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_ROOMS TO ¥ »7_Furs. and Unfura, HOTEL ST. KATHRYN, Corner ilils and Leavenworth sts., In the heart of the city. ; 100 baths. every detall $15 per week. ivate bath, $1 8ay. avel solicited. New eddition ju Bewly renovate owning her home corner suite, with bath, A lady 148 Sixth st.—Rooms 1'25 to $5 per week and ms; open all night. very e night, §1 96 10 84 o | ROOMS TO LET—Fura. and Unfurs. GDARY, 1665—Fine furnished rooms to let in good_neighborhood. GOLDEN GATB ave, 640—Nioely furnished rooms to let. GREENWICH, 817—Pleasant, sunny, furnished Tooms to let, GRFEENWICH, 2816—Nicely furnished rooms at reasonable rates. GROVE, 806—Nice, comfortabl rooms to let. GOLDEN GATE ave. #42—Nice, clean, quiet, sunny rooms: $5 up. Y O e | GEARY, 402—Cholos furniehed rooms; modern ‘conveniences; micely located. GOUGH, 727—Rooms to let; all conveniences; moderate charges. e e | GOPGH, 1010—Nicely furnished rooms to le reasonable. HOTEL Hamiiton and_ cafe, 125 Ellls, bet. Powell & Mason sts., 5. F.—Rms $1 to §3 per day: steam heat & telephone in each room. ear Oak—Nicely furnished, 126 Howard st.—100 rooms, rn: §1 25 to 38 per week. nicely a refined pr sunny; private | furnished water; Tooms; bath; 1 seleot, e —Nioaly Faraisned supay | ; by day, week or monthi | | Neatly furnished, convenient | $i to $10 per month; bath, yard; | ted. ; room, with shed rooms 1o | rooms to let; | 720—Furnished abie rates AY [, 1416—Nioely furnished rooms to r, eto t rooms to let; meat- shed rooms to let; furnished y furnished shed rooms to let; | | furnished sunny | pletely furnished single or en suite; terms turnished; | | HOWARD, double rooms; ge: rent reason HERMA? 1711—Nicely furnishad, siagle eud bath and all conveniences; 673—Furnished rooms to let; 646—Furnished rooms; large, sun- running water: $1 50 to $2 50 week. 069—Nicely furnished rooms to nable. | HARRISON, 748—Comfortable end convenient turnished rooms to let, | HARRISON, 774—Furnished rooms to let at Teasonable rates. HYDE, 14183—Finely furnished rooms; nice ma- Tine view; select ramily: &Il oonveniences) gentlemen; references. HYDE, 84l—Newly furnished yoom for 1 or 2 gentiemen; running wa coanecting bathj gas and electric light. HOWARD, 1533—Nicely furnished sunny rooms to let from $5 per month up. HOWARD, 1572—Nice furnished rooms to let Tates reasonable. HOW. ARD 715—Rooms, 280 to $1 $1 50 to 83 per week; reading-room, HAYES, 1084—Sunny frent rooms; le to 8 per month: board if desired, fll’l MPTON place, 18, near Third, off Folsom— Nioe Totnisbed” Sosioe clean; quiet; $6 per month and up. HOWARD, 784%—Furnished rooms to let at reasonable rates. HOWARD, 72§—Neatly furnished rooms; oon- venient. HOWARD, 732—Furnished rooms to let at rea- sonable rates. HOWARD, 1041—Neatly furnished rooms; all conveniences. | HOWARD, 1080—Nice furnished rooms to let; reasonable. HARRISON, let; 920—Nicely furnished rooms to reasonable. near Polk—Nice sunny ciosets, phone, etc.; $8 | Suite or single rooms; noes. hed rooms' for t: use of parior. Alameda—Nicely fur- young e Alameda—Furnished 642, Alameda—Nicely fur- ~Neatly furnished rcoms to Jet; Polk—Nicely furnished sun- hed, sunny desired; 3 furnished rooms | located rooms to | tehed rooms an and wife. for reasonable 5.., 50 week HARRISON, | HAYES, §75—Neatly furnished rooms to I | KEARNY, joor 1443—Nicely furnished convenient rooms to let. | HAWTHORNE, 18—Nicely turnished rooms to lst: reasonable, on car line. JONES, 622—Nicely suitable for gentlemen; also single rooms; reasonable rates . JONES, 1223—Elegantly furnished, sunny rooms, with fine marine view; corner reei- dence; references required. Colonial Hotel—Large, sun: , suitable for gentlemen; ath connecting. JESSIB, 472, between Fifth lnd Sixth—Nicely 1 hed rooms to let. JACKSON, 1103, corner Taylor—Furnished sunny rooms in private family, NES, 612—Eilegant furnished rooms with I conveniences to let; rates reasonable. JONES, 710 apartments; modern. furnished sunny rooms, at (Princeton)—Elegant single or en suite; furnished everything + PACIFIC lvt.- ROOMS LET—Furn, and Unfurn. PINE, room; all FOWELL, 230 (Hotel Kyle)—Cholos furnished rooms; single or en sulte. POST, 1807, owur Stelner—Nicely furnished sunny_froi ‘rooms, ‘board desired; Sla0 Ttibles Hioumapes ol Foos: et phoss: 716—Nicely furnisbed, 1 nt rooms, with use of parlor: den HYDE, (12A—Newly furnished tath; good home cooking; rates, per month; two, m. rates. one, lfl‘% SEVENTEENTH, 8680 in new, modern, sunny A e e | o two; board it dest UTAH, 0523—Rooms to rent, with board in rivite family. POST, 1402—Private Jewish new home; can ac- commodate few with rooms; Mllm! board. ROOMS WANTED. WANTED—One unfurnished o with small yard near the park, Address 615 Larkin st. NAt—In this city, n-m- ”- © wife of John A. Hannay, & LORSHETER—In December 28, 1605, mm-maam (nes Fletcher), !Ncfl—x , to the INCH_In this city, January 5, 1006, LYONS—1n nip clty. Jan wife of Charles E. Ly MIDDLEMAS-In Oakland, 1006, to the wite of Harold S3 Judaiemas, & SCHRO! n;m- December 80, ms o, the e 87 Piheder, & mxms—- ag January 2, 1006, to the wife of Jolm Stokes, a daughter. TERKELSON=In this city, January 5, 1008, to the wife of Ll'unny ‘Terkelson, a son. a native aged 12 years 2 months and 18 days. cmm—mm. , January ioved hd.