The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 9, 1906, Page 14

DEATH NOTICES. Continued from Page Thirteen. a native of Providence, th year of his age. ur L. of San | and 15 place to-morrow from the resi- will take ok m., 2 i1 ‘street. Inter- < | wary 7, 1006, | Katherine dward C. Fraser, aged 60 years. s are respect turday, , from the Gate Under- | street, near al Cemetery. y 6, 1906, Eve- B. and Cath idaughter of Bar- 'Regan, & native of | 16 11 menths February a native of Nor- Deane, lien and Mary on A. and | of Oldtown, | to-day om 1343 acred Heart nt private, ce 1906, Mary late Laton s are respec il 906, Michael, . K. Dock. . P and M . ends ans E » G - i | " s, B - 10/ Mont Mid 17 Mon Ptisburg . 08/ Monitor — Gold Anchor.1 321 35 N Y Ton Con 32 | Gold Crown. 36 40 North Star. o1 52 Golden Gate. 21 —iOhio Ton ..., 42 43 Gold Mt 09 10, Ohlo Ton Bx. 1% 18 ' Gold Mt Con 02 —|Red Rock Ex — 13 4 Reef .. 01 I Rescue ...... 00 10 Great Westrn 03 Ton Exten ..8 37 8 50 | Home ....... 30 Ton Hme Con 04 06 Tonopah. 01 TonSly & Gld — 12 2 Butler... 87 83| Ton of Nev.1§ 00 18 50 ~ Butler Ex. 20 — Virginia ..... 10 — "t | Lt ..3 25 5 00) West End....195197 e Goldfield District. “ounty, | Adams .. 00 10| Great Bend... 25 26 Edw Dempsey. and | Atianta 13 14/ Hibernia .... 07 O8 te Richard | Aurora ..... — ‘02\Highland .... — 12 « Wexford, Ireland, ck Ante.. — 04 Jumbo M Co.l 42 1 45 3 1 the and 2 daye. Bik Btte Ex. 04 05 Jumbo Ex 24 26 [ ances are respe; Black Rock.. 05 06 Juno ... 0o - eral to-morrow | Blue Bell ... 03 O Kendall ..... 76 — from her late Btue Bull ... 00 10/ Kendall Ex.. 03 > avenue, Sunnyside, | Brooklyn' .... 02 03/Laguna ...... 18 S in's Church, where a re. | Btte Goldfield 20 25| Lone Star 08 mass wil] be celebrated for the | Bull & Bear 03 05 May Queen... 23 26 r soul, cbmmencing at 9 a. m | Booth . 25 27 McMahon 0 — L ¥ poss ‘Cometery "4 CO.DE 40 50 Mohawk . 0 41 P M X—1 Columbia . — 08 Nevada Boy.. — 10 Columbia Mt. 22 ev Goldfield. 22 — Com Fraction — 30| Nev Southern. — 11 Commonwith. = 20/ Oakes ... 0T = N G b 20 Oakland 122 e Bty Depact- | Syl b 45 46| Oro s s services | nyamond — 15 Pennsylvania. 03 04 - | Dm B Btte C 50 52 Potlatch . o4 05 P- | Dmdfid Trogl — 09 Red Lion 04 05 i Dominion — 10/ Red Top ....2 00 2 03 a February 8, | Dixle 06 07 Red Top Bx.. 05 06 . late Captain | Empire . 07 08 Sandstorm ...1 35 1 40 L . Fawn ....... 05 —!|Sandstorm Ex 08 11 = L - Florence 50 4 00 Silver Pick... 14 15 o i Frisco . — 08 Simmerone 16 18 tem mass | Gold Dust .. 01 03/t Ives...... 16 18 her soul Gold HIl ... 01 07— m Eigl G Belmont... 20 03 o4 . oly C | Goldfield Min 70 . - it flowers. Gla& G Reed — 10! Vernal . - 08 ve, February 7, | Gldfid Rand. 05 07 Wonder o — a native of Goldfield Ton — 08| d K7 years 4 months Bullfrog District. % | Amargosa 04 —|Gold Bar . 50 61 ¥, February & 1906, | Amethyst 32 —IG Bar Anpex. 20 — tive of Massachusetts, | Big Bullfrog. 12 13/Gldfid Bulltrg — 05 ; | Bonnle Clare 65 — G Mt Gldfield 10 — city, February 6, 1606, | Bullfrog Min 50 60 H Hooligan.. 17 — ¥ife of the late Shem Parker, | Bullfrog Anx 03 04 Lige Harris.. 02 03 mother of Mrs. J. Kelleghan, | Bullfrog Com — 11/ Mont Bulifrog 04 05 e e R — Bulifrog Cg‘u = '1'5%‘.."3‘...“1} Ex 19 20 T | Bullfx W o rog. 20 — HENRY J, CALLAOHER cu, | Bios Sudle % ®0nr Bullteor, 2 24 (Successore 1o Flannagan & Gallagher). Bulifg N Bk 18 19(San Francisco — 16 g DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr. | Blfrg Sunset. 08 09!Shoshone .... — 05 FUNERAL DIRECTOR: AN EMBALMERS, | China Nev.. 12, sebihostn B Gid 18 B st g n 5 Den_Bulitrog 85 ‘Steinway 1 20 Telephone South 80. Dn Bifg Anx 13 15 Wolverine — 10 Eclipse ..... 5 59! UNITED UNDERTAKERS, | ¢ wease Funeral Directors and Embalmers—— | Manhattan C 55 56 3 By Formerly in Metropolitan Temple, Other Distrl i NOW AT 866 MISSION. Tel. South ie7. pareoed Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth sp | ESperanza .. 0L 02 == Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates. e rligd e i, James McGin. H Pansen. TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. r-'Am McGINN ‘-&S‘ Following were the sales on the San Fran- ormerly With McGinn Bros. clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: ~——~Funeral Directors and Embalmers— 214 Bddy Bt. Tel. East 86. Mrs, W, T. Burns and Mary Parker, a na- tive of Wales, aged 70 years 7 months 15 days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- lul‘l)? invited to attend the funeral Friday, February 8, at 11 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 315 Minna street. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. PELLER—In Oakland, February 8, 1006, John George, beloved father of Barbara, Tillle, John, Herman and Nettie Peller, a native of Kentucky, aged 53 vears 2 months and 14 day PETTY—In East Oakland, February 8, 1906, Harry Earnest, dearly béloved son of Joseph and Datsy Petty, a native of Oakland,” aged 18 d QUILL—On Friday, February.9, at 10 a. m., at St. Agnes Church, Page street, hear Ma- sonic avenue, the second anniversary requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of Rev. Willlam Quill. All are ordially invited. SARGENTI—In the City and County Hospital, February S, 8806, Carlo Sargenti, a native of Italy, aged 40 years. SHANAHAN—In Sacramento, February 5, 1006, Bstelle M., beloved wife of J. W. Shanahan of this city, and daughter of Mrs. B. M. O'Brien. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), at 9 o'clock a. m., from the par- { Carew & English, 20 Van Ness ave- . thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where fem high mess will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9: a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, eléctric funeral Guerrero streets. SHEEHAN—In_ this_city, February 7, 1906, Letticla Ella May Sheehan, beloved daughter of Jumes W. and Letticia Sheehan, eister of William, Maude and Bthel Sheehan, and niece of Ella M. Stafford, & native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 4 years 1 month and 15 daye. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | tully invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Frida: the family sidence, 2014 Folsom street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, fa_electric funeral car from Thirtieth street San Jose avenue SULLIVAN—In this city, February 6, 1806, Katy, beloved wife of Alexis Sullivan, mother of Romonia Sullivan, daughter of Bilen and the late Patrick Hynes, and sister of Martin J. Hynes, a native of San Fran- o, aged 35 years 1 month and 6 daya. ‘entral American papers please cOpY.) £ The funeral will take place this day (Friday). at 8:30 a. m., from the parlors of | McFaddeén, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission | street between Seventh and Bighth, thence | Joseph's Church, where a requiem mass be celebrated for the repose | of her soul at ® a. m. Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers. TAYLOR-—In this cif February 8, 1908, Mrs. | M. K. Taylor, beloved mother of Mrs. Charles A. Long and Charles W. Taylor of | Los Angeles, and sister of Mrs. Mary Gil- ! hrist of Los Angeles, Mrs. Emma Greeley of | kersfield, Mrs. Cook of Xenia, Ohio, Wil- » Bittner of Portjand, Thomas F. Bitt- of Milwaukee and Samuel and Daniel Warsaw, Ind., = native of Penn- aged 70 years. “In this city, February 7, 1008, | beloved son of Marie Tillman, and be- ed brother of Leopoid and Julius Tillman | and Mrs Ada Williams, a native of San Buenaventura, aged 20 years and 2 months. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services ania LLMAN- t F ), at 9:45 o'clock a. m., at his late residence, 1916 Mason street. Inter- of Peace Cemetery, by train rd and Townsend streets at | February 8, of the late M ¢ Willilam B. In dearly Travers, devoted mother n J. Travers, Mrs. D. J. Daley, and | i sister of Mrs. J. B. Holland and Gilroy, a nafive of County Mayo, tht ed to attend the funeral to-morrow February 10, at 10:30 o'clock im her late residence, 3281 Ninth | street, between Foleom and Harrison, thence 10 Joseph's Church, Tenth strest, near | H re a requlem high mass will | be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 11 a. m. Interment Holy | s Cemetery VAN WYCK—At sea. January, 24, 1906, Laura mistead Van Wyck, youngest daughter of ney M. and Nannie Crittenden Van Wyck. | [ Services Friday, at half-past 2 o'clock, ity Church. Intsrment private WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 586 James Flood Bullding, S. F. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continned From Page 15. Dixie Ohio Ton, s 5 42 Bclipse Ohio Ton 43 | ipse Ohio Ton, b80 44 | Ohlo Ton .... 44 Ohio Ton Ex. 13 by | car from Eighteenth and | at 12:30 o'clock p. m., at | 500 Grt Western.03% 1000 May Queen.. 25 1 a 1500 Adams . 1000 Amethyst 1000 Brooklyn, sB. 2000 California . 1500 Eclipse 2500 Eclipse, s 8000 Gld Kewanas 500 Gldfnd M, e10 1000 Gld Mohawk. 1000 Gld Mohawk. 1000 G Silvr Plck 1000 Kendall 500 M'Nmra, b 18 1500 Blue Bull 2000 Calfrnia, 4445 Dmafid Con 1600 Do, s 10. 1000 Exlipse, s 8500 Eclipse 2500 Belipse, 2000 Gold_Bar 1000 Gla Kewan: 1500 Gld Mohawk. 1000 J Butler, £10 8000 MacNamara.. 45/1000 West End CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. Bid. Ask. | 51/2500 Ohfo, b 10. 54 1000 Orig’ Blfg,sl0 23 55/ 2500 Red Top 00 55/ 2000 Red Top Bx Belmont 8 00 3 05 Mizpah Bx Cash Boy.... — 24 Mont Ton.2 72 Gold Anchor. — 1 40/N Y Ton Con Great Westrn 08 04| North Star. Home ....... 30 — Oho .. Home Con .. — 06 Paymaster . Ind Tonopah. 011 02/ Rescue .. Jim Butler... 80 —|Ton Exten Little Ton ..3 50 —|Ton of Nev. MacNamara.. 5 —|West End....185 Midway .....1 85 1 90| Goldfield District. , Adams ...... 00 10| Jumbo EX ... 29 — Black Rock.. — 08 Kendall . T — Blue Bell 03 0i Lone Star ... — 11 Blue Bull 11{ May Queen MU - | Booth —| Mohawk . 8 — Brookiyn .. — 17— Columbia Mt. 25 — 8 Conqueror .. 201 — o7 Dm B Btte C 70 b4 03 081y Dixte . . 08 07 Potlatch 0414 — Frisco . — 10 Red Lion . 08 Exploftation. — 04/ Red Top . — 200 Gldfid G Dst — 04 Red Top Bx.. 05% — Gld& G Reed — 10/St Ives . 17 18 Gld Kewanas 17 —| Sandstorm. 1 87% 1 45 Goldfleld Nev — 80| Silver Pick — 1B Great Bend.. — 27 Treasure 03 — Jumbo M Co.l 85 —| Vernal o7 — oy Bullfrog District. matgosa ... — 10/ Lige Harris.. 03 02 Beatty Blfrg. 02 —[ Mont Bullfreg 0313 3% Bullfrog Anx — 08| Orig Bullfrog. 21 — Bullfrg Belle — 07 Shoshone .... — 09 Bullfrog Min 38 —| Vista Grande. 05 Bullflg N Bk 18 - 10 52 20, Wolvert Eclipse at el Other Districts. Brown Hope. — 14/ Ray & O'Brien Besperanza — 01/ Rothwoll .... Free Gold — 18 Siiver Peak.. Gold Mt Con 02| Ton T oo | Ton Berkeley. = o2% Nev Bonanine - 0 oh) o Gota Mt ——— ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. 8llls REAL WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7. M. Fisher Company to Stephen Lagomarsino, lot on N line of Broadway, 128 E of Polk street, E 73 by N 137:8: $10. John H. Sullivan to John Rosenfeld's Sons, ot on N line of Pine street, 85 W of Polk, W 80 by N 137:6; $10. George Merz to Daniel R. Dogan, lot on SE corner of Ivy avenue and Buchanan street, 8 24 by E 81:3, quitclalm deed; $10. Dantel R. and Lily M. Dogan to W. Willlams, same: $10. Jeremiah A. and Nellle M. Deneen to Celia w. | Zelinsky, 1ot on S line of Green street, 118:9 W ot Plllmore, W 18:9 by § 100; $10. Edward and Lena Weinlander and Solomon end Rosa Dannenbaum to J. Rosenzweig, lot on W line of Fillmore street, 46:10 S of Bush, § 50:2 by W 100; $10. Unlon Trust Company of San Francisco to same, lot on SW corner of Fillmore and Bush streets, S 46:10 by W 100; §10. Central Trust Company Edward H. Algel- tinacr, lot on N line of EI street, 71 E of Pierce, E 34 by N 137:6; $8000. Willlam T and Olive K. Clarke to Charles E. Walsh, lot on 8 line of Waller_street, 146:3 E of Devisadero, E 30 by § 110:°$10. Honora Crawford (wife of Thomas J. Sr.) to Thomas J. Crawford Sr. and