The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 10, 1906, Page 7

EERK ELEV REAL ESTATE Jot 45x i g cs, as 1 contem- | one__ vacant | Hillegass | ASE. ars glass sash delivery. R. A nd ave, Richmond Di as usual ermanent office | ot preferred; i-known health resort; om gnd ball- s; Las ele- ed. Ad- 5 Broad 93> New ho- dining- s; every cen procure liguor r year; two blocks .&’utrl and center of 17 Broad st., 9 4t N 0., | o | spscuu. NOTICES. | shool (formeriy Pasrot's ave., near Octavia. 10-Tt* | TO LEASE. | 128 will lease his ten-room nished house to respopsible | w. corner; sun-in every lines pess house; or will ixteenth st., k. . Dolores st., spring of muer | acluring purposes or g 1 . mear Dolores.$ 3t R shic or lease—Choice business cor #s; reasonable. Particulers 962 “-ch- ington =t Oakiand. | PROPOSALS. TREASURY D{-pmmcm. office of 1 nt 8. Lif ril 30, | recelved , . or ) %mx.h. &:eybd dlzd 4 1 then publicly open ror suppli Tibe required for use of the ife-Baving Service for the fiscal year X -—dnetdl.) June $0,-3907; the su to be | vered o pou.u in New York | Mich. and San uired, and Seving. Dis , San Erancisco, posals should . D" ! WILL L McCALL, formerly of F\ood . MRS. G INFORMATION is wanted of MATHIAS ! l;S(.H father of HENRY and PET:EP. GA’ PERSONALS. § rcoms, high|BRITISH Consulate General, 1107 Jeffer- | A. EOSA & ©OQ., son st, Oakland.—Information is urgent- ly desired as to the following: MISS| GRACE ADAMS, daugaier of arvin, Victoria, b. C.; DR. BRJek, 295 Weuster 8t.; qu L. P. BURKE, 16 Laikin st.; BOWCHER, Jn% rolk st ; JOHN AND' CLEMENT BURLISON, "brass finlsh- | 5. l A.!\- “Berkeley," AU hh. CANHAM, E. G. CLOK 5 O an-eu st.: HEREEKT EVERsHZD AND WIFE, P lost\ st \\thku.l) 8. DUNN and s H. Fificenth st.; -JOHN 109 Sutter st; MR. GLO. T, HAMILTON, 3 Aca uildings (janitor); H. 3, Sydney, Auumlm, Clans sm—ckau HAMILTON, carpenter; bld.; JAS. 3E, 905 Market st.; — HEWSON ; MARIAN hoom_a nie TR e JAMISS, %50 Broadway: C. JULNSTUN: B, KAUFMAN 1721 Pine st.; GRORGE AND | N, 1611 Leavenworth | S, 2415 Washing Taylor st A to T. W_Wilki A of Iiverpool; J H. McKAY. of Victoria, B. C.; MRS. E. Victoria, B. c, MISS EL | LEN MINCHIN, 1132 Sutter st.; P (. MURKAY; MR. AND MRS, MURCH, 32 Van Ness ave.; A_LFHA MORGAN, Denver House, 2i7 Third sl hington | B, care Bran 0.3 JAMES ALEXANDER t.; ROBBINb: RAILSFORD | of Califor- ). 538 Pol! ; ETH W l‘LT\ AM, 1020 Was] \ INC H. PIERCI «‘ennem 5 RLAND, tatlor; JG m\\ IR a0 oAl THOMPSON, Pacific Mal IND, passenger on Sonoma; | ni EDWARD 1. S WHITAKER, care y W. W. Co.;, ALBERT . Grindiey Buite Co.; 'SON, 32 Cuiifornia” st.; TER, 283 Larkin st. J. Donshue and Mrs. MUI of Honolulu, who were las. of at the Wilmerding School, h st., send their present address to Odd Fellows' Relief Committee, ner and Geary sts.? A. M. BRAND, Becretary. ing the whereabouts of (Tom) Brannan xuuy with_bis mother, Mrs. Joseph 115 Eugenia ave., San Fran- 1te ) Mrs. L\r ndergan, formerly of Sher-| communicate with Mra riant. ot th_Berkcley. 10-3t5 CHAS. BLDRIDGE of 24 Commercial and | Union st. located Glen Ellen. 10-4t* tED BACH, accountant, kindly send uddress to 228 P ’ 9 5t* NNA CHRESTIANSED about nd META SCHMIDT, her daugh- and also her brother, MR. PSON, age 2. When heard please write to MR. JACK JEAF- their brother, 106 Bassett st, Bu- laurant, San Jose, Cal D. Le—Call or_write $04 Grant ast Oakland. CARLSON. §3t* K A. PATERNO, piease call at of America headquarters, 1435 EJO FRENCH, W4 Plna sX 0-71* C A“PBP‘LL of V\e.therrozd , communicate with Johu Q. Adn.rnl San Francisco. ESTER of 13 Mason s municate with MRS. W. J. N of 3758 Army st, San NN ZWIKER, send address to 2 ond ave., Richmond Dist, 9 3t* MR. JACK JEAPSON would be pleased lo know the whereabouts of MRS INNES, T A M.