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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MAR DEATH NOTICES. Continued from Page Thirteen. Tenny). at 2:30 -p. m., from 830 Chief Ranger. Secretary. February 26, 1906, Henry H. Thall, belo asband of ¥rances Thall, and beloved M. -and Sam Thall, Mrs. Rebecca Hermann, and late Mark, Leon and Ada Thal Germany, aged 80 years. (M Chicago and New Yor £ I'riends and acquaintan: invite tully February ve of ‘Commec 11 da Febroary a native of Engl take place t a native of CHARLES H. J. TRUMAN The FUNERAL Leading anct 19 Mission DIRECTOR N\ STREET| 109. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 15. ( 94. Northern Cal Power. OFFICIAL Mining Stock: EAN FRANCISCO STOCK Following ‘were the sales on the elsco Stock and Exchange Board x Comstocks. ale & Norc.1. E 200 300 300 400 Chollar . 14 ‘rown Point. - 08 Gould & Cur. 13 Gould & Cur. Informal 5o 9 00 600 500 500 Caledon 200 Caledon 200 200 © Jacket m, “Session—Comstocks, 10| 100 Hale & Norc 11| 200 200 800 100 100 200 200 400 13 Jacket G QUOTATIONS. Bid. Ask 11 02 10 Gould & Cur. 14 Hale & Norc.1.15 1. Justice 06 J 08 Aipha i Al 2. Andes Beicher ] Best & Bel 1 Bruns Chollr Bryse C Va Bruns G & C Bruns Potosi Bruns Savage entuck ..... Lady Wash Mexican Occidental ... Ophir 3 Ophir-Bruns Bullion 12 Caledonia . 12 Challenge . 42 Chollar .. 10 Con Va M..1.351 o5 Con_Imperial 32 10, Silver Hill 9 03 Syndicate s 05{ Union Con 45 Eureka Con 3.00 Utah 03 ow Jacket 55 TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. on. Little 60 Y Exchequer Morning Sess 10 100 1 500 Amethyst. 3000 Amethyst 3000 Atlanta 00 Atiants ..... MacNamara. . €000 Atlanta ... Manhat Dextr 250 Atlants. Manhat Jumb Manhattan M. Manhattan M Do, b 90... My Queen,sid Montgomy Mt ° Mon Pittsburg Mohawk ... Mohawk Mont Ton. . Mont Tos Mont To: North Star. North_Star. N Y Ton C 400 Bullfrog Anx 2500 Bullfrog Com 200 Bullfrog Min 500 Bulifrg N Bk 2500 Blfrg Sunset 3000 Bifrg Sunset. 21 2200 Cyrus Noble Ohio Bullfrog 500 Den Bullfrog.1. Ohio Bulifrog. 2000 Dixle ....... ¢ Ohto Ton, i 2000 Death Val M Ohio Ton. .. ... 3000 Death Val M Ohio Ton, 30 500 Eclipse Ohlo Ton..... 1000 Dm B Btte C Ohio Ton, D 4000 bm B Bite C Ohio Ton Ex. 2000 Dm B Btte C Ohio Ton Ex. 1000 Do, b 60... Do, s 30 Orig Bullfrog. Orig Bullfrog. Pennsyivania. Potlateh Rescue Red Top Ex.. 06/ 1500 Sandstorm. . | y1 Humph: 1000 Do, o 70 Tn.s90.4. oo 25 [ 20 3 Bld.Ask 15 20 | o7 0 00 8 24 i w ‘ | ! | 4 11 | | 1000 300 bo M 500 Jumbo Ex 1500 Jendall . 500 Laguna . 3000 Lige Harrl Al 300 Adams ... 1 7000 ‘Blue Bull 1000 ‘BY 500 Do, 5.5 200 Bunker H 3000 California 500 Com Fract 500 Columbia 000 Biue Bull ... T3l 2000 .. 23 200 01 100 19, 1000 100 1. 5, 3] Do, b fternoon _Session. St 120 1000 Kendall .:... 1000 Laguna. & 10. 1000 Little George. 6000 Lone Star . b 99 Man_ Dextr,s5. 1. ot son Mt REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. WESTERN ADDITION. - § John S. Drum to Eleanor Martin, lot on § line of Oak street, 45 W of Yan Ness avenue, W22 & 87:5, NE 27:1%, N 14:7; $10. Californta_Safe Deposit and Trust Company | to Holmes. Tnvestment Company, 1987 D. 351, |lot an N line of Sutter street, 1 E of Van Ness avenue, £-86 by N 120; $1 7 John D, mid Mary A.- Robertson to same, samme, quitclaim deed;" $10. CREES City and County of San Francisco to George | | Herrmann (thrée-elghths) and- Wiliam Herr- mann (five-eighths), lot on SW corner of Green and Webster: stréets, W 206:8, .§ 137:6, E 100, N3 E 0 y g W, :6; . §—— :. and Catherine Reflly t Aubrey Mont- gomery. lat on SE corner of Hayes and Cen- tral avenue, B 31:3 by S 100; $10. = Mary A.'and Eugene N.: Fritz to Hattle D. Becker (wife of George J.), lor on NE corner of Plediont and Ashbury streets, N. 43:6 by E 100; $10. g 13| ‘500 Montgomy Mt 53 | Wililam J. McKillop to Edwin H. and Her- 18| 100 Mont Ton...2.¥: % | berta Norman, lot on W line of Cole street, 100 18] 1000 Mustang 34 | 8 of Haight, 825 by W 134 0. 5 500 N ¥ Ton Con 40 | Hannah and Kristo. Kerstégiy. to Rose Wood- 1000 Do, b 30... 53 50| worth, -lot on N line of Haight street, 61:6 B. 5000 DmAnA Trogl® 15| 200 Nort 60 | of Shrader. £ 50 by N 100 (recorded February 3000 Dixie . 08/1000 Ohio Ton, s10 61 | 27, 1906); $10. 500 Eclipse ..... :77, 100 Ohio Ton 63 | Grace Nichols to Belle'N. Southworth, lot on 1000 Gold Anchor.1.45| 200 Ohio Ton €0 | W line of Laurel street 127:81 N of Jack- 1000 d Bar ... 132000 28 | son, N 100 by W 57:6: §10. 1600 Belment ¢ 26 John and Luna Stierlen to Sarah B. and Mae 3000 Belm: 1000 13 | B. Asler, lot on N line of Parnassus street, 150 | 1600 Gold Soept 21,000 Pennsylv 05 | W of Clayton, W 2§ by N 137:6; $10. 