The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 26, 1906, Page 14

LEGAL NOTICES. KILAUEA ~Location | n the follow- Assessment December, 1905, Amount. | $10 00 | 10 00 100 00 (room of San MPTION OF BONDS. RED bonds fasued be redeemed there- | ed for the sure . Y COMPANY, RRIMAN, President 1506 i Geary street, and Mary A_[, Fairbanks, Alaska, 3, Dunham, C and Howard street, Twenty-sixth st treet, and First street. | and Ray | 100% Haight street, 10015 Haight st. Los Angeles, and Rose ‘{u\?‘ hlrl—“ J Me Me: »politan avenue, - 4 Somora place, Green street Frankiin street, ranklin street 9 Indiana street, ndiana street 707 Vallejo street Jose_avenue. 24, 14 Harlan place, | e % Leavenworth st. —_— H‘H*— MARRIAGES—DEATHS. | ana and | and i death notices sent by | ¥ be handed fices and be | d residence of per- e the same published. | simply to the announcement | ublished once in this column | BORN. | January 16, 1906, to the | Blum, & | ary 20, daughter. Junuvary 22, a son, e wife of F. A. Lion, | 1806, to the 1908, to the December 9, 1905, to | h a daughte: In_this H. H, B. Stos eity, Beli, er, January 24, | Willlam R both of this this eity, 5. Bel { A , by the Rex rechot and Mary MANN—In ‘this city, e Rev. H. H. Beli s Fedora Ludemann, bo | Grace ] Loeweriberg, Geo.. McFarlave, R. E., M McKeen, Rev. 'n.m.w Mackenzie, Angus. Malpas, Alfred, 65 Martin, Joseph K., 33 Millar Jumit .tu' 52 Nathan, £ Richmond, 80 Nixon, W .1 £ | Doepke, Leland R, € Orr, Charile: Geirrine, Ohas. H.. 89 Plerce, Lovina B, 48 ¢ Mary A Reeves, Wm. J., 9 | an, Philip, 65 Rocea, Mark { tt, Julle. Ruppert, Mary M., 56 | ||'nl|'n i (horiufl 54 Schiavi, Luis E., 40 Hoerner, 90 Sharon, Efta, 48 | Horrigan, JohR 1., 80 Snell. Artimae 64 | Jahnson, Ellen, 74 Smalley, ances A Johnston, Annie, 80 Kuner, Albrecht, 86 Tuckson, J. fed Wiidermuth, Jnuu- ANDRPWS—In m City and County Hospital, | HEALIO, | HORRIGAN—In this city, January 1906, Henry H. Andrews, a na- tive of Maine, aged 65 years. ANTHONISON-—1n this city, January 24, 1006, Maria Antbonison, deariy beloved wife of Henry Anthonison, and mother of Kobert, Walter, William and George Anthonison, native of (iasgow, Scotland, aged 5 years and 11 days 7 Frienas and acquaintances are respect- fuily invitea to attend the funeral Saturday, Januery 27, at ¥:50 a. m,, from the pariors | of Valent:, Marini & Co., 1524 Stockton street, thence to Mount Olivet Cemetery. | | CASEY—In this city, January 24, 1906, John W. C belovea son of the late Daniel and asey, and brother of Gregory A. | and Mary Casey, @ native of San Francisco, aged 50 years and 11 months. | 7 Frienas and acquaintances are respect- | fuily ‘invited to attend the funeral to-duy January 26, at 1:45 p. m., from parlors of Valente, Marini & Co., 1524 | Kkion street, between Green and Union. ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric | car from Eighteenth and Guerrero (Friday), the -In Haywards, January Christoffersen, brother. of 1 of San Francisco and of Haywards, a native of Denmark, aged 47 years 8 ¥rederikshavn, months and § daya. U7 Funeral wil take place Sunday, Jan- 2 at 1 from Danla Haywards, in this city, January 24, 1906, James beloved_husband of Eilzabeth Cole, and Frank, James and Fanny Cole, Washington, D. C. aged 55 | o'clock p. m., * 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | y to attend the fun: services | 26, at 1:30 p. m., clock ce, 1206 Powell street. In- | Olivet Cemetery. In this city, January 24, 1006, garet, beloved wife of the late John a native of County Louth, Ireland. funerel will take place to-da ay), January 26, at 8:30 o'clock a. m. the pariors of Carew & English, Ness avenue, thence to St. Joseph’ o Fequicm high mass will be (e repoge of her soul, com- | wcing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, COUGHLAN—In this city, January 1006, Mary Cougblan, beloved sister of Thomas, Maurice and Redmond O’'Connor, Mrs. Mul- cahy and Mrs. Loughman, a native of Castleisiand, County Kerry, ireland. 