The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 12, 1906, Page 7

CITY REAL ESTATE. COMPANY, uu BURR-PADD( incory temporer: s. st near Bush, specialty of south of s ave. and Fillmore our list of properties in unequaled by auny one ip see us; we will 2 alutost any your require- > B ) telling us you will 1' we know find it for yo rou have nuv look | B " The earth- | q hings of the past . to think of them | larly enxious to have sses of our former some exira good 3 to present to them. Wil i t us hear from you? Yours N COMPANY, ress 1509 Fillmore st., Fraucisco. near 94t lease—Residence of 12 rooms shed basement. Apply 1268 93 . Owner. SOL GETZ & S Owners a Homestead in the burned dis- Call or write at once estate agents, IMPANY. °TH, real estate brok ctors, new office 244 near Market. All bu‘me'- mil tf . real re and €5 Bek: and flats for sale; easy 1262 7th ave. Sunset, Par- 11 1mo. ANT residence, Pacific rooms and bath; modern room 1 11 8t yed, $750. J. A. ADAMS. 5. Burveyor, 1327 M(’A!‘r 10-8t* residence, Pacific Heights; n. 1901 l’r‘bll1 rl 5 e R CCMPANY, 1"AI ister st., San ties 1 the ‘coun- y payments to suit Martin, orchard rds; moderate price; In- $I5 monthly. s near Redwood Citv; S-room barn etc.; only $00 down; e monthly payments, $u4 acree on R Santa Clars c.; only $300 cash; monthiy. orded sites at Redwood City; 1 § acres, $1350; easy month- v terms L tcck and grain ranch; only $ per mcre. [ 354 nighly improved producing vand no_City; present crop worth $20,00. WILL SUBDIVIDE ery cholce land near Orland NTLY LOCATED TO SUB- 1250 per acre. acres A fmproved. Petaluma; e properties clear; will exchangs d city property. THOS. GILEERT, Savings Bank bidg., Oakland §7t en ranch, “H—4) acres; partly improved: good ter: terms Address box 6417, Call offies, Oakland REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE. 4 lots In Chino. Cel, where the earth never quakes, with & 6-room house, barn, wagon shed, shop and henhouse; : st., corner Church. (—In this, city, 7 corner 10th and D et=: will trade for | CASH peid for dismonds, old gold, | 1K8¢ c(,h... of Physiciniis dud Bigerie | i B o Ronstee T e property at a $21% valuation, D. L. uumu and burnt jewelry. mv.cl US i1l hold final examination: ga ), son. GOK. 211 Shattuck ave., Berkeley, 923 Haves st., near Fillmore, ‘w,[ 12 10 & m., fll 8 lur’%ly,' Courtney), & 2 | Cand siver. 5. mnfif‘ °’M‘ £ia| B Beomaments 5. "2 "Hopa: | MARRIED, ~ and sliver. A EXCHANGE. 1% Kearoy st 18 offos gunab;,g,ms silhon & el et IQHNSON-CHEVALIER 1n whia _clty 00000 WHEAT and barley ranches: .ho'é“i' '-%'- $ Lmo' o3, .v.,, Ban Francisco. ' §7ts 9, 1906, at the residence of the v' stocked and improved; good | WANTED—Block book of the City and|, "RoSA & 0., formerly &% Thira st., Driderasioter, Mrs. H. C. Richards, by houses and fences; on county road; Wfl_;yls TMP. & INV. COo 759 Pl D mfi 1630 D, the Rev, Rubert Law Cove, James rge income annuall A m“(f-::n .!::‘ y * gl Dn :onN 7 1mo® Jap’(‘hm:'ll and mmnc- L ez, S real esata n business dis: “‘““‘3" e ia, s Ana 26 Steiner str medr Pimer Banen, VARCO B TANT OR—In plameta, Mey tetet. ~Apply R M. ROYCE. 1782 Bush | siiver at C. iJ ON'S. g 3 Toho James' Vercos drect 12710 mor Spri Imo 817 Golden Gate ave.; cisco and Stella Mary un.yon of 00 excharige for city property—I60 acres hours 1 to & 7 to 8. 7?" suu Jose, Cal. v timber jamd in Humboldt County Ar» MONEY TO LOAN. DR. W, O. , formerly of 191 Polk ply 814 Sacramento st. MONEY .‘,“‘,‘,’,:f, ?'J'.:z n[:::pl:' &nl:“m. st., n’mé located 2051 ‘;,, DIED. —_——————— —— ) . PROPERTY WANTED. ity Tates, eastest J";: DEALFRED B. GROSSE. . 'g;r" BAKEE-Ta o Bauslto, u:“ uu. Eqr WANTED-Sultable - location for :';‘;'-_m‘lfl:"" IR 3 Oy et . DOW 2160 Post at. e “""‘L o'} use; e ot sultable e whelgnals o TATAN, 108 % | pRA 6. DEARDORFT. Vesla Baker. a hattvaot Ban b ouse; south of Market and near €. P. “»m fim{d ”\” n_-' Nt md 7 savs f;,,}}w,d’"’“{;fl 3 ::;’,,“m.m‘ u‘?.’{',."l," s IYMAN, formerly of 13§ Powfi' st | DR. "}’3.‘ m&m et 1 p m., e holding cn Van Ness ave. or in| J0m bgfi"fia."’ mofiey’?'n‘dl and mm Vare mow &t !\ltur n. “m” AgooB: mmumKL 3 g’u-uu. In- cinlty. If you have o house to fentat R ek ngu !‘MPB%N M pev.n. ,.. N—In this clty, May 11, 1005 “ ,fl,o ‘.." take it immediately. BURR- | ADVANCES nT dch:n-d- &5 usual.