1600 Do, b 30 00 Potlatch 05 MISSION BLOCKS. 300 Red Top ....1.90 | Lgcius I. and Helen ¥. Solomons to Brid- 51 20,000, Red Top 8 | ger 4. Daly, lot on W line of West Mission 62/9000 " Do. s 10 08 | etreet, 134:10% N of Thirteenth, N. Tlid}%, W 43| 2000 Rescue 14 | 102:315, S 45:10%, SE 106:5; §10. 63 1000 Rescue, b 10. 1% | Yictar A and Mdry L. Hancock to Abra- 0 Stiver Pick... 18 | ham: Cristall, lot on B line of Capp street, 50 0.8t Ives .. 21 | N of Adair, N 25 by E 75; $10. 500 Steinway, 10 37 Lucy A. Frost to James and Mary A. Cox, 1500 Syl Humpbrey 33 | 1ot on B of Capp street, 260 S of Seven- 06/ 100 Ton Belmont.4.90 | teenth, § 50 by E 122:6; $1. 00 Indiana ... 08,2000 Home Conb% 08 | ‘John S. Drum -to M. Fisher Compeny, lot Do, b 90,.. 03 800 Ton Midway.2.30 | o 'NW comier of ‘Sixteenth and ~Landers DD 1000 Tramp M Co. 70 |'streets, W 10 by N 60:6; $10. Butler'1.37% 5000 Vernal. 8 10. 07 | " Daniel Meyer to Mathilda Yurber or Hirsch- Bu .1.35| 2000 West Bnd....2.55 | berg, lot on S line of Sixteenth street, 30 W 771,85 1000 West End....2.50 | of Fond, W 20 by S 103; $10. 3 “Do_ b'10.1.37%| 100 Do, b 30...2.70 Wiiliam O, or W..O, and Mary E. Smith to 1000 Kawich Gold 02 Lacnian and Maggie McIntosh, lot on § [ine CLOSING QUOTATIONS. gf 153 n;g.sxrm, 30 W of Pond, W 20 by DURIPAN DI Else M. Hansen to Marie C. Hansen, lot on 2 A Ak % BId.Ak. | N ling of Twenty-first street, 75 E of York, Belmont MacNamara 73 E 25 by N 93; $10. Belmont Mt Con Great Westrn Homé Ind Tonopah Jim Butle s e end... ‘61 63 | Morton, lot on SB corner of Sacramento and Great Bend... 61 2| Drumm streets, § 45:10 by ¥ 100: $10. Hivernls " 56 08 | . Fifert Knop to Burke Corbet, undivided third — 2 Hiehland . 901.00 | Of lot on SE corner of Broadway and Mont- O3 Jumbo M Co-1.2 1:53 | somery. etreet, T 60.by 8 77:6; $10. 08 Jabe 22 73| _Jvan B; Martint fo Paul A. Martint, lot on 05! Kendall %0 _ 91 | N line of Broddway, 75 W-of Kearny street 1% Kendall EX 01 05 | W 62:5, N 92, E 47:6, § 20. E 15, S 63; §——. D Lagune % 9| Bettt Quandt to Gustav Quandt, lot on § line 26| Lone Star 1o 11 |of Chestnut street, 87:6 W' of Dupont, W:25 07 May Queen... 29 30 DY 8 ST:67 810, : " Mehanon 0 32| "Morris and Emma Siminoff to Moses Elis, 50 icMahon ---- 3 43 | 1ot on B line of Kearny street, 41:6 N of P O K oy, 10 — |clific, N 96, E €8:9, S 87:6, W 34:4%, 8 38 24 25 Nev Golafleld, 22— | W St $10. 5 ¢ 2 2 Ney Solaheld. 32 | Leon and Leonte Valudle and Marle Stono or | 22| Nev Southern. 12 - 15 | Secchf to Ciara’ Johnson, lot on B line of Spot- T 2o OBIEnA 1z 25 |ford street, T8:4'S of Washingion, § 36:6 by E - 2 .28 155, s10. e 12 13| ™ hernhard Schweitzer et al. to J, J. Mack, Iot Potlatch. » %4 08 | @ N'line of Post street, 68:10 W of Grant ave. Potiatch ..--- 08 0% | nue, W 5l:2, N 72:6, W 1:6, N 50, B62:8, 8 Red Top ....1.80 1.95 | 122:6; $297,000. Red Top Bx. 08 00 | lfabelia 'Prag to Caroline Prag, undivided R o %19 1.00 [ Bfth of lot on N linie of Filbers street, 160:3 | S orm x 10— | B of Taylor, E 46, N.60, W 23, N 60, W 23, § Stlver Pick... ‘16 .19 |120:'310; ? Siver Pick..- 18 '3y | Same ‘to Augusta Prag, undivided fifth of St Ives ...... 21 22 | same; 310. : S vemde . of | Same. toHafriet Prag, undivided fifth of Treasure 03 04 | same; $10. D1 Verde 03| -Morris and Rose Oser to Fred W. Bridge, lot ~ 3¢| Vernal o4 05 |om N line of Geary street, 112:6 W of Jones, 05 03 Wonder O1. — | W 25 by N 131:8; $10. 3 — 03 100-VARA BLOCKS. Pullfrog District. Jennte C..'Louts W, and Elizabeth Ohlson to = 04 —| Glana R | Raglana Tuttle, lot on NB line of Steuart A - e | street, 220:2 NW ot Folsom, NW 22:11 by NE Bi alltros J o 22, '— | 62:6; 510 e 1O B i oueen- - &3 - = | Henry B. snd Emille B, Kaach to same, lot Buljfrog Min- 45 50|Lind M Co... 12 — |S8;8W line of Hast street 229:2 NW ot Fol- Buiros Ank 04 % Momt Bulfior 63 08 | o N 2L Phinhos to Prane Man- e B Rl -t ael, lot .on.NW. line of Harrison street, 30 NE Bullfros Ex. |-of Ritch, NE'25 by NW.75; $10. Bifrg Bundie 26 | _Jacob and Ray Wertheimer to same, lot on Bife Mayfiwe 28 | X" corner of_ Ritch and Harrison streets, NE Bullfrg N'Bk 15|80 by NW 75; $10. i Bitrg Sunset T ja| Joseph and Louisé L. Tresmontan to Eleven Ching ~Nev.. T o5 | Assoclates, Jot on SW ltne of Ritch street, 275 Death Val M T 1% |SE of Bryant, SE 25 by SW 75; $10. Den Bullfrog.1.45 35 40| Harold W. Thomas to F.' W. Lucas and P. Dn Bifg Anx - 18 b M Co.” 8830 Paschel, lot on SE line of Howard street, Eclipse Tripolite Gold .15 .