The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 6, 1906, Page 12

ROOMS TO LET—Fura. rotehed rooms; ewly fur- ric light; ve.— water, ele complete, ren let; AN STORAGE D A elevator; me cooking; reasonzble. DOARD WANTED. ND WAREHOUSES. vagkege. | and Unfara. E reason- | reason- | M GLISSMAN, 609 Mission being soid CH and B, VICH; all acounts n by March 8, "00. the pians and Ly ‘the chief 1d_adopted by the d on file in this nce is hereby these speci- stone _and awall. It is will contain 40 pounds per not subject n by the ac- 1 include stone of cne or ssortment of sizes : no_objection than four cubic Tee of seams e stone of less ted sizes, but mo be accepted at sceived unless it is made on time and pl invited the bigs PARDEE. Governor e sunty of S t the te Harbor SCHMITZ, Mayor of the city | an Board pecifications d from this office and ample, weighing ebout the stone to be ussd k of five (5) per cent of (based on 130,000 tons), the secretary of the the part of the suc- 1 within six (6) daye the bid enter into a seid work according pared there- execute and file with this sch um as the boerd may & surety compeny, to be r e Harbo~ Com- for the faithful : Dor will said bid unless delivered sistant cecretary, e e the bids will be reserves the right to refect s vt ject any or for the best interest of to be present st the of the ex-officlo member of the Commissioners. Francisco, ex-officio mem- State Harbor Commis- SPEAR. HENRY J. MACKENZIE, Board of sioners D. NORTON, Chief Engineer. JOHN M. FOY. Secretary. ST TTER!'\G AND STAMMERING. § st, wr exercises. any case by 0SS Institute i now located at 810 Dia at or prior to | . April 5, 1908, | ir. Two classes of stone | | | | 24th, for purpose of open-air it js a vrivate institution, curing Melbourne system; Castro cars. MARRIAGE The following mari yester@ey Swa 41 m E Valieso J I, "Preston in Stockton, Davidson, McAlister. 23, Stockton, Stockton i pche H. Kchiperg, ICENSES. ege licenses were issued 40, Stockton, and Emma , elty, end Lilllan “Tibbitt, 46, city, and Annie Col- and Sinah 10 Eieventh Mehrtene, 21, Bevisadero st. new, 18, 1116 21, 471 Fourth street, and kmn 19, 2 Grove street “21. Sacramento, and . A s-mmznla . 1078 Bush 1076 Bush MIM ¥ _Guster Olson, 22, city, and Sophie Nilson, 83, 112A Guerrerc street M. Levinger, 25, 865 Post street, 23, 1978 Green st. HINKEL—In this city, .21 20, Greenfield. 28, 79 Minna street, and Ysabel Minna street. 422 Mihna street, 422 Minna street. . and Lena Carl- Pinole, and Edna . 55, de Stefano, 58 323 Montgomery nd Adele Ricca, 22, 323 Montgomery ave. " Liborio Petrucci, 32, 934 Greenwich st., a_Spadafora, 22, 924 Greenwich st. 21, New York City, and 15 1364 O'Farreil street. n Jose, and, Kane \ Ifred Kolner, ‘Samuels, Myrtie B. and Umeno Birth, marriage and death motices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- | sons authorized to have the same published. Notices restricted simply to the announcement | of the event are published once in this column free of charge. BORN. DAULY—In Alameda, Cal, February 28, 1906, te the wife of C. Dauly, a son. March 2, 1906, to the Hinkel, a son this city, March 4, 1006, at [ to tke wife of Captain James W. Kentzel, a daughter. MILLER—In this city, March 1, 1906, to the wife of W. R. Miller, a son. TRAVERS—In Alameds, Cal., March 3, 1806, to the wife of Edward C. Travers, a son. e e o e s MARRIED. HORTLEY—ANDERSON—In this city, March 4, 1906, by the Rev. George W. White, pas- tor Central M. E. Caurch, Robert E. Hort- Dosine C. Anderson, both of San —WARD—In this city. L. w. EL—In View, wife of J. KE RUTA. March 3, 1906, by the Rev. George W. White, pastor Cen- tral M. E. Church. Clarence E. Rutan and e Ward, both of Sen Francisco. DIED. Johnson, Selma E.; 29 Kittle. Jobn G., 36 McGuire, Ann, 60 Mclseac, Roland, 27 Yohn fette, Maria E , Jul Ortega, Joseph C. Parrell, Patrick J. Patterson, Leila L., 18 Redmond, Thos. [ Rittef, Annie T Beltridge, M Skaggs, ¥ Shorss Saris D 8¢ Stanr, Elizabeth, 55 Swyney, Caroline J Tanke, John, 65 Vosburgh, Henry W. Whitman, Wm. W., 65 March 5, 1906, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs’ F. W. Banks, Twenty-first _street, George Willlam oved husband of the late Loulse