The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 11, 1906, Page 7

CITY REAL ESTATE. EURR-PADDON COMPANY, Incorporated. Lats of 40 Montgomery St.; temporary ©ofiice 1% Fillmore, near Bush, 8. F. are making a specialty of ‘ou!‘l of t st, Van Ness ave. and more I'OI'BT‘KA& our list of proper in st this section 16 unequaled by any one ip clty the for orary building iz and see us; we W ers in almost a your reguire to sult drop us & postal telling us g for you will save 1f we know what find it for you or If you have no your needs on the I show r city busi- Dakland of~ g of the earthquake the city at our All our papers and d we are in r sarvice ity. We ancisco. The things of the anxious to have s of our former w have some extra good = 10 present to them.' Wil PADDON COMPANY, ss 1506 Fillmore st., noar Francisco. 94t se—Residence of 12 d basement. Ap er. CETZ & SONS, te Owners and Dealers, Devisadero St. d on in Sunget, Ocean d Excelsior Homestead, | Safe from fire and frec| 7 zooms ;, small used $950 m car line; h; 25x113; street I other S at once. WAL 09 Faxton ave, Ingle: =y 9 o Near 21st. 193 e.m and afier 6 p.m.2 CASH READY for property pede. Call or write at once g real estate agents, WHITE COMPANY, 5 Montgomery st. b \ & GHLI !‘.SPIF rFSi estate brok nt collectors, new office 244 near Market. All business mil tf and flats for sale; easy 1252 7th ave., Sunset, Pv- residence, rooms and bath; modern 1 1 st v $750. J. A. ADAMS, 8. Burveyor, 1327 McAllls- 10-3t* | egant residence,Pacific Heights; b.; modern. 1801 Post, r.1. 57t* COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. COMPANY, McAllister st., San co. jes in the coun- ¥ payments to suit ks San Martin, orchard | moderate price; in- monthly. Redwood City: 5-room . etc.; only 3506 down; | lv payments. R R Santa Clara m, ete.; only $300 cash; 8 monthiy 1 sites at Redwood City; 1 § acres, $1350); easy month- ments. ots at Palo Alto; street work ewnlks free; 810 mouthly. Valey irrigated landsg ap; easy terms. 1£.00 scres stcck and grain ranch; only $ per aare. 6tz ly improved producingvand 0 City; present erop worth $80,000. WILL SUBDIVIDE. $5000; pri 40 acres very cholce land near Orland. BXCFLLENTLY LOCATED TO SUB- DIVIDE; $1250 per acre. 3¢ scres Al chicken improved, near Petaluma; $3500. Above properties clear; will exchange for good city ]flopefiv GILBRRT, THOS. TUnfon Savings Bank bidg., Oskimnd$7Tt ranch, RANCH-40 acres; Water: terms office, Oakland. 1y improved; flfl n ~y mn BEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE. 4 lots in Chino, Cal, where the earth never quekes, with & 6-room house, bern, wegon shed, shop and_henhouse, on corner 10th and D sts.; will trade for hey propérty ut & $2100 valuation. . L. JUNGCK, i1l Shattuck ave., Berkeiey. Tl 10 PROPERTY WANTED. WANTED—Suitable location for ware- Jarge lot suitable fcr whal bouse; south of Market and near 8. R. R. preferred, but any g00d lecation considered. We aiso want immediatoly « large hoiding cn Van Ness ave., or in vicinity. If }'m.l have & house to rent at l reasonable fligure we have a client for immed! BURR- ‘8‘7(; wmg_\n i:: lately. -y 'ADDON Co., ¢, temporery office 1506 Fillmore st., Ban Frencisco. 94 CFFICES AND STORES TO LET. 11657 Turk, near 10-6t* FRONT and back or far office. - 981 Bilis st ; y . 9 and 11 & m. 93t* TO let— store at 188 Union street. 5 OFFICE room to rent. y to JOHN OFICES 1 Jec-stt toh, 850 -u"is':; 'E-m sl San Franciece. (Rl you | * ! abundan us bear from you? Yours, Inzknde ;| ‘on premises ail d”‘_FI\L flxlure- containing drawers a.nd pieces _for | in the burned dis-| BERKELEY REAL EITAT!. $3,650—Desirable rooms, high basement, du:uiemd gas; lot 4 X 100; finely located on Ashby ave., near Tel- egraph; easily converted into two -fats; morigage of $1,500 can remain. other good propertics. GEQ, SULLY, | Real ane and mnnee. lQ Adehn FOUR LumCE ruunxru:s | For sale at correct prices, as 1 contem- plate a change of locatio one__ vacant property in each, ' Betry- , Hillegass and Scenic Park Tracts; and my Eruam residence on the hillade in the Tract. Call or address. MKS. MARY F, | HILL, “Highland Terrace,” at head of Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. sy 9 ti GOOD house, $ rooms and bath; five minutes’ wulk of State Untversity; 1% foot frontuge; price sx.ow Awh 3331 | Sacramento st., 8. FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LBEASE. In