| quested hcrlcr um' kson.flmI W.:‘o‘d mother &l DDON Co,, Inc., & ce| Baldwin Jewelry t office belo Samuel | ngm%flu 1521 Butter st, Dear via, »e TH - Wd New Orleans and Bernard in Sunset, Ocean | HORSE for BERKELEY REAL ESTATE ss 650—Desirable residence, 9 rooms, high nent, electric light, fuel gas; lot 45x tnely located on Ashby ave., near Tel- cgraph; easuy converted imto ‘two fats; morigage ot $1,500 can remain. Mauy other good properties. GEO. SULLY, Real Lstate and lnsurance, 3314 Adeline St, South Berkeley. 9-4t FOUR CHOICE PROPERTIES. For sale at correct prices, as 1 contem- plate a change :f lBocaum\. one property in _eacl exry- . @nd Scenic Park Tracts; reudence on the hillside in the Scenic all br address MRS. MARY E. HILL, “Highiand . Terracer” se_bead of Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. 9 ti GOOD house, 9 rooms and bat 3 flw minutes’ walk of State Lmven-l&yr foot frontuge; price S, Aol g Sacramento st., S. L FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE. In beautitul Fruitvale, 17 acres of land use of 10 rooms, partly furnished; and shruvbery of all varieties, ,f fruit and shade trecs; hurse wagon and farming impie- chickens and pigeons; 5 this property is located blocks ok ins to San ; will-rent this per mon.u sede ice T particvlers cal} or aadress RU- Al LSLA'I). C0., SE. corne: ve. and. Washington st., Frait Cal.: phone Vale 69 8Tt OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. FOR sale—A first-class. up-te-date, mod- room cottage; iot 40x120; 96 bith ; $%000. Cali or address J. H. YOUNG, 1243 Park st, Alameda; telephone, Ala- meda 426 122t OAKLAND ROOMS. furnished apartment of four with bath and new plano, to Address box 80, Call omce.sn:;a_k- 4282, Oakland—Near PlodmlJ'nt xn- rth vale, FINE room ren land. HOWE, station. HORSES AND WAGONS. sale—Fine young ron-dstex Apply at 3130 Sacramento st. e and free | TO exchange—City and San Mateo Cuum property for horses and vehicles. Ad- ss B., 234 Cole st 10 4t* sale—One new platform wagon, suit. o for furniture wegom 12 Plerce 'x ge—City and San Mateo Coun- ty »erty for horses and mules. .Ad- 2:A Cole st 10-4t* ty MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE. 1':/)1—11’ Whee lock automatic cut-off en- cylinder and 48-inch stroke, with a 311-2-inch face, iaft 10 inches in diameter long; outboard pillar Blocks shaft set in concrete pier; pproxiwately 2. ft. long; inder ol lubricator; valve oil pum; nd feed oil cups thronghout: all in 4 condition. 1 100 HP. Wheelock automatic cut-off engine, li-inch cylinder, 86-inch stroke: ® R. P 12 ft. fiy wheel, with %- ; shaft 8 inches in dlameter long; outboard pillar block norete; frame base &pproxi- . lcng; sight feed eylinder , velve ofl rumps and ght feed oll cups throughout; 1 good cond: le leather belt, epproximately es wide and J10 ft. long; 1 er beit, approximately 2814 and 103 ft. long; both belts worn, but otherwise in good Hazelton porcupine boilers; lazelton porcupiné bofler, a »uck 1 Spencer automatic 7 1 Dow steam pump eam pump Nc. 5; 1 Dow ; 1 Baracwanath & er heater; valves, steam auges, jack shd('t vith 3, ete.; 1 50 KW. voit generator No. 22 in n at . G_and E.\ station, Houston Electrio Co. bipo- uul‘d generator, ciass 2% 8. S.; speed 900 R. P, M.; pulley 19 by 13-inch face. machinery {8 in good condition 1 located at our power-housc, wg\gr\g e motor, type A. T. B., cl orm A, horsepower 180, colts 6000, cycles 85, with bolt s and rails; exciter pulley 20 inches by 3-inch face; driving pulley 23 inches by 2I-inch face. exciter generaton® 1589 Form H.; amp. s, no loed, 60; voits, th Lelt tightener; ex- 61-2 inches by 3-inch face. board, 30x% irches; equipped ver 3 phase ofl switch; 4 in- closed 60 volt fuse boxes; 1 potential transformer, pri. 6500, sec. 110; 1 current nsformer, amp. %-25; 1 motor fleld at; 1 exciter field rheostat; indi- ting instruments, switch board lamps. ete. 2 General Blectric 2000 watt type H 1 transformers; pri. 6000 volts, sec. 115 og 230 volte. Al practically one month on the Alameda, San Josce and Santa new: in service only Can be sesn at car barn Ciara R. R. Co., San Jose, Cal. 127t NEWSPAPER for rale-Owing to the il heelth of owner, one of the best equip- ped country offices in the citrus belt of Ceniral California is for sale; priee $2000, half cash; have good presses, electric motor and cutter. Address XX Printer, cars of Call. [ FOR sale—Ticket to Denver; no erfl.p- tion. 818 Tenth et., Oakland. AAA—WALL paper, $1-2 roll and \lp~ white lead v.;ard good mln(, $1 gal; of rates. GAN Stand, corner Blils and Webster sts.; painting, paperhanging, plastering, etc. my7 limo FOR sale—Safes; several Macneale & Urban fireproof safes and vauit doors; a few are very large folding-door safes. Call or address J. C. PEYTON or E. R. BALDWIN, Crellin Hotel, Oskland, 11 2 N, the FOR sule—Cheap; shelving of store fix- tures and one counter. ly 219 Cen- ter st., Berkeley. St FOR_sale-A [r)od ?