The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 7, 1906, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1906. ¢ CALY furnished rooms | ramily; American | FORNIA foely ok 4 roome with ail German couk- with_hi for two § board per mouth rooms iz view; ex- turnished ndid marine [ ferences. 2 roome, ol | —_— e 2 AND WAREHOUSES. Co.: fui shipped sne Grarn ure, 161 < age, h. goods shipped % | ne Mission 162 torage and_Moving Co. | e tel. West 828, | Co., 11 Mont ng ‘at_cut rat aN glon, No. 1 s Fisher billing and MUNICIPAL LOAN TO LEASE. R NOTI! CON E THE_GIANT POWDER GIANT STATION, C. 7 S6) of issued capital declar < bee t on the follow- f Assessment »{ December, 1905, | pposite the Ty foliow No. of | Shares. Amount. | 10 $10 00 | 10 10 00 100 100 00 50 50 00 aw and an order | e on the 19th day 4, sec of San Fran- Thursday, Feb- three (3) o'clock ¢ such delinquent with cost of ad- | Secretary. | Market et. (room nd County of San the neces- months after te the | r the transaction busir 4 estate in the city on tate of Cali- | . JONAS, testament of | | RFELD, | reckels bld. | | PTION OF BONDS. D COMPANY N MORTGAGE GOLD Notice is hereby given that pursu- the provisions of Section 10, -Articis mortgage and deed of trust ) oy to The Equitabls (Jork as Trustes, | 5, to secure its First | Gold Bonds, this com- | ut of the met income lines of raflroad i he sum of & be used to redeem nds will be redeemed therewith. ids nvited for the surrender of such prices 1o be named by the bidders t of §12,000 in the sinking fund. ould be presented to this com- s office. 120 Broadway, In the city . of New York. on or before the 10th February, 1906, at 12 o'clock noon, be indorsed “'Bids for surrender ro Pacific Raliroad Company’ Firsg € i\{ur;\lx;l‘zo‘PGold Bonds.” g >ACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, By J. L. WILLCUTT, Secretary. ~ Dated Junusry 18, 1608, oY CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWA C 3 FIRST R NDING m.nmfcz‘fi?;'fifiif Notice is hereby given that, pursuant o ths provisions of article eigbt of the mortgage from this company to the Central Trust Com- peny of New York, trustee, dated August 1, 1899, this company has set apart out of the pet income derived by it om the lines 0; raiiroad therein mortgaged the sam of taen. ty-five thousand dollars in trust to be ueed %o redeem raid bends, and that bonds issed under £8id mortgage Will be redeemed there- with Bids are reby invited for the sur- gender of Euch bonds at prices to be named by the bidders, 1o the amount of §$25,322 14 in the cinking fund. Such bids should be presented to this company at its office, 13 Broséway. In the rity of New York, on or | before the 14th day of February. 1906, at 13 :u:krknl;':; .”r‘.: :‘ uld b—l indorsed ‘‘Bids ler of entry Pacific Company Firs: Retunding Bongsss o weY CENTRAL_PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. By E. H. HARRIMAN, Precident. ~ New York. 8 f ——— s STUTTERING AND STAMMERING. trust tus that b hereby HER NORCROSS Institute cures stammering; new, scientific, complete. Office, Market & Taylor, MARRIAGE LICENSES, The followink marriage licenses were fasued yesterday: Johp H. Halvorsen, $0, 20 Ninth street, and | Caroline Jensen, 83, 2350 Sacramento street ‘Alexander Clement, 33, city, and Lillan M. 20 pmond. Harry G. Smith, 35, 217 Post etreet, and Meud L. Abbott, A2, 728 Sutter street. goluirt Burtom, 26, city, and Edith C. Wright 0, city. < Valentin Ritschy, 74, 1518 Mason street, and Eiizabsth Sheridan, 56, 1518 Mason street. Luig! Brosio, 24, Oakland, and Luigia Deber- 21, 786 Vallejo street liam C. Empey, 21, 739 Cole street, and Richmond, and Vicla A. je M. Roden, 18, 2801 Plerce street. Loujs Fopplanc 28, Healdsburg, and Matilde 600 Francisco Cemate, street. Charles T. Leaver, 24, 3012% Lerkin street, and Harriet A. Watson, 22, 2228 Polk street. Jennie, beloved wife of Mever Hasenbers, 95 Calife . 8425 . John C. Whyte, 37, Oakdale, and Mary E. | and beleved mother of Willlam Hasenbers, 05 Contra Coeta Water: © %% | Flovence 2 50 gEjS.‘.'#"“L’.‘”x“ % S Sullivan, 36, Oakdale a mative of Germany, aged 02 years 4 oD s IV ator B 90 T0 L A BD - | Wrimcn <avrin® e 08! Simemerane .. 16 18 Charies W. Smith, 21, Fast Oakland, and | months and & days. (Boise, Idaho: Soring- 25 Contra Costa Water. D 4275 | Gold Dust Il OL 035t Ivem nr.. 18 18 Alice L. §. Sefpoldt, 18, 1522 Page street. fleld, Mass.: Heppner, Ore., and New York 75 Contra_Costa Water. . 42 87% | Gold HIll ... 01 lgf,.,'.',':,,,'." ] gt i —_— e | baper vlemse coDy) | g ey 5 Giant Powder Con. . 8300 |G Belmont.. 22 25 Treasure . 03 04 ERe % [ Funeral services. wi el 50 Hutchinson § P Co, 8 . 14 12% | Goldfield Min 76 79| Verde — 02 HIRTHS—b ARKIAGE —LERBS (Wednesday), Euneral private. Please omit i5 Hutchinson § L 1425 | Gld& G Reed — 10] Vi ARtk N Y flowers. Infermépt Salem Cemetery, by 11:30 z D 3200 | Gldna Rand. 05 -of! wenal . a. m. trai from Third and Townsend streets. 118 50 % \ Wonder i Birth, marriage and death notices sent by | HENKEL—In s city. February 6, 1906, 118 62% Bullfrog District. mail will not be inserted They must be handed | Alice dearly #loved daughter of Frank and 18 75 Amargosa ... 04 —|Eclipse 43 44 at either of the publication offices and be | Sarah Henkel, and beloved sister of Frances 1925 | Amethyst ..l 20 —'Gold Bar .... 63 €6 oreed with the name and residence of per- | Henkel, a native‘of San Francisco, Cal., aged < Statos. Tel & 108 go | Blg Bullfrog. 12 13/G Bar Anmex. 17 20 ons authorized to have the same published. | 1 vear and 5 months. 10 Spring Valley Water Co. . 40 3714 | Bonnle Clare 65 — Gidfid Bulltrg — 05 Notiots restricted Simply to the announcement | [ Friends and acquaintances are respfict- 000 oy YT od ok s 08 6215 | Bulltrog Min 50 55 H Hooligan.. 17 — of the event are published once in this column | fully invited to attend the funeral services - 110 00~ | Bulltrog Anx 03 04| Lige Harris.. 