . y All other t 4,675,658 86 bilities 41 781 13 Total Linbilitles . INCOME. actually received for premiums ..$11,876,983 65 on Bonds end gages .. Recelved for interes a on Bonds, Stock and from all other sources.. cefved for Rents eived from all other sources.. Total Income ..$12,400,471 89 EXPENDITUR! paid for Fire Losses. $7, Dividends to Stockholders amount Paid or allowed Commis or Brokerage g sins Paid for Salarles, Fees and other charges for officers, clerks, etc. Pald for State, National and Lo- All other payments and expendi- for 742,491 425 ..$11,655,108 76 | tal Expenditures Losses incurred during the year.. ks and Prems.| Flre Risks Net amount of Risks _ written| during the vear.! $1,009,3: Net amount of sks expired the year. 941,706,028 12,827,490 38 | pount _in ] ! force December | 31, 1904 1 971 17,460,121 34 | R M. BISSELL, Vice President. P. C. ROYCE, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3d | v, 1905, GLAZIER, Notary Public. PALACHE & HEWITT, General Agents, | 313 CALIFORNIA STREET, | SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. | STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | OF THE NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, | OF LONDON, IN ENGLAND, ON THE | THIRTY-FL DAY OF DECEMBER, D. 1804, AND FOR THE YEAR ENDIN ON THAT DAY, AE MADE TO THE I ER Q\FTTU’P)ST_?{i | OF CALIFORNIA, PURSUAN C >4 PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 610 AND 811 01" THE POLITICAL CODE, CONDENSED | AS PER BLANK FURNISHED BY COMMISSIONER. CAPITAL. Amount of Caoital Stock, pald up in Cash .... PR Loan Cush_Market Value of all and Bonds owned by Total Liabilities INCOME. Net cash actually received Fire premiums = Received for interest on Bonds) and Mortgages............. 3 Received for interest and divi- for - $8,645,504 81 dends on Bonds, Stocks, Loans [ 005,746 18 and from all other sources 1 Recelved for Rents. . Received from all other sources 441 57 1$10,258,002 54 Total income EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for Fire Losses $6,257,512 50 Losses incurred during the year. $6,367,202 31 _—_— T e Risks and Prems. | Fire Risks. | Premiums. Net amount of| | Risks written] during the year. u‘nm.m.nsfw.m.m 52 Net amount of| Risks: expired during the year.. Netamount in force December 31, 1004 .-l x.w:«.m.mf 17,733,206 77 WILLIAM THOMAS PRICE, Manager. ZO:E:'LCA{}HXCHAE. Secretary. Subscs and sworn to befc day of April, 1905. R JNO. E. NEWTON, Notary Public, London. PACIFIC DEPARTMENT: TOM 'C. GRANT, General Agent, 212 PINE STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. 3,0 ,~,uu,155[ 9,226,081 52 TURF. CO g THE ELIMINATION SYSTEM; a boon to turf followers: no head-splitting calculations; eas- ily mastered; wins on flat bet; moderate cap- ital required; it is a revelation; nothing like it ever offered. and its cost in proportion to its real value is absurd; gives an average of from 42 to 50 per cent straight winners ail vear around; price $5; qut this out and remit at once to ALBERT WATSON, 265 Fifth ave., Richmond District, San Francisco. / tems of , rooms 3 and 550 Market st G 2 WANTED—A partner in 3 must_have cash. Address box Call. CAPITAL dafly; posith PRSARITIE Markel .. oo oY Pt | | LOWENTHAL—In | PLATT—BRAND—In this city, | ROCKWITZ—BATTEUX—In this city, Novem- e | CARDS AND INVITATIONS. Engraved wedding Invitations, visiting & busi- ness cards, crests, etc.; high-cl ‘work; mod- erate rat J. H. Duncan, 126 Kearny,re.1-2. 3486 Seventeenth street, Charles T. Eck- ;t::rm. a native of Stockton, Cal., aged 38 s, FICK—In this city, November 25, 1905, Auguet F. G. Fick, dearly beloved husband of the late Anufe Fick, and beloved father of Frances, August F., Anna and Albert E. Fick. a. native of Luebeck, Germany, aged 69 ycars and 9 months, 07 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 11:30 o'clock a. m., from her late residence, 1267 Eddy street. 'Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, via 1 o'clock creck route boat. GAEBLER—In this city, November 26, 1905, Gustave Friedrich, beloved husband of Eliz— abeth Gaebler, and father of Gustave E., Lilian V. and Henrletta A. Gaebler and Pearl A. ‘Storm, a native of Saxony. Ger- many, aged 60 years 7 months and 5 days. @¥Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 1:30 p. m., from the par- lors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1137 Mission street, between ‘Seventh and Eighth. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. GAUGHAN—In this city, November 26, 1905, Thomas Gaughan, a native of Ireland, aged €S years. HANSEN—In this city, Novémber 26, 1905, Frederick Hansen, a native of Germany, aged 48 years 7 months and 24 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 2:30 p. m., from the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mis- sion street, ‘betwcen Seventh and Bighth. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HONIGSBERGER—In this city, November 27, 1965, Clara Honigsberger, 'dearly beloved mother of Mrs. J. Klein, Mrs. J. Berg, Mrs. J. A. Heineberger and Leon Honigsberger, a native of Bavaria, aged 62 years. L7 Funeral private, Tuesday, at 2 p. m., from her late residence, 1637 Webster street. HOWARD—In the City and County Hospital, November 27, 1905, Nellle Howard, a native of California, aged 24 years. JENSEN-—In Oakland, Cal., November 27, 1905, Hans P., beloved husband of Laura A. Jen— sen, and father of Walter and Lilllan Jen- sen, a native of San Francisco, Cal, aged 43 years and 7 months. KAISER—In Oakland, Cal., November 26, 1905, Emma, beloved wife of Martin Kalser, mother of Mrs. Charles Moore and Frank Kalser, and eister of Loulsa Bauer, a native of Germany, aged 57 years 4 months and 23 days. KRAIMER—In this clity, November 27, 1005, Isaac, beloved husband of Helene Kralmer, and father of Julian, Blanche and Sylvian Kraimer, a native of Germany, aged 71 years 9 months and 17 da; 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. LOVE—In this city, November 27, 1005, Mili- cent Frances, beloved wife of Dr. Edward C. Love of San Francisco, and daughter of Thomag .and Frances Wheaton of East Oak- land, a native of California, aged 28 years 2 months and 25 days. [7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services to-morrow (Wednesday), November 29, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., at the family residence, 1069 Thirteenth avenue, East Oakland. MACK—In Oakland, Cal., suddenly, at the family residence, Mrs. Florence E. Mack, beloved wife of James G. Mack, daughter of the late Frank Cunningham and Mary A. Cunningham, and sister of Mrs. Emil Cucuel, Mrs. J. T. Francis, Dr. G. H. Cun- ningham, Mrs. C. E. Wright and Mrs. T. L. Darling, ; MANNING—In this city, November 26, 1905, T MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were lssued yesterday: Theodore Lefevre, 57, 2043 Mission street, and Marie Theron, 63, 2 Harry place. Arthur C. Koehler, 26, 1480 Willard street, and Fannie A. Shank, 23, 641 Turit street. Samuel T. Willlams, 24, Woodland, and F. Lenore Réad, 27, Woodland. Cornelius O’Brien, 29, 1169 Mission street, and Nellie Oxender, 25, Fresno. John V. Ericsson, 20, Cornwall, and Ada S. F. Larsen, 29, Cornwall. Herbert . Gllcrest, 20, Oak street, and Doris M. Hamilton, 20, 740 Bush street. Robert Madison, 42, 17 Berry place, and Cyn- thia Sullivan, 18, 17 Berry place. Frank L. Southack Jr., 28, 2113 Broderick and Ruth M, Clarke, 24, 1713 Broderick st. Adolph S.” Well, 20, 1126 O'Farrell st., and Florence B. Greenebaum, 28, 1420 Van Ness ave. Angostino Perotti, 26, 343 Dore street, and Teresa Puccinelli, 20, 843 Dore street. Henry W. Nicholas, 23, 704 Castro street, and Cecile 8. Amiot, 20, 3985 Twenty-fourth street. George 8. Grey, 25, Healdsburg, and Clara Cooper, 18, 796 Geary street. Malvern A. Lake, 28, 416 Natoma street, and Harriet Cady, 26, 41615 Natoma street. Pietro Tarantino, 26, 2281 Powell street, and Antonina Camplse, 18, 282 Precita avenue. John §. Foley, 85, 1823 Market street, and Emma L. Hatton, 20, 1823 Market street. William Gregg, 22, Benicla, and Josephine Lonergan, 19, 1109 Guerrero street. Alfred Link, 30, bg Clara street, and Sophie Marks, 28, 42% Lily®@venue. Charles R. Haase, 37, 697 Minna street, and Annie A. McGovern, 34, Minna street. George T. Turner, 22, Los Angeles, and Sophie Gunk, 24, Los Angeles. Charles J, Pickard, 20, 16 Langton street, and Barah A. Coleston, 24, 1609 Church street. Jaen Geraut, 45, 1141 Stockton street, and Helene Lessard, 40, 1141 Stockton street. William J. Plerce, 21, Alameda, and Bsther B. Nelson, 18, 27 Oak street. Clayton H, Curtis, 26, Portland, Ore, and May Wurmell, 30, Indianapolis. J. Morgan Buswell, 26, Bast Oakland, and Mas Merkle, 24, 120 Webster street. Joseph W. Beretta, 21, city, and Mary H. Dunn, 18, city. e —— BIRTHS— R ARKIAGES—LEATHY Birth, marrlage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted! They must be handed in st eitber of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- sons authorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once n this column free of charge. BORN. HOPS—In this city, November 20, 1905, to the wife of J. Hops, & son. this the wife of city, November 21, 1905, to Max Lowenthal, a daughter. ROCHE~In this city, November 25, 1005, to the wife of Willlam H. Roche, twin daughters. et e st e e e s MARRIED. CHISUM—JOHNSON—In this city, November | = infant child of Danlel and Mary Manning, 25, 1800, by the Rev. O. Groensberg, Wess— 5 " ley Chisum and Jennie N. Johnson. R e Frdnola, et McELROY—In this city, November 27, 1905, Alice C., beloved wife of the late James Mc- Elroy, and mother of Mrs. M. Sulllvan, Mrs. Alice Corr, Mrs, Willlam J. Shaw, Mrs. J. M. Donovan, and John, Willlam, Edward, Georze and the late James McElroy and Mre. Annie Lennon, a native of County Ty- rone, Ireland. McVAY—In this city, November 27, 1805, Jo- weph, beloved