}in‘ barber shop Address box Now Agency, Napa, Cal. 20-Tt CASH paid (cr dun.nndl, carls, old gold and silver. ERS, (nmerly 126 Kearny st. Ofiice houn. 8 to 1. FOR sule cheap—One New En Iaml wax thread sewing machine. 82Broadway, Oakland nv TWO gentle cows for Address MRS. YOL'\GHANS. ch and Hampshire st. 93t FOR sale—One tent, xxu, one ©anopy tent, 20x3C. Address box 0967, Cail of- fice, 1651 Filimore st. 81 CASH renswrp—Wc buy and sell cash Tepisters. American Second-hand Cash Reg. Co., 972 Eddy »t. FOR sale—White's dental engine vnlun- izer; Funson burner, Clement. €7t NEW desks for sale, ApPAY Yo JOHN D. RIHARDS, 1912 Filimore st. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. PERSONALS, BRITISH Consulate General, 1107 Jeffer- son Oakland, May 11, 1306.—THIRD LIST.—Information is urgently desirel at this oice as to the whereabouts of the following named sons: Ashby, Doctory Ellis st.; Bl well, N;mmu 8423 on_ st.; Ooaper. Qew.o Proc- wr. 2636 - H: Costen, M Nrrys 8% Lyon st: Deverely Annie, lel Old Ladies' Home; Douglas, Jahn, and family, 341 4th ave.; Evans, John, Arondalg House, 520 Bush st. A bam, Edwin, 1131 Mission st.; J., and family, 8§14 Pecsia ave., ncar Mis- slon st.; Isracl, Chas. Milton, Montgom- D! ery Hotel, 227 24 st.; Israel, Wm. By- ron, Montgomery Hotel, 227 2d st Kennett. Archibald Henry, 816A Grove DR ; Kicke, Augustus Chas., and family, mo Churcly st.; Maunder, humew Cu- bitt, 123 mbard st.; Millican, Miss Alice, Ths Monterey, Pine st.; Oswin, 884 4th st.; Rhys, Wro. Llewellyn DR. and wife, 1804 Pine st.; sm.r 'G H., 4th st. Vestey Hrl mell Wu- Liamson, Hug| JEFFERSON DA.VIS (.h&pler "No. 540, U D. 'C.—Will the members of Jefferson Dayis Chapter please send their present addresses to MISS DAINGERKFIELD, 20630 Fancroft way, Berkeley? 12 3t RALPH FITCH, please send your ad- dress to CRANE & © V., 13th and Web- ster sts., Oakland. 12 2t* WHITMAN, MISS, formerly with Cox Investment Co., report at once Citizens’ National Bank bldg., Los Argeles. 12 3t* WILL Mossowin, the rug man, formerly of Sutter st, communicate with 13 Post st. it WHERSABOUTS of the MISSES BEL- SERS, turmerly of W Pine st. éRo» well), ¥. Notify J. H. BELSE l)urland st., B.F . 1 3t* AX\Y one who knows the whereabouts of RE. A. M SPILLER, please send nex lddresw to the Information Bureau, 1881 Fillmore, San Francisco. 11 3t INNES, T. A. M.—Write or call at 46¢ Moss ave., Oakland. J. E. M. I. §7t* WILL the daughter of MR. DELANEY of 14 Tth st.. city, kindly send her ad- dress to MISS A. CROWDER, 3(80 Tre- mont st.. Berkeley, Cal. 113t THOMAS J. COURTNEY, tormerly re- siding on Sth st., kindly send address to CHAS. C. FISHER & CO., real estate agents, 676 4th ave., Richmond Dist.118* JOHEN L. A. JAUNET, real estate and insurance; renting and leasing. Tempo. rary 612 Central ave. 11 7t* A GENTLEMAN, 33 years, with $100 mo. income, will marry a lady who owns some property, Answer Experience, poste rostante, General P. O, San Fron- cisco. 11 3t* MRS. L. WARD, formerly 1153 Market s!, now at Hotel Gould, Laguna st., room 19, city. Hate | MRS. JOSIE R. CLARK, formerly of 1007 ' California _st., communicate immediate. ly with MISS DOROTHY MARION, Hotel Metropole, Oakland. 11 5t WILL Mrs. J. Donahue and Mrs. Mary Gorman of Honolulu, who were last heard of at the Wilmerding School, Utah st., send their present address to the Odd Fellows’ Relief Committee, Bteiner and Geary sts.? 10-8t* A. M. BRAND, Secretary. WILL Mrs. Londergan, formerly of Sher- fdan st., 8. F., communicate with Mrs. Bauer? Important. 1846 Henry North_Berkeley, 10-3t% CHAS. ELDRIDGE of 2% Commercial and 720 Union st. located Glen Ellen. 10-4t* FRED BACH, accountant, kindly eend address to 212 Pine st. .8. F. 9 3t* ANNA CHRLSTIANSEN age about 3, and META SCHMIDT, her daugh- ter, age 13; and also her brother, MR. age 32. When heard PETER JEAPSO\' of please write to MR. JACK JEAP- SON, their brother, 106 Bassett st., Bu- reka Restaurant, San Jose, Cal SHEPHERD, Le—Call or write s04 Grant s, East Oakland. CARLSON. 