7 Friends and aoquaintances are respect- fully igvited to attend the fumeral to-day l-rldnw at 9:45 @& m., from the pariors >.'O’'Connor & Co., 767 Miesibn street, | St. Patrick’s Church, where a re- will be celebrated for the 1 at 10 a. m. Interment ry, . this city, January 25, 1006, Mary, Michael Coyne, a native of ireland, is and acquaintances are respect- d to attend the funeral to-mOrrow at 12:80 o'clock, from the par- Henry J. Gallagher Undertaking 20 Fifth street, thence to St for services. Interment Holy ross Cemetery S—1In this city, January 24, 1906, Charles beloved busband of Mary H. Cross, son Samuel W. and Jane Cross of Waupun, and brother of Mrs. Harry Culman of . Mrs. Lottle Jobnson of Mankato, an., and Mre. Nellje Meddins of Colorado, ative of Ohio, aged 52 years 6 months and ds, acquaintances and members of | 2p No. 634 are respectfully in- tend the funeral services Friday, o'clock , 8t the pariors & Co., %l‘? O'Farrell street. ows' Cemetery. 1606, nd, January 24, Rich- 3 band of Minerva C. Davie, Mrs. B. Leonard and Mrs. R. B. and grandfatber of Mrs, W, C. a native of New York, aged 80 his city, January 25 1806, Gearly beloved son of Lizzie Samuel Doepke, and brother of 'g,.l lfe Doepke, a native of Humboldt Cal., aged 6 years 5 months and | days. GEIRRINE—In Berkeley, January 24, 1908, at residence, Charles H. Geirrine, beloved ueband of Aukusta Gelrrine, and fatber of | Charles A., Mark P, Frederick £ and Mabel | ne, a native of New York, aged 5 and 3 months. and acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral services | 26, at 2 o'clock p. m., at , 1518 Grove street, Berke- aupices of Berkeley Lodge . O. F. Incineration Oakland GEAM (nee Cusack)—In this city, January 23, 1006, Mary A. Gram, dearly beloved wile of L Gram, and mother of twin daughiers L C Alice and Helen Gram, and sister of J Cusack, a native of San Francisco. 7 Filends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral Friday, at 9:15 o'clock a. m., from her late resi- dence, 2838 Mission ureel thence to St. Rose'd Churck, ~Bryant street, between Fourth and Fifth, where a solemn requiem | high mass will be celebrated for the repose | of her soul, commencing at 10 a. m. Inter- | ment Holy Cross Cemetery. HARTMAN—In this city, January 84, 1906, Philip Hartman, beloved husband of the late and beloved father of Ed- , and son-in-law of Mrs. a native of Baltimore, aged 65 ths and 22 days. (Baltimore and please copy.) acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral to-day m., from the pariors | Ganther Bros., 1200 Mission street, be- | hth and Ninth. Interment Mount Socy * Couts papers L Friends an fully (Friday), at 1 o’clock of this city at her residence, street; Julia, dearly beloved | o ate Daniel Hartnett, and loving aunt of Kathryn, Richard and Danfel | Healey, & native of Ireland £ Notice of funeral hereafter. N—In this city, January 24, 1906, Catherine, beloved wife of James Healion, and stepmother of Thomas C, and the late James J. Heallon, & native of County Slgo, Ireland, ‘aged 54 years. §> Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), at 8:30 a. m., from her late resi- dence, 280 Minna street, thence to St. Pat- rick's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at a_m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HOE —Entered into rest, - January 24, 1906, Elise Hoerner, beloved motber of M Louis Ohm, and grandmother of Mrs. Geor Duering, Willlam F. Ohm, Mrs. R. A, Maer- tins and Mrs. E. J. Hargens, & native of Bofien, Germany, ‘aged 30 years 1 mosth £nd 7 days. @7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully ed ‘to ettend the funeral to-day (Friday), January 26, at 1 o'clock p. m., from her late Rfldence 426 Capp stree! near Nineteenth, thence fo St. Paulus Evan- elical Lutheran Church, corner Eddy and Gough streets, where services will be held at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets at 8 p. m. Members of Bt. Paulus Frauen Verein ere invited. January 25, 1906, John J. Horrigan, beloved son of the late Mrs. Mary Horrigan, and beloved brother of James Horrigan and the late Mary and Lena Hurrlgl.n, a native of Limerick, Ireland, aged 50 ye: E?Fri(»ndfi and acquaintances are respect- to lllend the funeral Saturday, parlors of Valente, Marinj & Co., 1524 Stock- ton street. thence to St. Francis Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, com- mencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | JAHNSON—In this city, January 9, 1908, Eilen Jahnson, mother of Harry Oliver, January native of Pennsylvania, aged 