husband of Ella McVay, and | father of W. N. and I. N. McVay and Mrs. J. G. Donaldson, PE SON—DEWICK—In this city, Novem- ber 21, 1905, by the Rev. O. Groensberg, John P. Peterson and Frances M. Dewick. November 22, S. Thomas, Samuel 1605, by the Rev. J. Platt and Ada E. Brand. ber 25, 1905, by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Carl Henry Rockwitz and Blizabeth Batteux, both of this city. a native of Tennessee, DIED. &ged 76 years 11 months and 15 days. " = o [ Funeral and interment &t Marvin Avers, Mary P., 82 | Kaiser, Emma, 57 el Gigrn County, Cali gt 2.5 m Barker, Louise’ M. | Kraimer, Isaac, 71 Wenes Ellen C., 53 | Love, Milicent F., 28 oz TR D = MOHRHARDT—In this city, November 26, Marla, {2 Margarette, 47 Margaret, 38 Mack,Mrs. Florence B. Manning (infant) McElroy, Alice C. 1905, Mary Fredericka, beloved wife .of Philip F. Mohrhardt, a native of Lyons, Wayne County, N. e 8] Monriras ey B > Funeral services will be held at_ her Colman, Caroline, 8 | Moretti, Rinaldo, 40 late restdence, at 612 Shotwell street, Wed- nesday, November 29, at 10:30 a. m. Inter- ment vrivate. MORETTI—In this city, November 25. 1905, Rinaldo, dearly beloved husband of Colomba Morett!, loving father of Marguerite, Romeo and Helen Moretti, and brother of Victor and Attillio Moretti, a native of Milan, Italy, aged 49 yeare 3 months and 21 days. [FTriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Combs, Jane A., 50 Dwyer, Margaret, 60 Eckstrom, Chas. T., 3§ Fick, August F. G.,60 Gaebler, Gustave F.,60) Gaughan, Thomas, 68 Hansen, Frederick, 4§ Honigsberger, Clara, 62| Howard, Nelile, 24 Jensen, Hans P., 43 Peters, George D. Reiss, ' Solomon, 67 Reynolde, Luthina, 79 Rogerson, James, 83 Sheridan, Mathew, 66 Sweeney, Anthony Walcott, Thos. J., 45 ‘White, Mrs.Sarah L., 77 Zoeller, Genevieve, §9 ay, November 25, at 9:30 o'clock &. m., AYERS_In this city, November 27, 1905, at | [rom bis late residence, 5823 Aty the residence of her son., Grove P. Avers, | Moot Holy Redeemer, ¢orner of Diamond and 3282 Jackson etreet, Mary Parrish Avers| pichicenth streets, where at 10 & . & re- (Parrish), a native of Columbus, Ohio, aged | 83 Voare Snl-10 fbathe. quiem high mass will_be celebrated for the > Funeral from First Unitarian Church \éeeme&:_ his soul. Interment Holy Cross parlors, Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m. Interment | prTpRS In ' Oroville, Cal, November 25, private. BARKER—In Redwood City, Cal, November 1905, Louisa M. Barker, beloved wife of George Barker, and sister of Rev. Frank Nash and Mrs. L. C. Adams of Alameda and A. H. Nash of Los Angeles, a native of Massachusetts. £ Funeral to-day (Tuesd: Interment Union Cemetery. BATES—In this city, November 27, 1905, El- | len C. Bates, beloved mother of Lee B. and Charles P. Bates, daughter of Owen Barry, and sister of Mrs. J. L. Buckley, Mrs. Hich: ins and Mrs. Rosendahl, a naflve of New York, aged &3 years. 07 Remains at the new mortuary chapel of Joseph Hagan, 1081 Post street, between Larkin and Polk. BENAIT—In Oakland, Cal, November 26, 1905, Marla Benait, beloved wife of the late Plerre Benait, and mother of Colima John Benalt, a native of France, aged 72 years. BENKER—In this city, November 27, 1005, Margarette Ellen, dearly beloved wife of George J. Benker, devoted mother of Mabel R. and George I. Benker, and sister of John_Costello, Lawrence and Philip O'Neil and Mrs. M. Taggart, a native of East Sto- ten, Mass., aged 47 years. | BRADLEY—Entered into rest, November 25, 1905, Margaret Bradley, beloved wife of Michael Bradley, and mother of Daniel and Annie Bradley, & native of County Kerry, Ircland, aged 88 years. £ Remains at the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. BROWN—In this city, November 26, 1905, Mar- 1905, George D. Peters, dearly beloved father of Kthel and Jennie Peters and Mrs. Frank Mekellas, and brother of Silas and Mrs. Wil- llam_Peters, a native of England. 7 Friends and acqualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 a. m.,, from the chapel of N, Gray & Co., 612-614 Van Ness avenue, between Golden Gate avenue and Turk street. REISS—In this city, November 26, 1905, Solomon, beloved husband of Carrie Relss, father of Sam Reiss and Mrs. Bd R. Gal- | land, and brother of Bernard Reiss and the late Tsaac Relss, a native of Alsace, aged 67 years 4 monthe and 16 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respact- fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesduy, November 28, at 9:45 a. m., from his late residence, 1500 Post street, corner Octavie. Interment Home of Peace Cemetery, by special train from Third and Townsend streets at 11:15 a, m. Congregation ©habal Shalome—The officers and members are hereby requested to attend the funcral of our late member, Solomon Relss, By order M. KAHN, President. M. L. STERN. Secretary, First Hebrew Benevolent Society—Officers and members, you are respectfully requested to attend the funeral