beeutiful Fruitvale, 17 acres of land | with house of 10 rooms, partly furnished; flowers and shrubbery of all varieti st frult and shade trees; ho! wagon aud ferming imp »ws. chickens and pigeons; acres In grain; this property is located near the roothills and within 2 biocks ot streetcar line 10 Qakiand, Berkeley and Alameda; traing to San Francisco every 2 minu will rent this property for $10 per month; sele price $5,000. For turther particvlars cali or address RU-| DELL REAL BSTATE CO., SE. corne: Lk als ave. and Washington st., Fruit Cal.; phone Vale 68l. 87t | MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. AAA—WALL paper, 31-% roll and up- ward; good paint, § gal.; whhe[ lead, oil, eic.; full line ‘all painters’ suppiles; wholesale rates. MERI- the Oid Stand, corner Bllis and painting, paperhangi myT lmo 3 | GAN, Webster sts.; plastering, etc. | FOR sale—Safes; several Macneale & | Urban fireproof ‘safes and vaulf doors; | & few are very large folding-door safes. Call or address J. C. PEYTON or E. R. BALDWIN, Crellin Hotel, Oakland. 11 2* FOR sule—Cheap; shelving of store fix- tures and one counter. Apply xm Cen- ter st., Berkeley. | SAFE for sale. inquire “drug -mu. Mc- Allister and Laguna sts FOR sale—Several cars glass sash una doors; immediate delivery. R. A. PUL~ FER, 540 Second ave. uAmond)Dll- | triet FOK sale-A 'oon‘ym‘ bagber shop Audreu box ow Agency, X\np.t. TWO milch cows for sale. 95 Il-bov.h street. 3 NEW Yost typewriter for sale cheap. au Lyon st., San Francisco. lockers, for sale. lnq\lln 2301 Pine. 73t> [CASH paid “for lamonds, peacls, old gold end siiver. H. C. AHLERS, formerly 126 Kearny st. Office hours, 8 to 1. _9-lmo* FOR sule cheap—One New England wax thread sewing machine. &20Broadway, | Oakland. 93¢ ‘T\\u gentle cows for family supply. Address JRS. YOUNGHANS, 26th and ‘ Hampshire st. ‘I—‘\-R sale—One tent, 26x42; one c-nupy tent, 20x5. Address box 647, i_of- fice, 1651 Fillmore st. o | CASH registers—We buy end sell ~cash | registers. American Second-hand Cash Reg. Co., 912 Eddy st. 630t }Ul{ sale—White's flemal engine vulcan- sunson burner. 24 Clement 81t NEW deska for sale. Apply to JOHN D. RICHARDS, 1912 Filimore st. 57t* MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. | CASH paid for diamonds, pearts, old gold and H. RS, formerly | 126 K u‘ny EL. uoa mdy st, office ours, § to §1mo* \ILD#Block book of the City and County Francisco. _ UNITED =T, 'ES IJP & INV. CO., 759 Ffllniore EST price pald for old gold and o at C. LIMANN SON'S, 1808 Fillmore st. &pres Imo MEDICAL. DR. GWYER, formerly of Sl1A veuworth st, 8. F., now located at 1326 Chestnut st., between 16th and 17th, Oakland. € 1mo DR. SYLVBSTER'S offices, formerly 1300 Market st, San Francisco, are now lo- | cated at 1254 Clay st, corner mm,scisx- | a1 .24 | DR. ROSEN, residence 209 Folsom st., cor. %th; 10-tf ladies, relief or no fee. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS tuned, repaired, polished, stored and sold on easy terms; lots of bar- gains; full allowance for burned Lianos | or es or cash pald. GOODMAN'S, 112 alencia st, pear 22d; open even myll tf in | STATHAM & CO. pianos, % HUl st. formerly 110 MoANister st.; expert re- pairs. myll te PHYSICIANS. |DR. M. O. AUSTIN, residence 814 lores st.; office 23 Mission st. | | SPECIAL NOTICES. | KENT Law School (formerly Parrot's | bldg.),58 Birch ave., near Octavia. 10-Tt* | PERSONALS. WHERBRABOUTS of the MISSES BEL-~ SERS, formerly of 1860 Pme legRol well), B. ¥F. Notity J. Dorland st, 8.F 11 3e* ANY ons who knows the whereabouis or MRS. A. M SPILLER, picage send hea eddress to the Information Bureau, 1851 Iilimore, San Francisco. 11 3t* | INFORMATION wa.m-d of whm of MRB M. J. KAT! MRS. T.. 2006 Wdeline st., Bgrkel Od. lt WILL ZELLNE] é 41 nrm st., San Francieco, send address to 2402 Clay.1t* INNES, T. A. M.—Write or u-ll at 464 Moss ave, Oakland. J. E. L 97t WANTED—The address of MRB. MARY J. KAEN and son, HENRY A, of 4« Clementina st., San Francisco. Kindly send same to MRB. ESTHEKR SIM- MONS, #¢ Seventh st., Oakland, Cal. 1t* MR E. J. KING form‘dy L ‘rldy st., n'_vw at Lake, Market-st. cut, ould like to hear from Florence. 1t* “lLL the deughter of MR. DELANEY of 14 7th st, city, kindly send her ad- dress to MISS A CROWDER, 3080 Twre- Do 83t mont st., Berkeley, Cal 11 8t INFORMATION MRS. FRANCES v \X HACKE by her mother, 48 Gntu str MU‘ARTHY MARY, widow, formeriy ol 127 Dore st., please communicate With M. C. HASSETT, attorney, at 178 Vallejo st., his sent office. 