The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 13, 1906, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 13 906. 14 - Presidio Chapel, San Francisco, National ‘ Home . . 23 24| TonSly & Gld — STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE Comeitey, ot D:30 a i, Friday, April Ind Tonopah. 02 03 Ton of Nev.18. 0\)018 .50 In this city, April 12, 1906, Wil- | Towa Ton ... —| virginia 1 ‘ ), & pative of Sweden, aged 34 | Jim Butler. 1.40' West End. e J Butler Bx. — 07| West To! Apral 11, ngland, 1908, Nicholas aged 6 s. 2 rative of Typographical Union No. 21 nvited to attend the funeral at_1:30 chapel of Charles H. J. between Fif- ul Sixteenth. Interment Mount etery, by carriages. In this city 1 11, 1906, ARLAND- ", McFarland, beloved son of Judge ssil, Wheeler County, Littlewood of San D.: McFarland McFariand of San Itz of Wis- member of the 30, STUTTERING AND ST AMMERING. at 810 Dia- n the parlors of Porter | Boyle and & Hynes, a native of Syd- ney, aged 3 Friende acquaintances are respect- attend the funeral today 30 2. m., from his late resi- Howard street, thence to St rch, where services will be held Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. at il a Notice—A solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at St. Ignatius Church Monday, April 23, at ¥a. m. sre invited In this city, April 12, 1906, John beloved eon of John and the late McPhee, and loving brother of W. J. e and the late Elia, George, Jennle rank McPhee, a native of 11 months and 18 4 m and Alice Edward Isiand papers please ineral private, tomorrow (Saturday), 9 o'clock a. m., from the chapel of Cralg, chran & Co., 461 Goiden Gate avenue, ween Larkin and Polk streets, Dolores Church for services, 11 e com- g at m. Interment Holy Cross In this city, April 12, 1906, Thomas f the late Catherine Mack: llam F. King: Mackay, brother- gwell, A. Armour, Mrs. ‘Mrs. William and Sophia. | A. Edwarde, Dix and Henry, Ohlendc native of England, years 8 months and 5 days. and acquaintances are respect- ly invited to attend the funeral tomorrow day), at 10 a from the parlors of Mission street, be- Eighth Interment by 11:30 a. m. and Townsend streets. ~Ju Oakiand, April 11, 1006, Julia Prather, beloved wife of and sister of Edson F. and ns, a native of Oakland, years 6 months and 28 day acquaintances are re tend the funeral services 5 t 2 o'clock, at her late 3 Alice street, Onklahd. April 12, 1906, John J train aged 4 — e ESRN. In this eity, Son 2 a native of County Galway, Ireland. ¢ 5 Notice of funeral hereafter. i In this city, April 12, 1906, Arthur | s beloved brother of E. C. Butte, Mont., a native of . aged 37 years € months and 20 daj In San Rafael, April 12, 1906, Tomasa de Scott, beloved wife of Edward mother of Edward and Graziella r of Jesus Erezuma, and sister de Guardia and Carolina Ere- 2., native of Acapulco, Mexico, aged P 1 years 5 months and 6 days. 58 (=83 1 invited to attend the funeral services ay, April 14, at 9 o'clock a. m., at the parlors of Julius §. avenue. SHELLY , Mme. he late aged 82 In this city, April 12, 1906, 824 Buchanan street, “Belovea e of Shelly, beloved (‘ahghwr of the late John and ret Haley, and sister of M. J., J. M. and Jobn J. Haley, Mrs. M. J. Barradas, Armour and the late W. H. Haley at the 1006, Delia, €57 Notice of funeral hereafter. RMAN—In this city, April 12, 1906, Rose, oved wife of Henry Sherman, and devoted Maurice, Robert, Albert a native of Russia, aged 40 years 7 months and 3 days, SHUTT—In Fruitvale, Cal, April 7, 1908, orge Shutt, beloved father of Cyrus, Wil- A., Elas, Frank, John.E. and Henry t and Mrs. Belle Bozarth, her of Mrs. Mary A. Yoe and Eli Shutt, a native of Pennsylvania,'aged S1 years § months and 16 days. SH 906, Phoebe | 74 invited to attend the funeral services lay, April 14, at 10 o'clock a. m., at arlors of Arthur A. Barber & Co., 1336 ale avenue, Frultvale. Incineration at SPRING—In this city, April 12, 1906, John R. Spring, a native of Newburyport, Mass., aged K2 years 8 months and 4 days. £ Funeral orivate. n this city, April 12, 1908, Abbie, ved wife of Thorhas Tully, and mother of Marcella and Katle Tully, Mrs. J. Mrs. P. Gallagher, a native of . aced 49 years papers please copy.) { £ Remains at the parlors of McFadden, { McBre Green, 1171 Mission street, be- and’ Eighth. —In this city, April 12, 1806, Joseph beloved husband of ler, and father of Anna and Olga Zeller, a native of New York, aged 58 vears 7 months and 22 days. L7 Notice of funeral hereafter. (New York 1906, | and Funeral Directors and Embalmers 445 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE (Formerly 122 Eddy Street.) Private residence accommodations without extra charge. Trained lady attendants, conal services under all | South 226. & of Hono— Woodland, Cal., aged conditions, the | GHARLES H. J, TRUMAN 4 at y today at M s Cal, April 12, b beloved husband » tather of Mrs THE LEADING a and Luclena H. | b, Y beic | FUNERAL DIRECTOR and Mre Clair ¢ New York, aged | ye. ty, April 12, 1906, Gus- v Sweden, aged 60 Brotherbood of Of San Francisco. 