74 years © months and 3 days, JOHNSTON—In ‘this city, January 25, 1906, Annie Johnston, dearly beloved sister of Mrs. D, McDowell, Mrs. Mary Cunalngham and Daniel Johnston and the late Thomas, Eatrick and Catherine Johnston, and aunt of s, Brunwin, Mrs. William B. Burden and Patrick, John, James, Thomas and Willlam Johnston, a native of County May. Ireland, aged 60 vears. (Brooklyn and New York papers please copy.) 7 ¥riends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | (Saturday). at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the pariors of Carew & English, 20°Van Ness avenue, thence to St. Joseph's Church, | a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, com- mencing at § o'clock. Interment Holy Cross metery R—In XU this city, January 23, Albrecht, ‘dearly beloved husband of Jadis Kuner, most beloved father of Anna, Bertha and Rudolph Kuner, Mrs. Ida Hermes and Gehrcke, and beloved brother of Kempf, a native of Bavaria, Ger- any, aged 80 years 3 months and 14 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), January 26, at 2 o'clock from his late residence, 780 Gough Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by elec- tric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guer- rero streets at 3 p. m. LIPPITT-In _Petalyma, January 25, 1 Grace W. Stoddard Lippitt, a nafive San_Francisco, 36 years. g Services Saturday, at 11 a. 044 Fellows' Crematorum, = Kinaly ot flowere. LOEWENBERG—In this city, January 24, 1906, George, beloved husbagd cr the late e e HENRY J. CALLACHER CoO, Gallagher). DANIEL | FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth et.. obposite uncoln School. Teleshone South Heurletta Locwenberg, and beloved father of Sylvan, Fred and Sarah Loewenberg, Mrs. Leon Jacobs and Mrs. iianmle Jacobson, 2 native of Germany, aged 58 years. 1> Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Friday), at 10 o'clock a. m., at his late residence, 1025 O'Farrell street. Inter. ment Home of Peace Cemetery, by 11:30 a. i, train from Third Townsen streets. McFARLANE—In this city, January 25, 1906, R. Edward McFarlane, beloved son of Mrs. Robina and the late’ Malcom McFarlane, and brothier of George, Jean 5., Daatel, John and Nettie B. McFarlane and Sevidson of Barkeley, a native of, Cailstogs. Cal., aged 24 years. T iuneral services and interment will take place Sunday, January 28, from the Presbyterian Church at u“‘“’“hem arrival of the Sunday morning train. mlhl‘ at the chavel cf Charles H, J. Truman & Co, A 1600 Mission sireet, between Fifteenth an Sixteentn M —In this city, January 26, 1906, Rev. Thomas McKeen, husband of Mary E. Boy and father of Warren C., Harold C., Floren I and Marguerite R. McKeen, a pative of Stewartsville, N. J., aged 59 years 7 months and 14 days. MACKENZIEIn this city, January 24, 1905 Angus Mackenzle, beloved husband of the late Bessle Mackenzle, and loving Sather of Willlam Mackenzle, Mrs. Jam Adamson and Mrs, Harry Spencer, a native of Isle of Raasay, Invernese-shire, Western Islands, Scotland. 07 Friends are respectfully ln\lled to at- d the funeral services to-day Friday), o’clock p. m., at the pariors 0( Craig, 361 Golden Gate avenue, be- Interment prw.xe January 24, 1006, o Loulsé at 1:15 Cochran & Co.; tween Polk and Larkin. | MALPAS—In this city, Alfred, beloved husband of Mll‘l& Malpas, fatber of Mrs. Frances E. ve, Mire, Alice S. Tisdale and Alfred and Harry o! New York City, aged days. d 8 L7 Friends, ncqullnu-ncin. oamrldel of the G. A. R., Ledles of the G. mbers of the Bohemian Club, members TGt the Mill- {ary Order of the Loyal Leglon, Veterans of the National Guard of California and members of the Masonio fraternity are re- Epectfully invited to the funeral, which will be held under the ausvices of Georte Thomas Post No, 2, G. A. R, from (hslr hall, 220 Golden Gate avenue, Sunda: uary 28. Interment 044 Fellows istery. Please omit flowers, MARTIN—In this city, January l-m Joseph K. Martin, beloved son of Slmon Magdaline Martin, a native of Germany, aged 83 years 4 months and 7 days. (7 Friends and acquaintances are r"n‘ct.- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, ‘ January 28 at 1:80 o'clock p. m., from the hew mortuary chapel of Joseph Hagan, 1081 Post street, between Larkin and Polk, thence to St. Boniface's Church, Golden Gate avenue, near Jones street, where ser- vices will be held, commencing at 1: 45 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by carriage, MILLAR—In this city, January Dofl& Jeanle Millar, dearly beloved wife 01 Davi Millar, and sister of Mrs. Annle Dorwlrfl and James Lockle, and aunt of Mrs. W. Wilson, & native of Scotland, axed 84 years 8 months and 22 days. NATHAN—In New York City, 8. J. Nathan, formerly of Sacramento and San Francisco, aged 71 years. NIXON—In_ this_ city, January 26, William John Nixon, beloved husband Mrs. Susan Adams Nixon, and beloved brother of Mrs. M. H. Crosthwaite, Samuel Nixon, Mrs. Walter Cheatham and l(m Willlam s‘?k a nv.uv- of Ireland, aged 89 d cquaintances are respect- the funeral to-morrow fully invited to atte (Saturday), January 27, at 1:80 2 i “Temale, ‘corner of Pot | and Montgomery streets, under the auspices of Occidental Lodge No. 22, F. . M. In- terment private. Remains at the funeral parlors of Bunker & Lunt, 2668 Mission street, between Twenty-second and Twenty- third (Mission Masonic Temple). ORR—In this city, January 24, 1006, Charles Orr, & native of London, England, aged 26 years. [ Extends and acq uaftances are respect- tully Invited to mma the funeral to-morrow rday), January 27, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., from his late residence, 24 Carl street. In- terment Greenlawn Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsénd llreels PIDRCE—In this city, January 1906, Lovina E. Plerce, learly belo\ed wife of Fred Pierce, a native of San Francisco, aged 48 years 7 fponths and 8§ days. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- tally invited to attend the funeral Saturday, 2t 10 o'clock a. m., from her late residence, 524 Rose avenue. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. REEVES—In this city, January William J.., beloved 'husband ot Lan- Reeves, and father of A. J., §. R. and Nellle Reeves, a native of England, aged 69 years. ROCCA—In this city, January 25, 1906, Marla, beloved wife of the late Gluseppe Rocca, an mother of Joseph and A. J. Rocca and Mrs. Rose Gardella, a native of Genoas, Italy, aged 68 years. RUPPERT—In this city, January 25, 1006, Mary Magdalenn Ruppert, dearly beloved wite of Willlam Ruppert, and beloved mother of Charles Ruppert, Frederick Ruppert, 8. J., Philip Ruppert and Mrs. George Soeliner and Michael A. Ruppert of Germany, a native of Bavaria, Germany, aged 66 years § months a8 33 aaye. A memper of the Third Order of Et. Francis and Christliche Mutter Verein of St. Anthony's Church. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow v“a(urdu\) at 8:45 Dclnck a. m., from the parlors of Gantner Bros., 1209 Mission street, Petween Eighth and Ninth, thence to Bt. Anthony's Church, Army street, near som, where a requiem high mass will be colebrated for the repose o her soul, com- mencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHIAVI—In this city, January 23, 1906, Luls Ettore Schlavi, beloved husband of Adrienne Torres Schiavi, a native of Italy, aged 40 years 6 months and 4 d > Friends and acqua{ntances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, January 27, at 1 o'clock p. m., from his late residence, D84 Unlon street, thence to Ma- sonic Temple, Post and Montgomery strects, Where services will be held under the aus— pices of Speranza Lodge No. 219, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SHARON—In Oakland, Cal., Jlmn.r‘vfl. 1908, Etta Sharon, mother of Fred W., Walter E. and eva Sharon, a native of Nevada, aged years. SMALLEY—At Leona Heights, January 25, 1900, - Frances A., beloved wm ot John D: Smalley, and mother of D, Dui and_sister of Mrs. E. R. E. Crane, & natiye of California. SNELL—In_ the Cliy and County " Bettial January 26, 1906, Artimae Sneil, & native of New York, aged 64 years. TUCKSON—At Russell’s, near Mount Ede January 1606, 3, P, ‘Tuickson, be JARUEE of et leta Masta T Tuckary father of Mrs. Mary Hes nnug{-en Martin Sennie Tuckeon, native of North Schleswig, Germany, ai 77 years and 2 months. T Falinds and scqualntances are sespect- fully invited to attend the funerdl services Fiiday, January 26, at 2 o'clock p. m., at his late residence at Russell's. Interment Mount Eden Cemetery. WILDERMUTH—In this city, January 24, 1908, Jullus A., beloved son of Sophia and the late Jultus' Wildermuth, and brother of Charles and Willlam Wildermuth, a native of San Francisco, years and § WOODLAWN CEMETERY. San Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 586 James Flood Bullding, 8. F. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued from Page Fifteen. Tywent West Gas -eight . hore . Za o 888 &R 5% North Shore Railway . Banitary Reduction Works .. SALES. Morntng Session. Board— 1000 Independence Ofl 100 Sovereign Ofl . w5 Afternoon Session. Board— 500 Oll City Petroleum 100 Twenty-elght ...... Mining Stocks. SAN f‘RANCl&Xh) STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales o the Fran. clkco Stock and Exchange .n::nuy 9:30 &. m. !e-dm—cmmw&n. u 100 Hale E.N%nt:: 1000 Potosl ...... 100 Silver Hill... 12 m. Infunnl.l !Qlli UNITED UNDERTAKERS, mers—— ———Funeral Directors and Em] James McGinn. H Hansen. JAMES 'McGINN &%. 5 Formerly With McGinn Bros. ——Funeral Directors and Embalmers— 214 Bddy Bt Tel. East 86. 8z ‘a:s: g‘ BI:rnCNev © 05! sBureka Con..3 Excheq ” & 3‘}: lb‘ 18, 1000 Booth, ‘s 8., 20! & N Bk 20 2000 Bluo Bull ... 10! 1000 Columbia M 28 1100 Columbia Mt 201 10. 23 21 30f pse . 5000 Bsprnza, b30 02‘ 500 G Anchor 1 'a'l\% 2000 Gold Bar 1000 Booth 1000 Booth, 2000 'Bllr‘ Bundie Bulitrog Com T000 Buil Bk “88 &.a‘n‘;‘ifi“’u}n’” Z{t (s 15 20/ = 1300 Jumbo M Co.1 1500 Jumbo BEx 1000 Kaweh M Co 2000 Gld Kewanas 17| 80! xe 08| 53 15 g8 i 858 o = Bt 8000 12| 2200 Kendall 26, 4000 Mohawk . 01 Beciaentat t 04| Ophir i . 6 00 6 25 01 10 24/ 17 SRS EEARSEE = S endnll. PR 335 K 1 = 03 50 49 15 1000 May Queen,s5 22 3000 Midway EX.. 30 1000 Midway Bx.. 31 1000 Do, s 30. 30 0} 1500 Monitor 0z 1000 Mohawk, 23/ 7500 Mohawk 1500 Mohawk .. 2000 Mohawk ... 1000 Mont Bulifrog 2000 North Star 100 Mont Ton.... . 750 Mont Ton...2 81 1500 N Y Ton Con 8 13,100 Ohio Ton .. 1000 Ohio Ton . 200 0 Ton .... 2000 Obio Ton, s10 5‘.3388§$=t:$=$=$= 1500 Gold Bar, ‘s5 50| 5000 Orlg Bullfrvv 1000 Gold Bar, s10 50| 550 Red Top ....2 1000 Gold Bar, ul0 49 500 Rescue - 2600 G Bar Anx. 17|1700 Sandstorm 2000 G _Bar Anx. 16/1000 Sandstorm 2000 Doy b80.. 1 500 St Ives Goldfield Min 80| 1600 Ton Belmont.2 80 1000 Great Westrn 700 Ton Blment.2 82 1500 Home 40| 1000 Ton Gold Mt. L 30| 1000 Ton Gold ll 10 81/12500 Do W 100 Ton way. 85 ;sl 300 West End. 81| 100 West End..1 11% 30| 500 West End....175 Afternoon Session. 12| 500 Kendall ..... 77 10 1100 Kendall, 5 10 77 At 15| 100 Kendall 8 4000 Atlanta, ‘s 8. 15/1000 Laguna 28 8500 Black Rock. oe 1000 Lige Hai 08 500 Mohawk 46 Daisy . 4812000 Monawk, » 80 45 500 Den Bifg, 810 54| 10,000 Monitor ... 02 1500 Dn Bifg Anx 2 !‘h 1000 Dm B Btts O 8000 Dixle, s 10.. 38 38 2 138500 Ohio Ton ... 41 7000 Ohlo Ton, ei0 &1 1500 Orig Bulifrog. 22 3000 Potlatch ..... 08 500 Red Top "....3 00 11000 Rescue . §00 Sandstorm. 1 flk 1000 Sandstorm ...1 1000 Sandstorm. 1 511% 000 Do, & 10...1 1500 Sfiver Pick. 1000 St Ives 500 Ton Belmont.2 su 38/ 100 Ton Belmont.. 3 90 ' 800 Do, b 0. 400 100 West End. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. Bid. Ask.| Bld Ask. Belmont ....292'2 93 Lucky Tom... — Belmont_Bix. 80| MacNamara.. 49 Boston Ton.. — 09 Midway .....1801 85 Brgr's JB Bx 14 —|Mizpah Bx . California — 25( Mont Cash Boy 28 24| Mont —" 20 Colehan . — 10, Mon Pttsburg — 28 Bula Con ... — _ 17 Monitor ..... 0L 02 Gold Anchor.1 25 1 80{N ¥ Ton Con 80 32 Golden Gate. 30— North Star... 88 B Gold Mt ... 11 12/Ohio Ton .... 41 42 Gt Mt Con — 01 — 18 F’d Reef .. 02 cue . ® . 1 Great Westrn 08 Bxten . 750 Home ..... 38 Ton Hme Con 05 07 Ind Tomopah. 01 02| TonSly & Gld 14 18 Jim Butler... 91 92| Ton of Nev.18 50 19 00 J Butler Bx. 19 10 — Little Ton ..3 25 5 00| 70115 " Golatiela Adams 12 18] — = Atlanta’..... 18 16| L — Aurora ... 02 04 40145 Black Ants.. — 20 81 Blk Btte Bx. 02 e, 03 m T8 (03 — 08 43 28 28 02 10 11 20 — o4 Bull & Bear 04 25 26 .2 10 — 40 45 48 08 10 12 29 5 20 22 — 1 “ - 07 = 12 26 52 — 08 [ 08 01 — 08 o1 08 03 04 ® o 00 2 10 — 04 g.@ o0 — 160165 12 50 4 00, 08 12 Sos —| B 18 . — o0a/Bimmerone .. — 21 Gold Hill ... — 02 17 18 ldfield Min 81 85 0 07 ldfa “Rand. 06 0f % o . 10 Qoldfield Ton — 07 — o Bullfrog. 04 08 40 yst 24 89, 2 Big Bullfrog. 