02 03 e of i Thursday, February 8 at 11 o'clock a. m., | &1 : 3975 | Bulltrog Com 10 —! Mont Bulifrog 05 08 ————— At the residence of her parents, 112 Thir- X 105 75 Bullfrog Ex. — 10/ M Shoshn Ex 18 20 BORN. 5 (leee,:if: mpaae Xxmem.em Mount Olivet glllflrl:n)g“n Conldl_ -~ 09 Ohlo Bullfrog 20 — Fas e » - % “emetery, by carriages. o5 o 09, Orig Bullfrog. 25 26 o the wife of Gustave Anderson, u daugDLer: | = Violet. beloved daughtersof Louiee ‘Hume, CELLANEOU . Bulifg N Bk 18 10 San Fran st COLLINS—In this city. January 19, . 10| a native of San Francisco, aged 19 vears. | p Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask. | Blrg Sunset. 08 09| Shoshome .... — 05 the of J. V. Colling, a son. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | of {Cl’couou 108 |SF G&P4%s.103 — China Nev.. 12 —'Shoshn B Gld — 18 T fully inviced to attend the funeral to-day | B 1o Wat 66.1i23 — |ST & NP 5s.110% —. | Den Bullfrog 89 90| Steinway . 20 22 DIED. {Wednesday). at 3 p. m., from th> parlors of M‘lcl’{‘y 581128, — (S P C R 4s. 961 — | Dn Blfg Anx 10 11 Wolverine — 10 Armasescu, Constan- Hume, Mary V., 19 - C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street. | o at 58 593101 | Stan Bl Bs.. — 9215 Manhattan District. tine, 45 Keating, John interment Cypress: Layn Cemetery. Qi Son 5s.104% — | Do g1d Be- 924100 | Gold Wedge. 21 — Manhattan M 14 15 Arnold, Laura A, $0 Keschnitzki, Wilhel- BEATINGDrowned oft Cape Beale. Jamnary | gin DR 110 a0k Sun TeL 8 — 113 | Manhattan C 49 —|Syl Humphrey — 25 R e ™ Lt and John Keating, and brother of- Dan MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. {Xhay Dietiots. wWiliam, Yo Sohm: 19 Keating and Mrs. J. T, O'Neil, a native of | Ala § Co... — 2315 Gas Con A. — 20% "f"'-‘“‘ .. 01 02 Lynx Creek.. 91 — ey rpene iy b San Francisco, Cal. Cal Cot Mis 89% — | Mat Nav Co120 —° | Soden Terra 25— Paymaster ... 0L Carson, Evelyn C McDermott, Ais. KOSCHNITZKI—In this city, February 8, | CJockey CI — 160 |N Cal P Co. 164 1T | Rawieh G 02 Bl QBbnen 10 o Dovin, Alexander, 19 Monnich, Lena, 1906, Wilhelmina, beloved wife of the late | Chutes Co.. — "4 | Grmhenm el B S e L e i Dumphy, Peter, 60 O Leary, Mary E. Albert Kopehnitzkl, ang_ sother of Mes. A |/CVD L Tip. == @ |Paco Cas Coter — || Jouuch M €0 v 08} Tukop Con'-... | 24 Ely, Dr. Wa 8 Pain, Charles, 55 Kiefler and Herman and Helen Koschnitaki, | DptPwd pfd 02 83 |Pac Sur Co. = 120 oug (G M. (75, 90 Par Susan, T ES ative of ermany, aged years o com ..100 — Paraf Paint.102% — Y = Rome. Annte 20| menths and 28 days. 3 e e P B B B TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Sellman, Elesnor G., 6 | LIPPERT—In this city, February 6, 1906, An- | - Do old pl. — 35 SO& MTgbt. — 180 sallowing were the sales on the San Fran- Sullivan, Henry L., 36 nie, dearly beloved daughter of John and nw pl. — 87 |Truck FElect. 22 2214 | ¢sco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: agar Watatron “Foter, 68 | Toute Fiszie ong’ Funest Livpert and the | Californin Stock and Oll Exch: 1000 5 B, ' 00, 13000 Moy G £d Valstron. er, 6 louls, Lizzie an est Lippert and the Ta! ock change. ull, . 12/1000 M Gritfiths, Bow Walt, Phillip §., 2m. late Mrs. Katle Reighley, a native of San | Oil stocks— Bld A‘,;ed 100 Dmd Con, s10' :1 i 2 €, Jennie Wilson, Eliza .. "67 ancisco, aged 23 years and 4 months. Ass0 Ofl Stock Tr Cert 49 50 11 a. m. Session. Alice, 1 Youns. Alexander, LUCAS—In San Quentin, Cal, February 5, | Caribou 3 675 .... | 35000 Black Rock..05%] 1000 Nat Bank 2 s 1906, John, beloved husband of the late Mary | Forty 50 3500 Blue Bull 10/ 1000 Nat Bank 19 » this city, February 5, 1806, | J. Lucas, and fsther of Mrs. George Rowel], | Four . 1500 Booth ! 24{2000 Do, b 10. 20 asescu, dearly beloved hus- | Mrs. Henry Harrison and Mrs. J. L. Josepl, | Home & 500 California ... 18 8000 Ohlo" a8 Armasescu, a pative of Ar-| a native of. New York, aged 79 years 11 | Imperial 500 Columbla Mt. 25| 1: 2 meni. Vears. A member of Court | months and 18 days. Independen 3000 Eclipse . 13}1000 one: Buliteor. 6 America No. 7916 A. O. F. | L Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Kaweah G bt S e onE BUNtee 28 5 Friends and ‘acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | Kern . 2500 Q14 Kewanse 13 iy fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | (Wednes , February 7, at 2 o'clock, from | Kern (new) 500 Gld Mohawk. 1] (Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock p. m. f the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Henry | McKittrick 1000 G Stlvr Piek 15 e pariors of Gantner Bros., 1 Harrison, at San Quentin. Interment Mount | Monarch of Arizo 1500 Jim Butler... 88| 300 1 B reet, between Eighth and’Ninth whers | Tamalosis Cemetery. Monte Cristo orrs - 1000 3 Butler, s 10 85 800 X Btan b 10, 81 services will be held under the suspices of | MASON—In Sausalito, Cal., February 6, 1006, il City Petroleum X * 3 Court America No. 7916, A. O. F. Inter- John, beloved husband of the late Mary Hays &ercfif ,P"muum 2% JH‘::? %ngfln % T‘l\:n !1: gur ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Mason, beloved father of Mrs. Thomas D. | Senator L3 500 " Do, b 102 a143: 1000 West Bad - To the officers and members of Court Amer- | Hartwell, John Mason Jr., Harry W. and |Sterling ' 2 4 . i X a No. 7916, A. O. F.—Sirs and Brothers: De Wit{ Clinton Mason, Mrs. Arthir G. | Superior "% 2:30 p. m. Session. :are reguested to attend the funeral of | Scurfield and Mrs. Georse M. Goodale, and | Thirty-three 00 8000 Blue Bull ... 10/2000 Mont Bullfrog 05 te broth Constantine Armasescu, | brother of Mrs. John D. Robertson and | Toltec 3 50 2000 Booth, b 15.. 25( 500 Mont Ton. Tebruary 7. 1006, at 1:80 o'clock | James Mason, a native of Balamany, County | T, Gt Sy 200 Cent Bureka..1 50| 200 Do, s 10. »m the parlors of Gantner Bros., | Antr] Ireland, aged 75 years and &6 months. | West Shore ... 