of our late member, Splomon Relss, Tuesday, November 25, at 9:45 o'clock, from his late reaidence, 1500 Post street. By order of tho president. S. ZBKIND, Secretary. REYNOLDS~—In this city, November 27, 1805, Luthina Reynolds, beloved mother of John Reynolds and Edward Reynolds, aged 79 years ¥ [7Friends and acqualntances are respect- p. m. garet, beloved wite of the late John Brown, and mother ot John J., James and William Brown, Mrs. E. Hanratty and Mrs. Mary Duffy, 'a native of County Galway, Ireland, azed 67 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 8 o'clock, from the parlors of the Henry J. Gallagher Undertaking Com- pany, 20 Fifth street, thence to St. Francis Church, where a_golemn requlem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing . at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COLEMAN—In this city, November 25, 1005, Alexander Coleman, late of Tonopah, Nev., beloved brother of Mrs. Sarah Hoffer, uncle of Florent Hoffer, and cousin of Louis and Cora Hart and the late Dr. Edward Cole- man of St. Louls, Mo., & native of St. Louss, Mo., aged 68 year L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Tues- day, November 28, from the pariors of Ca~ rew & English, 20 Van Ness avenue. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. COLMAN—In Oakland, November 26, 1905, Caroline, beloved wife of the late Israel Col- man, mother of Julius, Herrman and Isador Colman, Mrs. H, Davis and Mrs. I. White- head, a native of Strassburg, Germany, aged 89 years and 7 months. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral eervices to-day. (Tuesday), November 28, at 2 o'ciock | p. m., at her late residence, 619 Third streer. Please omit flowers. | COMBS—In _this eity, November 26, 1905, Jane A., beloved wife of E. L. Combs mother of Charlotte and Edward E. Combs, daughter of the late Israel Kashow, and ter of Thorne Kashow, a native of New York, aged 50 years 11 months and 9 monthas. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Wednesday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from 8629 Seventeenth street. Interment private. DWYER—In_this city, November 27, 1905, Margaret Dwyer, beloved wife of Timothy J. Dwyer, mother of Danlel B. and Timothy J. Dwyer and sister of Mrs. J. C. Henning, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 60 3. %Noflm of funeral hereafter. ECKSTROM—In this city, November 27, 1905, e ————————————————— fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes- day morning, at 11 o'clock, from the resi- dence of John Reynolds, 1218 Laguna street. Cremation 1. O. O. F, Cemetery. ROGERSON—In this city, November 27, 1905, James, beloved brother ‘of Johm, Robert, Thomas and Charles Rogerson, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Casey and Mrs. White, a native of County Roscommon, Ireland, aged 33 years. 0¥ Remains at the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. SHERIDAN—In this city, November 26, 1905, Mathew, dearly beloved hueband of Grace Bheridan, loving father of James P, and the late George Sheridan, and brother of James Sheridan, a native of County Cavan, Ire- land_ aged 66 vears. 7 Friends and acquaintances . re respect- fully invited to attend the funerr. to-morrow (Wednesday), at 9:30 & m., fz.m the par- lors of the United Undertakers, 866 Mission street, between Fourth and Fifth, thence to St. Patrick's Church for services at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SWEENEY—In thie city, November 26, Anthony, beloved husband of the late Sweeney, dearly beloved son of Sweeney, brother of Mary and Mag: Bweeney, Mrs. Katle Kelly and Mrs. Thomas Fergeson of Wilsbery, Pa., and brother-in- law of Patrick Griffin, a native of the parish of Eskey, County Sligo, Ireland. {7 Friends and acquaintances are fully invited to attend the funeral (Tuesday), at 9 a. m., from his late resi- dence, 22 Hayes street, thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a requiem high mass wiil be celebrated for the Tepose of his soul at 4 4 . Intirment Holy Cross Cemetery, ‘WALCOTT—In this city, November 26, 1905, ies o., weiuved husband of Nellle Wal® (ol son o Mrs. I. Walcott, loving father. vi Geore and &hhrwflwtl and Mrs. P. Talo, and steptather of Bert, Sadie, Lucy and Harry Blongy, a native of San Francisco, 7 Interment Wednesday, November 29.- Remaine at McAvoy, O'Hara & Co.'s parlors, 201 and 271 Hayes street, opposite St. Igna- WhITS i Oaldand, November 26, 1906, Mrs. Sarah L. White, widow of the ‘late Albert ;\.fl White, aged 77 years 9 months ard 9 e, Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Moo 38, AT 3 Olclock D M &t MSE late residencs, 768 Ninth street. Interment rivate. flgELLER—In this city, November -~ Genevieve Zoeller, wite of I Ly and Dominic of 1l Romano Zeeller of Fort Wayne. Indiana. o native of Baden, Germany, 80 years 10 months and 12 days. Young Men's Catholic Union—A solemn _ TELEPHONE MAIN 43, N.GRAY &CO., inc i g S b oY o "gyrul 8. w;nflthw-mm. Geo. H. ctu:i L. Wright, secretary. 