1909 MISSION STREET Bet. 15th and 16th. Telephone Mission 108, ~ COMMERCIAL NEWS. | | s of the United | street, between | April 11, 1906, James H., | Continued From Page 15, Eliza Kirk, and father Josiah H. Kirk, Mrs. | 1000 Bullfrog Min 58| 500 Man Pine Nut - 57 ¢ Winnipes, Manitoba, Mrs. | 1000 Do, b 30... #0/1000 Man Verde... 34 { Oak Mrs. William | 2600 Do, b 30... 6112000 Man Verde... 33 Kirk of London, Ontario, | 2000 Do, b 90... 63/3500 Manhat Whal 18 i, aged 62 years 3 months | 7500 Bulifrg N Bk 53/ 000 Maryland 05 8 | 4000 Do b - 5502000 Mayfiower ... 40 sces are respect- | 1000 Bifrg Pilot.. 40/ 200 Mayflower ... 41 uneral services | 2000 Bifrg Pilot.. 85| 1000 Mizpah Ex. 26 1000 Bifrg Sunset. 28 500 Mineral Hill.. 12 1000 China Nev... 10| 100 Mohawk o | -~ 600 Columbia Mt 24( $00 Mohawk 52 | 500 Columbia Mt 25| 1500 Mohawk 51 from Thirtieth | 1000 Cyrus Noble. 412000 Montgomy Mt 50 S Jose avenue. 1000 Dalsy 40 1 Montgomy Mt 51 ey, April 11, 1906, 200 Den_Bify o Montgomy Mt 52 " on of Joseph s “Haton | 1000 D Bifg Anx 22,4000 Mont Builtroz, 08 . Y Cal. agea § | 4000 Dm B Btte C 39| 800 Mont T 58 1000 Dm B Btte C 40| 50 Mont Ton, .31 Hospital, Presidfo, | 3000 Dm B Bite C 4112000 Ney Tule Gold 11 1 1908, Poioto. | 4000 Dixte N Y Ton Con 29 Sergeant United | 6000 lflx‘- Ohio Ton..... 7 toameant United | 1000 Bellpse Obio Bulifrog. 31 aged 55 | 2000 Eclipse Orig Bulifrog. 20 T 400 Furnace C; Orig Bullfrog. 21 auaintances are respect- | 1000 Gold Bar- Red Top Ex.. 08 e funeral from his | 200 Gold Bar Red Top Ex.. 06 thence to | 200 Gold Crown. 41| 300 Red Top Ex.. 0T Gold_Sceptre. 45|1000 Rescue 15 Goldfield Min 48/ 1000 Rocco Hi hENRV J. CALLACHER CO. | 300 S05053 Min 55/ 1000 &) Humperes 50 ccessors to Flannagan & Gallagher.) Do, b 90... 52! 1500 Silver Pick. 25 VAN, Mgr Great Bend.. B4 2000 Stlyer Pic 24 AND EMBALMERS Great Westrn 04/ 1000 Sheshn N Bk 13 r School, Home &..... Steinway 37 Homestake C_ 90/ 2000 Steinway 10 —~ Jim Butler.1.3 St Ives, s 30. 36 o Do, s 10.1.. St Ives .. a8 UNITED l!thRTAKERE‘ 10%0 Jonmhie Cons St Ives, b 0. 31 — Funeral Directors and ba TR S Ives a1 e e e e e 3200 Jumbo M Co.1.65, 500 St Ives 39 - o A Teme. 67, | 1000 Jumbo Ex .. 1811000 Sylvania 10 e R ae ; Firth st | (500 Keane Wond _4;;! 200 Ton Gold s 0 o o i Moo Yool acNamara 3 2 Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates. | 1500 ~ Do; s 10 73 ks o 2500 Man Central. 20| 1000 West End G P. Prechtel. Keeler. L. M. Snook. | 1000 Manhat Comb 10! 6000 Yankee Girl 6000 Man Dexter. 85| GOLDEN GATE U'NDERT AKINGZ0, CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 2475-2453 MISSION STREET. Tonopah District. Phone Mission 102. Bid. Ask.| Bid. Ask. - Belmont ....5.37 5.50/ Little Ton ... —8.50 | Belmont_Ex. 25 MacNamara.. 72 78 | Boston Ton.. 08 10 Midway ..,..2.10 2.15 Brgrs I8 Ex 25 — Midway Bx... 26 32 California 25 39| Mizpah Ex 26 27 Cash Boy. 16 18 Montana .....2.80 2.85 | Colehan — 1€[Mont Mid Ex. 20" 27 | Eula Con ... — 17/Mon Pttsb Ex 15 - — Eurcka Ton.. 05 06/ Monitor o.... 04 — | Gold Anchor.1.00 1.05|N Y Ton Con 20 30 | g::g Crgl'tn. fi (»l:lfih Star. 53 25 - en Gate o Ton,.... 42 41 WOODLAWN (.EMETERY, | Sl o mewny R Son. Mateo Comity. { G1a Reef Con 22 25| Rescue ...... 14 16 nlomc CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, ] Great WWestrn 04 05 Ton Exien:: 1.00 James Tlood Bulldiog 8. Gvosy Queen 23 24| Ton Hme Con — 03 1s, acquaintances and members of | nma lifornia, aged 42 years | Gate avenue. Interment | v—In this city, April 11, 1906, John | loved husband of Elizabeth McMahon, of Mrs. M. E. Lewls and Mrs, kmann, and brother of Philip, d George McMahon, Mrs. Susan thence 0 | and uncle | aged b4 | ot- | Interment | fends and acquaintances are respect- | Godeau, 305 Montgomery | llie Kiely, & native of San Fran- | £ Friends and_acquaintances are respect- | ———e—— PORTER & WHITE, | Goidfield District.* | Adams .. 07 08 Gt Bend BEx. 17 18 Atlanta 15 1¢] Hibernia =2 — (2] Highland . 05 07 { — 03| Jumbo M Co.1.80 1.65 | 02 03 Jumbo Bx ... 17 18 | Bik Btte Ex. 04 €5|Juno .. 0 02 | Black Rock.. — 03| Joshua . 15 = | Blue Bell.... 03 04 Kendall 81 | Blue Bull. 13 14| Kendall Ex .. 03 04 | Brooklyn [ 49 120 | Brte Golaseid 15 10 a Bull & Bear. 04 Gy Booth . 30 = CODE 30 = Columbla ... 08 7l o | Columbia Mt. 21 B0 Com Fractlon — 2‘11 Mohawk | Conqueror 13 evada Bo: — 08 | Dais B N Goanea. 2 8 Dia: 10 11)\‘=\ Southern. 02 — | Dm B Btte ¢ 40 41| Oakes . o | Dmana Tragl 08 Oalland 1225 Dixie . 00 10/0Oro . == R | Empire ;2210 04 03Pennsylvania. - 04 05 | Exploitation. 