1te THOMAS J. COURTNEY, formerly re- siding on Sth st., kindly send addrees to CHAS. C. FISHER & CO. real eitate egents, 676 4th ave., Richmond Dist.11 8* PAWLAS, MISS MARY, !muerly' of {he Call, * address JAMES Park Emergency Ho-pluL un.,n\ family of 514 Minna st., send cd- dress to MRS. HELENA McoCAF) mY. 840 Stanyan st. real estate uul Tempo. JOHN L. A. JAUNET, insurance; renting gnd leasiug. . 613 Central ave 11 Tt* A GENTLEMAN, 88 years, with §100 mo. mmm wAll marry’ & 1ady who owns property. Answer mp-'l'n-:«- p:nze restante, General P. O., San Fran- 11 3t* M‘H.B. ‘L. WARD, to 1158 Market st., now u Hotel Go lqunn -1.. room 19, cf MRS, JOSIE R. CLARK, formerly al wfl‘l California _st., communicate lmmedia DOROTHY MARIO! ly with m.m Hotel Me WILL Mrs. Gorman BUSINESS PERSONALS—Con. Second- List. J. HESTHAL, formerly 10 6th st.. BRITISH Consuiate Gena-.\. temporary location 960 = Plerce; uu son st, Oakland, May 9, 1906.—Infor-| pledges in safe saved; redeem as soonu n;nu::ot the uDdersighed. who are (- ‘;msob‘?ls DAIR tammoraily abou © U W are in~ JOI X oo for; Bercoard, Major Cnarles Jocated at 3776 Nth st. 9 Tt Barton, Alexandar M. 1400 DR. A. H. WALLACE, Dentist, resumed Bem\aa Artnur J. G.. 71 " practics at 1%31-2 Broadway, Onklnnd. Carmelita_st.; n tamily, with DR C. F. JARVIS. 9 1m. lvtn st.; Bassett, Arthur, L& Musion bR ALD J. FITZGIBBON, tor- 8L, or o0y Montgomery st.; Bilingion, mer 2l Powell st., now at 20¢ F. H., 613 Mission st.; Chaimers,. Mvs. Haight e 11mo Lucy, lioé Valencia ; Ciuff,” Wm., WILLIAM J. HERRIN, attorney, Crossley Falace tiotel; Cox, Hlizabetn, 6sl Geary | bidg., has established his law offices tem- st.; Cox, Harcid, 69l umry L. Cox, rlrily at his xeudence. 1493 Masonic ave.; GeTtruae, 6al Geary st.; 25-t leen, from Clevetand, (')mo. Lvans, W, F., and famiiy, % Post st; kvans, Kbeneza, “Dyved’ Kvans, Mets polL tan Hotel; Fox, Joseph, 46 Langioh st.; Glaner, Sarah, from Australla; Gwynn, Jonn, 313 Mission st; Hamiiton, son, carpenten, from Bathaville; Ham- monds, Wm. Jas., 11 Patton st.; Han. . Thos., and family, 53 lath kson, Lieutenant Guesley, and ay, Percy Whitmore, and wife, 'well st.; Jesperson, Mrs. A. G.. Netoma st. McKenzle, Kenneth, 14 h st; Martin, Dr. W., 570 Fell st.; May, Ernest, 1161-2 9th st.; Lewls, uel, and ‘family, 919 Webster st.; Donald Jonn, Sefmen’s Insti- McKenzie] “Kenneth, 1s8 10th st., Meadows, Harry Head, corner Battery and Washington sts., and 417 Howard £L.; McDonald, Alexander Hu h, bak- er's heiper; Orr, Wm. Jno,, saior; Pea- body, Mrs. Thomas, and daughter, 21s krederick st.; Pope, Walter George, Russ House, or care F. R. Wall, attor- ney. Merchants’ Ex Mrs., 148 10th st.;” Ray: 2i46 " McAllister st.; from Ausuralia; Scadder, . Jessie, from Australia; Bmllh Alexander, and fam- ily, %th st.; H. mm A 1460 Clay G.; Wat argaret, and family, 637 Scott.it FRANZ ROHWER, formerly located 8 Howard st., communicate with CRANI CO., 18th and Webster sts., Oekla and learn something to your &dv: tage. 11 2t JACK SYLVESTER of 18 Munn st., please communicate with w. fil'rcl-usON of 858 -t.. isco. 9 3t* DR OH-AB. E, FRENCH, 1914 Pine ”It nd. 1o 4:80. MRB DUNN ZWIKER, send nd(m 592 Bacgnd BV uhm d_Dist.’ § DK MK 0%052“1!, DR. W. P. LA D 2 Pin s as ;nnom ‘VILL person who took writers, micro- soope, eto., from corner Jones and Califor- ml. communicate with 524 l.'nh’ ol kland? Reward, envelopes at T NOTE P SHAM' w‘afllfl Store, 2882 Mission ty-sixth. rlo‘ bidg., send address to HU: l E'ro , 1823 Sixth st., West n:';tk". LOUIS SCHNEIDER, from Polk-st. Market; is in business at 1869 Union8 3t* COL W. TREADWELL and wife, oom. municate with MRS, Collingwood st. MRS. GEORGE J. GREEN, communicats with your mother, MRS. ELLEN ROB- ERTS, care nie lof Commiittee Oukland. 8 MARY LfiiAUm of 1437 Harrison st ikke to heer from MRS. LIZZIE KELLY, formerly of 708 Natoma. 87t* BUSINESS PERSONALS, JNO. A. ETTLER, Architect.—Patent reinforeed concrete construction a spe- clalty; plans and estimates on short no- tice. Office 1008 1-2 Bm‘dvly‘ Oak- land. 11 7t J. ALLEC, new Parisian Dyeing ana Cleaning Works, 2164 Folsom st., resum~ lnz hul[ne.u @ll hands pleasa report lt 11 3t* HOFHER WISMER, violinist, at 2045 Fillmove, bet. Green and Union. 