612-614 VAN NESS AVENUE. Between Golden Gate avenue and Turk street, requiem high mass for the repose of the soul of the deceased members of the Young Men’ Catholic Union will be celebrated in the cathedral at 10 o'clock on Thanksgiving day, Thursday, November 30. Members and thelr relatives ‘and friends and the relatives and friends of deceased memibers are respectfully invited to attend. Continued From Page Fifteen. 2000 Amethyst . 1000 Atlanta, 8 5. 500 Atlanta, b 90 500 Atlanta 1000 Bifg NBK,| 1000 Bullfg N 1000 Bifrg Sunset. 1000 Cash Boy,! 1000 Den Buill 500 Den Bullfrog 1500 Kendall 200 MacNamara. Afternoon 2500 Amethyst 8000 Bulifg N 100 C Eureka. 4000 Den Bullfrog 1000 Dm B Btts 1000 Eclipse 400 Bclipse 500 Belipee, & 500 Belipse, 1000 Glaad M, 1000 Jmbo BXx, 1000 Jumbo Ex 2500 MacNamara.. 1000 M'Nmra, b 10 1000 Mayflower 500 M Shoshn 200 Mont Ton 1200 North Star... COMMERCIAL NEWS. Bl o7 b30 Tog Bk_ 16 1 821% 26| 24 30) 31 e C 10. 9. 30. 1000 Goldfleld "Min 520 B30 BEx ..2 40 40| 30! | 200 Ton Gold Session. { 1375 Vernal . CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah Bid. Ask. Belmont Ex. — Boston Ton.. 05 Brgr's JB Bx — Californa ... 05 10! Cash Boy 18 15 Colehan .. — 10 Bula Con ... — 17 Gold Anchor. 80 82| Golden Gate. — (8 Gold Mt 07 09 Gold Mt Con — o1 Great Westrn 03 04 Ind Tonopah. — 02! Home ....... 10 11 Jim Butler... 67 68| Little Ton ..1 50 2 00 Lucky Tom.. — 05/ Goldfield Adams . 05 04| Atlanta 09 10! Aurora. — 08| Black Anta.. — 04 Blk Btte Bx. — 03 Black Rock.. — 02} Blue Bell ... 02 03 Biue Bull ... 08 08| Brooklyn or 02! Btte Goldfield 10 19| Bull & Bear. 02 03 Booth M Co. 05 —I COoD. 40 50, Columbla ... — 15/ Columbia Mt. 12 1% Conqueror ... 10 12 Diamond — 15 Dm B Btte C 25 26 Dmdfld Trngl — 10 Dominion = 20 Empire o4 05 Exploita — w Dixle 07 08 Fawn ....... 06— 50 District. Sandstorm Ex 100 Ton Blmont.1 57% 200 Ton Belmont..1 5 | 200 Ton Blmont.1 61’@ [i 500 Ton Hme Con 05 1000 Mdway, b30.1 423 200 Ton Midway..1 4 1000 West End...1 1734 1500 North Star... 1400 Blfg NBk, b0 17{ 200 North Star... 1000 N Y Ton Con 500 Orig Bullfrog. 500 Orig Bullfrog. 5000 Pennsylvania. 1500 Stlver Plck 1000 Silvr Pick,s10 1000 Stmmerone 30/ 2000 St Ives 200 Ton Belmont.. 100 Ton Blmont.1 6T 2500 Ton Gold Mt. 1600 Tokop Con .. 2000 Tokop Con .. 1000 Tokop Con.b30 2000 Home Con,b60 1000 Ton Hme Con lld{..h M'dm 8 lmwfls’;l&t’en‘;: street, B of Shotwell, E 50 3 Danfel Foley to Mary and Willlam C‘ui lot on Uine of Marke. street, 263 SW Sanchez, SW 27:8 by SE 110; also lot on N line of Duncan street, 50 E of Sanchez, E 53:6 by N 105; also lot on SB line of Minna street, 443 NE of Second, NE 28 by SE 80 $10. Henry and Hannah Ablers to Daniel J. Hoft man, lot on E line of San Jose avenue, 290 X of Twenty-fifth street, N 25 by E 90; $10. Robert Jackson to James M. Bremnan, lot on N line of Clipper street, 177:7 W of Do- lores, W 26:1 by N 114; $10. SB Celia Marks to Mary D. Rurv lot om corner of Twenty-fifth and Hoffman streets, 1000 North Star... 88 | E 65 by S 125, biock 21, Noe Garden, $10. 200 North Star. 39 | Bstate of Ann Hodge (by Mary Patterson, 100 Ohio Ton 27 | executrix) to Thomas M. Miilar or Miller, lot 300 Ohlo Ton 26 on N line of Union street, 60 W of Mason, 500 Red Top 8 | W 20 by N 60; $4000. 1000 St Iyes 12 | Caroline Ulmer to Moses Ulmer, lot on N 12500 Tokop Con 15 | line of Lombard street, §2:6 E of Jones, E 2000 Tokop Con, 16 | 27 by N 100: $1. M.S. Galvin to George B. Sperry, lot on W line of Hyde street, 56:6 § of Beach, S 81 by W_85: $10, Wililam R. Bacon to Charles Schlessinger, lot on SE line of Jesste street, 215 SW of Fourth, SW 45:6 by SE 70; $10. Robert E. and Eliza B. Dickinson to same, lot on NW line of Mission street, 2715 SW of Fourth, SW 45:6 by NW 90; $10. Herbert M. Shirek to Harvey P. Goodman and Melone Company, lot on NWY line of Fol- Zom sereet, 125:0 NB) of Sixth. NE 32 by NW George T. Davis to Joseph A. Cirtonto, ot on NW line of Clary street, 300 SW of Fifth, Sw 25 by SE S0; $10. Ludwig Axt to Central Trust Company of California, lot on SW line of Seventh street, 125 SB of Howard, SE 25 by SW 85: $10. John and Adeline [Hasshagen to M. Fisher Company, lot on W cormer of Brannan and Sixth streets, NW 75 by SW 105; $10. A. S. and Male T. onald’ to Frank J. Deviin, lot on N corner of Ninth street and M- Mt. . 16 | Lea court, NE 85 by NW 25; §10. 17 | Margaret ife of John) to same, lot o Inth street, 25 NW of MoLea 05 85; §10. . 0 of San Francisco to W. W. corner of Army and Arkan- 5 by B 100; $—. .Dl . l:;’!ln to whg‘.sflootnl‘_‘ lot on levent avenus street, Bid.Ask. | S 25 by B 120 §10. San Franciaco and Fresno Land Company to Otto H. Reichardt, let 8, block 17, West End map 1. quitclaim’ deed; $5. Charles 8. and Emma Barney to John Leale, Siminoff, lot on N line of McAllister street, = NW corner of lot 78, Precita Valley, E along Monitor ..... 