— SW of Fifth, SW 25 by SE 80; $10. Gold Bar . e Goud .79 | Charles Shrakiart to Rosie Auerbach, lot on 31| Wotverine % 06 | W line of Bryant street, 183 SW of Fifth, ol S tornt Y30 Garris Rothachild to Abraham Ln orris and Carrie Rothscl o m - RN STt Frank, lot on NE line of Sixth street, 25 SE Gold Wedge. -—* 17|Manhat Jumb 20 — | of Bryant, SE 25 by NE 90; 8$10. Manhat Belle 11 - 12/ Manhattan M. 19- 20 | - Eila Castelhun to Hannah Poyntz, lot on NE Mannat Cres.” = > ’\‘k‘;:::: r;::‘;, 20 18 | 1ine. of Gél::,rl‘s:)reel. 150 SE of Brannan, SE Manhat Cres. 22 Sy — | 25 by, NE-80; $10, = 15/sy) Humphrey 33 85 | “yiliam J. Poyntz to_same, same: gift. Other Districts. J. Frank and Marea Walters to Willlam F. 38 41) Lookout Gold. 70 ‘Sawyer, lot en SE line of Misslon street, 475 = 01| Lynx Creek.. 91 SW of Seventh, SW 75 by SE 160; $10. 0, G Crater 15 OUTSIDE LANDS. 1 % Nev Sunshine 12 Willlam H, and Frances S. Hort to Gustay S0ld Quartz. 40 Paymaster ... 01 Wormser, lot on W line of Fifth avenue, 275 Kawich Gold 02 Ray & O'Brien ' 10 N of Lake street, W 110, NW 50:1, B 107:5%, Kawich Kyst 01 —|Rocco Hmstk. 40 S 50; $10. ¢ Sawch M Co 01 — Tokop Con .. 18 Hattie N. Rood to John T. Minert, lot on E tle George 08 line of Fourth avenueé, 178 S of Lake street, S TONOPA' Following were the sales on the San Fran. cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: Midway : Midway EX .. Mizpah Ex . Montana Hans and Henrickka Haneen to Else M. Han- sen, lot on N line of Twenty-first street, 75 E | of York, B 25 by N-00; gift. HORENR'S ADDITION. 53 o1 & Ex. — Yot N ore 80| Wilhelmina Weber to John J. Connolly, lct R e o5 32| on W line of Fair Osks street, 148 S of Twen- Yoy Gon 95 40 | tY:second, 8 36 by W 117:6; §10. N T Con b 0| Thomes W. and Abble Mathews to Edwin North Star-.. 20 & | . Stone, ot an W line-of Callingwood: street, OmG oy 35— | 210 § of Twenty-first S 50 by W 125, lot 15, ) 22 Ohio Ton BX. % . | blotk 1, Noe Garden Homestead (recorded Feb- 98 99 Red Rock Bx 0% 14| ruary 37, 1906); $10. 72 e escne oA i6.00.11.00 | . Charles L. and Tina Hinkel to Georss At 25 o M Gon 03 05 | kins, lot on W line of Bureka street, 75 N 3 03 | of Tweutieth, N 24:6 by W 105; $10. TonSly & Gld Ton of Nev. YVirginia . | West End H MINING EXCHANGE. 9:15 a. m. Seselon. Bive Bull Biue Bull Blue Bull G Gt Bend, Columbla Lige Harris 1 G Mohwk,s10 Silvr_ Pick Great Westrn Ind Tonopah..02% 2:! 02| 1 & m. Session. 11/ 1500 Jim Butler 121000 Do, & 10. 48 2000 Ton N- Star.. 6 £10 63 0712,00 Biue Buil... 30 p. m. Sescion. Mt. 10/ 1000 Jim Butler.1.42% 40 15/1000 N Star, & 10. 60 | 200 West End..2.62% 12 26/ 2000 M'Nmra, s 10 72 50-VARA BLOCKS. lam' M. Lent to George H, Lent, lot orner of Clay and Drumm streets, § by ‘W 25; quitclaim deed; $10. Edwin T. and Grace 8. .Osborn to Thomas Wil on SW. 9 25 by E 120; $1. omes J. and Della Brady to Fritz and Frieda Muller, lot on W line of Eighth ave- nue, 200 N of Point Lobos, N 25 by W 120; $10. Currier & Mitchell to James J. Rellly, lot on W line of Twenty-fourth avenue. 275 N of Point Lobos, N 25 by, W _120; $10. Isedo Shef to James K, Fraser, lot on § line of A etreet, 85 E of Third avenue, E 25 by S 100; §10. Alliance B. & L. Assoclation to Henry G. B 5107 11| 1000 MacNamara.. 76 | Meyer, lot on W line of Seventesnth avenue, Bulifrog Min 50| 500 MacNamara.. 74 | 50 S of B street, § 50 by W 80; $10. T 90.,- 2| 10,500 Manhattan, 19 | Horace V. and Annie L. Carter to Willlam D2 b 90... 31800 Mont Ton:s10.3.00 | T, and Grsce Barttrum, lot on B line of Do Bifg, s10.1.60( 1000 Nat Bank ... 31 fixzu‘e;;)thsr‘;'enne. 200 N of I street, N 25 Dmand Con.. 51} 100 Ohio .... . B8 | by E 7 . 51! 3 ‘samuel D. and Rosie M. Simmons, to Isabella B 10 L 2200 B Ivea % 33| M Rosers: Jot on 8 line iof H ateest, -81:6 Gold Bar . 33 | B ot Seventeenth, E 25 by & 200; 810 3 Aurelius E. Buckingham, et al., to Lincol Golafield Min 66] 400 Ton Mdway.2.32% | 5y jor on N line of I street, 10i:6 W of 0 | Tenth avenue, W. 25 by N 100; $i0. Richard and Vesta W, Barker to Teresa lot on W line of Fortieth avenue, Getz to Mary A. Mo- Swiney, lot on B line of Forty-eighth avenue, 235 8 of K street, 8 25 by E 120; $10. Charles W. and Mary A. Pop to Alice E. G. 52| 1000 MacNa: 72 5311000 MacNamara,. 74 | Bush, lot on E line of Thirteenth avenue, 100 e . 76 3000 Manhattan 20 | 8 of L street, S 25 by B 120 §10. | G Anchor..1.4234| 700 Mont Ton 40|~ Thekla Helmrich to Martha A. Ijams, lot | Gid Mohawk. 45| 500 575 7500 | on SE corner of Twenty-ninth avenus and N | Do, s 10... 45/ 1000 Nat Bank 31 | street, E 57:6 by § 100; $10. | Gotakeld Min 6411000 Ohlo, s 10... 60| Willam and Sarah J. McCall to Newton | 3000 G_Bilvr Pick 16,1800 Ohio ......... Realty Company, lot on W line of Thirty- Do, s 80... 