113t* G. LEDERER now at 2271 California st I am now ready to serve my cugtom- ers as formerly, Halrdressing, sham- pooing, toupee making and hair w{)‘{l{t S. PETERSEN, plumber, s. e. cor. Bush and Laguna sts, formerly 428 J“'Mf-‘ DR. ROSCOE L. LOGAN, 2688 Pine st., cor. Bcott; office hours 1 to 8 p. m.88t* DR. JAMES W. WARD desires to an- nounce temporary offices at 2401 Scott -t carner Jldmon, telephone D’elt 8 7t ET 'VI\ZCLNT Ho-pm\l and Medical Al« soclation has resumed business; bust ness office, 1782 O'Farrell st.; members will please communicate and’ umli guw address t* 1/8 office ta still at m Vl.n Ness ave. pk. GEO. N. HBEIN, dentist, hu o (E‘fil.f at 1%01A Devisadero st., o“onxar o JOOST BROS. are now open with full lina hardware, nts, c&;, bulldl; peper and all kinda of tools at ol stand, Misalon st., near 1ith, DR. F. T H’.E.ACOCK. dentist, af um Mission st., 18 now located at 227 Mar. ket st, corner Church. 87t UNITED Shest Metal Wurh. formerly 106 Mal now located Becond and Harrison; stove pipe, tanks, ohimney F. garbege cans, u.m‘f stoves and i Liode of sheat 1tan sod tis work § 3¢ THE Colleze of Physicians and Burgeons will hold final examinations Saturday, May 10 & m., at the Dean's office, 8435 D. A HODGE- 77t DR. R. IGANEIL‘S office is still at m Van N—n ave., San Francisco. §7t* A. RUSA & OO., formerly 5i6 Third st., mllk ddl.lor-. are located at m-Dolm'os 1mo* DR JOHN R. McMURDO, of- flu‘. m Bteiner st., WWMu;-. DR uu.m‘ g l‘l‘ll Golden Gate u:e H MAL,HII\&RY—W: will s any repu- table dealer or wune‘iflfl w1¥h n%c un stock ol Dunoyl, bclunc 3 3 or one sar’s time. “ngum' ?ntvm neapolis, Minn, DR. 0. TOYE, formerly of IWI Pnlk st Fillmore ll nw me-.ted 2061 corner DR. ALF‘R.LD B GRWIE. formerl: Lm-non bldg., now 3160 Post st.; h.rz 0 4 Dn °A G. DEARDORFY, residence and ismperary offices 15 Sutter gt. 77t~ TI Razors—Stock on . 81 sxofilz éub-r extra bl; oe Bupply un,mlm DR BUNCAN £nd D - gll‘l. Are Dow at ludn. 8 F. 72t Brown, chiropo- Sutter st., near myé lmo DPR. m!m. m'l Oalifornia st.. 80 7t* Tnedly orand atoea: 10 Marke "zt"uhg ce, DR. L’ . BAUER of % Post st., now to. DRS st., near for business. i u. for- merly Et. Ann's of Jamed: Fiood or N at 80§ Eddy st. § 15t% .un &n e JC.)E. Jmam—nmn? supplies u\ Ness 1 DR CHAL ¥ HeGA ocnl Aufln fornufly - qml;l.d;d nnhln‘to Hm\’ fl’IIllL i? fnc now at 128 "lg: lm b“"d' Grove. ttee, DAM’. F. H., lm-y at aw, ?:'.‘u M WILL Mrs, o r idan of. 5 r, L3 &;1‘!'0 Tattor, _-‘;é'm'_ Bauer Tm; t. ter. 538, BLDRIDGR | Phlog now located et 407 mr Oaits &‘ sl 4 m s BA CHAS. ress to Pine st -&. ANNA CHRES' : ey , and MBTA BC] - her u‘m: BRYANT, L, age 1 and sieo ‘brother, ) James .r Iu- rwflh to’ o ACK l’ifih DR. C.‘RE: reanReluunnt. San Jose .: % ; : 5ty East Oskiang CARTEON. . 936 | ave, N call on MRS ", .m"“.'i‘.?i.{;fil'?" ance_collect | TH HeNmt Holbmn 13 now located at fill Pacific ave, Ban Francisco. 29 tf S CAI‘P & LO te;l uute, othce zaet l622! llister & CALIFORA'IA HOLSE WRECKING Cu will continue business at their old stand, N W. cor. 10th and Mission sts,, San Fran uxo. SR ready for all bids of wreck- K. Norton, secretary, can be found at 2)25 O Farrell st. Branch office, 266 E. 12th st., cor. 5th ave., East Oakland. M. J. MeBHXDE,mlnl]nr 26-tf netal trac B['ILDU\GQ BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap- ten. Employee: diately. §807 Mackes st cor otk T T RS0am BIRTHS. EWALD—In this city, ) y 10, 1906, to (nee Pelle), & the wife of Anton Ewai daughter, MARRIED. ALLAN—ROBINSON—In thfs city, May 9, 1908, by the Rev. William N. Méserve Jahn C. Allan and Mabel L Robinson, of San Francisco. Noaum—znum—-m this city, May 6, 1906, by the Rev. Calvert Smoot, )ziel;h-n A. Norman nnd Olga. Barbara eller. DIED. CROWLEY—In this city, 9, 1908, An~ nie Theresa, beloved wlm: Henry E. Crowley and mother of Francis and baby Crowley and the late Grace Crow- ley, and dearly beloved sister of Mrs P. Cm. Mrl T.. J. Connell, Mary, John. end Oliver Lynch, « native of 5t Francisco, Oal. Friends and acquaintances are Te- spectiuily invited to atiend the funeral Friday, May 11, 1906, tmm the residence her sister, Mrs. T. J. Connell, teenii st., at 8:45 o'dlock a. m., uuneo to the Church of the Most Holy edeemer, corner of Diamond and mshtunm sts, for services com- mmm. at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 10-3¢ CH.OWI.EY—XH Lflrklpur Marin County, Cal,, May 9, 1806, Mary, beloved wltc ot J. G\mley, lmlnz mother of D .