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26 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDA MAY 20, 1906. SALES. MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE, | PERSONALS. PRINTING. ot L e Willan, f";’"‘m'x J e FOR SALE. WANTED—Information of ANTOINE _— c;;:% 6 months. % AUCTION SALB FOR sale— ot iron vacuum pans and OLIVIER, who on morning of fire was e e 'OTTI—In St. Helena, Cal., 17, E eing ketier Bovs BiR D301 Bons iRy, Facee b ouy | == i TS " S of Lot 100---HORSES---100 n ixer, - -st. an y Senen e d hary useR for a| Injured by a falling wall; was taken DO YOU NEED ,| J. and the late Ciementina, Theresa At the o4 stand CTenth and Beyant | per kettles, Kansas to Wharf Emergency. Hospital, but | JOB PRINTING?| and Margaretta Gendotti, and brother | PPy neiscoy. which was iher are galvanized tanks since then no trace of him has been | THE ON-TIMBE PRINTLRS, of Luigi Gendotti, a native of Switzer- | Shaicen down mor burned up. we will 500-gallon kettles hem. at Townsend Factory, 1220 Va- 16-6t found. Send word to!his wife, l\l Loulse Olivier, 2541 Buena Vista a | 8. F., or P. A. Bergerot, 1019 Frankll | st,8 F. my20 3t 8 1 2C roll l.nd \IP- $1 white lead, . corner Ellis and “painting, paperhanging. my7 —Plate glass store fronts com- second _hand _ lumber quire of Mr. Cole, on prem- uck ave. and Center st., 203t Berkeley CBEMENT butlding (hollow) block outfit; 200 blockes per day; $40; using wet con- crete. Francis Machinery Company, EL Louie MUNICIPAL reports of the Board of Supervisors from 1874 to 1802 for sale; also scrap book from 1875 or 1876. F. o A, 233 Duncan st. 20 3t P(‘q sale—Hull of smell steamer, sultable also schooner that c ')La?’ xl)e P "l verted Apply R. L. L~ CHREST & CO., Mission wharf. 1t* »L a(\r‘c vil b'nmr for scalp and ssage: 110 voltage; good condi- )8 El Granada, corner Telegraph and | INFORMATION wanted of ALFRED ZA- VALA, 18 yvears old, who worked for {» the Gorham Rubber Co. at the time of fire and lived at 1032 Jackson st., S. F., by his mother, Mrs. J. T. Castillo, [ Arroyo Grande, Cal. my20 3t INFORMATION _ wanted of Guillem Morgan and mother, formerly at 628% Harrison, by Mrs. R. Thistlewalte, Black Diamond, Cal. § 1te “BRITISH (,&LH‘UK\[AN "' 369 Tweifth st., San Francisco uubucribers send new nddnues i i [ i i GOODRICH-DENNING. PROP'S. Print anything in the job-printing line at _reasonable prices. We make a speclalty of RUSH OR- { DERS. Send sample of what you want. ‘We can please you. GOODRICH -DENNING, 116% North Main st., 19 3t Los Angeles, Cal. ] PLUMBERS. E. GRUNDY, plumber, 3549 Beventaenth st., n.ar Guerrero. PATENTS. THE Star Hair Remedy temporary omaa | PATENTS guaranteed; handsome guide O | 2 ers In city. book free. E. E. VROO! N, box 40 | 2620 Sacramento st. rd¢ 3 )l') N oingean, . G. MA b WILL Pat O’Brien, who worked at the | SEWING MACHINES. | Oregon dock, call at 82 29th st? 20 3t | i SECOND hand. $15. $20; sllghtly u%ed JOE HIRT, communicate with CHA half price. New Hcme S. M. Co., 2353 HINES, Sausalito, Cal. 1te Fudbon at. Sk WANTED—To__know the address of STORAGE AND MOVING VAN. MISS HASKELL, dressmaker, formerly | of Lafayette st. Please address MRS. | WILSON BROS. CO., Inc.—Moving and CAPTAL | storage. Cor, 14th and Sanchez, 1 blk. SORENSEN, postoffice, San Mateo, Cal. 19 2t* from Market & Fillmore-st. cars.myl7 tf ave. and Bancroft way, Berkeley. it | SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. 196, O. ---- = E. 8.—Members in need of provisions, 'WELL arills, for ofl water | clothing or bedding report at Board of . Seiet “Tooatts THRILL T00. Relief 1154 O Farrell st. 3te Oh MyisSutojasl | |K. C. LEVY'S Loan Office, formerly 21 registers now sold on |’ ’Farrell st., open for business at 247| e whb | Scott st near Page: diamonds, ml . | old and jewelry bought; special in pol Siaon Gate ave phone Fark 6. 19 1 1mo Eg Deaad Joivsiy: 71508 NATIONAL Cash Register in el- cellent conditon; keys for ¢ clerks; for sale for oasl cheap. Address BHL- SHAW & CO., Antioeh, Cal. 19 7t* GRINDERS, attention!—For sale, o work. Apply 629% Ehbtwel IL "11 171 JI{‘(‘H | DENCKER-DILL CO., having falled in power asoline engine; | ™ iheir agreement with me and giving pre- ng order. 1151 E. 14th et.| cedence to Eastern lines are no longer | 2 agents for A. GROTHWELL. 1% eap—50 dogen ladies’ fancy | s . 1 e A J. HENRY, Notary Public, 1901 Post Inquire 1603 Dolores st;|™yiree!, cornér Fillmore; formerly 638 | e t*| Market. 