70 1000 Dmafid Con.. 57|1000 Nat Bank,bl Migsion_streel. C\]\el:u;{nmilruhlh and | DD Notice of funeral hereafter. Miscellaneous e g:‘.fi: é 44, 500 Ohlo T2 y order of Chief Ranxer. ¢DERMOTT—In the City and County Hos- | California C 00 g 44/1000 Oriz Bul C. BRAAKSMA, Financial Secretary. | pital. February 5, 1006, Mrs. D s la Cotton Mills ... 1500 Eclipse, s 10 43| 500 Do, ved wife o A NICH—In this clty, Fe 3 , ' 3 3 500 Pag C. W. Dakin and Herbert F. . Qearly beloved Awife of John F. Mon: | 80 Twenty-elght Ofl, 8 10..........cc 625 | 1800 Jumbo M..1 423 16) Ton Midway.1:0 of West Berkeley, a native of Brain | Gunili, Mrs. Carrie Kuhn, Rose and_Christ Afterncon Session. A B s LA axed K0 years and 24 days. hultz, a native of Germany, aged 27 years Board— endall ..... 75/4500 Ton N Star.. 5 htree, Mass., papers please copy.) | 5 months and 20 days. 5000 Asso Ofl Co Stock Fr cert, s 30... 49 | 1500 Kendall, 's 10 751000 N Srar, s 10. 52 > Friends and scquaintances are respect- [L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- A 1000 M'Nimra, b 10 48/ 1200 West End....1 90 u ted to attend the funeral services fully invited to attend the funeral to-day Mining Stocks. lacNamara.. 49! . ]"Tr-‘e';ruunr:r T 1:11‘5:"{1‘-‘6 If\\ edne‘:day Bk .Eo p. m, mmi the par- SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. cuogmc lguo'n'norxs, s o e, str ors of H. ¥. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission street, | Followl the San Fra onopah District. etrcet, between Twenty-first and Twenty- between Seventh and Eighth. Interment |clsco s:mnlf .‘:;a“mlxhc%:;x‘:’flm yes :‘rdl;:n_ Bid. Ask| 1 Ask. c Interment Mountain View Cemetery, | Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral 9:30 g. m, Session—Comstock: .2 97% — Mizpah Bx .. 19 eek route boat. car from Thirtieth and Mission streets. 200 Andes .. ..... 15! 150 Ophir 8 00 20" 24/ Mont Top.....3 70 : February 6, 1906, Harry | O' LEARY—At rest, in this city, February 5, | 200 Bullion 22 300 Savage ...... 41 . — 137%|N Y Toi Con — ald, dearly beloved gon 'of Harry O. | 1006 Mary E. O'Leary, a native of San Fran- | 200 Gould & Cur. 16 200 Sierra Nev... 36 Great Westry 68 04/ North Star... 50 Delia’ Auld, & native of San Franc cisco, Cal. 100 Memicar 0ry 300 Home .. 30 35/ Ohio .. 47 , aged 2 months and 1 da [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- R e Pl e (i Home Con .. -— o1 - *—1In this city, February 5, 1806, | fully invited to attend the funeral to-day R s z Ind Toaanah. ©13 U2, Rescue . —" 10 A ved husband of Mars Badger. & | (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. m., from St. | 100 Best & Bel..125 300 Mexican .....1 80 | Jim Bu .. 80" —|Ton Lxtsn ..8 W0 — Dative of Atheny, County Galway, Ireland, Mary's Church (Paulist). corner of Califor- | 200 Caledonia ... 43| 40 Mexican .....1 23| Little Ton ..3 80 — Ton of Nev. — 19 00 B e AT sa Dupont streets. where & solemn ve | 100 Con Va M...1 25/ 200 Sferra Nev... 36 | MacNamara.. 47 40 West End ...190 — 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose | 200 Gould & Cur. 16 100 Unfon Con... B3| Midway ...1 8711 20/ invited to attend the funeral fo-day | of her soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, ( 500 Justice ..... 01; 30 Yellow Jacket 11 Goldfield District. at 9 a. m., from his late resi- | Remains at the funeral pariors of Bunker 2 p. m, Sesslon—Comstocks. Ad 1 g , 1221 Laguna str Themce to St. | & Lunt, 2666 Mission strest, between Twenty- | 600 Con Va M...1 20 200 Savage P oy e Ricind P St o -, y's Cathedral, where a requiem high | second and Twenty-third. 100 Exchequer 35 300 Savage e Sl (eetl, mass will be celebrated for the repose of his | PAIN—In this city, February 6, 1906, Charles | 50 Exchequer .. 32| 400 Seg Belcher.. B oo & e g < At 0:30 . m. Interment Holy Cross| Pain, beloved husband of Isabel Collis and | 500 Justice 01/ 200 Slerra Ne Booth L e S tery. Please omit flowers. | beloved father of Annie Collls, a native of | 175 Mexican . | Brookiyn .. 08 3 :‘ T BARRY—In this city, February 5, 1906, Wil- | Bishop Sutton, Hampshire, England, aged CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Columbia Mt. 25 20 e Gearly beloved husband of Catherine | 55 years 1 month and 4 days. g ribniinl E 3 o =0 arry, and father of William J. Barry, a [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- Bid.Ask.| Bid-Ask. | ona e e G 55 o7 =0 native of County Cork, Ireland, sged 15 years | fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | Alpha 08 03/ Gould & Cur. 16 18 [ Pn, oF o733 v and & daye. (Placer County pepers vlease | (Wednesday), February 7, at 2-p. m.. from | Alta . 01 02 Hale & Norc. 90 95} Dixle ....... Tl otiaten 0% — DY.) | the chavel of Theodor Dierks, 432 Golden | Andes 14 Julia .. R ol TS et R e TR 0E > Friends and acquaintances are respect- | Gate _avenue, between Larkin and Polk Belcher 10 Justice 0 02 iploftation. - — Red Top .. — 2 02% u invited to attend the funeral to-da streets. Cremation I. O. O. F. Cemetery. Best & 1251 30 Kentuck 01 03 | Gldfid G Dst — 04 Red Top Ex.. 05 — day), at 8:45 "“¢rom the parlors | PARKER—In this city, February 6, 1906, | Bruns Chollr — 01 Lady W = Aer { GRECH R e~ LIOMEE AN 14 18 of Monahan & Co., 41 Mission street, | = Susan, beloved wife of the late Shem Parker, Bruns C Va. — 07| Mexican 25130 | Gld Kewanas 17 10 Sandstorm. 1 42)3 1 45 hear Nineteenth. thence to St. John's | and mother of Mrs. J. Kelleghan, Mrs. W. T. | Bruns G & C 01} Occldental 92 96 | Goldfield Nev — 82| Silver Pick... 14 15 Church, St. Mary's avenue, near Mission | Burns and Mary Parker, a native of Wales, | Bruns Potos! 04 Ophir .. 00 6 1234 ?‘:;‘.; !;;ngn‘ fi 55 Treasure 03 — mencing at 9:30 oclock. Interment Holy | Sy Caledonta ... 43 45| Potosi ....... 11 18 | Amargosa ... — 10| Lige Harris.. 