25 —I Potlatch 07 09 Fawn .13 14| Red Lion . (43 Florence ... 1.50 —| Red Top . 1.80 | Frisco . — 10/Red Top Ex. 08 | Goid Dust .. — 05 Sandstorm ...1.101.22 Gld& G Reed 07 w( Sandstorm Ex — 10 Gid Belmont. B2 24 25 Goldfleld Min 48 12— Gld N Star.. — 38 89 | Gola Hill o1 —° 10 Goidfeld Ton — 03} Treasure 04 00 | Great Bend.. b4 55| Verde o1 02 | Gt Bend Anx. — 10| Vernal 04+ (B | Bulifrog District. | Amargosa ... 08 (9/G Bar Anmex. — 28 | Amethyst ... 60 70(Gold Bar Ex. — 12 | Big Bulfrog. — 10{Gold Sceptre.. 45 46 | Bonanza Hill 10 —!Gldfia Bulifrs — 04 | Bonnie Clare 58 €0/ Gid Mt Glafid — 15 | Bulitrog Min 25 30| H Hooligan..’ 15 — | Bullfrog Anx 03 04 Homestake C. 85 90 | Bullfrog Com — 13|Lige Harrls.. 03 04 Bullfrog Cons — 13| Mont Bullfrog 05 07 | Bifrg Daisy. 33 85 Montgomy Mt 61 52 | Bullfrog Ex. 09 11|M Shoshn Ex. 15 25 | Bifg Johnnie 30 35 Ohio Bullfrog. 30 — Blfg Jumper 15 17|Orig Bulifrog. 20 21 | Bitg Mayfiwr 40 42| Pilot ... 85 — | Bulltrg N Bk b4 55| Red — 15 Bifrg Nugget 13 15| Rhyolite Twn 10 Bitrg Subset. 25 28 San Francisco — 15 | Bitrg Velvet. 17 Shoshone .... 05 09 | China Nev... — 10|Shoshn B Gid — 18 | Death Val M — 08{Shoshn. N Bk 12 13 Den Bullfrog.1.65 1.70| Steinway .... 40 41 Dn Bifg Anx 22 24| Tramp M Co0.1.10 1.15 | Denver Rush 16| Vemtura .. 6 25 | -1.05 1.10| Vista Grande. 08 — 11,60 1.62| Wolverine 2 — Manbattan District. | Apr Fool Ex 08 00| Man Dexter.. 87 80 | Atlan & Pac 10 11!Man Hid Trs. — 15 Comet Gold.. 15 16 Manhat L Joo 10 1L | Double Fagle — 12, Manhat Jumb 17 18 Gold Wedge. 17 19 Manhattan 5 18 Granny G M. 38 40| Manhat Navaj — 18 | Jumpng Jack 39 40| Man Oro Fino 12 17 | — 32(Man Pine Nut — 56 | 20 —|Man Red Top. 11 | Manhat Belle 10 12| Manhat 8ynd. — 17 | Man Broncho 17 18 Manhat Whal 18 20 Man Carson.. 12 13| Man Verde 32 38 | Man Central. — 20| Mineral Hill. 12 | Manhat Con.1.40 1.50/ M Mustng A: 10 — 25 Muetang Man. 19 — 10 12| Orig Manhat. — 20 | 27 82/Syl Humphrey 25 27 Man Cowboy 18 19| Yankee Girl,. 14 13 | Other Distrlots. | Cyrus Noble. — 42| Little George. 08 — | D Val L Star 07 08 Lookout Gold. — €5 El DoradoNv 15 Lynx Creek.. 81 — | Esperanza .. — Nev G Crater — 10 | Gola Reed M — Nev Sunshine 10 Golden Terra 41 Nev Tule Gold 11 12 - | Goldyke Reef 22 Palmetto .... — 85 Gold Quartz. 40 —|Palm L Strk. 07 08 | Johnnte Cons 16 1 c2 | Interstate M. 20 — 8 | Kawich & B — 50— | Rawich Gold 02 —|Bylvunia — 10 | Kawich Kyst 01 —|Tokop Con - 12 | Kawech MCo — 02 Tule Canon § = | TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: | | 9:15 a. m. Session. ® | 1500 Amethyst ... 75/8000 Interstats ... 20 | 8000 Oro Fino ... 11/1000 Sunset. b 80.. 20 2000 Oro Fino ... 121200 Ton N Star.. 06 11 a, m. Session. 1500 Manhattan .. 161000 Blue Bull.... 13 1000 Man Dexter. 89/3000 Dixie, b 10.. 10 500 Man Dexter. 88/3500 St Ives 36 1911000 St Ives, s 10. 36 10{1000 St Ives b 60. 38 11500 Great Bend... 53 | 1000 Datsy, b 80.. 50 B smzmo Nat Bank, si0 54 & 1000 Nat Bank, b30 54 000: Gold: Bar.....1.65 1000 G Anch, bml 05/ m)o Dmand Cun 39 500 Red Top...1.77%! 3000 Dmafia Con.. » 1500 Ton N Star. 54| 1500 Mayflower ... 3000 Goldfield Min 45/12,000 Yankee Girl 15 1000 Kendall, b 10 85| | 2000 Man Cowboy | 8000 Little Joe ... 200 Mont Ton. .2.67% | 1000 Home . 1500 Jim Butler. 0 p. m. Session. 10/2300 Nac Bank .. 1000 . Do, b 10 1000 Eclipse 1500 Do, s 10.1.02 000 Dixie . 1200 Jim Butler. | 2000 Gl1a Mohawk. i | 2500 Goldfleld Min 4. | 5000 L Joe, s 10.. 2000 Dmdfid_Con. . 3000 Manhatian .. 16| 1500 Great Beed:. o8 1500 Man Dexter. 90|3000 St Ives ...... 36 500 Gold Bar. .1.6214/ 4000 Pa Goldfield.. 05 700 West End 201 1000 S0 Fureka... 33 1000 Ton N Star. 543000 Atlanta .18 | 2500 Ton N Star. 55| 2000 Atlanta . 15 500 Ton Mdway.2.07% 500 Mont Ton...2.87% CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopeh District. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. | Cash Boy.... 15 15| Midway 0214 — Gold_ Anchor.1.00 1.03| Mispah Ex 6 Great Westrn 04 034 Mont Ton... 12.85 2.90 Home . — — “'s8 Home Con 40 44 Ina TnnODBh 14 — | Jim Butler.. 11.50 | 3 Butler Ex. Ton of Nev.18.00 — | Little Ton .. West End.... — 3.30 | MacNamara.. | District. Adams Glafd Aurora 04 08 Atlanta Gid Belmont.. — 85 | Bik Btte Ex. Gld Kewan: — 22 Black Rock.. Goldfleld Min, 44 — Biue Bell.... 04| Great Bend... 53 56 Blue Bull *—|Nev Goldfieid. 23 — Booth . 33 —|Pa Goldfield.. 0415 05 Brooklyn — Red 85 — Columbia Mt. — 0514 06 Conqueror .. 88" 40 Dm B Btte C 30 —1.25 Dixie ....... 0914 25 — Bulifrog Amethyst ... 65 .05 — Bifg Mayfiwr 40 03 04 Bullfrg N Bk 53 06 - 08 Den Bullfrog.1.60 —|Orig Bullfrog. 