20 Tt* FOR sale_Tresh Jersey cow, with 4 gal- 5 Fg > BAY CITY PHARMACY, formerly at Sia MEBER S Howard and Seventh, now located 1044 : | Valencta ‘st cor. Hiil T m Y‘flofl 1 very 5 | 70B printing_The Peerless Printing Com- i epics ey g s an‘;‘: 208 Telegraph ave., room msz Qaic- — —_ | s MRS. ADDIE JOHNSON, 1520 Park st. i | Alameda. 1te TASH e e buy and sell cash|NERNEY, CAPTAIN THOMAS A. s Second-hand Cash | €30t ey refrigera- Oakland.16 6* nd- | outfit, suitable to do barbers' and | PROF. MISS VIOLET, | Market st., send your address. | 1890, Call office. 14 7 jF GRASSMAN can be found lt 31 Filimore st. formerly 1118 qu 31 { BUSINESS PERSONALS. temporarily located at 3969 Washln‘- ton st., near 1st ave., as Pacific Coast manager for the Pettibone Bros.’ Mfg. Co., formerly of No. 19 New Montgom- ery st.; our entire stock was totally destroyed by fire on the morning of the 18th of Apri, but we are now fillins orders direct from our factories in Cin- cinnati; uniforms and equipments of all kinds; army, navy, National Guard, naval militia and all military socle- ties, bands, etc. 77t GITSH fissi MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 8 old gold formerly st.; office 9 1Imo ler lr\r OT\L“‘ jescriptic 43 ¥ 1t and jew MULLE ] = w 10 a. m. CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECKING CG 11 continue business at their old stand. N. cor. 10th and Mission sts., San Fran- cisco; are mow ready for all bids of wreck- T. Norton, secretary, can be found O'Farrell st. Branch office, 266 E. at 12th st., cor. 5th ave.,, East Oakland. M. J. McBRIDE, manager. 26-tf D'ORLAN. The D’'Orlan branch at Berkeley is pre- pared to do all lines of facial, scalp and air treatment, shampooing and mani- ing. Room 206, El Granada. ave. .nd Bancrclll way, 83t MACHINERY—We will supply any repu- table dealer or manufacturer with nec- essary stock of _ puileys, beltings, | sprocket chain, bearings. shafting. etc.. at Jowest s on consignment. or one year's tn MOULTON & KEVANS,| Minneapolis, Minn. 7 15t* General Contractors. BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED | as ices. 1607 Market st.. DR. KISNER—Piles, without knife, from business. bian bidg., now ner California, S. NEUBAUER, JOHN G., shoemaker, for- merly of 1161 Mission st., is now located at Vermont and Twenty-third sts.; fine shoes _to order; all deformities fitted; take East Twenty-fourth st. cars. 19 2t* Employees report immediately. cor 12th. 4-30-1m fistula, etc.; cured danger or hindrance Office formerly Colum- 091 Fillmore st., my19 3mo people and oth- nes without se- of st ard Post st, near L 244 136 Powell lending nonds as usual. permanent office Octavia. nte W. J. HESTHAL, formerly 10 6th temporary location 950 Plerce st. Golden Gate ave. and McAllister s pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon as possible. Nmy9 tf JAEHNE. B. W., formerly Hall, is now ready tc board friends and their families the “eautiful Anchor- Patchen O., Santa Clara Co., 16 10t FASHION Stables—All pe:@ns are re quested to return horses and buggies belonging to xaid stable to 453 Berry THOS. KENNEY. manager. 4 eod 15t b P. age, Cal. ’! polished, stored lots of bar- burned pianos GOODMAN'S, 224; open even- myll tf nee for aker; repairing Long ave.. near 2t 2 .; expert re- myll tf “MEDICAL: Hill st.,. MISS 1. E. CONNOR. formerly of 226 Post st., 8. F., will transact business tempo- rarily at home, 1232 Regent st., Ala- meda; all orders promptly filled. 19 3t* GIBBS, plumber, formerly of 31% Ninth st., is now located at 2505 Californla st. and is ready to take all contracts and Jjobbing. 19 2t* G. LEDERER now at 2271 California st., | nr. Webster; I am ready to do business | as formerly; hairdressing, !hampio_ugm‘. toupee making; hair work. HIDALGO Plantation and Commercial Company.. 1532 Hayes st, San Fran- ciszo. Ehareholders kirdly send pres- | ent addresses. 12 Imo® J. DR. G. W. O U\J\\ELL—Ladlcs al' who are sick or in trouble, consult this spe- female complaints; positive- ly corrected; the unfortunate helped; the most difficult cases treated; every case llken immediate relief; no poi- dar ; low fees; my methods cure all cases of 1rre‘ullrlt), con- me; save time and mone)‘ advice hours, 8 a. m. to 4, 5:30 to 8:30. Turk st myl9 tf MRS. DR. GWYER, formerly of BlIA Leaveuworth 8. F., now located at 1826 Chestnut st between 16th and 17th, Oezkland. €imo DR. JOHN R. McMURDO, temporary of- fices, 2026 Steiner st., near Pine; hours, 2 to 5. 