10 12, Lij 2 63 o Clare 66 — 02 @ Bullfrog Min 35 40 316 Bullfrog Anx 3 03 20 — Bifiifrog Com 18 —| 22 23 Bull Bx. — 30| Py 28 — Bitrg_Bundle 04 05! = 10 Bl wr — 25 — 10 Bullte N Bk 20 2 — 18 frg Sunset. (8 09 18 19 Den_Bullfrog b4 &5 g ‘4 08 Vista Grande. — 05 40 41| Wolverine ... 10 — Other Districts. — 14/ Lida Hawk... — &0 15 —| Lynx — 91— 01 02| Paymaster ... 0L 02 Z Blhele Hmte = =2 b 7 ol . — 30 © SEhe e 8 = Southw L— 18 EKawich Gold, — 02 Sylvanla . 08 10 Kawch M Co 04 05 Tokop Con ... — 14 TONOPAH MINING BXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 a. ‘m. Session. 500 Mizpah Bx, 815 25 1000 Ton 14 Ex. 31 00 Ohio 0 £l 1000 Sandst 5 | Tonopah. mKendlll s 10 Lone Star ... I'le'l.. s 10 %000 MacNi Ask. Mizpah Ex .. ’l\!t(.lfil . Ton Con AP22RrBREeEE LSRR8 sxsssm‘.sassszs —:wvm of Nev. — 10 —[wm End....190 3 B 10, M 6 = 31 ey N&?‘mnew. — 20 — 8 — o7 03 0414 0415 — - ‘os Fikid 1718 —165 —. 18 Sfiver Pick:.. 16 17 —| Stmmerone 20 — —! Vernal . o7 Ifrog District. 823 Ssl Pushzs A 10 Lige Harris.. 02 Beatty Bify —|Mont Bullfrog 013 Bullfrog _Anx Orig_ Bullfrog. 21 — Bulifrg Belle 07 Shoshone . I Bullfrog_Min — Vista Grande. 05 Bullfg N Bk El’wolverlue b — 10 Eclipse 30/ Other Districts. Brown Hope. — 14| mytonflm % — Esperanza .. 01 013 Rothwol —- 2 Free Gold .. — 1B Silver Peak.. — 16 Gold Me GL;?: i o) T Baeksley. [ 8 Kayieh dol | Ton Gold Mt. 11 12 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Hubert E. Green to Theresa M. Green, lot on Glecnwich strest 180:5 W of Larkin, W 25 by N ), quitclaim deed; $1. Thlren. ll Green to Willlam Langridge, it ana M to Georst BA and Jennia W. 8. Bar ot NW line of M NE of to Mary MoNutt (wife of W. F). lot on W line Fol-nm street, 185 § of W 122:6; $10. st o and Bda C. Stell w! x.,v.mn lot ‘on W _line S ““.Mt. 82:6 N ot Surries to Ml melnsky, ot on W Ting. af Burek. serect § of Nineteenth, S 25 by W 80: $10. Theresa M. Brooks to John A. Hegerhorst, lot on SE corner of Elizabeth street and Hoft- man avenue, B 25 by 8 114: Glovann! and Paimira Chiappari to Luigl Chiappar), undivided one-half of lot on B Ling of Kearny atreet, 94:4% § of Broadway, 5 20:1% by E 87:6: Wallage C. Nicoll et al, to Thomas A. Pet- tus, undivided two-thirgs’ of lot on B line of Stockton street, 107:8 § of Sacramento, S 80 by . 60; §10. Emanuel_Dalgoro to La S line of Chestnut street, 1 E 25:6 by 8 120 $10. Sam Well to Augus ;lumll streety 200 W Sanchez t Sixtesnty, N 27:6 by W 100: $10. May > ichael 1 Carlani, lot on 16 B of Powell, Tl ot N Mo ¢ of HyM. ‘W 20 by N 60; Louts end Jennle Friediander to William Wolf, ot on SE line of Market street. 45:10 NE of Main, NE 45:10 by 187:6; $10. Blisa Furger to George A. and Alice L. Mul- lin, lot on NW-line of Tehama street, 150 SW. of Fifth, SW 25 by NW 75; $10. Morton Draying and Warehouse Company (s corporation) to city and gounty o1 San l-‘iu‘: cisco, lot on SE line of street, 412:6 BD 275; $70,000. NE of Seventh, NE 187:6 b; Robert and Elizabe e Smith, zabeth D, lot on W corner of Seventh and Bran- treets, NW 285, SW 160, SE 147:6, SW 120, SW 75, BE 257:6, Bartlett Estate Company to Harvey H. Dann, lot on BB line of Market street, 91:8 NBE of Main, NE 45:10 by SE 1 $10. Granville H. and Carrle P. Gilman to Fred Huelter, lot on W line of Vermont stree 190 N of Twenty fourth, N 80, W 125, 5 75, 25, N 25, B American Land and Trust Company to Re- becca Green, lot on E line of Missiseippt street, 268 N of Twenty-fitth, N 50 by B 100; $10. Bdward M. and Lizzle A. Downer to Joseph A. Boquet, lot on E line of Twelfth Svenue, $10. 125 8 of California, § 25 by E 120; Estate of Emma K. Loring (by M. Regens- burger, executor) to Willlam J. Gunn, lot on 175 8 of A street, W 220, me, lot on B ot B street, 1 liné of Sixth avenue, 120 by § $1: Same ine of Bighth 25 by B 120; 300. Lizzle M. Donovan to John F. Noonan, lot on E line of Twentieth avenue, 176 N of Fulton street, N 50 by B 120; $10. Solomon shd _Dora ‘Gets to' George Sand. lot on S line of M street, of Eleventh avenue, y £ J. W. Wright & Sons Investment Company to Margaret E. Killean and Marfa Mullins (wife of Edward), lot on B line of Forty- . 