Thomas J. Craw- ford Jr., 1ot on N line of Geary street, 87:6 W of Scott, W 25 by N 137:6; also lot on N line of Sutter street, 84 W of Baker, W 25 by N §7:6; also lot on § line of Post street, 200 W of Devisadero, W 25 by S 125; gitt. William W. and Carrie F. Rednall to J. H. Mallett Jr., lot on N line of Filbert street, 30 W of Scott, W 26:6 by N 105; also restric- tive convevance as to lot on W line of Scott street. N of Filbert :6 by W 110:6; $10. Adolf and Ettle Goldenberg to George T. FPoultney, lot on N line of McAllister street, 75 E of Lyon, E 25 by N 100; $10. Teresa Bacigalupi to Herman Harme, Iot on N line of Beulah street, 181:3 W of Shrader, W_25 by N 187:6; $10. _Mary E. Bartel to Patrick D. Winter, lot on N line of Page street, 112:6 W of Shrader, W_25 by N 137:6; $10. Willlam A. and Margaret M. Schenk to Frank N. Orpin, lot on N line of McAllister street, 281:6 W of Parker avenue, W 25, N 02 E 25, S : 810 City and County of Fan Francisco to Henry Pleasant, lot on NW line of Twelfth street. 250 NW of Harrison, NW 46, NE 59:7%, SE T:814, SW 06:115; $——. Gesina A. Werner 1o Louis P and Louise M. Werner, lot on S line of Fifteenth street, 95 E of Howard, by 8§ 110; $10. City and County ot San Francisco to John H. Hanavan, lot on E line of San Carlos (Jessie) street, 85 S of Eighteenth, § 50 by E 80; §- Pennsylvania. Do, b 90... 05 | Red Top ....2 ranza .. Red Top Ex. 05 Eureka Ton. . Red Top Ex. 08 4 Bar . Rocco Hmstk. 50 Do, b 90.. Rocco Hmstk. 40 G Bar Annex sandstorm ...1 40 | b 60 0 Sandstorm, 1 Wedge. Sandstorm ...1 35 Wedge. Sandstorm Bx 10 | Gold Wedge Syl Humphrey 30 Gold Wedge Do, & 10... Great Bend Siiver Pick.. Home Steinway . 5000 Indiana St Ives i | 1000 Indiana Ton Belmoni 3000 Jim Butler Ton Belmont 100 Jumbo M..1 42% Home Con,b30 08 1300 Jumbo Ex : OSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District Bid. Ask Bid. Ask. Belmont 297 § 00| Lucky Tom,.. — 05 Belmont Ex. — MacNamar: 44 45 Boston Ton.. 05 Midway 185190 | Bre; — | Midway Bx .. 31 — calt Mizpah Ex . 20 22 Mont Ton = 9:15 a. m. Session. 1000 Eeperanza .. 01| 1000 Ohio . Edward and Elizabeth Helmke to Willlam Deeney. ot on W line of Sanchez street, 50 S 8 50 by W 105; $10. | _Louls 'H. and Alice B. Newroth to Willlam Ehrenpfort, lot on NW line of Market street, | 249 NE of Noe, NE 36 by NW 115; $10. Realty Improvement Company to Julia Cas- sel (wife of Leonard J.) and Lueia Heinz, lot on E line of Devisadero street, 190:6 N of Fourteenth, N 30, E 90.60. S 30, W 90.66; $10. George (. Swanson to Amanda J. Swanson, 1ot on § line of Fourteenth street, 501 W of Castro, W 25 by S 115; gift. . Louise Schmidt to Louls T. Samuels, lot on NW corner of Twenty-fourth and Mission streets, N 126:7% by W 117:6; $10. Louis T. Swmuels to John E.” Adams Invest- { ment Company. same; $10. | _Charles L. and Lily F. Tilden to Georgena | Flett, lot on E_corner of Bryant street and Morris avenue, SE 75 by NE 75; $10. John G. Kiumpke to Dorothea D. Roberts, iot on SE line of Jewett street, 91:8 SW of | Fourth, SW 45:10, SE 120, NE 32:11, NW 60, NE 23:11, NW 60; also lot on SE_ line of Townsend 'street, 137:8 NE of §ixth, NE 45:10 | by SE 120; $10. Henry C. and Amelia Kaiser to Melone Com- pany, lot on NW line of Ringold street, 75 SW ighth, SW 25 by NW 75; $10. Edward D. and Julia D. Beylard to Charles | Schiessinger 1ot on NW line of Mission street, 325 SW of Fifth, SW 25 by NW 00; also Jot on SE line of Jessie street, 25 § of Mint avenue (300 SW of Fifth street), SW 50 by SE 70; $10. San Francisco Land Company to B. G. Stock- well, 1ot gn N line of California street, 57:81 W of Sixth ave e W 25:21, N 92:16-10, E 6 10, . G. 8 I to Thomas S. Duke, lot on N line of California street, 57:8l5 W of Sixth N 8§9:63-10, W 25, S 92:16-10, B . Anderson to Edward C. Duggan, | lot on SE ‘corner of Tenth avenue and Lake | street, § 60 by E_45; $10. \ Agres A. and Charles H. Breslin to Celia B. Moran, lot on W line of Tweifth avenue, 225 N of California street, N 25 by W 120; $10. | " A. J. and Gladys Galbreath and David and | Gertrude C. Shoemaker to Edward Branden- | stein, lot on SW corner of Sixth avenue and | Clement street, S 100 by W 32:6; $10. Charles B. and Mary E. Humbert to Jesse M. ilver, lot on N line of A street. 107:6 W' of Sixth avenue, W 25 by N 100; $10. Gustav and _Annic Moeller to Bridget A. Daly, lot on S line of Point Lobos avenue, 95 E of Fifth avenue, E 25 by 8 100; $10. Fernando_and Julla A. Nelson to Frank W. ! ana Mary L. Esola, lot on W line of Second | avenue, 268:7 N of A street, N 25 by W 120; $10, | “Willlam R. and Ida L. Justice to Lena | ¢. Butte, 1ot on N line of J street, 100 W of Fourtéenth avenue, W 27:6 by N 100; $10. Margaret and Edward F. Phelan to Louls Lipman, lot on SE corner of I street and Thirty-third avenue, E 32:6 by S 100; $10. George S. McKenzle to Isabella Roeder, lot on N line of J street, 57:6 W of Forty-elghth avenue, W 50 by N 100; $10, Mary M. Rouleau to’ James A. Moreland, Jot on SW_corner of Thirty-first avenue and R ctreet, € 503:8, W 240:6, N 487:8, B 240, quitclatm deed: $—. Tda B. Gill to John Marley, lot on E line of Thirty-ninth avenue, 150 8 of S street, S 50 by E 120 $10. Jorephw and Florence Abraham to G. E. Forejea, lots 28 amd 29, block R, Park Lane Tract No. 5; $10. Cypress Lawn Improvement Company to Henry Kohler, lot in San Mateo County; $5700. ‘Edward and Edna Harris to Mary E.” Wood- mansee, lot 812 on Nevada street, 175 on Cortland avenue in gift map 2; $10. James T. Kelly to George Golder, estate of Mary T. Kelly, 33,697, deed and assignment; 10, ,1'_ B. Potter Realty Company to M. C. Toland, lot 18, block.50, Rels Tract; grant. Anma D. Joost to Marion Manson, lot 13, block 2. Lakeview; $10. Laurel Hill Cemetery tion to Mary E. Fitz Gerald, lot in ceme ; $96. ‘0ad Fellows’ Cemetery Association to Adolph F. Martin, lot in cemetery: ¢ K street, 50 NE 100, S ol B e jock 25. University Mound; i “o Alken to same, same, quitclaim oo, Heyma to Abe and Charles Augusta to_ Atias Realty Com- iter ried), lot 19, W ywn Park, Oakland Town- | ship: $10. & ¥ Tyley 404 14a Henshaw (wite) to Willlam G. w, lot of THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1906. McCarthy Company, lots 41 to 48, block 5 Lakeview; $10. m;m '12:‘ Ngmn s.