153500 Orig Bullfrog. 25 “45"“;‘13"““'» 135 N ot S street, N 475 by Great Bend.. €3)7000 Pa Goldfield.. (5 | >%0; $10. Great Westrn (6] 3500 Red Top Ex.. 08 | , Peter Abraham or Abrahams to Insebork Ind Tonopah. €3/1000 Ton Cash Boy 22 | Abrahams, lot on SW_corner of Twenty-sixth B i Peve 3714|1600 Ton Maway 2 273, | avenue and R street,- W £2:6 by B 100; §1. 1000 Do, s 10. 5 1500 N Star. b 10, 60 Parkside Realty* Company to Lulu K, Doe, 500 Kendall ... 2! v 203 o Jot on E line of Twenty-fitth avenue 175 N 2 3 = of T street, N 25 by E 120 (recorded Feby i Midway - CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Belmont Gold Anchor. Great Westrn Home . Home Coy .. Ind Tonopah. Goldfield District. Adams | Atlanta 3 | Bik Btte Ex. Bid Ask. Tonopah District. — 5.00| 225,,, Mizpah Ex .. —1 06 2% 78 74! To 15 2.85| West End. Bid.Ask. — 40 85 3.00 15 27, 1900); $10. HOMESTBADS. T, B. Potter Realty Company to Tillle Wismer, lot 33, block 57, Reis ‘Tract (recorded Febru: 27, 1906); grant. eSlm-nntn Hilma Johnson, lot 27, block 16, Rejs Tract: grant. E:me to George H. Carlson, lot 88, block 16, same: grant. John F. McGill to Philip Steffan, lot on W line of_Columbia place, 8 of Precita, § 50 W 0, P, V. 160; $10. ey A pedier” to. dnez” Pedler, lot 21, d block 61, Reis Tract: $10. Edwin and Helen S. Goodall to Frank an Augusta Holm, lot on SE line of Vienna street. 100 NE of Brazil, NE 100 by SE 100, jots & and 4, block 65, Excelsior Homestead; 0. and Augusta K. Paull (Keating) 24 25 Black Rock \fi ock .. % | Biue Bell ... ! ok Trust Company, lot om S corner | Biue Buil P 1 avenue and G street, SE 279.05, Booth ....... 28 ot thence 200; §10. . 40 | Columbia Mt. 29 13 A. Cross, 24 | Conqueror 19 2 25 | Daisy ... 3 — % | Dm B Btte (] €01 Dixte . €0 | Pmpire ..... €| Giand G Dst €2 | G)d Kewanas — 16 | Goldfield Min 63 —!Siiver Pick — | street, 25 NW on, NW 25 by SE 25, 17 | Great Bend.. — 0! Simmeron 20 | lot 5, block 2, Excelsior Homestead; §10. 17 | Jumbo M Co.1.55 1.03| Vernal 08| Eliza Stern to Henry E. Shields and Waiter 3 Bulltrog District. 0. Clement, lot on SE line of Twenty-first 5 R Aocuigi./ *2 strest. 102:6 W of Douglass, W 25, § 119, E 2, o | ey Bierg. (2 &id's: i bl , Noe Garden Homestead 14 | Bullfreg Anx —|Lige Harris.. — 02 ¢ 34| Pite Mayfwe 20 —|Mont Buiitrog 08 o8 EprogEun o fopile KN i ¥ | Bulltrg N Bk 52\ M Shoshn Ex. 20 31 Den Bulifrog. 1. 3 28 gIBIBHRRENNRERES Manhattan District. Manhattan C- 7 Manhattan M :l Orig Bulifrog. Francisco Hos d and Railroad Association, and all property; §10. J. M. O'Brien to Port Blakely Mill Company, same; $10. . . 3 San Francisco and Fresno Land Compan¥ to West Shore Land Company, lots 25 to 42, block ,ll_l:‘;: th?mlz to 35, block 182, O'N. and H. ot: £10. Catherine Ivancovich et al. to John lot 8, block:3, San Miguel Clty; $10. “Trounson, and Harry F. Sulllvan, testator of Johrt Ivancovich to same, same; $10. James A, and Mary E. Cole to Charles G. Stubr, lot on N line of ‘West Park, 238:9 E of Holly, E 25 by N 100, lot 53, block 3, Holly Park; §10. T. 'B. Potter Realty Company. to Clara L. Russell, lot 42, ‘block 29, Reis Tract; grant. Builders’ Contracts. Louls T. and Maurice W. Samuels with American Electrical Construction Com- pany (contractors), architect Charles J. Rous- geau—Electrical work for a @-story brick gar- age and lodge rooms on Jot on S line of Golden Gate avenue, 87:6 W of Larkin streat, N 49:8%, S 60, W 3% Inches, S t0, B B0, N 120; 4 Same owners with John Fay (contractor), architect . same—Plastering_and damp proot paint for same on same; $2450. Same owners with Duffey Bros. (contractors), architect same—Plumbing for same on, same; § Same owners with John Walton (contractor), architect same—Painting, whitewashing, var- nishing, burlap for same on same; $850. .Same’ owners with Bryan Blevator Company (Contractors), architect same—Elevator and &rill work for same on_sam John end Margaret Swenson- (owners) with Matthew A. Littie (contractor), archi- tect—All work for a two-story frame building on § line of Frederick street, 27:6 W of Wil- lard, W 27:6 by 8 100; § 6900, (Robert) Montgomery (owner) with B.-A. Schnell & Heckenroth (contractors), architect Philipp Schwerdt—All work except plumbing, electrical work, painting, gas fixtures, mantels, tiling and window shades for a two-story frame building (four flats) on SE corner of Hayes Setand Rresldis avernd § 102 by E 32:6; Same owners with Albert Laid (contractor), architect same—Plumbing, sewering, gasfit- ting, ete., for same on same; §1200. Agostino Stagnaro .