The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 17, 1906, Page 18

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL. 17, 11906 COUNTRY—FOR SALE | of 100 acres D particuiars Sebastopo. box acres of L furniture; hogs _ an chandise | 000. reliable Sonoma_Co. houses to rent. fiding. 121 BAY REAL AND best HALFMOON dollars | us as- $100 ige for ex- DEVELOP- ck trans- stations streets ELMHURST REAL E!TA’!‘- | for further | v DEVEL- PING and NIZATION PANY — HEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. S8 & HORSWILL, ROADWAY, 1 CAL. ouse, in two stores | ranch or for | new, only I ts; will rent | ranch or un- able do- SS & HORSWILL, | BROADWAY, | AL | ——————————————— SSTATE WANTED. Lobos ave. and Thirtieth W as & tree is at Chrh « free. 189.90 Crocker bldg. ED—Good city and country real estate. | 1 DDON CO.. 40 Montgomery st.,S.F. PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE. ¢ treatment is ecucatio: ; hygiene free upon appli- lks every Tuesday after- 2304 Van Ness ave. ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M’TS | ALAMEDA REAL E!’I‘AT% | om cottage, bath; 50x150. 1518 Encinel station, narrow gauge. | BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS | FURNISHED HOUSES. | B LEY SR rent; family going sbroad | to rent their home; a mod- | ed home of 14 rooms; beau- tennis court, stable, eto. rs address box 136, Berkeley | ¢ rooms, bath, H. DAVIS, Y. M. C. A., | FRUITVALE ADV'T'SMNTS | FRL‘LT\'ALE §EAL ES:I‘A'I'I. | 7 home combined. Almost | . on corner of High st., n aves., known as the Large house, almost » modern, mantels, modern roughly up-to-date in arch.- and plan; large fine and shade trees and id arteslan water; Lecna e place. Property st over $15,000; the price is to §8000. Property was n to satisfy a_mori ; t more than price asked ire premises; only a few blocks and new Union High Schoal, cost $100,000; terms, $1000 cash, balance on mortgage at & | te of interest yard, fruit; | e best bullding property in with the best and most “rancisco Bay and sur- to be had; this property an Leandro road to the mew Boulevard road, and has three front- viz: Three-fourths of a mile on the Leandro road; three-fourths of & _mile m the San Leandro road to the Scenic soulevard roed snd one mile on the Boule- | 4 road. making three of the best frontages | o be had; the proy adjoining cannot be | had for less than twice what we ask zor $500 per acre will buy it as & whole. GEO. H. VOSE, OWNER, 968 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. REDWOOD PARK LOTS, FRUITVALE. LOTS—LOTS—LOTS. Come ‘out and see these lots; secure one of them before the raise in prices; these lots will sdvance §1 per front foot in 30 days; street work, sewers and sidewalks free to buyer. GRULB REAL ESTATE CO., 1224 Fruitvale ave. A ENAP. $2100 only for a mice G-room cottage with bath (furnished); room to keep cow, chick- | ens. eic.: located balf block from car line and near wer Fruitvale; good reason for wale; wiil slso sell without furniture; $1000 cash, balance on terme. For information address box 6358, Call office, Oakland. gant home fo; OARKLAND ADVERT'SMTS OFFICE. 1016 BROADWA' OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. KREISS. & HORSWILL, 0 BROADWAY. F BUFINESS PROPERTY! not buy on Washington street? are sure of getting the best vantage of the enormous advance- ment which is sure to take place. Better than bank interest is what most business property is paying, the business is certainly assured. special snap—a ser, T5x75 feet, for $85,000. ying a good income. If you want a swell home in a select neighborhood of Vernon Heights, offered. i{cuse consists . including elegant beam ceiling dining rooms, den, large reception hall, parlor and four bedrooms— | (unique) Shakespearean design: lot 39x120 fect; driveway; ple: of room for barn; price only $3750. Terms. This place must be &old on account of mortgage. A swell colonial houre a fine residence street, only two blocks from Key Route; would rent for $27.50 per month. Seven large, sunny rooms; iot 35x115 feet. Must be sold within 15 days. See it $4500—Elegant pair of flats, renting for $30 per month; fine finished; paneled dining-room; beam ceilings; tiled bath- room; elegant fixtures, something new and pretty; fine neighborhood; elevated Jot; half block to car line and ten minutes’ walk to Broadway. Look these up. A snap Here is & snap—§1800. Corner 150 feet on San Leandro road; swell business corner right t Elmhurst 60x138 feet; corner lot right t power-house, Elmhurst. KREISS & HORSWILL, 1070 BROADWAY. Modern. nearly new home of 8 roome; lot $1x180; near Oakland ave.; obably the cheapest place in ont; bank loan $2700. $4,250 Franklin st.; desirable little corner: old improvements of little value; Oak- land piace to bulld a small business; ex- cellent place to build a small business block. ©37) $75_a foot: undoubtedly the best buy on Telegraph ave. at this price; vacant lot on west i ar 36th st ©12) $5,000—Pair of flats within 100 yards of the new Key Route depot at 224 and Grove s; will be business property; about $40. $10,000 ©47) $1,850—Piedmont: cozy little home near Gov- ernor Perkins' residence; high basemen: street ork done; a bargain on an eas: plan of paymen! (224) $2,750—Eastlake; 5-room cottage just complet- | ed; on Apgar, between Grove and West ets, north side a GEO. W. AUSTIN, 1002 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. BELDEN & PERCIVAL. $1075—Lot S7:6x156; on Sth st.; handy to fon; just the thing fcr flats. ntral Key Route Tract; most central loca- heapest prices and easlest terme ever of ts $800 cach, $100 down, $10 monthly; homes $2450 end up, $20.50 monthly and tie as $150 down; send for catalogue and at once will buy lot; 25x111; close to S. P. depo! ash, $2¢ monthiy: beautiful new cot- h basement: paneled dining-room, ci: e windows; splendidly t: short walk from business center and one ck to depot. $6500—Absent owner orders sacrifice of ele- immediate sale; 9 rooms, den, cement basement with pias- finest construction with 4-foot r veranda and round win- finished and & very cen- lot 50x100, with children’s t be duplicated short of new 50 ants’ ceiling, ; clre 1 ®p) tion, id wi playh | $10,000; key at office. $3150— Pretty 6-room cottage on Adeline st., near 12th st.: lot 40x100. 