The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 3, 1906, Page 14

PEATH NOTICES. Continued from Page Thirteen. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 3; 1906. Margaret end Jobn, brother of NMcCarthy , aged 74 ¥ tomorrow eran ¥ob, Twelfth and Tt Olivet Cemetery, b Bighteenth and the chapel of en Gate ave lic streets —In this city 1y beloved and ral car aged_29 member of C € Pri invited nda) 1606, he funeral vom the parlo; Mission treet. Cremation les, and = March 4, &t 11 & m. Tnterment later u ;. Oakland, March 1, Blanche F beloved wife of” E E. Thomps Irvington, & mativ Mass., 157 riends and”cquaintances are respect- Gloucester, aged 34 years invited to attend the funeral Sunday- afternoon, March 4, at 2 o' cloc s = place tomorrow | val of es are respect- Remains at 51 George, her ser Jda ears | from 1906, Seymour, tances are respect- ra OF Be- Lo Jose- Jack ister— t San | { 1906, | ward | e of X, at ¢the parlors of the Albert Rrown O 572 Thirteenth street, Oakland, Inter private. THUMLER—In this city, February 25, Bmil; dearly beloved ? c. Thumler, and 4 o L. N. Ritzau, Mrs. Charles -Hamann, ¥, W. Graf, Henry and Hugo Thumier and the lete- Mrs. Bertha Lux, a native of.San Francisco, days aged 30 years 6 months and 29 | E¥ Triends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited (Saturdsy). residénce. Mount to attend the at 1 o'clock p. m., 1007 Washington street Olivet Cemetery funeral from his late Interment via electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero stree: today VOSBURG—In this city, March 2, 1908, He W. Tosburg, & native of New York. i , WHIPWORTH—In this city, March 2, 1908, | "lgflJfi " beloved ‘i'&« James Whitworth, | ane ving aunt of iss Inez Evans, - tive of Missouri g, WILLLAMS 1 this city, February 28, | 1908, William Willlamson, & native of SBcotland, aged years 5 monthe and 23 days. L7 Frienés and atquaintances are respe _funeral ser fully invited to attend the v, March 4. at 0 a. m. train | from Third and Townsend streets for Mount Olivet Cem: WOODLAWN CEMETERY Ban Mateo County. MASONIC METERY ASSOCIATION, 586 James Flood Bullding, 8. F. COMMERCIAL NEWS, | 1 Continued From Page 15, { | Stkn G&B6s.100 — : '(‘ & E bs.107 — “ R of BF 4s 88 - val 'u}"(s‘l«fi: . | Yos SL 4% — o4 w. AT'ER STOCKS. Conrta Csta 47 473 Port Costa. .. a8 Mdrin C 5 8 V wat Co 38 a8% GAS AND ELECTRIC, Cent L & P 4% § (Pac L Co. Marte] Powr 2 EFG& Mutus! E L 18% 19 |Stkn G & INSURANCE. Firem's F4.390 — | BANK STOCKS, Am Ntl BK129 — LEAA. 152 Anglo-Cal .. — Mer Trust...210 Pamicof Cal 425 426%, Mercn oo Cal Safe Dp.160%; — 8 F Ni — Firat Natnl.350 330 | Seres SAVINGS BANKS, Ger § & L3057y — & L 0} Hum 8 Bk 2250 e Bav B dep Mutual Say.110 Union T Co.3000 8 F Sav U.700 | STREET RAILROADS, California .2315230 | Presiaio ..., — POWDER. Giant Con.. 80 81 BUGAR. :l'fliln C 79% — "On o a SC 10 11 Hoten 8p G xsz 14 ] Xilauea 8 C — = 40¢. Makawel! C.-33% 34%] MISCELLANEOUS, Aleske P A 54% — | Oceanic § Co — Aseo Oil Co. 4% 50 | Pac Aux FAS Cal F C A 981 — |Pac'C Cal Wine A 85 MVE MtTm.110 Borx.1 IPuc! Tel Co. mfiu - uD = SALES. 1000 Dalsy .. 48 750 Nev Goldfield. 1T Morning Session. 1200 Dm B Bife C 53/2500 North Star... 59 BoarSoc 300 Dmdfia Tragi 1615000 North Star 25 Cal Wine i ¥ 50 Contra Costa Water, & 90. 48.12 500 Eclipse . 77 100 e :g 5 Contra Costa Water . 48, 600 Gold Anchor.1.45! 2500 2 25 Paaubau S P Co. 18. 500 Gold Ba 2 10 Presidio R R 2 ;g- 3-?33 gg:g g;: - 20 Talon, ‘s::fi ‘(‘m" 4 9. 5000 Gold Sceptre. 45(1000 Ohio Ton, £30 61 Hawallan_Com’l 07 1000 Do, b 30... 46/ 5000 Ohlo Ton Ex. 18 L A-Pac R R of Cal 5s 08 5000 Gid Belmont. 45(7000 Do, b 30... 1T S P of Arizona (1909) 3000 Gl Belmont: 50| 3000 Orts Bulitrok. 34 JRROfSF4s.... 1000 Goldfield Min 63| 500 Orig Bullfrog. 25 Street— 1000 Goldfield Min 62/1500 Do, b 10... 25 Honokaa S Co 5000 Granny . 15/34,200 Red Top Ex 09 Afternoon Session. 2000 Great Ber 8000 b - Alasts Packers’ Ams. i 14,500 Gt ‘Western 13 5 Contra Costa Water 9 7000 Do, b 90... 0711000 Sandstorm. 1.47% 0 ra Costa Water. 47.00 1000 H Hooligan.. 22| 500 Sandstorm Ex 11 i s ¢ e 47,25 | 2000 H Hooligan.. 20| 500 Syl Humphrey 38 _— Sl 7925 | 17.000 Indiana ... 03(1000 Syl Humphrey 39 S e e 114.75 | 10,000 Do, b 90, 17000 Silver Pick... 17 e A N ‘25 | 1000 Jim Butler. | 2300 St Ives . 21 iae ooacag : 300 Jim Butler.1.321¢| 200 Stelnway . 36 15 California Fruit Conners'... 1000 Joshua, s 1012000 Do, b 00... 38 000 Cal Gas & El Gen M & C T bs. 90 50 ;m gg:a: 3 }; % %’:‘mfixh l.c.ol 19 Rt g e 2000 Joslpia, s 13| 600 West End....2.50 Unlisted Securities. 1000 Toudie’ 2 3 100 west Ena: i MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. 