—Writs or call ut 464 ?‘lou M L N OTOSZYNER, DR. W. P. WIL- LARD, at 2672 Pine st. Hours as before. Teiephone West 2204, 9.7t° WILL person who took typewriters, micro- fones and Califor- scope, etc., from corner un $24 13ch s, o 3te MRS, NEWTON, from 3 Clinton Pasi please call on MRS. scuvn.mm s mon st N paper and envelopes at GXTv HH)' S Hardware Store, 2982 Mlnsionv st., near ‘I'wenty-sixth, bldg., send his address to MRS. HUL- lD\ TOHL, 1223 Sixth st., West Be;‘ke‘ ey LOUIS SCHNEIDER, from Polk-gt. Market, is in business at 1869 Union8 3t* | COL. W. TREADWELL and wife, com- | municate with MRS. M. A. PERRY, 1334 Colling &5t Res . GREEN, sttt | with your mother, MRS. ELLEN ROB- ERTS, care Masonic Relief Committee, Oukland. 83t* MARY McAULEY of 1427 Harrison st would ltke to hear from MRS. LIZZIE KEILLY, formerly of 703 Natoma. 87t*. 525_Hayes st. WANTED Information of Miss Rose Fentry. Any one knowing whereabouts please notify MRS. A, MeGWIl\N Daggett, Cal. BUSINESS PERSONALS, G. LEDERER now at 2271 Californla st. 1 am now y to serve my custom ers as formerly. ng, i~ pooing, toupee making and bhalr work AVDE’RSOV & MEYER now doing bud- ness at Twenty-second. and Dolores. 10 S. PETERSEN, plumber, 8. e cor. Bush end Legune sts, formerly 428 Jonu st DR. ROSCOE L. LOGAN, 288 Ptnl cor. Scott; office hours 1 to § p m$ 868 DR. JAMES W. WARD to an- nounce temporary offices at st, corner .Yu:luon. telephone 979; hours 2 10 4 D, Ey ST. VINCENT Howlul and Medlcal As- sociation has resumed business; busl- ness office, 178 O'Farrell st.; members :rdm pleau communicate and’ send new 85 | R, Mc\E‘lL'fi office is still at N.VM ess_ave. N. HEIN, dentist, has lo- 1801A Devisadero st. R PLBUC stenographer and typewriters at the Typewriting Company; all com an work dom quickly and well. Apply 1538 Fillmore st., up- stairs, front room. 3t JOOST BROS. are o with full lins hmwm. ¥, bullanfl paper aad ot tools l»t Missi tand, on st., nur 1th. . A COOR dentist, of 1 =7 Mar- Seott rest Mission st., is now located at & oorner Sheat )lenl Wefb. ¥ TEMPORARY office /| GILLETTE Safety M. | DR. 1 ‘DR t’ RLNL formerly 988 Butter nvnlo- DR. F. 8 7t a’!‘ days a branch office poses only will be mu- T T I B HEAD, THE only unhurt furrier on G. KONIGSBERS, the Oakl af B8 18th st Oakiand; stock on Indies’ UNBER. 708 Sutter st., now 2343 P visadero; open for BUSINESB PERSONALS—Con. mnk uoa.lm, are located ‘fml“) Dolores oo 7 1mo* Lllt .IOH.N R. McMURDO, t of- nceu. 2026 Steiner st., near Fine; x‘;'g’uu, DR. LILLIE, 817 Golden Gate ave.; nours 1 to0 3, 7 to & T MACHINERY—We will supply any yepu- table dealer or manufaciurer with nec- essary stock of puuleys, beitings, sprocket, chain, beariags, shafting, elc.. ai lowest prices on Wmont. or .one year’s tume. Ml()UI.. & WANS. nn. :nmn—u of m Pn P &g . i corner of California Tt DR. ALFRED B. GROSSE, formerly Lmer‘son biudg., now 2160 Post st.; fimn Q 2 t Olympla Clothing 719 ank st., near Mh1a_ Frops. EARWBFF residence and wmpon:} offices, 132 Sutter st. 77t~ M, TRAUNER, ladles' tallor, formerly 706 Sutter st, Dow 232 Post, near De- visadero, ’llt' Razors—Stock hand complete, wlm «xlm blades; pflu §6. STOLTZ Barber 8 1y House, 147 I ullon st., near Dey F. DR. DUNCAN and Dr. Brown, cxumpo- 2024 Sutter st., near, Fillmore. myéimo | DR. PIBCHEL, lll'( Qalifornia st. 30 7t* THAT Man FPitts, 1128 Fillmore st., for- merly branch office, 1008 Market st. tt MisS BNA M BOSCOR, former] Starr | l\ln‘ M. Harper's N. !’meth-; lg‘xrea\mem. now 328 Haight.87t*! BAUER of % Post s, now l.t Filmore st., near Bnc-amsnto Rendy for business. 