20-8t* DR. C. MERVY will resume practice June 1 at 3025 Fillmore st. 20 1mo* —_— DR. ROSEN, residence 209 Folsom st., cor. 26th; ladies, rellef or no fee. free: s 10-t% | LA ZACUALPA Rubber Plantation Com- pany. 153) Hayes st. San Francisco. Sharenoldsrs kindly send present ad- dress. 12 1mo® | MODERN French Laundry, Abbadie & Capdev l!!le Ppranu formerly at 710 Lar- kin st., present offico at 839 35th | st, Onk‘and 12 1mo* | GRACB Darling Hospital Association members please send changed address | or call at 2210 Devisadero st, nean Clay, | | 'Dr. Wilhelm Waldeyer, hours 1-3. myl2 tt | DR. THOMAS D. MAHER, office and residence 35456 (wenty-third st.; hours 2 to 4. 19 7t* N. BRACE, inting, tinting and paper- hanging; p&!tenng repaired. 422 Brod- | erick st. 19 3t* | KDR THIELE, the German specialist of cor. 3d and Missfon sts., has opened at 472 8th st, Oakland. myl3 %6t MINES AND MINING. ASSAYING 80c; M cash for gold and amalgam, cy. rich ore, etc.; re- Sumed business at 151 Sth st. near . §. Mint. Pioneer Assaying Co. 8tf ASSAYING 50c; spot wh tor l'old. cy. D. rich ore, etc. 131 Fift] ear U. Mint. Pioneer Asuyln‘ C 5 "MACHINERY FOR SALE. department mot injured by fire; * of stock ready for immediate de- v i%-inch new pipe, $3.25; %-inch new pipe, $3.95; 1-inch new pipe, $5.70; inch hew pipe, $7.60; 1 -inch new » 8. 2-inch pipe, .25. Srew threads, new cnuvlln(s—z- 2% inch, 9¢; 2%-inch, 10c; 3- i 12ie; 3%-inch. 1bc; 4-inch, “20c. H. € WHITE MACHINERY CO., cor- ner Ninth and Bryant sts. 1t MATRIMONIAL. MAN, 35, German, some ‘wants German working girl, blonda ln 25 to no agents; object matrimony. Box 9, Call office. 1t CON P‘IDFNTIAL and bureau. S. BROOKS, m Cen! Deimesn 15t and 1htn, Oakiand. 20 f A. ROSA & CO., formerly 57 Third st., | milk dealers, are located at 1630 Dolores | streer. 7 1mo* HUGO 8 'S barber shop, CHEUNERT' for- merly 13 Mason st., now at 1522 street. 1 he & THAT Man Pitts, 1123 Fillmore st., for- merly branch office, 1008 Market st. tf | CHAS. BLISS CO., tatlors, formerly Cait pldg., 1247 McAllister st. mo FURNITURE FOR SALE. | ELEGANT furniture 5-room flat com- | plete, anlud.ln‘ Jewell gas range, brand | new, used 2 months. 1l Sunday and Monday, 116 Tremont av., nr. Frederick.* FINANCIAL. FOR sale—Choice warehouse properties; uilw:ly facilities; convenlem to every- prices and terms easy. JACKSON h CO., 246 Stark st., Portl:nd. my20 1mo* more ‘n cash than the companies. myl8 J. H. Hilsman & Co., Atlanta, Ga. lnl Whwoturrs: wertndet el sl v rlt.. Gflmrhnkhoohmhellt J. GILL'S, 9 Fillmore st 07t corner | cor- | ; all} of Eintracht | st. | | i | | i 1 | i | 1 RUPTURE CURED. ° _RUPTURE CURED. Plerce Electric Co., trusses, belts, etc., ow located N. W. cor. Central ave. and | Chestnut st., Alameda. Call or write. my20 tf TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. WALTER A. SCOTT, 1811 Fillmore st., San_ Francisco, and 918 Hroadway, Qak- land; Columbia Visible Tyrewriters (bar lock). new machines, for imme- diate delivery; No. 2 Smiths, No. 8, Remingtons and others at low prices; typewriter Jesks. chairs, paper, rib- bons, carbon; expert repairs. my:émo REMINGTON typewriter; nearly new: cash or installments; Hayes street. PACIFIC Ty cwriter $40 ana $75. or will rent. 19-3t* Co.—Sun Visible, 1938 Fillmore st. TO LEASE. © A——LEASES $601 ew_ building, 45x105 feet, on a \an Ness corner. $100—California st., “between Polk and Van Ness, near Polk, 50x100 feet. $115—9th st., at Market, 76x100 feet. This is a great snap. $150—Mission, near 9th, 16,000 square feet; two frontages. Powell st., near O'Farrell, 25 feet. Corntal' (near 7th and Market, about $6 a foot. Corner near Post and Jones. Washington, near Knmg, 45x137:6 feet. Mission st., near 5th, 50x160 feet; $5 er foot. Mission st., near 14th, at transfer point; 99x180; double frontage. Mission st., downtown; $4 per foot. Mint ave., double frontage, cheap. Minna st., 40x80. Minna, 170x80 feet. Howard st., 66x110; $60. Howard st., 18,000 square feet. Ninth st., 25 or 50 feet at $1.50 per foot. Fremont near Market, 60x137: long le: Near Market and 5th, 50 feet at $4.50 per foot. A block on the railroad, $775; one-story building. 50 Vara, near Golden Gate and Hyde. Howard, near 3d, 40 feet double front at $3. $30, Howard at 3d, 20x80 feet. 330 Howard, near 5th, 25x80 feet. On 12th, near Howard, 50x80 feet, $75. KANE & PETERSON, 1913 Post st., TO LET. Will improve; lot 120x120; Ash ave., N. side of Fulton, bet. Larkin and Polk. Lot on the W. line of Harrison, W line of 8d, 80 feet S. of Harrison; 35x80. Lot on the N. line of Mission st., 301 feet E. from 8th, being 25 feet on Mission by 165 feet to Jessie st., with an L 50x100. G. K. FRINK, 2626 Vallejo st., cor. at Fillmore. 