The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 17, 1906, Page 14

14 Asy- | Orphan Directory gives notice that the following | n and abandoned boys and admitted to mel asylum from Girls #T. FRANCIS lum hereby to January 1 Joseph years; Willie Jonim, 5 years; years:; Angeline Jordan, é ears and 6 months; 6 years; Marion Ezzaonl, 9 n. vears and 6 months; 4 years; Carlo Nassano, olonibo, § years and 7 months; | ombo, 7 years and 4 montha: | arez, 43 years and 3 months; Wil- | years and 8 months;’ John | years and 5 months; Clarence and 5 months; Henry Smith, | nonths; Charies Marscelleno, 5 | © years and 8 rove, Birdsall, 2 years and 6 | Doris Bullard, § years; Lorraine vears; Orlinde Hammond, 3 Marcelia Rutherford, 8 years and 4 | Frederick Becearia, 4 years: Violet | 10 years; Mary Murch, 9 years; John A 8 ars; Andrew Moinahan, § Moinaban, 6 years; Tillie Gil- vears; Dolores Pavia, 12 years and fic Hebrew Orphan Asylum and | jety hereby gives motice that they | ted in the orphanage from July December 81 1905 the following | nans and haif-orphane, boys and | Bessie Ravinsky, aged 13 vears 4 | aged § years 10 aged 6 years; 4 years 6 months; aged 18 years 1 Joel Hart, Stecker, aged 12 years 10 Stecker, aged 11 years 3 Philip Stecker. aged 7 Benjamin Stecker, aged § years 3 thel, aged 11 years 8 aged © years; enthal, aged 5 years 7 months; pe. aged 12 years 1 month; Becky years 1 month years & months: aged 12 years 1 month; Bsther aged 10 years 8 months; So m. aged 8 years 5 months, and aged § years 1 month. eged T Rosenberg. NOTICE is bereby given that the Maria Kip | Laki 520 Lake st., San Francisco, from tover 1, 1908, to Janu- | | { recefved the tollowing orphan end hait: | | icholas, 8 years and $ years; Lydia | ; Violet Murch, ths; Maud Murch, § years tne O'Donnell, 5 year 28 ndsen, rienderson y, 12 3 years | Smith, 7 | years and § | | | 3841 Nineteenth st., aged aged 7 years § ton, aged 2 i i STORAGE AND W ARLBOESII Storage & Van Co furnitur t ved, shipped. 725 phone Grant 161. n storage, | ; b b goods shipped 14 phone Mission 162 tes given ] ? -! a 15 tel 11 Montgomery | rates Storage Co., hipping at cut emington, No. 1 | ypewriters _at The o, BB 556 California st - biliing and “IPAL LOAN typewriters, all 0; guaranteed 1 year: rentals $2 50 | WALTER SCOTT, 207 Montgomery. | ‘makes, WANTED—TO LEASE. liding, basement and electric | ._mear Tth bidg.. 1261 Market st WANTED—A L EVER PAPER CU TTER cutter; state | ion, IC_ _RAILWAY COMPANY | DING MORTGAGE BONDS— | given that, pursuant to the | trustee, dated August 1, Bas aet apart out of the | fro by it n the lin gaged sum of twen ars in trust to be used and that bonds issued be redeemed there- vited for the sur- bids should be y_at its office, 120 New York, on or | 2508 st 13 indorsed Pacific Railway PACIFIC H Janua RAILWAY COMPANY, HARRIMAN, President. ¥ 1906, PACIFIC ILWAY COMPANY AND ON C { out of the net income the lines of rallroad sum of twenty-five | be used to re- | ads issued under { redeemed therewith ted for the surrender ces to be named by the | 7 94, in the 120 Broadway, n or before the at 12 o'clock | COMPANY, President. H. HARRIMAN, aary 1906, e e, LEGAL NOTICES. SEs | Insti- Association— f Consolidation of Mechanics Mercantile Library hereby given to all whom it may mediately after the expira- from the date of the first notice the above named e to consolidate all of their debts, property, as- ises into ome corporation, to ed Mechanics' Institute. Mechanics’ Institute, Taussig, president: Joseph M. ry. Mercantile Library As- | Miles, president; C. K. pro_tem. . my wife, having I will not be re- | debts_contracted by her. | EUPHRAT. _ | arn any NORCROSS Institute cures stamme: scientific, complete. Office, Market .’hylor | MARRIAGE LICENSES. i following marrjage licenses were issued | sterday Alexand r T. Brueggeman, 208 Bush st., and At M. Benraany S 5o McAllister st. Charles E s, 38, Margeretha Philip Brunner, Lens Ertola. 18, 618% Greenwich street. 2 Gottlieb F. Mugele, 28, 41835 Bixth street, and Anna Ubele, 24, 20 Capp street. Carl Menzel, 31, 2679 Twenty-first street, and Eba M. E. Wallas, 26, city. Baptiste Caget, 24, 63 Broadway, sand Anns Laborde, 21, $ Hollis street. Joun P. Romeno, 21, 4% Salmon street, and o I s‘x‘lmm lam ollopy, and Johanna G,Ly‘:n:h, “llfuuaenu willlam urnane, 26, 816 Bryant street, and Annie Schueider, 23, 1008 Greenwich st. James H. Timon, 21, 124 Twenty-ninth st., and Meria T. hnmls.flhcmcm EBawerd W. Morris, 43, city, and J ¥ Lewis, 82, city. Herber( Buldwin, 21, Manila, P. L, and Bmilie G. Reed, 22, 2302 Green strest. John _Willisms, 80, Tost strest, ana Legtie Smith, 26, Brentwood, ames McDon 3006 Twenty-sixth st., ., -:duuA