87t% | KNIGHT & HEGGERTY and WILLIAM | M. MADDEN, temporery law offices 2&9 Secott st., near Jackson; tel. V(‘au 3Tt | NOTARY PUBLIO-A. J. HENRY, No- | Z%,f-y smmo. is nav. located u’(u 1801 Psa;v.‘ nore; bring your claims, 't | DES. LEVY, Surgeon Chiropodists, for- Bl sow et oot 285 A 3s., now located al " [ FASHION Stables—all pc g A!ylrQ e Quested to return horse: and buggies belonging to said stable to 463 nL THOS. KENNEY, er. 4 eod DR. MARION T} is now at 81 Fulten st. near Filimore. JOS. JAEGERS—Butchers’ -le now. temporary office, BOLION h STRONG, photo en ’lem&, offlcfi. ‘12 WlJnu! st., 8. F. oculist and aurist, ’ormrly Bosing Vetiey bidg.. ‘S 7T Washing HENRY 8T8 Kenovatory, on st. L CO., artistic u.l).on lm~ piorters, formerly of the Shreve build- ing, now at Fillmore st., corner o x . attorney at law, 23220 Cal fornia st. bet. Fillmore-Webster. llflé’ FREDERICK D'EVELYN, ,late Phelan bldg., will resume praetis San Francisco in a few da. ary address Emergency Camp Hospi- D‘Ral 21% Clinton ave., Alameda 37t l . JOSEPH A. PROSEK—TW office, 20 Steiner st. S. }[l~1NU Merchant Tallor, 1231 llnAlll!- F. M. MacDONALD of Starr l"lg now located at 47 Fair Ome" chas Bh ey c\‘)a";:nsm Jormetiy. Call L. 0] 'ormer] leg , 1347 MoAllister “x:-. 0 Im BRYANT, DR EDGAR R, formes at 194 Fillmore s James Ilood bldg., corner Pine. mporarily at 824 Grove.. it.m MASSACHLSETT Mutual Life Ins. Co. RKER, manager 128 28th Sy, Frultvale Gals ol Aeh 197 JOHNSON'S DAIRY Iocated at 3776 th st. EUREKA Dairy—A. 171 Filteonth st, between Dolores snd Cl 37t W J. HESTHAL, formerly 10 6th st. temporary location 960 Plorce; all pledges in safe saved; redecm &8 S00u as possible. 81t DR. A. H. WALLACE, Dentist, resumed practics "é 108 1-2 Broadway, Oa.lmnd.! with F. J mo | DR. GERALD J. mrzexaaou, for- | mv.vrly ol 2t Powell st, now lt iM Haigh! VULLIAN J HERRL Ngnfl Q’ouhy bldg., has “established low adices. tem. ycunly at his resideace, 1493 Masonic ave. ; insurance collected, 251 THE McNutt Hospital is now located at %11 Pacific ave., San Francisco. # tf C. 8. CAl’ & \,0 real wue. office -c szn Baker cAllister s CALIFOR\IA HOUSE-' WRECKING \,u 1 will continue bunnm at their ! W. cor. 10th and Mmm sts., San cucn are now ready for ing. K. T. Norten, st 2125 O'Farrell st. Zlh st., cor. §th ave., Elll RIDE, manager. General tractors, | BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED “fim equ with teams ang a & 1607 Market st.. &-’3'&. 4-30-1m PILES AND FISTULA, ! DR. FRANK R. WESTON, form at iy AN R R sco, now located & Oskland; cut this out for reference. tt —_——— TYP;LWRITERG AND SUPPLIES. | WALTER A. SCOTT, 1811 Fillmore st.. San Francisco, and 9IS Broadway, Oak- ‘79": Remi ngh emingtons end o eu at lo typewriter Jesks, chairs, p‘:".pdm bons, carbon; expert Ffepairs. my{émo BIRTHS, | CARROLL~In Q\ll city, May 9, 1906, to w. ll. I diate delfvery; thI wite of E. Carroll, twin ln Lml elty. WLI. 1906, JONB—!n thh dl}' H‘ 3 wife of Edward M. Jonu. a -on. MARRIED, CLAPTON—DAVIS—In this May Tioi, at Holly Park Church, “'.L "I eyl S pton to kKamme n-\n D;vll. SUNE LI LI BE um:,..; this AR T S ) T, o H. Hadlock, M kaw Cornell and Etbel of this | clt{. K. R—~BROWN-In this city, May 3, 1906, at the First lish Lu theran chun:: Geary st, b, . Bdwin H.! leveland, 0, Naani Eigwn ot St Peter, Minn, g AHLKEN—-MILTNER ~ In oity, et LS E el a v, taer, BARRY—IB this f the lai loving °f Thomn Bu‘r;.n_, t u'a‘v“%. o.f mry, County Cork, u\d. i B, e s, oy at a. residence, 8641 Tw 'g.h ' 1 [~] 4 - COM{:H Inthl:dty Apru-‘m..m[ s EA o e | Fii Lvh-‘éul:tm o Block »% | Hil ae. ys; tel =\ ED. city, May 8, m Bluh-.' ‘husband of nard Craig and Mrs. Mrs. J: Connolly, @& no,uu of County 'l(enh. Ireland, aged 8 years. Inter- t private. 