The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 25, 1906, Page 11

CITY REAL ESTATE. LOST AND FOUND. 1 TO 1et—Will put up temporary bulldin = side of Fulton, 104 east of Polk; W. side of 7th st.. 1 €1x165; W. wide of 34 st 8 8. of Har L W side of 3d st. 50 8. of ;8 of Harrison, ding on N. of ¥ oluom LOST—Brown leather suit case, contain- Ing three card system boxes with cards; content value turn to R. MASSON SMITH, 2422 Buc! ts valuable to owner, but of ne to others; $150 rel'nd for ‘re- Wish-| 8nan st tel. West 674, or to HEN! NKX, gme| LEY-GREEN COMPANY. White Gar. nd afier 6 p.m21f| l\fe bidg., corner Van Ness ave. and = arket st. tf lease 10,000 square t land for planing i »e on railroad spur ,or L ther north or south. |LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia 3 Sutter st 2. | fll.\ ingll ”l‘:d Loan Society of San Fran- - con(enaeo! V' J- ‘?lq’?(}’, 4'1:02:1\': rZ!C | %ESIE? RASC Nr.?s.nyig; 1‘1%8 201 ral €., off Cort-| 232-1231. The fi end, San Franeisco 204t* | to bank. nder wi Phese S C. 8 CAPP & CO., real estate, office at | LOST—A sbook with th i @< Filimore and 625 Baker, ncar Mc-| Savings a‘;aa! Loan Soclety of San Frane ister apre6imn| Sigco in the mame of EDWARD P. il - DAVIES: No. 3300 1282. The finder will i STR! ‘n-’a. estate, rentals, please return to bank. Unless the same c Steiner street. north- | s returned within five"days a new book 20 Imo will be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* ats for sale; easy [LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia t . Surset, Par-| Bavings and Loan Soclet; 01, San Fran- ks 11 mn cleco‘ n lhe neme of JOHN A. BROCK- T A ADAME | MAN: No. 284-497. ° The finder will a5y ADAME. | please return to bank. Unless the same =1 WeANs- | Is returned within five days a new book ; will be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* real ostate x:z-: A | LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia residence.Pacific Hts.: | St* Savings and Loan Society of San Fran- cisco FAN please is retu will be issued to the applicant. in_the name of JACOB ST No. 139-731. The finder Wlll return 1o bank. Unless the same med within five days 2 new hsdwk 25-5t* for sale at lled East; $- | with one acre of | hard of tempt- | rooms large, | arge ven- | modern | and marble sink hot and cold solar water- two sides of giving south and | of fine roses on both | ate; quiet, orderly P'-wd ‘residences. This | vears old and e | from San Jose; close | 3800. Ownmer, C View, Cal 24-3t S-room sell - 10 . 4 brood- | limits ! | per ter; year; ity g I‘e\a uma. MILLS VALLEY REAL ESTATE. MONTHLY. s Park, Mill 50x160 and la } and w minutes’ ‘ for your | Agent and bath, 2351 will fix house 3 rod and backer ng , trusses, helts, etc., Centrz] ave. and Call or write. my20 tf LO! ciseo SPIRO; please is retu '—A passbook with nes and Loan Soclety of San Fran: the Hibernis In the name No. 206-1140. return to bank. of INA The finder will Unless the same rned within five days a new book LOST AND FOUND-Goutmuo‘. G ings n Loan Soclbty of san Foan: % an - euc: ‘l.n the uue !%A ELOOM, No. he fing will please re- turn to b:nm Unless the same is re- turned wnhln flvo ys a new book will be issued to- 25-5t* b e to e SpOIEE . e LOST—A passbook _with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Bod ot\san Fran- eisco in the name of AEL MAR- TIN, Ne. 162-1 The finder wm plwi return to bank., Uniess the sam turned within five days a new book wlll be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* LOST—A pessbook _with the l-nbcmlc Savings and Loan Soclety of Sai cisco in the name of LA‘UBAN!A PERRY, No. 1812, The find.r wll please return to bank. Unless is returned within five da; will be issued to the