d_father of J. Ayres and Mre. S a native of Bedf England, aged 71 years 2 this city, March 5, 1906, Pat- 0 Brennan, dearly beloved father ice, Jphn and Charles Brennan, and ved brother of James and Mary and Mrs. Ellen Kenny, a native of Ire- aged 64 years. (Porterville, Cal., pa- pers please copy.) [>Remains ai the parlors of Porter & White, 445 G flden Gate ave. Funeral and Gordon, 31 , George P., 86 s city, March 3, 1906, Jacob beloved husband of Anna Brown, her of Esther Brown of Houston, Tex. rother of Henry Brown and Mrs. Henry n of Elk Point. S. Dak., a native of sged 42 gears 10 months and 10 A _member of Musicians’ Mutual Pro- tective Union, Local E‘) ces are respect- nd the funeral today D 6 ot 2 o'clock B m., Trom laccheri, Mistron & Co., 629 nt Hills of Eternity train from Third and March 6, at 8 o'clock & Church, corner Bush February 27, August Henry, beloved som of Mrs. ne Clerg, aged 3S yeers. COSGROVE—In this city, March 4, 1905, John T. Cosgrove beloved father of Arthur and Fiorence Cosgrove, a native aged 6 years and 10 months, [F Friends aml acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m.. from the pariors of Porter & White, 445 Golden Gate avenue. Interment Odd Fellows' Cem- of Australla, Oakland, Cal, March 5 1908, beloved wife of the late Jo- mother of Lena and Anele Edward Reynard, a native of Bos- , aged 50 years 11 months and 28 WOLF_—_In this city, March 5, 1906, Maria widow of the late Captain Sam- Wolf, commander ~steamehin ‘lost at sea July 30, 1865, P Jonathan, o of Roxbury, Mass., aged 80 yea days. March 5, 1906, Maria ¥ beloved eister of Louis Bmma. Duncan, and devoted aunt of end Dr. Frank T. Duncan, & pative of Germany. [ Friends and acquaintances are yespec fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow ), at 2 o'clock p. m., at the codlawn Masonic Cemetery. this city, March 5 1906~ mom of Mary and the ints James Fanni: 4 brother of Andrew J. Fan- ning Mrs. Willlam Reed, . nailve of San Francisco, Cal., aged 34 years. €7 Notice of funeral hereafter. at the parlors of J. C. Mission street, between Third and Fourth. FARRELLIn this city, March 4, 1906 dy P..rrell beloved ‘mother of Mra. of Ireland. aged 70 years £ Friends Dd ACQRATDIABOSS. are TeRpoct: 4 to attend the funeral services FANNING—In Thomas F. O’Connor & Co., 767 (Tuesday), March 6, at 10:30 o'clock at the parlors f the California taking Company, 715 Post street, be- Leavenworth. Interment FRANKUM—In this city, Frankum, March 4, 1806, Owen a native of England, aged 75 ERMAIN—In this city, Josephine Germaln, aged 55 years. T Frinds and acquaintances sre respect- tully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the par- lors of Halsted & Co., 946 Mission street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by traln ing Third and Townsend streets at March 2, 1006, Miss a native of England, 3:30 p. m. GOLDKUHL—In Fresno, Cal, March 4, 1900, Arthur E., beloved son of Willlam J. C. and the late Mary E. Goldkuhl, and brother of Edward, Edeith, George, Laura, Dorothy end Willie Goldkuhl, a native of Weston, Connecticut, aged 25 years. {7 Fricnds and_acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), March 7, at 10 o'clock a. m., from the parlors of Halsted & Co., 948 Mis- sion street. Iaterment Mount Olives Ceme- tery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets, HANSEN—In this city, March 3, 1906, Chris- tian L. Hansen, beloved husband of Elis Hensen, and father of Charles Hangen, a native of Bornholm, Denmark, aged 54 years 10 months and 11 days. A member of Golden Gate Lodge No_48, D. B. 8. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend_the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), March 7, at 1:30 o'clock, from the parlors Of H. P. Petersen, 225 McAl- Mster street, thence to Alcazar Hall, funeral serviees will be held under 1 pices of Golden Gate Lodge No. 49, D. DS lock, Interment Mount Oflvet Gem: etery, via electric funeral car from Eight- eenth and Guerrero streets. HILL—In Black Diamond, Cal., 908, Nathaniel Hill, beloved husband of the late Margaret Hill| and dearly beloved father of Mre, W. H. Diffin and Asa Charles Hill, & native of Whitehalh New York, aged fl years 4 months and 3 days. 