260 8 of N street, § 25 by A. Weidenmuller to y, lot on N line riyifourts, N 100 1 8 B 87 5, B to point 19 6 B of Forty-fourth nrm 13 Bay Counttes Realty Company to John W. F. Prat, lot on NB corner of Forty-fourth and S streets, B 82:6 by N 100; $10. Edward W. Gunther to. Jacob Wetssbein, lot on W line of Forty-sixth avenue, 100 N of T street, N 25 by ‘W 120: also lot on S line of s -trm 8‘2 Wb Forty-sixth avenue, N ems Kinne to Bdward and Catherine Logue, lot on NB corner of De Wolf and_Sickles streets, N 100 by E 180, lots 13 to 15, 17 to 20, block 6, West End map 2: $10. Jacob Heyman Company to Andrew J. We‘% lot on NE line of Twentieth avenue, 275 N of K street, NW 25 by NE 100, lot 13, block 387, South San Francisco Homestead and Rail- road Assoclation; $10. Bay Shore Real Estate Company to S. B. Koblcke lots 25 and 26, block 44, Rels Tract; Nicholas Ohlanat to Margaret B. Curry. lot on 8W line of Knox street, 100 SB of Woolssy, SE 100 by 'BW 120, ot 2, ‘block 178 Uni- Versity Extension Homestead; § D Ty M aten, 15 operh. T an Julla Roberts, lot on B line of Cora street, 176 N of Sunnydale, N 100 by B 105:8; also lot on W line of Rutland street, 76:1 N of Sunnydale, N 25 by W 105:8; $10. Peter and Bmma Hansen to Annie B. Shay, lot on N _corner of Miguel and Arlington streets, NE 25 by NW 100, block 16, Fair- mount; $10. T. B. Potter Realty Company to Michael Kelly. iot B4, block 53, Rels Tract; grant. Mafy G. Grady to Helena C. Alien, lot on N corner of Liston strest snd Tialy avenus, NB 50 by NW 100, lot b, biock 22, celsior Homestead: $10. Ogborn and th B. d.lm.l. lo( on of Lisbon 25 by or Mary Cronin to Jl.mss Dol Jot on N line of Hale street, 175 W Blrnevllfl, W 75 N 150, B 80, 8 15 B 25 75, lots 8 to 10, 20 and 40, block R Beopies. Homestead: $10. Builders’ Contracts. Per Pettereon (owner) with W. E. Grant con tractor), — architect—All Woik for a three. story frame buflding on N o, RS B of stelner, B 2007 by N 120, IWestern Addition block ' 343; Christina. Purienky (owner) with Klimm (contractor), architect Philipp. Sehmerdt —Sewering, plumbing and gasfitting for altera- tions and additions to a twe-story frame build- ing into_four fats on N line of Sutter strest. 880 W of Buchanan, W 34:4% by N on B "Corner ot Sherwood place &nd -;mt. 250 NW of Howard, SE 70 by Same owners with Sanborn & Stewart (Ol- tractors), architects same—Wooden stairs and all wood work for iron stairs, etc.. for same on_same; $1 Julius Dimmer (owner) with George Peter- yde, 21:6 by 8 $4800. ohn. S Howell! owner) with Petterson Clara L. Bennett (owner) with B. (contractor), trchl!nth J. R. M SERIDUS ROW N THE MILITIA Resignation 61’ a Captain Is Followed by an Order Sum- moning a Court-Martial COMPANY STANDS FIRM Members Refuse to Hold an Election to Name Sue- cessor to Their Commander Spectal Dispatch to The Call LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25.—Thers is a seri- ous row in the First Brigade, Natiohal Guard of California, and it all originated in the failure of a humble private to put on a shirt when he went to regimental in- spection. From that beginning has fol- lowed the resignation of a company com- mander and caustic critielsm of the bri- ade chief of staff. General Wankowskl, Who gommands the brigade, to-day or- dered a general court-martial to convene 'to try such cases as may be properly brought before it,” the order reads, but it is believed that the real purpose is to sift the entire matter and possibly try Lieutenant Colonel W. G. Schrefber, as- shutfmt adjutant general on the brigade staft. Colonel Wilhelm of the regular army recently came here for the purpose of conducting an inspection of the compan- fes of the Seventh Infantry, and when he put Company F, Captain McKenna com- manding, through its paces, the perform- ance of the company was not up to stand- ard. Colonel Wilhelm was in no very gond humor when he began inspecting the men's uniforms. Down the line he went, ordering the men to open their blouses. Ir the third set of fours he came upon a private who refused to open his blouse despite orders. He would not budge even when the orders were re- peated. Calling for his first sergeant, he whispered loudly encugh to be heard all over the armory: “I can't open up because I hain't got no shirt on.” Subsequently Captain McKenna accused Lieutenant Colonel Schreiber of making fun of the company and of him and the | Captain tendered his resignation. The resignation was not in proper form, and was returned to him. The company stood by its captain and refused to hold an clection for his successor, and the de- moralization of the company finally be- came such that a court-martial will de- termine who is to blame. MERCHANTS WARNED OF IMPENDING DEATH Cards Bearing the “Black Hand” Are Sent to Them Through Mail. Special Dispatch to The Call. PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 25.