(owner) with Demartini & Caranzo (contractors), architect J. A. Por- porato—All work except painting, plumbing, finish _hardware, mantels, shades and chan- dellers for a three-story and basement frame building (six flats) on N line of Twenty-third Etrest, 30 NW ‘ot Bryest, W 40 by N 100; Same owner with A, Ertola & Co. (contract— ors), architect same—Plumbing, gasfitting and sewerage for same on same; $11¢ —_—————————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, March 1. Stmr Asuncion, Bridgett, 24 hours from Port Harford, ¥ ford, SAIL! Stmt F A Kilburn, Portland via Eureka. - Stmr Sequola, Reed, Fureka. Stmr Aberdeen, Fosen, Eureka. Stmr G C Lindauer, Ailen, Grays Harbor. ED. Merriam, Astorla and Btmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka. SLAND PORT. HONOLULU—Arrived - Mar 1—Fr ° bark Brenn, from Cardiff. DOMESTIC PORTS. EUREKA—Sailed Mar 1—Stmr Eureka, for San Francisco. Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Arctic, hence Feb 28. PORT BLAKRLEY—Salled Mar 1—Br ship Dundee, for Unl Kingdom; ehip Occidental, for New York. SAN DIEGO—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Helen P from Greenwood; schr Bertha Dolbeer, from 'Eureka. ABERDEEN—Sailed Mar 1—Stmr_Grace Dollar, for San Franclsco; stmr Santa Monica, for San Pedro. Arrived Mar 1—Schr Sophle Christensen, hence Feb 6. - OCEAN STEAMERS. HALIFAX, N S—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Lau- rentlan, from Glasgow and Liverpool for Phil- adelphia. NEW YORK—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Penn- sylvania, from Hamburg. Sailed’ Mar 1—Stmr La Touraine, for Havre; stmr Amerika, for Hamburg; stmr Breslay, for Bremen; stmr Helligolav, for Christlania and Copenhagen; stmr Victorian, for Liverpool. ANTWERP—Sailed Mar 1—Stmr Rhineland, for New York. HONGKONG—Arrived prior to Mar 1—Stmr Siberia, from San Francisco via Honolulu, Yokohama, etc. QUEENSTOWN—Batled Mar 1—Stm- Baltie, for New York. GLASGOW—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr ‘Ethlopla, from New York. SHANGHAI—Arrived prior to Mar 1-—Stmr Tottenham, from Portland and. Victorla for Manila. MANCHESTER—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Cale- donian, from Boston. LONDON—Sailed Mar 1—Stmr Sarmatian, for Portland, Me; stmr Minnetonka, for New ork. LIVERPOOL—Sajled Mar 1—Stmr Sicillan, for Halifax and St John, N B; stmr Ken- sington, for Portland, Arrived Mas 1—Stmr Ivernia, from Boston; stmr Mafestic. from New York. * MARSEILLES—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr Peru- gla, from New York. GILLETTE OCCUPIES PECULIAR POSITION WASHINGTON, March 1—A peculiar situation has arisen in the army as to the case of Major Casslus Gillette, United States engineer, who is now superintend- ent of the Philadelphia filtration plant. According to the press dispatches, Major Gillette, who has for some months past been acting in the capacity of an expert assisting in straightening out the affairs of the filtration office, yesterday accepted office as superintendent of the filtration bureau. Up to that moment there was no ques- tion about his status, as he was simply an army officer .employed by the city of Philadelphia under detail from the War Department. But when he accepted office yesterday and took the oath as a civil officer he raised the point as to whether or not he had brought himself within the provisions of section 1222 of the Revised Statutes, which in substance cancels the commission of an army officer on the act- ive list who accepts a civil office. Today the officer’s resignation was re- celved at the War Department. The ques- tion whether an officer can resign an of- fice which he has ceased to hold or whether such a resignation can be ac- cepted 1s to be determined by the Presi- dent, for he alone is authorized to accept a resignation of this kind. Secretary Taft will take it up with him tomorrow. MARRIAGE TO END FIREMAN’S ROMANCE —_— PITTSBURG, Pa., March 1.—After fight- ing his way through fire and smoke to save the woman who will shortly become his wife, John H. Frazier, a member of No. 5 Engine Company in Chester avenue, left today for Pacific Grove, Cal, where he will be married to the girl he carried down a ladder wrapped in a blanket, a year ago. The story of Frazier's love is a romance. About a year ago a fire broke out in Kirk- patrick street, near Center avenue, and Frazier, who was a member of the Fire De- partment, was called upon to rescue Miss Mamie Kraupcops from the third story. He carried her down the ladder, and a week later the young lady, having fully recovered, asked for an introduction to the fireman who had saved her life. Miss Kraupcops is now visiting in Cali- fornia and Frazier, on leaving for the ‘West tonight, announced that he was go- ing to marry the girl he had saved. —_—e——————— REI'USES TO ATTEMPT STOP OF PROPOSED RAILWAY MERGER ALBANY, N. Y., March l.