7 Fricnds and_acquaintances are re fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes- day, March 7, at 12 m., from the home of Mrs. W. H. Diffin. Services at Congresa- tional Chureh, Antioch, at 1:30 p. m. Inter- ment Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Antioch. HINEY—In Pledmont, Cal, March 5, 1006, Henry Hiney, dearly beloved husband of Leona §. Hiney, and father of W, F. and Flmer Hiney and Mrs. E. Matthicsen, & na- tiva of New York, aged 71 years & months and 13 deye. HULL—In this city, March 4, 1906, Gordon ed 31 yeare. €5 Notice of funeral hereafter. Remat where suw- March 5, 1f ot- Hull WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 686 James Flood Bullding, 8. F. PORTER & WHITE, Funeral Directors znd Embalmers 445 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (Formerly 122 Eddy Street.) accommodaf extra charge. Trained lady attendants. sonal services under 23 South 226. F. | Remains | Bren- | | JOHNSON—In Oakland, Cal, at the parlors of Julius S. Godeau, 810 Van Ness avenue. HUNT—In this city, March 4, 1906, George P.. beloved husband of Elizabeth Hunt, and father of Thomas E. and George W. Hunt, a native of Cranbrook, England, years. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), March 6, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the chapel of the Old People's Home, corner Pine and Plerce streets. Cremation at Odd Fellows’ Cemetery. March 5, 1906, Seima_Eleanor Johnson, bejoved dauhter of Mr. and Mrs. N, P. Johnson, and sister of Mrs. Julia S. Gustafson and Edward C. Johnson a mative of Chicaxo, Iil, aged 29 years 1 month and 12 days. KITTLE—In Papoose, Trinity County, John Gosman Kittle, beloved son of h. Ann and the late Nicholas Gosman Kittle, aged 36 years. L7 Notice of funeral hereafter. McGUIRE—In this city, March 4, 1906, Ann, biloved wife of the late John McGuire, and loving mother of John J,, Thomas P. and Mathew F. McGuire, Mrs. S. J, Parks, Mrs. F. H. Vanderbilt, Mrs. W. C. Jarvis and the late Mrs. J. J. Cusick, a natlve of Kings County, Ireland,_aged 69 years 5 months and 4 days, (New York papers please copy.) [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes: day, March 7, at 9 a, m., from the residcnce of “her - daughter, Mra. 'F: H. Vanderbilt, corner Grand avenue and Fourth street, San Rafael, thence to St. Raphael's Church, where ‘a_requiem high mass will be cele- brated for the repose of her soul, com: mencing_at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. McISAAC—In this city, March 5 1906, Re- land, beloved son of Sarah and the late Duncen Mclsaac, and brother of John R., James L. and Willlam Mclsaac, a native of San Franc aged 27 years 41 months and 25 days. MEDIN—In this city, March 4, 1906, Alice L.. beloved wife of Mitchell Medin. lnd dearly beloved daughter of Mrs. K. Phillips—Vigars and the late tain Alfred Phillips, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years and 11 months. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), March 6, 1 m., from the parlors of H. F. 1187 Mission street, between Seventh and Bighth, Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. MORSE—In this ecity, March 4, 1006, at his residence, 1670 Fell street, Edward A. Morse, beloved husband of Adaline Morse, and father of the late Lieutenant J. B. Mor: Ninth United States Infantry, and the la George E. Morse, clerk of United States District Court, a native of Boston, [ Friends and acqualntances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, March 6, at 2 o'clock p. chapel of Odd Fellows' Cemetery. ORTEGA—At Guadalajara, Mexico, March 5, 1908, Joseph Cermel. belpved husband of ., at the Mary Murphy Ortega, and father of Ernest- ine, Comnell and Broderick Ortega, a mative unta Barbara, Cal. (San Luis Obispo nta Barbara papers please cony.) PARRELL—In this city, March 3, 1906, Pat- rick J. Parrell, dearly beloved husband of Eila F. Parrell, a native of Wextford, Ire- land, aged 4§ years 11 months-and 14 days, A member of Court El Dorado No. 81, F. of A., and Washington Lodge No. 7, K. of P. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesd: at 8:30 o'clock, from his late residence, 1195 Bush street. thence to St. Mary's Ca- thedral, O'Farrell street and Van Ness ave: Where 4 requiem high mass will be Gelebrated for the Tepose of his soul, com- mencing at 9 o'cleck a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PATTERSON—In _Oskland, C March 4, 1906, Lefla L. Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Phtterson, a native of Dubuque, Iowa, aged 18 years and 6 months. 7 Fricnds and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesaay). March 6, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the residence of A. J. Campbell, 8L Twentleth street, Oakland. ~Interment Moun- tain View Cemetery. REDMOND--In San Rafael, Cal, March 5, 7906, Thomas Redmond, beloved husband of Annie Redmond, and _father of John C., James T., Katie and Waiter Redmond, & native of ‘County Wexford, Ireland, aged years 6 months and 20 days. §>FFriends and acquaintances are re: ot fully invited to attend the funeral on Wed- n o'clock from his late residence, 111 et, thence to Bt. Raphael's Church, W e a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the l’!vu!e of his soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. RITTER—In this city. March 4, 1006, Annie T.. beloved ,wife of Edward M. Riiter, mother of Florence Ritter, daughter of Mrs. C. Ekblom, and sister of Mrs. Edward Green, May Ekblom and Clara Ekblom, pative of California, aged 20 years, 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services at 1 oclock p. m., today (Tuesday), March 6, at her late Yfislden&. 592 Castro street. Interment private. SELFRIDGE—In Oskland, March 4, 1906, James M. Selfridge, M. D ., & native of New York State, aged 81 years 5 months and 3 day [>Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, March 6, at 11 o'clock a. m., at his late residence, 398 Edwarde street. In- terment private. SKAGGE—In Pleasanton, Cal., March 5, 100, Fredrick L. Skaggs, beloved nusband of Harriet M. Skaggs, father of Dorothy, Maud and Fredrick Morgon Skaggs, and son, of Mrs. Sarah A. Skaggs, a native of Oregon, aged 40 years 3 months and 24 daye. T Notice of faeral hereatter. Remains at the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, near Twentv-first. SPOTTER—In this city, March 4, 1906, Maria Dorathea_Spotter, dearly beloved mother of Fred A. Spotter, a native.of Apenrada, Ger- many, aged 84 years 10 months and 19 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), March 6, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the parlors of H. P, Petersen, 228 McAllister etrect. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Via electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. day at 10 st. a STAHR—In West Oakland, Cal. March 5, 1008, Flizabeth Stahr, beloved mother of Mrs, F. Lambert, Willlam Stabr and Mrs. L. Cook, a native of New York, aged 53 <ars 3 months and 16 days. SWYNEY—In Alameda, March 8, 1908, Caro- line J. Swyney, widow of the late John €wyney, aged 77 years and 6 months, 7 Funeral scrvices at family residence in Alameda, Wednesday, March 7, at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment private. TANKE—In thig city, March 3, 1906, John Tanke, dearly beloved husband of Auguste Tanke, beloved father of Mra. Fritz Kolden- etredt, Mre, Edward Bender, and brother- in-law of Mrs. August Koehncke. Mrs. Nick Burton, Mre. Nick Britz and Mrs. Johann Nagel, s native of Hanover, Germany, aged €5 ¥ > Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funetal today (Tuesday), March 6, at 10 o'clock a. m., from the chapel of Theodor Dierks, 433 Golden Gate avenue, between Larkin and Polk streets. Cremation I. O. O. F. Ceme- tery. VOSBURGH—In this city, March 2, 1006, Henry W. Vosburgh, & native of New York. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday). at 1 oclock p. m.. from th: parlors of Halsted & Co., 946 Mission strest. Interment Cypress Lawn' Cemetery. WHITMAN—In Oskland. Cal., March 5, 1906, Whitman, years 11 month £ Notice of tunenl Mulmr. CARD OF THANKS, We desiro to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends for the kindness and sympathy extended to us during our recent bereavement In the loae of our dear grand- mother. " JUCKY ‘and LULU A. BROMLEY., GHARLES H. J. TRUMAN The Leading FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ot San Franeisco. 