02 021 Cross Cemete 5 S ROWE—In this city, February 6, 1806, Annte, | Chellenge ... '18 19 Savage . 40 42| Beatty Blfrg. 02 —| Mont Bullfrog 0313 05 CAREY—In this clty, February 6, 1906, James | -~ belovea wite of Frank Rowe, mother of | Chollar .. 11 13 Scorpion ..... 12 14| Bullfrog Anx 03 —|Orig Bullfrog. 22 26 J.. beloved husband of Annie Carey. and | Frank Millman Rowe, sister of the late Mrs. Confidence 70 g\gez Belcher.. 07 08| Bulltrg Belle — 07 Shoshone .... — (9 loving father of John J., Margaret, William | Richard Faraday, Arthur, Archie and Walter Con Va M...1151 20 Sierra Nev... 36 37| Bullfrog Min 38 — Vista Grande. — 05 . Annie and Agnes Carey. @ mative | Mclntyre and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Con Imperial — ~01|Silver Hill... 92 93| Bullfg N Bk 18 10/Wolverine ... — 10 CS i op Mo ey Meath, | Danel Mclntyre, & native of Californla, aged ::gg‘; s - R 11 | Belipse 42— cland, age vears. b | 24 years and 17 days. Int. St - = Other Districts. it 1 e g Mission » | Eleanor Gertrude Sellman, beloved daughter | ETeRe Fon- 23 S e 5 Esperanza ..00% 0135 Rothwoll . 25 _between S and Eisht | of Jean E. and Louiss G, Sellman, end | Bxchequer .. B8 —iVellow Jacket 06 10| yree goia .. — T Sver e L e | CARSON—1In this city, February 6, 1906, Eve-| . Sisier of Lofene J. .Bernlce M. and_the | = TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Gold Mt Con — 02| Ton Berkeley. — 03 iyn C., only daughter of John B. and Cath- | fate Edla E. Sellman, & native of San Fran- Morning Session. Kawich Gold 02 021 Ton Gold Mt. 09 10 '-r";v C ':f;‘nklfln\fl f;-r{‘,fl?“‘lm;;fl\hfii‘ :;Isor) Cal, aged 6 years 5 months and 27 | 1000 Adams . 10/ 1500 Manhattan Cn 52 | Nev Sunshine — é! 2 bolomew_and Mary O'Regan, a Tl ays. 12| 500 Manhattan Cn 53 rancisco, aged 16 years 11 months > Friends and acquaintances are respect- 13 4000 Mannattan 3 16 General Merchandise. days. ! fully invited to attend the funeral to-day 13} 800 Manhattan M 18 - L7 Notice of funeral hereafter (Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock @, m.. from | 3000 B Bull, 8 5. 10! 3000 May Queen... 25| BAGS—Grain Bags have again gone up in DOVIN-In Colma, Cal. February 5, 1906, Al-| the residence of her parents, 3125 Plerce | 3000 Blue Bull ... 10/6000 Midway Bx .. 31 | Sympathy with gn advancing market in Cal- exander, dearly beloved son of 'Alexander | street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. 250 B Bull, s 5. 09 1000 Mldway Ex .. 32 |cutta. Grain Bags, buyer June-July, T3c; and anmie Dovin, and brother of John, Mary, | SULLIVAN-—In this city, February 5, 1006, | 500 Booth, b 60.. 26/1000 Mon Pttsburg 20 | San Quentin, Siic: Wool Bags, 50@Gdo; small Lizzic ana Joseoh Dovin and Mre M. Lin’ | ° Henry I., beloved husband of Theresa J. | 1700 Bulltg N Bk 20| 500 Mont Bullfrog 05 | lots, 31@34c: Fioece Toone. 745 bech, @ native of Austria, aged 19 years. Sunivan, Tather of Ralph and Walter Sulli- | 1000 Bulitrog Min 50| 300 Mont Ton.....2 65 | A CANNED FRUITS—The California Fruit T Friends and acquainfances are Teapect- | van and son of M. J. Sullivan. a native | 1000 Do, b 30... 52 200 Mont Ton. Canners' Assoclation quotes the following fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow | of $an Francisco, aged 36 years 6 months | 1000 California ... 18! 200 Mont Ton. price ilst: (Thursday). ac 10 &, m., from bis late resi- | ana 19 days. 3000 China Nev.. 12! 500 Mont Ton. R e S ‘]’;!"‘1‘;"{‘_““_;’&‘::- e e Officers and members of Twin Peaks Par- | 500 Conqueror .. 21| 200 North Star... 80 Sl ot Lo’ B o o A B e o O e aosit. -~ Jor ‘Mo, 14, N7 B G2 W. ~Sise suifs Srntn | 2000 Conquesce’ .2 20, 500 North Star... 51 88 Rl & o B-s08 S o S . . g | ers: You arc requested to assemble at 2054 | 500 Den BIifg, 510 86/ 6500 North Star... 52 T |BF|8F| & brated for the repose of hia soul at 10:30 8. | Twerty-second street on Thursday moruing | 8000 Dn B Ans10 +10,3800 N ¥ Ton Con 30 FRUITS. g 12212 o e g e D g e | at & o'clock to attend the funeral of our late [ 1000 Dm B Btte C 57| 500 Do, b 60... 32 = | B | 2 b . W OEX(E DUMPHY—-In this city, February &, 1906 | prother, Henry L. Sullivan, 100 Dixie 00| 3300 Ohlo Ton 49 g 1252 ? Peter Dumphy. 2 native of Ireland, aged 60 | il ;kfi'b}gg‘gxq’ President. %%}n Eurcka 0. 20,000 Ohio Ton .. 48 : g agls veas o1 8 . 3. PEN . Secretary. Celipse 42,1000 Ohlo Ton si0 43 k (= at the parlors of J. C. O'Con- | w7 S5 A rest, in this eft e i : 2 K ine s | LSH— : y, February 5, | 2500 Bclipse 43 500 Orig Bullfrog. 26 nor'& Co.. 767 Mission street, between Third | "0, Jane, widow of Michael Walsh, "and | 500 Eciipse 3! 500 Orig Bullfrog. 25 2 00,51 60,31 40[31 30, e & SR o beloved mother of Myles A. and John F. | 5500 G Anchor.i 32345000 Pennsyl. b 90 04 1600110/ 1 09 ELY—in Oskiand, Cal, Februscy 6 1006, Dr. | Waleh, & native of Ballinsobs, County Mayo, {2800 Gold Anchor #0200 Red fop o 2 00 Elackberries 110185 120 e 2 beloved ‘husband of Saral Ircland, aged 83 years. o r s ed Top Ex.. (8 | Cherries E. and brother of Fran Ely and 5 The funeral will take place Thursday, | 1000 G Bar Annex 10 6000 Do, b 90... (7 | Cherries (Black)..| 3 00/ 2 40 2 00| 175[. Harriet ¥. Pl r | i e e M L L e Jersey, | Fepruary 8, at 8:30 a. m., from her laté | 2000 Gldfid_Rand. 05| 600 Sandstorm ...1 45 | Grapes (W.Muscat) 2 00} 1 40} 1 15, 1 08 aged 78 years and 8 days. "1 residence, 11391 Mission street, thence to | 3200 Gold Wedge. 21| 500 Syl Humphrey 30 | Nectarines ....... 200l.....| 150 130/ ERB—In this city, February 5 1906, Willis | &t Joseph's Church, where a réquiem high | 1000 Great Bend.. 23| 100 Silver Pick... 15 | Peaches (Yellow)..| 2 40| 1 70.....| 1 30 Francis, youngesi and dearly beloved son of | mass will be offered up for the repose of | 1000 Great Bend.. 24: 100 St Ives, b 30 18 | Peaches (L Cling)| 2 50| 2 00, 1 80| 1 40 Charies H. JT. and Bertha Erb, brother of | her soul, commencing at § o'clock. Friends | 1100 Do, s 10... 