02 B line of Serpentine street, 54 § to SW corner N Y Ton Con 1T of Sturvens' land, W 54:215, N 182: $10. |North_Star... 38 John and Fannie A. Leale to Charles S. Oblo Ton .... 23 26| Barney, NW corner of lot i7, Precita Valley, ge&‘ioctm;r o | B2 N 10:8%, W 27:2%, S 6:3; also B Ton Exten . 5 50 8 00 line of lot 80, Precita Vall and S line of ;on Hme (éos og (] ‘onSlv & Gl 1 -_ or Hermenia or Armenia An- Ton of Nev.12 78 18 12 | tnony- (Indig) and Esther Indig to Ernest W. Virginia B }9 70 | Blimley, lot B line of Harrison street, 225 § of | West Bnd i1 fs':c‘;:'o.s 25 by E 110, Precita Valley, 138 to 3 1 District, Jacob Heyman Company to Mark Hardy, lot Highland .... — 18 |on N line of Gaven street, 108.78 W of San Jumbo M Co. 78 77 |Bruno avenue, N 73.87 by W 50, block 8, Jumbo Ex 17 18 | Tract A, People's Homestead; $10. Juno ......... — Ol | Helena W. Stevens et al. to Ocean Shore Rail- Kendall 80 81| way Company, lots 2141 to 2143, 2151 and 2152, Kendall ‘Bx..' 01 (2| gitt map 4; $10. | Lone Star 07 00|~ Catherine L. Underhill to Henry B. Underhill Lucky Star .. — 04 | Jr., lot on N line of Delaware street, 209:8 W May Queen... 18 17 | of ‘Vernon, NW 83:6, N 133:8, E 50, 8 200:11, McMahon 10— | plock 17, City Land: $10. | Mohawk » 1T 19| Henry B. and Kate C. Underhill Jr. to Frank Nevada Boy.. 13 — |w. Marvin, lots 6 and 7, block 17, City Land; Nev Goldfield: 20 25| g1p. | Nev Southern. — 1L Mary Boyle to John P. White, lot on NW Oakes .. . — 08! 1ing of Chenery street, 288 N.. of Roanoke, NE it = 19|25 by NW 100, block 8, Fatrmount; $10. geo. - Ao -4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 217, Fonnsyivania. O 0| H. W. Higgins fo Anna W. Higgins, lot on Potlateh . — o055 Hne of Ellis street, 165 E ot Polk, E 27:6 Red Top o7 09 | by S 120 §10. {Rcd Top Bx.. 01 03| Reuben Isascs and as trustee of estate of | Sandstorm ... 43 48 | Istael Isaacs and Mabel lsaacs, to Morris W 10 — 12 14 20 21 1 12 [ — .02 04 05 — o0 Florence . 4 00! Sherman ... 19:0 W of Van Ness avenve. W 137:6 by N Frisco ... 08| Silver Plck .. ; $10. Gold Dust .. — 07|Simmerone .. Morrls and Emma Siminoff to Maria C. Gold HIN ... — 28t Ives 5 Droger, lot on N line of McAlllster street, Goldfield Min 86 07 Treasurs ..... 10:5°W of Van Neas avense. W 55 by N 120 Gld& G Reed — 10f Verde ....... A Gldfid Rand. 03 oei Vernal ...110 Mary A. Montrose to Ellery D. Montrose and Goldfleld Ton — 07| Wonder +o.re Sarah M. Mershon, lot on S line of Geary Great Bemd.. — 07 strvet, 8 W of Bucbanan, W 26:8 by S 95; Bulltrog District. Lot Amargoss ... 06 10jGlata Bulltrs — 05 | on' ling of Gakk sifeet, 166 W ot Buchunan, Amethyst 12 13/ Lige Harrte.. 01 02 |7 27.4 by N 120: 310, o Blg Bullfrog. — 10| Mont Bullfrog 02 03 | ~Caroline J. Harrison to Issac and Lotta Bonne Clare 65 ~oiM Shoshn Ex. 11 12| Reinhertz, lot on E line of Steiner street, 100 Bullfrog Min 40 4B Ohip Bullfrog. 18 — | §'of Geary. § 35 by B 137:6; $10. Bullfrog Anx 0L 02\ Orlg Bullfrog. 18 21| Pacific linprovement Company to Samuel G. g o O i hesDog .. 04 L |Buckbee ot on SW line of Twelrth street, 100 Bitrg Bundle 06 10|San Francisco 17 10 | Su,ofSlavenson (300 SE o Market), SE 100 by Butts ¥ Bv 18 17 Shoma B Gia — 38 Jot on N line ullfg N 7 n -_ - BeE sunect. 03 'O\ Sectwas. - v: 13 . 34| Sf Zourteenth strest, 100 W of Guerrers, W Den Bulltrog 25 26| Ventura ..... — 11|° Robert and Lena Scholz to Ellsworth C. Dn Bifg Anx 02 —|Vista Grande.*— 05 | power, lot on W line of Howard street, 320 N Eclipse 30 81 Wolverine ... 05 10 | of Sixteonth N 82 by W 125- 310, Gold Bar 0 30 Giuseppe, Rosa, Louls and Catarina Campl Other Districts, to Domenico Camp, lot on E line of Oakwood Brown Hope. — 14| Lynx Creek .. 78 — [t 313 § of Eighteenth, § 25, B 108, Congress 15 —|Paymaster ... 01 02 (NW 25 W 30 $10. Eperanss ' OlfRay & O'Brich 08 07| Denis Foley fo Joseph Fuley, lot on N line Reer M 10 —|Rocco Hmstk. 80 90 |of Dorland street, 353 B of Dolores, E 25:8 by Gold Quartz. 40 — Rothwoll .... — 28 | N 118: §10. Kawich & B. — 18 Sliver Peak.. — 17| Gottlieb and Rose A. Frost to Catherine Me- Kawich Gold. — 02 Southwestern. — 28 | Laughlin (wife of Thomas P). lot on B line Kawch M Co — 04 Sylvania 10 | of Florida street, 210 S of Twenty-first, S 25 Lida Hawk.. — 55 Tokop Con ... 15 — |by E I TONOPAH MINT! 500 M'Nmra, s 10_ 43 100 Ophir .. ...5 70 1000 Orig Bulifrog 20| i1 a. o Gesston. 25 E of Bryant, E 25 by S 90; $10. 2000 Den Bulitrog 26 Helen Deming to C. G. Stuhr, lot on N line 1000 G Bilver Pick 18 of Clipper street, 50:10 W of Church, ;W 50:11 3000 Home, & 30. 10 Y e S B N A m e Ludwig’ Seeliger to A. S. Newburgh, lot on 00 e mmE - 120 E line of Sanchez street, 105 N of. Duncan, N 1500 Ohlo .. 26 n S amree 10 18 by E 255; $10. 500 Osg AUl fron: 2 Caroline A., Jerome and Eugene Painter to 2 Poink Nat Raphael, lot on SB corner of Jackson and 200 Belcher 29} .1 35 | Powell streets, S 90 by E 48; $13,000. 