1909 MISSION STREET Bet. 15th and 16th. Telephone Mission 109. H. J. McA . ‘Hara.. LT ok E FUNERAL DIRE! Removed to Thelr N.;"%l:rl. 201 271 Hayes -t o ), St. Inulu- Cnurel. Lady Assista: lephone Sout GEO. W, LUNT, HENRY C. BUNKER. BUNKER & LUNT Funeral Directors, .llllol MASONIC ‘l‘lll’u Phone Mission 75. G. P. Prechtel. G, W. Keeler. L. M. Snook. GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING CO. 'Ill m SSION STREET. Gallagher Will Recover. John F. Gallagher, who was taken from the Waldo lodging-house at Fourth and Mission streets early yesterday Sronsias, to the Gentval Bruntgmicy Hoe: ‘woul o ral cy Hos. pital, was reported to be out of Law yesterday. and Coleman that he had mno idea of who used the knife on him or where it was done. Edward Warner. his com- all conditions. M panion, who was placed under lmit. was released yesterday, He told Detectives Graham 5 COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 13. Mining Stocks. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- clsco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: 9:30 a. m. Session—Comstocks. 200 Andes ... 10/1000 Julia .. 100 Best & Bel..1.15| 400 Mexican .. 300 Excheq\m- .. £9|1300 Overman . 500 Hale & Nore.1.20| 12 m. Informal Sesflon—c«ammn. 100 Bullion 100 Opht: 400 Bullion 80 Ophir, & 50.5. 51% 45 100 Chollar 300 Unfon Con... .15 1.20! — 02 Bruns Chollr 04 =0 Bruns C Va. 06/ 20 1.25 Bruns G & C 04 90 95 Bruns Potosl 04 15 5.87% Bruns Savage 04 oo 20 Builion 34 12 13 Caledon! 50! 2 18 Challenge 18, 2 44 Chollar 14 10 11 Con Va 40| Seg Belcher.. 04 08 Con_Imperial 02! Sterra. Nev... 82 33 Confidence 75 St Louls . =" 208 Crown Point. 08 09fSilver Hill... 90 91 Con N Y. 02 03| Syndicate — 1 B Sierra 05/ Unfon Con... 45 48 Bureka Con. zwswmh“ [ra Exchequer .. 59| Yellow Jacket 11 12 TONOPAH AX\D GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Sesston. 1000 Kendall Harris. . 2000 l.lnd Bullfrog 11000 Lind Bulitrog Star 1000 Atlanta, s 30 2500 Blk Btte Ex. 1500 Blue Bull ... 7000 Bull & Bear. 1000 MacNamara.. 500 Manhat Belle. 1000 Manhattan Cn tan C. 3000 Bullfrog Anx 05|1000 Man! .00 1000 Bullfrog Com 13|3000 Manhat Dextr 48 2000 Bulifrog Min 83, 1000 Do, s 10... 49 2000 Bullfrog Min 500 Do, s 10... 48 5000 Dullérbe Min b8 12,800 Mannattn M 20 7000 Bulifrog Min 577000 Manhattan M. 27 Do, 5 10... 53/1500 Do, s 10... 27 30.000 Do. b 80; 10 1000 Bullfrg N BI 50 1000 Bifrg Sunset. 20|1000 Mon Pittsburg 30 2500 California 50,000 Mnt Bfg,610 04 800 California . 1000 Montgomy Mt 54 2000 California . 500 Do, s b.... Bt 2000 California 500 M Shoshn Ex. 30 2000 California 200 Mont Ton.....2.90 2500 Do, b 90. 100 Mont Ton...2.87% 1000 Do, b 90 400 Mont Ton. 8 {2000 Do, b 80. 47 2000 Mustang 37 2000 Do, b 90. 2000 North Star... €0 1000 China 400 North Star... 62 2000 Cyrus 4500 North Star... 58 500 Datey . 700 N ¥ Ton C Onn 40 Death Vai M 12/2500 43 "sw Dm B Bite €50/ 100 OnteTon viii 80 3000 Do, b 10... 50 100 Ohio Ton . 56 2000 Dmdfid Trngl 17| 100 Ohlo Ton 57 2000 Dmdfid Trngl 16(1000 Do, s 30... 56 €000 Dixie . 10| 1500 Orig Bulifrog. 24 14,500 Dixte . 09]2100 Orig Bullfrog. 23 Dixle . Orig Bullfrog. 25 1000 Dixie . DO s 10... 25 9000 Dixte . o1 3000 Dixie . .18 7400 Empire . L1t 6000 Eureka Ton . 15 5000 Do, b 99... 09 2000 Eclipse, & 10 761000 Red Top Ex.. 08 500 Gold_Bar ... 10... 09 1000 Gid Belmont. .08 500 Gld Belmont. -2.00 1000 Gid_ Belmont. .w:z 500 Do, s 10. 92 4000 Do, s 10. | 8Ti | 8000 Gold' Sceptre. 3 1.85 500 Gold Sceptre. 45| 200 Sandstorm 0 1000 Do, 5 5.... 442000 Sandstorm ...1.45 1500 Goldfield Min 65| 1000 Stiver Plok... 23 1000 Do, b 90. Eilver Plok Silver Plek. Silver Pick. Steinway . St Ives . St Ives, & 8. 22 St Ives 23 St Ives . 24 Great Westrn 07| 2000 St Ives, b 60. 23 6000 Great Westrn 08|3500 Syl Humphrey 39 3/2000 §y1 Humphrey 38 11.50{1000 Syl Humphrey 37 11.55/2000 Do, b 90... 40 1165/ 600 Ton Belmont.4.95 ‘1.60| €00 Do, b 60...5.25 6714 200 Ton Mdway.2. % = Ton Midway.2. 16714000 Ton Midway.2.25 “1.65) 500 Tokop Con .. 18 -1160/1000 Tyamp M Co. .71 7500 Johnnie Con‘ 11/1500 D 00" Do, b 30... 13| 800 Vern o 4500 Joshua . 1000 Vernal, s 10.. 