\". Harry and McCarthy, a native of Ireiand, aged 6 years. Friends and acquaintances afe Tre- spectfully invited to attend the funeral today (¥riday), at 9:30 a. m. from Mission Dolores Church, where a re- glam high mals will be celebrated for e repose her soul. Interment in| Holy (.cmeteryA 102t | DAHL—In this city, May 9, mc. Mrs, Nellle Dahl, beloved mother Louis | and Anna Dn.ha. & native of No-tww aged 89 years 5 months and 2% days. l«‘riends and acquaintances are re- speectfully invited to attend the funeraa Saturday,s May 12, 1906, at 1 o'clock, p. m, from %14 Bush sireet. Interment Mount OIivet Cenetery by carriage.ll 2t DE P &, 1908, Magy A. beloved mother of C. B. do Pas a.nd Mrn J. L Murray, a native of Philadeiphia, aged 78 years, (Britisl Columbia papers please cbpy.) Interment Irvington, private. Re- mains are now at funeral chapel of James Fowler, 2244 Santa Clara Lvemu Alameda. DOs—In this city, April 18, 1906, Bu-tlen Doe, & uative of P.n‘sonsnelfl Maine, ed % years 9 months and 5 deys lends ere respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral Sunda; fv May 13, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., waich will be held at the family vault in Mountain View Ceme- tery, Oakland. uaz‘ FIELD—In Alameda, April 21, 1906, tin Fleld, beloved hulh«nd of lda M Fleld, and son of Henry K. and Kate D. Field, and brother of Charles K., Heury Willard, Russell B., Alan D. and Kate D. Field, & native of Vermont, aged 41 years. HOUN—In thiS eity, May 9, Eiiza- beth Horn, widow of the ute Philiy Horn, and_ dearly beloved mother of Laura J. Horn, (Seattle papers please V) m’?ho funeral services will e held to- (Friday), May 11, at 1:30 p. m., at 10(;1'3 Dolores street. Interment vrb LlNDBwDH—-In West Oakland, H.lv ’ pt Ruth E. H M., infant daughter of C. and Ester Lindblodh, a native of Oallturnh, ed | month and 29 days. McMAHON-The mass of the Month's Mind for the repose of the soul of John J. McMahon will be said in St, James’ Church, Guerrero and Twenty-third sts., Friday, May 11, 1906, at $:30 a. m. Rel nn-ws ‘and ‘friends are n-poethluyo.ln' McMANbs—In'Vallejo. May 8, 1908, Mat- thew McManus, father of Matthew and | Lawl- MoManus of San Francisco and Mrs. ard Shay and Teresa and Til- e MnM‘l\ul of Vallejo, aged 72 years. The funeral will take place in St. Vincent's, Yallejo, at 9 oeiack on Fri- day morning, interment to be made in S8t Vincent's Cemeterly. NBSBITT—In the City and County Hos- pital, May 9, 1906, Erwin Nesbitt, a na- tive of Cannda, éged 50 vears. NOLAN—May 7, 196, John Nolan Sr., beloved husband of the late Kliza No- lan end father of Lizzie, John Nolan Jr. nnd &befl. 2 native of Ireland, & 85 TS, inufl at Holy Cross Cemetery May 1908. ONDILD—IH ihB Cfli and County Hos- pital, May 9, I llen O’Nelll, a na~ tive of Ireland, nde 86 years. 'HBLLING—In Oakland, May 10, 1506, Roland Fredarlck infant son of 'Clar. ence and éuhgmnz a native of Oaklang, cn.l., uad months end 18, 1906, SCHWINN-—In this eity, , ] winn, dearly loved hus- Adoph S ;y Schwinn, and beloved are re- Friends and acquaintances (\mac‘-l spectfully invited to attend '.he day, May 13, ?;;‘Q‘.?fi' s“x:..a’n't th eydmml of ‘Mount Olivet \.mnunfi under the auspices or Eureka Lo %?1 6{.{0‘ D'H Sunl. ‘ment_Mount Ollvet Cemetery, D&; ‘!’N—n finl city, April 18, m'* Emily Enshwlnn. deastly 'beloved Wi : and the late lmlu Adolph Schwinn, and beloved da Mrs. A. C. M‘fll:‘t. and beloved lfllter ot and Julia Miller, A. J¢ en, Gus Muiler and the late Mrs, M. Zuern and Mrs. M. Anderson, e native of San Francisco, u‘fl 2) years and 11 months. Friende and 8cquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend ti fnnen.l services Sunday, May 13, ,_ at o'¢clock p. m., at the chapel l(ount Ollvet c.ms ary Interment Moun Olfvet Cemaet 18t* SMITH—In O Akland April 5 1808, Wil- m _ Bmith, Katherino th, .nl hther of Willlam and Jo- !ml 5 wmm Mrs. 8. Ahn‘ar 3 kinson and Mrs. L. Haller, a na- bises of ‘County Gaiway, g:uu s w o 55%"»....,“ nmnky : " QGOLDEN GATE UNDIRTAKING COMPANY Having escaped the fire, we still continue the business at the old stand, u‘lS—fl!B Mssion street, . near 21t 8'. Use cur chapel free. ———— WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo Co. (Masonic Cemetery Association) : Office, 1154 O'Farrell 8% 