20 22 Dn Bifg Anx — = 30;Stelnway .... — 45 Manhattan District. Little Jo(o: 0% fi' g‘ev Bl Swan 05 — Manhat Cres. — ¥l Humphrey — Manhattan M 16— . Other Districts, 00% Kawich Gold. ———— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Esperanza TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 'WESTERN ADDITION. Barton S. and Eva C. Hays to Luke Mo- Donald, lot on E line of Poik street, 60:8 S of Washington, § 42:0% by B 100; $i0, B'nal Brith Endowment and Fraternal As- soctation to James M. Koford, lot on NE cor- er of Van Ness avenue and Fell street, N uo by B 100, and all interest on W. ! homas V. Bakewsll to same; 1ot on ‘NE | corner of Feil street and Van Ness avenue, E | 100 by N 120; $10. Lizzie Asher to Max Heymann, lot on §. line of Eddy street, 102:6 B of Buchanan, & 20.by 0. 14 ® Wiiitam Hartnett to Lulgl Micco and Cleiste | Gallia, lot on S lime of Lombara nm [ W of Fillmore, W 22:6 by 8 120; also I 2 lihe of Tembard street, 11516 W of Fillmors. W 22 Ly 8 120; $10. Baden Company to Paul and Rose Arata, lot | on N line of Filbert street, 61:9 E of Stefner, N 120 by E 26:7%; $10. Frederick R. Drinkhouse to John L. Conner, | 1ot on 8 line ot Valleto street, 100 5 of Steiner, E 37:6 by 8 51:6; $10, Henry and P | alty Corporation, lot on NW corner of O’Far- | reli and Fillmore streets, N 29:6 by W 100; $10, | Julie or Julia and Henry Lehnhardt to James E. and.Clarissa L. Gorman, lot on W line of De Long avenue, 335 § of Frederick street, S 2.'. by W 80; $1 Samuel and Ida Strauss to Thomas L. Tobin, lot on E line of Willard street, 50 8 of Mc- Allister, S 25 by E 95: $10, Lots Nelson to Elizabeth J. Moynthan, lot on N line of Parnassus avenue, 27:56 W of Wil- lard street; W 25 by N 94:414: $10. Same to Elizabeth and Mary K. Carson, lot on N line of Parnaseus avenue 5:6 W ot Willard street, W 50 by N 94:4%4: $10. Edith Jaggl (wife of _Alfred) to Byron Mauzy,_lot on N line of O'Farrell street, 517:0 W_of Steiner, W 22 by N 82:6; John and Lena Stierlen to George Kanzee, lot on N line of Parnassus avenue, 175 W, of Clayton street, W 50 by N 137:6; $10. MISSION. BLOCKS. % Hamilton B. and Sarah G. Clark to Dally News Publishing Company, lot on SW-line ot Ninth street, 160, SE of Folsom, SE 100 by | W 100: $10. Frederick C. and Bllzabeth Moyer to Davia Investment Company, lot on E line of | street, 185 S of Fifteenth, S 50 by E 1:2 6; llD Fregerick W. and_ Elizabech Relch to liam D., Henry o mas -nd Rosa J. Ramsden, lot on B Tine or Sl e nue, 1563011:;:6:‘:@0 £60, E 103, N 55, W 9. N 5, W9k Alfréd C. and Mary Harrell to Bdwin G. Olsen, lot on NW line of M street, 213 | NE of Noe, NE“byNWuB'B Henrietta Woods to Enos Woods, lot on W line of York street, 135 S of 8 25 77:1.37, NW._ 27.26.87, also iot on K line of York streef, y-second, S 25 by E oo~ Ilnaof ‘Brv;snt venue, 160 E 1 Morril and ‘Windt to E. J. Pringlp, \tees estate of lot on. NE corner of Twenty- Treat avenue, E 50 by N 104 $10- Mary C. Jackson (smu\am to George A. Smith. 1ot on £ line of Folsom street, 212 § of Twenty-third, § 26 by £ 122:6; $10. HORNER'S ADDITION. John A.'and Belle Hoots, Winifield §. anl Hattle I. Hobbs to James E. Ryan, lot on N, Une Dt Thiscieth: ‘stags, 100 ‘W o Church, W 25 by N 80: s Thomas anid ae O'Brien to John Ande: son, lot on SE orger. of Twenty-ftth and ‘Douglass streets, £ 160 by S 114; $10. Jonathan and Anna M. Anderson o Charles and Carolina Warner, lot on S line of Twenty- Wd street, 175 W of Noe, W 25 by § 114 Thomas W. ana rine A., Christopher C.and Lily A" Rivers to Louls W. and Therssa B. Colburn, Iot on N line of Valley street, 205 B ot Diamond, E 50 by N_114; $10. Stephen "A. and Mary L. Born to Anna Brandt, lot on E line of Homestead street, 185 N of Twenty-fifth, N 25 by E 125 . Amna_and’ Peter H. Brandt to Clara’ Lenn, same; $1 5 50-VARA BLOCKS. Gluscppe Chelin! to J. Freuler, Yot on NB coner of Clay street and Waverly placs, N 40 el A ler, lot on W ary Chasq Lawler, lot on line ot ® Burgom.’-&:eé' OhR o 85t Pacific, § 40 Y. $— Peter J. Nictiols to Thomas G. Kennedy, lot on E line of Powell street. 40 N of Clay, N 40 Dby I 60,7and right of way and all interest in 1ot on N line of Clay etreet, 00 B of Powall, N i37:8 by 17:6; $10. Thomas G.' Kennedy to G. R. A. Browne ‘and Andrew G. Griffin (trustees estate of Ed- ward B. Rambo), same; 100-VARA BLOCKS. Josephing and Adolf Hinkelmann to Andrew G. Gritfin and Gustavus R. A. Browne (trus- B. Rambo), lot_on BB line gt Howara strest, 812:¢ NE of Fourth, NB 5 by SE 80; $10, Richarq and Julia B. Flaherty to M. Fisher Company, lot on E corner of Ninth and Steven- fon strects, SE 37:6_NE 10, 8B 37:6, NE 75, BW 100; $10. Soseph Biowe. (o McBwen Bros. and John C. Brickell, Iot on N corner of Howard and Bighth streets, NW 165 by NE 375; $10. John F. and Hanora Schroth to'C. O. G. Miller. lot on NW line of Stevenson street, 275 SW of Bixthy SW 25 by NW 175; $10. POTRERO NUBVO. George 8. Crim et al. to John Breuner, lot on BE corner of Seventeentn and Harrison streets, § 400 by X 124:3; V. de Laveaga to jobn Breuner, 1ot o sm corner. ol Sevemm.m