4000 Joshua, 15 o, 2.7 Bid. Ask. Big, Ask. | 200 Jumbo M..1.573% Bay CPC 65107 108 | SF G&F43%s.1025,104 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. B L Wat 6s. II"'h o | 10%1;)8 Touopah District. o "\Wat 54 993101 | Stan B §tdSs 933 — Sl s C Wat Bs 00% o 20 % 1 Belmont ....4.75 4.60| MacNamara.. 67 Con 5s. — 106%| Sun Tel 6s..111 Belont e R 2.2 Risl Wksbs, — 101 Do 8¢ 107% — Boston ' Mo, 99 SF Drdk 56.110 115%| Brgr's JB Ex MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. | Catitornta a 8§ Co..— 23 |Gas Con A. | Cash Boy. Mont_Mid ockey C1.130 150 | Colehan . Bon_Pittsburg 2= 3 200 b % | Fula Con . o 4 |Orpheum Co. =" 20" | Eureka Ton.: = 'acC Cas Co.147 . Gold Anchor.1.4; A — | Pac Sur —= 230 Gold Crown. 41/ Ohlo Ton ... — |Phear Pamnt100 — | Golden Gate. 220hio Ton Ex. 15 ¢ 30 |S F Drydock — 75 Gold Mt 0| Red Rock Ex 07 - Do old pl 35 | BO& v'rxm — 180 Gold - Mt Con —| Rescue . Do nw pl. — 82 [ Truck Elect. 20 20% | Great Westrn 07/ Ton Exten..10. 50 11. gg LES. Home .. — 30/ Ton Hme Con 04 z. Besalon. Ind Tonopah. 03 = 04| TonSly & Gld — 10 Board— | Jim Butler. ..1.30 1.35| Ton of Nev.18:50 19.00 ins ... | utler 3 0 Virginia :fi,;‘:‘;;?," ek Little Ton ..4.00 —|West End....2.50 2.55 B g | Lucky Tom:. '— o8] $1,000 Pacific Gas and Elec 5s { Goldfield District. : e Adams . 09 10| Great Bend... 80 — California Stock and Oil Exchange. | Atlanta bl %g‘ml;;fi::’ s Asked. | Black Ani — 0 Jumbo M Co.1.52 1.55 48 | Bik Btte Ex. 03 04/ Jumbo Ex 21 22 | Black Rock.. ‘04 06| Juno . — 6 | Blue Bell .. 04 05| Jbshua B — | Blue Bull Il 12 13 Kendall . S8 8 | Brooklyn .\ 02 03 Kendall Ex... 04 03 |'Bite Goldfield 24 .20|Laguna .. 20+ 22 | Bull & Bear 08 00| Lone Star 10 11 | Booth ....... 28 29| May Queen... 29 30 icop’ 40 50(McMahon .... — 10 Columbia ... 08 Mohawk 50 51 Columbla Mt. 24 '_’61:\9\ ada Boy.. 10 11 | Com Fraction 18 Nev Goldfleld. 18 18 Commonwlth. Nev Southern. 12— Conqueror "!’Olku = o B 10 18/ Oakland . 1225 13 0ro . BETIAT 53 Pennsylvania. 04 (6 Dmdfid Trngl 15 17| Potlatch ..... 05 06 Dominion — 10 Red Lion .... 03 04 Dixie 09 10/ Red Top ,\.n'l 2.00 c Light & Power .... 4.50 . | Empirs . 96 0| Red Top Ex.. 09 10 cellaneous Stocks— | Fawn .. Elsnndulorm . .45 1.47 Sanitary Reduction Works .. 3.00 3.50 | Florence 4.00] Sanastorm Bx Pt Miscellaneous Bonds— risco .. — Siiver Pick... 17 Asso. Oil Co. Co. Bs (1922).. 93.00 . | Gold Dust 0L 03 Simmerone .. 18 .20 Gold_HIT oL - —I8t Ives ...... 21 22 Gld Belmont. 50 65| Sunnyside . 07— Goldfleld Min 61 63| Treasure . 03 04 A 1 % 47 | GId& G Reed — 10/ Verde — 2500 Junction Ol (B. 60) 22 | Gidfid Rand. 05 07| Vernal . 05 06 25005 o Goldfield Ton — 03] Wonder o — Bulitrog District. ) Stk. Tr. Cer . Amargosa ... 04 —|Gldfd Bullfrg — | Amethyst ... 5. 90 Gld Mt Gldfid 10 | Big Bullfrog. — 10/ H Hooligan.. 20 Bonnle Clare —|Lige Harris.. 02 100 ¢ Rulifrog Min —|Lind M Co... 12 200 Ofl City” Petroleum . Bullfrog Anx 05/ Mont Bullfrog 03 ERROR. Bullfrog Com 14| Montgomy Mt — 07 Bullfrog Cons 08/ M Shoshn Ex. 30 _ Bullfrog. Ex. 09/ Ohlo Bulifrog. 24 Bifrg_Bundle 07| Orig Bulltros. 24 Blfg Mayflwr 0 Mining Stock: 1SCO STOCK EXCHANGB. | were the sales on the San Fran. o Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: ssion—Comstocks. 10[ 200 Potost 12 | 48 200 Savage 43 (9| 200 Savage 44 6215| 900 Sterra 32 I ‘)rrml Session—Comstocks. 200 Mexican 400 Scorpion 200 Yellow Jacket K 2 12 500 G & Cur, b30 15 m. Sesslon—Cometocks. 100 Belcher Ophir ... 5 200 Best & Rol . Opht: 5.8 200 Bullion ... Overman 100 Caledonia Po 100 Con Va M...1.35 Savage | 300 Gould & Cur. 12 Scorpion 2600 Julla 8| Silver Hill 200 Hele & Nore.1 l.' 100 Union Con. 100 Mexican CLOSING QLomnO\= Bid Atk Alpha .. Gould & Cur. 12 Alta . 'Hlle & Nore,1:10 1.1‘5 Andes Justice 06 o7 Beicher . Julia . 08 . 09 Best & Kentuck — 2 Bruns Lady Wasl — .0 Bruns Mexican .20 1.25 Bruns Occiéental 85 | Bruns Ophir .......5. szxs 6.75 Bruns Ophir-Bruns. . 10 | Overman 1z 3| Potost 12 138 | - Savage . 44 45 Scorpion 10 11| Seg Belcher. 05 o8| Sierra Nev... 32 33| Confidence St Louls . el J, | Crown Point. 08 10 Sflver Hui... 80 91 Con N ¥.... 02 03)Syndicate — 1 E Sjerra N 5 45 46 Eureka Con. 04 05 Exchequer "o HE TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Morning _Session. 5000 Adams 10/ 2000 H Hoolgn, b60 24 9100 Atlant 30/11,000 Indlana .... 03 1300 Atlanta . 29/ 8300 Jim Butler.1.37% ‘ 2000 Blk Bite 031600 Jim Butler...1.40 | 2000 Bik Btte Ex. 04 25 Jim Butler...1.35 7000 Black Rock.. 05 Do, s 10...1.35 000 Blue Bell 051300 Do, e 10.1.37% | 11,000 Blue Bull.. 13| 100 Jumbo M Co.1.60 | 2000 Biue Bull ... 13| 500 Kendall Ex... 05 | 14,000 Bull & Bear 061000 Kendall, s 10 04 1000 Bulifrog Anx 20 1300 Lige Harrls.. 02 5000 Bifrg Bundle MacNamara.. 73 | | 5000 Bulifrog Com M'Nmra, b 30 73 | 2000 Bullfrog Com MacNamara.. 