9 2t CRO WLEY—In this city, May 9, 1906, An- nie ‘Theresa, beloved wite of “Henry of Francis and Mrs T.. J. Mary, and Olivar Lyneh, a native of m . lv‘flfllz n% acquaintancés are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral Frlflly. glay , 1908, from-the residence Redeemer, corner of Diamond and Eighteenth ~sts, for services com- mencing at 9 o'clock & m. [ntermen: Hcly Cross Cemetery. CRUWLEY.—ln Larkspur, Marin Conmy, Cal., 1906, Mary, beloved wite of John J. meley. lovlns mother of Di. J. ., Hun and Willlam Crowley, aunt m Elen, diary and Hannah McCarthy, x]qv. of lrduul aged 65 years. ipeclluuy ‘invited to attend the funeral tosnorrow (Friday), at 9:30 . m., from Mission Dolores Church, where a re- ujem high mass will be celebrated for | repose of Mer »ouL Interment in Holy Gross 10 DE Mary Lk.wm—-ln ‘this clty, May 8, 196, Sarah | Alice lm.\ls. bmo\lcd mother of George H. Mrs. Emile Lively and ’lhcmn.s Lewis, 2 native of Ports- mouth, N. H., aged 63 years. N—The mass 0f the Month's )clli‘;\fig the repose of the soul of John J. McMsahon will be saic in St. James' Chureh, Guerrero and Twenty-third sts., Triday, Mny 11, 1906, at $:30 a. m. Rel atives and friends are tespam.ruuy ln A In Vallejo, Mny 8, 1906, Mnu n:é:kaosM—anus father of Matthew and Lewis McManus of San Francisco and Mrs. Richard Shay end Teresa and Til- lie MgManus of \'n.fleju aged 72 years. The funeral will teke ‘place in Bt. Vincent's, Vallejo, at 9 o'clock on Fri- day morning, interment to be made in St Vincent's Cemetexly. ME] JURNE—In this city, at the tesi- dence of her daughter, 871-2 Hill street, l(nihr». 1906, Mathilde M., beloved wifo of ihe late Judge E. L. Melbourne, an mother of Edwin A., Henry C. and Te- rese Melbourne and Mrs. Victor Ha- chette, Mrs. Belle Le Bourveau and Mrs. Cecele Bryant, & native of New Orleans, La. Fr! nds and acquaintances are re- ctfully lmlted lo attend the tuneral ursday, at 10 a. m., from the funeral pariors of Bunker & Lunt, 2668 Mission street, Mission Masonic 'Temple, be- %ween ‘l‘wmt\1 -second and 'rwonty-r.hlrd nterment private. MORRSI—~In Oakiand, May 7, 1806, John Moresi, dearly beloved husband of Mrs. Polina’ Morest, and her of Joseph Moresi, and brother of Rudolph Morosi, end brother-in-law of Frank Messini, a natlva of Switzerland, aged b4 years 11 months and 4 days. A member of Pledmont Lodge No. 172, K. of P, Painters’ Union No. 127 and Court St Gottarto No. 8365, A. NAGLE—In this dity, May '8, 1906, Ar- thur, beloved son of Arthur and Belle Nagle, a native of | San Francisco, aged John Nolan Sr., 4 months and 24,days. s NOLAN-May 7, o . beloved husband of the late Eliza No- lan and father of Lizzie, John Nolan Jr. l% Robert, & mative of Ireland, t’ed i'oars. & at Holy Cross Cemetery May 8§, 1 ‘AND L—In this city, May 9, 1908, Au- hdall, beloved mother of W. B‘nd 11, P‘nmcas B. Randall and Fairfax H. Wheelan, a native of r&fl;. mfln& aged 77 years: Funeral services at her late m. 2yl Df REYNOLDS—In this eity, May 8, 1808, Mary _A.' Reynolds, wife of the late John Reynolds, and mother of James J., Joseph L. and the late Mamie Rey- nolds, & native of North Adams, Mass. years. Friends and acqudintances are ctfully mvlted ta attend the tnnoru ;hplnn day (Thursday), at 8 0'clock, B sedy pafict Snod Beott. et & street, n ence Yo Churll Sunsse Discrct, n 88 " will be for tha repvao of Her soul, at Hl’l‘ —In ouunna April 5, 1908, & r? Smith, husband of Katherine Em th, and father of Willlam and_Jo- seph Smith and Mrs. Young, xn