22 2500 Sunnyeide ... (08 | Peaches (dg sliced)| 2 50| 2 00| 1 60, 3 Charles and Evelyn Erb, and grandson of | are respectfully invited to be present. In- | 5000 Great Westrn 0417200 Ton Ex. s10.8 50 [ Peaches (W. H.) (... 185 1 60 _ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erb and Mr. and Mrs. | terment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1000 Jim Butler... 85| 500 Ton Gold Mt. 10°| Peaches (do sliced)| 2 50| 1 &5, 1 €0f 1 40, . R ey e pan Francisco, axed | wALSTRON—In the City and County Hos- | 200 Jim Butler... 861000 Ton Gold Mt. 09 | Pears (Bartlett)...|.....| 2 25 2 00| 1 65 LT take olace to.| Pital. February 5. 1008, Peter Walstrow, | 3000 J Butler Ex. 15 100 Ton Gold Mt. 11 | Plums ... 3 125100 90 o F7 Funeral services will take olace Lo | 3 uative of Sweden. aged 63 years 2000 Jumbo M..1 424 500 Ton Hme Con 05 | Plums (Damson).. 100, sl day (Wedneatns), ot 10 o Clock 2a0) Deviea: | WALT—I. this city, February 6 1006, Pbillip | (200 Jumbo Bx .. 30,1900 Treasure 03 | Raspberries . 2 25| 2 00, Qero street, mear Pine. Interment private. Sydney Walt, bclovevc‘\ zon of Abl::e Wa;!. and 2% geng-n ;z g% am;tsure ¥ 04 | Strawberries 175, 1 60, o - brothe: Alice Valt, a native of n enda Vest End. FATIO—In Sante Clara, Cal, Febtuary 6 Praneisco, aged 2 manths. 2000 Kendall, s 80 72 500 West Bnd CANNED ASPARAGUS—The quotations for 1000, e AT e s jahe | WILSON—In this clty, February 5, 1606, Eiiza | (100 Little Ton .4 00/ 2000 West End £he paokof P06 &x SunouRced: BY: the, Cait> T A e e e X Mimvanns | 3. belved witeliof ths ia18. Fukh Hacvey | 3610 MacNamera... 9] ners' Association are as follows: Square can, a native of Chile, aged 68 years. *| Wilson, mother of Henry A. and Jane A. Afternoon Session. per dozen—Mammoth White, peeled, No. 213, DA O e ] ke age from the | Wilson and Mrs George Huston, and sieter | gooo Atlanta ..... 14| 500 Kendall 74 | $4 50; Mammoth White, No. 215, 33'35; Mam- sretigence, of her deughter, Mrs. L. M. Fatjo, | Of tbe late Wiitiam H. Barkley. & native | %500 Biue Buli 1l 10 1800 Kendal it 13 | moth Green, peeled, No. 214 $3'85; Mammoth Corner of Main and Liberty streets, Santa | 0f Ngw Orleans, La., agf % yearg & mont 1000 Black Rock.. 082100 MacNamara . 48 S L gfin‘:"x:ow;';’gm'm?idi. No. e a5 mence 10 St Ciatre's, Charch: 7 Frienis and scquaintances are respect- | 3000 ockiin™ " G5l 2000 Miawas mx - 31 peeled, No. 23, §3 25 large Green, No Where: 8 requiem mass Will be celebrated. fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day | "o Bull & Bear. 05,1000 Mohawk T 41| 2%, $250; medium White, No. 2: $2 85; Interment Santa Clara. g (Wednesday), at 2 p. m., from her late| 306 Byujitrog Anx 08 100 Mohawk . 42 | medium Green, No. 21, $2 15; Il White, FRANCOEUR—In thi city, Febs 5, 1906, residence, 1403 San Bruno avenue. Interment | 755 Bujitg M, b30 51| 1000 Mon Ptt 20 | No. 2%, $2 25; small No. 21, $2 03 A ki tilg ity Februney B, 4 | Mount Olivet Cemetery, via electric funeral e~ E, White ‘Tips, 1-1b, $2 Ph i Irma, beloved daughter of Emily and the 200 Bulifg N Bk 20, 200 Mont Ton...2 72 ps, reen Tips, 1-1b, late Ianeoenr, u native of Ban Fran. | cor from Thirtieth strect and Ban Jose &ve- | 500 Bullfs N Bk 18}, 500 North Star... $2 25, Soup Tips, round can, No. 3, $1 60; cisco, Cal., aged 12 years and 9 months. 3 et 6, 1006, Al | 2000 Do & 10... 10/2950 North Star... 1 | Soup Tive: gallons, $4 25. No. 3 square cans ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- | YOUNG—In this clty, February 6, . Al- | 1500 Californfa ... 18| 800 N Y Ton Con 30 | i5c advance over No. 2%5. e "to. attend the funeral to.day | exander, beloved husband of the late Mary | “500 California 20| 500 N ¥ Ton Con 81| CANNED VEGETAB] fally, imyited t0 e Uirom tha Tesidencs | Youns, and father of Alexander and the lat* | 400 Do, s 10, 18,1000 Ohlo To on 21 | standards, 00c: gallon standards, $2 IWednesday) At ) Beanant sirest. off Jones, | Mary, Nellle and Frances Youns, s native | 500 Cash Boy 23111.400 Ohto Tor .. 48 | Ib_solid pack, $1; 3-Ib, $110. 'Green Peas o Sasramento and Clay. Interment | ©f Kilkenny, Ireland. aged 61 years. . 3500 Conqueror. 182000 Ohlo Tor, &30 —Extra fine sifted, §1 25; Marrowfat, S5c. Cypress Lawn Cemetery. : 7 The funeral will take place to:morrow | 500 fonaueror - A% 2000 Oho Ton, 30 41 | “pACIFIC CODFISH—Quotations — continue GAPENEY—Tn this city, February 5 1oos, | (ThUrslay) at 845 oo (o i Hayes | 1000 Dn B An.s10 © Buntros. 24 | largely nominal. : Peter Gaftney, dearly beloved son of Peter | . pireet, thence to St. Paul's Church, where | 2000 Dm B Btte ¢ 50 1000 Pennsylvania. = 08 ‘“!'-:.:\Rol')ll\gl;i:'l;o local Lo g e iy and Mary Gaffney, and brother of Thomas | o 'requleni high mass will be celebrated or | 1060 Beiipse -0 13 0 el Lion . Ok | IO oa wnder 1,000 T6: Maniia, 1%e: Steals B o o ite Feten Hogan. | the. vevom ol -bis-soul, cumsueloi SEEVPS 41000 Eclipge ... 4311000 Red Top Bx 06 | Mscc. Duplex, Oo: Bale Rope, 11@11ic per Sionthe and 3 Ouyp. E—— 00 Bureka Ton. 100 Sandstorm ...1 45 | . COAL—Wellington, $7 50 per ton: New Wel- 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- e . 100 G Anchor..1 32%| 300 § Pick, s 10. 15 | lington, §7 50; Seattle, $6 50; Bryant, 36 50; fully invited to attend the funeral services o 500 Do, s 10.1 32% 1500 Sunnyside ... 0s | Beaver HIlL : Roslyn, $7; Coos Bay, $5 60; to-day (Wednesday), Febriary 7, at 9 o'clock bt 2500 Gold ' Bar 64 50 Ton Belmont.2 90 | Richmond, §7 50; Cumberiand, $14 in bulk and a. m. at the parlors of Valente, Marini % 2000 G Bar An: 100 Ton Blmont.2 9214 | $15 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. & Co. 1024 Stockton street. Interment Holy 50 Goldfeld Min 100 Ton Belmont.2 5 | $14: Cannel. #0 per ton: Coke $11 50913 per “ross Cemetery. ), 8 60. 