93t¢ JACK SYLVESTER of 15 Mason st., please communicate with MRS. W, J. AITCHISON of 353 Army st, San Francisc 93t DR. CHAS. E FRENCH, 1914 Plne Et 0-7t* Hours 3 to 4: MRS, DUN ZW’IKFR send nddrels 10 592 Becond ave., Richmond Dist. § 3t* MR JACK JEAPSON would be pleased to _know the whereabouts of MRS, I!\hES T. A. M.—Write or call at 464 Mou ] 9-71 DR. M. K&OTOSZ\ NER, DR. W. P. \VIL~| LARD, at 2672 Pine st. Hours as before. Telephone West 2204. 9-7t* WILL person who took typewriters, micro- scope, etc., from corner Jones and Califor- | nia, communicate with Dod, 524 mh n.,‘ Oskland? Reward, ! NOTE paper and _envelopes st GIT- SHAM’S erdv\lre Store, 2982 mumon st., near Twenty-sixth. COL. W. TREADWELL and_wife, com- municate with MRS. M. A. PERRY, 158 Collingwood st. §5t MARY McAULEY of 1427 Harrison st would like to hear from MRS, LIZZIE KELLY, formerly of 708 Natoma. 8 7t* BUSINESS PERSONALS. HIDALGO Plantation and Commercial Company., 158 Hayes st., San Fran- cisco. ShareMolders kindly send pres- ent addresses. 12 1mo* LA ZACUALPA Rubber Plantation Com- pany, 1530 Hayes st., San Franclsco. Shareholdars klndly send present i\d- dress. 12 Imo* BUSINESS PERSONALS—Con. MACHINERY—We will suppdy any repu- tablo de.‘lteorc lgr mlnutacturer w\bt.rlnunee- pulleys, s, o $ ettchalm. l:)M-flnn Shaten ng, :&. ces on'cons| m;“ °:":sm‘f uoux..rox&": “:’z\?igz“sf apolis, Minn. 715t DR. PISCHEL, 1817 Cualifornia st. 307t* THAT Man Pitts, 1123 Filimore st., for- gerg branch omce. 1008 Market st. tf F. BAUER of 30 Post st., now Fillmore Remliv‘mtor business. st., near anto. VY, Surgeon Chiropodists, Ve merly"of James Fiood and ‘st 'A‘n‘réxg bidgs., now located a Eddy et. 8 15t CHAS. F, McCARTHY, oculist and aurist, formérly Spring Valley mds. now at 2417 Washington st. AM, F. H., attorney at law, 2320 t‘au- fornia st., bet. mew&Webn!er 8 15t JOSEPH PRt OSEK—Tempo! office, 520 Stetner ot g oid 21m 8. H.M.INU. Merchant Tallor, 1281 McAllis- 10-7t* DR F. M. MacDONALD of Starr King Dlag. now located at 407 Fair Oaks st.: lso at Horace Maun Sohool cifnlo. 10-2i% CHAS. BLISS CO., tatlors, formerly Call ldg. (:Aulll-‘ st 10-Ime BRYANT, DR EDGAR R, !ormufly James Flood bldg., at 1944 meore st., curner Pine. 11im* RENZ, formerly 966 Sutter st., lo~ eatod temporarily at 824 Grove. 2 imo MASS\cul'abT’ls Mutual Life Ins. Co. M. T. PARKER, manager 1258 26th me, Fruitvale, oa’, tel, Ash 261 97t EUREKA Dairy-—. &URRLR Dspot 1071 Fifteenth st., 'een Dolores 1:nfl Church. W J. HESTHAL, formerly 10 G(h st. temporary location 950 = Plerce; all pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon as possible. tf JOHNSON'S. DAIRY CO., umplu‘l.rlly located at 3776 24th st. 9 7t* DR. A, H. WALLACE, Dentist, resumed practics at 10031-2 Brondwny Oaklnnd with DR. C. F. JAR 9 1me GERALD J. FAI‘LG]BBON for- merh or 2l Powell st, now 1:: 204 Haig] 1mo \\’ALLIAM J HERRIN, attorney, Crossley bldg., has “established his law es tem- porarily at his residence, 1493 Masonic ave.; insurance collected. 25- THE McNutt Hospital is now located at 211 Pacific ave., San Francisco. 2 tf CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECKING \.\/ will continue business at their old_stand, N W. cor. 10th and Mission sts., San Fran glaco; sre now ready for all bids of wreck. ing. K. T. Norton, secretary, can be found at 2125 O’Farrell st. Branch office, 266 E-. 12th st., cor. Sth ave., East Oakland. M. J. cB E, manager. 264 General Cymtractors. BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap- purtenances. Employees report immediately. 1607 Market st.. cor 12th. 4-30-1m (TFICEG AND STORES TO LET. STORES and oftices to leasa at the NW. cor. California and Fillmore sts. for a term of years by G. H. UMBSEN & CO. 127t 'FOR rent—Three light rooms and furni- turs for & law office; use .of good law llbra.ry Included; rent $0. Box 6971, office. 12 3t* \FLR..\‘[SHED front and back lor, suit- abie for offices. Apply 1982 15th #t., near Churea. 123t TWO, three or five rooms for fine orfices 1157 Turk, near Laguna st. 10-5t¢ FRONT and back parior for office. 