and Huflm streets, § 400 by B 124:3, quitclaim deed; Grace W. Millar to Nathan M. Rater, 1ot on W line of Missour{ street, 100 N of Army, N 41:6 by W 100; $10, OUTSIDE LANDS. Fred A. and Dorothy K. Houseworth to Carolyn Constine, lot on W line of Sixth ave- nue. 100 N of Lake street, N 63 by W 120; $10. Lawrence Constine to same, same; gif! R. H. Lioyd to J. M. Wilkins Company, lot on NE corner of Twenty-sixth avenue and Clement street, N 118, E 48, § 119, W 60; $10. D. L. Fitsgerald to Annle Fitzgerald, lot on W line of Third avenue, 160 N of Clement street, N 26 by W 120; gift John and Juile Faubel to Esther and Louis Nyebolle, ot on N line of Clement stree 107:6 B of Thira avenue, B 26 by N 100; $10. Louis Nyebolle to Esiher Nyebolls, Iot on N line of Clement street, 107:6 E of Third avenue, E 25 by N 100; gift. Margaret L. Roe (MoCrea) to Albert Hoff- , 1ot on W line of Fifth avenue, 325 § of Clement street, 8§ 25 by W 120; $10. Joseph Mahler ‘et al. to Carl Werner, lot on NE corner of Ninth avenue and A street, E 32:6 by N 100; $10. Carl and Louise Werner to Henry H. Mon- tell, same; $10. George and Lina Ponarouse to James B. Mer- ritt, lot on B line of Thirty-second avenue, 275 N of Point Lobos avenue, N 25 by B 120; $10. Fanny H. Beck to same, same; $10. Bay District Land Company to 80 Freise, lot on B line of Fitth avenue, A street, S 25°by E 120; $10. o Rudolpn C. and Bana K Schafter to Albert Harw and J. C. Cairns, lot on e TRty Aty avemus ‘And C_street, N 150 by W 120; § Laura M. Schofield to Sophte V. Culp (wite of Daniel B.) lot on 8 line of H street, 55 % of Towerity.Arat avenue, 5 30 by & 100; $10. Clartnce M. and Hattie G. Mann to Stillman E Brown, lot on B line of Fourth avenue, 00 N of I street, N 26 by E 85; $10. Auguste C. F. Hohnemann to Willam H. Hohnemann, lot on § line of L street, 70 E of Bleventh venue, E 82:6 by S 100, quit-claim deed; $10. Robert L, Weaver to Maurice Leger, lot on W line of Fortyfirst avenue, X of O street, N 25 by W Sarah MoDeuttt to Luginis M. Bannan, Jot on N line of V street, 57:6 B of Thirty-fifth avenue, E 26 by N 100; $10. HOMESTEADS, William G, Doolittle to Homestead Reaity Company, lot on SW line of Thirty-fitth ave- le D. 8 of Miscolianeous 342, E 850 yards, Cree! ¥ quit: yards, W to Ml k S to be(‘l.nnln‘, claim deed; $10. T. B, Potter Realty Company to Louise Don- ovan, lot 49, block b4, Rels Tract; ‘Eaine to Yone H. Catler, 1ot 1, block ¢ q\ Rels Tract; grant. Same to Henry H. Cutler, lot 2, block €0, same; grant. Jeanctte Walther to Wint J. Fifield, undivided balf lot 1, block 2, Sears’ subdi- vision West End; $2500. T. B. Potter Healty Company to Fred and Margaret Walker, lots 07 and 58, block 29, Reis Tract; grant, Rosa J. Pires to Manuel I Jires, lot on W corner Lizzie street and California avenue, SW 35 by NW 70:6, lots 48, 55 and 56, Cobb Tract; Market and Stanyan Streets and Golden Gate Park Land and Improvement Company to Matt Harrls, lot on 8 line of Alma avenye, 125 E of Stanyan l(reel, B 23 by 8§ 100, lot 10, block 2, subdivision 1, Clarendon Helghts; $10. Seme' to Frederick R. Drinkhouse, lot on § Ime of Alma avenue, 150 E of Stanyan, B 25 by S 100, lot 11, block 2, subdivision 1, same; 10. J.W. Wrisht & Sons Investment Company to Charles H. Prough, lot on SE line of don street, by fohns, 200 N SE 100, block 12, Excelsior : Mary Marfott! to David and Ellfe S. lot 192, gift map 3: $10. M. McCann to same, lot 192, same, quit- clatm deed; $10. Alameda County. Emeline D. and D. W. C. Gafkill to Law- rence T. and Mary E. and Fannie A. Flynn, Jot on N line of Thirty-fitth (Pu-k strest), 552.6 E of San Pablo avenue. E 30 by N 112, lot © and WG fect of lot & Mitchell Tract, Oakland; $10. R. and Blanche Whitehead to Carrie G. D. Mills, lot on § line of Orchard street, 100 B of Telegraph avenue, E 2T, § 124.98, W 26,60, N 124.98, portion of lots 1, 2 and 3, map of Armes Tract, Oakland; $10. Hubbard H. and Mary 8. Snow to Octavius H. Hull, lot on N line of Fifty-eighth (Il le) street, W of Canning, W_85 by 00, beln% E 20 feet of lot 37 and W 15 fm of Jot lock R, resubdivision of .Roberts & Wolfskill Tract, Oakland: $10. C. O. G. and Janet W, Miller, F. H. Cook and B. H. Pendleton to C. T. Hanson, lot on NW line of Second avenue (Alamedastreet), 152 SW of Fast Fifteenth (Madison) street, SW 40 by NW 100, block 52, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. Fred G. and Fricda Eiben to Andrew J. Nor, lot on NW line of Campbell . of Atlantle, N 50 by W 25, block 501, Olbhon! property at Oakland Point, Oakland; $10. Dewitl C. and Besste A. Taylor to Agnes D. Low (wife of David), ot on 8 line of Jones street 410 W of Telegraph avenue, W 30 by 8§ 100, portion of lots 16 and 18, corrected map of Jones Tract Oukix Andrew and Annfe 8. Nor to Fred G. Biben, 1ot on N line ot Hallroad avenue