100 Ton Bimont.2 971 | ton in bul 15 in sacks; Moun O e, 1370 0 Parrell stvect; Mar: 100 ot o B 00 o Sl W™ | et 80,80 g W O e et at her residence, 1379 ell street, Mar- edge. o - gt G, Ty Byl eiier of | : i Grene ™, 341710 RoSaws T rly | 1y prime washed: @ik oy peine washed; ry, Anne an ate Winifred Galla- - . 8 1 100 Tor 2 o 5 for gher, and devoted aunt of Mrs. M. Coyle and WOODLAWN CEMETERY. 100 Do, g 10. 900 w:glg::" 1 m“n‘r’hx:‘ washed peaberry; 103@llc for gocd Miss Margaret Gallagher, aged 80 years. | 8500 Great Westrn 200 West Bnd..i to prime peaberry; 10@llc for to GFrrl:ndl are l:\vu&d mI ,‘,‘"f;',‘,’ {tk 2 San Mateo County. 1000 H Hooligan.. 181000 Do, b 90.1 97 prime; 9@9%¢c for fair: 8%@S%c for common g e o R arvie Cathedral | MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. o0 fi-mungmn‘;r'" 1) 500 Do, b 90...2.60 | o NHIY. 11@12%c for prime to strictly foday (Wednesday), at 10:30 a. m. Inter- 586 James Flood Building, 8. F. CLOSING QUOTATIONS, rime washed: 10@10%o for washed; 9@ ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric Tonopah District. %o for fair washed; 1 ?lfle for.good 1o funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero R e A"_fl g B1d, Ask, | Prime washed peaberry; o 0%c for good to | o CO. CIAL . Ask. . Ask. AN apertor. GREEN-—In this clty, February 5, 1906, Edgar MME : NEWS. Betmont .2 97 3 00| Lucky Tom... " raehed: i for s amattad 106 liton Green, beloved mon of Henrietta R Bt B, o amara.. 48 49 | Jus,c for good to superfor unwashed pes Green,_ana brother of Mre. . G. Eisen and Continuel From Page Fifteon. Boston Ton.. 06 07| Midway -....1 87 190 | Alotsasce for common to ordinary. i Mrs. Clinton Folger, a native of San Fran- PreeBEx 14 CiMdwayEx. 3l 82 2 %mt i e, g £ o e ] e il STREET. RAILHOADS. Gash oy . 23 24 Monk Ton-..2 70 2 18 oh o fair 0 Tiriotly ¥ood washeds: 934 €7 Friends are invited to attend the funeral et b 15 SR |1 T RS to_superlor unwashed; 101 g o R D Ry g > ) POWDER, Eureka Ton.. of o1 Monitor s o o | 10%c for Eood o BE e R @isc for. peiin Van New svemms. Interment oHvata : G_Anchor..i'32 1 37%I N Y Ton Con 31 83 | 1o heme athad: 10T5@10%c for pdet: GRIFFITHS—In_this city, Fi g o i AN Goia"Crown. 40 48| Nonihy Brar e oh 53 | to strictly prime maabe O o washe: e Bowen Gritnihe: beloved nusband of Mot SUEAR Golden Gate. 20 —|ONlo Ton 1. 4 38 s aosls oot Grifithe, a mative "of Wales. Ex-Sergeant of Bawkiinn £ 5 s cin oy A 4 o ey 1 HjOnl B 14 16 | 4B tH B Cmaraon, 0 R olice, and a member of Golden W o1 T Ehauhan, n —|Red Rock Ex — wash: berry; 101 riends acquaintances are t- & g en .8 00 8 50 gocd pertor E fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | Makawell C. 81% 324! Home .. ... 30 5| Ton Hme Con 0f = 06 | Rominal for Eocd, 10 for fancy: 11i@13%c for (Wednesday), February 7, at 1 o'clock p. m.. MISCELLANBOUS. | Ind Tonopah. 0L 02| TonSlv & Gld — 12| iime: 10%@11}c for good; 9% @10%c for fair; from his late residence, 438 Fourteenth | Alaska P A. — 58%] Qeeanic § Co 2% Jim Butler... 85 86 Ton of Nev.18 28 18 15 | 11g13c for T Booe. for Jow 3 street. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery, by | Asso Ofl Co. — Bl Aux FA — 20 HE300 =S Yfm. c; extra electric funeral car from corner of Eighteenth | Cal F C A. 98% 90 |Pac C Borx.152 — : light, and Guerrero streets, at 1:30 p. m. Cal Wine A 84% — | PacS Tel Co.108% — : Harness HASENBERG—In this city, February 5, 1006, | MV& MtTm.106% — | and OFFICIAL SALES. light, 29@3%c: 36@38¢; r HENRY J. CALLADHER CO. | i - e e to Flannagan & Gallagher). 54 50 e : ol ANIEL P, DONOVAN. Mer G R i JRe0% 2o FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBA a2 a5 [ 'EluaBell T Ee 20 Fifth et., opposite Lincoln School. 245 ©4200 | B &m““"‘m e R L ) 2 00 | Bite Goaield 2ior eares ; : 7 A i 3228 00 | Bull & Bear. for bolled and UNITED UNDERTAKERS=, 25 0 | Boorn, sen. No. L 100 ———Funeral Directors and Embalmers— | $2,000 0828 4 €00 ok Sty for Formerly, in Metropolitan nle. OB Y 89 82% | Columbia M. barraie, B NOW AT 866 MISSION, Tel. South 167. 1,000 U 8075 | Cam Fraction els, S8c Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth st = Commnwith b U Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates. 5 ’fl 0 Conqueror .. 7 X 25,000 7 | Daigy s $25,000 99 00 i Yo 2, Diamond Lerd On. Ge: o 5350 { oy ? 428 E i ] 8 00 i cases, line, in bulk. 15%c; in cases. 22c; No. 1 ER- gine Distillate, iron barrels or drums, Sc; No. 2 do, Blj0; cases, 6lc more; Benzine, in bulk, 121¢; cases, 19c; S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 26c; in cases. gic. TURPEN’ 90c per gallon in cases and $4c In drums and jron barrels. RED AND WHITE LEAD—Red Lead, 8@ $%c per Ib: White Lead, 8@Sic, according to quantity. QUICKSILVER—$37 50@39 per flask for local use and $33@36 for export. SALT—Quotations continue nominal, with local cuttil SUGAR—The Western Sugar Refining Com~ pany quotes as follows, per Ib, in 100-1b bage: Cubes, A Crushed and Fine 'Crushed, S.ic; Powdered, 5.30c: Candy Granulated, 5.30c: Dry Granulated, fine, 5.20c; Dry Granulated, coarse, 5.20c; Frult Granulated, 5.20c; Beet Granu: lated (100-1> bags only). be; Confectioners’ A, 5.20c. Magnolia A, 480c: Bxtra C, 4.70c; Golden C, 4.60¢: “'D.”" 4.50c; barrels, 10c more; half barrels. 