J]-an‘kl o Mrd' ME' L. eF‘l‘:fler 'y m nson an: s, A - tive of Cl:mmy Galway, Ireland. (Pa~ ers whe brat mencin| , com- Btuufi. and father of Willia, A]lee Ro- cel- | Wil- | g‘u €opy.) ’EE:. hlnve‘dm‘huué?n%“'ots' 1)0& wfl" l& Mandy and Hazel S a udvo nd, aged 52 yun member of th- ggery’ and St-v-flnm | Union, = TWO VESSELS GOLLIDE AGTIVITIES IN OFF THE PORT AT NIGHT| LOCAL MARKETS Bark George Curtis Is Badly Damaged on High Seas. The bark George Curtis has complet- ' Grays Harbor, In tow of stmr G. C. ed her repairs and is now in the stream Lindauer. | ready to make another attempt to get tempt was a|from Monterey, i At Bt e itncas deh baci D EITESE SREIINRL, MY Y, in tow tug Dauntless. disastrous one, resulting in a collision | which catised the death of the second mate and nearly that of the captain, besides crippling the vessél and com- 2! pelling her to put back to_ this port in distress. The Curtis sailed from here on the morning of April 17, bound for Hono- lulu with a full cargo of general mer- | chandise. That night at 9 o'clock, when about sixty miles oft the Farallon Isl- ands, the lookout sighted a vessel in the distance bearing directly toward them. The captain was called and at once came on deck. The night was slightly hazy, but not thick. As the approach- |ing vessel did not seem to alter her course, Captain Kelly of the Curtis de- cided to change his course and was in the act of doiny 80 when the ves- sel, which proved to be the four-masted schooner Mindoro, crashed Into the starboard quarter aft the mizzen-mast of the Curtis, tearing away the lower d | rigging of the mizzen-mast, smashing the rall and main water ways for a distance of twenty feet and demolisn- ing the cabin, The force of the tmpact caused the Mindore to lose her jibboom, which fell with a great crash on the deck of the bark, kiliing Bdward Downing, the second mate. instantly, and badly wounding Captain Kelly on the head and arms. THe Mindoro, which was light, bounced away from the Curtis like a ball and disappeared into the darkness without- trying to give any assistance to the crippled bark. Captain Kelly was unconscious when | picked up on the deck and it was some hours before he could be revived. First Mate Pat A. Hern at once put the vessel about and made for port, whichi he reached on April 18. A passenger by the name of Crock- ett, who was asleep {n the cabin at the time, nearly lost his life, as his bunk l | and the whole side of his cabin were, smashed to atoms. The body of the'stmr Uarda, hence May 4 for Seattle; second mate was buried at sea on tho stmr Charles Nelson, hence May 3 for 18th at 4 p. . Both vessels were going at the rate of 9 knots an hour. Mate Hern says that no jar of the earthquake was felt, although ths George Curtls was but a hundred miles from shore. He says on the night of the 18th, when eighty miles off the re- | COast, they saw the reflection of flames in the sky. They mounted so high that those on board the bark thought Schr Santiago, Anderson, 13 hours Stmr Elizaveth, Jensen, 34 hours from Bandon. Stmr Cascade, Jorunu.n 62 hours from Columbia River bound south, put in to land pasvengers. Schr James H. Bruce, Swanson, 9 days from Port Ludlow. Schr Orient, Port Gamble. ARR(VED MAY 9. Stmr Daisy Mizchell, Smith, 69 hours from Columbia River. Stmr Natlonal City, Fredericksen, 13 hours from Fort Bragg. Stmr Phoenix, Hendricksen, hours from Hueneme. Stmr Alcatraz, Fredericksen, hours from Coos Bay. Stmr Acme, Walvig, 88 hours from Grays Harbor, 41 Stmr Prentiss, Sohillinsky, 24 hours from Eureka. SAILED MAY 5. Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, Fort| Ross, Stror Harold Dollar, Twing, Portland. Stmr|Pomona, Swanson, Eureka. Stmr Point Arcna, Fosen, Mendocino. Stmr Afognai Krebs, Blaine. Schr Advent, Olsen, Coos Bay. Behr John G, North, Nelson, Port Gamble, Stmr Redondo, Ahlin, Astorfa. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, May 9, § p. m— ‘Weather cloudy; wind west, velocity 12 miles per hour, DOMESTIC PORTS. GRAYSHARBOR—Sailed May 5—Schr Wluon A. West, for —; schr Henry ‘Wilson, for San Francisco. y 6— Stmr Thomas L. Wand, for Fran- cisco. Arrived May 7—Stmr Northland, from San Pedro. SKAGWAY — Arrived May T—Stmr Bertha, from Seattle. TATOOSH—Passed in May 8§—Ger Seattle, Passed out May $—Stmr George Loo- mis, for San Francisco. OLYMPIA — Arrived May $—Stmr Santa Barbara, hence May 2 via Seat- tle. EUREKA—Arrived May $—Br stmr/ Henley, hence May 6. Sajled May 8—Stmrs Vanguard and Aberdeen, for San Francisco; stmr Newport, for San Francisco. Sanders, 9 days from Beans are holdhg the - terest in the local procu::n ::r::th:t the moment, and, with orders for as- serted carloads coming to hand free- 1y, exporters are kept quite busy, and the recently revised quotations are Well maintained, with a marked de- ETee of firmness. Texas and other Sonlhw-tnrn States are the principal buyers, but there 1s a fairly good de- mand from the north and a better movement in the latter direction is predicted In some quarters. | Fresh Fruits continue to move free- ly at satisfactory prices, and a sub- stantial increase in the demand is quoted from day to day. Oranges, which have been arriving freely of late, are slightly lower. Cherries are | easier under greatly Inereased re- ceipts. Gooseberries and early Black- berries are coming to hand in gmall quantities, but as they require cook- ing there Is very little call for them and growers would do well to send them elsewhere for ths present. | _Vegetables are in good supply,. and those kinds easily prepared for the table are selling well, while such de- scriptions as Cucumbers, Tomatoes and new Potatoes, which are regarded @s luxuries at present, are selling slowly. | Dairy Produce is moving freely, but | the market is unsettled, owing to the | crowded condition of the whart, whera most recelvers are located, and the lack of factlities for handling of con- signments. The project for securing @ more favorable location, with ade- | Quate transportation facilities, is as- | suming tangible form, and it is hoped that the trade will soon be in a po-~ sition to handle all consignments that come this way without much dim- culty. Business in the Hay and Grain lines, while still rather lmited, 13 slowly but perceptibly Increasing, There are no noteworthy price changes, but Oats still have a rising | tendency. | The following quotations represemt | the ruling rates for the leading sta- | ples: GRAIN—Per ctl, Wheat, California Club, $1.30; California White Austra- lian, $1.40@1.45; lower grades of Cal- ifornta, $1.05@1.25; Northern Club, |$1.30; = Northern Bluestem, $1.35; Northern Red, $1.27%; Barley, $1.15@ 1.20 for common and $1.20@1.25 for choice feed; OQats, Red, $1.30@140 for poor to fair, $1.46@1.55 for good and $1.60@1.70 for choice; White, $1.66@ 1.75; Black, nominal; Corn, $155@ 1.60 for yellow and white and $1.32% for mixed; large yellow, $1.35@1.40. HAY—F. o. b. whart or car, $16@18 per ton for choice, $15@16 for medi- | um and $12@14 for Inferior grades. ] FEEDSTUFFS—Per ton, Bran, 320 @21; Middlings, $26@30; Shorts, 321 @25; Rolled Barley, $26.50. BEANS—Per ctl, Bayos, $3.66@3.75; | Peas, $3.75@4; small White, 33509 3.75; large White, $2.40@2.70; Pink, $2.05@2.15; Red, $4; Lima, $4.60@4.75; Red