30 minutes and b cents to San Francisco; the Central Key Route Tract is the ideai location man whose business or employment is San Francisco: come and see {t. BELDEN & PERCIVAL, 1112 Broadway, Oakiand. INVESTIGATION ME. TO BUY. §2300—Lot 27x140; West st.; B-room, new, modern cottage; extra fine place; good home, or 12 per cent Investment; sickness sorces quick sale; above, with all new turniture, $2500. BEST BUY IN BERKELEY. §2400—Lot 25x125; fine marine view; new, modern, b-room house; 2 blocks to local; fine home; sure to increase; this includes I new, good furniture. WE HAVE OTHERS. TAILS. For bargains in Oakland buy improved city or country propert; investment, see LEONARD & CO., 482 Seventh et., cor. Washington, Oakland. N ranch; $500 cash, $10 monthl y 1% acres iand; cottage, 2 large room and basement; splendid well water; 14 chi en houses, 400 chickens, goat and all tools with the ranch; ds-acre in SEE US FOR DE- in vacant or vegetables, with small orchard, berries, etc.; | fronting on main street, 80 ft. wide: corner 2 blocks to electric cars and schools: a splen- did piece of property; you can raise all the green kale you want on this land; come and | it to you, carriage free; price | let me show in all $3000. 9th st., near Broadway, JONES, owner. R. E. CALLAGHAN & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 18 Post st.—Tel. Private Exchange 240. $5000—POSITIVELY A BARGAIN. 7 rooms and bath; etrictly modern; on north side of Twenty-second st., near Telegraph ave.; elegant carpets and curtains; house all finished in hardwood. Improvements alone worth the price asked. Get this quick. R. E. CALLAGHAN & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 18 POST ST. PROMINENT CORNER INVESTMENT. 158x220; partly improved; facing one of the finest thoroughtares; finest opportunity for in- rease of income; few days only for $15,750. HARRY L. HOLCOMB, Investor of Capital, 214 San Pablo ave., Oakland, Cal. Call or send for circular. 458 Oakland. H. Z. | $20,000—A BARGAIN; 10 flats on corner, 100x 93: all rented: income $2596: this pays 20 per cent and more on the $5000, which he cash required to handle the property. A. J. SNYDER, Real Estate Broker, 901 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. FOR_sale—Fine bullding lot, 50x200; $1500; & bargain; owner. Box 6380, Call office, Oakland (no_agents). rentdl | constructed on sunny | , for home or | 100 pigeons, milch | ROOME ¥OR HOUSEKEEPING—Con. BUCHANAN, 1205—Corner flat; beautiful.. sunny, furnished housekeeping rooms to let. BUSH, 931—Nicely furnished rooms; eunn: convenient; running water; bath; prival house; location select. CALIFORNIA, 3012—Completely furnished Dice sunny rooms, single or en sulte; terms reasonable. EDDY, 333—Nicely furnished front rooms; also othere; very convenient; hot and cold water: reasonable. —Newly furnished, sunny Tooms; e also housekeep- single or sultes ing rooms; rent FOLSOM, 047—Two housekeeping rooms; com- plete; bath. FOURTEENTH, 154—1 or'2 rooms with kitch- en attached; aleo 2 parlors with kitchen al tached to let; reasonable. + | FRANKLIN, 1460, near Sutter—Elegantly fur- nished sunny corner; bath, phone, gas; single or en suite. — GOLDEN GATE ave., 1206—! sunny parlor suites: use of piano; other rooms for house- keepin, HAIGHT, 716—Nicely furnished rooms, com- plete for housekeeping; all conveniences; rea- sonable rent. 269—Nothing Ik massive window: yard; $15 to §22. See this place before you select home. JERSEY, 341, between 24th and 2.th, nr. Cas- tro—Orfie or 2 turnished or unfurnishad rooms for housekeeping: gas. JESSIE, 323—Two rooms; furnished; house- keeping; gas range; sink; $3.75 week. JESSIE, 483—Newly furnished housekeeping rooms for rent. MARKET. 2098—Two large front sunny rooms; | " furnishea complete for housekeeping. MCALLISTER, 405, corner Polk—Neatly fur- nished sunny rooms, single or en suite, com- plete for housekeeping; nice location, OAK, 117, or 14 Page—Complete for house- keeping; $6 to $12; hot bath; laundry; adults. | OAK, 029—Three connecting rooms fo renmt; suitable for light housekeeping. PEARL, 3, cor. Market—3 sunny well fur- nished housekeeping rooms; $18; no children. POTRERO ave., S66—Three sunny furnished rooms for housekeeping. D SEWING MACHINES. DOMESTIC—The machine for family use; best is cheapest; second-hand all makes at any price; all kinds rented lowest rates. Domestic office, 1021 Market st., near Sixth, ALL kinds second-hand, §3, $0, $6; slightly used, $10, $15, $20. You know where dolls swing in the window. 1051 Market st. ALL gnakes reduced, repairing, renting. Singer W. & W. office l!‘rOth" tel. Jessie 3796. Benson, beloved mother of Carl J.. Julius, John L., Severin, Oscar G. and Albin Ben- gon, Mrs. Emma Carison, Mrs. Severina Peterson and Mrs, Anna Erickson, a native - of Halland, Sweden, aged 68 years 6 months and 11 davs. ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully fovited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Wednesday), April 18, at 2 o'clock P. m., at the chapel of Craig, Cochran & Co., 451 Golden Gate avenue, veiween Larkin and Polk streets. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. \ TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. AN exceptionally g00d No. 2 Remington, No. 1 Smith Premier, §25; other typewriters, higher and lower prices; rentals, $2.50. The Type- writer Exchange, 536 California; tel.Main 266. PARTLY used $100 typewriters, all mak from $20; guaranteed 1 year: rentals, $2. month. WALTER SCOTT, 207 Montgomery. SUN visible typewriter No. 2, $40; No. 3, §75;all makes rented. Pac.Typewriter Co..117 Sutter. e ————— PROPOSALS. NOTICE 1s hereby given that sealed bids will be received at 218 California Hall, Berkeley, on or before 5 p. m. on Monday, Aoril 23 for a trunk sewer system as per plans and soecifications on file at sald office. No_bids will be ‘considered unless accompanied by a certified check, or bond, in favor of the un- dersigned, equal to 10 (ten) per cent of the bid, with sufficient suretfes, conditioned that it the bid be accepted the bidder will enter into a contract faithfully to perform the ob- ligations in accordance with sald bld, and with sald plans and specifications. The right to reject any or all bids le hereby reserved. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNT. o ek SEALED proporals will be recetved by the State Board of Prison Directors at 331 Pine st. San Francisco, Cal. until 2 p. m. of April 30, 1908, and then publicly opened, for furnishing ‘(1) 36-in. gauge six (6) to ten (10) contractor's Jocomotive, new or sec- ond-land; also for steam machine drills and auxiliarles, steel ecrapers and 15,000 barreis of cement.” Specifications on file at the office of the board of directors, 331 Pine st ROBERT T. DEVLIN, President Board of Prison Directors. P. H. McGRATH, Secretary. ks'rum'nlm; AND STAMMERING. NORCROSS Institute is now located at 810 Dia- d , for purpose of open-alr a private institution, curing any case by Melbourne eystem; Castro cars. POST, 962—Two large sunny front rooms; suit- abie for 3 persons; reaeoncble. SACRAMENTO, 1960, cor. Polk—Nicely fur- nished sunny housekeeping rooms. | SIXTH, 21— Big furnished room for 2; §1 each per week: free coffee each morning. STEVENSON. 405, cor. bth, nr, Market—Com- plete housekeeping room.s; running watel rent cheap. | TAYLOR, 911—One sunny furn. housekeeping tm; gas range. §8: 1 suny rm.. gas range, $7. VALENCIA, 808—Sunny alcove suite with large sunny Kkitchen: gas range: running water; Jarge closets: bath. No children. WEBSTER, 2027, nr. Unlon—3 furnished rooms nd_bath for housekeening, $16. | | furnished apartments; see them. | ROSSWELL Apartments, 1360 Pine, near Hyds 1 3 and 4 rooms, with bath: steam heat. ROOMS TO LET—Furn. and Unfurn. | A—ROYAL House, 120 Ellls, bet. Powell and Mason; rooms Gc, $1.50 per day; week, $2, $2.50, §3 to $8; hot, cold water; office and ely vator on ground floor; reading-room, parlo; A—BRLU WICK House, 148 Sixth st.—Rooms ! 26c to §1 per night, §1.25 to $5 per week and iight housekeeping rooms: open all night. ASH ave. 237 mear Van Ness—Newly nished front room. fur- | | BELMOND House. over Owl Drugstore: 2 en- trances, 1126 Market and 21 Turk—Electric | . lights, "running water in ‘every room; 200 rooms; 26c to 50c.per night, $1.25 to §4 week. BUCHA 1310—Comfortable furnished rooms t rent very reasonable. et ; BUSH, 1531—Elegantly furnished rooms; mod- ern. sunny. furnished rooms to let. i | | | CATIFORNIA, 1413, near Polk—Nice sunny | DEVISADERO, 1610—Elegantly furnished room in private family; quiet neighborhood; rea- sonable. good ear service. | ELEVENTH, 21—Sunny furnished rooms | _let:; mo housekeeping. to BLLIS, $07—Nice front Toom for 2 gentlemen; with or without board. FILLMORE, 1560134—Rooms to let; furnished; reasonable. FULTON, 430—Nice furnished rooms to let in private house. GEARY, 637, near Jones—Nicely furnished single and double rooms to let; rent reason- able: walking distance, GROVE, 202, cor. Van Ness ave.—Nice front | _sunny room, $12 per month. | GROVE, 540—Newly furnished room for ome | _or two gentiemen; phone and bath. HAIGHT, 525—Sunny rooms to let, furnished; nice nelghborhood. HOTEL St. Kathryn, cor. Ellls and Leaven- worth; in heart of city; 300 rooms: 100 baths: modern in all detatls; $3 to $15 week; | __with vrivate bath, $1 day; tourists solicited. JESSIE, 512—Small sunny front room to rent; $1.50 per week. £171,—Sunny front room; rent rea- sonable; investigate this. 120 Third st.—100 85c to $1.50 per he only new and modern and rooming-house in San Franclsco has office on ground floor; hot and cold water, electric lights, call bells, steam heat | in every room, and gives free baths and ele- | _vator day and night to its guests. MISSION, 2022—One single sunny furnished hotel front room. POST, 1234—Large nicely furnished corner | room, ‘sunny bay-window; modern; _light housekeeping If desired. POWELL, 502—Large sunny rooms for $3 and 250 gach; home cooking; one block from St. Tancis. | POWELL, 1220_Nice sunny front furnished | _rooms; $1 week up; also housekeeping; quiet. | SBVENTH . 784—Nicely furnished room; | mear Golden Gate Park: all-night car ser- | _vice: rcnt reasonable. SIXTH, 421—Big furnished room for 2; $1 each | __per ‘week; free coffee each morning, | STEVENSON, 023, between Seventh and Eightb—Nice furnished front room, lady of gentleman, $8 month, sll"rntR. 985—Furnished room ly. THE Clarence, 553 Geary—Furnished rooms; single and sultes; rent reasonable. UNITED STATES, 123 Eddy, near Market—400 rooms, 35¢c to $1 night, $1.75 to $6 week; elec- tric lights (no gas), running water in every room; elevator; read-room; free bus, baggage, private fam- OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET. CHANCE IN OAKLAND FOR GOOD TENANT. % Lovely S-room house; stable; large yard, | front and back; handy to local ‘and main car Iine; nice locality: take Berkeley local and get off at Golden Gate station and see owner at 1079 60th st., with whom you can make good arrangements, or 3 WM. M. BUTTERS, 468 11th st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 3432. —_——e OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUS) $40—BEAUTIFUL 2-story 8-room houes in East Oakiand; elegantly furnished, including plano, fine lawn, large back yard full of vegetables: only 2 blocks to local train sta- tion. GEO. H. VOSE, Real Bstate, 968 Broadway. FOR rent—Elegantly furnished house, 8 room: lawn and garden. 960 Sixth ave., Oakland, Ciinton station; $40. MODERN 6-room house; fine piano, fruits, flowers; lease; $40. 410 Walsworth st. e ———— OAKLAND APARTMENT HOUSES, Maglll apt.