1t sefore; fully equipped with teams ana ap- | Scott; phone West 1339 (working). m20 u IM'PORTA\T—Wanted 50-vara cornar bet. Taylor and Polk, Ellis and McAllis. ter; must $300 or under per month; year lease; good tenant. Box 6482, Call office. 20 2t TO lease—Finest building in San. Fran- cisco for a swell club or a very high class restaurant. Address owner, box 6982, Call office, 17-7t* TO LEASE—Lodge room; 32 by 21 ft.; anteroom; two committee rcoms. Ap ‘liund aged 74 years 5 months and 3 ays The funeral will take place today (Sunday), at 9:15 a._m., upon the ar- rival of train from St. Helem at_foot of Market street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by electric funeral car. 1t KATHERINE M. HALE—In the city and | county hospital, May 18, 1906, a native | of Illinols, aged 76 years. JOHNSON—In thisg city, May 19, 1906, Emil L., beloved son of Michael and Margaret J. Johnson, a native of Peta- luxg:, Cal.,, aged 27 years 3 months and MARSH—In Alameda, May 17, 1906, Henry, dearly beloved usband of Louisa Marsh; and loving_father of | Mrs. Ellis Read and Mrs. Robert Col-i lins and Frank and Fred Marsh and Mrs. Arthur Gore and Miss Eva Marsh, a mnative of Sidmouth, England, aged| 82 years 11 months and 17 days. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend the fune services” Sunday, May 20, 1906, at 2! o'clock p. m., at Christ Episcopal | Church, corner Grand and Santa Clara avenues. Interment Evergreen Cem- etery. 9 2t McMENOMY—In this city, May 18, 1906, | Michael J., beloved husband of Esther McMenomy (nee Meagher), and loving| father of Edward and Arthur, McMen- | omy, a native of Scotiand, aged 36 years. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral today (Sunday), at 1 p. m., from his late residence, 330 Valley street, be- tween Noe and Sanchez and Twenty- cighth and Twenty-ninth, thence to St. Paul's Church for services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. A requiem high | mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul tomorrow (Monday), at 9 a. m., at St. Paul's Church. Frlends are invited. | ! THE officers and members of Washlnsmn | Councl No. 4. Y. M. L, are hereby no- | tfizd to attend the funeral of our late brother, Michael J. McMenomy, from his late residence, 330 Valley street, at 1 p. m. today. By ovder of A. A. McNEILL, Preuldent J. F. BOLAND, Cor. Sec. |MURRAY—In this city, April 18, 1.)06, Ann Curnow Mur i native of Eng- land. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, one son and three daughters. QUINLAN—In this city, May -18, 1906, Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late Bar- tholomew Quinlan and mother of Thom- as Quinlan, Mrs. J. Sheble and the late Peter B. Q Xan, a native of Ireland, aged 94 ) Funeral 1 take place Monday, May 21, 1906, from the residence of her son, Thomas Quinlan, 336 Elsie street, at 8:30 a. m., thence to St. John's Church on St. Mary's avenue, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9:30 a. m. Inter- ment in Holy Cross Cemetery. SHEPARD—In Healdsburg, May 15, 1906, Mary Josephine, beloved wife of Frank Shepard, a native of New York. 1t SCOTT—In Oakland, May 19. 1906, Everett . Verne, infant son of Jasper L. and Am: Scott,’ A mative of Cahfornia, aged months 18 days. STOCKWIN—In this city, May 17, 1906, Charles H. Stockwin, a native of Eng- land. aged 64 years. Friends and acquaintances and mem- bers of Mlilmen's Union No. 423 are | invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Monday), at 10 a. m. at the parlors of Halsted & Co., 924 Fill- more street, between McAlilster and | Fulton, under the auspices of Pacific Lodge No. 136, F. and A. M. 203t ULLRICH—In this city, May 18, 1906, Joseph, beloved husband of the late Marie Ullrich and stepfather of Mrs. Emille Seifke and Mrs. Henrlette Schneider, a native of Vienna, Austria, aged 81 years 5 months and 4 days. UNKNOWN MAN—In the city and coun- ty hospital, May 15, 1Ju6, aged about 0 years. VOGBL—ln this city, May 17, 1906, Philip, | | beloved husband of Marle Vogel, and devoted father of Philj Jr., Freda, Walter and Hiima Vogel, a native of Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, aged years 3 months and 12 day: and Pacific Stamm, . R, M. Services will be held today (Sun- day), May 20, at 1 p. m., at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co. '\2919 Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twen- ty-sixth. Interment private. Plenne omit flowers. 