—vmot Toate & xomxr-m-ocadm and dm. aged 63 years. (London and St. Thomas, Canada, papers please copy.) B Funeral private, to-morrow (Monday) at 1 p m., from his late residence, 116} Ehotv street. Interment Greenlawn Cem- DE TUCA—Tn this city. January 6, 1006, Wal. ter G., beloved husband of the late Annle de Luca, father of Raymond de Luca. lov— ing son of Mr. G. and N. de Luca, and brother of Addie J., Harry and Elvira de Luca, a natiye of San Francisco, aged 2§ years 11 months and 17 days. [=¢ 1 private. Please omK owers. SR ¥ it dest POCXIO'I:. Mllod’ furnished pleasant sflm‘; running Water, gas,. eto.; T Wweek and Iw.n‘ oot = POLK, 622—Large, unfurnished. POWELL, 504—Nicely furnished rooms to let; centrally located. POWELL, 1528 Nicsly - furnehed | and eon- venient rooms to let. RAZORS. POST‘ fltrulddl;‘fltt,"::'ly furnished; sun. § BUY H[uoghlfl FOR cmux:’nus. MARRIED. y_rooms;, runni . _bath, phone. carry one largest and most sel BROWH—HQENmE—ln this nl and mmo gve, 988—Nice sunny Turnished | lines of razors in the city. I offer a .Nu 26, 1005, by the Rev. ity, inia, Putuss Jp- ot razor ot $1 and §1 60 that cannot be duplicated | peyomoit Brown of rem and u-u& bon and. Mra, Masxic: McEntire of San money. ukll end llflm Jordan, Hen: l\uon at $2; DUFFBY—LANGL!:Y—h uousunorrng Third st., near How- m:"r“r’hm.:: are respect- corn parers, T\*’hg;.‘; <l fully IIviEad to attend. the Tuneral to-morrow ard—New house With modern convenlences} rooma en suile and single; rates by day, 400 County, Cal., January 4 O e s s o e up; by week 3 ts. Satety Razor for Christmas would be Father' Brennen, Fred Du.flvy . : e S nier e he) present. 1 carry mi the best | mond and Agnes langley of Alplll- sesidence,” 1236 Folsom street; thence to St Joseph's Church, Tenth Howard and Folsom, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul STEVENSON, 255—Large front housekeeping HINTON—HULL—I room; §$2 week; large front room cheap; 23, 1 & M ton ot les P. Hinton of hnlh Siar Satety Razor. regular $2; my spe- 805, Char] small rooms §1 25 week. clal price ... $1 50| _Bophronia J. Huil of San Franciico commencing at 830 o'clock a. m. Inter- STEVENSON, 564, opp. new Postoffice—Sunny ity ment Holy Cross Cemetery. Gillette Safety Razor, with 12 blades, re- - e Bk L | BB i | P i BA A 12 extra blades .... en, Pdws m, . fafi‘a‘:‘;ff?-:m— i o let; | e ready Bafety Razor, 24 biades. 500 | Allen, John W. THirech, Cotar 20 Dowlirig, mother of William A., Gezevievs Extra 12 blad 10110 1 00 | ‘Anderson, Thos. G., 24 Kopp, Matthew, 69 P e, ACRAMENTS, front : 180 Barnes, Bva V. Moaase, N i ke rn M G ey e B W 180 | Baxter, Wiward H.90 Maciniosh, Aev. Johm S P MaBrids end the 3, ln 630—Newly furnfshed rocms with eleo- Briliiant, Mo, T 68 Jobn, 81 g E. McKeague, a native of San Fran- o lights; §1 per week. Bullard,” Bdward," 43 Muibal A, 2 it sibetsiancts: 470 TORARS m'VPNlON T07%, near Ninth—s B O ot i i | Doliy Tovieed o attend the Tuneral tg-morsow laned, for §1 23 per wes S privats Cottey. tion. 68 Nichols, Franic, "1 Buchday). st 850 ociock o m., from ber AZOR STROPS, Goleston, Barah Norris. Mejor W.B.00 | 1818, rHCne, 100 Tentn'strest, where RAZ STEVENSON, 405, cor. Fifth—To let, two fur~ [, ECaa mesoriasnt 1 all te |- Collins, “Ba: 5 Porter, Isaac B. & soiecaa requiem high masy will be osle- nished rooms; ohe with stove. beat saterials, “from 200 up. R A {{ brated Tepose of her soul, commeno~ SUTTER, 907Boautirully ~turnished wanny | Sia% m;,g'.wmm“ Cralg, John H. 8, Shosiaker, Stella A. ‘&‘,,,::.,;° S raterment Tooms; single and en gulte; from 8 to §4 80| 7o "Honea and Ground. B:‘, o, e e s B T ‘The members of Cathallo Ladies' Alg So- THAT MAN_FIZS: Bowitng, Enien 8 der, Willam, 60 giety No. 10 sre requeated to sttend the 8 1643—Fine furnished rooms; modern 1008 Market st., San Frascisco. Dunne, John C. he, Patrick, 45 T e Tt oy convenfences; cholce nelghborhood. e Eusalier, John ‘n‘.‘ . Alice &'.’ & TR I, ey kD RN UTTER, 1818 (The A’ rasom—vine Tarnished | e | Gerlach, Henry, e wwm... » som Btree S 5. MCFADDEN, Presideni. suites and apartments; all mods orn conven— MACHINES AND ; MRS, ¥. MOLLET, Secretary. fences; ‘gas, water eleotrio lighta, sto. I | s City, January 3, 1908, at bls Tennesses astreet beloved husband of Addle E. son of Jobn and Mrs. M. A. Dunne, bmlhlr of Fred F. and Lucy L. Dunne, & of Marysville, Cal., aged 40 years ¢ onihe and 17 dave, A emsver of F: nd A. Masons, Board of Rellef of I. O. R. M., Marine Engineers’ B. A. No. 35 and Veteran Firemen. (Marysvilie papers pleass copy.) EFFriends and acquaintances ars fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, January 7, at 1 o'clock p. m., (rcll his late residence, 717 Tennesses street, Potrero, thence to Masonic Temple, Post lld Mont- gomery streets, where gervices will be held under the auspices of Fidelity Lodgs N 50 F. ‘ana A My commencing at 3 6 clock. Interment Cyoeess Lawn Cemetery. Officers and members of the Veteran Vol- unteer Firemen's Association will please assemble at hall, 283 Jessle street, on Sun- day, January 7, at 1 p. m., to attend the funéral of our late brother, John C. Dunne. DUNNE—In this machine for family use; best residence, 717C second-hand all makes at any P i 'kinds rented lowest rates, Domes: tic office, 1021 Market st.. near Sixth. ALL kinds second-hand, $3, $5, $8; slightly used, $10, §15, $20. You lknow where swing in the window. 