—Attorney General Mayer announced today that lie had ‘denied the application of Wil- ltam R. Hearst, demanding that the At- torney General begin proceedings to annul the charter of the Interborough- Metropolitan Holding Company under which the merger of the New York traction companies is intended to be effectuated. The Attorney General holds that the proposed merger will constitute a monopoly of the present clevated, su and subway systems in Manhattan and the Bronx, but that such monopoly in street transit is per- migsible under the laws of the State. g i) chchan T 5 LOSES SIGHT IN ORIENT. SEATTLE, March 1.—After spending thirty-five of the best years of his life in Canton, Chin Baptist ary, Rev. E. Z. America yesterday on Dakota, totally ¥ Canton he was still able 10 (owners) | FISH MAY HEAD NEW COMMITTEE Likely to Direct - Affairs of Reform Movement of Mutual Life Policy-Holders o > TO START AN INQUIRY NEW YORK, March 1.—Stuyvesant Fish, president of the Illinois Central ‘Railroad and until recently a trustee of the Mutual Life Insurance Company and a member of the Mutual's investi- gating committee, probably will head a policyholder’s movement in that com- pany for investigation and reform. It was .practically settled today that Fish will lead a committee of policyholders of the Mutual in the United States and Europe. Invitations to prominent policy- holders in all parts of the United States were mailed today and many accept- ances are expected by those in charge of the movement. The proposed committee will work independently of the so-called “Gov- ernors’ and Lawson committee.” _Reports that Fish may be asked to accept the proxy of the committee In the évent of the overtlirow of the pres- ent regime are said to be without foun- dation. D. Cady Herrick, who was one of the counsel to the Truesdale com- mittee until Fish withdrew, will be re- tained as one of the legal advisers to the international committee. Samuel Untermeyer will be associated with him and other eminent counsel will pe en- gaged. 2 LONDON, March 1.—Viscount North- cliffe (better known as Sir Alfred Harmsworth), chairman of the protec- tion committee of the British policy- holders of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, has cabled to Stuyvesant Fish, the first vice president, the com- mittee’s alarm at his resignation from the company and urging him to continue to support genuine reforms. TR R SAILS FOR EUROPE. Former President McCurdy of the Mu- tual Life Takes His Departure. NEW YORK, March 1.—Richard A. Mc- Curdy, former president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, sailed for Eu- rope today on the steamship Amerika of the Hamburg-American line, accompanied by Mrs. McCurdy and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. The- beau. Very different from that of most of the passengers on the big ship was théir departure. Instead of there being a host of friends to bid them good-by there was apparently none to see them, though about half an hour before “the vessel sailed one tall young man made a hurried exit from the door .of the luxuri- ous suite the McCurdys will occupy, and rushed ashore. Nor did any of the party appear at the rail with the other passen- gers when the ship backed out into the stream. Admission both to McCurdy’'s and his son-in-law’s rooms was denied to re- porters and two men who were said to be detectives stood at the rall leading to the suite until the time came for the steamship to sall. The McCurdys arose early and tea and toast was served in .their sitting-room about 8 o'clock. It was sald the break- fast had been ordered for the party at 10 o'clock. an hour after the Amerlka sailed. Several immense baskets of fruit and flowers were sent to the McCurdy suite before the vessel's departure. Those who saw McCurdy board the ship the evening before said he appeared to be in poor health. Thomas Beddow, Mc- Curdy’s coachman, who was locked up in the police station Wednesday night, charged with assaulting a reporter, did not sail. He was released after the ship sailed, the complainant declining to prosé- cute. Suits have been Instituted by the trus- tees of the Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany against former President Richard A. McCurdy, former General Manager Rob- ert H. McCurdy and the firm of Charles A. Raymond & Co., formerly general agents of the Mutual, according to an an- nouncement made by the Board of Trus- tees today. These suits were begun some time ago on the advice of Joseph H. Choate. Choate’s formal report was not made to the trustees until today, but the suits were begun on a preliminary ex- pression of his views made by Choate be- fore the completion of his formal opinion. The trustees at their meeting today ac- cepted the resignations of Effingham B. Morris of Philadelphia and Stuyvesant Fish. ANOTHER BANK FAILS TO OPEN ITS DOORS FORT SMITH, Ark., March 1.