2 S. F. Backer Vereln—»Omcers apl members arc hereby requested t ax- | semble at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street near 25th today, Sunday, at 1 o'clock p. m. to attend the funeral of our late member, Philip Vagel. By order, . WUCHERER, Pres. WYI\\E—-In Oa.kland May 19, 1906, Ce- celia, beloved daughter of Patrick and Annie Wynne, sister_ of Rose, Annie, Mary and Stephen Wynne, and niece ante PY | of Sister Mary Paul and Mrs. F. Mul- ot il L e L hern, a "native of Tarmon, County ARCHITEGTS. Leitrim, Ireland, aged 24 years. KOLLOFRATH, Edm., architect, 1709 { Webster st. 16-1me | VETERINARY HOSPITALS. IRA BARKER DALZIEL, veterinary den- tist, 605 G. G. ave.: tel. West 2400.m17 tf BIRTHS. EATON—In this city, May 10, 1906, to the wife of Willlam A. Eaton, a son. DIED. ALLEN—In this city, May 18, 1906, An- nie G., beloved wife of Richard Allen, a native of County Westmeath, Ireland, aged 59 years. Friends and acqualntances are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Sunday), May 20, 1906, at 9 o'clock a. m., at_her late residence, 2611 Pine street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 19 2t* ASMUSSEN—A _month mind solemn | requiem high Thass will be celebrated for the repose of the of the la Susan Asmussen at St. Peter's Churc Monday, May 21, at 9 a. m. Friends and acquaintances are resperuul‘y in- vited to attend. 2t BAUER—In this city, April 23, 1906, Louls B. Bauer, beloved husband of Beatrice Knight Bauer, and beloved son of Christian and Amelia Bauer, and cousin of Lizzle Markey, a native of San Francisco, aged 29 years. Friends and members of Presidio Parlor, Native Sons of the Golfen West, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday, May 20, at 2 p. m., at the chapel of Laurel Hill Cemetery. Interment Laurel Hill Cem- etery. 183t BERG—In this city, May 18, 1906, Eliza- beth Berg, a natlve of Hadersleben, Germany, d 46 years. A member of Excelsior Clrcle No: 2, F. of A. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the parlors of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, where services will be held un- der !he auspices of Excelsior Circle No. . of A. Interment Lypreuz ].Awn demetery CAHILL—In Oakland, May 17, 1008 Chrl!(opher C. bdoved son of Christo- Be Whttaitar - and. Tooma Manoeiss Yaq er and Irene, es ang Viola Cahill, a native of Fruitvale, 12 years 11 months and 24 days. Friends and acquaintances are r lpectlully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday, May 20, 1906, at 5 © o'clock p. m., at his late residence, 61 Fourth _street. Interment St, Mary's Cemetery. 1t COOPER—In Alameda, May 19, 1906, Frederick, son of David and Jessie Vir- ginla Cooper, aged years ‘and 8 ‘GOMERSAL—In this city, May 17, 190 John, beloved husband of M;r tha A 6 Gomersal, and father of Fergus nnd John Gomersal and Mrs. F. C. Wil- liams, a native of Yorkshire, England, aged 49 years 7 month member of Bresidio. Lo “;d»?o.‘hs? # gsds A, MO l‘t":cmrtdstrglr ot|tll:a West No. 7 .. .and Pickwick Lodg Zfig‘flSogl of gt_ Geol’lle."l o lends and acquairtances e -pecttully Invlwlot% attend mal{:ne:l ervives Y nnd.l ), 1905‘.’ e::t l“ol'c éo:k . m., at late resi Ice, rbett road. t,m ‘Woodlawn Cemetery. ant WE buy life insurance policles and pay HELEM CURTIN--In the city -na eoun- ul. May y& 1976, a native ot ucx—m thll city, May 1‘. 'm. .t «fi- ? “'im“ M&! % GHARLES H. J. TRUMAN THE LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTOR OF SAN FRANCISCO Has erected a very large and substan- tial building on his old site, 1909 MISSION STREET, Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. RESIDENCE, 23931-2 MISSION ST., Between Nineteenth and Twentieth. Telephone numbers will be announced in the dally papers as soon as the tele- phone compuny can put in the phones. The fire burned our. building, with entire contents of our home. and of our busi- | ness, but we have faith In our native city. The earthquake can’t shake us out and the fire can’t burn us dut. We have secured a new ejuipment and are ready lfcr all branches of our business within thirty days of the eartbquake. We are the first ‘funeral directors to reopen at the old locfl(ion WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW, THE HERRY J. GALLAGHER UNDERTAKING (0. Formerly of 20 Fifth st., has opened a temporary office at 1979 Oak street, near Shrader. DANIEL P. DONVAN, President and Man: UNTED UNDERTAKERS" ASSOCIATION, Funeral Directors 2608 Howard St. Nr. 22d - CYRUS S. WRIGHT. GEO. H. CLARK. A. P. BOOTH. HAROLD L. WRIGH'Y". N. GRAY & CO. UNDERTAKERS. 