( :! l: o ue, ;)d:s“i o lne of Brazil av of Vienna street, SE 47:6 by NE 100, block 65, Excelsior Homestead: $1 Abe and Charies Rosensteln to Charles Cur- ran, lot on W line of Alabama street, 115 15 of ;v‘%rwlcu S 25 by W 110, Precita Valley Builders’ Contracts. Dorothea Andres (owner) with James F. Con- 1an (contractor), architect A. T. Ehrenpfort— All work except gas fixtures and shades for a two-story frame residence on lot on B line of Tenth avenue, 250 S of J street, S 25 by B 120, O L 760; $2875. Paola Arata (owner) with Henry Conrad (contractor), architect J. A. Porporato—All Wwork except painting, plumbing, finish hard- ware, mantels, shades and chandellers for a one-story attic and basement residence on lot on SE line of Delaware avenue, 200 NE of Onelda street, -SE 237 by NE 40; ; Mary Gulin, wife of H. 5. (owner) with H. P. Otten (contractor), — architect—All work 'for a two-story frame buflding on lot on N line of Lake street, 80 W _of Twenty- fourth avenue, W 30 by N 100 $3125. Chatles F. and_Catherine A. Fitzsimmons (owners) with A. Dahlberg (contractor), archi- tect Charles J, Colley—All work except plumb- ing, painting, parlor mantels, grates, gas fx- tures and shades for a two-story frame building (flats) on lot commencing at point 50 N from NW corner of Ellis and Broderick streets, N 25 by W 100: $4680. PE A Willie W. de Lano (owner) with W. W. Red- rall (contractor and architect)—All work for a two-story frame dwelling on E line of South Broderick street, 116:3% S of Thirteenth, S 30 | by B 100; $6575. Mary H. Smyth (owner) with George Peter- son (contractor), architect J. E. Freeman— Plastering, stairs, glass, galvanized iron, car- penter work, etc,, for a three-story and base- ment brick 'veneer dwelling on SW_corner of Jackson and Scott streets, S 27:8% by W 110, W. A. 464; $11,437. Same owner ‘with Willam S. Snook & Son (contractors). architect same—Plumbing, etc., for same on same: $1193. Same owner with Henry architect same—Painting, etc., same; $1245. Charies A. and Margaret Stewart (owners) with George Goodman Art Stone Company (con. tractors), architects Cunningham & Politeo— Fxcavating, bulkheading and concrete work for & seven-story brick hotel on S line of Geary street, 162:6 W of Powell, W 75 by § 137:6; $7000 Eugene Stoupe (owner) with Victor Hoffman (contractor), architect David C. Coleman—All work for & seven-story brick buflding on N line of O'Farrell street, 165 E of Taylor, E 27:6 by N 137:6; $45,000. Lizzie Platz (owner) with Denke Bros. (con- tractors), ———. architect—All alterations and additions except plumbing, painting, cement and concreta work, tinning, roofing, raising and moving frame building on E line of Devisadera street, Letween Sutter ana Bush, 1718; $1660. Johanna H. Meyer (owner) with Fred P. Fischer (contractor), architect A. T. Ehrenpfort ——All work for a two-story frame building (two flats) on E line of Dolores street, 96 N of Nine- teenth, N 80:6, E 110, S 26:6, W 15, § 4, W 95, M. B. 78; §6980. Alameda County. MONDAY, FEB. 5. William H. and Catherine M. Ewing to Jennie Everts, lot on S line of Delaware street, 100 W of Grove, W.50 by S 270, portion range 1, Hardy Tract, deed given to correct errors in_description in 924 D 33. Berkeley: $10. Holcomb, Breed & Barcroft to R. White- head, ot 25, block 85, Mathows’ Tract, Berke- H. T. and Henrictta Watkinson to Wil- liam L_and Blanche G. Bunker, lot 5, block A, Snyder & Montgomery's subdivision of por- tion Temescal Park, Oakland; $10. Chauncy A. and Lillie Orr (wife) to John A. Creaser, lot on S Ii) of Ward street, 250 W of Fulton, W 40 by S 134:6, portion lots 7 and 8 block D, resubdivision block D, Blake Tract, Berkeley; $10. C. F. Slater (widow) to Herbert Coffin, lots 24,25, 16 and 52, property Capitol Homestead Association, Brooklyn. East Oakland: $10. Herbert (offin to Walter L. Thomas, lot 25, same, East Oakland: $10. H. J. Raun (single) to H. C. Morris lot on SE line of Vernon street, 98 NE of Moss Kern_(contractor), tog same on avenue (now Santa Clara avenue), NE 40 by SE 132, being NE 40 feet, lots 1, 2 and 3, block B, Stanford Tract, Oakland; $4405. Caroline R. Beals (widow) to G. H. Chil- cote, lot on W line of Benvenue avenue, 450 N of Alcatraz, N 50 by W 130, lot 9, block 2, wairview Park, Oakland; $10. L. G. and Mary L. Burpee (wife) to J. F. Gunn (single), lot on NW line of Fifty-ninth street_(formerly Meriposa) and Shattuck ave- nse, W 100.30, N 90, E 107.09, § $0.15, to lots 1 and 2, biock A. correctgd map of resub- division of block Brumagim Tract, Oak- land; $10. Cornelia B. and John C. Collins to Walter H. Ratcliff Jr. and Charles L. McFarland, lot 1, block F, map §, portion Blake estate, portion ralta Rancho and D. Peralta, Oakland Township; $10. Henry Brace (by Harlow P. Bancroft, attor- ney) to Daisy Tuman (wife of George E.), lot 15, block B, Santa Fe Tract No, 14, Oak- land: $10. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Orville D. Baldwin (and as agtorney for Mil- lMe E. Baldwin, his wife) to N. Z. Woodward (single woman), lot on S line of Woolsey street, 133.00 E of Deakin, E 4 by 8§ 135, lot 4, block 2, map O. D. Baldwin's subdivision portion Woolsey Tract Oakland, Berkéley, Oakland Township: §10. S, M. and Alice E, Dodge (wife) to same, lot on § line of Sixty-third street, 200 E of Moul- ton avenue, E 50 by 8 157:6, lot 15, block E. revised map of Claremont-avenue Tract! Oak- land; $10. Anton Bernlochner to Cresenz Bernlochner (wife), lot on S line of Buena Vista avenue, 200 W of Willow street, W 50 by S 150:2, lot 14, block 11, lands adjacent to Encinal, Ala- meda; gift. Holcomb, Breed & Baneroft to M. J. and Elizabeth Carroll, lot 4, block O, Santa Fe Tract 4, Oakland; $10. Herbert E. Wilkinson (husband of Jennie L.) to Jennie Wilkinson (wite), lot on N line of Fifty-third (Plumas) street, 88.22 W of Genoe, W 40 by N 135, lot 17, block O, Santa Fe Tract No. 4, Oakland; gift. Ralph K. Blair to Josephine L. Blair, lot on NW corner of San Antonio avenue and Paru street, N 65 by W 90, block I, Oak Park Tract, Alameda; gift J. F. Nesmith to Mary E. Clapp, lot on NW corner of Campbell and Chase streets, W 102:6 by N 27, lot 27, block 697, Casserly Tract at point, Oakland, ‘quitclaim deed; $10. Bertha and Henry Ahnefeld to F. C. Nickle, lot on W line of Ralstonsstreet, 33.75 8 ot Butterworth, § 33.75 bg W 120, portion lot 1, block 4, State UniverdRy Homestead No. 3. Berkeley; $10. William C. Clark (single) to Everett F. Rose, lot on E line of Bateman street, 280 § of Webster, S 120 by E_100, lots &' 9. 10, block C, map 2, Bateman Tract, Berkeley; $10. Sarah F. T. Willlamson (widow), Luther M. and Jessic S (wife) to Robert 'and Nellie Hail (wife), iot on N line of Haste street, 100 E of Grove formerly Sherman, E 40, N 135, F 10:8, N 40:6, W 30, 8 45:6, W 20:4, § 130 to beginning, parts lots| 22 and 21 block 5, amended map blocks 5 and 6, Barker Tract, Berkeley: $10. Piedmont Bullding Association (corporation) to Wickham Havens, lot 6. block K, Central Plemont Tract, Oakland Township; $10. Herbert Coffin (single) to Mary H. Cham- | berlain, Iot 24, property Capitol Homestead Assaciation of Brooklyn, East Oakland; $10. George K. and Ellen Northrup to Anna Sen— den (single), lot on NE line of Forty-first sireec, 115 £B of Gilbert, SE 30 by NE 125, Oakland; $10. The Realty Syndicate to Bertha §. Olm- stead (single), lot 23, block 2008, Alden Tract at_Temescal, etc., Oakland; $10. Same to same, lot 17, block C, amended map of Lorin Height Tract, Berkeley: $10. A. D, and Amelia E. Wilson (wife) to John M. Chase, lot on § line of Forty-fifth street, 90 W of Market, W 50 by § 100, lot 15, block 2104, Alden Tract at Temescal, Oakland; §10. L. H. Smith (single) to J. M. Chase (mar- ried), lot on N line of Forty-fifth street, 400 W of West, W 50 by N 100, lot 80, block 2108, same, Oakland; $10. H.'J. end Jessle C. Knowles to H. M. and Mary A. Daggett (wife), 1ot on SW line of East Eleventh street, 125 SE of Twenty-eighth avenue, SE_75 by SW 100, lots 6 7 and 8, block N, Knowles & Potter subdivision of Kennedy Tract, East Oakland; $10. George L, and L. Lewis (widower) to Arthur G. Nason, lot on E Hne of Chestnut street, 41:6 E of Encinal avenue, since widened to 80 feet, § 25 by E 100, portion lots 17 and 18, in W half of block G, lands adjacent to Encinal, Alameda; $10. John and Mary McGrath (wife) to Joseph P. Browning, lot on W line of Cypress street, 181 8 of Fifth, S 26 by W 161:6, lot 15, block 472, map double block 472, Oakland; $10. Mittie R. or Mittie L. R. Watson to Fliza M. Reed (widow), undivided half of all in- terest of grantor fn lot on E line of Market street, 43 € of Sixteenth, § 30, E 80, N 27, W 85 to beginning, block map block 207, owned by North Oakland Homestead Associa- tion, Oakland: gift. S Same to sane, undivided half of all interest in following: Lot on E line of Clay street, 60 S of Eleventh, § 40 by E 0, lot 5. and portion of lots 6 and 9, block 145, Kellersherger's map, Oakland; $——. Same to same, undivided three-tenths of lo on W line of Linden street, 140 § of second, $.35 by W 132, lot 13 and portion of 7 12 block 669, Glascock Tract, Oakland; Same to Frank G.- Watson, undivided one- tenth of same, Oakland; gift. 2 Eliza M. Reed to same, ail interest, being an undivided three-tenths of same, Oakland; $10. Same to same, undivided one-half of same, #s deed L. 6392, Oakland; also same as deed L. 6593 Oakland; $10. 2 David S. Edw: to J. B. Hopkins (mar- second street and ‘avenue, N 167, S 1o a point on N line of Twenty-second street 107 W from beginning, E 117 to beginning. William C. Helen W. Pond (wife) Peter Bm.::a ;er:muruu m% line ot Eighth 75 E of Webster, B 25 by 8 100, 3 p.'?&n‘ Kellersberger's map, :':“-u-"""vi ant Rebecca n}wfin:tlgfi. street, 25241 B J‘% B85 by N1 | avenue, 30 §° ley COURT VINDICATES ACCUSED PARTNER Holds That Charges Against George A. Kohn Are Untrue. George A. Kohn, against whom Thomas B. Coghill, his former partner in the wholesale grocery and commis- sion business, made sensational charges of fraud and embezzlement, was vindi- cated in a decision handed down by Su- perior Judge Seawell in the action in- stituted by Coghill against Kohn for an accounting and dissolution of part- nership. Not only does the court acquit Kohn of all charges made against him, but he exonerates him from any con- nection with the misdeeds of H. M. Fortescue, the firm's bookkeeper, who embezzled more than $30,000 of the firm’s assets during the many years of his service. On February 10, 1888, Coghill and Kohn entered into partnership. For many years their business prospered, but late last year a complete examina- tion of the books was made and it was found that between $30,000 and $40,000 of the firm's assets has disappeared. The discovery was followed by the de- parture of Fortescue and a further in- vestigation disclosed the fact that some of the books and many vouchers had been destroyed. Then Coghill reached the conclusion that Kohn had been in league with Fortescue and had caused | the bookkeeper to falsify the accounts, with the result that thousands were lost to the plaintiff. In conclusion Cog- hill prayed that the partnership be dis- solved and that he be given judgment for all the remaining assets of the firm, valued at $59,386 67. While granting the decree of dissolu- tion, Judge Seawell held yesterday that Kohn, not being guilty of any of the charges laid against him, was entitled to an equal divislon of the assets of the firm. Under this decision Frank Grimes, custodian of the firm's funds, will now equally divide the same be- tween the alienated members of the disrupted firm. —_——— HANDWRITING EXPERT GIVES TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF MANN Says Disputed Indorsement on Ward Letter Does Not Look Like De- fendant’s Penmanship. NEW YORK, Feb. §.