831 Ellis st; apply bet. § and 11 a. m. 93t* OFFICE room to rent. Apply to JOHN D. RICHARDS, 1912 Fillmore st. 57t* HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTEL to let-Hotel free and clear; completely furnished; to let, for sale or exchange for free and clear San Fran- clsco property, vaeant or Am{:ro\ed; business property spreferred; year round hotel; well-knywn health resort; 125 rooms; large diniug-room and ball- room 42X7; all improvements; bas ele- vator; Is c)mplel-sly furnished. Ad- dress Owner, I YER, 175 Broad st.. Newark, N 93t* HOTEL to let, Newark, N. J.—New ho- tel, just finished, 5 rooms; also dining- room and kitchen; -tiled floors; every known imprcvement; can procure liquor license: rent $4000 per vear; two blocks from City Hall, thu.‘eru and center of city. Address owners, N. J. LAND and CONSTRUCTION CO., 1175 Broad st., Newark, N. J. 9 4t* MEDICAL. D. McLEAN, formerly of James Fiosd bldg., now located at 1208 Turk st ‘gurner Webster; office hmm.u12 3’ o »- t! MRS. DR GWYER, formerly of BlIA Leavenworth st, 8. F., now located at 1326 Chestnut st, between 16th l.nd 17th, Oakland. 6 1mo 'DR. SYLVESTER'S offices, formerly 1200 Market st., San Francisco, are now lo- oat;d at 1254 Clay st., corner Iith, !0?k~ ite DR. ROSEN, residence 2% Folsom et., cor. 26th; ladles, relief or no fee. 10-tf —— Al S T e MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS tuned, repaired, polished, stored DR. F. D. TAFT, dentst, formerly 193 8nd sold on 'easy terms; lots of bar: Devisadero st is Bow (emporarily lo. ®ains; full allowance for burned gian 108 cated at room 4, Encinal Hall, Ba)»sl or plates or cash paid. GOODMAN'S, Staticn, Alameda. 12 (- u.';z Valencia st, near 224; op;:;yfiy:;; MODERN _Frenoh Laundry, Abbadie Capdevielle, PS., torm.rly at doLu- s’lATHAu & CO., pianos, 2¢ Hill st., kin st, 8. F., present offico at $89 85th rcrmnrly 110 MoAllister s ; expert.re- G;LA C%Aer)nd = 12 1mo* palirs. myll tf 3 ar Association e~ Thembers ploass scnd” changan aaieens MACHINERY FOR SALE. or call at 210 Devisadero sto nean Clay, Dr. Wiihelm Waldeyer, hours 1-8.myi2 tf J. R SMILH TAILORING CO., lormerly n mh st, now %88 Willow st, West | 12 14t K.AS!;ELL FURNISHING CO. is ltm-l g)ruuy lngwu xs 704 A.nhbury 81128t formexl, bldw., Bow at NJ Mtl‘oyn 12 Imo* ANDERION & MEYER now doing busi- ness at 24 and Dolores sts. 2 ! JNO. A ETTLER, Architect.—Patent reinforced concrete construction a spe- eluty. gllm and estimates on short no- l d ffice 1008 1-2 Brosaway, Oak-| and. 3. ALLBC, new Parisien Dreing "/ ,l.nd{ Cleaning Works, 2184 Folsom lnx business; ail hands please repan at 3te HOTHHR WISMER, violinlst, a 2045 Filimore, bet. Green and Unifon. 118t* G, LEDERER now at 2271 Calitornia at. | ‘umm)w ytourwmyculm A y. Halrdressing, poolng, toupee meaking and h-.u- wvrl‘:xl 8. PETERSEN, plumber, 8. ¢. co® Bush' and Laguna sts, !nerly 8 Jonclc &;L 1 DR. JAMBES W. WARD desires to an- nounce temporary offices at 2i01 Secott | st, corner .lu:knnn mqphon- u’uz' 979; hours 3 g1 Y INCENT Hospital and Medical hs soclation has resumed business; busi ness vtflco, 1782 O'Farrell st.; members wm p comum! end nend naw R, McNEHJB office is. still at cu Va.n INens 87t it GEO. N, G FIERY, dentise, bas cated at Elifs. JOOST BROS are mop-nwlth fl ne hardware, ts, c',. 1 X 1 i m?’ ) buldlnsi , Mission st, DR F T Acobxfienu-t. of ‘s Mission st., is now located at 2327 Mar. BARGAIN—1 30 HP. slde crank Taylor & Beck eugine, 111-2x15; runs 200 rev, to min.; band wheel‘;firl diam., face 13 in. P. ANDERSON & CO., 100 North Purst s, San J 127t MINES: AND MINING. | ASSAYING B0c; spot cash for gold and amalgam, cy. p., rich ors, ete.; re- sumed business at 131 5th st, near U. 8. Mirt Plnneer Assaying Co. nf ASSAYING ble: -fi;fl cash for gold, cy. rich ore, eta. Fifth at., Mint. Pioneer Assaying Co. —— TO LEASE. DR. H. 1. JONBS will lease his ten-room elegantly furnished house to responsible near U. rties; n. w. cormer; sun in every room; two car lines use; or will sell. Apply 228 E. Sixteenth st., Oak: land. one East 82. 10-2t* lease—Cor. Tu—k and Frankiin, In- uire WILSON 756 olden Gate ave. 2t ———— TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. 