-house, NW. cor. 13th & Castro. B. P. Vandercook & Co., 1016 Broadway, Okind B OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD. 1368—Sunny rooms; fnodern, con- with_or without board. e OAKLAND HOTELS. HOTEL ALBANY. NE. corner Broadway and 15tk st. F. A. WILDER, prop., Oakland. EPECIAL today for bargains in fwsmiture. H. Schellbass, 11th st.. cor. store, % San Francisco Advert’s’m’ts ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPIN: | BARTLETT, 447, near Twenty-sixth—House- keeping rooms (2); private famfly. S oo Fomtworcthns N e senicZe o SO R0 BRYANT, 421—Two or three sunny rooms, nicely furnished for housekeeping, with gas. WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 3d st., nr. Market: Most convenient and_respectable: 700 roor 35c to $1.50 nightly, §2 to $8 week; elevatol elec. lights; reading-room; free bus, baggage. e —— ROOMS AND BOARD, AN AARANAAAAAS BRODERICK, 575, corner Grove—Nicely fur- nished sunny front rooms; water, electric lights, ete.; large grounds and lawn; excel- lent le board. O'FARRELL, 1880—Select boarders taken in private family; rooms nicely furnished, with all conveniences; bath, phon rates very reasonabl SUTTER, 1844, corner Webster—Fine furnished rooms in select private family; use of piano and parlor if desired; best of table board, and rates reasonable. FRANELIN, 1080—Elegant furnished _single and_ double rooms; excellent table; priva family; reasonable rates. JONES, 1310—Nice, well-turnished rooms in cholce location; splendid marine view; ex- cellent table boafd; references. A—Johnston (The), 605 O'Farrell—Sunny suite, with bath; home cooking; beautiful grounds. ELLIS, 405—Elegantly furnished rooms, with board; within walking distance of Market st. ELLIS, 790—Board and room in private fam- ily; rate moderate; suitable and desirable. FRANKLIN, 1105—Room and board in nice part of city; good car' scrvice. GOLDEN GATE ave., 457—Elegantly furnished rooms, with excellent board; reasonable. JONES, 428—Room and board In private fam- ily; fine table; modern convenlences. LIBERTY, 30—Sunny double and hot_and'cold water: bath; Tooms, 3 board. McALLISTER, 1168—Nicely furnished room and board in private family; all conveniences. ‘WOULD like to have . Thirteenth st. few table boarders. MARRIAGE LICENSE! The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: George A. Waterbury Jr,, 21, city, and Maud T. McNutt, 18, city. Louls I. Ostroski, 56, Spokane, and Mary Abraham, '51,"1616 McAlllster street. Willlam J. Smith, 21, 1216 Valencla street, and Mary O'Keefe, 1§, 601A Fell sereet. Roy L, Procke, 27, Sacramento, and Eva M. Wiggins, 24, Ocean Park. Oss G. Cox, 26, Winchester, Ind., and Helen A. Kanavan, '24, Spanaway, Wash. (el J. Euberts, 85, 12 Natoma street, and Zzie M. Jordan, 4, 2332 Washington street. Charles H. Metcalt, 88, 332 Hayes street, and Hattie A. Chambler,’ 26, 332 Hayes street. Alfred ‘Anderson, 28, 2255 Geary street, and Matilda C. Matson, 26, St. Paul, Minn. John 1. Cunningham, 21, Ukiah, and Ella T. McGough, 18, 1526 McAllister street. Courtland -'S. Benedict, 21, 8000 California street, and Emma L. Hayes, 18, 2325 Califor- nia_street. Dudley F. Fish, 22, city, and Loretta M. Carroll, 19, ‘city. James D. Watson, 25, Dakland, and Julia C._Welse, 27, 316 Rutledge avenue. Willlam Trotter, 21, 577 Noe street, and Har- riet Fenwick, 18, 1284 Washington street. James Ritchie,” 24, 1145 Valencia streef Lulu Coombs, 17, 118% Langton_etreet. Henry Hanson,' 82, Lead, S. D., and Lily M. _Generaux, 25. 819 Plerce street. Charles J. T. Oster, 22, 711 Natoma street, and Caroline A. Deppe, 20, 1443 Fifteenth st. John-P. Allen, 21, city, and Nellie M. Cav- anaugh, 18, 21, 2678 Folsom street, 21,°383 Plerce street. . 84, 166 Turk street, and Frances T. Bruce. 27, 160 Turk street. Theodor Schoning, 21, 1214 Fulton street, and Anna Schoving,- 18, 1214 Fulton street. Jokn, Smith, 27,” 845 Tremont street, Frieda Huber, 27,7181 Bryant street. Charles W. Rogers, 21, 452 Hayes street, and Lilifan 1. Draper, 20, San Jose. Henry 'D. Murphy. 21, 12 Falrmount street, and Tiille B. Smith, 18, '57 Springdale street Edward E. Rapp, 23, Turlock, and Marthe E._ Johnson, 20. Turlock. Sylvan Loemel, 21, 1688 Fulton street, and Tillie Levy, 18, New York. Waiter L. Cunningham, 25, Loogootee, Ind., and Elizabeth C, Tooley, 26, 2762 Broderick st. ten, 25, 668 Capp street, and . 25, 5 Welsh street. . Goncalves, 25, 9 Jackson street, and Maria 1. Martins. 17, 412 Cortland ave. Robert Downing, 26, 144 Noe street, and Emma Bull, 24, iter street. BIRTHS— MARRIAGES—DEATHS, Birth, marriage and death notices sent by matl 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. nd and BORN. BURKE—In this city, March 28, 1906, to the wife of John Burke, a daughter. KUHLS—In this city, April 11, 1906, to the wife of Henry B. Kuhls, a daughter. SCHWARTZ—In this city, April 15, 1906, to the wife of Abe R. Schwartz, a daughter. T ——————— MARRIED. ALBERS—KOEHLER—In_this city, April 15, 1906, by the Rev. A. Jatho, Anton Albers and Kathle Koekler, EDGAR—DENNIS—In this_city, April 15, 195, by the Rey. Samuel C. Patterson, Har- old "Edkar of Point Richmond, Cal. and Talitha Dennis of Petaluma, Cal. RING—BELLMER—In this city, April 15, 1906, by the Rev. Frederick A. Doane, Charles J. L. Ring of Oakland, Cal., and 1da Asgnes Bellmer of San Francisco. N —— DIED. Arrouge, Eugene, 65 Heense, Christina, 54 Baugh_Myrtle L., 25 Joaquin, Anton, §1 Bell, Nannie Kitchen, Mollie, 53 Benson, Lout: Lewis, Zouis, 08 Caro, Hyman, Lillig, Helen RY, 1 Callaghan, E. §. Lorigan, B. F., 09 Cottin, Mrs. Carrie Lorntsen, Ingeborg, 55 Cuddy, Albert A. E. 42 Mayhall, Edgar, 28 Dalton, Myra, 68 MecGinney, Frank T.,51 Deary,’ John, 35 Mosher, Theodore, 52 Dixon, John, $4 Murpny, Dennls, 32 Dreypolcher, F. O'Connell, Marie H., § Fabritius, Mary M., 70 Pear:, Willlam, 65, Fleldwick, Willlam, 58 Querogna, Tristan, 34 Ford, Marla, 64 Reinke, Anne, 41 Fuchs, Ferdinand, 59 Rosenow, Wm., 54 Goldkuhl, Myrtle, 20d Sawyer, Mary, 50 Grimm, Sadle, 25 Grondona, F., 11 mo. Hammond, Lawrence Schwartz, Henry, 74 Solvin, Theodore, § Spear, Marguerite, 11 Dorls, 2 Wade, Frederick B. y, John D.. 52 Wilson, Frank, 11 Hatman, George O., 45 Wise, Barzillai J.. 70 Hearst, Mary Jane, 73 ARROUGE—In Oakland, April 14, 1908, Eugere, beloved husband of Catherine Ar- Touge, father of Justin, Alice and John Arrouge and Mrs. James Armour, grand- father of Cornelia Armour, and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Cedley, a native of France. aged 55 years 4 months and 29 days. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect— tully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, April 17, at 1:30 o'clock p. m., from his I residence, 1157 Franklin street, thence to Foresters' Hall, corner Thirteenth and Clay streets, where services will be held under the auspices of Court St Carno, F. of at 2:30 o'clock p. m. Interment St, Mary’ Cemetery, BAUGH—In this clty, Aprni 16, 1906, Myrtl mml\u, M}Wl;d Wlll’t o‘l Harry D. Blnl’h: a native of Pennsylvania, aged 25 years months and 6 days. rsisies BELL—In this city, Aprll 16, 1806, Nannfe B. Bell, wife of the late Lewlis Bell mother of Hattle B. Bell, and sister of Mrs. E. Greer, Mrs. M. E. Mumford and Mrs. 8. B. Smith, a native of Rushville, Illinols, aged 62 years 10 months and 16 days. EFFriends cen view the remains this (Tuesday) evening, from 7 to 10 p. m., at the chapel of N. Gray & Co.. 613614 Van Sacramento Ness avenue. Interment at BENSON—In this city, April 16, 1806, Loulsa CHARLES H. J. TRUMAN THE LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTOR Of San Franclsco. 1909 MISSION STREET Bet. 16th and 16th. Telephons Mission 109. H. J. McAvoy. D. J. O'Hara. McAVOY, O’HARA & CO. s fimfimfi- 271 Hayes st, Tgnatius Church Ledy Assistants. " Felephone South 241 GEO. W. LUNT. HENRY C. BUNKER. BUNKER & LUNT Directol uuno;huuo T fi i 2668 Mission et. mwi- 5. Q. P. Prechtel. G. W. Keeler. L. M. Snook. " | GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING GO, L HTARICSNRY reE CARO—In this city, April 16, 1906, Hyman Caro, beloved son of Charles and Hanna Caro, and brother of Lena Caro and Mrs. B. lomon, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 29 years 7 months and 18 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from the residence of his parents, 1143 Turk street, and thence by 11:30 a. m. train to New Sa- lem Cemetery for interment. CALLAGHAN—In this city, April 11, 1906, Emmett 8. Callaghan, son of the late Dr. J. D. and Engracia M. Callaghan, a native of Monterey, Cal. COFFIN—In this city, April 14, 1906, Mrs. Ci Cotfin, beloved wife of the late Fred + F. Cotfin, and beloved mother of Ruby and Carrle Cotfin, a naiive of Missourl. = (San Jose_papers please copy.) 7 The ‘funeral services will be ‘Meld to- day (Tuesday), April 17, at 11:30 a. m., at the chapel in Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Electric funeral car will leave Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue about 11 a. m. CUDDY—In_thé City and County Hospital, April 16, 1906, Albert A. E. Cuddy, a na- tive of Pennsylvania, aged 42 years. DALTON—In this clty, April 14, 1906, Myra, beloved wife of Edward Dalton. and mother of Peter C. Daiton, and the late Mrs. P. Carty, Erwin and George Dalton, a native of New York, aged 68 years, [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. April 16, 1906, at § a. m., from the mortuary shapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, thence to St. James Church, where a requism high mass Wil be ctlebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DEARY—In this city, April 15, 1906, John, beloved son of James and Ann Deary, and loving brother of Mrs. J. Wimbley and the late James Deary, a native of San Fran- clsco, aged 35 years. A member of Young Men’s Institute, "Golden Gate Council No. 34, and Cigar-Makers' International Union of America No. 2u8. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 9:30 a. m.. from his late residence, 210% Tehama street, between Third and Fourth, thence to St. Patrick’s Church for services at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. The officers and members of Golden Gate Council No, 34, Y. M. I., are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother. John Deary, from his late residence, 219 Tehama street, on Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, Fines for non-attendance. J. P. DENEHY, President. E. C. HARRINGTON, Cor. Secretary. DIXON—At his home, Brook Hill, Santa Rosa, Cal, Avril 13 1006, John Dixon, beloved husband of the late Margaret Dixon, and father of Mrs. Joseph Piaw, Mrs. Fred L. Haven, Robert H. Dixon, Willlam 6. Dixon, Charle 8. Dixon and R. Dawson Dixon, aged 84 years 9 months and b daya. DREYPOLCHER—In San Rafael, Cal., April 16, 1906, Frederick Dreypoicher, beloved hus- band of Amelia Dreypolcher, and father of Willlam §. Emma and tne late Edwin G. Dreypolcher and Mrs. Willlam Rotrosky. 7 Notice of funeral hereafter. FABRITIUS—In this city, April 15, 1906, Mary M. Fabritius, beloved mother of John F. and Harry P. Bridges, a native of Nassau, Ger- many, aged 70 years 7 months and 6 d FIELDWICK—In Oakland, April 15. 1006, William Fieldwick, late Superintendent of the New California Jockey Club, a native of England, aged 58 years. > Friends and acquaintances are respect— fully invited to attend the funeral services morning, April 17, at 10 o'clock, Hall, 416 Fourteenth street, Oak- Funeral under the ausplces of Oak- nter- land. land Lodge No. 171, B. P. O. Elks. ment Mountain View Cemetery. FORD—In this clty. April 16, 1008, Maria, beloved wife of the late Martin Ford. and cousin of Michael, James and Thomas Doolin, a native of County Clare, Ireland, aged 64 years. (Fresno, Cal; Fort Worth, Tex.; ‘Woonsocket, R. and Boston papers please copy.) 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 8:30 a. m., from the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mis- slon street, between Seventh and Eliehth, thence to All Hallows Church, South San Francisco,. where a_requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her oul. at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FUCHS—In this city, April 15, 1006, Ferdinand, Dbeloved brother of Fred Fuchs and Mrs. Elizabeth Bay, a native of New York, axed 50 years 3 months and 1 day. A member of Coovers’ Union, Local 65. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), April 18, at 1:30 p. m.. from the residence of his sister. Vicksburg street, between Twenty-tnird and Twenty- fourth, Sanchez and Noe. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. GOLDKUHL—In this city, April 16, 1008, Myrtle, daughter of Willlam J. C. and Emma. Goldkuhl, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 days. GRIMM—In Greenwood, Mendocino County, Cal.. April 13, 1006, Sadle. dearly beloved wifé o Harry M. Grimm, daughter of Han, ora and_the late James Moore, and_sister of James Moore, a native of San Francleco, aged 25 years 5 months and 6 days. GRONDONA—In this city, April 15, 1906, Francis, beloved son of Charles F. and Adalgisa Arata Grondona, and brother of Charles A. and Marie F. Grondona, a native of San Francisco, aged 11 months and 5 days. @FThe funeral will take place today (Tuesday), April 17, at 1 o'clock. Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. HAMMOND—In this city, April 15, 1006, at the residence of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wheeler, Lawrence Doris, be- loved and only child of S8amuel J. and Laura Lily Hammond, a native of San Francisco, aged 2 years 1 month and 23 days. 0> Friends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday). April 17, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the home of her grandparents, 2347 Jones' etreet, near Chestnut. Interment Mount Olivet’ Cemetery, by carriage. HARVEY—In this city, April 15, 1906, John Dill, beloved husband of Madeline C. Har- vey, and brother of Norval P. and Wiillam L. 'Harvey, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., aged 52 years 9 months and 13 days. I Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesday), at 1:30 o'clock p. m.. at the Masonic Temple, corner of Post and Mont- gomery_streets, under the auspices of Occi- dental Lodge No, 22, F. and A. M. Crema- tion 1. O. O. F. Cemetory. HATMAN—In this city, April 15, 1908, George ©O. Hatman _ son of George W. and Mary Hatman, and brother of William J. and F. C. Hatman, Mrs. K. Andrews, Mrs. M. Steele, Mrs.'E. Willlamson and Mrs. Fanny Ryan, a native of San Francisco, Cal.. axed 43 vears. 7 Funeral srivate. HEARST—In’ Oakland, April 15, 1906, Mary Jane, beloved wife of Willlam Hearst, and mother of John W. Hearst und Mrs. Kate James. and grandmother of Kirk 8. Beal and Mrs. May Jumes, aged 73 years 2 montts and 12 da) Q27 Friends id acquaintances are respect- fully Invited t& attend the funeral Tuesday, at 2 p. m., from her late home, 781 Twenty- Sixth strcét, Oakland, Interment private HEENSE—In this city. April 16, 1906, Chris- tina Heense, dearly beloved wife of Charles L. Heense, and beloved mother of Louts and ‘William Heense, a native of Schaffenburg, .Germany, ai 04 years. JOAQUIN—In city, April 15, 1906, Anton Joaquin, belov brother of Frank and John Joaquin and Mrs. J. Coombs, a native of Hawailan Tslands, aged 31 yoars. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 12:30 o'clock p. m., from the chapel of Theodor Dierks & Co., 432 Golden Gate avenue, between Larkin and Polk streets, thence to Odd Fellows' Cemetery for cremation. i KITCHEN—In this city, April 14, 1906, Mollie Kitchen, dearly beloved wife of ~Charles Willlam Kitchen, and mother of Charles Willlam Kitchen, a native of Quincy, IlL., aged 53 vears. Frionds and acquaintances ave respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, April 17, at 11 o'clock a. m., from the par— lors of Valente Marini & Co., 1524 Stockton strect, Intermént Cypress Lawn Cemetery. In this city, April 16, 1006, Louls L beloved husband of Carrie Lewle, matlv? of New York. aged 66 years 3 monitns yS. an N emains at the parlors of N. Gray & Co.. 612-614 Van Ness avenue. Will be Chipped to New York City for interment. LILLIG—In this city, Apri 16, 1906, at the 1530 Treat avenue, residence of her parents, 1 dearly beloved and daugh. l‘:‘l;‘l‘ Nicholas !‘u.d' ‘I.rhrl Lul!‘,n:,lyd d- hter of Mrs. Regina Lillig, a native of _:x:i.'::-,. Tcivy, Mo, o80T year s months wig = LORIGAN—In thls city, !EX w F., dearly the late Mary E. father of Frank B. an Sire Edwin F. De S 'I*r all and San Jose avemuc. S LORNTSEN—In this city, April 15, 1 borg. Lorntsen, beloved mother of Hans, tto, John and Mary Lorntsen, a native of | Drammen, - Norway, aged ‘months. > Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Wednesday). April 18. at 10| o'clock @. m., at the chapel of Craig. Crch- | ran & Co., 461 Golden Gate avenue, between | Larkin and Polk streets. Interment Mount | Olivet Cemetery. | MAYHALL—In this city, April 13, 1906, Edgar | Mayhall, a native of West Virginia, aged | 2§ years 9 months and 28 days. A member | of Branch 22. Glaes Bottle Blowers’ Asso- | ciation of the United States and Canada. 7 Friends aud acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday). at 0:30 o'clock a. m.. from the parlors of the H. F. Maass Company, 917 Mission street, thence to St. Patrick's Church, Mission street, near Third. for ser- vices. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. McGINNEY—In this city, April 16, 1906, Frank T., beloved husband ot Ella McGinney, father of Thomas, Frank and Agnes McGinney, and | brother of John H. and Patrick J. McGinney. a native of Providence, R. I., aged 51 years | 8 months and § days. A member of Spartan | Lodse No. 36, A.-O. U. W. 7 The funeral will take (Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m.. from his | late restdence, 774 McAllister street, thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 0 o'clock. Interment rrivate, Holy Cross Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. MOSHER—In this city, April 16, 1906, Theo- dore Mosher, beloved husband of Mary E. Mosher, belovéd father af Roy Mosher, and brother of Peter Mosher of Salem. Dakota; Nicholas Mosher of Statecenter, Iowa. and Plér Mosher of Utica, N. Y. a native of Germany, aged 62 years 7 months and 6 days.