41151-26 for No. 1 store; ot @8 per chest for dg mo 1300, at -beluv Gy o M son of loth -!O'I! IM the late Jl.mll and brother of Mrs. Charles Alexan~ der, Btnn.thu- and Hamil- ton D. Charles Thompson, a native of u? Canada, aged 40 years 10 months 10 days. ALSH=—In Ofty and County Hos- pital, May 9, P.lchnd Walsh, & native of aged 51 years. LOCAL MARKETS Advance in Price of Lumber and Marked Increase in Demand for Fresh Fruits. advanced 8“ 4 thousand feet and is now $21 for pine and $23 for redwood. This is net, as the discount of §2 a thousand ruling heretofore has been abolished. Lath and shingles have not been advanced. Large stocks of lumber in the lumber district were destroyed by the fire and the demand for San Franciseco will be very heavy from now on. Wholesale Fruit handlers located on Greenwich-street wharf continue to report a lively demand for all deserip- tions that ean be eaten fresh and a general feeling of firmness prevails throughout the market. Apples, Oranges and Cherries, especiflly the latter, are abundant, but as buyers are takin, large quantities every day, prices are dasily maintained. Straw- berries are selling better than any- thing else and late buyers experience considerable difficulty in securing supplies. The interdict against the bullding of fires indoors is restricting consumptive demand for fresh vegetables and the 1 |market Js consequently weak. There 18 not lkely to be much life in this Iine until the chimneys of the city are rgpaired and the old order of things in the culinary line is restored. The can- ners are still taking large lines of Peas and Asparagus out of the market, thus preventing any great accumula- tion of supplies. Trade in Potatoes is |confined to narrow limits, as the bulk of the population is being supplied by the rellef authorities, who have im- mense quantities remaining in their possession. Dairy Produce is coming forward freely and receivers are still experi- encing eonsiderible difficulty in con- ducting business In the present crowded quarters. Were it not for the shipping demand and buying on speeu- lative account the market would be in bad shape for the selling ‘interests. Conditions in the Grain market are still unsettled, trade being limited to {the fllling of small orders for imme- |diate local needs. :The situation in Hay s sSomewhat vague and many dealers fear that the demand will be greatly curtalled before long, as hun- dreds of horsés are being turned out to pasture, Shipments of live Poultry to this market from domestic points have been resumed on a moderate scale and the receipts have thus far met with a good sale at satisfactory prices. MARKET QUOTATIONS. The ruling wholesale rates for the principal commodities are as follows: GRAIN—Per ctl, Wheat, California Club, $1.30; Callfornia White Austra- lian, $1.40@1.45; lower grades of Cal- ifornia, $1.06@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; Oats, Red, $1.30@1.40 for poor to fair; $1.45@1.65 for good and $1.60@1.70 for cholce; White, $1.65@ 1.75; Black, nominal; Corn, $155@ 1.60 yellow and white and $1.32% for mixed; large yellow, $1.35@1.40. HAY—F. o. b. wharf or car, $16@18 per ton for choice, §15@16- for medi~ um and $12@14 for inferior grades. FEEDSTUFFS—Per ton, Bran, $20 @21; Middlings, $26@30; Shorts, $21 @25; Rolled Barley, $26.50. BEANS—Per ctl, Bayos, $3.65@83.75; Peas, $3.75@4; small White, $3.50@ 3.75; large White, $2.40@2.70; Pink, $2.06@2.15; Red, $4; Lima, $4.60@4.75; Red Kidneys, $3.25@8.75; Blackeye, $4.75@5. DAIRY PRODUCE—The Dairy Ex- change quotes as follows: Butter, 17¢c per ™ for creamery extras and Cheese, b California mild new and fancy Hastern; BEggs, 111-2¢ for 151-20 = for 15 1-26. FRESH FRUITS—Strawberries, $6 Longworths and $3.50@5 for large varieties; Cherries, box, 85c@$1.25; do loose, Id, 5@10c; Ap- ples, box, $1.76@2.50; Oranges, box, $2@ 3.25; Lemons, box, $L50@8; Limes, case, $4.00@6; Bananas, bunch, $1.35 3| @2; Pineapples, doz, $2.50@3. VEGETABLES—Potatoes, $1@1.50 per sack for river and $1.10@1.25 per ctl for Oregon; do new, Ib, 1@1%c; Onions, ctl, $2.50@8 for local and $4.50 @5 for Australian Asparagus, box, $1@2; Rhubarb, box, 40@75c; Peas, sack, T6c@$1.15; String Beans, I, $5@ 7c; Mexican Tomatoes, box, Tsc@$1.25; Cucumbers, doz., 40§78¢c; Cabbage, otl, 85c@$1; Carrrots,- sack, 75¢; Turnips, sack, $1; Garllc, ™, §@7c; Lettuce, doz, 10c; Caulifiower, doz, 50c. POULTRY—Per doa.: Hens, $@6; young Roosters, $6@7; Fryers, $4.50 @5; Brotlers, $1.75@3.50; Pigeons, $1.35; Squabs, $1.25@1.50. FRESH MEATS—Wholesale rates per pound, from slaughterers to deal- ars, are as follows: Beef, 534@6%0 for steers and B5@5%c for cows; Veal, 7@8c for large and 9@91-2c for ly | small; Mutton, 10§101-2¢ for wethers and 9@91-20 for ewes; lamb, 1@ 11120 d \ — e Will 8ail for Portland. The steamer Breakwater will sail for Portland, Or., via Coos Bay on Tues- dm May 15. —_———— OAKLAND, May 10.