Kidneys, $3.35@3.75; Blackeye, the mountains back of Santa Cruz were .SAN DIEGO—Arrived May $—Stmr $4.75@5. on fire. | Massachusetts, from New York; yacht The damage to the Curtis amounted t0 Anermone, from New York. about $2000. Captain Kelly has recov-| ered sufficlently to take the vessel to ta Rosalia. Honoluly whén she sails this week. WILL SAIL TODAY. The steamship Nippon Maru will sal} ‘at 1 p. m. today for the Oright via | Honolulu. She takes about forty cabin passengers and a full complement of freight. Among those salling are Con- |sul J, M. Tyssowski of the Consulate |at Yokohama, Miss Elsle Cook and Miss Houston Cook, daughters .of Friends and acquaintances are Tre- Jjudge Carroll Cook; United States Con- 'geet!llly Mlflefl (o attend the funeral ! i ?] fth at 10 a. m. m‘I?a" m.c‘ Ollvet ‘emetery '!'0!«!)1— n the Clty and County Hospital, | 'nmmu ln!snd. Y/CH—;l’ tHl cz? wrfll Wdch 8 berol’ Albert W. and Jessie Stoke. and Mrs. Edw‘.rd \(u:‘;. a native of Gold Hill, aged Wle}H'x‘—ln tho City and County Hos pitel, May 9, 1%6, Columbus Wright, a native of entucky, aged 70 years. native of Kentucky. aged 70 years, Unit-d Interment o! Isaac J. Dr. ™ Undertakers’ Association Funeral Directors 2608 Howard St., Nr. 22d OYRUS 8. WRIGHT, GEO. H. CLARK. A. P. BOOTH. HAROLD L. WRIGHT, N. Gray & Co. UNDERTAKERS, 2198 GEARY BT, Cor. Devisadero, llalsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers,: 924 FILLMORE STREET, Between Fulton and McAllister, Phone Park 650. . Funeral Directors and Embalmers, 2919 MISSION STREET, Betwesn 25th and 26th, Fhone White 2341, IOLDlH QATE UND!RTAKING e s Ha esca] e fire, we s mnfio the business at the old * stand, 2476-2483 Mssion. street, near 21s | Use cur chapel free, e -WOODLAWN CEMETERY . . . San Mateo Co. (Masonlc = Cemetery Association) Offics, 1154 O’Farrell 8t | da win proceed to Bureks, where sul C. B, Harrls tc Nagasaki, and his | Bhe also carries 300 Chinese and 50 Jap- Tobin, & uuvdot\uuum the gtesrage. 20, 1906, Hen- \ SERVICE UNINTERRUPTED. mited Undertekers, 'niece, Miss Roa~h, and Takahak! Aok, “"}"‘“x‘l prominent merchant of Yokohama.' The Honolulu salling packet service between here and the islands has been uninterrupted and {8 now running as it always hag been. The service includes the vessels of J D, Spreckels & Bros. | Company, Welch & Co., Williams, Di- | mond & Co. and Alexander Baldwin, CRASHES INTO DOCK. The steam schooner Prentiss was backing down the bay under full steam yesterday afternoon, when she ran full force into the end of the Howard-street pler, She struck the wharf with a great crash and gent the plles flying in all directions. Nobody seemed to know what the capta'n was trying to do and perhaps he didn’t know himself. COAST TRADE INCREASING. The busineas ot the coast traders, especially thoss in the lumber service, bas been steadily on the increase since the earthquake, and the dogks are lined with craft in this work. EXPORT MOVEMENTS, The schoner Allen A was cleared for Meahukona yesterday with 25,874 Ibs bran, 837 ctls barley, 2000 1bs middlings, 60 bales hay, 24 otls wheat, 10 bbls flour, 476375 lbs fertilizer, 1000 railroad ties and 175000 ft lumber, valued at $14,872, The steamer Umatilla, which sailed | on Tuesday for Victoria, had assorted cargo, consigned to British Columbian ports. The cargo included 12,835 lbs of dried fruit, 278 pkgs fresh fruits and vegetables and 90 ¢s canned goods, . TO LOAD {BER. . The Argentine Androme- she will load lumber for Sydney. ; SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED MAY 8, Stmr Meteor, McFarland,- 9 ‘ho\nl hours from Ballard. - ,Stmy G, C Lindauer, Allen, 79 hours 