1 WALTEB A. SCOTT, 1811 Fillmore st., an Francisco, and #18 Broadway, Oak- lund' Colurubia Visible (bar ‘lock). now machines, for {mme- dlnte delfvery; No. 2 Smiths, No. 6 n{tm and others at low prlm, type ter Jesks, chairs, paper, ocarbon; expert repairs, myvl(mo LEGAL NOTICES. JOHN L. A/ JAUNET gives notice that he will not be rle ongible for any bills incurred P J. as_the om0t AN & JAUNED Fas “beon dissolved, J. L. A. JAUNET will con- tinue the business at his te; ot- fice, 612 Central ave.; notice of nflv M. dress will appear shortl; ly. % BIRTHS. '.lhynhi’lc;t- DAHL—DI city, M 9, 1906, Mrs, 3"‘ mfl; bm.m.’ed i of Louls Anna , & native of Norway, 69 years 6 months and 2% days. are re- funera: uaintances to attend the Saturday, 13, ‘1906, at 1 o'clock, p. m., from 214 Bush 'M.reot. Interment Mount Qlivet Cemetery by carriage.il 2t FDOR—In this city, 1 m, 1906, Bartlett Doe, 8 uative of Parsonsfleld, Maine, aged 8 years 9 months and 5 days Friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral Sunday, May 13, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., which will be held at the family vault in Mountain View Ceme- tery, Qakland. 11 3t .GHIRARDELLUI-In Oakland, May 11, 1909, Joseph, beloved husband of Lllen Francis Ghirardeili, and father of Jo- seph and Carmen Ghirardelli, aged & years. of funeral hereafter. GORMAN—In this city, May 10, 1905, Walter, beloved son of James B. Lena Gormen, and brother of Ernest, Sydney, Florence and Ruth Gorman. a native of San cisco, aged b 'years 8 months and 18 days. GREEN-—In thisseity, May 11, 1906, Edith Frances Green, heloved daughter of William G. and Frances Green, and sister of Russell H. Green, a native of Brooklyn, N. Y., aged 1 year and 7 HOFF’MAV——I]I this eity, May 9, 1908, Royal Joseph, beloved child of Edward and Leah Hoffman, and brother of Ed- ward and Gertrude Hoffman, and grand- son c¢f M. C. Hoffman, l. native of San ?‘:fi\n‘nclm aged 1 year 11 months and 0 F\'ie ds and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend the funcral Saturday, May 12, 196, at 10:30 a m., from the residence of his parents, 2763 Mission strest, near Twenty-first. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1t HOLBROOK—At rest, in Fruitvele, Cal., May 11, 1906, Charles Benson Holbrook, husband of Minnie E. Holbrook, and father of Mrs. D. Brandley Plymire of San Francisco, and son of the late Dr. Charles B. H»lbflmk. a native of In- diana, aged 58 years 2 months-and 27 days. (Ban Diego and Mokelumne Hill papers ‘fllme ©opy.) l"rlen and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral services :omorrow (Sunday), May 13. 1906, at 11:30 o'clock a. 'm., at the resi- dence of James Taylor, 1211 Clay street. betwern = Fourteenth and Fifteenth, oamand 'hk- Seventh-street Inul to station JOH‘IE()N—IH thll city, May I, uo& Emina 8., dearly beloved wife of P. C Johnson, ind mothen of Grover, Irving, George and Arthur Johnson, a native ;:tasweden. aged 4 years 7 months and ays. acquaintances are re- spectfully lnvlbd to attend the funeral servicss Sunday, May 13, 1906, at 3 o'clock p. m., &t the parlors of Wood & Miller, u.l Twenty-third avenue, Dut Oakland. Interment prlvn- KNOBLOCH—At rest, in this city, Ms 10, 1005, Ofto, dearly beloved hasband of Bertha Knobloch, and devoted, fath- er of Maud, Fred and the late Barbara Knobloch, and son of Barbara and the late Jacob Knobloch, and brother of Chas. and Frank Knobloch and Murs. Fred Collins, a native of San Francisco, aged 37 years S months and 2% da; Friends and acquaintances and o*'laen and members of Court America No, F. of A., are &':F‘“'““' invited to at- tend the fun tomorrow (Sunday), May 13, at 1 p. m.,, from his late resi- dence, h!;h!eon‘h street, corner oA Jen- nessee, Potrero. Interment press Cemetery. 2t McCARTY—In Oakland, May 11, 1906, Francls Joseph, son of John H. and Catherine M lnd brother of Ed- vnrfi Hcm‘yd A’fi Anthony_an -ry M gene Bugenc and Aliee McCann, and of Mrs. Creamer, Mrs. Margaret thh . Sarah Lavery and hhm.w Icmnn. & native of ty Armagh, Irel oged 47 years. Friends and acquaintances are re- mponml invited tte. l‘!““ to u' nd the funeral , at 8 o'cl a. m., from the funeral parlors of nker Lunt, = 368 Missl o %5 ..e“, street, Twunlvfloona lmdn Twenty- thlrdbe o St. Paul's corner of ‘Pventv- nlnth and Church streets, where a rc- quiem mass will be nlobnted for the repose of his soul, commencing at 8:30 % ‘clock & m. Interment H‘:{y Cross ‘emotery. 