Lonergan, 18, 1108 Guerrero st. ‘Charies McLaren, 80, 608 Folsom street, and T aged 9 years 2| | BLAISDELL—In Kentfleld, January Anna M. Becker, 23, Mills College. Lawrence R, Sevier, 81, ngeles, and Fiorence Scatena, 25, 604 Filbert street, Harry J, Ward, 21, 445 Octavia street, and Elizsbeth N. Fitz Gerald, 18, city. Charles E_ Bawden, 25, city, and Edith F. Costs, 20, 504 McAllister street. ——— BIRTHS— HARRIAGES—DEATHS Birth, marriage and Geath notices sent by mail will not bé inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indoreed with the name and residence of per- Fons suthorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply to the announcement | of the event are published once in this column free of charxe. BORN. NS—In San Rafael, Marin County, nuary 15, 1906, to the wife of Joseph K. Hawkine, a son. LEVILLAIN—In this city, January 1, 1808, to the wife of Edmond Levillain, a son. SPEIER—In this city, January 6, 1906, to the wife of G. Speier, a dauxhter. HARRIED. BRUBEGGEMAN—SCHRADER—In this city, Janusry 16, 1906, by the Rev. Frederick A Doane, Alexander T. Bruesxeman and Alfc Sohrader, both of San Francisco. RY. AV—I)AGE AIS—In this city, January 11, 1006, at Holy Cross Church, by the Rev. J. F. McGinty, Pdwin E. Ryan of Oakland and Norma Dagenais of San Francisco. "OTTEN—HALLOWELL—On November 4, 19005, Frederick J. Totten and Helen A. Hal- lowell, both of this city. DIED. Aubert, Paul L et , John C., B1 Barretf, John, Mary E., 24 Barrington, Sienelt 2,55 Hoowian Iose, Basilatisid, Colestine.78 Levillain, Louis 6 m gmmu. Mary Blign g‘l}nn, Harry, 31 latr, James O, Blaisdell, Harriette N. Bodwell, lllrllnnl». 7! Campbell, Casasse, ¥ -Y " fl Coleman,_Mary G, 1 Colling, Dennis ., 45 rrault, De%h, 82 Schallenmiller, Mary, Ann, Schoenfeld, Rudolph, Ptttr Straus, Emilie Swain, Alice H. 'Drlncoll Mlcblll. 53 Walker, Andrew, ading, 42 Weeks, Levina, 80 allay P J. 2 White, Lydia A., 83 Green, Dorl 84 AUBERT—In this eity, January 16, 1906, Paul L. Aubert, beloved father of Mrs. P. St Jullien and Luclen J. Aubert, a native of Paris, France, aged 71 years. [ The funeral will take place from his late residence, 1334 O'Farrell street, to- morrow (Thursday), at 10:15 a. m. Inter- ment Drivate. BARRETT—In the City and County Hospital, January 16, 1906, John Barrett, e native of Illinols, aged 42 vears. BARRINGTON—In _this city, January 16, 1606, Emelia J., beloved daughter of Mrs. Phoebe and the late Willlam Barrington, and sister of Mrs. Sarah Lamb of this city and Frank Barrington of Sedam, Kansas, a na- tive of Illinois, aged 55 years. BASILAUSKI—In thig city, January 16, 1906, e Adrienne, beloved wife of Alphonse of Paris, ¥rance, aged January 14, 1906, dearly beloved wife of beloved mother of Thomas J. of the late James NE Mary Ellen Bennett, John Bennett, Stone, eldest daughter and Ellen Moore, and sister of Mrs. Anale Kraert, Mrs. Maggie MuEvoy, Mrs. Katle Murray and the late Henry D. Moore, a na- New York City. s and_scquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral to-day «day), @t 10:30 a. m., from her late 313 Green street. near Kearny. via the elec- £ . from Bight- eenth and Guerrero streets. BLAIR—In this city, January 15, 1906, James " beloved husband of Elizabeth M. Blair, 1 brother of John Blair and the late Rob Bialr, a native of City of Perth, & y (Wednesday), Jam at 1 o'clock p. m., at his late resi- 3446 Twenty-second street. Inter- vate. Please omit flowers 15, 1908, Bla beloved wife of the Blaisdell of Providence, R At rest, in this city, January 16, nna, beloved wife *of Harry H. mother of Mrs, B. L. Aldrich, Hawley and H. W., F. L. and a native of Prince Edward years 6 months and 1 day. [=4 funeral hereafter. CAMPBELL—In this city, January 16, 1906, James Campbell, a nafive of Ireland, aged 47 years ® months and 15 day ¥ Notice of funeral hereafter. Remain: at the pariors of J. C. O'Copnor & Co., 767 Mission street, between Third and Iourth. CASASSA—In this city, Jaguary 16, 1906, May Casassa, dearly beloved daughter of G. B. and Theresa Sloan, sister of George A. and Willlam R. Sloan, and niece of Mrs. R. Bibb, a native of St. Louis, Mo., aged 26 vears 8 months and 3 days. "F—In this city, January 16, 1906, Rose beloved son of George F. and Gertle de ce Cluff, and brother ot Frank B., George . Jr., Bernard A. and Will S, Cluff, a na- tive of Lodi, years 11 months BODWELL- 1906, Ma Cal., aged Cs Nev., January (Jack) Cochrane, aged 68 | COHN—In thts city, January 14, 1908, fla man, beloved busband of Eva Cohn, b I THE SAN lagher, and beloved father of Willlam J., Joseph F. and Margaret Dative ‘of B..uy-xmmA County Dnlm-‘ll-r' a native Ireland, aged 72 years § months and 16 days. SR U2 m_Green, l;u;.