300 Con Va .1 523 123714 | Nat and Pauline Raphael to Frank Pedeile, 1500 Eclipse, b 60 30 400 Mnt Tn,bi0.2 371 | same; §10. 1000 Goldfleld Min 57!2000 Nat Bnk, 30 13 | Sarah B. Haskell and Flarence G. Chipman 3000 Gold Mt . 08/1000 Orfg Bulifrog. 20 | to L. Friedlander and F. K. Houstom. lot on 300 Jumbo M Co. 761000 Tanawah .... 10 | N line of O'Farrell streef, 165 B of Tavlor, B | 500 Kendall 30/ 700 Ton Belmont..1 65 | 27:8 by N 137:6; §10. Kendall, 31| 500 West End..117% | Adolphus snd Lilly Busch to Charles A. Masamiare:. 41t Zinkand, 1ot on § line of Sutter street, 112:6 E CLOSING QUOTATIONS. of Hyde, E 25 by S 137:6; $10. © " Comstocks. Charies A and Babette Zinkand to Bank of Californie, same: BA%K yuna BidAsk. | “Metropolitan Laundry Company to Charles 03 —|Justics 9 8|y Tilden. lot on B cormer of Bryant street 21 22/ Kentuck = % | ana Morris avenue, NE 75 by SE 75; $100. 25 20| Lady Wi = 5| YEquitable Loan and Investment Company to 30 2| Meatcan™"'1'1 30 1 98 | Mendel Weisbleet, fot on NW line of Fuisom Bullion 20 3| Occldentai ... 88 & oo | street, 50 SW of Harriet. SW 25, NW 81, NE Caledonia ... B 06| Ophir 5623 5 75 | 20, SE 6, NE 5, SE 75; §10. ) Challenge' ... 22 — Overman .... % | H. P. and Alberta’ Goodman and Melone ChONlar +..-. 08 10|Potosi +-..... 08 09 | Company to Charles Q. Nelson, lot on NW_lina Confidence .. 85 —,Savi : 98 80| ot Folsom street, 225 NE of Eighth, NE 25 Con Va M...1 50 1 55/ Seg Belcher.. 03 04 | by NW 160: $10. 5 Con Imperial — (2 Scorplon ..... — 14 | George and Hannah de Urioste to Racbel Con N¥... = OflSlorra Nevil 38 g0 Beerman, ot on of Harrison and Crown Potnt. ver Hill... s on s X 3 Frbener . 1 I8/5t Touls ... 06 00| Real Estats and Development Compeny to E Slerra Nev — 04 Union Con.... 58 b7 | Peter D. and Blla Cluness. lot on E line of Gould & Cur. 14 15 Utan ..o 08 07 | Connecticut street, 70 § of Elghteenth, S 25 Hale & Norc.1 05 1 10] Yellow Jacket gran y "l\mo m.u-m.J S John E. and Nelly C. ruuo- to cl&:n G. B S e D ot O by W 200: $10. ornia. - Trust Com- Gash Doy . 14 16| Mot Ton-. 380 3 873 | Cliftord G. Cook to Mercantile : Colehan . ; N Y Ton Con 16 peny, same; 6 Mohes Hietndaian, Tob p o o - on N lina of I street. 82:6 W of Forty-first Home 1 I* avenue, W 25 by N 100; $10. Home Con ol o7 o1 :.mxmm;mmwmn Ind Tonopah. — = Sixth Jim Builer... 69 % Little Ton ..1 50 () Luck; Adams Black Buf Bik Btte Black Rock..01 Blue Bell ... Blue Bull ... Brooklyn .. Columbla Mt. lasllle a1l Session. NG EXCHANGB. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:30 a. m. 500 Ton Belmont..1 60 500 Ton Mdway.1 42% s1o0. Anthony Sweeney to Catherine Kelly, lot on W line of Hampshire street, 100 § of Twenty- second, S 25 by W 100; gitt. Mary E. and Patrick H. Farley to Michael and Mary Gleeson, lot on NW_corner of Twen- ty-fifth and Florida streets, W 50 by N 104; 10. 3 mma D. Taylor to Franz A. and’ Theresa Holthaus, lot oh S line of Twenty-ffth street, 8(3 SI= SBESS| B3I 3258 23883 88K ZFRYS| | 15821882l |15 1isie Ba2R8| 10 16 0 07% — and Annie Dreyer, lot on SW corner of and Scenic avenues, W 50 by S 125, lot { block 4, Daley’s Scenic Park, Berkeley; $1' | John S. MeMakon (widewer) to Robert Nickerson (married), lot on E-line of Sherman | (St. George), 225 S’of Santa Clara avenue, S 25 by B 125, portion of lot 51, block 20, Fitch Homestead, Alameda; $10. NOVEMBER 25. Hibernla Savinks and Lean Seciety to C. B. Gould, lot on SW corner of Waebster Llnr;x or Twenty-fifth street. S 188 : - B Broadway, N 193:161, B 30:4 to beginning. Oakland; $6500. George H. and Kate C. Ismon to Jabish Clement, Jots 1 and 2, block 1, map 2, Linda Vista Terrace, Oakliand; aiso lot beginning at most N cormer of lot 20, block I on SW line of Santa Rosa avenue, thence SE 1.30, SW 126.60, SE 50 to SE boundary of said lot 20, sw to most S corner thereof, NW 76 to most W corner of said lot 20, NE 172.61 to begining of portion of lot 20, aforesaid map 2, Linda Vista Terrace, Oakland; $10. Maggie J. Loring (wite of George A.) to El- mer G. B};rtl'h (single), all S half of lot ST, block I Vicente Peralta Reservation Tract at Temescal, deed xiven to verify quitclaim deed from first property to Lucta E. Smith named as a grantor in deed to Elmer G. Burtch com- | veying above preperty, Oakland: $10. Lucia E. and Albert L. Smith to Maszxie J. Loring (wife of George A.), all of N 14 of lot 87, block I same, Oakland: $10. Edward and Fannie R. Barnett to J. J. M- Elroy, lot on S line of Fifth street, 61 E of Adeithe, E 61 br S 97, block 478, Boardman's map, Oakland: $10. George T. and Adelia S. Hawley to A. Fi- alho, lot on SW line of East Tenth streef, 1 SE of Twenty-sixth avenue, SE 30 SW 100, lots 6 and 7, block O, Knowles & Potter fubdivision of Kénnedy Tract. East Oakland; Arthur G. Young to Sarah J. Young (wife). lot on SE line of Eighth avenue, 110 NE of East Seventeenth street, E 40 by SE 130, block 96, Clinton, East Oakland: gift. Mary H. Swain (widow) to E. J. Crandall, lot on N line of University