07 7900 Jumbo M o1.00{ 8000 Vernal, b 80, OF Do, s 10...1.60| 5000 Vern o7 2300 Jumbo Tk . "20] 3000 West Bnd....2.86 1000 Kendall, s 10 89, Afternoon Session. 10{ 1000 Jim Butler. 5000 Jim Butler.1. 62)& B Do, s 10.1. 47% 1000 Jotumu Con. b_00. 100 Jumhu M Cn.Lw 2000 Jumbo Ex .. 27 8000 Kendall 20 1000 Lige Harris.. 500 Lone Star 12 700 Do, s 10. 12 1500 MacNamara.. 69 1000 Manhat Belle. 14 5300 Builfrog Min 100 Manhattan C.1.00 800 Bullfrog Min 200 Manhattan C.1.30 020... 500 Do, s B. 10,000 Adams 5500 Amethyst 2000 Amethyst ... 3000 Atlanta . 5000 Atlanta . 5000 Atlanta, = 30 2000 B Bell, s 90. 2600 Blue Bull ... 12 3000 Do, s 10... 12| 1500 Booth . i 10,000 Brooklyn .. 1000 Bullfrog Anx 7000 Blfg Com, b0 k2 1000 Bullfrg N Bk & 500 Bullfrg N Bk 1000 Burlington 500 Columbla Mt. 1000 Cyrus Noble. 2000 Death Val M 1000 Dmdfid Trngl 1000 Dmdfld Trngl 1000 Dmdfid Trngl 1500 Dalsy . 2000 Dalsy . 800 Dm B Btte C 4000 Dm B Blta e 50O 0. 26,500 Dlxic 80,500 Dixie 10,000 Dixie 2% Eclipso 2LEBIELY 2000 Monitor, b 30 1000 Monitor, b 30 01 1000 Monitor, b aoz 8 700 Gold Wedge. 4500 Do, b 90. 1500 Gld Belmont. 1000 Gld Belmont. 15/ ©00 Sandstorm o 1000 Syl Humphrey 3000 Silver Pick... 1000 Goldfield Min 13,500 Sliver Plck. 100 Goldfield Min 5000 Do, b 30... 1000 Goldfield Min 1000 Goldfield Min 2000 Goldfield Min 5000 GoldflildlMln & » 25/ Mont Mid Bx. 10| Mon Pittsburg 17 l(nnlwr | Dixie Empire wn — 08 Florend 2.50 4.00| 1 — o8 2 03 04 18 0 — 23 52 53 o7 Goldfield Min 70 73 03 Gld& G Reed — 10, — Gldfid Rand. 06 07 08 — o o Bulltrog 04— dfid Bullfre — W G4 Mt Gland 10 — ooligan & — 0z Bullfrog Min 55 60) 13, — Bullfrog Anx 04 05 03 05 Ifrog 131 o o 2% — Z o 23 2 2 0 = 32 33 - 15 1% 2 =16 12 — — 1 = 18 45 1.55 85 a7 1821 i T ) 155 S0 82 10 — 18 23 Wolverine ... 02 06 T Manhattan District. Gold Wedge. 17 —|Manhat Jumb — 20 Manhat Belle 13 15| M: attan M. 20 380 Manhat Cons.1.00 1.05| Manhat Navaj — 16 Manhat Cres. 19 —|Manhat Synd. 25 — Manhat Dxtr 50 51|Syl Humphrey 3% 35 Other Districts. Cytus Noble. — 40! Lookout Gold. — 63 Esperanga .. — 01| Lynx Creek.. 91 — Gold Reed M. — 40| Nev G Crater 15 — Golden Terra 50 —|Nev Sunshine 12 — Gold Quartz. 40 —|Paymaster ... 01 — Kawich Gold 02 —|Ray & O'Brien 10 — Kawich Kyst 01 — Rocco Hmatk. = Kawch M Co 0L —|Tokop Con .. — 18 Little George 08 — TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 a. m. Session. 1000 G Bull & B. 071000 Manhattan ... 23 1000 G Silver Pick 20| 200 Ton Midway.2.35 #1000 G Silver Pick 21 11 a. m. Session. 7500 Adams . . 10/2000 Lone Star ... 12 2000 Blue Bull 12| 1000 Manhat Brnk 81 2500 Manhattan C.1 2750 Dmdfid Con.. 1500 Do, s 10. 500 Do, b 12,000 Dixie 6000 A 4000 G Silver Pick 2000 0, 14,000 Gt Western 3500 Ind Tonopah. s 10... 1.65 1000 xendan .. 80 2:30 p. m. Session. 6300 Atlanta ... 30| 800 Kendall, g 10. 500 Amethyst ... 73,2000 Lone Star . 14,000 Blue Bull:. 0713500 Manhattan . 1000 Booth . . 3000 Cantornia .. 431 50, 14| 1500 Gold Bar ... 4500 G Silver Pick 2000 G Stlver Pick 2500 Great Bend.. 5000 Great Westrn 08, 1000 Great Wetrn.07% 1500 N Star, s 10, 58 1000 Great Westrn 0F|5000 Vernal ....... 07 10,000 Do, b 10.. 08| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. District. X Bid Ask, Belmont . .00 Mizpah Ex .. — California . 45| Mon P‘nlubum 2 Cash Boy. — G Anchor. ATYH Great Westrn " 07 25 25 — 08l 03 0332 50 200 e T District. Jumbo Ex ...'22 — Kendall ..... 90 01 Kendall EX .. 0% — Lagung ...... — 25 Lone Star n . — 0 F= 28 — 6o 28 10 — 19 13 15 48 Pa Gol 06 o1 51 52| Potlatch 0w — 15 16| Red Lion — 08 0 — 9214 — 50 — O = — 04 21 22 22 25 50 1.57% 6 — = 82 — = Jumbo M C0.1.45 — L. Bullfrog District. Amethyst ... — 73| Eclipse 80 Beatty Bitrg. 02 — Gold Bar — Bullfrog Anx 04 Lig: Harris.. — Bitg Mayflwr 22 —|Mont Bullfrog — 04 Bulitrg N Bk 30 —|M Shoshn Ex. 31 — Den Bullfrog.1.45 —|Orig Bullfrog. 23 24 Dn Bifg Anx 19 — Manhattan District. M Brnk 32 36 Manhattan M. 26 28 Mlnhlt Cons.1.10 —|Syl Humphrey 38 — Other Districts. Esperanza .. — 01| Paymaster .... 01 02 Ton Gold Mt. — 09% Kawich Gold 0214 04 Nev Sunshine 23| T —— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Alameda County. THURSDAY, MARCH 1. and Emille D. Gibson to L. N line of Plumas (m- S E of Genoe, E 80 by N 135, lou 2 u-a "26, block R, Alpine Tract, - land; $10. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, Anna and Otto Laist to Christiana W, Mega- E line of Linden street, 40 § of by E 80, block 580, Reed t. and: $10. David 8. Edwards to A. T. Hay, lots 20 to 83 Barker Park, Brooklyn Township; $10. Continental Building and Loan Assoclation to Jullan Perry, lot an W comer. ol Lancaster d Chapman streets, SW 25 by NW_100, lot " %lock & North Alameda Tract, ‘Brooklyn Nellle E. Rvder to Emma J. Potvin, undi- vided one-quarter of lot on N line of Thirty- t. n.g from SW corner of lot 5 8 and l). block A, Edith Tract, Edith Walker to Cro reet, 85 W of Chestnut, W 18 by 8 tion of lot 7, and B 22 of lot 8, block 676, 2, Wattg Tract, Oakland; $10. Robert L. and Sarah J. Hatcher to O. B. Frisble, S 34 feet of lot 23, block 122, Keliers- Oakland; $I berger's map, 0, 8. Edwards to A. T. Egxleston lots ‘Woodlas wn Park, Oakiand Town- mn. m hn V. Luctonen (single) to Alfred Sunde- block E Brocdwly Anfl Telegraph ract, Alameda; also mock 108. tract B, Berkeley mymvm it Assoclation, all 8 wide extending the lot along S line, eto., Berke- Hattle F. Morser to Eliza H W ling of College avenut, ‘portion .th. ~ llnw‘lm. ete., EEEEIREEE 4 Goldnn Gate. Gold Mt Gold Mt Con Great Westrn o 2 8 8183885 | 235| BEses =3 2363 3851 gaeEninEsE|sREasslEsl (R 25 !535::3::3331 | - 233553181 g2RaE| 2| 8% T UNION VETERANS WILL BE HEARD s Law Giving to Ex-Soldiers Preference in the Public Employment Is Ignored PROTEST IS PREPARED Delegates to Grand Army Encampment This Year to Speak Their Minds Freely The Grand Army posts of California will at the next department encampment of the order enter a solemn protest against the tendency of certain Federal officeholders to discriminate against vet- erans now employed or seeking employ- ment in the public service. It is sald that the subject will also be brought to the attention of the State League of Repub- lican Clubs at the blennial convention in Santa Cruz next May. Patriotic societies throughout the State will be asked to join in the general expression in favor of jus- tice and falr dealing to the men who re- sponded to President Lincoln's call for troops. The law as it stands gives to veterans ot the Union cause the preference in pub- lic employment, but the spirit of national and State legislation in this regard is wholly ignored In many departments of the public service. It is said that facts will be presented to the department en- campment which will show that veterans capable in every respect, and mentally and physically able to perform readily the duties assigned to them, have been transferred to pesitions of lesser grade and smaller compensation to e room for political and personal favorites. In large business enterprises conducted by individuals some value is attached to the experience and knowledge which an employe obtains in twenty years of active and faithful work, but some of the heads of departments in the Federal service hold to the notion that experience and integrity are nothing compared with youth and ambition. Leaders in the movement to protect old soldiers against unwarranted discrimina- tion remark that the Grand Army is not in politics, but nevertheless comrades have the right to appeal to Congressional delegations and conventions of all polit- ical parties to sustain the men who went to the front to sustain the country. —_——————— IVAN WALLACH IS INDICTED FOR ALLEGED THEFT OF COIN pARSIR Grand Jury Returns True Bill Against Missing Cook’s Tourist Bureau Agent. The Grand Jury yesterday returned an indictment on a charge of grand larceny against Ivan Wallach, agent of the Cook’s Tourist Bureau, whose ab- sence is contemporaneous with that of the gold and silver coin of many coun- tries that the tourist agency was hold- ing in trust. The amount that young Wallach is accused of taking is ap- proximately $1500 in United States money. It consists of 4260 German marks valued at $1097.19; 1500 Austri- an kronen, $304.80; fourteen Canadian dollars worth $13.97, 108 Mexican dol- lars worth $54.42 and five Russian rubles worth $2.55. Young Wallach is the black sheep of a respectable family. He is a German subject and his whereabouts is at present unknown. At the time of his disappearance he removed