- A’ _member of Mizpah Court No. 1. Tribe of Ben Hur: Court Wierysdale No. 7808, A. O. F.; Fairmount Lodge No. 108, K. of P., and Building Material Team Driv- ers' Union, Local No. 216, B. of T. §7 Friends and _acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wednesda,), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from the parlors of Gantner Bros.. 1200 Mission street. between Eighth and Ninth, where services | will be held under the auspices of Mizpah | Court No. 1, Tribe of Ben Hur. Cremation 0dd Fellows' Cemetery. MURPHY—In this city, April 15, 1006, Den- nis, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Murphy and brother of William E.. George L. and J. H, Murphy, Mrs. J. McHenry and Mrs. H. J. Mahoney, a native of San Fran- cieco, aged 82 years. [FThe funeral will take place today (Tuesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the varlors of D. 1. Kenny & Co.. 1719 Eddy otreet, near Scott, thedce o Sacred Heart Church, where a requism high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. com- mencing_at ® o'clock a. m. Interment pri- vate, Holy Cross Cemetery, by _electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. O'CONNELL—In this city, April 15 1906, Marle Honora, eldest and dearly beloved daughter of Dr. Robert J. and Caroline A. | O'Connell, a native of San Francisco, aged 0 years 10 months and 24 days. §F The funeral will take place tomorrow (Wednesday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Honora Shannon, 518 Octavia street. thence to Sa- cred Heart Church, where a requiem maes will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. commencing_at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetry, by electric funeral car from Thirtleth street and San Joss gvenue. PEART—In the City and_County Hospital, April 16, 1006, Willlam Peart, a mative of England, aged 65 years. QUEROGNA—In the City and County Hospital, April 16, 1906, Tristan Querogna, a native of Chile, axed o4 years =~ INKE—In this city, April 15, 1906, Annie R iake beloved mother of Frank and Lil- lian Reinke, a native of Wazes, aged 41 years e e 11 14, 1908, Wil ROSENOW—In this clty. April 14, . Wil- liam Rosenow, a native of Germany, aged 54 years. 7 Friends, acquaintances and members of Prickhandlers’ Protective and Benevo- Jent Union of Caltfornia ars respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), at 2 p. m. from the parlors of the Unitea Undertakers, 66 Mission street. In- terment Mount Olclrd Ce:\e:‘:rL WYER—In the City and County Hospital, s':\px};l 16, 1906, Mary Sawyer, a native of Massachusetts, aged 30 years. SCHWARTZ—In this city. April 14. 1908, Henry Schwartz of 419 Central avenue, hus— band of Margaret Schwartz, and father of Mary A. and Harry J. Schwartz, a native of Germany, aged 74 years. 7 Funeral private, today (Tuesday). In- terment St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakiand. SOLVIN—In this ¢ity, April 14, 1906, Theodore, beloved child of Charles and Mary Solvin, and brother of Frank, Selma, Emil, Oscar ah4 Victor Solvin. a native ‘of California, 2ged 3 years 4 months and 11 daye. T Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Aoril 17, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of his pasents; 521 Twenty-ninth street. In- ferment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by carriage. SPEAR—In this city, April 15, 1906, Mar- | guerite Sybil, beloved daughter of Fred P. nd Mary E. Spear, and sister of Frank H., {da H., Fred E. and Walter 8. Spear and Mrs. D. L. Robinson of San Jose, a native of San Jose. aged 11 years 11 months and 74 days. (Chicago, Los Angeles and San Jose_papers please copy.) T Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday). April 17, at 2 o'clock 7'm.. at her late residence, 167 Fair Oaks Street. between Twenty-second and Twenty- third. WADE—Notice: Funeral of our brother, the late Frederick B. Wade, will take place Tuesday afterncon, April 17, at 2_o'clock, from the First Unitarian Church, Dana street and Bancroft way, Berkeley. By order I H. CLAY, Exalted Ruler. 3. J. HANIFIN, Secretary Oakland Lodge No. 171, B. P. O. E. WILSON—In this city, April 15, 1006, Frank, beloved son of Samuel and Letitia Wilsor, and brother of Harry and Eisie Wilson, native of Indiana, aged 11 years. 7 Remains at the funeral parlors of | Bunker & Lunt, 2666 Mission street, between | Twenty-second and Twenty-third ~(Mission Masonic Temple). > WISE—Entered into rest, m_ Berkeley, Cal, April 16, 1906, Barzillai J. Wise, a native of New York, aged 75 years 7 months and 2 days. 7 The funeral will take place tomorraw (Wednesday), at 10 a. m., from his late residence, 2147 Ward street. Berkeley. 95 years and 2 i place tomorrow | WOODLAWN CEMETERY, San Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOdlATlnN. 586 James “lood Building. S. F-. S — COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 19. 1000 Gt Bend Ex. 22| 1000 Pennsylvania. 05 500 Great Westrn U5| 600 Red Top 05 2000 Homestake C 83| 1300 Red Top . .00 1000 Jim Butler...1.45/3000 Red Top Ex.. 05 1000 Do, hW.LflTa 5000 Do, s 5. 03 2100 Jumbo M Co.1.! 1000 Sandstorm. 1.221; 500 Jumbo M C0.1.75(1000 Syl Humphrey 28 110Q Jumbo I,.lJT%l 1000 Shoshone . L3 1000 Do, s 15.1.77%3! 1000 Stlver Pick 25 Laguna + 21 4500 St Ives, s 1 +H 0311000 St Ives, 43 7312000 St Ives, 4“4 70i 1400 St Ivee 4“4 72| 500 St Tves e 714500 St Ives . 45 73{ 2500 St Ives . 4 70 "0 Ton Midway.2.20 2500 Man Broncho 18|1000 Tramp M.s10.1.15 1500 Man_Carson. 16/ 500 West Bnd....3.45 200 Manhat Con.1.45| 6000 Yankee Girl 17 1500 Manhat Con.1.40! 2000 Yankee Girl.. 16 500 Amethyzt 2500 Blk Btte 3000 - Do, s 5. 3000 Man Carson.. 16 | 2000 B B Bon,b80 00(3060 Man Central. 21 | 2000 Blue Bull.... 14{1000 Manhat Con..1.0 5000 Blue Bull Great Bend. Great Bend Great Bend. . Gt Bend Anx. Gt Bend Ex. 21} Orig Gt Bend Ex. 2ui1 Potlateh, s10. eotlsan 17! 500 Siiver Piek H 27[1000 St Tves ...... 20/10.200 St Ives 1000 St Ives, s 10, #1000 Steinway, s § 100 Jumpng Jack 120¢ Kendall 200 Kendall 7l 50 Do, b .. 38(2000 Yankee Girl.. 17 = 500 Laguna CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. o Bid. Ask. Belmont ....5. Lttle Ton...1.30 3.30 Belmont_ Ex. 25! MacNamara. . Boston Ton.. 10| Midway 20 Brar's JB Ex 26 — Midway Ex... 260 California ... — | Mizpah E: 24 Cash Boy 16 18 Montana .....2.92 Colehan — 10| Mont Mid Ex. 15 Eula Con 17 Mon Pitsb Ex —- Bureka Ton —{ Monitor T Gold Anchor. .00{N Y Ton Con 32 3 Gold Crown. — North_Star. 53 Golden Gate. 20/Ohlo Ton..... 41 43 Gold Mt ... 0%/ 0bio Ton Ex. 15 16 Gold Mt Con 1) Red Rock Ex - Gid Reet Con 25| Rescue . ...... 13 Great Westrn 5 Ton Exten.. 30 Gypsy Queen 23 Ton Hme Con o« Home ....... 28! TonSly & Gid — _ 10 | Ind Tovopah. 02 08 Ton of Nev.1S.00 18.25~ Towa Ton ... 12 —!Virginia . P 1 Jim Butler...1.45 1.50{ West End.. -8 3 Butler Ex. — West Ton.... — Goldfieid Dist: Adams . 54 szn;mzd = "? 18 20 Highlans A — 02| Jumbo M Co. b4 Berkeley . — (3 Jumbo BX ... zg Black Anta.. — O3{Jumo ... -2 @ Blk Btt. Ex. 05 08 Joshua = Black Rock.. — 03| Kendall ..... 