13 | 4000 Bullfrog Com Manhat Belle. 11 4800 Bulifrog_Min Manhat Belle, 12 5000 Bullfrg N Bk 0/2000 Manhat Belle, 13 200 Bulifrg N Bk 32/2000 Manhattan Cn 85 2500 Do, s 10. Manhat Comb 15 500 California o b60... 18 - | 1000 California. ... Man Dextr,s30 43 1000 California ... Manhat Jumb 20 1000 California °. Manhat Jumh 21 500 Californ! . Do, b 23 1000 Cash Boy 13 Mlnhl(lln M 20 1000 Columbla Mt 28 2600 Mohawk | . 2600 Columbia Mt. 25|2000 Monitor 1500 Conqueror 20,2000 Mustang 500 Do, & 10. 20 5000 Mustang. 2000 Cyrus Noble. 40| 4000 Mustang, ), 00 Mustang . 1 Mustang ... Den Bullfrog.1. Nevada Boy.. 10 Dn Bifg Anx 20i 500 North Bt . B9 Dn Bifg Anx 19/ 5000 North Btas 8 Dm B Bite C 5511000 Ohio Ton, si0 €2 Dm B Btte C 543500 Ohio Ton. €2 | 2000 Dm B Btte C 53/2000 Ohlo Ton, b30 64 500 Do b3.... 537000 Obdo. Ton Ex. 15 | 1000 Dmdfla° Trogl 15) 8000 b 20... 18 | 1000 Dmafid Trngl 16! 3000 on; Bulifrog. 25 | 10,000 Dm Trngl.. Oro 11 1000 Do, s 10. Penn; 06 | | 5200 Dixie Potlatch .05 2000 Dixie, Quincy 02 12,006 Dixie .. R Top. s10.1.923% 1000 - Do, b 10 Red Top Ex. 08 | 5000 Do, s 10. e8| 500 Stlver Pick. | 5600 Do, s 1 1 1000 Rescue 3 2200 Steinway 38 500 Stefnway F3 180 Gold Crown 40 1000 Steinway 88 500 Goldfield Min 62]2000 St Ives | 1000 Gid Mt Gidnd t'ilflofl St Ives 22| 1000 Gid Mt Gldfid 10/3500 Syl Humphrey 85 250 G Sceptre.s10 42/1000 Syl Humphrey 34 5000 Gold Wedge.. 17|1500 Syl Humphrey 36 7000 Granny .. 15/10.000 Do, » lo... 83 | 8000 Great Westrn 06 Do, 34 1000 b 30. 07| 100 Ton Enen.u.uu, 000 73| 200 Do, s 10..11.00 9000 76| 100 Do, s 10.11.124 2000 73| 600 Ton Mdway.2.82 500 72 600 Ton Midway.2. 2000 74 500 D 7 SEERIERNBLLINES 2SR5 L2l | i | 2000 1500 | 500 ' 2000 2000 12500 | 1500 1000 | 1500 1000 3 ’mo 100 Mont Ton...2.97% 700 Mont Pon £ SSSS!B!BS%&SES&SGEBS!!QQS B2ER | 2000 Ind Tonopah. | 2500 Adams . | 3500 Blue Bullfrg N Bk Blfrg Sunset. 7 Nev. Den Bullfrog.1. Steinway | Dn Bifg Anx Tramp M Co. Eclipse 78| Tripolite_ Gold | Gold Bar. ... 75| Ventura . | G Bar Annex 55| Wolverine 02 Gold Sceptre. 46/ Manhattan District. Gold Wedge. -— Manhat Jumb — 20 Menhat Belle 12 | Manhattan M. 21— Manhattan C 92 93| Manhat Navaj — 16 Manhat Cres. 22 —! Manhat Synd. 20 — Manhat Dxtr- 40 42/ Syl Humphrey 38 40 Other Districts, f Cyrus Noble. — 40| Lookout Gold. 70 — Esperanza — 0l Lynx -Creek.. 91 — Gold Reed M — 40| Nev G Crater 15 — Golden Terra 50 — Nev Sunshine 12 — Gold Quartz.. 40 —|Paymaster ... 0L — Kawich Gold 02 —|Ray & O'Brien 10 — Kawich Kyst 01 —|Rocco Hmstk. 40 — Kawch M Co 01 —|Tokop Con .. 18 a8 Little George 08 —| ’ TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE, Following wers the sales on the San Frai cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday 9:15 a. m. Session. ‘ggvi 10,000 Pa Goldfield 05 | 1000 N ¥ Ton Con 11 a. 4000 Atlanta Bull . 1000 California . 1009 Cclumbia Mt. 3600 Dmdfid Con. . 1000 Dmdfid Con. 5000 2 132000 Manhattan - 4211500 Nat Bank 26 2500 Ohio 55| "500 Ohlo, s ‘0. 54 3500 Orig Bullfrog. Dixie 09] 8000 Pa_Goldfleld 1000 Dixle . 1000 Red Top Ex | 1000 Eclips 100 Ton Betmont.4.00 1000-Gold_ Anchor.1.50| 1000 Ton Cash Boy 22 | | 2000 Gold Mt ....09% £ 500 Ton Mawnyz 32 1000 Ind Tonopah. 03’ 800 Do, s 10. 2100 Jim Butler.1. 37;9 1500 Ton 1000 Do, s 10. 1500 Do, s 10, 2500 Lone Star 2 2000 Adams 20 3500 Atlanta 21 8500 Blue Bull 23 Do, 5012000 Mon Pittsburg 3000 Bulifrog Min 30 3000 Calfornia, b10 88/3000 Mon Pittsburg 22 5200 Dmdfld Con.. 53(1000 Ohio 62 1000 Eciigse, s 10. 77| 500 Ohio 61 8000 Gld_Mohawk. 50| 3000 Ohio, 62 2500 G_Silvr Plck 17,2000 Ohlo, 64 1500 Do, b 10... 17,2500 Orig Bullfrog. 25 4500 Great Bend.. 73/3000 Pa Gidfid, ba 7000 Great Bend.. £0/1000 Red Top 1000 Great Westrn (6| 2500 Rescue 5000 Great Westrn 20,000 Ind Ton ... W 500 Stelnwa; 03/1000 Ton Mdway.2.323, 500 Ton Midway.2.30 150«) Jim Butler.1.37%/ Do, s 10...1.35/3500 Ton N Star.. 58 600 Do, & 10.1.37%/1000 Do, s 10. o8 2000 Jumbo Bx .. 22| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ‘Tonopah District. Bid.Ask. | Bla, Acl( Belmont =5 oo“ Mizpan Ex .. Cash Boy on Pittebu g7 pry o g onb o L — 3.c0 Great Westrn 063 mIN Y Ton Con — = 30 Home ... W | Home Con .. — 62 Ind Tonopah. 02% M 5 m i Jim Butler...1.35 13 14 Little Ton...3.50 50— MacNamara.. 67 o0 | Midway ... 2.30 60 2 Golafield | Adams il £ ¢ 23 24 | Atianta " — Kendall — 90 Blk Btte Bx. mu 4,04 Loguna — 25 Black Rock.. !&\lnne Star 10 11 Biue Bell ... 08 —|May Queen... 2 % Blue Bull \5 13 1 Mann 40 51 Booth 28 ST e Columbia Mt. 25 —[Oro ......... 13 15 — 21/ Pa Goldfleld.. 05 07 Y . 48 —| Potlatch $702 Dm B Bits ¢ 51 52| Red Ton' .11 o2 06 Dixie 06 €0% Red Top . 1 2.00 Empire . 05 —|Red Top Ex.. 08 09 Gld Belmont. 50 —|St Ives i | Gland G Dst —. 