1051 Market st. A WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekly Call, 8 pages, In wrapper, for mailing, §1 per year. 5...___-————._—_ TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. AN exceptionally good No. 2 Remington, No. 1 Smith Premier, ; other :‘Y writers at higher ana lower prices; 50. The Typewriter Exchange, 36 Calitornia. st. FOR sale—Very cheap, a Fisher billing and bookvrltlnl typewriter. MUNICIPAL LOAN FFICE, 907 Market st. . PARTLY used $100 typewriters, all makes, 20; guaranteed 1 vear; rentals $2 50 month WALTER SCOTT, 207 Montgomery. WAREHOUSES TO LEASE. C., ALLEN—In this city, January 8 180G Japn ward C. Allen, beloved son of Robert 0'Hara Allen and Emilie A. Allen, brother of Ger- trude, Emilie, Laura and Robert Allen, and nephew of Carlos and Augusta Rullfl‘ and . J. E. Chaney, a natlve of San Fran- eisco, ued 14 years 2 months and 23 da riends and acquaintances are respect- fully Iuvl(ed 1o lll.nd the funeral services to-day (Sunday), January 7, at 10, o'clock 8. m., at the home of his nts, 253 enth avenue, between California and clom- ent streets. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery, by carriage. ALLEN—In the City and County w} January 6, 1906, John W. Allen, a nlnvn ANDERSON—In this city, January 1908, Thomas G., beloved son’of Alex ‘and. Fior: ence Anderson of Seattle, and brother of Clifford A., Stephen H. and Bwart G. An- aged 24 5 days. [ Notice of funeral hereaftsr. Remains at the parlors of McAvoy, O'Hara & Co., 261 and 271 Hayes street, opposite St. ]‘- BU’ 1119—Cholce furnished rooms, with Washington, D. C., aged 65 years. derson, a hative of North Dakots, TTER, all_conveniences; reasonable terms. SUTTER, cor. Gough (The Dorchester)—Ble- gant furnished apartments; everything mod. ern and strictly up to dafe. SUTTER, 1666—Nicely furnished reoms to let t reasonable rates; conveniently located. SUTTER, 067—Single rooms, :x o week; suites, beautifully furnished per week and up; nice and sunny, TWENTY-THIRD, 8608, cor. Guerrero—2 lovely furn. rooms in new modern flat; suitable for doctor’s offices or 1ivi s; reasonable. TWENTY-SEVENTH, 841A, near Sanches— TFurnished rooms to let. TAYLOR, 510—Nicely furnished sunny rooms for gents: bath and phone. TEHAMA, 164—Nicely furnished rooms to let; very reasonable, THIRTEENTH, 238—Nicely furnished sunny front rooms to let: reasonable. l natius Church. T o, ot Gomiortable furnished | FTVE-STORY bullding, basement and electrio | BARNES—In Santa Barbara, Cal, January 2 e J elevator; sbout 0800 ma. €t for storage or | 10060, Eve V. Birndd. Shughler of Mrs. A. B. TWENTY SIXTH, 4178—Nics rooms o lef;| manufacturing; Stevenson st, near 7th. J.| and the lato A. H. Barnes of Reno; Nev., and sister of Mrs. F E. Cornelison of Janes— B. 7. Lew of East O-k- land, Ett Austin of Honolulu, and Jose; Barnes of Los Angeles, a na BAXTER—In this city, January 3, 1006, Ed- ward H. Baxter, a native of New Yok agzed 00 years. § Funeral services will be held at the chapel of N. Gray & Co., Sunday, at 1 o'clock p, m. Interment vrivate. BIDLEMAN—In Son Lorenszo, Jany 1906, Clare Rogers Bidleman, daugnter of the late Adelaide A Bldleman and ntscs of Mra. E. 8. Gabb, C. D. Ba and J. R. Tregloan, a attva’ of Alameda, Cal., aged 21 years 6 months and 15 days. [rFriends and acquaintances are respect- V. VICTOR, Majestic bldg., 1281 Market st. completely furnished. TWENTY-SEVENTH, 207 — Nice furnished rooms to let. TAYLOR, 350—Clean sunny rooms with hot bath; good services; reasonable, TURK, 282—Sunny front room for 2 men. In- quire after 12, TURK. 204—Nicely furnished sunny rooms, $2 and up; quiet house. TWENTY-SECOND, 2030 — Nicely furnished rooms to let. TWENTY-FOURTH, 2756 — Nice furnished rooms to let. l MARTIN K. ANDERSON, FUSELIER—In this city, Jlmx-n [ mos. John R., beloved husband of Sophis Fuse Tor. and’ son of Margaret and the late Jobn Fuselier, & native of San Francisco, aged 88 years. GERLACH—In this city, January 5, 1906, Henry, beloved husbend of Mary Gerlach, gng father of Edward, Lillie lach, a native of Wi 41 vears. A member ot Horséanoers’ 0. Thl funeral wiil take place (Sunday), at 2 p. m., from ‘Dariors of McFadden, McBresrty & Green, 1171 Mis- sion_street, between Seventh and Eighth. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. A—EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.: furniture, nousehold goods stored, moved, lgped_ 723- 731 Howard st., nr. Third; phone Grant 161. FLAG Express Co.—Estimates given on storage, moving, pkg. & shpg,i h. h. goods shipped 3 rates. 1928 Howard:; phone Mission 162. PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co. Main office Eddy and Fillmore; tel. West 828, BEKINS Van and Storage Co., 11 Montgomery st.; tel. Main 1840 Shipping at cut rates. KEARNY. 805—Nie also light housekeeping: gas, 215—Front sunny rooms on first also other rooms; rent reasonable. 