‘hrnol!lupl.l.rk WI.IIlIm Green, lul'l‘:- s S, LSS S tive of “years. T7Funeral and interment private. Please omit flowers. KEEGAN—In this city, January 15, 1906, John C., beloved busband of 2 Keegan, brother-in-law of Martin A. O’'Connor and , O'Comnnor, a flltlve n! GREEN—I.\I this city, . ' beloved wife of th . Elks of A. O H, lnA ‘member of B. P. Rol Emmet Banta member of Grove No. 168, U. A. O. D.; member of County Leitrim Social Club and Santa Rosa Tent of the Maccabees. [ Friends and_acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 8:15 a. m., from his late Tesidence, 2924 Folsom streei, thence to St. Peter's Church, where a requis high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at § o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Officers and members of the County Board of Directors, A. O. H. in A, and members of the various dlvisions, you are hereby no- tified and requested to attend the funeral of our late brother and mewber of the County Board, John C. Keexan, from his late resi- 2024 Folsom street, on Wednesday, DONOHOE, Co. President. THOMAS DOYLE Co. Secretary. Division No. 10, A. O. H. in A.—Members, attention: In compliance with the above no- tice you will assemble at 2924 Folsom street Wednesday morning at 8:15 o'clock to at- tend the funeral of our docened vice presi- dent, Jobn C. Keann a “Prestdent. I W. DOLAN Rmmiu Secretary. lUEflN—-ln thll city. Janui lfl. 1006 M Elizabe 1y beloved wife of Max B Kuehn, bcla\ed d.lll"h(!r of Jennla lnd the late James MeCall, and sister of Harry J. McCall, a native of New York, aged 24 years 8 months and 2 8da: ¢ E> Friends and ac ununc-. are respect- fully Invited to attend the fllnerl.l lo-dl’ (Wednesday), January 17, at 2:80 f the reeidence of John Kuel Fiteonth street, between Church and kmnu. Inter- ment private. KNOWLES—In this city, Irene Blanche, beloved d and Margaret B, an Francisco, Cal., ays. LEVILLAIN—In this city, January 4, 1006, Louis, son of Edmond and Emille Levillain. LYNN—In the City ané County Hospital, Jan- uary 16, 1606, Harry Lynn, a native of Cali- fornia, aged 31 years. MAYERS—In Oakland, Cal., January 16, 1906, Ruth Laner Mayers, beloved wife of Henry Mayers, and mother of Charles Wilean of Walla Walla, aged 50 years. McARDLE—In this city, January 15, 1906, Bernard, dearly beloved husband of the laté Hannah' McArdle, loving father of Lizzie McArdle, Mrs. J.'J. Rielly and the late Jo- seph M. and Thomas B. McArdle, and d voted grandfather of Mervyn J. Rielly, pative of County Tyrone, years and 26 days. A member of the Gen- tlemen’s Sodality of St. Ignatius Church and Third Order of St. Francis. L Friends and acqualntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Thurs- day, January 18, st 8:30 a. from his late residence, 656614 inna street, thence to St. Joseph's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. } McCARREN—In kmeryville, Cal., January 16, 1906, James, beloved husband ‘of Mary Mo Ten, and beloved father of Mollie, Thormea.. Samioh. (faries Agnes, Genevieve and Maggie McCarren and Mrs. T. McDevitt, Mrs. F. Terrell and Mrs. T. Foley, a nativ of County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 7l vears. ¥ Friends and 'acquaintances are respect- s invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursd January 18, from the varlors of Valente, Marini & Co. 1524 Stockton street, near Union, thence to 8t. Francis Church for services, commencing et 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Ceme- tery McINTYER—In this city, January 16, 1906, Mary Irene, beloved daughter of John and Annie McIntyer, sister of John and the late James Mclntyer, and granddaughter of James Mclntyer and Mrs. Annie Taylor, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 3 years and 10 months, (7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 11 a. m., from the residence 243 Langton street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McKEAGUE—In this_city, January 16, 1908, at her residence, 711 Clementina _street, Honoro, beloved wite of the late Thomas Mc- Keague, loving mother of Katherine Me- Keague, Mrs, T. McBride, Mrs. E. C. Brod erick and the late P. E. McKeague and Mrs. F. C. Dowling, and aunt of Edw. F. Schaub, & native of Tipperary, Ireland. 