his personal belongings from his home, together with other household effects of some value. The witnesses at the inquiry were Willlam J. Fogarty, Frank Glunk, and Charles E. Stokes. -— 50:6 N of Alcatraz avenue, N % Ellls‘vllr:ct: ls 85 feet of lot 67, block 2, llndl of same, Berkeley: $1225. Max W. and Louise K. Koenig to William L. and Ellis Thomson, lot on W line of Bay place, 5.380 NW from point of intersection with N boundary line of Jot 4, 8 90, W 150, N 66.55, B to beflnnln(. lots 4 and § and part lot 3, mal Henshaw's resubdi- ston of lots Tenty fourth street and Bay place, Oakland; $10. ‘Wiillam and’ Jovina Andrew to Frank J. Viers, lot on S line of Folger avenue, 1007: 11% W of San Pablo avenue, § 125 by W 45, being W half of lot 49, Villa Homestead Association, ne;)::cl;y.xjm d Xora A. Tompkins to D. and Nellle M. Winter, lot on S line of Summer street, 124 W of Glenn avenue, S l” W 5o, N fo Summer street. E 50 to beginning. lot 9. bloek B, Hopkins Terrace map 3, Berkeley; $10. M. J. Madden and John F. Gates (admints- trators of estate of James F. O'Hanlon) to M. P. W. Albee, lot on NE corner of Ashby ave- nue and Fulton street, E 135 by N 100, portion of lots 1 and 2, block B, Suburl 18, bl g8 e ey; also lots 17 _and oc! ng Do etansle, 125 on N line of Ashby ‘avenue and 100 on W line of Fulton, same, Berkeley; and Emma Albee to Sallls H. R (wife of John W.), same as firse soription In preceding deed, Berkeley: also lot on NW corner of Ashby avenue ‘Falton wmwum.mu-mu.umg Berkeley: $10. A Suburban Tract i A W, Richards to Sallie H. Tohn -t s RAILWAY TRAVEL. California Limited R .m-.-.} !\tm_ Freano, 00 7. - and_intermediate mam“‘ 130 a. m.—Califcrnia aays E ._... Lea mmeom “aia&?s o Market San Feancisco; 1112 Droadway Baiinnd: 21" South First street, San Jose. VIS T3 Leave S. F. 950 Kerve S, F.10:48 o w 250, 35 e . - ey RAILWAY TRAVEL. Trains leave and are du® to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO Frox Mazex 1, 1906 FERRY DEPOT ~Zaivs — FOOT OF NARKET STREET —amsivs. Wi BM ;::Ihnn. v-a;!‘no‘ u::: : it Suisun and Way S 7404 Vailejo, .xr: %;m P erm 7.40ANiles, ’Plcmmon oty rr > 2 ”‘*‘“"M""‘"*c:'s‘“ g e 8.00a A B pr“-—(Vl'lh‘ll)nvlnah Fioge s S E s 8.00aDa Woodland, Knights Laad! o T rville, ‘“‘ Fol lt.::n. Bo-lder Creek, Saata 5588 and Way Stations Eoun 8.20AMartinez, Antioch, Byros, M ockton. Newman, Los Banos, Meadota, Armona,’ Heaford. rfl‘.‘:’.""" nen Junc: o h:.:"-oom Visalia, Baki e M‘“‘l‘nmd' City, St. x.ouxun: b, ¢ & Ch e-l(o 11.00aThe Overizsd H !ne-.e.s‘-:'am and Way Stations.’ P Sacramento River Steamers .. .Ilp!‘l ewark, Centerville, San New Almaden, Los Gatos, Fe Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz y Station: Marysvillé and Orovil Hayward, Niles, and Way Vallejo, Martinez, San Napa, Calistogs, Santa W!uu. ‘Tracy. Stockton, WOom- Bansas G =3 ol 't&%:.’.‘.’?’fi s Cont, n-nseh Deay Martingz, Stockton, Neno. Baarks, Montello, Oglen, Hayward, Niles and San Jose G 0o ene Paiengeroport Costa: X i, " uisun; _ Eimira, o J Dariy sacramenio, Hazsa, olade1d and Keoler. #:: 4 1..’V-.u= jo,_Crockett and Way tions, Sunday only 8.20p Oregou & Callfornia, E¥prs oot Maryville edding. Portisad, Puget Sound and B l m 800 Bayward, Kiled and San Joss (Sun- L E (Br unm and Townsend Streets.) Jou md ly Stacions. )lmhm. enroy. sonville, Capitola, Sai Monte, et Pacific Grove lmlhonm Ltno tmity J Santa Barbara, Angeles, ‘Watsonville,Capitola, Santa Cruz, | Del Monge, Monterey, Pacific, Grov o 9.30m 8.30ANew Almadeén (Tues., Fri 4.30m The Cosster—San Jose, 8alinas, Ssn_Ardo, Paso Robles, Santa Margarits, San Luis Obispo, Gaviota, Santa Bar- ‘11480 ville, Santa Cruz, Caatro- ville, Del Monte, Pactfic Grove, Surf, Lompoo 11457 40m . 12160 Bt Pasor Mo Oritans T BASPE Paser” Ransas Gity, SE Louis, ° 0% - .J'. 145 Efi s15m 2-!3““«!.:‘?0-‘ eeee 10188 gt E HI‘ .30 ot St.) s 7.10, 9.00,11.00 A.m; nl“' l..ll.uuuu.u-. , 3.00, 4.30, .00, 7.30 . {Smndayetcapisd. tSunday onty. bblonday anly. iDatly, and stops at ail stations on Sunda,, CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. lw:m nflo:- . 7:30 p( 6:20p 10:40 a/10:25 & | 7:30p| 8:20 p S d L Biead SRS SRS NONS S ST STAGES connect at Green Brae for San Santa. Rosa for White