— FPostal cards bearing the “Black Hand,” the symbol of - death used by an Itallan society as a warning to it's victims of impending destruction, have been re- ceived by a number of the most promi- nent wholesale merchants of the city in each morning’s mail regularly for the last three mornings. Each card, be- sides bearing the black imprint. has under the hands a few scrawled words informing the recipient of the card that he has a certain number of days yet to Hve. The first cards received placed the Iimit at four days, and each morning the number of days is made one less. According to these cards some deadly fate awalits these merchants on Satur- day morning. ———e———————— Test Rifled 0il Pipe Line. BAKERSFIELD, Jan, 25.—The rifled pipe line recently constructed between Bakersfleld and Delano, a distance of thirty miles, by the Snumarn Pu:lnc, has been subjected to & pres- sure of pounds and tne water with which the Dlp' ll lllled failed to find an any- where within the entire distance of the line. Within a_few days oil is to take the place of water and the work of pnxnpmx to Delano will —_—e——————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, Jenuary 2. Stmr Fulton, Panzer, 48 hours from San dro, via_ Alcatraz Landing 30 hours. Stmr Maggle. Corning, 4 hours from Half- Pasadena, 35 hours from B s Gualala, Ealnin: 42 ours from Pureks. Thursday, January 28. Stmr Chico, Br stmr Craigard, Baterson, Mollendo. OUTSIDE BOUND IN—MIDNIGHT. Schr San Buenaventura. DOMESTIC PORT. [ARFORD—Arrived Jan 25—Stmr Iverson, HONOLULU—Salled Jan 25—Bark Gerard Bhnweo. 5 p m, stmr ple, from 2 Honotatu. “ FOREIGN PORT. VICTORIA—Salled Jan 25— Br stmr Em- press of Japan, for Hongkong. RAILWAY TRAVEL. California lelted D-“ To SAN RAFAEL, "B ross vaLLEr, For Fairfex, week 5 & m., 5:15 B oy Bundaye wod" hotidave-27:d8 9:10 & m. 7:45 a. m. dally—Cazadero and way stations .flnmmfl fl-mn,.. and way. mnl of Market Street.) TNE. — Ame's. TEAvE — ; Elmi vm Winters, Rumsey 7-489 k :l ira, Vacaville, bq oy o 8.20a Martinez, udoel. Stocl ‘“‘""..1 Yooos: Ha 'z‘o‘ra, 8ac uv 'nrlu-rvme, 0, Cotax, Marysville, Red Bia 8.404 Oukdale, Chinese, Jamestow Sonars, Tuolumne and An 9.00A Atiantic hyek en an st 840 Richmond, ;on'ocxn&l-rtl o3 Wa, tions (fConcord. Buity: b7t Naps, Sunday on oles Passeng —ru lfl g:vaue)o. “mna.lovm Niies, San J: Sacram: wn.La-fl. ‘un. Irvington, ‘and San Jose..... ‘osta, Beniela, Sui- 11.284 . Denver, Martinc, Rtockton, 8parks, Monteilo, Ogden ’g:l.ywud. ‘Niles and San Jose . Reno er—Port Costa, ota: " Suivim, Elmtra, Dixon, D-na!n:lnflcnlel::m Tono- eld and Keeler. ... Yuuv-ue o, Crock m,’ Sta tions, Sunday only... 8.20p Oregon & Californis pmento Ma m-n-yw-m & day only).. 7.08a {11.284 3.43a e, Redding, nrvmd and East. San Jose (Sun- rrow of Market Street. Jenterville, San er Creel Gse, k, Sants 18 Newarl Fel o ? Way Stm.lnll 1218sN owark, Centerville Six Jose, ew Almaden, Los Gatos, Feiton. Bouider Croek, Santa Cruz and *Principal Way Stations 4.16p Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos . 9.45> Hunters Train— (Saturday only) San Jose and Way Stations.. 8.58» 17590 ants e-n Luis om-m lnrllrltné ~ aviots, San madalupe; bara. Saa uu.veninmo‘lm urbank, Los Angeles . lmauroy. Hollister, Pajaro, Castro- e Dol Monie, Fucttie Grove, Sart; Logoos 8.00ASan Jose, Tres Pin Clvlloll‘nhnu Cruz, Pacific as. San Luls Obispo 1 Way Station l& w-y Stattons. sy Station: 15-!luJon lnd Way Station: 00P Del ‘Monte Express—Santa Ciara, San Jose, Watsonviiie, Santa Cruz, Del Monts, Monterey Pactilc Grove . 13.009 Los Gum. Wi ‘Bouider Creek, e Banca Clara snd El l": O ?“m Paso, No 545PEL xmu'cny. B Touw, 104 2104 t.) 710,300, 11.00 805 7.30 . 10.30A. m.; 12.00" 130, 3.00, 4.30. 8.00, 7.30 oo A for Morning. P for e Ao e CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. TEIE: vl [rRsem: _i-m-l_'fi:_‘my