—Edwin B. Hay, a hapdwriting expert, was the first witnees to- day in the trial of Colonel W. D. Mann, editor of Town Topics, on a charge of perjury. The witness was called by the prosecution. He | way questioned about the characters 0. K., W. D. M. which it is alleged Colonel Mann | wrote on a letter from Count Reginald Ward. Answering questions put by Martin W, Lit- tleton, counsel for Colonel Mann, as to the “0. K. witness sal It has no resemblance whatever to the other pleces of handwriting admitted to be spectmens of Colonel Mann's handwriting. After examining a number of canceled checks Dbearing the admitted signature of Colonel Maun, Hay sald there was no resem- blance between those writings and the d puted indorsement upon the Count Ward let- ter, because the letter indorscment was & monstrosity, written hurriedly, and the check Indoreements were written most carefully. Hay's. testimony on cross-examination was mors favorable to Colonel Mann than was his drect evidence yesterday. To-day he said the “K'* of the “O. K.” resembled a letter “K" in a specimen of Mann's writing, but he was not willing to swear they were written by the same person. —_—————————— EIKERENKOTTER OUT ON BONDS. REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 8.—Albert Eikeren- Kotter, the indicted superintendent of the County Poor Farm, came here this morning and surrendered himself to Under Sheriff Butts. He was at once taken before Justice Hannon, and upon C. J. Hynding and W. J. Plump qualifying as his bondsmen was im- mediately released. As eoon as word reached him of the indictment Efkerenkotter notified the Sherif’s office that it wouldn’t be neces- sary to send an officer for him, as he would come over. ———,—————— WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe, Who are playing here this week, have written a letter to the Washington Post, offering to contribute $1000 to the nucleus of a fund for the establishment of a chair of dramatic art in the George Washington Uni- versity In this city. They also agreed to give benefits for the purpose and hope that other players will become Interested in the sams thing. B -+ lot P, block B, vision of lots ley; $10. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Hansford B. and Lulla P. and Dora B. Haight to S. University Terrace, etc., lots 3 to 8, Berkeley: §10. R. A. and Florence E. Berry (wife) to R. Annis, lot on NE line of Shattuck avenue, 45 NW of Eunice street, NW 45 by NE 119.68, lot 2, block 1, The Highlands, a resubdivision of blocks 1 to 3, Tuohy Addition to Berkeley, Oakland Tow o; §10. Alameda Savings Bank wo L. T. Haskel, lot on SE corner of Buena Vista enue and Chestnut street, E 250, 8§ 150:2, W 150, N 12, W 100, N 138:2 to beginning, lote 15 and 16 and portion of lots 17 and 18, block 4, lands adfacent to Encinal, Alameda: $10. Same to same, lot on SW corner of Clement avenue and Broadway, W 106:2 by S 100, being E 100:2 of lots 5 and 6, block A, map blocks i\mlo F, Hayes & Caverton Tract, Alameda; David and Catherine or Catharine Upton (wife) to Charles J. Hammond Jr., lot on § llrvxe of Pacific avenue, 100 W of Willow street, W 33 by 8 150:2, being E 33 of lot 12, block 10, lands adjacent to Encipal, Alameda; $10. C. B. and Lizzie A. Trocksoll (wife) to J. M. Chase (married), lot on E line of West street, 60 S of Forty-sixth, S 50 by E 90, lot 8, block 2108, Alden Tract at Temescal, Oak- land; $10. Abbie E. and John Sanderson to Maria Cummings, lot on NW corner of Berkeley way ln;fid lM[r‘Gze; l?l;l;@ (Hamilton), W 100 by N ), lots an . my subdivisios H:nfi' Jract; Berkeley; $10. ey ulius Somps to Wilheim Lang, undivided one-fourth of lot on SE corner of Webster and Tenth streets, S 74:2 by 100, block 121, Kal- lerl_l;seel"el"lm.nupAd Oa‘kllg $5. noa an e . Pond to Alfred W, Bradburg. lot on W line o Arch street, 266.95 N of Rose. N 50 by W 124.26, @ot 14, block A. fap of part of Hopking Téfrace, 'Berkele John W. and Zoe A. hawes (wife) to Inga ©O. Bru (widow), lot on SE corner of Tenth avenue, 75 SW of FEast Sixteenth street, S\ g‘{.u by SE 100, block 66, Clinton, Berkeley; Vesta M. Colby (widow) to W. P. Albee, sires, L T, "By Tt s, . lot ), Colby Tract, Oniiend Township; £100. 2 aud and F. A. er to same, lot 68, Colb; Tract, Oakland Township; $10. y B. H. and Lillle J. Welch (wife) to Ben- jamin 8. Conger, lot on NW line of Fifth ave- nue, 60 NB of East Eightcenth street, NE 40 by NW 100, block 103, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. Caroline Elfzabeth Le Conte to Caroline Eat- ton Le Conte (single), lot on N line of Bancrott way, 100 W from Pledmont, W 100 by N 200, lot 35, plat E, map Berkeley property, Berke- le;h Bt olcomb Land Company (a corporation) to Carl T. Doell, lot on line of Twenty-fourth of East Sixteenth street, SW 30 by NW 112, portion lots 4, 5 and 6, block C, Peter Barnamayou plat, East Oakland: $10. Frances H. Penfield (widow) to William Ma- son, lot on N line of Bancroft way, 90 W of Union street, W 65 by N 130, block 3, Villa Lots adfoining untversity site on eouth, Berke- College Homestead, a subdi- 8 and 7 of sald block, Berke- 7. Gritfith, Henry H. Maxwell, lot in a resubdivision of ley; $100. Breed & Bancroft (a corperation) to Elmer F. Nichols, lot 24, block C, Elmwood Pari, Berkeley; $§10. R. A, and Florence E. Berry to Amelia D. Curtis, lot on N line of Hearst gvenue, 143.455 E of Le Conte, W 42:6, N 41.51, NE 46.16, thence — 59.43 to beginning, portion lot 1, block 1, Daley’'s Scenlc Park, Berkeley; $10. Abraham and Rebecca L. Alexander and Al- phonse and Henrletta L. Welll (wife) to Helen L. Chamberlain, lot on E ‘line of Broadway, 93 N of Durant street, N 46:6 by E 150, por- o lot 2, block F, Fountain Place, Oakland; 7 C.W. and 8. H. Cralg (wife) to Charles T. Dell Conlan, lot on NE line of Adams streat, 90 NW of Mound, 90, NE 60, SE 45, NE SE 45, SW 80 to beginning, bloco.kmm by Strat q et A7 Metes twldow. by & Batty, to Jomge Daniel, lot 14, block i, Santa Fe Tract "Holcomb, Breed & Bancroft to Margaret Ben- fon (wife of ). 