25c more: boxes, 50c more; 30-Ib bags, 10c more for all kinds. Tablets —Half barrels, 5.70c; boxes, 5.95c: H. & E. Crystal Domir.os, 8.20¢ per 1b. No order taken for lese than_seventy-five barrels or its equivalent. LUMBER—Pine, ordinary sizes, $15@19; ex- tra sizes higher; Redwood, $19@23; Lath, & feet, $3 15@4; . Pickets, $23@27; Sbingles, 32 for No. 1; Shakes, $14 for split and §15 for sawn; rustic, §25@43. ————— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. TUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. George B. and Georgia M. Sperry to Wel- lington Gregg Jr., lot on W line of Larkin et N6 8 o Lototera, 8 371:6 by W :9; $10. Edward H. and Mary Juster to George M. Mitchell, ot on N line of Union street, 20:8 W of Octavia, W _38:4 by N 80:1; $10. Daniel T. Cole to Christoph F. W. Vette, lot on NE corner of O'Farrell and Webster streets. N 80 by E 52:6; $10. Frederick K. Houston, Orville O. Baldwin H. J_ Stefson, trustees, Stephen S. Smith to Wailace Bradford and Morris Marcus, trus- tees, Willlam G. Lenfestey, lot on NW corner of Green and Plerce streets, N 52 by W 137:6, for church purposes; $—— Nellle M. and J. A. Dineen to Julia A Schmits (wite of Bugene B.), lot on SW corner :{Plomuflvmc)omu.wubysu. William H. and Agnes M. Sexton’ to Marx and Anna Blum, lot on 8 line of Haight street, 50 W of Devisadero, W 25 by S 110; $10. Albert and Hilda Oppenheimer and Oscar and Maud Goodman to George A. Dolan, lot on N line of Geary street, 100 W of Broderick, W 25 by N 100; $10, Eleanor, Peter D. and Walter & Martin to Leo S. Hobinson, lot on S line of Haight street, 84:9 W of Cole, W 75, S 100, W 9:7%, S 25, E 34:7%, N 25,'B 50, N 100; $10. Willlam A. Butler to Margaret T. Butler, lot on N line of Grove street, 31:3 W of Shrader, W 25 by N 100; $— Mary and Charles P. Henry to H. A, Gale, lot on NE corner of Thirteenth and Folsom streets, N 25 by E 80; $10. John P. Schmitz to Charles Brown, lot on E line of Valencia street, 83 N of Nineteenth, N 76 _by B 80; $10. Robert O. and Adrienne M. Hoffman to Ir- vin_Ingerman, lot on E line of Dolores street, 85 N of Nineteenth, N 30:6 by E 95; $10. L. C. and Emma Willlams and J. H. and Blizabeth M. Belser to C. B. Williams Com- any, lot on N line of Eighteenth street, 410 of Church, W 50, N 228, NE to Dorland street, § 59:0%, S 139:115, W 12:8, 8 132; §10. Winifred Waters to Mary B. Waters, lot on N line of Seventeenth street, 236 B of San- chez, E 25 by N 85; also lot on N line of Post’ street, 67:6 E of Devisadero, B 45 by N 110; also lot on NE corner of Noe and Ford streets, N 28 by E 110; gift. Mary B Waters to Patrick and Bilizabeth Waters, lot on N line of Seventeenth street, 230 B of Sanchez, B 25 by N 85: §10. Thomas F. Dunn to Frank Kollar, lot on N line of Twenty-first street, 230 B of Noe, B 25 by N 114; $10. Mary A. Kinsella to Ann Kinsella, undivid- ed haif of lot on N line of Nineteenth street, 50 W of Hartford, W 25 by N 75; gi Ann Kinsella to Mary A Kinsel vided half of lot on W _line of Sanchez street, 212 N of Fourteenth, N 26 by W 125: gift. Mary de Laveaga to Edward Ellard, lot on S line of Tiiden street, 120 W of Castro, W 27:6 by S 134:5; $10. Arthur G. and Ellen Fitzpatrick and Clara 1. Kelly (Fitzpatrick) to Francis J. and Mary F. Neill, lot on S line of Twenty-second street, 96:3 B of Shotwell, E 26:3 by S 95; $10. Antonlo Bachignan! to W. F. Willlamson. lot on N line of Twenty-seventh street, S0 W of Church, W 26:8 by N 114, quitclaim deed; $10. Estate of Hans H. von Pein (by W. A, H. Koopman, executor) to Willlam Koopman. lot on N line of Army street, 50:11 E of Diamond, E 50:11 by N 114; also lot on SW corner of Sixth avenue and K street, W 100 by S 100; John T. and Annie M. Fitzhenry to Hedwig Daman, lot on W line of Diamond street, 190 S of Nineteenth, S 55 by W 125; $10. M. A. Larkin to Peter H. Hanna. lot on E line of Daviy street, 91:8 N of Clay, N 45:10 by B 137:6: $10. Starr Estate Company to George L. Bishop, Jot on N line of Sutter street. 117:6 W of Montgomery, W 20 by N _68:9; §10. Same to George L. Bishop and John H. Spring, lot on N line of Sutter street, 137:6 W of Montgomery, W 1:2% by N 68:9: $10. Kernan Robson to Henrietta Sittenfeld, lot on S line of Filbert street. 195:2% E of Ma- son, E 79:9% by S 137:6; §10. Leon Hirsch et al to same, lot on § line of Filbert street, 308 E of Mason, B 12.04, §W 10.87, 8 61.64, W 19, N 70; $10. M. Fisher Company to Morton L. Cook, lot on N line of O'Farrell street, 137:6 E of Tay- lor, E 27:6 by N 137:6; §10. James and Sarah H. Macauley, Jeannette Wallace and Samuel and Walter Macanley to Towle Estate Company, lot on NW line of Clementina street, 106 'NBE of Third, NE 50 by NW 80: $10. Faward J. and Kate Hooper to same. lot on NW line of Clementina street, 155 N¥ of | Third, NE 25 by NW 80; $10. Richard and Emille Kummerlander to George W. Duncan, lot on SE line of Minna street. 175 SW of Third, SW 20 by SE 70; $10. Denis C. and Hannah M. Courtney to Mary Wright, lot on SW _line of Ritch street, h SE of Bryant, SE 25 by SW 75 $10. Lizzlie W. Lilllan W., e H., -A(‘Yonax; and Walter L. Moffatt to Moffatt Estate nl:v‘ lot on SE line of Market streef, 357:@ NE of Fighth, NE 77:4 by SE 185: also lot on N line of Golden Gate avenue, 63:9 E of Jones street. E 82:6 by N 137:6; also lot on NW corner of Larkin und Ellis streets. N 60 by W 95, and property out of county N 25 by W 100; $10. of California (by Tax Collector) to Ed- 7 lot on NE corner of Ten- nesses and Army streets, N 50 by Fi 100: $A19. Edgar L. and Josephine R. Hoag to Ellen H. Somets, lot on N _line of Point Lobos avenue, 82:6 B of Thitty-atth, e Eberhardt Klein to L on N line of A street, 57:6 B of Third avenue, N 100: $10. iiman Ey i llte B, Brown to Mary H. Redmond (wite of James J.), lot on B line of Fourth avenue, 35 S of Huso street, S 25 by E 5; $10. Hym: d Toba Greenbaum to Martin Eis. Jot on E_line o Winth svews. 201 S of M et B eyman Company to Albert W. Gans, lot on W line of Forty-fourth avenue, 225 N of N street, N 23 by W 120 $10. > M, Jennte Armstrong to Alfred B. Spreckels. W, corner of Thirty-ninth avenue and Q street, S 600 by W 240: also lot on SW corner of Fortieth avenue and Q street, S 800 by W 0. s D. ana Tina Newman to Kate, and David M. Moses, lot on NE cor- per of X street and Thirty-ninth avenue, N 100 by E 32:6; $10. State of California (by Tax Collector) to Faward A. Hanrahan, lot 1007, gift map 3; e to same, lot 309, Stiver Terrace Home- stead; $30. Same to Edward A. Hanranan, lot 198, block . Mission and Thirtieth Street Homestead: mwtomlfimxllmofmlm streat, 50 W of land, W 50 by N 100: $35. Same to same, lot 25, block 802, O'Nefl ct; $46. T e Baward A. Hanrahan. lot 5. block 11, Syrdicate’s First Addition; $10. ‘Peter and Hannah Tamony to Mary Myers, lot on S line of Marshall street, 177:8 W of Craut, W.25 by S 108:2%, block 4, College Homestead; grant. N 108: block 4, same; $10. ”J" B.. J‘u'eob ndum a. W to Willlam T. Ryan, lots 204, 297. 