'mmmllnbm.mmrflumlt mw'qui-m.mnw - Date~ lu,. n,a e 00T -u b ‘Sailed May 9—Bark Coloma, for San- PORT LOS ANGELES—Salled May 8—Stmr Santg Monica, for San Fran- cisco. SAN PEDRO-—Arrived May $—Stmr Greenwood, from Albion. Arrived May 9—Stmr F. A. Kilburn, hence May 7; schr Eldorado, bktn Tam O'Shanter, from Bellingham. | Salled May 8—Schr Charles B. Falk, for Grays Harbor; schr R. W, Bart- lett, for Willapa Harbor; stmr Green-~ wood, for Albion. BANDON~—Sailod May 7=-Stmr Chico, for San Franecisgo, ASTORIA — Arrived May Nome City, hence May & PORT TOWNSEND—Sailed May 8— Ger ship Peru, for Liverpool; bark Ca- rondelet, for San Francisco. BELLINGHAM—Arrived May 8— Stmr Rainfer, from Seattle. ABERDEEN—Arrived May $—Stmr South Bay, hence May 2. SEATTLE — Sailed May 8—Stmr George Loomis, for San Francisco; Stmr Buckman, for San Franclaco; Br stmr Coya, for Tacoma; Br stmar Chis- wick, for Chemainus, Arrived May 8—Stmr Charles Nelson, hence May 3; stmr City of Seattle, from Skagway; German stmr Uarda, hence May 4; Nor stmr Themis, from Taku. RAYMOND—Arrived May #—Stmr +—Stmr HONOLULU-Arrived May &—Bark Willscott, from Newcastle, Australia. FOREIGN PORTS. VANCOUVER—Arrived May $—Br stmr Empress of India, from Hong- kong. VICTORIA—Arrived May $—Br stmr ‘Wellington, hence May 3. Arrived May 9—Nor stmr Terje Viken, hence May § for Ladysmith. Salled May $—Nor stmr ‘l‘lh.nln. for San Franclsco. —_—————— A. RUEF, Law Offices, 3194'Pins st., near Fillmore. SANTA FE REWARDS ITS SMALL ARMY OF EMPLOYES The Santa Fe Raflway Company made the hearts of thousands of its employes happy Tuesday afternoon when Captain A. H. Payson, assistant to the president, gave out presents to all the employes of the company that were in nded. Sums of money equiva- lmmm‘mmmmm handed out to the mum'-ynll from Grays Harbor; | DAIRY PRODUCE—The Dairy Ex- change quotes as follows: Butter, 17¢ per 1> for creamery extraa and 16%¢ for No. 1 store; Cheese, I, | 11%4¢ for California mild new and 16%¢ for fancy Eastern; Eggs, dos, 1a%e, FRESH FRUITS—Strawberries, 36 @8 per chest for Longworths and $3 @5 for large varieties; Cherries, box, | 75c@3$1.25; do loose, b, 5@10c; Ap- ples, box, $1.50@2.25; Oranges, box, 33 @3; Lemons box, $1350@3; Limes, case, 34.50@5; Bananas, bunch, 3$1.26 @2; Pineapples, dos, 32.50@3. VEGETABLES—Potatoes, $1§1.50 per sack for river and $1.10@1.38 per ot} for Oregon; do new, ™, 1@1e: Onions, ctl, $2.50@3 for local and 34 @5 for Australlan; Asparagus, box, $1@32; -Rhubarb, box, 40@78c; Peas, | sack, 76¢@31.33; String Beans, I, §9 §o; Mexican Tomatoes, bex, $1@1.36; Cabbage, ¢tl, Turnipe, Cueuymbers, doz, 38@580¢; Garlie, ™, doa, 10c; Caulifiower, doz, 60c. POULTRY~—Per doz: Hens, $5@%; young Roosters, $7@8; Fryers, 3450 | @5.50; Brollers, $2.50@4. FRESH MEATS—Wholesale rates per pound, trom slaughterers to deal- ers, are as follows: Beef, 5 @6%e for steers and 6@8%e for cows; Mutton, 10@10%e for wethers and T @sc for large and 9@9%c for small; 9%c for ewes; lamb, 11@11%e Pl ——— Artist Cadanesso ls Not Dead. 9.—Guiseppl Cad- QAKLAND, May ey himself at the Presidio Monday were clothing which Cadanessolos t from his studlo during the fire. In the pock- ets were papers belonging to the art- ist. Cadanesso is sojourning at Mills College. c————————— Zion City has succeeded in deposiag Dowle. Cag’t it give the department of justice the receipe for for ousting a \g Dm! IM § Turk st dental of o TAmY gt o6l R W DRECSCHORN, dentist, of Grant bulld- ing, mew at 1609 ser But, i%i L AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE 3 CARLOADS HORSES, TUESDAY, )‘iyll,lmutlp.m..".hhl from 1000 to 1600 pounds. On account “