1t SCHWINN—! this eity, 1908, Adolfi S&Whm. d‘:fly %v‘-‘d hus- Emfly Schwinn. and beloved -on of Gu-nv; boml Oc.mlml Germany, an oved Mrs Betsch and Carl and Ji m" 1 ot Germany, and Qon-in-hw of Mrs. A. B Miller of Fruitvale, Cal., S ’E":’ th, A .h:u % years an month. ‘mem] of Bu- ka Lodge No. 6, O. D. ana b Freundacrare Saeng Mot T e Friends 'peetmlly invited to l.ttmd the nmeml nrvim Sunday, 13, 1906, at 3 o'clock p. m., at tho chapel of t livet Cemetery, guvx:k A lndu" ;and-r the Au-pioe- ot D. H. 8. - terment ul}l;’“ Olfv: :f"’i"fi?’ sunltn SCHWINN—In this , Ap: Emily Schwinn, beloved l:llm ’ Adolph Schwinn, and beloved daugh- tor ‘of Mrs. A.C.'ana thvla.u T Niler, and baioved s i services Sunday, o'clock p. m., at Cemetery. Cemetery, PORTER & WHITE Funeral Birectors and Embalmers 1631 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly #5 Golden Gate ave.) Private residence accommodations with- out extra charge. Trained lady attend- Personal services ( under all condl- fions. Phone West Ti0. Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE STREET, Between Fulton and MeAllister. Phone Park B550. United Undértakers’ Association Funeral Directors 2608 Howard St., Nr. 22d OOLDIN GATQ UNDERTAKING MPANY ving mw the fire, we still E:nthm. the business at the old stapnd, 2475-2483 Mission street, near ll.t t. Un our chapel free. SRS S " WOODLAWN CEMETERY s i San Mateo Co. (Masonio Cemnhe: Assoctation) Offics, 1154 O'Farrell 8% BRINGS AS Lack of Hotel STEAMER CITY OF SYDNEY SORTED FREIGHT Accommoda- tions Hurts Traffic. The City of Sydnmey, which arrived Thursday night from Ancon and way ports, docked early yesterday morning at Lombard street. She brought thir- teen cabin passengers, five white in the steerage and three Chiness 'n transit to Hongkong. Among the pas- sengers were Walter M. Castie, a well- known merchant here, and Albert J. Schurzer, manager of the railroad sys- tems at Salvador, who comes here on account of lliness. The steamer would have brought to this port about sixty- eight of the Soath and Central Ameri- can delegates, who are bound to the Pan-American conference at Rio de Janeiro, but for the reason they could not find hotel accommodations here. As it was, they came as far as Sa- linas Cruz and from there embarked by rall across the country. The City of Sydney brought 885 tons of freight, which Included 1182 bags of coffee, 1197 bunches of bananas, 307 cases of tomatoes from Maszatlan, § cases of peppers and 29 parrots. She found plenty of freight awaiting her at the different ports she called at, but the shippers were afrald to send it, fearing that there would be no ware- house accommodations here to re- ceive it Captain MclLean reporws an unusu- ally pleasant trip up the coast. He ob- served no distarbances of any nature in the elements. The steamer was at Ancon the day of the earthquake, but nothing of a quake was noticed there. 3. many of whom are on their way East. Ulboats Sybtl, Willam D, 30|part for Portlaand (Ore) via Coos | got Sound to Australis, time charter; She was 23 days from Ancon and § days from Maszatlan. Mendore Puts to Sea. The four-masted schooner Mindoro, which ran into the bark George Curtis when about 100 miles off this coast, left Boole’s yard yesterday and was towed out into the stream off Meiggs whart preparatory to nlnn‘ for Puget Sound. The damages to the Mindoro are re- ported to have been extensive, a large part of her forward rigging having been carried away, while her bow was badly damaged. . Manchuria Due Tomorrow. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com~ pany’s steamer Manchuria is dus to arrive here tomorrow. She brings an unusually large list of passengers, These will be taken to Oakland mole {mmediately on arrival here by tugs. Boathouss Changes Hands. The Peterson Boathouse Company at the foot of Folsom street has been sold to- A. W. Chalker and Emest Tanner. In the sale are included the Surprise, Henry I, Kitty K and the barges Vera and Peterson. The mew firm will continue at the old stand. R. Farrel- ly will superintend the running of the boats. Resigng Position on Dorle. Fred A. Franks, who has been first ‘officer of the steamship Doric for the last six years, has resigned that po- sition-In order to go to Emgland to attend to business matters. It is ru- mored that he will not go alome, but that he will take a bride, who is one of Alameda’s fairest daughters. The wedding, it 1s reported, will take place on Monday. WiIil Depart Tussday. * The steamship Breakwater will de- Bay on Tuesday at 1l & m. from pier 7. Tonnage Engagements. The latest charters reported are: The German ship Seefshrer, lumber from Puget Sound or British Colum- bia to Callao, at 68s 94; British steam- ship Dulwich, same business from Pu- bark Loulsiana, same from Puget Sound to Manila; bark Willsoott, su- gar from Honolulu to Delaware Break- water, at $6. . Steamer Empire lg Sold. The steamehip Empire has been pur- chased by Harry J. Hart. Terms pri- vate. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED MAY 10. Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, 80 hours from San Pedro, ete. Stmr Thomas L Olson, Olson, 73 hours from Grays Harbor, bound to San Pedro. Stmr City of Sydney, McLean, 13 days from Ancon and way ports, via Mazatlan. Barge Santa Paula, Piils, 30 hours . Tug Sea King, Harding, 30 hours from Port Harfdrd, with barge Santa ARRIVED MAY 1L Stmr Helen P Drew, Gunderson. 12 e e et S, S———— i LB e S AR e A T o ST B EENER . o lhecne- SPERNEE L B € B SRR Lt B Stmr laqua, Johnson, 34 bours from Eureka. Stmr Sella, Nyman, 30 hours from 3 . Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 15 hours from Caspar, bound south. CLEARED MAY 10. Stmr Despatch, Weber, Fortland; Geo D Gray. Bark Albert, Turner, Honolulu; Wik~ Hams, Dimond & Co. Schr Wing & Wing, Forest, Kosko- quim; Frank Joaquin. CLEARED, MAY 11 Stmr City of Topeka, Reilly, Ssat- tle; PCS S Co Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexandes, Saa Diego; P C S 8 Co. @ Stmr American, Colcord, Honeoluls, via Tacoma and Seattls; Willllams, Dimond & Co. Steamer Coos Bay, Nicolson, Saa Pedro; PC 8 8 Co Ger ship Seeross, Mahn, Newcastle, Australia; Meyer, Wilson & Ca DOMESTIC PORTS. ASTORIA—Sailed May 10—8tmy Czarina, for San Franeisca SAN DIEGO—Arrived, May 10— Schr Bertha, Dolbeer, from Eureka. ABERDEEN—Sailed, May 10 — Stmr Coaster, for Redondo; stmr Norwoed, for San Francisco. TATOOSH—Passed May 10—Schr Americana, from San Pedre for Ev- eret. COOS BAY—Salled May 10—Schr Repeat, for San Francisco. EUREKA—Salled, May 10—Stmr Eureka, for San Francisco; stmr Iaqua, for San Pedro. JUNEAU—Salled May $—Stmr Di- rigo, for Seattle; 10th, stmr Hum- boldt, for Seattle. PORT LOS ANGELES—Salled May 10—Stmr James S Higgins, for San Francisco. PORT TOWNSEND—Passed In May 10—Schr Balboa, from San Pedre, for Mukilteo. SEATTLE—Sailed May 10U § stmr Sherman, for Manila. ASTORIA—Arrived, May 10—Stmr Francis H Leggett, from Eureka. TATOOSH—Passed, May 10—Bktn Klikitat, from Honolulu, for Port Gamble; stmr Umatilla, hence May & for Victoria, ste. SAN PEDRO—Arrived May 10— Stmr - Curacac, hence May &, for Guaymas, ete. Salled—Stmr Wasp; schr Loulse, for Umpqua. PORT HARFORD—Arrived, May § —Stmr Bonita, hence May 8§, for San Pedro; barge Santa Paula, hence May 8, In tow of tug Sea King. Sailed May $—Barge Santa Paula, for San Francisce, In tow of tug Sea King. May 10—Stmr Bonita, for San Pedro. PORT TOWNSEND—Passed May 11—Bktn Klikitat, from Honolulu, for Port Gamble. SEATTLE—Arrived May 11—Stmr Umatilla, hence Ma~- 8. Bailed, May 11—Stmr Corwin, for Nome. HARDY CREEK—Arrived May 11— Stmr Scotia, hence May 10. FORT BRAGG—Salled May 11— Point Arena, for San Franecico. POINT REYES—Passed May 11— U 8 stmr Madrona, with lightship No $3 In tow, for San Francisco. PORT HADLOCK—Arrived May 10 —Ger stmr Uarda, from Seattle. GRAYS HARBOR—Sailed May 9— Schr Borealls. May, 10—Stmrs Coro- nado, South Bay, Norwood, Coaster Northland, for San Francisco; bktn Kohala, for Shanghal. Arrived, May 9—Stmr Olympia, hence May 6. ASTORIA—Sailed May 11-Stmr Au- relia, for San Francisco, Arrived May 11—Schr Berwick,from San Francisco. * TATOOSH—Passed in May 11—Bark Coalinga, hence April 30, for Blaine. ISLAND PORTS. HILO—Safle! May 10—Bark Amy Turner, for San Francisco. MICELLANEOUS. EUREKA, May 10—Schr Eva, which arrived here yesterday morning from San Francisco. reports on May 9, ¢ miles off Point Gorda, passed very long pile. white light was dlscontinuet April A lens lantern showing a fixed light was temporarily established 3 and outer gable of fog signal ture, about 102 feet WNW of of tower and about 75 feet above high water. By order of Lighthouse Board. H. T. MAYO, Com, U. B. N. Inspector 12th Lighthouse District. ——— O Sharp Shook Felt. A sharp earthquake shock was feit at 1.35 o'clock yesterday afternoon. No damage was dons. SUN, MOON AND TIDE. High Water. Low Water. Time. Ft. Time Ft May 12 85 May 18 [ 3] May 4 47 May 15 ... 4:39 43 1 08 Low Water. High Water, 6:08 41 N. GrayfilCo. UNDERTAKERS. 2198 GEARY ST, Cor. Devisaders High Water. Low Waten. Time. Ft. Time Ft 3 3 :E i3 nse 1 . Low Water.