2198 GEARY ST. Cor. Devisadero. H. F. SUHR & CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 2919 MISSION STREET, Between 25th and 26th. Phone White 2341. ALEX MANN JR,, ™o ==t n-uuinmmn.wm:; Cut Flowers and Plants. mmmm A | O'Day, D. \learned the true merchandise. | business here. { completed last Thursday. Fifteen Thousand Bunches for San Francisco. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany’s stemaship Peru arrived yester- day from Ancon, via Central America and Mexico. She brought the follow- lnx cabin passengers: Alfred H, Dun- ham, Bertram Coryn, Edward F. Parker Doremus, Gustavo! Joseph, Charles M. Barber and Louis! Leon. The Peru brought an unusual quan- tity of bananas—75,000 bunches all told—one of the largest shipments ever brought here, and these, with 2900 bags of coffee, practically made up the 895 tons of cargo. In her treasure box was §$22,457. She also brought eleven packages of mail. The Peru was twenty-four days, sixteen hours and thirty-seven min- utes from Ancon and five days, nine- teen hours and twenty-nine minutes, from Mazatlan. When the Peru arrived at Panama, on her trip south from here, she heard of the earthquake here, which was magnified into the statement that this city was destroyed and 200,000 persons were killed. This naturally threw all on board the vessel into a tumult of excitement, until later they status of affairs. Starts on Maiden Trip. The new steamship Yosemite started! on her initial voyage to Seattle yes terday. sShe carried forty-five cabin passengers and a cargo of general She is the newest ac-| quisition to the coast lumber fleet, and | |is at the same time the largest wood-: en carrier now engaged in the lumbe The Yosemite was| built by the Fulton Iron She is feet over all, forty-two feet beam and sixteen feet depth of hold, and carry 950,000 feet of lumber. She cost $125,000 and is owned by the Yosemite Steamship Company. She will be in the regular lumber trade between ‘Washington and California. She ss of carriers. ranks A No. 1 in her cla: The San Juan Sails. The steamer San Juan sailed yesterday for Ancon and way ports with an assorted merchandise cargo consigned principally to ports in Mexico and Ccntral America. The cargo lumbfil’. 216 bdls. shooks, 800 h-om 143 pkgs. machinery, 0 1bs. soda, 6 kegs nails and spikes, 21 pkgs. steel, a! pkgs. and 159 pes. wagon material, 235 crts potatoes, 20 cs whisky, 150 gals wine,, 110_cs minerai water. For Central” America there were 1095 bbl! flour. 25,000 1bs rice, 12,500 lbs lard, poutoe-‘ 257 gals win 110 fotl, 221 P Hlere were also 200 bbls flour, 60 crts potatoes and 64,694 ft lumber for Panama and 9120 gals wine, 400,334 1bs pig lead and 32,680 Ibs zinc dross to be trans- { shipped to New York. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE‘ ARRIVED. Friday, May 18. Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 40 hours from San Pedro. Stmr Pasadena, lverson, 32 hours from i Saturday, May 19. ~ Stmr Geo Loomis, McKellar, 38 hours from Redondo. Up river direct. Stmr South Coast, Paulsen, 16 hours from Caspar. Up river direct. Stmr Del Norte, Payne, 36 hours from escent City. Lrsmmr Pomonn, Swanson, 19 hours from Eureka. “Srlemr ‘Umatilla, Nopander, 61 hours from Victoria, etc. Sctn:ra‘Penl, Mackinnon, 24 s 16 houx:s 37 min frlz;n Ancon, via Ma: an 5 days - ll:::’“EHmrgelh, Jensen. 52 hours from Band Stml‘ 'Argo, Hansen, 24 hours from Eel ive RGer stmr Theben, Richert, 139 days from mburg and way ports. l'msahr intiago, Ax}d:rsonD, 16 auurs from , in tow of auntless. Monterey, L“ARE Friday, May 18. Stmr San Juan, Urry, Ancon; P M Ct o. Schr - Altair, Nelson. Pago Pago and : tman_Jr. M * Saturday. May 19. Stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu; J D Spreckels Bros Co. PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors and Embalmers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 445 Golden Gate ave) rivate residence accommodations with- O\f; :xtrs charge. Trained lady attend- ants. Personal services under all condi- Phone West 770 —_— tions. Park Floral Company 1437 HAIGHT ST. ‘Phone Park 336. All floral designs, cut flowers, ete. Country orders solicited. Prompt de- | livery. PELICANO, ROSSI & CO, (Successors to Frank Pelicano & Co.) Formerly 225 Kearny St.) 1944 POST ST. Phone West 5220. DESIGNS AND ECoRAL CUT FLOWERS A Specialty. Prompt Attention to Mail and Phone' Orders. GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING ‘COMPANY Having escaped the fire, we still / continue the businc:s at the old stand, 2475-2482 Mission street, ear 21: St. Use cur chapel free. FREE BURIALS AT . YPRESS LAWN CEMETERY Till further notice. Temporary offices at 1100 GOUGH ST. | BUNKER & LUNT, Funeral Directors, ' stmr Amiral Magon, for Havre. Mission St., Mission Masonic Temple. Building and stock uninjured. Every , facility for doing business. Telephone Park 836. 