04 Sandsto: 1.40 1.50 Gld_Kewan: Siiver Pick... 16 — Goldfield M! | Simmerone — 20 Great Bend | Vernal .. o 08 Jumbo M Co. District. Amethyst . Eclipse ...... 785 — Beatty Bifrg. Colimer . Bullfrog Anx 04 05 Lige 02 0214 Bifg Mayfiwr 20 —ruunt nmmo: — 04 Bullfrg N Bk Shoshn Ex. 20 30 Den Bulifrog.1. 40 —I Orig Bullfrog. 25 — Dn Blfg Anx 20 Manhattan District, Manhattan C 0 — 73 80|Syl Humphrey Other Districts, — 01%! Paymaster ... ”'T\m Gola' Mt. 00 om Manhattan M Psperanza . Kawich Gold — Nev Sunshine REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. § THURSDAY, MARCH 1, ‘WESTERN ADDITION. Estate of Janet 5. Porteous (by executor) to Charles L. Tilden, lot on E line of Van Ness avenue, 40 N of Geary street, N 80 by E 109: slso lot on NE corner of Van Ness avenue and Geary street, N 40 by E 109; | Homestead; $10. lot on W line of Shrader itxeet. 30 S of Wal- ler. S 30 by W 106:3: $10. Samuel ‘Einstein to Alfred C. and Clara M. Dedeme, lot on N line of McAlllster street 100 E from First avenue, E 25, 8 to Ppoint opposite nning. 1%; $i0. oseph and Em; lllc!ullmhka to Anton lllchlllnchk Tot on N line of McAllister street, 179 ‘% E from First avenue, E 52:10%. N 187:8%, W 50, § 137:10; $10. Rose Latz to Gaillara Stoney, lot on NE §‘;"'§' 93' iucluou and Walnut streets, E 27:6 1 Mercantile Trust Company to Winfield S. Davis, ot on N line of Washington n'eet. 103 W of Spruce, W 62:6 by N 127:8%; ¥ MISSION BLOCKS. ry A. Breen (Reilly) to Robert Millizan, {g;e:; S line of £ Clinton P‘-irok. o5 of T0_street, y 8 5 Emily W Fearon et al. to Unfon Trust Com: pany lot on E line of Mission street, 139 N d shall, lcl on W line of Capp mret!. ©of Nineteenth, N 27 by W 122:6; $10. Mary Matthews to Mary A. Hail, lot on E gz"ehflfEJ!aule street, 194 N of Twenty-first. N Y E 75; gift. Rudolph J. Taussig to John J. O'Todle, lot on E line of Valencia street, 210 8 of Nine- teenth 8 25 by E ; 810, 50- VARA BLOCKS. Bstate of John L. Haskell et al. to Isidor L. 1 street, 105 W of Front, W 25 by S 60; Edward . White to I. Lipman, lot on E 19 N of Pacific, N'| line of Stockton street, T 18:5 by E 68: $10. William and Louise Raublnger to Charles R._ Bishop, Jot on N line of Lombard street, 187:6 E of Mason. E 45:10 by N 137:6; me to Edward F. Adams, lot on SE ccrntr Chestput street and Venard alley, E106:6% | by § 137:6: $10. Jean P. Luc to Salvatore Dito, lot on N "ue\wr‘J Pacific street, 105 E of Taylor, E 2 b; 10. Armand and Sarah Picard to August and Annie Voeipel, lot on § line of Pacific street, 104:8 W of Jjones, W 32:10 by S 90; $10. Ellen Dorohue ((rustee of the estate of Pat- rick O'Sullivan and James P, O'Sullivam) to Mary M. O'Sullivan, ‘lot on N line of Ellis Etreet, 5 W of Jones, W 40 by N 60; $10. Larils T, Saruels to Charles H. and Rhinette Morrell, lot on S line of Turk street, 137:6 E of Leavenworth, E 92 by S 137:6; Mary M. Moffatt to Morrls B. O'Meara, lot on S line ‘of Clay street, 94:6 W of Leaven- worth, W 22:9 by S 137:6; m, 100-VARA BLOCKS. and Eva N. Mecartney to Willlam E. Tot_on line of Townsend street, €8:9 by NW W 206:10% SW of Stanford, SW 275, quitclaim deed; $5. Helen McEwen to Henry E. Holmer, lot on NW line of Folsom street, NE of Fours(h, NE 51:2%, NW 80 SW 51:8%, SE 80; $10, Mary L. Holland to Fannie M. Harney, lot | on SW line of Third street, 112:6 NW of Townsend, NW 25 bv SW §0: $10. Susan B. Jones (formerly Susan Carroll) to Ellen M. Goodwin (Carroll). lot on NW_lin2 of Howard street. 172:6 SW of Fifth, SW 45 | by NW 80, quliclaim deed: §1. Ellen M. Goodwin (Carroll). ‘wife of Peter F., and:Elizabeth Davidson (wife of Alonzo) to Emilie Pauli and J. N. Fischer, lot on NW iine of Howard street, 172:6 SW of Fifth, SW 45. NW 160, NE 21:3, SE 80, NE 23:9, SE £0; $10. John Dollard to Nettle Bluhm, lot on SW line of Langton street, 175 NW of Folsom, NW 25 by SW 175; §10. POTRERO NUEVO. et al. to Alfred D. Bowen, r of Marin and Vermont streets, 10, NW 188 S 35881 “$10. Real Estate and Development Company to Ellen Herlihy, lot on NE corner of Nineteenth and Connecticut streets, N 50 by E 100; grant. OUTSIDE LANDS. Eliza L. Dodge to Willlam H. Saylor, lot on W line of Eighteenth avenue, street, N 50.by W 120; $10. John Brickell Company to Joseph L. Eman- uel, 100 N of Lake Charles Isaac and Maurice Van Vifet, lot | street, 32:6 E of Twen- 1 Cavaller and Louise de Croze to Emma C. Andrews, lot on W line of Sixteenth avenue, 100 S of Lake street, S 25 by W 120; $10. Frederick J. and Emily Clark to \\Alllt Bradford, lot 6n E line of Eighth avenus N of Clement street, N 24:10, E 120, 8 31:. 