5138B—A large sunny room, with ouble ‘bed; telephone and bath; nice for & working girl; reasonable. LEAVENWORTH, §22—Sunny front _room! rurning water; also sunny floor of 8 room: for housekeeping; $20 and up. LARKIN, 2125—Furnished ly furnished rooms; bath. all rooms to let; e fur- : eingle or 88—Nice furnished tet LILY ave, conventent rooms to ave, 846—Nicely furnished sunny some housekeeping; Dwight ctly high grade; Key route JOY, 2122 Dwight way, ewly furnished sunny rooms, §12 per month. LARKIN, 1410—Nicely furnished sunny rooms for gentlemen; phone and bath; $7 and $10 per month. —Nicely furniehed rcoms to let; nicely furnish- LARKIN, ed rooms; METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 120 Third st.—100 single and family rooms, 85c to $1 50 per dey; §2 1o §8 week: the coly Aew and modern coming-house in San Francisco ce on ground floor; hot and cold ter, tric lights, call bells, steam heat in every room, and gives free baths and ele- vator day and night to its guests. 7T3A—Clean, sunny, reasonable rates. McALLISTER. icely other roomers. —Comfortable, bright front nished, for gentieman; no window and single, nished; gentlemen. shed etc.; rnished roome ble. sant rooms to to let; conveni- | hed rooms; p | MARKBT. | MARKET, | O'FARRELL, 881! 2 (Idyl)—Nice suites and single rooms, with or without baths; hot and cold water and electric lights in all rooms; ele- vator; $2 50 per week and up. convenlent, furnished MARKET, 1 1561—Nice, rooms 1o let, McALLISTER, 443, bet. Sunny furnished rooms. 1804 (Fremont)—Elegant, sunny eultes bath; also single rooms; reduced rates for permanent guests, olk and Van Ness— $6 and $8. 1309, near Ninth—Newly furnished bath; every accommodation. 2670—Fine furnished, sunny rooms | dgsioN to let by week or month; he warm belt; asonable rat furnished single icely .. A, 228— back roo! MISSION, 1082—Neatly furnished rooms to let; reasonable rat and sunny rooms in 2032—Nicely furnished rooms, either or for two. MONTGOMERY rooms to let. MCALLIST 100me, elt $% 50 per TER. shed apartments to let. NINTH, 402—Nice furnished rooms to let at reasonable rates, ave., 221—Nicely furnished 651—Newly furnished, synny + gingle or double, from $7 to onth. front | 1228 (Whitefleld)—Very cholce | STOCKS AND BONDS. fully invited to aftend the mn&tflanuervlm to-day (Sunday) January 7, at O, Cafdencs of ‘Dr. m. & Gabbs, 1510 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. BRILLIANTIn this city, January 8. 1006, Toby, beloved wife of Aaron Brilant and loving mother of Mrs. A. T Brilliant, Ben A, and Llnrrln Brilliant, & nativa of Poland, aged 66 years. ‘Angeles and New_ York papers uleu- ¢ovy.) [ Friends and scquaintances are respect- fully invited to ',""“ th? tuln:;um-;rg::; - Sunday), January 7, & o i her 1ate reaidence, 1045 Geary street, Please omit flowers. interment Sa- lom Camistery, by cerriage. RS, BULLARD—In this city, January ward Bullard, a native of Callfornia, u!d 43 mR‘; A ‘member of Hackmen's Uniou, Local 224, 7 Notice of funeral heteatter. Remains at the fiulon of McFadden, McBrearty & Green; U7l Miskion street; between Seventh and E! BLRIJNG——Xn Reno, Nev., January 4, 1906, of pneumonia, Georgé W.. beloved husband of Isabella Burling, and father of Clifford Bur— ling, a native of New Jersey, 40 years 8 month ,,M 8 devm b E>Friends and acquaintances espect- fully_invited to attend the funeral to-day (Bunday), Jamuary T, (2t 1120 from the parlors . Su Strest, between Seventh and Elghth. Inter— ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. e CASSERLY—In this city, January 908, Chrictine F.. beloved wife of Martin = Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ITED STATES, 123 Eddy, near Market—400 All members of Horseshoers” Union No. 25 rooms, 35¢ to $1 night, $1 78 to $6 week; elec— tric lights (no gas), running water in every room; elevator, read-room; free bus. baggage. UNION, 1021—Nicely furnished rooms to let; reasonable rates. VALENCIA, 611—Nicely furnished sunny furnished Tooms in the warm belt. VAN NESS ave., 809—Newly furnished sunny rooms to let. WINCHESTER Hotel, 4 3d st., nr. Market- Most convenient and mvecuble, 700 Tooms, 85c to $1 50 nightly, $2 to $8 w. elevator; Shoc. Tights: resding-room: tres bas. beceage. ‘WOLF House, cor. 6th and Howard—No better transient house in city; rooms 15¢c to 50c per night; 80c to $3 per week. WALLER, 150, near Ashoury—Two furnished rooms 1 large unturniehed front room; gas, bnlh hot and cold running water; beau- tiful locality: near Park. WASHINGTON, 1406, corner Leavenworth— Nicely furn. rme.; select family; marine view. WASHINGTON 86—Nicely furnished rooms to let. ‘WEBSTER, T713—Nicely furnished rooms to rent at reasonable rates. WEBSTER, 1406—Nicely furnished rooms to let; reaeonable. WILLOW ave., 671—Nicely furnished rooms to WANTED—Ouakland Realty Syndicate certifi- cates: Turlock and Modesto bonds bought WALTER E. LOGAN & CO., Bacon block, Oakland. TRUNKS. e e —— TRUNKS retailed at wholesale prices. Fac- wrykm Mission st., near Sixth; first-class stock. I ——— DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND notice.