of Seventh strest, 204 W of Henry, N 80, W 21:8.1o B line of Persite strest, {hencs to point, etc.. 8 19:7%, E 40 to begin- $1 62. ning, | Oiklnnd lot on B line of Penm. same, -mfl. 205 10% S of Elghth, 8 32:4%, B N 31, W 101:4% to beginning, wtlun ot Gibbons_prorerty, Onkland;. $10. Ann Foley to Margaret Fleming. lot on W line of Chestnut street, 194 S of West Third, W 127 by § 25, lot 37, "block 444, map Adeline and Market Street Horgestead, Oakland; Lot 1 Jennie Mokovitz to James clest on N line of Fourth W.1 by N 75, Zortioh, lot 26, block 39, K. sbergers maj 10. onsiouuher 15 and Hnsals Rande o Charles T. Forsyth.glot on N line of Francisco street, 262 W of Shattuck avenue, W 10 by N 135, por- tion lots 21 and 22, block C, James ml. Berkeley: $100. Enoch ‘and Mary A. Morrill to John M. Foy, lot cn SW corner of Addison and ommi streets, W 150 by S 125, lots 10, 11 and 12, block A, blocks Biake Tract 1, property maps 1 and 2, Blake Tract, Berkeley: lllll H. B. and Susie L. 'Belden to Annie M. Ors- born (wife of Frederick), lot on SE corner of West Sixteenth and Filbert streets, block 1, Olldp%d . Berkeley, Oakland Township; $10; uires to Aurora. Hume, of Kmnd:s street, 120 W._of Milvia, W 100 by, § 131,64, lots 4, 5 and B 20 feet of lot 6, btlock 5, map 2, Shattuck Tract, i 1 Jobn M. and E Hlldtlhll an Ieey street. W 100, 100, € 91 to beginning. portion lots 1 and Falrview Park. Berkeley 0 g Margaet W, Grainger to T, B Mo . L. an aret W, o T. v Carty, lot on“'si: ca!:me f‘ (Fuiton; strect and McGee avi 120 by § 100, be- ing N 100 of lot 5, State Unt Homestead A-soclmon _No. ‘. 1 Jozeph and Louise to Maude A. Timbrel, strest; 120 N from N SCHOOL CENSUS WILL BE TAKEN ON MONDAY Deputies Will Co-operate in Plan to Inerease Daily At- tendance of Pupils. —_— Chief Census Marshal Beckett yes- terday called his seventy deputies to- gether at the City Hall and instructed them as to thelr dutles in connection with the taking of the school census. The work of taking the census will be- gin next Monday and Beckett desires that his suberdinates be given all the information relative to the number of children of school age in each house- hold. In the past considerable trouble has been experlenced with some par- ents who do not want to answer the questions on the subject. : It is desired to Increase the attend- ance of puplls in the public schools. as the income from the State for support of the schools is based thereon. Beckett explained to his men that as a side is- sue to their regular duties they were to get Information relative to some 17,000 children who do not attend school and who under the child labor law are prohibited from working if they are under the age of fourteen. Beckett told his deputies to co-operate with the truant officers in the location of such children, in accordance with a plan agreed upon by Superintendent of Schools Roncovieri and the Board of Education, to which publicity was gslven two weeks ago. Roncovier! and R. D. Faulkner, prin- cipal of the Parental School, addressed the deputy census marshals on the mat- ter and urged them to use the best ef- forts to locate all children who should be attending school. The name of any chlld of school age who does not attend school will'be noted on a card printed for the purpose, together with its age, address and other information. The truant officers will then proceed to| compel the attendance of all such chil- dren. Beckett says it is not expected that the entire 17,000 children described will be forced to attend school, as some of them may be sick, or belong to the floating population. A strong endeavor, however, will be made to increase the daily attendance by at least half that number by the mea: mentioned. —_ 0 % Thirteenth, 8 25 by W 100, Jot 16 and portion Jot u,. block 176, Kellersberger's map, Oak- and Edward L, Braswell to Henry ot on W Tine of Brosaway o0 N Buena Vista avenue, N 38:4 by W 100, mn lot 2, plat Pancoast Tract, Alameda; Allyn J. Miller et al to J. C. Fossing and C. W. Gallagher, lot on N line of Tweifth street, 75 B of Madison, B 75 by N 100, lots made to‘%rn-:v. deed of March 28, 1905, 1005 D. 418; C. and Alice M. Fossing, C. W. and Bstelle Gallagher to . and Estelle Gal- ard and Ellen Wlllon to Ellen Smith, lot on W line of Cherry street 180 8 of Forty-ninth or Birch, 8 35 by W 150 lot 46, block E, Central Ouakland Tract No. 2, Oak- land; $io F. Bradford et al. to John B. Gray, lots 9, 10 11, 12, fronting 100 on S line of Grant street by a unlfol'm depth 8 of 100 feet, also lots 39, 40, 41 and 42, fronting on N line of uon!lnmir! street by uniform depth N of 100 block C, new town of Lynn, Fast Oak- 10. George H. and Roberta E. L. Hellman and Danlel Meyér to Lilltan M. Santord, 1ot on N line of Bln Antonio avenue, 301 W of Paru etreet, W 53 by N 136, portion lots 12 .na 