—Mark Fleming, 4 telegraph operator and refugee from San Francisco, commmm last night at Adams Point by car- bolic acid, Fleming was despondent. He wes 18 years old The retail price of lumber has been | 2 PATROL FROM WARSHIPS TAKEN FROM from the ships of the Pacific squadron were withdrawn from the water front | yesterday and their places taken by soldiers. The people along the water |tront will held In grateful remem- brance the services rendered by the navy in the city’s hour of need. The bluejackets preserved the peace from Fort Mason to the Pacific Mail wharf, protected property from thleves and fires and performed their duties | with such efficlency and good judg- ment that it was with genéral regret that citizens saw their good natured guardians marched back aboard their respective ships. The marine guard from the Boston patrolled the ferry depot, where they handled the heavy trafic with such skill that all confusion was avoided, where, under less able direction, the congestion would have been terrifio. Of the bluejacket guard the Chicago contributed about 200 men, the Boston about 150 and the Princeton about 100. In addition to the sailormen there wers on duty along the beach 70 marines from Yerba Buena, 40 marines from the Chicago and 25 from the Boston. The navy’s land forces were all un- der the command of Captain Badger of the flagship Chicago. The sailors and marines were relleved yesterday afternoon by the soldiers and after the men had returned oh board the warships left the clty wharves and proceeded to Sausalito, where they will wash off the dust and prepare for & cruise along the coast. Discharging Big Cargo. The steamship Meteor is now dis- charging her cargo of lumber at Main- street dock. It consists of 1,670,000 feet, including a small quantity of shingles and laths. She will be eight days In unloading. Working on the Crulsers. ‘The work on the United States cruis- ers South Dakota, Milwaukee and Call- fornia at the Union Iron Works is Dbe- ing rapidly pushed forwerd. Manchuria ls Due Sunday. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany’s steamer Manchuria is scheduled to arrive on Sunday from Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu. Mariposa Is Due Monday. The Oceanic Steamship Company's steamer Mariposa is due to arrive on Monday from Tahitl Clears for Honolulu. The bark Albert was cleared yester- day for Honoluiu with & cargo valued at $29,220. It includes 1000 bbls flour, 3897 ctls barley, 271 etls wheat, 18,999 1bs beans, 22,442 Ibs middlings, 479 ctis corn, 50,000 lbs salt, 32,500.lbs sugar, 800 bales hay, 6084 Ibs bread, 600 cs canned goods, 20 bbls. salmen, 1899 gals vinegar, 800 cs soap, 11,400 lbs tobacco, 201,705 1bs fertiizer. Nippon Maru Sails. The Japanese steamship Nippon Maru saifled yesterday for Hongkong and way ports. Her cargo consisted chiefly of merchandise in transit from Bastern States to ports in China and Japan: The following were the principal ship- ments: To Japan—74,898 ibs tallow, 226 pkgs machinery, 1994 kegs splkes, 20 os lu- bricating ofl, $6 pkgs leather, 19 es typewriters, 183 pkgs roofing material. To China—5557 bales cotton domes- tics, 409 bales sheetings, 86 pkgs ma- ohinery, 596 cs cigarettes, 1000 kegs nalls, 64 rolls leather, 910 Ibs ginseng, 2664 cs canned goods, 4000 I1bs peas, 1558 1bs coffee, 1083 Ibs chocolate, 2020 lbs arfed fruit, 2519 lbs cheese, 8026 lbs ham and bacon, 1365 casks Dbeer, 8282 Ibs pearl barley. The steamship also had a shipment of treasure, consisting of $65,820 in sil- ver bullion for Kobe. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CLEARED . WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, Eureka; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Stmr Btat cof California, San Diego; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Stmr Costa Rioca, Curtis, Astoria, S. F. and P. 8. 