avenue, 146.4 E from SE corner of land conveyed to David Neely April 7, ‘76, 121 D 177, NE 30 by NW 409, vortion plat 64, Kellersberger's map % Ranchos V. and D_Peraita, deed given to oof Tect description in deed October —, 05, record. ed November 6, ‘05, Berkeley: $10. E J. and Daisy D. Crandall to Seward M. Dodge, same, Berkeley: $10. Marshall B. Woodworth to M. T. Symington, Iot on SE corner of Addison and Byron streets, E 50 by S 100, lot 1 and W 10 feet of lot 2. block D, Bryant Tract, Berkeley: $10. Bettie Graham (widow) to R. A. McMullen, lot an SW corner of Dwight way and Etna y : $10. Lucy J. and Henry F. Dent to Henry C. L. Tones, lot on W _line of Grove street, 180 N of Vite, W 135, N .85, & at right angles with W line' of Grove strest, 134.64 to beimning, beinz S portion of lot 4, block 1. Northland Tract No. 1 (as recorded), Berkeley: $10. Anna L. Carpenter et al to Carrle E. Bridge (assignee), lot on SW corner of Delger or Twentleth and Harrisen streets, W 130, 3 50, B 121 to a point, eto.. N 36 to beginnim Oakland; also lot on W line of ison street, 38 S of Deiger or Twentleth, W 120.31, § 46:3. B 118.57, N 52.17, Oukland; $9360. John A. and Sarah J. Jordan to Frances Noonan, lot on E line of Grove street 45 § of Sixty-first, S 30 by E 115, being N rtion of lot 2. block 6, Santa Fe Tract No. § Oak- land; $10. Newton and Cornelta M. Benedict to J. P. Brownitg, lot on N line of Fairview or Stxty- sixth street, 345.12 B of Shattuck avenue, B do,ov N 84 ot 0, Idora Purk Tract, Oakland; Samuel W. Cheyney to Elizabeth W. Chey- mey, lot on N corner of Tenth avenue and East Twentleth street, NE 130 by NW 150, biock 126, Clinton, East Oakland: gift, Eliza A. Eastman (widow) to George H. Der— rick, lots 1 (o 23_including map of subdivision of block 10, Cameron Tract. Bast Oakland; §10. Jacob B. and Mary M. A. Klees and Ernest T. Page (administrator of the estate of Annie Page), lot on S line of Virginia street, 230 B of Grant avenue, B 40 by S 135:4%, portion of lot 8, block 1, State University Homestead Association No. 4, quitclaim deed, Berkeley D. J. and Alice M. Keane to Kate Sc lot 8, block D, Berry-Bangs Tract, Map subject to certain building conditions, Berke- ley: $10. The Realty Syndicate to Lilla M. Briggs (single), lot 7. bloek C. amended. map of Lorin Helghts Tract, Berkeley: $10. Same to Edgar P. Sawyer (married), lot 23, block C, same, Berkeley: $10. Same to William H. French (married), lots 21, 22 and 23, block mé, Berkeley; $10. Same to Martha S. Diewz (widow), lots 20 and 25, block B, same, Berkeley; $10. Georgie E. and Thomas Gilbert to Marion G. Elliot, lot beginning at point on $ line of lot 12, biock 4, map biocks 3 and 4, Berkeley Park, 112:6 W from W line of Manila street, thence at right angles parallel with W _line lots 11 and 12 to a point on N line lot 11, W to and_intersecting with W line lots 1t and 12, S 57.8 to Intersection with S line lot 12, E 8 to bgiuning. Burherey, warranty deed: I L. and Hettie B. Borden to C. W. Rad- datz, lot on S line of Encmal avenue, 650 E of Post street. E 150 by S $5:8, lots 23, 24 and 25, map Hi id Tract, Alameda; $10. Bacon Land and Company to E. Bacon- Soule and Carrio J. Bacon, lots 1 to 13, 24 to T ek Kellersberger's map, Oukland; 10. «Carrié J. Bacon et al. to same, same, Oak- or F. P. ana Emily F. Bacon to deed; $10. Oscar_A. Ellis (single) to W. D. Coldren, lot on S ine of Twenty-eighth street, 172:3 B of San Pablo avenue, B $ 100, lot 11 block 2025, map 2, Whitcher t, Oakland; 0. ”John P. and Edns F. Beckett to Clarence Fozz, lot on S Iimé of Sharon street. 270 B of Colby, E 5 by S 130, portion lot 18, block D, revised map of Claremont Avenue Tract, Oakland: §5. Alexander and Rosalle Mackie to Charles Anderson, lot on N line of Semoma (or Fifty- fourth) street, 40 B of Gence, B 80 by N 135, lots 26 and 27, block S, Alpine Tract, Oak- land: $16. Joseph F. C. and Bmma S, Hoiroyd to Jo- seph ¥, Hinch, lot o SW corner of Al avenue and School street, S 30, W to W of lot 20, N 00, : 90:4 to beginning, porti lot 20, block G, map 3. Roberts & Wolfsk: Tract, Oakisnd: $10. James P. Taylor (single) to Robert and Sarah E. Bruce, lot on S line of Prospect avemue, 125 E of Telexraph as now existing, thence § 110, and continuing S on line at right angles with Prospect avenue 40 feet to N lims of land conveyed to Frank L. Adams April 21, '98, E 4348, N 150, W 4485 to beginning, 'portion lois 3 and 5, property of Oakland Homestead Association, Oakland: $10. Same to same, ot on S iine of Prospect ave- nue, 180.85 E of Telegraph as now existing. 8 150 to land_conveyed to Frank L. Adams Aoril 21, '93, B 80 to E line of lot 3, N 150, I 30, portion lot 5 property Oskiand Home- stead 'Association, Oaklana: $10. Julia_White (widow of H. K) to Charles F. McCarthy, lot on N line of West Sixteenth street, 226:9% B of Center, E 35 by N 1049, iy of land embracing lots 21, 23 Tot 23, block 608B, Baswe #EIEAR £ uusunuy g