13 block I, Oak Park Bncinal of Alameda, Al medl.. quitclaim deed; $1. Malllot to Jane F. Winant, all in- lnurut undtvided in lots B and D, bloek 30, Alameda Park Homestead, Alameda. interest in extension of lot D to State ud. line by ecxtending W lino of lot B and iot on W line of Pablo ptcos; se sald State tide land line, Alameda; Delia Norton (wife of xm) to Kern Nor- ton, lot on SW corner of Thirty-second and Fil- bert streets, W 100 by § 25, Giasoock Tract, Oakland: o Valter 7. and Lewls to Feasen. (wite of Cheley; loi en NE line of place, NW of Vancluse avenue, N 220.61, NW 4591, W 108.85, NW 91.71, 'S 98.38, SE 156.60 to beginning, and 49 and NW 25 feet of lot 47, Viila Nova Tract, Oakland Township; triangular plece of land situated NW from sald lot 49 and across Oakland avenue from said lot, bounded on S by Oakland avenue, E by exterior boun— dary line of lot 6 of Bowman Tract, on W by lot 1, block C, according to map of Lincoln being entire parcel of land situsted be. Eween sald 10t 1 Hiock. Cy Lincoln Park. and B eiat botndars lize of ot 6 Bowman Tract, Oakland; $10. Gustave Lety '(or Letty) Theu to same, same, Oakland; $10. Holcomb Land Company to W. T. Harrl lot on N line of Oakiand avenue (or Seventh 185:7% B of Cedar street, by N 1043 lot 12 biock o7, Jand on Gaklang Pomt R. H- Ferry Landing, etc., Oakland; $10. H. W. and Ella §, Pine to Hannah Ristem. lot on SW line of Sunnyside avenue, 60 SE o Lok, SE 30 by SH 100, 1ot B block G, Bather Tract, quitclaim deed, Oakland Town- p; $10. Pledmont Building Association to Carls B. Lastretg, lots 10 and 11, Pledmont Springs Tract, Cakland Township: $10 Wililam J. Laymance to C. W, Gallagher and J. C. Fossing, lot on SW comer of Simp- Telegraph avenue, S 95.71, mzsx N 9014, E100.00 to begirining, lots 2. d 4, and portion lot 1, Stmpson's Tract, Oakdand: §10. Murray Laidlaw to Frank Laidlaw, lot on NE corner of Sixth and Brush N 100 Dy B 500, Oakland; it ail Intorest Tof Arat Darty in above described property derived by him through or under estate of Ellzabeth Laid- law, deceased, Oakla: Horace Gusheo Company (a on) to Frances A. Cole (widom, Jot on S hae of Bans croft way, 100 E of Fulton street, E 50 by § 130, portion lot 8, block 13, property College Homestead Assoclation, Berkeley; $1 Carrie Wagner to Guss and Jacob Wagner, lot on S line of Webb avenue, 182 E of Everstt street, § 108.5 by E 80, Tots 6 and 7, block 27, subdivision Chipman blocks, eda. R Charles Quayle (as administrator of L. Ringwait, deceased) to E. N. Walter. lot G block & 'mep blocks 5 and 11, Curtis Tract, Berkeley \ T R LG H ot on N line of Forty-sixth street, 157.5 E Linden, £ 2:6 by N 100; block 2114, Ao Tract at Temescal, Oakiand; S0, W. H. and C. D. Smith (wife) to Alexander 3. Viunko, ot Gn W Jine of Marshall (Twelfth) street, 300 § of Fitty-ninth (Folsom), S 50 by ¥ 100, lot 13, block 23, property L. M. Beau- dry and G. Peladeau, Oakland; $10. Heury and Louisa’ Michaels to Mary B. and Mabel . Cluness. Jot on 8 Iine of Taylor ave- treet, mn . s, N o 08, Tots 11 and 12, blsck m'nu portion original Vischer Tract, Alame- Thomas Farren (Thomas J. Farre) (Thomas J. Fagen) to Thomas Mullany, undivided half of lots 6, 7, 8, 17, 18, block 9, Jose Domingo Tract, Berkeley: also lots 14 and 18, block 8, Antisell Villa Lots, Berkeley; §! Katle L. Fitz (wife of G. L) to Jessio A. Heberer (Patton), lot 54, map Rock Island Tract, Oakland; $5. Gearge and Emma Sully to Effie J. Halliday, lot on E linerof McGes avenue (Dwinelle), 90 8,9t Ward (Butterworth) sirset, S 45 by B 5, block 4, State University on, Berkeley; $10. Amanda M. Barstow to Lewthwalt A. and Anna E. Etephenson, ot on 1 line of Harrison street, 1 Twelfth, N 80 by E 160, be- ing N 39. lot 11 Auee Park property, Oakland; 10. Alfred H. Burton to John J. Nielson, k NE line of ast Twenty-sixth atreet, 178 Se ot by NBE 140, being block Hogan's subdivision bloek l’l Hllhllnd Park, Olk.lmd 810. r-nn 55 Rohlnm Tt on N8 commer Allston ‘way and Third ayetue, B 125 by N. 180 being W 125 of “lot S, Block 3, ; "1.;‘ vel ly Homestea ition, MO ey ; Richard W. and Catherine Merrick to George 5 Eute ugph-n Jot on_ 8 Jline ot Eim, or ~fo street, Telegraph i nue, l.o-u. W 40, N 139:1 zw beginni n 13, block P, map blocks 0, P l.l‘ld 0. Johanna oseph Neal to John J. and ee;n-mm.mfi.a-nunmn No. Oakland. ll.' Mll ave- 20 to |- ROB AND BEAT MAN IN HOTEL Vicious Thugs Enter Room of Charles Carlson and| Club Him With Revolvers| DENIES HIS OWN STORY‘ Victim Afterward Says That| He Was Hurt in an Auto- mobile Acecident in Park | A bold robbery was perpetrated at the Ashworth Hotel, 320 Mason street, about | 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the vietim | being Charles Carlson, a racetrack man. | Carlson was beaten into unconsciousness, his hands and feet were tied and he was