10%. W_120:2%; S10. Hattle Simon to M. H. and Evelyn L. Selig- man, Iot on E line of Forty-third avenue, 125 N of A street, N 25 by E. 120; $10. Johana Synon to John P. Murphy, lot on N line of A street, 107:86 W of Tenth avenue, W 25 by N 100; also lot on E line of*Third ave- nue, 100 N of Clemant street, E 120, N 30, NW 120:1%, § 34:5; $10. Hugo and Katle H. Scheunert to Ng Poon Chew, lot on W line of Eleventh avenue, 125 § | of_A street, S 25 by W _120; $10. Maurice and Emma Willard to Earl W. At- kins, lot on W line of Forty-fifth avenue, 200 S of C street, S 25 by W 120; $10. Earl Watkins to Adelina Martella, lot on W ling ot Forty ffth avenue, 200 § of C sireet, S 25 by W 120; Foere Mever to. Wiltiam 3. Gatvin, lot on E line of Forty-elghth avenus, 180 S of ‘C'street, S 30 by B 240; $10. Same to Frank P. Sheldon, lot and SW cor- ner of Tifteenth avenue and H street, W 25 by S 600; §10. City Realty Company to Thomas C. Norton, lot on B line of Fifth avenue, 171: Parnassus street, N 25 by E 120; $10. City_and_County of San Francisco to Her- man W. Newbauer, lot on NE corner of M street and Thirty-Aifth avenue, E 240 by N 600; Ellis C. Wilson to James Cairns. lot on SW corner of Fifteenth avenue and H street, W 255 by 8 600; Sol Getz & Sons to Anthony J. Roberts, lot on B line of Tenth avenue, 175 S of M street, 525 by E 120: §10. W. Wright and Sons Investment Company to J-mh Heyman Company, lot on E line of xth avenue, 250 S of N street, § 50 by B 17:1, 310. Sol_Getz & Sons to Maud M. Fairfield, lot on W line of Thirty-fourth avenue, 100 S of R street, S 25 by W 120; $10. HOMESTEADS. Cora A. Morton (Wallace) to J. C. block bounded by Calaveras, Mendocino, Haes and Dakota_streets, quitclaim deed: $10. J. C. and Bertha C. Bates to W. W. Wilson, same, auitclaim deed: $10. T. B. Potter Realty Company to B. L. de Jterl, lots 35 and 36, block 13, Rels Tract; srant. Anna and Walter Muller to Joseph F. Dolan, lot 450, gift map 2; b e B PTtioher to ol Gets & Bons, 1ot on SE line of Mission_street, 50 NE of China NE 25 by SE 6, block 1, Ex- $10. T. B. Potter Realty Company to Leah Green- wood, lot 40, block %64, Rels Tract; grant. London, Paris and American Bank, Thomas P. H. Whitelaw to Willam and Mary E. Keating, lot 4, block 10, Sunnyvale Homestead Aszoclatlon; $10. William A. and_Tzora-G. Powell to Ben- jamin L. and R. E. Lee Kessinger, lot SE line of Louisberg street. W Mount Vernon, NE 24:2. SE 103:5, NE SE 33:5, SW 52 W 138:8, block C, Getz's addition 'to Lakeview: $10. Emelle Wickert to Friedrich Wickert, lot on NW corner Cambridge and Woolsey streets, N 160 by W 120, block 95, University Mound; $10. Jacob Heyman Company to Sam Friedman, lot on E_corner of Moscow street and. Russia avenue, NE 100 by SE 100; aiso lot on SE line of Moscow satreet, 250 NE of Russia avenue, NE 50 by SE 100, block 81, Excelsior Mary_A." Lapidge to Gluseppe Toscanini, lot on W_corner of Elghteenth avenue and K street, NW 75 by SW 100, block 806, South e ranelaco. Hamenteats $10. Builders’ Contracts. Mrs, Clare Schranz (owner) with Vint & Robinton (contractors), architect E. W, Hyde —All work for a three-story and ment frame building (seven flats) on NE corner of Fulten e and Parkside avenue, E 30 by 100; N i rtcenth-tveet Amusement Company (own- ers) with Ira W. Coburn (contractors), a: tects O'Brien & Werner—All work for a two. story theater bullding and store on NE line Montgomery avenue, 10:3% & of Green street, N 54:04, E 108, sm‘wwufm. gomery avenue, N 45:3; $31.900. A3 Clunie (owner) with Flinn & Treacy (contractors), architects Martens. & Col Excavating, ‘grading, leveling, filling in, con- crete work for_two three-story frame bulldings e of Fillmore street, 90 N of Halght, R 00:6 by W 28T Ed E. Hesse (owner) with Moller & Sass (contractors), - architect—Alterations to store premises 783 Market street; $1575. John Sampson (owner) e Wolfen- sen (contractor), —— architect—All work for & two-story frame bullding (store and flat) on § line of B street, 85 W of Third avenue, W 25 by 8 100; $2000 Alzmeda County. Joseph Pearson to Willlam W. Childs, an interest in lot on S line of Knox avenue or Twenty-seventh street, 155.62 E of Grove, B 40.65, 8 190.17, W 40. N 200, to beginning, being W 30 feet of lot 23 and E 10 feet of lot 24, Knox Park, Oakland; $10. Willlam W. and Sarah Childs to Arthur Arlett, undivided half of same, Oakland. ,m . Alexander Murdock (by R. H. Cross an E. Lutts, trustecs) to . M. Luih, 921 D, 4“_ lot on SW corner of Fairview and Raymond ot et W 15545 by 8 0.86; ot 10, Alcatraz Tract (trustee deed), nm Celia Lewizon Oakland Realty ‘Syndicate imgte), Jot 13, block B, < B rovised map of Clare: Yiemue Tract, Ouklan T fabrie] Glovannoni to Frank Sou Alten "Trac"; lots 34 lll'ul 35, hmm'g, Tel . uumc.m 'mn-u ine o | Ibpines today defeated the Payne - VEGETARIANS CATUSE ADVANCE IN LEATHER Novel View Fxy Expressed by Milwauke Man as to Price Situation. CHICAGO, March 2.