1ot'9, Banta Fe Tract No. T, ret and Carl Benson (husband) to John e e, W 10 b S 195, lot b. ‘Sartd 208, of W 40 by S lot 9, Santa Py Tract 7. Oskikna; #10. .u);.gg?mg.gflko, Matkews Tract, m\‘ Willlam H. Evans to Catherine M. Freese et ‘al., lot on NW corner of Park avenue and 3:6, subdivision m‘u-umiuul_ SECRET SERVICE MEN JAIL COUNTERFEITER® Believe They Have All-Round Crook in Stockton Prisoner. STOCKTON. Feb. 8—United States Secret Service Agents George Hazen and Harry Moffit of San Francisco ar- rived here last night with J. W. Strong, alias J. W. Needham, an alleged coun- terfeiter, arrested in the metropoiis. They came here to search his room at the residence of E. W. Douglass, who conducted a chophouse here with Strong as his partner. A counterfeit- ing outfit was found in his room at the Douglass place, together with skeleton keys, masks and other burglars’ para- phernalia. The detectives believe they have captured an all-round crook, who has operated extensively up and down the coast. The officers returned to San Franciscc with the prisvner this even- ing. —_—— WALLACE SAYS THAT HIS TESTIMONY WAS MISQUOTED Denles Press Report That He Informed Senatorial Committee That Taft Almost “Cursed” Him. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—John F. Wallace, for- mer chief engineer of the Panama canal, to- night gave out the following statement: “In justice to Secretary Taft and myself, I desire to correct an_ erroneous report which was given forth by the press of the examina- tion before the Senatorial committee in Wash- ington on Tuesday. “In the prees report of this examination it was stated that T sald tbat Secretary Taft at the Manhattan Hotel interview in New York last June had almost ‘cursed’ me. Semator Morgan in one of his questions asked If the Secretary showed temper at that interview. My answer was ‘ves,’ followed by the general remark that his denunclation almost ‘crushed’ me, or words to that effect—referring to the eftect of his denunciation and not to the lan- guage used by him. When the published press report was brought to my attention I was ab- solutely at a loss to detarmine in what man- rer the misunderstanding occurred until my secretary, who afterward examined the official | 10200 record. Informed me as to how the error had evidently occurred on the part of the prees re- porters. | “It may be plainly seen that this error was due to the similarity of the words ‘cursed’ and ‘crushed.” I therefore earnestly desire the press to correct the matter.” ————— MR. CLEVELAND CRITICISED BY WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS Magazine That Printed His Views Con- | cerning Them Alse Comes in for Cemsure. | BALTIMORE, Feb, S.—Grover Cleveland and | the magazine in which he recently set forth | his views on woman's suffrage were criticised | | | to-day at the convention of the Woman's Na- tional Suffrage Association. Eleanor M, Babcock, chairman of the press ccmmittee, let the ex-President off rather easi- ly. directing her bitterness toward the editor of the magazine for refusing to publish the other side of the question, especially for his declination to print ex-Congressman Shaffroth’s rous plea in behalf of women. Any magazine” she said, “‘depending en- tirely upon the support of women that will al- low cnly the opinion of its editor to be ex- pressed *hrough its columns upon a subject of such vital Importance as the enfranchisement of one-half of the citizens of this republie de- serves the condemnation of every lover of jus- tice and fair play. I believe our own eelf- respect demands that we refuse to take this magazine into our home.* Thers was nodding of heads and compression of lips among the delegates, but when the re- port came up for adoption a discussion followed which resulted in the elimination of the sug- gested boycott. —————————— Bank Cloxes After a Run. CHARLESTON, S. €., Feb. §.—After a run to-day, the Columbian Banking and Trust Com- pan§ of Charieston closed its deors and to- night the directors made a general assignment of property and assets for the benefit of credi- tors, naming Edward W. Hughes as assignee The bank was capitalized at $50,000. The financial troubles of a director caused uneasi- ness and the run to-day brought om a crisis. 1t is belleved the bank will be able to pay up in full. ————————— Bible for Guam's Populace. BOSTON, Feb. 8.—Under the mices of the Amerfcan Board the first attempt is being made to give the people of Guam a portion of the Bible in their pative language. Rev. F. H. Price, a missionary of the board in Guam, is translating an edition of the Gospels and the Book of Acts into Chamerre, the language spoken by the peopie of the island. The transiation will be printed in Japan. —————————— Negro Murderer Sentenced to Death. MOUNT HOLLY. N, J. Feb. S —Rufus Johnson, the negro who was arrested in Balti- more about a fortnight age charged with kill- ing Miss Florence W. Allison near Moorestown. N. J.. on January 18, was placed on trial to- day, convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged two weeks from to-morrow. ——————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SAILED. Thursday, February 8. Stmr Mandalay, Sanford, Crescent City . Stmr Newburg, Jchnson, Grays Harbor. Stmr Nevadan, Greene, Honolulu. DOMESTIC PORTS. ABERDEEN—Sailed Feb S—Stmr Coronado, for San Francisco; stmr Santa Monica, for San Francisco; schr Annie Larsen, for San Fran- cisco. Arrived Feb S_Stmr Daisy Mitchell. hence | Feb 5. PORT TOWNSEND—Satled Feb $—Fr bark David d'Angers, for United Kingdom. ISLAND PORT. HONOLULU—Safled Feb §, 2 p m—Br stmr Aorangi, for Vancouver: Br stmr Dorle. forl San Francisco: schr Helene, for San Francisco. | FOREIGN PORT. | VICTORIA—Arrived Feb §—Nor stmr Ref- | dar. from San Diego. Safled Feb 8—Stmr Queen, for San Francis- co; Ger bark Steinbek, for Fraser River. OCEAN STEAMERS. | NEW YORK—Sailed Feb S—Stmr Arabic, for Naples, ete: stmr La Gascogne, for Havoe stmr Rhein, for Bremen. HAVRE—Arrived Feb S—§tmr Sarmatan, from Halifax: stmr La Touraine, from New York. LONDON—Arrived Feb §—Stmr Minnetonka, from New York. QUEENSTOWN—Safled Feb S—Stmr Ma- Jestic, for New York. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Feb §—Stmr Corin- thian, from St John, N B. and Halifax: stmr Kingstonian, from New Orleans. | Salled Feb S—3tmr Noordland, for New York: stmr Numidian, for Halifax and St John N B, RAILWAY TRAVEL. California Limited Te Cligp i Ths Do Wat, Hanford, Visalta, Bakersfleld and intermediate points. T:30 A. M. Valley Limited for Stockton, Mer- Fresno, Hanford, Visalla, Bakersfleld . and points on Sterra Rallway. 10:55 A. M.—For Stockton, Riverbank. Oak- & 7o SAN RAFAEL, 13, ‘Sutsun and Way Stations ... 40A Valiefo, Napa, Calistogs, Sants e e S leasanton, v AN 5 Lathrop, Stockion D 728e Shasta nm—(vl’ D . ‘Willfams, Willows,*fFruto, Ret Bluff, Portland, Tacoms, Seattle. T4 Orovilie. @ Marysville, 5 Los_Banos, amestown, and Aogels. .. Atlantic Express—Ogden and East. EA Richmond, Port Costa, Martines and Way Statfons (fCuncord) . w Napa, Sunday only 7 enger—Port Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merce Raymond, Fresno, Goshen Junce ton, Hauford. Lemoors, V! Bakersfield, Los Angeles . Louis ..... " 7 708 243 7.08m 11.00AThe Over Chicago, Denver, Kansas City... 148 iies Sem Jous snd Wer Stations. Sacramento River Steamers ... Port Costs, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Modesto, Merced, Fresno. 3.40p Benicia, Winters, Sucramento, Woodiand, Knights Laading, Marysville and Oroville Jdfrrment. Kiies, ond Way i 11.00» 12.08» 10484 o 00pVallejo, Martines, San Ramon, Calistogs, Santa Rosa Nu:nm , Stockton, Lodi.. %g . Hayward, Niles, Irvington, San §.00p The Owl Limited — Newman, Los 3.484 Ransas City, St. Louls an ' a1~ e 3 Reno, Sparks, Montello. Ogd picis, Suisun, Elmirs, Divon, tions, Sunday only. i Banos, Mendota, Fresno, Tulare, Chlcago . fies and San Jowe. 8.00p Eastern Express—Omala, Chicago, Hayward, Niles and San Jose . Davis, Sacramento. Huzen, Tono- 8.20POregon & Caitforn 12.48» 9.48a 7.08a n.28a Bakersfield, Los Angeles. ........ B8.00pGoiden State Limited—El Hayware, N Valleju, Port Costa, Benfcla, Sul- Denver, Kansss City, St. Loufs, Martinez, Stockton, Sacramento, ’.n-neno Passenger—Port Costa, Be- pah. Golddeid and Keeler...... 9.009 Vallejo, Crockett snd Way Sta- press—sac- ramento, Marysville, Redding, Portiand, Puget Sound and East. 9.00p Hay ward. Niles and San Jose (Sun- 12162 10.45a fin 00a 9104 9.10a 10307 k- 9.45» day only)..... < 111.484 INE (Narrow Gauge). GO oot of Market Street.) 8.18 Newark, Centerville. San Jose, Cruz sud Way Stations . 5.56m 12.16pNewark, Centerville, e, New Almaden, Los Gatos, Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants Cruz and 4155 Newark, San Jose, Los Gato ,{EE% 9.45p Hunters Train— (Saturday only) San Jose and Way Statfons. 17 599 cgn T LINE (Broad Gauge). AT Y A San Jose and Way Stations. San Jose and Way Stations. =fl:!“ Almaden (Tues., Fri., ouly). Thio Coaster—San Jose, Salinas Ardo, Paso Robles, %, Sun Luis Obispo, Guadalupe, Gaviota, Santa Bar- bara, San Buenaventura, Ox: Burbank, Loa Angeles ......... o 8.00AG!iroy, Holiister, Pajaro, Castro- ville, Del Munte, Pacific Grove, Surf, Lompoc_. s 8.00ASan Jose, Tres Pinos, Watsonville, Capitola, Santa Cruz, Pacifie Grove, Salinas. San Luis Obispo and Pricipal Way Stations ... 1938 5an Jose ‘and Way Stattons. 8an Jose and Way Stations. ' 15p San Jose and Way Stations . 2 00p Del Monte Express—Santa Ciara, San Jose, Watsonviie, Sauta Cruz, Del Moute, Monterey Pactfic Grove . - #3.00P Los Gatos, Wright, Boulder Creel Santa Cruz, vis Santa Clara Narrow Gauge...... 3.30pSouth San Francisco, San Joss, _ _ Giiroy, Hollfster, Tres Pinos. &85 5an Joss and Way Stations . ~ Santa Clars, San Jose. Los Gatos, gan Jose and Principal Way Stations Sunset Express—Eedwood, San Jose, Gliroy, Saiinas, Paso Robles, San Lls Oblspo, Sants. Barbara, Los Angeies, Deming, El Paso, New Orleans .. ......... 5.450E1 Faso,'Kausas City, ‘St Louts, cago. o ttlnh( ro, Watsonviile, Capitola, ta Cruz, Castroville, Dei Monte, Pacific Grove..... 16.16PSan_Mateo, Beresford, Menlo Park, Palo Alto San Jose and Way Stations. Palo Altoand Way Stations ... 11.30PSouth San Francisco, Millbrae, Bur- San Carios, Redwood, Fair Oaks, Menlo Park and Pslo Alto . . 11.30pSaturdays only for Mayfield. Moun. taln View, Suony vale. Lawrence, OAKLAND HARSOR FEARR PNARROR, Daily except Sunday, 7.10, 9.00,11.00 A.m. 3.30, 5.30 °. m. 30 9.00. 10.30 4. m.; 12.00~., 4.30 .. A for Morning. P for Afternoon. §Daily. and stops at ail stations on Sunday. Tiburon Ferry. Fuot of Market SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RA 3.48a Felton, Boulder Creek, Ssuta Prinetpal Way Stations * ownsend Streets.) ta Margarlt San Carlos, Redwood, Fai Iingsme. San Mateo, Beimont, Santa Clara and San Jose ... . 19.450 30 tSunday excepted iSunday only. hMonday only WEEK. DAYS—17:30, 9:00 a. m.; 12: Street. o T, 5:10, 8:30 p. m. SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:19, €:30 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK . 7:30, 0:20 & mg )40 a. m., 146 4:50, 5:00, 5:20, 6:30 p. m. Leave in Effect. Arrive San Fran Oct. 8 1905 | San Fran. Week | | Destina- | Sun- | Week . Days. | | tiom. | days. | Days. 30 u| 8:00 a) 00 al 9: Ignacio. 8% gass . for San Quentin; at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur Springs and Mark West Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at Geyserville for Skagss :_at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Hoon- Greenwood; at Hopland for Duncan ngs, Kelseyville, Carls- a8 ROSS VALLEY, MILL VALLEY,