thrown under the bed. The room was | ransacked and about $0 in gold and greenbacks stolen. Carlson was awakened about 6 o'clock by a rapping on his door. He opened it and was confronted by two masked men, each presenting a revolver at his head. They made him throw up his hands and one of them struck him with the butt end of a revolver on the head and fore- head, knocking him unconsolous. Miss L. J. Martin, who occuples a room opposite Carlson’s, heard cries for help coming from Carison's room, and she touched an electric button to attract the attention of Richard Morris, the night clerk. Bhe continued the operation for | about ten or fiften minutes before Morris | appeared. Morris entered Carlson's room | and found him lying under the bed with his hands and feet tled with cotton cords. Morris dragged Carlson from under the bed and cut the cords. Blood was flow- ing from wounds on Carison’'s head and forehead and there was a pool of bloed | under the bed. | Instead of notifying the police Morris rang for the ambulance from the Central PEmergeacy Hospital. When the ambu- | lance arrived the driver told Policeman Hurd that some one was injure®at 32 Mason street, and Hurd went there. After making an investigation he . tele- phoned to police headquarters and De- tective Ryan responded. He and Hurd discovered that Carlson’s room had been thoroughly ransacked d the lining of his coat and trousers had been cut open. They also found a mask that had been ‘worn by one of the robbers. Carlson later in the day partly recov- ered consclousness at the Central Emerg- ency Hospital, and said that he had $450 in gold and currency in the room. The gold had been under his mattress and the currency sewed under the lining of his trousers. He had also a gold watch. The coin was gone, but the officers found the watch under a book. The police have come to the conclusion that the robbers were familiar with Carl- son's habits, from the fact that they cut the lining of his coat and trousers in search of coin. No one could be found who had seen them, which places the po- lice at a disadvantage. Carlson was removed to the Walton Hotel, 432 Ellis street, in the afternoon. There he was registered as Harry Adams, & traveling man, and through the friends that guarded his door he announced that he had been hurt in an automobile acci- dent in the park. The police belleve that he is trying to shield the robbers for rea- sons of his own. —_—— JEWISH INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE HOLDS OPEN MEETING Rabbis Voorsanger and Nieto Talk Elo- quently on the Desires of . the Soclety. The Jewish International League held its first open meeting at Lyceum Hall last night. There were about 100 pres- ent. Rev. Jacob Voorsanger, president of the league, was chairman. He made an eloquent talk upon the ideas and de- sires that the soclety intended to carry out. The fundamental principle of the order is based on the idea of civil and religious liberty, he said. To ' attaln that end, it would be necessary to di- rect the weight of public opinion to- ward the assistance of the big liberty- lovin, eople. nef glcgh Niéto said in the course of his remarks, which were of a most spirited order, that to comi the pro- gramme started here it would be nec- essary to organize a progressive cam- paign to bring the movement before the civilized world. Rev. Dr. Reynolds also spoke at length on the same subject. Following are the officers of the league: President, Dr. Voorsanger; vice president, Lucius Solomon; secre- tary, Hugo K. Asher, and treasurer, Philip N. Llllenthl.l, Stable Owners Elect Officers. At the annual meeting of the Stable and Carriage Owners' Association the following officers were eldcted for the current year: President, James J. Fagen; first vice president, John J. Doyle; second vice president, George W. Brown; treasurer, E. G. Plerce; secretary, L. C. Whi sergeant at arms, B. J. Shoyler; board of directors—Benjamin Marks, Joseph Perry, Samuel Hables, E. G. Plerce and John Coon. RAILWAY TRAVEL. S California Limited To Chicago "o Chicago in l_‘h-D-lN ‘no S anl'y ul!flu for Stockton, Mt o Piceds Fresno, Hantord, Visalia, ‘Bakeraield To SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, Ete. Via Sausalito Ferrs STANDARD GAUGE. Sundays at ( daily- way stations. 388 5. . Saturdays only. for Point Reyss ‘way. CKET OFFICE—630 Market T Ot Devots foat ot Market at. RAILWAY TRAVEL. ‘Trains leave and are dué to arrive at SAN FBANCL?CO From Maxcs 1, 1908 FERRY DEPOT 00T OF WARKET STREET — assrva W .00A Richmand. Beolels, Sacai.enio, 2 anuunm n&!«" snu 7.280 7.40a Valicjo, ‘.fl:"u‘c' agh, Seuts e 40A et o iy ermore, TATARICS P'L.mm, Suockion 7280 4BA cursion— ‘&l 2 sm ‘:g Saota (C‘n‘lz %180 8.00AShagia Expros— (Via Riid e b Tocoma. 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