8. Co. Schr Allen A, Henriksen, Mahukona; Charles Nelson Co. Br stmr 'wich, Dudley, Vietoria: J J Moore Co. CLEARED THURSDAY, MAY 1. Jap ~stmr Nippon Maru, Greene, Hongkong, stc.; W. H. Avery. Stmr Empire, Liberoth, Corinto; H. J. Hart. ARRIVED WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 Schr Guide, Roth, §1-3 days from Grays Harbor. ARRIVED THURSDAY, MAY 18 Stmr Pomo, Relnertson, 12 hours from _Albion, via Point Arena, 10 hours. Stmr Chice, Muartin, 5 hours from Bandon. Stmr Newport, Chlemens, 30 hours from Eureka. - Stmr BSea ¥oam, Miller, 11 hours WATER FRONT Soldie’rs Relieve Bluejackets ; and Marines. 8, The marine and bluejacket guards: Stmr’ Albion, Hansen, 12 hours from Delmar Landing. Stmr Vanguard, Odland, 24 bours from Eureka, bound south; put in to land passengers. Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, hours from San Diego. Brig W G Irwin, Hansen, 8 days from Roche Harbor, via Clallam Bay, ¢ days. Power schr Jennle Griffin, Gjbson, $ hours from Bolinas. SAILED WEDNESDAY, MAY & Stmr Gualala, Buchard, Eureka. Stmr Phoenix, Hendrickson, Eureka. Stmr Fulton, Panzer, Eureka. Stmr Costa Rica, Curtis, Portland. Stmr Melville Dollar, Fosen, Seattle. Brig Lurline, Hellquist, Grays Hare bor. 41 SATILED THURSDAY, MAY 1. Stmr Asuncion, Bridgett, Seattle. Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego. Stmr Scotla, Johnson, Bowens Land- Stmr South Coast, Paulsen, Caspan Jap stor Nippom Maru, Gresne, Hongkong, eto. Btmr Rival, Sears, Eureka. Ship Lucile, McInnes, Bristol Bay. Schr Coquilla, Wetsel, Siuslaw River. DOMESTIC PORTS. ABERDEEN—Sailed May #—Stme Coronado for San Pedro (get over bar tomorrow with & number of other ves- wels.) SAN DIEGO—Arrived May $—Fr bark Joinville, from London. ll“-' Stmr Greenwood for —— SAN PEDRO—Arrived May Sw~Schr W. J. Patterson from Grays Harbor. Sailed—Stmr Marshfield for Hardy Creek; stmr Centralia for San Fran- cisco; schr Albert Meyer for Coos Bay. ASTORIA — Safled May 9 — Stmr Breakwater for San Franeisco. Arrived May 9-Stmr Roanoke, hence May T via Eureka. PORT TOWNSEND—Salled May -~ Schr Bangor for Salina Crua. CO08 BAY—Sailed May 9—Schr Volunteer for San Francisco; stmr Alliance for Eureka. SEATTLE—Sailed May 9—Stmr Cot- tage City tor Juneau; stmr Humboldt for Skagway. Sailed May 10—Stmr Queen for San Francisco; stmr Oregon for Valdes. Arrived—Stmr Portland from Skag- way; stmr Watson, bence May 6. Sailed May 8—Ger ship Chile, from Chemainus for Greenock. TATOOSH—Passed out May $—Ger ship = Chile from Chemainus for Greenock; bark Carondelet from Gam- ble for San Francisco; Ger ship Peru from Port Townsend for Liverpool; Nor stmr Titania from Nanaimo for San Francisco. Passed in—Bktn Be- nicia hence April 24 for Port TFown- send; stmr Watson hence May § for Seattle. Passed out May 10—Bktn Aurors from Tacoma for San Pedro; bktm Hesper from Port Townsend for —— EUREKA—Arrived May 10—Stmr Alliance from Coos Bay; Arg bktn Andromeda, hence May $ in tow of tug Deflance; stmr Pomona, hence May 9. Sailed—Tug Deflance for Sam Fran- cigeo. Arrived May 10—Stmr Eva, hence May 4 JUNEAU — Salled May 9§ — Stmrs Cottage and Humblodt for Skagway, and not as before reported. NEWPORT BEACH—Arrived May 10 —Sehr Lottie Carson from Eureka. Sailled May 10—Stmr Oregon for Valdez. COOS BAY—Arrived May 10—Stme Breakwater from Astorfa for San TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, May 10, 3 p. m— Weather cloudy; wind west; velocity 12 miles per hour. QUTSIDE BOUND IN. 4 p. m~Stmr City of Sydney, from Ancon, via way ports.’ ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—Salled May $—-Stmr Alameda for San Franecisco. HONOIPU—Salled May $—Ship El- ‘well for Port Townsend. FOREIGN PORTS. VICTORIA—Salled May 9—Br stmr Oct for Japan. Arrived—Nor stmr Tellus, hence May § for Ladysmith. Salled May 10—Ger bark Seefarer for Vancouver COLON—Salled May 3—Stmr Alllanca for New York. Arrived May New York. CORINTO—Safled Aprfl 20—Fr stmr Amiral Hagon for Havre via Aca- Jutla, ete. CORRAL — Arrived April 30 — Ger stmr Setos from, Hamburg for San Francisco. MATANZAS—In port April 28—-Br ship Queen Victoria from Cardenas, to sall about May 8 for San Francisco. MISCELLANEOUS. LONDON, May 10—Fr bark Duchesss de Berry, from Tacoma for Leith, put mto Tyne, damaged by collision. 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