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. McMILLAN—In Oakland, 1906, Anabella McMillan, the late Angus McMillan,'a native of Prince Edward Island, aged 96 years. §7 Friends are respectfully invited to_at- tend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), Jan- uary 18, at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the parlors of J..L. McCarthy, 301 San Pablo avenue, corner of Seventeenth street, thence to St. Francis de Sales Church, where a re- quiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. McSWEENEY—In_this city, January 15, at St. Francis Hosital, ‘Mary E., wite of Danlel McSweensy, loving iother of Daniel T, McEweeney, John and Ellen Daly and the late Timothy D. McSweeney, daugh- ter of Ellen and the late Thomas Cennors, and sister of Nora, Timothy,. Annie, Katle January 16, 1806, aughter of Stanley Knowles, a native of aged 6 months and 17 Wash., a native of Michigan, a Ireland, aged 83 at 9 o'clock a. m. beloved father of Selma and Mervyn whn, & native of Germeny, aged b5 years 1 month and 14 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Wed- | nesday, January 17, at 10 o'clock a. m. from his late residence, 1608 Scott street. rment Eternal Home Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m COLEMAN—In this city, January 16, 1906, Mary Gladys, only and dearly beloved daugh- ter of James G. and Sarah A. Coleman, and siater of Elmer Coleman, a native of San Francisco, Cal., 2ged 1 vear and 4 days. train from Third and Townsend streets. | | and Julia Connors and the late Mrs. T, Walsh and' Mrs, J. Flanagan, a native of Elmira, N. Y., aged 25 yesry 3 months and 20 day > Friends and acquaintances are respect- fally nvited to/stis. O funeral to-day nesday), at 9:15 a. m., from the pa Iors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission strect, between Scventh and Eighth, thence to St. Teresa's Church, where a re- quiem high mase will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McTERNAN—In this city, January 14, 1906, COLLINS—In _this city, Janvary 16, 1906, Dennis W., dearly beloved husband of Mary Co brotber of John and Norah Coilins, Mrs. James Collins and Mrs. Andrew Sha- han, and brother-in-law of Thomas Conlan, & native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 45 years 11 months and 16 days Friends and acquainiane fully invited to attend the funeral (Thursday), at 8:15 o'clock a. m., parlors of Carew & English, 20 Van Ness avenue, thence to St Mary's Cathedral, where 4 requiem high mass wiil be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Sen Jose, by 10:30 o'clock train from San Franeisco, are respect- to-morrow from the Alice McTernan, beloved |wife of the late Thomas McTernan, dearly beloved mother of Cassie, Cornell Mary, Charles, Joseph and Alice McTernan, sister of Mrs. Henry Dough- erty and Mrs, John Dempsey, and sister-in- law of Mrs. J. Hanly, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 64 years and 15 days. Weep not that her tolls are over, Weep not that her race is run, God grant we may as calmly Wken our work like hers is done. Till then we yvield with gladness Our mother to him to keep, And rejoice in the sweet assurance He giveth his beloved sleep. —From Her Chilaren. §7 Friends and acquaiptances are respect- CONNOLLY—In this city, January 16, 1906, Dennis, beloved son of Michael and the late Margaret Connolly, beloved brother of Dan- iel, Joseoh, Frank and William Connolly and cousin of Mrs. M. Fritz, a native of San | Francisco, Cal., aged 32 years. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully d to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursdav), at 30 a. m., from his late resident 260 Natoma stre thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a requiem high ass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DAVEY—In this city, January 16, %906, Ann, beloved wite of Jobn Davey, and father of Edward T. Davey, Mrs. Jobn Myers and Mrs. John Kenney, a native of the parish of Granite, County Longford, Ireland, aged 56 years § months and 18 days. (New York Dapers please con: £ The funeral will take place to-morrow hursday), at ® o'clock a. m., from her late residence, 242 Fourteenth street, thence to St. Charles Borromeo's wurch, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of ber soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DEWAR~—In this city, January 14, 1906, Peter Dewar, beloved husband of the late Cath- erine Dewar, and beloved father of Mrs Mary Rutherford, Thomas B. and Allan C. Dewar and the late Mrs. Janet Luttrineer, a native of Scotland, A member of Callfor- nia Csstle No. 1, K. E. § Friends and -equununce. are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. m., at the parlors of Gantner Broe., 1200 Mission street, between Eighth and Ninth, under the suz- pices of California Castle No, 1, G. Poterment Cypress Lawn Cemétory, by 11:3 . m. train from Third and Townsend street DREYER—In Little Shasta, Siskiyou County, . Anna, beloved wife of John H. Drey Anna Lemkau and Ernst Dreyer. | DRISCOLL—n the Clty aud County Hospital, Januery 16, 1006, Michael Driscoll, ‘s