86 &% Blue Bell 02 04 Kendall Ex.. 03 1” Blue Bull. 14 13Lagura ... 21 33 Brooklyn 04 06 Lone Star 1o 1 Btte Goldfleld 15 20| Lucky Bovs.. — (3 Bull & Bear. 08 03| Lucky Star .. — 10 Booth 29 31| Mayne . =i cCoD. 40 50 May Queen... 2 30 Columbia 08 —| McMahon ... — Columbia Mt. 26 28/ Milltewn M.. 10 — Com Fraction — 18| Mohawk ..... 50 g Conqueror 15 18| Nevada Boy.. - DA Daisy — 43| Nev Golafield. 28 — Diamon 10 11| Nev Southern. 02 o Dm B Bt 41 38 Oakes ... — 8 Dmdfia Trogl €8 10| Oakland . = Dixie 10 1L0r0 ......... 95 10 Empire 04 05| Pennsylvania. 04 - 00 Exploftation. 28 —FPotlateh ....- 0T 03 Fawn 13 14/ Red Lion ... 95 Florence ....1.50 —|Red Top _...1.95 2.00 Frisco . — 10/ Red Top Ex.. 03 06 Gold Dust — 08| Sandstorm ...1.20 1.22 Gld& G Reed 07 10 Sandstorm Ex — 00 Gid Belmont. 35 60|Stiver Pick... 25 2T Goldfield Min 50 52 Simmerone n B Gld N Star.. — 13| St Ives s 8 Gold Hill ... 01 —| Sunnyside = . Goldfield Ton — 03| Treasure - 04 Great Bend.. 38 Verde o Gt Bend Anx 14 16| Vernal . 0 o8 Gt Bend Bx. 20 21 Bullfrog District. Amargosa ... 09 100G Bar Anmex. 30 32 | Amethyst . 78 80 Gold Bar Ex. — 12 Big Bullfrog. — 10l Gold Sceptre.. 47 48 Boranza Hill 10 —!Gldfid Bullfrg — 04 Bonnfe Clare 61 62 Gld Mt Gland 49 51 Bulifrog Min 25 30|H Hooligan.. 18 17T Bulifrog Anx 03 04 Homestake C. SL 83 Bullifrog Com — 13| Lige Harris.. 03 04 Bullfrog Cons — 07, Mont Bullfrog 05 (7 Bullfrog Ex. 00 11/Montgomy Mt 67 68 Bifrg Daisy. 30 33 M Shoshn Ex 19 31 Blfrg Johnnis 30 35| Ohio Bullfrog. 30 - Bifrg Jumper 15 17 Orig Bullfros. 21 32 Bifg Mayfiwr 43 48 Pilot .. . 3 B Bullfrg N Bk 358 39| Red Dog P 15 Blfrg Nugget 13 13| Rhyolite Twm. — 10 Bitrg Sunset. 2T 30|San Francisco oo 3 Velvet. Pt joshone .o China — 10|Shoshn B Gid 18 20 - OilShoshn N Bk 12 13 Den Bulifrog.1.70 — Steinway P D' Bifg Anx 21 25| Tramp M Co.1.15 1.20 Denver Rush — 168/ Ventura ..... 13 25 Eclipse 1.15 Vista Grande. 05 — Gold Bar. 1.77] Wolverine e — attan District. - r Fool Ex —|Man Dexter..1.00 1. Afan & Pac. 11/ Man Hid Tre. — 15 Comet Gold.. 16! Manhat L Joe 10 1L Double Bagle — 12| Manbat Jumb 17 18 Eureka Man. 13 — Mamhattan M. T 18 Gold Wedge. 15 17! Man Navajo.. — 16 Granny G M. 37 88 Man Oro Fin — 12 Jumpng Jack — 35| Man Pine Nut 50 53 Little Grey.. 35 — Man Red Top — 13 Man Baxter. 22 —|Manhat Synd. — 17 Manhat Belle 10 12/ Manhat Whal 22 24 Man Broncho 17 18/ Man Verde... 31 33 Man Carson. 204 —| Mineral HHL. 10 .11 Man Central. — _20/M Mustng An — 10 Manhat Con.1.40 1.30;Mustang Man. 22 24 Man Con Ex 30 — Orig Manhat. — 28 Manhat Comb 13 —|Syl Humphrey 27T — Manhat Cres. 27 30/ Yankee Girl.. 18 17 Man Cowboy 18 19 Other Districts. Cyrus Noble. 40 —|Little George. 08 — D Val L Star 07 08 Lookout Gold. — 65 El DoradoNv 13 — Lynx Creek.. o1 «— Esperanza .. — 01| Nev G Crater — 10 Gola Reed M — 40| Nev Sunshine 35 — Golden Terra 41 — Ney Tule Gold 11 12 Goldyke Reet 24 — Palmetto .... 27 3+ Gold Quartz. 40 — Palm L Strke 07 s Johnnie Cons 16 —|Paymaster o0 e2 interstate M. 20 Ray & O'Brien — 08 Kawich & B — 08| Rocco Hmstk. 50 — Kawich Gold 02 — Sylvania .... — 10 Kawich Kyst 0L —|Tokop Con ... — 13 Kaweh M Co — 02 Tule Canen .. — 13 TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fram- cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 a. m. Session. 1000 Nat Bank ... 58] 1000 Tn Mdwy,b30.2.35 500 D B Anx.sl0. 25 11 a. m. Session. 2 hattan .. 16/ 1000 Goldfield Min. 52 3000 3 Badi 45| 500 Goldfleld Mim. 5L 432000 Do, s 10... 5L 271000 Do, b 90... 38 500 Gold Anchor.1.00 1000 Booth . 27 3000 Red Top...2.02%| 1300 Dmdfid i 5000. Red Top Ex.05%| 1000 MacNamara.. T2 2:30 p. m. Session. .. 4201300 Jumbo M Co.1.80 45/ 1000 Great Bend... 60 1700 MacNamara.. 712000 Nat Bank, s10 359 1000 Man Cowboy 193000 Booth ....... 30 700 Red Top,s10.2.00, 300 Gldfid M. 330 51 3000 St Ives 43/2500 Jim Butler.1.47 1500 St Ives, s 10 43 1000 Pa Goldfleld. . 11 1000 Eclipss ......1.18 .2.22%| 15 Cash Boy. - Gold Anchor. Great Westrn g Home .. 27/ Ohlo .. « Home Con .. — 04| Rescue b3 Goldfleld District. Adams ...... 07 08%|Gld Kewanas. 1T 21 Atianta 18—l Goldfleld Min. 51 33 Blue Beli.... — 04l Great Bend... 50 — Blue Bull. 57 5 Booth — o8 Brooklyn 05 07 Red Top Ex.. 05 — Dm B Btte C 43 45| St Ives .. — Dixte ....... 00 —|Silver Pick... 28 — Bulifrog District. Blfg Mayfiwr 45 47| Lige Harrts.. 08 Bulltrg N Bk 58 60| Mont Bullifrog 05 08 Dn Bifg Anx 23 —/Orig Bulifrog. 21 223 Eclipse 1.15 —|Stenway .... — 12 lanhattan District. Granny G M. 36 —|Manhattan M. 15 — Little Joe ... 10 11/Nev Bl Swan 05 — Man Broncho 16 —|Syl Humphrey 28 — Man Cowboy 19 — . Other Districts. Esperanza .. — OM%| Paymaster ... — 0@ RIVERSIDE BASIN WATER MAY BE USED Court Dismisses Suit for In- junction to Prevent Its Diversion. SAN BEI ARDINO, April 16.—Judge Bennett t morning brought to an un- expected termination the big water case of John H. Barton and others against the Riverside Water Company by grant- ing the defendant's motion for a non- suit. This action was brought to pre- vent the defendant corporations, four in number, from taking water from San Bernardino Basin and conveying it to Riverside and vicinity. The contention | of the plaintiff was that the water could not be taken from one basin for use in another to the Injuty of plaintiffs, who alleged that heretofore fertile and pro- ductive lands would be made barren by the lowering of the water plane by de- fendants. Judge Bennett denled every contention of the San Bernardino plain- tifts. The case is of far-reaching im- portance, as a verdict for the plaintiffs would have jeopardized a very large per- centage of the water rights of California. ——,—— TWELVE YEARS IN PRISON IS SENTENCE GIVEN A BRUTE cELD. BAKBRSFI April 16.—Henr: Sott, who was held over to the Su- perior Court from Famoso for assault- ing Jennie Jones. his 12-year-old step- daughter, was this morning sentenced to. twelve years in prison at San Quen- tin by Judge Mahon. Scott, who was arraigned before Judge Mahon last Sat- urday, pleaded guilty to the charge. In court today Segtt showed no signs of nervousness and throughout the entire proceedings was entirely composed. He will be taken to San Quentin tomorrow by Constable Ketis B SERERA