mp) LOST--A pass ings and Lcn.n Soc! in the name of No. 224-844. The turn to bnnh lurn'd within be iss to—m an jcan! Bt RN L Ll LOST—A passbook with the Hibernla Savings and Loan S flw‘figNNl%.SULLI- cisco in the name VAN, No. 21-§77. n?dor will please return to bank. Unless the ume is re- turned within five days a new no will e ed to the applicant. LOST—A passbook with the avings and Loan sueht in the name of JAMES CRAW. MARY CRAWFORD, The finder wlll please return to bank. 24 5t LOST—A passbook wlth Kibemla Savings and Loan Society Franc o, in the name of CLINTON CLYNES‘ No. 288-223. The finder please return to bank. mt. 25-5t% 00K 'm.h fho Hibernia 5 f San Franc| cv. . KEL! 1l please re- -the ‘same is re- l new book will 24-5t* the da‘l a new book will be issued to lhe applicant. 25 same is returned within five -5t* 15 minutes of San|LOST—A passbook with Savings and Loan Socicty of San Fran. clsco BANK; please is retu: will be issued to the applicant. the Hibernia in _the name of ~ FRIEDRICH No. 300-316. The finder will return to bank. Unless the same rned within five daye a new book 25-5t* LOST. —A passbook with the Hibernia name of HENRY SORR; "No. 17730 “The Snder il please return to bank. Unless the same is returned within five days a new book will be issued to the applicant.- 25-5t* | TORT—A passbook with the Hibernia Savings and Loan Soclety of San Fran- cisco HEALY; please is retu wiil be in _the name of MICHAK: No. 2907032 The fnder will return to bank. Unless the same rned within five days a new book issued to the applicant. 25-5t* Saving cisco WHIT! please A passbook with the Hibernia s and Loan Soclety of San Fran- in the name of DANIEL E; No. 275-1458. The finder will eturn to bank. Unless the same ed within five days a new book sued to the applicant. 25-5t* | LOST—A " passbook with the Hibernia ng: ON; No. s and Loan Society of San Fran- in the name of SARAH A. DEN- 194-014. The finder will return to bank. the Hibernla of San Fran- THER MO- 0. 285-1077. The finder eturn to bank. Uniess the rned within five days a new | > issued to the applicant. 25-5t* 0 LA please A passbook _with ngs and Loan Society of San Fran- | the mbemsa‘ of ESTHER W. in _the name 29 The finder will e N; No. 294-1 return to ba nk. passbook it the Hibernia 5. The finder w! Unless the same | days a new book | ssued to the applicant, st | will be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* 24-5t* | M2t ishook with the Hibernia | LOST—A passbook with the Hibernla Sav- S terman o COHSE | e and Lo Segec gt gen Eraacnce 5 Nos. 125-401, 235-1004. ‘The | 294.1226. The finder will please return to Il please return to bank. Un-| pank, 24-5t* LOST—A passbook witn the riibernia Sav- ings and Loan Soclety of San l'*mnclxco. in the name of JOHN W. NIELS, No. 2041-508. The finder will please re- turn to ban. 24-5t* LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Society of San Franclsco, m the n-me ot IE DALy, Nos. 17-348. The under will please re4 &~ turn lo bank. 24-5t* LOST—A passbaok with the Hibernia Sav- ing= and Loan Soclety of 8an Francisco, in the name of FREL~RICK HEINZ, No. 33-1113. The finder please return to bank. 24-5t* LOBT—A passbook with the ..ibernia Sav- ings and Loan Society of San Francisco, In tha name of JOHN MANOLESSOS, . The finder will please re- turn to bank. 24-5ty LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Sav- ings and n Soclety, No. -i2-817, .n the name of IRA SSE. Finder please return to bank. 2¢-5t LUST—A passbook with he Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Soclety, No. in the name of HARRY DIAMOND. The -néer will please return to bank. 24-5t* LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia 8av- ings and Loan Soclety, No. 