nativé of Massachusetts, aged 53 Ve GADING 1o ‘Watscavilie, cu January 16, Bertha, dearly beloved mother of Effie [=4 and_acquaintances are respect- sully mvited to attend the funeral eervices Friday, Janvary 19, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Mount Eden Union Church. Interment Mount Cemetery. GALLAGBM this eity, January iep.lm @ residence, 408 Octavia strest, ] b.lw.lwdml.nhflll- e UNITED UNDERTAKERb' Formeriy in mg Temple. Beimecn Fouron and Fitth, near it 2 Finest Equipments at fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 9:30 o'clock a. m., from her late residence, 1218 N street, corner of Fourteenth avenue South, thence to All Hal- lows Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. { MOORE—In this city, January 14, 1906, Della Moore, dearly beloved wife of James T. Moore, and loving mother of Mrs. Charles Semenger and Rosanna, James F. and Eliza- beth F. Moore, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, aged 42 years 8 months and 13 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 9 lock a. m., from her late residence, 11 Pl[e street, thence to St. Joseph’s Church, Tenth street, near How. Sra, Yot eervices commencink ai 10. o clockl a, m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets. PERRAULT—In Alameda, January 15, 1906, D, Jutian Perauis, beloved Ruabam of Sarah J. Perrault, and father of Mrs. W. A. E. L. Perrai Underhill, Dr. wult, Dr. J. E. Perrault and Mrs. C. A. Yordl a mative of Canada, aged 70 years and § monte Nons treal, Canada, papers please copy. e g el e e LT funeral to-day (wedn..ldly).‘”l.fl\lll‘! 17 ll Sanenier. Mira ¥ R Underhill 15 lum da ter, rs. W. ler] 8] T street. Get of l Grand-street stati hl%' terment private. SCHALLENMILLER—In this city, Js 14, 1906, Mary Schallenmiller, a native of Ohio, azed 35 years, I Notice of funeral hereafter. R!BIII‘D' st the ‘parlors of 3. €. O'Comnor & Co.. 107 Hicsionsiree?, beisween Third and Tourin. SCHOENFELD--In this city, January 16, 1906, Rudolph %bnen!eld' dearly beloved husband ol' arie B. Qm Qh!f tudolph, Emile ll’ld '.ld ’. fQ d, a pative of Switzerland, l‘fl A membe: of the Walters' Union, Loca o 80, "ana Micsion Camp No. 264,37, ‘of w. to-ddy (Wednesday), at 8:15 p. m.. at her late resiaence; T# Ciement strest, Interment WALKER—Near Oakley, Cal, January 15, ear 1906, at his residence, Andrew, o S, Kol e o e alker an rs. et 'al . % 00"1“ . fimurdlmhire. Scotland, aged years 07 The funeral a‘lll take place Wednesday, i‘l):num 17, from the Congregational Church; WEEKS—In Irvington, Cal., Jan 15, 1908, Tavina Weeker widow o the. ate Alfred Weeks, and loving mother of Mrs. Esther A, w. Blacow and James R a lll!h'e of New York, aged years and 10 months, (St. Clair, Mich.,, papers please copy.) 8 [7The funeral will take place to-day i (Wednesday), from her late mx&m at Irv- Ington. WHITE -In this city, Jamary 14, 1906, Lydia A.. beloved mother ‘of Mrs. George F. Allen, George L. wmu and the ut- Harlow H. White of San Francisco and George C. MeMutien of Saceamento, Cal, & native of M iriends and scquaint riends and_acquaintances Ty Tasited Toationd the funeral Wednes: day, January 17, at 12:30 p. m., from her Iate residence, S51D Capp street. thence to Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Twenty- first street, near Miesion, where services will be held. Interment Cypress Lawn Cem- etery, by carriage. WOODLA_WN CEMETERY Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 586 James Flood Bullding, S. F. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Coniinued from Page Fifteen. sugars were generally weak, with fractional declines in several. Thers was not much new in the mining stocks. The Tomopahs continued active, but the volume of sales was considerably below that of last week. The Comstocks ruled steady to_firm, with some siightly higher. The Fireman's Fund Insurance Company paid ‘a regular quarterly dividend of $3 per share yesterday, The Northern California Power Company will pay a regular monthly dividend of 5c per share on January 25. . The Northern Pacific Railway Company has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1% per cent on the capital stock, payable Feb- ruary 1. The stockholders of the Andes Silver Mining Company have voted unanimously to Increase the capital stock from its present amount of $300,000 in 100,000 shares of the par value of $3 each, to $2,500,000 in 100,000 shares of $25 par value per share. The Apolio Coneolidated Mining Company of Alaska has levied an assessment of 10c per share, delinquent February 19. The Tahiti Commercial and Sugar Company of San Francisco has levied an assessment of $3 per share, delinquent February 23. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid. Ask.| 4s qr coup..103 104 43 qr reg...103 103%! MISCELLANEOUS BONDS, Ala A W Bs — — Ok T Cbn 511l — Asso Ofl Bs 94% — |O W gtd 5s. 98 100 Bay CPC 85.107% — | Oceanic S 5s 61 62% Cal C G 3s. — 110%' Om Cable 6s.121 — CalG&Eg |Pac G Im 4s 97 100 1 J& ot s 983 90 [P B Ry fa. l1Y — Cal-st C 5s.108 |Pac L&P 5s.1i C C Wat 5s.104 P & C H 6s. 1055.101% Do g mgds — 941 P & O R 6s.107% — Bd L&P 6s.12214125 | Powell-st 6s.113% — F & C H 6s.113% — !Sac CG&R5S.107 108 Geary-st bs. — 60 'SF & SJV0s.119% — H Cas Bigs. 106'4 - 13 Do 55 . 112! HonR T V. T Biec o102 116 116 = 102 = 105 2 1 ~ —_ 1o = I - 1 19% — g% Contra Csta 45 — |Port Costa... — 68 Marin Co... €0 — J§ V Wat Co. 40 40% GAS AND'ELECTRIC. Cent L & P — 4% Pac L Co... 77 80 Martel Powr 2 — |SF G & B. 88 — Mutual EL. 17% — [Stkn G & B. 12 — INSURANCE. Firem's Fd.300 — | BANK STOCKS. Am Nt Bl128 130 |L P& A...148 1524 — |Mer Trust.. 210 240 nn.; — |Merch Ex... 60 — Cal Safe Dp 160 S F National — 160 First Natnl. | 360 SAVINGS BANKS, Ger S & L.2000 {Sav & L So.100 Hum § Bk.2168 | Sec Sav Bk.395 Mutual Sa¥.109% — | Union T Co.2700 3300 § F Sav U.700 — STREBT RAILROADS. California ..225 255 |Prestdio ... 39 Geary .. = oy POWDER. 831 SUGAR. % 84 T T 14% — = 1yl 33% 34| Glant Con.. 77 Hnwl](ln < Huter 8P C flauea S C akawell C. MISCELLANEOUS. Alaska P A. 51% 524! Oceanic 8 Co — 25 Asso Oil Co. 53 ]Plc Alll' l‘A — - Cal F C A 97% 98% N Cal Wine A 82 PncS Tel cmoex - MV& MtTm.105 SALES. Morning Sesslon. Board— 60 Alaska Packers’ Assn 15 Assoctated Ofl Co . 50 Bank of California 35 Contra Costa Water 100 Howahivaon 840 70 Makawell ..... 50 Mutua) Ereciric Light, b 10; 40 Mutual Electrie Light 20 Oceanic 30 Pac States Tot & el Co 50 Spring Valley Water Co Northern Ry of Cal bs. of Arizona (1910), s 8 P of Arizona (1910) RROf S F4s R R of S F 45, Market-st Ry 1st Con Street— Qmnibus Cable, 5 10, 8 V Water Co Gen Mt Atternoon Session. & $1,000 2,000 8 2,000 fiooov 000 $10,000 2, R2238KREE222a43688 10,1 ¥ HapRiBel nusrslisg 000 $55,000 slazrs 8 oil Co .21 Bank of California, s 10. 10 Contra Costa Water ‘Water BB S 30 Anglo-Cal 100 Union Si 255 s gms' '?figglfisRSdaS?ES 88 Miscellaneous Bonds— Northern Cal Power Co 5s.. 9 50 SALES. Morning Session. Board— g 100 Central Light & Power..... Afternoon Session. Boa 50 Caribou Ol Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fram- cfsco Stock and Exchange Board yesterdsy: 9:30 . m. Session—Cometocks. Gas and Electric— Central Lizht and Power Overman Bruns Chollr Bruns C Va. Bruns G & C Bruns Potost Bruns Savage Bulllon .. Caledonia . Challenge . Chollar . Confldence. Con Va M... Con Imperlal Con N Y.... Crown Polnt. E Sterra Nev Eureka Con..3 25 3 50| Bxchequer .. TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Morning Session. 17,100 Adams . 00 Adams . 7000 Bla ST xnrm-m;l B ey Tl 44 Hale & Norc. 92| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Bld Ask. ! 01 18 30 Bull & Bear. Bullfrog Min Bullfg N Bull!ssN Bk Bk 1500 Empire 2500 Esperanza 100¢ G Anchor.l 87% 3500 Do, 8300 Gold Anchor.1 65 Do, 8000 Goldfield Min 90! 1060 Silver Pick. aoo Gogten, Nie o1l %m St Ives .. Do, wso 3im Butter. 90 Co.1 30| 1600 Jumbo M 3000 Jumbo Ex 8000 Lige Harrl: 1000 Kendall 1000 Kendall 400 400 '890 Utah 16 1100 Mexican 06 Gould & Cur. 20, Kentuck . 01‘ Lady Wi 7| Mexican 01! Occldental 04' Ophir (4, Ophir-Brun: o 25 Overman 15 17 46| Potosi 05 08| 18| Savage 41 43 u Scorpion ..... 13 16 83| Seg Belcher.. 08 09 2), Sierra Ne 25 26 01 Silver Hill... 91 93 04 Syndicate ... — 11 10{St Louls .... 08 — €5/ Union Con.. 40 42| tah 08 07 | 31 Yellow Jacket 10 11 15/1500 Laguna ...... 81 16/ 4000 Lone Star,s10 11 14' 5000 Lone Star 11 15| 3000 MacNamara €5/ 5000 McMahon oot Mayflower ... M Shoshn Ex Mont Ton...3 Mont Ton. North Star. North Star... North Star... North Star North Star. North Stai Nevada Boy.. a5 8 22 22,1000 N Y Ton Con 31 25,1000 Do, 33 15/ 1000 Ohio Bulifrog. 20 18| 1200 Ohio Ton .... 35 47, 11,500 Ohio Ton .. 36 62{ 1350 R Top s10.2'02% 10.2 13 2 17% .2 20 .2 05 b30.2 20 100 Sandstorm ...1 60 10| 1500 Sandstorm ...1 85 01! 600 Sandstorm .1 50 s 107155 1000 s 10...150 Tas 18 18 500 West End Session. | 500 MacNamara.. 51 | 1400 Mayflower .. 22 | 2500 M Shoshn Ex 15 Riog A SBRrBRSESSEELEE5E ERARILLGSEENARRR . Ask. - 07 08 03 - 0 - 04 ;g 118 . 28 - % B’;! 578 15 1 17 13 o4 03 113 & i is . —_ 12 13 - 25 26 Crown Point. 00 9 = Exchequer .. 80 08 09 E Slerra Nev — 0 42 Gould & Cur. 17 or 08 Hale & Nore. 98 1 00| Yellow — 10 Tonopah District. Belmont ..2 75 2 77%! Mizpah Ex .. — 35 Cash Bor 24 25 Mont Ton ...3 053 10. Gold_Apchor.1 70 — 28 Great Westrn 03 e 6 Home ....... 28 :womo 37 40 Home Con .. — 07| Paymaster ... — 02 Ind Tonopah. 