—Savings and Loan Socl 101 Montgomery gt., corner of Sutter, s Qeclared a dividend for the term ending De- cember 81, 1806, at the rate of three and one-halt (3%) per cent per annum, on all deposits, free of taxes, and payable on and after January 2, 1906. Dividends not clll!d for are added to and bear the same interest as principal. EDWIN BONNELL. cashier. DIVIDEND Notice, California Sato Depoait an Trust Co., corner Callfornia and Mostgomery sts. For the six months ending December 81, 1905, dividends have been declared on the deposits’ in the savings department of this company as follows: On term deposits, at The rata of 8610 per cent per annutn. and on ordinary deposits at the rate of 31 per cent per annum, free of taxes, and_ payable on and after Tuesday, January 2, 1906. J. DALZELL BROWN, Manager. and £old. room 17, street. 'rmo’er sln.mvm Prestdent. BAYtl—ln this cl(y. Japuary 6, 1908, °§ Jobn Hayes, beloved husband of Bhe late Catherine Hayes. and tather of Mra. Catherine Tofetti, Mrs. F. B g e B, Reabena sad of the late Timothy and John Hages Jr, & native gt County Cork, Ire years ¢ months and 21 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral te-morrow Monday), January 8, at 9 a. m., from his late residence, 1123 Laguna street, between Turk and Eddy, thencs to St. Mary's Cathe: , where o 'solemn requiem high mass Will be celebrated for the reposs of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, via eléctrio funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. HALL—In Oakland, Cal., January 6, 1908, Jo- seph Underwood Emanuel, infant son of Dr. Graily H,_and Madeline A. Hall, a native of Oakland, aged 2 years and 6 months. HILBORN—In this city, January 4, 1006, Luania E.. widow of the late Hon.' . G. Hilborn, and mother of Grace A. Hilborn, a native of New York, aged 12 years 10 montts and 20 days ends and acquaintances are respect— fully, 1avited o attend the funeral services at ave,, — t 1 lock _let at inoderate rates. THE Central Trust Compeny of Callforsia, &3 | Casserly, and mother of Eugenta W. and | pioge: AT L K ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions recelved at | Jlontomery st., corner of Sutter—For the and daughter of John and | o pene Masonie Cemetery, Vallejo. Re- half year ending December 81, 1905, a divi- dend “has been declared on the deposits in the savings department of this bank as fol- lows: On term deposits at the rate of 3 6-10 per_cent per annum and on ordinary deposits at the rate of 3% per cent per annum, pay- eble on and after Tuesday, January 2, 1906. HENRY BRUNNER, Cashier. DIVIDEND notice—The Glant Powder Com- pany, Con., Giant Station, Cal. A dividend, No. 85, of fifty cents (50¢) per share on the lsvied capital stock of ‘the company hes been declared payable on January 1 Transter books close January 3, mk n noon. Checks Wil be mailed, QUINN, Secretary. S SO0 R QUINNG Harsiey s 4 DIVIDEND notice—Humboldt Savings Bank, 628 Market st., opp. Palace Hotel—For the half_year ending December 31, 1905, a divie dend has been declared at the rate of three and sixty one-hundredths (3.60) per cent per apnum on deposits, free of all taxes, pay- 1908, able on and afier Tueeday, January 2, E. PALMER, Cashier. Brldgit Maloney, John and Willlam Maloney and Mrs. Jnmo- Land, a ntive of San Francisco, aged 28 years and 20 day: £ Fiends and -cqu&innnce- are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 1 o'clock. from her late_resi- dence, 102 Sickles avenue, Ocean View, thence to St. Michael's Church for services, commencing at 30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul Monday, January 8, at St Michael's Church, commencing at § o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. COFFEY—In this city, January 5. 1908, Ellen Coftey, widow of the late John Coffey, and mother of Jeremiah V. and Pward Coffey, a native of Clhh'clveen, County Kerry, land, 5 Friends um Aeqnumnees are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral to.morram (Monday), m., from her late e opemoa: 1001 ‘Seott atrest, thence to St Dominic’s Church, whers a solemn requlem high mass will ba celebrated for the renose of her soul at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets: COLESTON—In this eity, January 6, 1906, Sarah, beloved wife of the late Samuel H. Coleston, loving mother of Henry. Annie and Lizzle Coleston, Mrs. J. Field, Mrs. C. Pickard and the late William, 3. Cole- Bton, and sister of Mrs. N. natite of County Wexfo @rFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. January 0, at 8:30 a. m., from her late Tesidence, 1609 Church streat, thence to St. Paul's Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. maing at the parlors of the California Un- dertaking Company, 713 Post street. HIRSCH—In this city, January 6, 1906, Cora, beloved wife of Emil Hirsch, beioved mother of Sylvla and Allen Bert Hirsch, - beloved daughter Altmayer and the fate. Aaron Altmayer, and sister of Bert and Lawrence Altmayer 'and Mrs. Ben Lowen- etein, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years and 2 months. 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. KOPP—In this city, January 4. 