—Vegetarians are largely responsible for the increasing price of shoe leather, is the belief of August H. Vogel of Milwaukee, who was the principal speaker last night at the semi-annual dinner of the Shoe and Leather Association of,Chicago. He and other speakers complafned that, shoes in | Chicago were sold too cheaply., “The world’s visible supply of hides,” sald Vogel, “is every year becoming less in proportion to the Increase in popula- tion. The hide industry is dependent on the consumption of meat. People are eat- ing less meat than formerly. The con- sumption of cereal and vegetable foods is increasing every -year, and the price of leather is increasing proportionately. “There has been an advance of shoe leather all along the line, and it would be natural and legitimate for shoe dealers to ask from 10 to 30 ver cent more for their goods, but they don’t, except in the cheapest grades.” RUSSIAN OFFICERS " TOVERCOME BY GAS Lieutenants Mikolai Scher- ieff and Paul Yarovenks Asphyxiated. Lieutenant Mikolai Scherieff and Lieu- tenant Paul Yarovenks, Russian officers, came close ‘to losing their lives in their apartments in the Grand Hotel Thursday night. They were overcome by gas as- phyxiation. The two officers arrived here a few days ago and took rooms at the hotel. On Thursday night gas was discovered in the hall and it was traced to the rooms | of the Russians. They were found In a precarious condition and a physician was summoned at onece. He worked over the men for many hours, and it was with much difficulty they were brought around. They were conscious yesterday, but were not entirely out of danger. A doctor wes in attendance most of the time. The Russian- Consul was notified and he laoked after the welfare of his coun- trymen. ————— PAYNE BILL IS DEFEATED IN THE SENATE COMMITTEE Decisive Action Is Taken on Measure ‘Which Passed the House by Large Majority. ‘WASHINGTON, March 2.—By a vote of 8 to 5 the Senate committee on the Phil- bill which had passed the House by a vote of 28 to 71. The action of the committee | had been foreshadowed for nearly a week, although the exact vote had not been known. The Senators voting for the bill were: Lodge, Beveridge, Long, Carmack ‘and | McCreary. The 'negative votes were: Hale, Burrows, Dick, Nixon, Brandegee, Culberson, Dubois and Stone. After this decisive action had been tak- en McCreary moved that the bill be re- ported to the Senate adversely in order to give the Senate a chance to consider it. Brandegee moved to table the motion, and this was carried by a vote of 7 to 6, Nixon voting with the minority on this proposition. This action effectually dis- poses of the measure unless the chairman should appeal to the Senate by resolution. After Brandegee's proposal that the bill should be tabled Lodge, the chairman, addressed the committee. He said the course proposed was unusual and that there could be no good purpose accom- plished in thus preventing the Senafe from reviewing the action of the commit- tee if it desired. The opponents of the bill made no reply. After the bill had been effectually dis- posed of McCreary moved to report his bill, which provided for free trade with the Philippines immediately. This motion was lost, only four Senators voting in the affirmative. They were McCreary, Cul- berson, Carmack and Stone. The Payne bill provides for the reduc- tion of duty on sugar, tobacco and rice, imported from the Philippines, to 32 per cent of the Dingley schedules and for ab- solute free trade after three years. Wiggins, same (warranty deed), Oakland Township; $10. Theodore C. W. and Meta Peterson to C. C. Castle, lot on § line of Addison street, 52 E of Grant, E 104 by § 130, lots 3 and '4, block 2, McGee Tract, Berkeley: $10. G. C. and Mary A. Grismore to F. Grismore, undivided one-third of lot on SW line of East Twenty-second street, 353:915 SE of Twenty- third avenue, SE 50 by SW 150. block G, subdivision of Fifty Associates’ Tract, East Oakland; $10. Lillle P. Dana to Harvey H. Dana, lot on N line of Central avenue (SO feet wide), 417 w of Grand street (80 feet wide), W i3 by N 147:6, Alameda; gift. Roy J. and F. May Young to E. E. Nichols (married), lot on NE corner of Benvenue ave- nue and Stuart street, N 60 by E 103, portion of lots 13 and 14, block A, Berry-Bangs Tract No. 2, Berkeley; $10. Inah Sinclair to nah R. Spangle, Jot on S line of Dclaware eet, 14287 W of Shat- tuck avenue, W #0 by S 134.31, lot 9 and E halt of lot 10, block 5, Sea View Park, Berke- ley; §10. Wililam H. and Helen P. Smyth to Mark B. Kerr, lot beginning at NE corner of lot 11, ‘thence NW along Hillside avenué 36:8, thence in straight line to point midway of W line of (ot 10, § to § line of lot 5, E to SW corner of lot 11, E along S line of lot 11 to its SE corner, NW to beginning, block A, Batchelder Tract, Berkeley; $10. ‘Berry-Bangs Land Company to D. Winter, lots 1 and 2, block M, Berry-Bangs Tract, map No. 2, Berkeley; $10. Reinhol’ Hesse to Susanna Hesse, lot on N line of Twenty-first street, 260 W of San Pablo_avenue, N 115:2%, 50 to a point, etc., S 113:8 to N line of Twenty-first street, E 18 Inches to an angle thereof, therce farther B 48:11 to beginning, lot 8, Smi Tract, Oakland; gift. Ed and ‘Mary B. von Adelung to Ld- ward Cavanagh, lot on W line of Telegraph avenue 100 N of Eim street. N 10, 120, 8 55, W 25, § 85, E 1i5 10 Sexiuning, yortion fota 2. 