01 10 — Jim Butler.. — o o MacNamara.. 51 5i Ton of Nev. — 19 00 Midway ...1 85 1 92 West End ...1 - Goldfield District. | Adams ...... 14 15|Lone Star ... 10 12 | Black Rock.. 061 07, May Queen... 30 — Blue Bell ... — 07 Mohawk . — 4 Blue Bull 11 13 Nev Goldfleld. 22 25 Booth . 40 43| Oakes . = o8 | Columbia Mt. — 34 Oro — 10 Dm B Btte C — 62 Pa Goldfield.. 01% — Dixte . 093 10| Potlatch 013 — Erisco L= — 8 Explottation. — 10 2 20 Gldfid G Dst — 04, — Gld& G Reed — 4 - 18 Gld Kewanag 15 16 Sandstorm... — 1 67% Goldfield Nev 90 02 Sandstorm Ex 08 09 Jumbo M — 145 Siiver Pick .. 1T 19 Jumbo Bx ... 26 30|Simmerons .. 21 — Kendall ..... 80 92 Vernal .. o 1 Bullfrog District. Amargosa ... — 10( Lige Harris.. 01 — Beatty Bifrg — 03, Mont Bullfrog 01% — Bullfrog Anx — 02/Orig Bulifrog. 20 21 Bullfrg Belle — 0T Shoshone .... — 00 Bulifg N Bk 21 23 Vista Grande — 05 Eclipse ..... 38 —|Wolverine ... — 10 Ofllet Distriets. Brown Hope. 14/ Ray & O'Brien 08 — Esperanza — 0l Rothwoll .... — 10 Free Gold 15| Silver Peak.. — 18 Gold Mt Con — (2, Ton Herkeley. — 03 Kawich Gold. 03] Ton Gold Mt. — 12 o1 Nev Sunshine 20 —_—e————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. TUESDAY. JANUARY 16. Willlam Gruenhagen to Marie Gruenhagen, lot on NW corner of Franklin street and Golden Gate avenue, N 80 by W S7: iso lot on 8 line of Tyler street lGolden Gate avenue), 151:6 W of Polk, W 66 by S 120; gift. W. G. Hind Improvement Company to Mary H. Summerhayes, lot on E line of B‘md'flck street, 50 N of Fell, N 25 by W 106, Isaac BEitaser to Robert MecAusian, lot on line of Shrader street, 137:6 N of Hayes, N P-4 by E 110; $10. Anna Clarke to Mary F. Torres, Annie Bella C. and Josephine G. Clarks, lot cn NW line of Howard street. 175 NE of Eleventh, NE 25 by NW 90; gift. George and Minnie Jorgensen to Michael Murphy, lot on N line of Twenty-second street, 97:6 W 'of Harrison, W 25 by N 05: $10. John H. Hanavan to John M. Aldrich, lot on E line of San Carlos avenue, S5 § of Eighteenth b 80; §10. Gustay and Elizabeth Peterson to Bryan J. Dill and Mary Russell, lot 54, Lyon & Hoag subdivision of Mission Block 120; §10. Timothy J. Crowley to John F. Bagley, lot on N line qf Twenty-fourth street, 202:6 W of Diamond, W 25:10 by N 114; $10. W. Tracy and J. Costa to William S. Martin lot on S line of Pacific street, 242:6 K of Blue Bull Blfg M, Bullfg N Columbla. Columbia Dm B Btte C llfimDmBB Kearny. E 32:6 by S 60; $10. Bullfrog Com Bulifrog Com b30 Bk a.1 M Mt t C 1000 Dm B Etto e Do, b 1 12/ 1500 Ohio Ton 14,1000 Ohio Ton 3 13} 100 Oblo Ton ... 30 40| 500 Orig Bullfrog. 20 00 Red Top 100 B Top. b30: 12«, 500 Red Lion | 4000 Red Lion 4060 Red Lion, b30 3000 Red Lion, -!D 1000 Ton Belmont.2 90 100 Ton Blmont.2 871 Ton Belmont.: Willlam S. Martin to Martha S. Bliss, lot on s une ot Plclflc nree!, 242:6 E of Kearny, E 6 by S Dachnm to Vulcan Iron Works. corner of Kearny and Chestnut lg 25 to point of beginning. J.H. Jewett to Georle Chismore, lot on SE corner bf Bush and Jones streets, E 45 by S 104:6; $10. Joseph D. Kerbaugh to Helen M. Hayes, lot gn N line of Green street, 30 W of Hyde, W 20 by N 60; $200. Henry and Margarethe E. W. Beersman (Droger) to Godfred C. Thuesen, lot on NE line of Sixth street, 76 SE of Bryant, SE 50, NE 90, NW 10, NE 75, NW 50, SW 75, NW 20, SW 90; $10. John Brickell Company to PMHD B. Bekeart, lot on NE cornér of West street and Twenty-sixth avenue, E 120 by N 185; $10. Estate of unrg:n M. Bowhay (incompetent (by Alfred L, ‘hay, guardian) to C. M. Ford, lot on E line of Twenty-second avenue, :gx»tunm«,nmo.i:msu‘! Edward Chlrlefl J 8 25, W 240; $80C0. ward and Agnes Ginley to Edwin Jom- lot on W line of Fifth avenue, 176.85 N of W 120; $10. 91| Vi t'mscowm End .1 Goldfleld District. 811128183 1215 2s28aReE2! |8 14 s s3izsz5zanesn 106 West End District. MacNamara.. Midway .....1 ‘ Mizpah Ex .. 20 29 Mont Ton .03 053 10 Mid Bx. 12 o 03! Jumbo M Co1 o Ex ... R3232E1 [ BIgSBI R 28| 888 GS‘:SIGIEB%&I z 2 i EEEES | e 13188 Bacon, lman!llneo(mlh.mu..’flal un mt S 40 by E 45; $10. m J. and Emma C. Gunn to Osear C. Hnll lotonwl.hudfie'e'n(h avenue, 200 S of A street, S 25 by W 120: $10. I and Mary E. Pattison to A. C. Mec- Keor Jot on W line of Eleventh avenue, 100 street, N 120; HH Eal:s s 52 shd fers " 2, JPANESE MAKE BOCUS {0’ D-nelbm&fl. TACOMA, Jan. I&—Camnln Bell and other secret gervice officers have arrested two Japanese, Sunada and Sakamoto, for counterfeiting and circulating five-dollar 8old pleces. Another Japanese, Fugimodo, was traced from here to Port Richmond, Cal, where he has been arrested. lIie will be returned here. Captain Bell has obtained a confession from Sunada, which, with