—The Southern Bank and Trust Company, & recent corporation, with an authorized capital of $600,000, failed to open its doors this morning. A notice was post- ed to the effect that the bank’s inter- ests had been sold to Thomas Neal, an attorney of Fort Smith, who, it was stated, would pay all depositors in full. The deposits amount to about $80,000. The assets are about a like sum, 2 The Southern Bank and Trust Com- pany was a branch of the Southern Bank and Trust Company of Dallas, Tex., and was organized less than a year ago by its president, C. C. Walter of Dallas, Tex. Some time ago there were rumors on the street that an authorized capital of $600,000 had been paid in. It is understood that Walter gave bank stock for real estate, which was placed in his own name. As a re- sult of these rumors small depositors began withdrawing their money. As- signee Teal sald today that the fallure was due to lack of capital, the entire assets of the bank being made up of the deposits, loans and discounts and the lease on the bank building. —_———— BOARD OF EDUCATION TRANSFERS TEA — J The Board of Education yesterday or- dered the following transfer of teach- ers, to take effect March 5, 1906: el — Captain of Detectives Edward S. and’ Captain of Police ‘Indianapolis reported GLARS STEAL FAMOUS PAINTING Rob Evangelist Ira D. San- key of a Picture of the Golden Gate. Special Dispatch to The Call. NEW YORK, March 1.—One of the me- mentoes of Ira D. Sankey's evangelical ‘work, a picture of the Golden Gate, en- titled ““The Garden of the Gods,™ pre- sented to him by friends in San Fran- cisco after he and Mr. Moody had held a revival in that city, was cut from its frame by burglars that entered Mr. Sankey’'s home in South Oxford street, Brooklyn, early Monday morning. So crudely was the work done that in all probability the plcture is destroyed, for the burglars, instead of cutting next to thé frame, cut along the edge of the stretcher, leaving a margin of nearly three inches. Two other oil paintings were destroyed the same way and the burglars stole enough silverware and bric-a-brac to make the total loss not far from $1000. It was at Mr. Sankey’s request that the police did not make the news of the burglary public, as he feared that it would cause his many friends to worry. Hopelessly blind and bedridden, he was greatly relieved when told that the rob- bers had not injured any one of the household. Mr. Sankey is attended by a graduate nurse, who did not retire until 3 o'clock on Monday morning, so that it was after that hour that the burglars entered the house. No one was disturbed by them and the first intimation of the theft was when servants went down stairs at 6 o’clock and found the pictures cut and deeds and valuable papers, which had been taken from tin boxes, strewn about. FAILING EYESIGHT DUE TO ELECTRICITY CHICAGO, March 1—Universal blind- ness is to be humanity’s tribute to elec- tricity is the theory expressed by Dr. H. Freston Pratt, X-ray and therapeutie expert, in the trial of a personal injury suit in Judge Winde's court yesterday. The Union Traction Company iy being sued for $50,000 damages in behalf of Ruth Bostrom, who is declared to be partially blind and paralyzed from an electrical current which passed from ;z'e llt:ncl’phere through her body April Eye speclalists have been the first to discover the corroding effects of the electrical currents being generated by millions of dynamos in every corner of the civilized globe, explained the wit- ness. Day or night we are never free from its influencé, he saild. The eyes, | the most delicate portion of the human body, will suffer first. Dr. Pratt ‘cited the increasing prevalence -of failing eye- sight.. Later will come a gradual sen- sitizing and burning of tne hands. The wavering of the incandescent glabe, the sputtering brightness of the arc light, the glaring white of the vacuum tube, were specified as the agencies which already have made the Americans a “spectacled and blinking nation.” The shock from a telephone battery, the spark of a “jumped” trolley pole, the snap and crackle of tne power station LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO FORMER SPEAKER DURUQUE, Towa, March 1.