282-618, in the name of ELLA MILLER or EDITH E. 1‘3(14 ACK. The finder please return to an 24 LOST--A passbook with the Hibernia Sav ings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of Willlam F. WALLIN, No. 187-382. The finder will please re- turn to bank. 24-5t LOST— J)lnbonk with the Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Soclety of San Francisco, in the name of HATTIE BRAY, No. 2§0-731. The finder will please return to bank. 24-5t* LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Soclet; nt San Francisco, in the name of JOd. JERMAIN,. No. 113-654. The finder ylene return to_ bank. | 24-5t* LOST—A passbok wita the Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan_ Society, No. 235-1315, in the name of ARTHUR MAWHINNEY. . .nder please return to the bank. 24-5t* Saving passbook with the Hibernia s and Loan Sbciety of San Fran- the name of THOMAS o. 287 The finder will Unless the same ve days a new_book | d to the applicant. 25-5t* passbook with the Hibernia nd Loan Soci the name The finder will Unless the same retu five days a new book | be issued tp the applicant. _23-5t* ST—A passbook _with the Hiberala vings and Loan Society of San Fy the name of STELLA NEV- 3 The finder will less the same rned within five days a new_book ed to the applicant. 25-5t* vith the Hibernia Society of San Fran- NJAMIN P. The finder Unless same ‘ of BE! 197-654. nk. days a D«. v. book will be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* A passbook with the Hibernia »an Society of San Fran- name of HANS C.| The finder will Unless the same a new book be issued to the applicant. 25-5t* | LO: passbook with the Hibernia S and Loan Society of San Fran is_retu will be/ p in the name of JULIUS (JOLD' No. 304-204. The finder will return to bank. Unless the same rned within five dayvs a new book issued to the applicant. 25-5t* passbook with the Hibernia and Loan Society of San Fran- | the name of MARY MEEHAN, -036. The finder will please re- turn to bank, U e same is re- ed within fiv be issued to the 25-5t* | passbook _ with the_ Hibiernia | and Loan ngt cisco, T, please is retu will be T—A pa: ook with the Hibernia | s and Loan Society of San Fran- in_the name of JACOB NEGE-| No. 293-674. The finder will return to bank. TUnless the same rned within five days a new hook issued to the applicant. plea is retu: will be passbook _with the Hibernia and Loan Society, No. 143-186, » of LIZZIE QUIGLEY. The{ return 10 bank. th the Hibernia of San Fran- hames of CARRIE P. LEY or CLARISSA 8. HANNA | he finder will Ul nle:§ the same | rned within five days a new book | issued to the applicant. _25-5t* 5- LOST—A Savings and Loan Society of San Fran- cisco CHESTER; finder less th deys a new book will be issued to the appiicant. passbook _with the Hibernia the name of FREDERICK Nos. 215-870, 265-557. will please return to bank. he same is returned within five in 25-5t* LOST—A passbook with the Hibernia Sav- ings and Loan Society, No. 262-1300, in the name of EDITH BLACK. finder please return to bank. 24-5t% LOST-—A passbook with the Hibernia Sa%- ings and woan societv. No. 333-375, in the name of EL! MILLER. The finder please return to bank. 24-5t¢ LOST—A passbook with the Union Trust Company of San Francisco, Cal., in the name of J. E. TADE; No. 13763. Finder please return to bank. 25-3t LOST—.3ank book on the Union Trust Co. of San Franecisco, No. 13917, in the name of P. J. insella. Finder please return to bank. 23 5t LOST—-Bankoook on Union Trust Com- e!any el Sap Francisco, in name of E. HUGHES-SCOTT. Return to bank. 24-3t* LOST—A parcel of yard delivery tags. Any person returning the same to Bel- lingham Bay Imp’'t Co., S8ansome and Chestnut sts., will be suitably re- warded. 