3 and 1. block O aap Dlocks Or P and L, Keisey Tract, d; $10. W. A. and Pearl M. Littlefleld to Evans and Vontla Jeffreys, lot at intersection of NE line of Pledmont avenue with SW line of Napler avenue, W 75 by SE 110, being NE 75 feet of lots 70 and 71, Oak Park Tract, Oaklan Roeth to Homer C. Roeth $2350, Charles and Mary (minor son of flnz parties), lot on SW line of avenue, 153.73 NW of Glen avenue, SW 88, thence N and NE following the meander- ings of center line of creek to its intersection with SW line of Oak avenue, ginning, portion of subdivision gubdivision of lots 2, 3, 4 and 42 of map No. : Eift. < hamson to Mary hm, lot on E line of Grove street, 00 N » N 40, E 130.45, S 309, W 133.38 to lot 13, block 9, map 4, Shattuck ’h’lck. Berkeley; $10. H. R. and Minnle M. Noll:k to Edgar R. Ruur. lot on SE corner of Edwards and Elm streets, 8 100 by E 125, lots “ and 47, Pacific Thwlot'ul Seminary Tract, Oakiand; $10. John W. and Della F. Rockel on S line of Edwards street, 85 W of Andover, W 60 by 8 100, portion of lots 61 62, am; Mmmlde ’I% correct deed of October Willlam wuun-o- (widowar), to Elsle. M. Wilkinson (single), lot 12, .'"l. Hopkins Y Terrace, map 3, ete., .Yuhn All'n etal. to Mrs. Sarah C. rest in Jot 1 36, Polnl (Rallroad Willlam Walbe: M Bancroft m lll.hml. Nllh.md!.mfi!\'l‘r‘:t | the cross-examination commenced. The KING EDWARD GOES TO MEET ALFONSO They Will Discuss Details of Latter’s Marriage to Wiy e Princess Ena. LONLON, March 2.—King Edward started tonight on a two months’ holiday in France and the Mediterranean, travel- ing incognito as the Duke of Lancaster. Arriving in Paris Saturday evening he will stay at the British Embassy until Tuesday and during his visit to the French capital will see President Fal- lieres, whom he has not yet met. From Paris he goes to Blarritz, France, and will stay there until the end of March, 740aValleia Napa, Callstosn. 1&!!1«» = b"i ’“" o ¥rate, Hod wmlu-. Wi o nights Landing, afterward joining the royal yacht Vie- tervill torla and Albert in the Mediterranean, | S1SANGUAT GutertlC reck, Senta where it is said he will meet Emperor Cruz and Vay Scations ... 5.562 Willlam. During his stay at Blarritz b, Byron, King Edward will meet King Alfonso and discuss the detafls of the latter's marriage to Princess Ena of Battenbers. MADRID, March 2.—King Alfonso will 8o to San Sebastian Monday, where, dur- ing the week, he will receive King Ed- ward. Later King Alfonso will go to Biarritz to return King Edward's visit. The Spanish King will afterward pro- ceed to Versailles and visit his flancee, the Princess Ema of Bpttenberg, return- Ing here in time to receive the King of Portugal, who will visit Madrid March 12 SO m—p—— “San Joss Live:S w': eiition, Vliey lone, Secraréato, womm-. Chinee, Jamestowsn, e 8onors, Tlln-lumunld Al ... tic E: East.. wl‘n‘cl::nm.x;on (osta. u-nl-u 8.40A ! CZAR GIVES HIS APPROVAL Raymond, Fresno, TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY | ilmllr‘:ller:‘d l.nmorl. Vlllllg 7088 e 5 ) wnd | Manifesto Is Ordered to Be Coded and | 10-20AE! Paso, City. st Louis 7080 Incorporated In the Fundamental Laws of the Empire. ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.—As a result of -a Series of special councils held at Tsarskoe-Selo and composed of forty high dignitaries, Ministers and members of the Council of the Empire, under the presidency of Emperor Nicholas, the main guarantees of 1lib- erty have been granted and a manifesto has been ordered to be coded and in- corporated In the fundamental laws of the empire. The Government has issued a circu- lar to the Governors instructing them not to interfere in the coming elections. In the citles and villages throughout the country the activity of the police will be limited to preventing illegal voting. The Social Democrats, realizing that the -National Assembly will at last be an accomplished fact, have by a vote of thirty-six to twenty-nine raised the boycott and” have instructed the mem- bers of the party to participate In the elections. —_———— ATTORNEYS FOR PACKERS ARE MAKING HARD FIGHT CHICAGO, March | 11.00aThe Overiand Limitei —Omaba, Chicago, Denver, Kasas City... iy R ALS Stations. 