1906, Matthew, beloved husband of the late Mary Kopp, and father of Nicholas and Matthew Kopp Jr. and the late Michael Kcpp, a ma- tive of Germany, aged 60 years 9 months and 20 daye. G Friends and acquaintances are respect— tully inyited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the par- lors of Bunker & Lunt, 2060 Mission street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third. thence to St. Anthony’s Church, Army street, near Shotwell, for services, commenc— ing at 1:30 o'clock p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MAASS—At rest, after a long and palaful iliness, in this city, January 5, 1906, Emma, dearly’ beloved wife of H. . Maass, and loving mother of Mrs. L. Bendewald and Henry W., Charles H., Fred H. and Alvin G. Maass, a native of Leipzig, Germany, aged 67 years 10 months and 23 days. A member of St. Markus Frauen Verein and the San Francisco Schuetzen Ladies’ Verein. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully “invited to attend the funeral to-day (Sungay), at 2 o'clock p. m.; from the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. L. Bendewald, 1007 Golden Gate avenue. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, via electric funeral car from Eighteenth' and Guerrero streets. MacINTOSH—At San Anselmo, January 3, Call Branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts. A BRANCH office of The Call for the recep- tion of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st, opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. ROOMS AND BOARD. A A AN THE MAISON TENCE, €40 Geary street. Just opened and newly furnished by Madame Tence, formerly of 433 Ellis st.; will be con- ducted as strictly first-class, respectable board- ing-house; the location is central and the French table board of the best; fine sultes and single rooms, with all conveniences;|rates very reasonable. THE JOHNSTON, 605 O'FARRELL street. LEGAL NOTICES. Elegantly furnished; delightfully situated; e Y large yard with trees and shrubbery; all home- like and comfortable; strictly first-class family hotel; all modern and up-to-date conveniences. POVEERIS bt O S Al S NOTICE of Consolidation of Mechanics’ Insti. tute and Mercantile lerlr{ Assoclation— Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that immediately . Iter the expira. tion of cne month from the date of th. flnl publication of this notice the al otporations purpose o consolidats aii o their and each of their debts, property, as- gets and franchises into one corporation, to be known and styled Mechanics' Institute, Dated Dec. 26, 1905. Mechanics' Institute, by Rudolph J. ‘Taussig, president: Joseph M. Cumming, secretary. Mercantile Library As- soclation, by D. E. Miles, president; C. K. Bonestell, secretary pro tem. WELLESLEY HOTEL, 1433 California street. New management; thoroughly renovated; newly furnished; first-class tamily hotel; ey- erything modern &nd convenient; suites and single rooms; exceilent table board. PINE, 977 (Hotel Hatton)—Elegant furnished | TIZZIE A. DRAFFIN, h LLINS—In this city, Januas 1908, . Rev. John S. MacIntos| D.. Pru- sunny euites and single rooms; marine view; ".Y..ywll,fie and board, T will not he r:::;'.’,fm,fif: % ‘Bernard. beloved husband of xgm%q Col— ident of the San Francisco Theologi all modern convenfences; table board and | for any bills contractéd by h.r from ai lins, and devoted father of Paul Heminavy, ‘4 nattve of Phlladelphia, - ssed service unexcclled; epecial rates to permanent | after this date, January 6, 1905, JOHN Wnlum |nnd Hattio Collins, a native uf Po< 66 years. guests. P Dednlat EERNAE RSS20 S A St HOTEL REPELIER, 781 Butter street. Fine furnished rooms with best of table board If desired; board and room for two, $4G per month and up; single rooms with board for one, §20 per month and up. 65 years 5 months and 28 days. land, age: 1‘10. A member 0! Templar Lod, No, o. %, o Lodke No- 43, A and finrm-flkm Union No. ‘ Friends and acquaintances are t- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow ‘Monday), January 8, at 10 a. m., from the chapel of Theodor Dierks, 432 flDlflm Gate between Larkin and Polk streets. DRAFFIN. P e — STUT’I'ERING AND STAMMERING. - NORCROSS Institute curea stammering: new, scientific, complete. Office, Market & Taylor. L The funeral will take place on Monday. January & at 1:30 p. m., from Montgomery Chapel, San Anseimo, to Mount Tamaipais Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. McKEEGAN—In the Cit a DAl January 6. 1000, John Mclacran native of New York, aged 51 years. MULHALL In thle city, January o, Thomas A., beloved son of the late Jol:ph MARRIAGE LICENSES, ARRELL, 419—Sunny room with grate; vly furnished ne tly furnished rooms to let; housekeeping privileges if desired; rea- sonable rental. | O'FARRELL, 508—Nicely furnished rooms, $8 and $10 vcr month; also unfurnished room; phone, et Interment Hills_of Eternity Cemetery, by electric funeral ‘car from Mighteenth 'and Guerrer, streets at 11 o'clock m. Please omit flowers. and Mary Mulhall, and brother of Joseph, Arthur, Henley and Mrs. J. Castelio, a na- tive of San Franciaco, aged 25 years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- HOTEL WENTWORTH, 657 Bush %t.