20 7t* LOST—Out of dynnmlte wagon, April 18- 13, books s A3 papers of the ‘estates of Worrall rtlett; reward. J. WOR- | RALL, Mission High School. 25-3t* RETURN to 2548 Folsom st., immediately, gray horse that was tied to truck at Seventeenth and Folsom sts. Wedne;fla.y noon. e LOST—Lady's gold watch, between Grove and Kirkham on Seventh st. on even- ing of May 23; reward. 1375 Seventh st., Oakland. 25-3t* LOST—S8mall, red-covered pocket mem- orandum’ _containing a blagksmith’s da)book Please return to 3065 Twenty- third $5 reward. LOST—$20 reward: cocker spaniel, all black, half curley, no collar; lost April 18%; name Lady. WM. A. LANGE, 1710 Golden Gate ave. 25-3t* GRAY mare and ousiness b)f“ left at Hayes Valley Stables May 19; owner of same call at our stable, 540 Hayes st., pay charges and ~et property. 24 "t‘ LOST—~Gold wateh, initialed M. with mining emblem fob. Flndsr w!ll obtain liberal reward by returning same to 807 Fillmore st. \ 24-3t 3 REV-'ARD-—Lort Jap. pug; blind one eve; partly paralyzed; tag No. 175 550 Church st. 22-7t* | JENNINGS, MR. and MRS, et $418 17th st.; call for trunk. 75 Caj 24 3t* FINANCIAL. FOR sale—Choice warehouse properties; rallway tacilities; convenient to every: thing; prices and terms easy. E. 8. JACKSON & CO., 246 Stark st., Portland, Or. my20 1mo* WE buy life insurance pelicies and pay more ‘n cash than the companies. .J. H. Hilsman & Co., Atlanta, Ga. myl8 Im GET your bank books cashed at J. GILL'E 1840 Fillmore st. Dook | 7. QUINN, tall o. | _dress, 12 Imo* MODERN French Laundry. Abbadie & Capdeviclle, props.. formerly at 710 Lar- kin st.. S. 'F., present officc at 828 35th st., Oakland. 12 Imo* | GRACE Darling Hospital Association PERSDNAL& . K. C. LEVY'S Loan Office. lormerl{‘ ’;" ol O'Farrell st., open for tnmne. Beott st. near Page. ld and jewelry bongh shing burned Jew-h'}' INFORMATION wanted of Patrick Tul- ley, daughter Mary and Mrps. Mary Wallace, formerly 1125 Bryant st. MRS. HEEHAN, %53t , old i lncln! h\ 1- 17 18 San Matee, Cal. ALL having bills ‘wnn Hermann Oel- richs please send ti e to , eare OEX)ECKB & CO., 11 whli,: Nniw York City. ¥ 25-7t% —e— T MISS DEAN of 1055% Markst st., now at 1735 12th ave., bet. M and N sts., Sumt district. W, J. QUINN, formerly of 916 M-rkat. at cor. Van Ness and Francisco. 25-Tt* and 2 amaker Brown Philads BUSlNESS PERSONALS, e at all contra ere! on entered into by the C. E. LOSS CO. for hg re- moval of debris have been ave! to the RANSO COBSTPUCTXO§ C€O., Hugh Crummey, ral managar nnd lecx:ury. office Df’ ghth and K:g‘ ., who are in every way thor- oughny equipped for the performance of this charuc(er ot work. THE C. E. LOSS COMPA 233t CALIFORNIA HOUSZ WRECKING Lt will continue business at their old stand. N. W. cor. 10th and Mission sts., San Fran eisco; are now ready for all bids of wreck. Norton, ‘secretary, can be lnund 125 O Farrell sk, Tiranch e 260 E 13th st cor. Sih ave., Fast Oakland. M, J. McBRIDE, manager. 264 ———— e O GLOVES to order—C. Lemousin of Dane- cheff, for.nerly room 45. Phelan bldg. now 'located Dimond, Fruitvale, Cal., ready to tAke orders and fill orders taken previous to earthquake; for latest color and style write; wiil call. 25-7t MME. TROUILLET, French laundry, will establish a branch at 809 Fourth st., San Rafael, and will run a wagon in e“ty un- il permit is g!antzd for erection of bui dmi at T Polk st. All emploul and claims to come to San Rafael. 15 7t* D. M. BOKEE, adjuster, 315 Steiner st., has blank proof of loss in proper form and will make them. out for as- sured. 25 3t* LEDERER, 2271 California st.—Halir- dressing, shampoolng, manicuring, wig and toupee making, hair work; hair dye- ing by experts; Schefller's dye on h:nd now, my10 RENTEI\.), attention—EDWARD HAR— RIS & CO., formerly of 622 Market st., now 3% Noe st. We collect all overpaid rents, no matter how littie or how much; call or write. 