4 CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO, Undertakers, Have Resumed Business at 1159 Valen- cia St., Near Twenty-third. THEODOR DIERKS & €O, Undertakers, | %00 Devisadero St.. cor. McAllister. ; _ Telephone West 4304.- P—— WOODLAWN CEMETERY - Sl.n Mateo Co. Works and | 220} can | for Mexico included 44,400 ft. ! 1bs. pig| 200 cs coal | 2" 111 lbs tallow, 82 boiler tubes, 183 | i Weather Report. | U. S. Department of Agriculture. i SATURDAY, May 19, 1906. Bar. Max. Wnd. Wthr, Pcp. 1Bakar ceees Cloudy .01 Boige Clear .00 : Eureka . Pt.Cldy.00 Flagstaft lear . Clear .00 Clear .00 Pt.Cldy.00 Pt.Cldy.00 Clear Pt.Cldy. 01 ats Clear . Phoenix . Clear . Portland . Cloudy 01 Reno Clear ™ . \Red Bluit Clear 00 | Roseturg S Pt.Cldy.08 | Salt Lake s Clear 400 | San Diego Clear .00 San_ Francisco.: Clear .00 8. L. Obispo..3 Clear .00 i Seattle Pt.Cldy.00 Spokane Pt.Cldy T. 1 Tatoosh n .00 {Walla .. Pt.Cldy.00 | Winnemu Clear . .00 | Yuma .. Clear .00 | “Summit—Maximum temperature 61, | minimum 50; wind southwest; partly icloudy; average smow 70 inches; none | last year. FORECAST. | o e A ickally Lt | Sunday; brisk west winds in the after- noon. For Sacramento Valley—Fair Sunday; [light south winds, changing to northerly. For Los Angeles and vicinity—Partly clcudy Sunday; fresh southwest winds. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. Stmr Coos Bay, ) San Pedro; Pacinc Coast S S C Stmr Enterprise, Youngren, Hilo and | Honolulu; J D Spreckels Bros Co. SAILED. Friday, May 18. South Bay, Sorenson, Grays Har- ‘Whitesboro, Winkel, Point Arena. Greenwood, Adler, Greenwood. | Stmr Aberdeen, Ahlstrom, Eureka. | Stmr Newburg, Johnson, Grays Harbor. Power schr Bessie K, Stark, San VI cente Landing. Saturday, May 19. Stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu. Stmr Costa Rica, Curtis, Astoria. | Stmr San Juan, Urry, Ancon, etc. Ship Chas £ Moody, Rasmussen, Loring. Bark Isaac Reea, Anderson, Port Townsend. Schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, )'on Bo-. colson, H Stmr bor. Stmr Stmr { Schr Prosper, Starr, Bristol Ba: Schr A B Johnson, Se(-u:cr-t. " Grays { Harbor. .LEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS—MI 19, 6 m— Weather hazy; wind ; velocity § miles | per houp SPOKEN. Per Ger stmr Theben—May 17, lat 32 49 | N, long 11 10 W, schr F S Redfleld, from |San Diego for Astoria. MISCELLANEOUS. LONDON, May 18—Br shi from Philadelphia, | Phillips; | veyed. Manx King, went ashore at Port was assisted off and will be sur- Fr ship Duchesse de Berry, reviously | reported damaged by collision and put In to Tyne, has made temporary repairs and will be towed to Leith. DOMESTIC PORTS. TATOOSH—Passed out May 18—Br stmr Chiswick, from Victoria ror Sydney; ]stlmr American, from ‘lacoma for Hono- ulu. Passed in May 18—Ger thlp Margretha, hence May 4 for Port Townsend; scnr Alice Cooke, hénce May 4 Port Gam- ble; stmr Robert Dollar, zmm. Mav 15 for eattl PORT TOW‘ASEND—S:!Ied 13— Dutch bark Emanuel, ship Irives ay chr. ce ence | May 4; Ger ship Margretha, x?omhy 4 Csuafled May 19—Ger bark Barmbek, for ‘allao. JUNEAU—Arrived May 18—Stmr boldt, from Seattle. m-y’n——s Bgrum. ACCA Satled May 13—Schr Glen ey a; = for San Francisco. ANTA BARBARA—Arrived 18— Stmr_Bonita, hence May 16, and nfl'-a San_Pedro. QSEAT'}I,‘LE—AEV«!IS May }O—Stmr ueen, hence y . _May 9—Stmr Robert Dollar, hence May 15. Sajled May 18—Stmr Clty o! Topeka, for | sk ay; stmr Dirigo, ¥ EERER A Arrived May 18— Bowss schr Corinthian, hence May 15; stmr North Fork, hence May 17; stmr V: hence May 17; stmr Arctic, hence May 17; st {Gualala, hence May 16; {Claudina, hence May . Salled May 18—Stmr Newport, for San P;rsnclsco stmr Prentiss, for San Fran- i cisco. i Arrived May 19—Stmr Navarro, henco May 17; stmr Corona, hence May 1 COOS’ BAY—Arrived May u—sum- Scotia. hence May 15. PORT ' LOS ANGELES—Arrived May 18—Stmr James S ns, hence May !l stmr Mayfair, from uth Bend. Sailed May 18—Stmr James S Higgins, for San Pedro. ASTORIA—Arrived May lS—-Se.hr Vir- ginia, hence May 11. Mly 