corroborative evidence, shows that batteries for plating and molds for cast- ing colns were made in Japan and shipped to Tacoma. According to Bell the case is without parallel on the Pacific Coast on account of the extensive opera- tions and their international scope. Sunada’s correspondence shows the real head of the gang to be Sukekaro Sunada, itving in Hiroshima, Japan. This man shipped counterfeiting machinery here to Sunada, who placed it in operation at Lakehead, on the Tacoma Eastern Rail- road, where the Japanese since arrested were working in a logging camp. Buried in their shack the secret service men found a battery, saltpeter, slag and Dits of metal. The officers have recovered gold coins to the amount of $800. It is belleved many more are in circulation and that this is the gang which has been flooding the Pacific Coast with spurious gold coins. SAYS HE WAS SWINDLED. ) OAKLAND, Jan. 18.—An alleged crooked real estate deal, in which a plece of property at 766 Seventh street ‘was sold to E. J. Lioyd for $7800 by the firm of Kreiss & Horswill, which they had bought for $4200 while acting as his agent and for which they were to receive $150 as their commission, ac- cording to Lloyd, was taken up by Grand Jury this morning upon the com plaint of Lloyd, who claims that he has been swindled out of $3400. According to the story told by Lloyd he engaged A. L. Kreiss and F. H. Horswill to negotiate a trade for him of a lodging house he owned at 976 Sutter street in San Francisco for the prop- erty on Seventh street. and for which he was to pay them $150. In reply to the statement of Lloyd L. Kreiss say Lioyd is an old-timer at this game and he has offered to shut down the investigation if we would cancel the $1000 m The statement that we ram the price up on him is false. He kpows the value of realty as well as we do. The fact s he insisted on the whole thing being finished in one day and in order to megotiate the whole loan we had to put up $1000 of our own money. They got the property according to Lloyd from Max W. Koenig for $4200. Of this amount a of $3500 Was to remain, He clims that they then ran the price up to 37600 and in- creased the mortgage from $3500 to $4500 and through Fred Krause, at torney and searcher of records, h: two mortgages appear as one. Upon this point Leander J. Murphy, also a searcher of records who actual 1y did the work for Krause, stated that he made the search and found twor mortgages, but waa told by Krause to make it appear as though there was but one. The investigation of the mat- ter was not concluded and went over until next Tuesday, * —_— WHIPPING POST NEEDED. OAKLAND, Jan. 16.—Police Judga Mortimer Smith to-day sentenced Wil- liam Jones to serve six months in the City Prison for battery. Jomes grab- bed Miss Carrie Wall as she was walk- ing on Eighth street near Jefferson and tried to kiss her. This morning Judge Smith listened to the arraignment and when Jones pleaded guilty he pro- ceeded to tell the prisoner at bar what he thought of him. “You may have been drunk as you say,” sald Judge Smith, “but that is no excuse for your actions. You frightenea females and tried to attack them and you should be severely punished. If we had a whipping post you would re- ceive the maximum number of lashes. As we have no whipping post, I sen- tence you to the maximum length of service, which Is six months, I wish it were more. —— e REFUSES HER DIVORCE. OAKLAND, Jan. 16.—Mrs. Mary Murphy, who neafly a year ago was granted an interlocutory decree of vorce from Edward F. Murphy, a com mercial traveler, had the decree aside to-day and the case was di missed. There was no reconclliation, but she refuses to get a divorce, she declares, in order that Murphy may not be able to marry a woman with whom he is infatuated. —— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DOMESTIC PORT. SBATTLE—Arrived Jan 16—Stmr Minnesota, from Yokobama. FOREIGN PORT. VICTORIA—Safled Jan 16—Br stmr Elleric, fér Ancon. OCEAN STEAMERS. HAMBURG—Safled Jan 14—Stmr Amazis, for San Franeisco. MANILA—Sailed Dec 30—Stmr Algoa, NEW YORK—Sailed Jan 14—Stmr Carpa- thia, for Naples, Trieste and Ptume. GIBRALTAR—Arrived Jan 15—Stmr Celti from Ne: York, for Naples, Genoa, ete., and Jan 16—Stmr Hamburg, trom New ork, for Naples, Genoa, atc., and proceedc.l. GSN A—Arrived Tao 15— Stme Ialta, from New York. LONDON—Arrived Jan 15—Stmr Minneap- or olls, trom New York. N_Arrived Jan 15—Stmr Rhein, frgm New York. Arrived Jan 15—Stmr Gallin, from New York. PALERMO—Satled Jan 14—Stmr Pannonia. for New York. LIVERPOO! 'L—Salled Jan 15—Bostonian, for ‘l-hl Lake Ml. hl‘ St John, N. B. Jan 13—Romanie, for | 4 ES el i it 4 i £ H ® ! i : i £ X 2 j o 1 4 el