—Fine furnished sunny single rooms with board, £30 to $35 per month; modern suites for two, The following mairiage licenses were issued yesterday: with board, $60 per month; central location William W. Casey, 36, 1410 Octayia street, 2% and Sine L. Aty 3 10 Octavia S COLMAN—In this city, January 4, 1006, | fwly invited to attend the fun OB yely, CONNUIER Sollmmree Stk Henry W Stumis, 25, 2628 Diameng street, | _ Abrabam, relict of the late Ewther Colman, | (Manday). st 9380 o'clock ."" o a FLLIS 126 Large finely fumished roome, | and Julla, T Uarey,, 2! 23608 Diamond wrest: | and beloved father of Mrs. A. ma | fate r:lzldemullhfl' it 10's Colman, a native of Frank Pine streef e e (New York with or without table board; all conveniences; 1396 Beosle M. Nt 10, 13973 Phne street, mas in fine neighborhood, with 'good car service: homelike; rates low. and Charles “d« Datsy urch, Van Neu avenue, bfl- years, papers and Broadw: ‘Germany, tween Pacific st where please copy.) | OFARRBLL. 362—Newly furnished front sun- ny suite, with bath, $35. and con- ed to let; urnished rooms to 1042—Two sunny bath; sultable for 2 par- or 8 | | furnished, sunny front etc.; use of kitchen 1f de- | ly furnished front rooms; | mprovements, GATE ave., 1402—Nicely furnished rivate house; reasonable ul'l. four car lines. 719—Nicely furnished ent N GATE ave., cheap rent GATE ave., o Jet. GOUGH, 1201, corner O'Farrell—Nice, single furnished roome. GEARY, 657—Sunny furnished rooms to let; rent reasonable. 1003—Neat furnished sunny, | GFARRELL, 081—Large sunny OLIVE ave., b4, near Octavia—Nicely fur- nished sunny rooms, With bath and phone; rent reasopable; half block from cars. FARRELL, 317%—Fine furnished rooms; neat, clean and sunny; all convenienc from $2 50 up. | OFARRELL, 1103—Bilegantly furnished room: i corner flat; also rooms for housekeeping Conveniences; reasonable rental. | GAXK, 1835, opposite Golden Gate Park—Newly farnished Tooms; running water; elegant; bauh; homeliks O'FARRBLL, 0504—Nicely rooms; running water; rates reasonable. furnished sunny central location; furnished rooms to let. O'FARRELL, 1770—Nicely furnished rooms to let; reasonable rates. PINE T128—Nics froot room for 1 or 2 closet, Era fine 1 :x;x; ring lower beu. wl between 6 u.w 7 in evening. PINE, 783 new, modern T fat; furnished, front room lluht‘lzwlnl etc, housekeeping; baths, phon PINE, 827—Near Powell; large sunny rooms, with double beds; $8 Up; gents. W. Robingon, 26, 218 Ciement_st., and Alesandrine. 3. Tousssint, 23, 9. Blsin Harry McFarland, 23, 1059 Waller street, and Victorta, Godirey, : 23, 15 Leroy @ a requiem mnu wul be celebrated ‘for tne | Frie and acquaintances are respect— his soul, at 10 oclm‘k fully invited to attend the funeral services Cemete; TURK, 1159—Nicely furnished sultes or single flat at _the rooms In newly furnished modern Dr- vate family; nice qulet place for nudmll good table board and rates reasonable. GEARY, 640 (Maison Tence)—Fine sultes and furnished rooms; best French table board; reasonable. FRANKLIN, 1453—Fine furnished rooms with best of board: all home comforts; $25 to $35 per_month. O’F’ARRELL. 841-—Nice, with good board: housekeeping. ty _Cemetery, ahacte funenl car leaying Bighteenth Guerrero streets at 11 o'clock a. m. All rs of California Lodge No. 163, 1, O. B. B, are earnestly requested without (l.ll W lltm‘ the funeral of our late brother, ident Abe Colman, on Sunday, from our lodgeroom, B. B. Hall HE“Y & CALLiGHlR 00 G2 comfortabie rooms also furnished rooms for EDDY, 404 (The riborough)—~Nicely fur- nished rooms, with best of board, from $25 Dot "sionth Hp: walking distance: EEVENTH MI—NIWXI lnnllh-l rooms; sun without board; first clase i e home, | dramatfc entertainment ” | Golden Gate Hall, 667 Sutter street, last 906, | evening. ‘WEBSTER, ln—!fle‘l, furnished bay-win- -dow front rooms; everything new; also single rooms; excellent table board. VANN UNH‘BB umen'mxfina.. _—m in private mynui. es &“,M%.rm lare knewn to have F. Mrs. John Lauffer, Mrs. G. Nevin, Newhard Jr., Mrs. C. R, Kelly, A. R. New- hard and T. W. Parsons, and brother of W. P Newhard of Los Angeles, a of Ohfo, aged 62 years 11 months and days. NICHOLS—In this city. January 6, 1906, Frank chois, beloy N wed son of Frank and Ann Nichols, and brother of Bessie, Stella, Isa- bel, Gately, Muriel, Adrienne and John Nichols, a native of San Francisco, aged 7 years and 7 monthe. E7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- (ully invited :ol d_the funeral to-morro (Monday), Jani S, at 1 oclock p. the residence of his parcnts. 1593 Jo street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NORRIS_In Oskiand, Cal, Jenuary 4. 1006, Major W, E. Norris, aged 69 years. A mem- Ber of George H. Thomas Fost No. 2, G. UComnde- of George H. Thomas Post No. 2, A. R.. and friends are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from the taking varlors of Albert Brown, 072 Thirteenth street, Oukiand, at 1 o'clock p. m., to-day (Sunday), January 7. PORTER—In this city, January & 1906, Isaac E. Porter, beloved husband of the late Louisa Porter, and father of Mra Nellie Richards, a pative of Nova Scotla, aged T2 years 8 months and 4 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully fuvited to attend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the pa lors of Carew & Enxlish, 20 Van Ness av nue. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetary, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. ROICH-—1n thip clty. January & dearly beloved husband of the late Anna loving cather o Joseph and W randfather of Heary Woit, a native of Lesina, mat! ustria, 63 years § months and 8 days. Friends and adguaintances are respect- fully invited to atténd the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 1:15 o'clock p. m., from the lors of Valents, Marini & Co.. 1524 tockton street. Interment Holy Cross Cem- 1008, Henry, Rolch, Anna Cal., January Parker of Berkeley and Willlam R. Shryer of Los Angeles, a native of Belfast, Ireland, aged 91 years 5 months and 1S days. (St Louls and New York papers please covy.) SMITH—In this city, January 5, 1906, Mary E. Smith, relict of the late John C. Smith, a native of Germany, aged 77 years. EF Friends and acquaintances are respect— fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday marnlu. At 10 o'clock, from the momnr! chlyfl the Golden Gate Undertaking Com- 2475 Mission street, near Twenty- rst. Interment Cypress Lawn c--ury SNYDER—In Niles, Alameda Coun January o 1006, ‘Wiiliam. beloved Nassand of Clara Snyder, ‘and father of Harrison Sny— . Mrs. Lizzle Bllsworth and Mrs Minals cmm-u. & native of Johnstown, Pa., aged €0 years 11 months and 4 daye. I Notice of funeral hereafter. TOOMY—In this city, January 5, 1908, Alice Timmons Toomy, wife of the late Heary Toomy, and Alics. Toomy and the late Hamiiton Toomy. (New York City and ‘Washington, D. C., ) IFThe funeral will take place ¥ at 1 o'clock p. m., from St. . TIGHE—in this city, January 6, 1906, Pat- rick Tighe, brother Thomas and the K Nora Tighe, nephew of B. Finegan, and cousin of Mrs. vnlu.nml-n.xnc Carson and Thomas a native of Tuam, County Guw-.v. Ireland, aged 43 hut (7 Friends and acquaintances are o fully invited m“tmfl the funeral mmormt 8:13 a, m., from nzl.l city, January 6, 1906, beloved husband of Elizabeth d father of Mrs. H. Reynolds, Condon Jr John A., Emma tn"m Wiltian B Tor »‘-‘r’ ety m'% e late gwley. & bative o ity Belfast, Ireland, aged 63 years and 10 moht.h-. WHITE—In West Oakland, Cal, Ji 1008, Chariotie Nevil Walte, WS oA\ White Frank M~ .urd, Mrs. H. hartweil lm-r. CARD OF THANKS. I wish by chis means to acknowledzs my deep appreciation of many kindnesses of friends during my recent bereavement by the death of my wife. GEORGE BERRNOTAT. CARD OF THANKS. Lunsmann—We herewith desire to our heartfeit thanks pathy, tender ferings In the sad hours of our bereavement. MR. and MRS, J. F. u:x‘s.‘u‘lu CARD OF THANKS. Mohrmann—We herewith desire to our heartfelt thanks to our many kind friends and relatives for their tender love, comforting sympathy and beautiful floral of- ferings during the sad hours of our bereave- ment in the loss of odr dear husl and father, Christopher Mohrmann. SOPHIB MOHRMANN. MRS. WILLIAM RO! TRY TO SACRIFICE CHILD ON ALTAR Insane Couple Obey the Com- mand of a Religious Fanatie. Spectal Dispatch to The Call GREENSBURG, Pa., Jan. 6.—Andrew Lohr, a traveling clergyman of Stahls- town, is In jail here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam- uel James of Stahistown, Cook Town- ship, are alleged to be insane as a result of religious rites practiced in the James home. Lohr is charged with having in- duced James to burn 31000 worth of fur- niture, first taking out $800 hidden in the sofa. Lobr also induced James to at- tempt to sacrifice his ten-year-old son by bupning him on an altar with a four- year-old Durham bull. James stripped his wife in a fleld and let her stand In a tub of cold water to drive out the evil spirit. Lohr, in attempting to sacrifice the bull, was tossed over the fence by the anfmal. He told James that he could lead the bull to the stake as if it was a gentle child. The boy to be sacrificed with the bull also put up a desperate fight. ‘When the James woman was given the cold bath neighbors interfered and pre- ferrea charges against Lohr before Squire Miller of Stahistown. —————————— THREE TRAINMEN DIE IN PASSENGER WRECK Eight Travelers on a Peansylvanin Traiu Receive Injurtes. CORRY, Pa., Jun. 6.—Three trainmen been killed and eight passengers injured in a wreck on the Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad at Horns Siding, ten miles east of here to- night. Engine No. %9, running light, met passenger train No. 14 head-on and s | both engines were wrecked. Engineer | Finn and Fireman Herman of the pas- senger train were killed and Fireman | Rudd of the freight engine also met | geath. g st Club Fram Gives Eatertalnment. The Norwegian Club Fram gave a and ball in The play, “A Tale in the Mountains,” a pretty little romance in three acts, was played In the Norwe- gian language by some of the populars members of the order. The parts wera well taken throughout. Aftér the entertainment the chairs were cleared away for dancing and tha merry crowd enjoyed a general good time until the early hours of the morn- Reéfreshments were served dur- ‘Harbor. .U—Sailed Jan 6—Bark for UL g !--