—The fu- neral of former Speaker David B. Hen- derson was held here this afternoon. Pusiness was suspended during the hours of the funeral and-for five min- utes” following the commencement of services the bells in every church i Dubudue tolled. During the morning the body iay in staté, the Dubuque mil- itary company acting as a guard of honor. There were six wagon-loads of fiowers. George D. Perkins of Sioux City, a former colleague in Congress, pro- nounced the eulogy. The Grand Army of the Republic took charge of the body after the cer monies at the church. A riderless horse bearing a soldier's accouterments was led behind the hearse. Services at the grave in Linwood were conducted by the Knights Tem- plar and the Grand Army of the Re- public. A military squadror fired three volleys over the grave and sounded taps. The Iowa General Assembly was represented at the funeral by com- mittees headed by Lieutenant Governor Herriott and Speaker Clark. —_———— CHARLES M. SCHWAB ARRIVES HERE FROM TONOPAH Comes to This City im Private Car, Accompanied by a Party of Friends. Charles M. Schwab arrived here last night from Tonopah, where he has been for the last week looking into his In- terests in that portion of the country. ‘While there he fully looked over all that section and expressed himself as greatly surprised at the wonderful growth and development that have taken place in that locality since gold was first struck there. He Is accom- panfed by Jacob Schmidloff, M. R. Ward, John McKane, John Gleason, C. O. Goulding, Captain Wharton, E. A. Manice and Donald Gullies. They are staying at the St. Francis. RAILWAY TRAVEL. California Limited o> By % Fresno, dynamo ‘and motor were cited as ever | present contributors to the same effect. | TxavE — FOO! TREET. — asnive T———W 1#‘““ vml‘!lc‘:'uu. Sacramento, juisun and - & Big s, Ssata Cruz .. e 8180 S T T B Wil 1 Por d, Tacoma, Seattie. 7.48p Bluff, Portlan 8.00ADav is, Woodiand, Knights Landin; sville, Oroville. Visalia, Porterville ... 8.20aPort Costa, Lathrop. Merced, Mo- desto, Fresno, Hanford, Visalia, - Ntflflt"m e S = 8.40A Niles, 8an Jose, ore, Stock- -y (tMilton), Valiey Spring, rame! lacerville, Red Biuft - lone, I Oakdale, Chiuese, ‘J | Sy ‘Sonora, Tuolumae and An ! Atlantic Express—Ogden and East. ‘Richmond, Port Costa, Martines and Way Stations (tConcord) ;w'ule}o. Dadly. NIDG."BII Los Angeles Pas Costa, Sartinez. | Bakersfield, Los Angeles. ....... | 10.20AE! Paso, Kansas City, St. Louls and 11.00AThe Oferiand Limited — Omaba, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City... 1.40A Niles, San Jose snd Way .00P Sacramento River Steamers ... 15pNewark, Centerville, Saa Jose, New Almade: Gatos, Fell . Los. Marysville and Oro: mm\urd, Niles, and W: P Vallejo. Mariinez, » Napa, Calistogs, Santa Rosa 4.00p Niles, Tracy. Stockton, Lod!. 4.15p Newark, San Jose, Loa Gatos . K Cnfc: P L 6.00p Eastern Ex) -Omiaha, Chi Benver. Ransas City, BE. Lomis 3 Martinez, Stockton, Sac: o, | mpicla, Sufsun, Dw Sacramento, Hazen, Tt oldfeld and Keeler. 1—“’%‘}0. Crockett and W ns, Sunday only | 8.209Oregon & Califortia ! ramento, Marysvil 1 Portland, Puget Soun | 9.00pHayward, Niles and San day only)....... Ban Jose and Wy Stations. ... .00ASsn Mateo, Beimont, San Jose, Morgankiil, Gilroy, Pajaro, Wat- sonville,Capitola, Santa Cruz, Del | Monte. Monterey, Pucific Grove | 8.00asShore Line Limited—San Jose, Pojaro, Castroville, Paso Robies, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, | ‘Watsonville,Capitols, Saata Cruz,’ | Del Monte, terey, Pacific Grove..... ., 2o JANew Almaden (Tues., F The Coaster—San Jose, San Ardo, Paso Robles, Sants Margarita, San Luis Obispo, Guadaiupe, Gaviota, Santa Bar- Dara, San Buenaventura, Oxbard, | Burbank, Los Angel b i e .. 469 , Hollister, Tres Pinos,] 5 Pajaro, nville, Sants Cruz, Castro- yille, Del Monte, Pactfic Grove, 11469 atsonville, Mounterey Pactic Grove.......su. O tn Gz, via Banta Ciare 30 San Jose, Cruz, Del 3.300 J ¥§-30v8an Joseand Principal Way Stasions edwood, Sen :)‘bln". Paso jaro, W Atson viile, Capitois, ta Cruz, Castroviile, Del e 11.45» 11.359 r 's only for eld, Moun- W}.m Santa Clara Jose ........ 18.16® . « hw.. lg. 6. S %03 50, 430, "X for Morhing, ______P for Afferncon. @.-‘"nm oo R o'-.fi. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. and 815~ sad St 3y, le. 9.00,11.00 A.m.; 00. 00, 10,304 w.; 12.00, 30 po oo Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Streets SAN WEEK DAYS—1T:30, ooe ,"é’.t'lb. man‘ 200, 9:3Q & m.: 12:35, 3:30, 3:10, 8:30 p. , SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DA’ 7:80, 7:00, 920 & 3 12:50, 3:40, -