11.00» Sacramento River Steamers . " Newark, Centerville, San Jose,’ New Almaden. Los Gatos, Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa iruz Marysville and Oroville . 3.40p Hayward, Nlles, ‘nd v;:y Stations &00m Valleso, Marimer San e Catlsoagis St R '4.009 Niles, Tracy, Stockton, LodL... 4:16p Newark, Gan Jose, Los Gatos 440p Hayward, Niles. lm-m San, Jose, 5.009 The OWwl L imited— Newimap, Lon T anon, Mendoca, Freeno, Tulare Bakersdeid, Los Angeles. ......... _5.00pGolden Sta.e Limited—El P Kansas Gity, St. Louls j &2 Shieage. Vl!l.jo. l'un Cm(-l. lenlcll. Sul- sun, Sacramen; g l.nu:mem Fxprese—Oriaiis, Chicais, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louls,| Martingz, Stockton, Sacramento,] &z parks, Montello. Ogden 3 Nlos and San Joue - 0 Passenger—Port Costa, Be- nm-. Suisun. Eimirs, Dixom, ento, Hazen, Tono- 2, .—The direct ex- amination of Special Agent Durand.was ramento, Marysville, Redding finished today in the packers’ case and | g0 m"ifi"fi'flf and Ease. ¥ 8.48a latter occupied the greater part of the afternoon, but no change was made in his direct evidence. Early in the day the attorneys. in the case engaged in a sharp argument re- garding the propriety of admitting as evidence in the case the names of 200 witnesses which the lawyers for the packers contended had ‘been turned over to the Department of Justice by | Commissioner Garfield. District Attor- ney Morrison fought hard against a ruling of the court directing him to fur- ‘flAl‘n Jose and Wy Stations. e e, T & 0 ta Cruz. Del lmn. Monterey, Pacitc Grove 4.30° sonville, Capitola. 8.00ashors Line Limited—san Jose, Pajaro, Castrovilie, Paso Rol Santa I- ‘Watsonville, Del Monte, San_Ardo, ruu nish the names and when it was finally )Iuglnrn% Rt 5 Guadalupe, Gav! made informed the court that he did b San Buenaventurs, Oxnard, not have them. The court then issued another order directing that the Gov- érnment make a search for the names and for all correspondence relating to them. —_———— PRESIDENT REFERS BRISTOL'S CASE TO THE OREGON BAR WASHINGTON, March 2—A few weeks ago Président Roosevelt nominated W. C. Bristol to be United States District Attor- ney for Oregon. Subsequently charges of unprofessional conduct were made against Bristol, and the nomination, pending an inquiry into the charges, was withdrawn. ‘Meantime, however, Bristol is serving un- der a vacancy appointment as District Attorney, that appointment to expire by limitation at the close of the present ses- Slog: El Paso, New OT1eans - ... Attorney General Moody has investi- S45PEL P, ‘Kansas Citys & Lo 9104 gated the charges against Bristol and to- 9104 day recommended to the President that the charges be referred to the Oregon State Bar Association. That association indicated to the Attorney General a de- 'sirs to make a special inquiry into the case of Bristol. The President approved of the refererce. And further action by the administra- tion, therefore, will be suspended until the Oregon Bar Association shall have completed its inquiry. P —_— e LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 11.45» l’ uu, 1J.. l.l.. "..A--.‘ O 3%, Sundag oniy, 7 i u n...!lll;u. 12.00n., OCEAN STEAMERS. GLASGOW—8glled Mar 2—Stmr Cartha- flm-n.Lyor Philadelphia. ES—Sailed Mar 2—Stmr Massilia, for New York: stmr Italia and Nord Amerika, for — '“""- oL S ook e ey ey g MOVILLE—Salled Mar 2—Stmr Siclilan, for Halifax and St. John. NASSAU—Arsived Mar 2—Stmr Prinzessin Victorfa Luise, from Havana, for New York. PONTA DEL GADA—Arrived Mar 2—Stmr Canoplc, from Boston. for Gibraltar, Algirs, . Naples and Alexandria_ and proceeded. IVERPOOL—Arrived Mar 2—Stmr Haver. ford. from Philadelphia. GENOA—Arrived Mar 2—Stmr Konigen Al- bert. from New York. Salled Mar 2—Stmr Nauplla, for San Franeisco. SYDVEY——SAIIHI Mar S—_Blmr Oanfa, for m;w vonx-—&u—d Mar 2—Stmr Algeria, for Lrghorn. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street. c1sco To 0 SAN A!rb—'l.lv. 9:00 & m. 00. :30 & m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, m. SAN RAFAEL TO m nnmwo. 5“ Dar—cw California Limited To Ci T e Y ; Stockton, Merced, Fresno, S } H-nlor- Visalia, Bakersfleld 8:00 p. m. Intermediate points. 3180 & m—canternta Limited, 3 days 1o Cht- Leaves every day. Can: Railwa: a. m.—For Stockton, m'fihlnl, Oakdale 30“ o ml :w:u Fresno and In R ‘:-. on, ter- ."'J;t el ':R:&M%_; ) Tora: 4, Casisoa (hin: u).hun-u"fl "mm. ;\o William C. Sulllvan Jr. to Della Hildebrand, ln-co.nfln Santa Fe Tract No. 6, Oakland; 5««-—-‘&‘» E m ;. Tract w'o-k-:f T e’ peeet O, Jrvinky N 70 feet Villa o Sor 1, I”.n'mn':: B onkiand; as lots | prop- °