208, Tract: $10. ‘Lol M. Chase to James C. Wary, lot on SW line of avenue, SE of street. SE 75 by Sw 100, block 433, Bay v'a:w:'f m:ncg" Tot SW line . Shaw to same, on of Twenty-second avenue SW of I street, “150 bv SW 100, block 433, same: $10. TLouisa Reubold to Marten B. Joost, lot 6, block 13, Flint Tract Homestead: $10. = E “STOP NG, SHYS J0RDm President of Stanford Ex- plains Dismissal of Allen and GivesViews to Students MAKES WISHES KNOWN Declares Sooner or Later Men of Encina Hall Must Come to His Way of Thinking Special Dispatch to The Call STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. &— President David Starr Jordan of the Stanford University addressed a meet- ing of the men of the university last evening in the clubroom of Encina Hall. The purpose of the conference was to allow the executive head of the university an opportunity to explain the late action of the Student Affairs Committee in suspending B. 8. Allen "08, editor of the Daily Palo Alto, and also to outline the policy by which the au- thorities propose to govern the dormi- It:ry. Dr. Jordan said in part, as fol- W What I shall say will de Seasisoye s 4 it bave throughout my career as freshman, SOPROZIOTS, {unior. seaior. profsssor ang peesident ”"l,y been out of sympathy with the ma- Eity. I have been proud of the Stanford boys and pajticularly the of En The only tking that we may on here this even- ing is the matter of “tubbing'’ and hasing. At this point he went into consider- able detall and told the history of “tubbing” from the founding.of the university. In regard to the monitors who are henceforth to be known as proctors, he sald: Any man who calls the coward. A man’s room Is ing to old English law, and he has & exclude any one therefrom whom he The proctors who have been appointed resentative men. They represent me into Mne with the president’s views. Dr. Jordan took time to state that he held the discharged editor in the highest esteem, but that inasmuch as he stood in the way of the Student Af- fairs Committee he must be ramoved. He then proceeded to lay down the pol- icy that is to be followed. He said: Now I wish to lay down a few laws In & modest, unassuming way. Hazing must stop, the right of every student to his room and body must be observed. This is a comparatively free institution. You are given more here than in any Eastern col- lege, and the governing body of the taculty must be untrammeled. If those men who called representative and who are in fa tubbing do not like the way the hall .t n let them live elsewhere. Men are prone not o appreciate the free education which they ve- cefve here. You must believe that others who ars in a position to know do know better than you what is good for these men. If they wish to carry on a running fight they must leave the hall. He closed his address with the hope that conditions would be improved de- spite the turmoil that had arisen from the dismissal of Allen Allen, the dismissed editor, declares that, basing his appeal on the right of every man to exercise a reasonable freedom of discussion, he will carry his case to the board of trustees of the in- stitution. Allen will ask for a full hearing. The ex-editor is still upon the campus and is busily engaged in at- tempting to bring the matter to a de- cision. st e S WOULD CHANGE HAZING BILL. President Fears It Will Compel Dis- missals and Cripple Serviee. WASHINGTON, Feb. 6—The President to- day made public a letter urging upon Congress a modification of the law against hazing at the Naval Academy. Unless Congress shall promptly amend the existing law against haz- ing which makes mandatory the dismissal of any midshipman found gulity of any form of hazing. the Secretary of the Navy may be foreed to dismiss thirty-three midshipmen from the Naval Academy within the next month, in addition to the eight who have aiready suf- fered this penalty and the thres cases which are awaiting the action of the department. Secretary Bonaparte, after urging upon indi- vidual members of Congress the necessity for immediate legisiation, fully laid the whole ma: ter before the President. It is admitted at the Navy Departmens. it the present law is allowed to stand the vice will suffer severcly. The mvestigating board of officers appointed by the superintend- ent of the Naval Academy to obtain evidence against all midshipmen guilty of any form of hazing has already brought to light evidence resuiting in the trial of twenty-five men, of whom two have been acquitted, t dismiesed, one pardoned, while another, shipman Minor Meriwether Jr., whose case is now awaiting action by the department, has Reem found gulity and recommended for par- n. In his letter the President says: “1 heartily disapprove of the pmactice of hazing, and in common with all those inter- ested in the welfare of the But the punishment of dismtesal is altogether onate to the culpability involved in The President says further that, in his it is an error to try midshipmen ac- cused of hazing by court-martial ‘Thers should, he said be discretionary in some administrative office or to deal summarily with such offenses. . the general feeling itter was a3 §00d as dead. ——e—— cortes. Stmr Charles Nelson, Preble, 85 hours from Seattle. ISLAND PORT. HONOLULU—Sailed Feb 6—Ship Kenil- worth, for Delaware Breakwater. Feb 6—Schr Aloha, hence Jan 14. Arrived