19—Stmr Cas- ‘cade hnce May 16; sdmr Aurelia, hence Salled May 18—Stmr Port Harford. May 19—Stm: Dollar, {gr San Pedro; schr Berwlcl. for Rogue iver. PORT HADLOCK—Arrived May 18—Br stmr _Coya, from Everett. SAN PEDRO—Arrived May 18—Si Ravalli, from Redondo; stmr Olymplc tm 'Grays Harbor. May 19—Stmr Nome City. hence May 17; Nor stmr Hercules, hence i May 17 stmr Bonita, hence May 16 via | way 1 bane'l May 18—Stmr Roanoke, for San Francisco. PORT HARFORD—Sailed May 19, $am —Barge 3, for San Francisco, In tow tug Sea Rover. Arrived May 19, 6 a m—Stmr Santa Bar- !bara, hence May 17; 8 a m—Barge Santa Paula, hence May 17, in tow of tug Sea King: stmr Mandalay. from San Pedro, for | fuel. and sailed May 19 for San Frascisco. H Sflfled May 18 '.' 45 As for San Franci: } SKAGWAY—ArrIved May 13—Stmr Humboldt, from Seattle. EASTERN PORTS. ! NEW YORK—Arrived Mly 18—Br stmr Brantwood, from_ Touique. DELAWARE BREAKWA' May 18—Ship Luzon, from Vew Clledflnh for Baltimore; star Arizonan, from Hilo for Philagelphia, ND RTS. HONOLULU—Arrived May 18—Jap stmr Hongkong Maru, from Yokohama: Br stmr Bucentaur, from Nmntle. Aus U S stmr Lawton, from Midwa: U S stmr Sherman, from &l!le. and sailed for Manila. I“S":lleddlhla‘y 'B—Ba.lik Ed:;lfllflmy. for Makaw p_m, Jap stmr Hongkong ’Maru, for San_Francisco. HULUI—Salled May vadan, for S«m Francisco. PORTS. asomn FUNTA ARENAS—Arrived May 1- stmr Memphis, from Hamburg for ; Franct 24—Fr from 8co. LAUNCESTON—Sailed April p EVIDEO—Sailed H" 4—Br stm: lQuaen delaide, for St Lucia. z YOKOHAMA—Sailed May 18—Br. stmr! 'Empress of Japan, for Vancouver. | Arrived May 18—Br stmr Aragonia, from | IPohrt‘!l;nd.h Prlo; l:“ hgl'z 3—Br stmr W‘Ijn_- i nebago, hence T snu?_n: |%4T3r stmr ‘:.m,? Tsze, from Tacoma M verpoo! | HAhlLA—Salled May besi. for Nweastle, Aus. .'A.s n;:\'ed May llv—Bltn “James Tuft, from i NEWCASYLE. Aus—, ived May 17— ‘Schh Gec‘v E BflLD&l (mm Sydney, to load or HOVGKO\'G——S:HGI‘I May 18—Stmr Si- | lm-u, for San Fra | o HAMBI'RG—Sniled Mav 6—Ger stmr| Se'npls for San Fran, I CORONEL—-iled mty 5—Stmr _Ori- zrba, for San Frencisso from New York. Tarant 2 18, l.flr = a m. 10" Taiien NW- o Point n-i through lot of logs. Ivathcm the census, REIGN CORINTO. Atrived ASHI 30—Gér stmr | Hamburg for San Fran- G—Brner-m-' 'ONE HUNDRED As has always been our custom, l|l stock offered will be sold regardless of price bid. Checks wiil be accepted from responsible parties. Sale takes place THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1908, At 11 O’Clock a. m., : b J. B. HORAN'S 5‘1:&\ enth Bryant sts., San cisco. Cal. W. H. HORD, Auctioneer, mporary Office 964 Hayes st, 8. ¥ — e 00! WM. . Auctioneer Slle WEDNESDAY, May 23, 11 a m. THIRTEENTH and HARRISON sts.. S.F. Port Costa Milling Go. | Clay-Street Bulkhead 1 | 220 and 222 BUSH ST. opened a temporary business of- fice at their factory, 18th AND FOLSOM Bacigalupi’s NEW FRISCO MARKET, GOLDEN GATE, Near Buchanan STALLS TO LET. Apply BACIGALUPI & STEVENS, 1113-1115 Fillmore St. OCEAN TRAVEL. Pacfiic Coast Steamship Co. For Los Angeles, San m&mh:hnmm e e et B o * For Eurcka (Humboldt Bay) Corona. m Pomona m nd every -May 22, June 5, 11 am .May 29, June 12, 11am And mry Tuesday thereafter. Gnymsmlomaldnahm. Calling at San Pedro and East San Curacae. .. 7th of each menth Steamers leave Broadway Whart San Francisco. TICKET OFFICES SI-fl Pnncuco. mnt of Ferry Bldg. Broadway Oa.kh.nd 963 Broadway S. F. Freight Omce - Broadway Wharf C. D. Dunann, G. P. A., San Francisco. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Orfental S. 8. Co.) Have Opened Their General Offices at e | 217.221 Brannan St., San Francisco Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, 1 p. m., for Yokohama and Honglong. calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong- ]kon‘ with steamers fo: Manila, India, etc. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. S.S. Hongkong Maru.Tues., June 5,1906 S.8. America Maru..Tues., July 3, 1906 S.S. Nippon Maru....Sat., July 28, 1906 xund trlg tlck:u at reduced rates. r freight and possage W at office, corner First and Brannan sts. W. H. AVERY. Asst. General Manager. 55'7.D. SPRECKELS ~ BROS. & CO. { OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY ! Have Opened Temporary Offices at the 4 i Pier 7. foot of Pacific St. Cceanic S. S. \ - SPRECKELY LINE B 8. ALAMEDA. l: 'IARX loc‘ m.. ny i i “OFFIGE 1008 Eroadway, «r Pier 7, San Francisco. ——— SECREA™Y'S OFFICE: .M« .ua.-sbipm. umu.-mm xlms-n—a-mfi " mm 3 -c-m-uu. San Francisco, Cal.