287t General Contractors. BUILDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED as before ; fully cquipped with teams 2na ap- purtenances. Employees report imm: tely. 1607 Market st.. cor 12th. 4-30-1m. DR. KISNER—Piles. fistula, ete.; cured without knife, daager or hindrance fram business. Office formerly Colum- blan bidg.. now 031 Fillmore st., cor ner California, 8. my19 3mo J. MEBTHAL, formerly 10 6th st. temporary location 950 Pierece st., bet Golden Gate ave. and McAllister st.; ali pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon as possible. Nmy9 tf JAEHNE, B. W, formerly of Eintracht Tall, is now ready to board friends anc their families at the “eautiful Anchor- Rge, Patchen P. O., Santa Clara Co., Cal. 16 10t Jent for Wan- a. 25-7t% | mass will be for the re; of his soul, commenc! fi 10 afiifl.‘k a. m. Intes etery, Oakland. rment’ It o s ity Siay 25, 180 b R 3 _fathes . . -7 Clai.‘ . A. Gardner and Eliza Notice of funeral hereatter, 1 CHURCH—In this eity, May 23, 1 = fred, dearly bebve‘flynn {al Ju:fi oy Cn.th-ulne Church, a n lvc or B!l isco, aged 1 month and § COMMINS—In_ this LSty May u Mary Gaiiwey Com loved wife of Edward Commins, t nlflv of Ireland. ‘The funeral will take pl -.v. 104, Saturday ffom her late residence, Wasiington street. Interment prlvng. DALY_In this eity. May 23, 1306, at-her - residence, 1018 ‘ebster street, beloved wife of the late stronca and mother of Mary ¥., Wiliam . Mrs. Kate O'Donnen Mrs. "Ella Hamm, a nanve of County Cork, Irelend. ued 65 vears. Remains will be smppad to Smnm- ville teday (Fridey) on the 3:40 from - San - Francisco. A ronulm hl mass wil be _celebrated at the Catholic Shureh gt - Smarteviile tomorrow o&w- \‘d?w 10 8. m., for the repose i\ier' sonl. - - 1 DAVIS—Yn /Onkl:md Cal., May 24, 1906, f San Francisco, belov busbm\d Dorn Davis, a native of Ne g:r!(. aged 52 years 8§ months and 26 ¥8. g:‘dnh ':;"l" 27 nt-nceu an%mum .fi' today (Frl a, m., from his late Olive avenue. s d thence by ei lea corner of 0" an ts at 10:30 a. m. lis of Bternity Cometery for ment. 203t MAEYTL s W1 e | native of Ireland, aged i3 years. In Qakland, Cal.. ., 1906, Dr. eney and George E. Miiler, lia m:gler of i'é.rkuey. Mre. J¢ Tau of San.Jose and Mrs. [ A5 E. Church on enteenth street, near San Pablo avenue, Oakland, ‘Tha funeral will leave the nee of her daughter, Mrs. elia Freuler, 2327 lfin road. Bokeley, at 1:30 o'clock. Interment Mo View Cem-ter;' MONTERICHARD—In this city, May 24, 1.0‘ Leland, delrlg beloved son of V. Zyla Mon ard, and brother of lrl Norma Averill 1d: Emma, Dewey and Edna l(om-rlch- San Francisco, aged FARREN—In this eity, May 23, 1906, Wil- | ard, a native of lam, infant son of Daniel J. and Kate | years. Farren, a native of San Francisco, MULLALY—In _this city, May 23, 1906, s onths. Annie. beloved wife of the late John nterment Pl"“"~ Mullaly, loving mother of Zeits and nsnsn—ln Portland, - Ore., May Rosana' Mullaly, and sister of Mrs. 1906, Phillip 1., deuly beloved father ofr calhu!ne O‘Brian. James and. the ln.le Harry P. and Dr, Arthur L. Fisher, Mrs. | Michael Guildea, a native of Castl Henry . Sahlein, Mrs. Leonce Grothwell | - Baldwin, County ml:o. Treland. nnd g ., Alfred E. Raas, a native of The funeral will lace today ork. agad 06 vears 9 months and| (Friday), at 10 a. m., from ger late res- A lgay-. (New York pnpers please copy.) | idence, 1437 Devisadero street. Inter- Friends la.nfi dugquné:llgc& gre re.| ment Holy Cross Cemetery. 242t spectfully invited to atten: une; ) sg vices Fridey, May 35, at 2 o'clock b. R T i i ey U t the restdencé of Henry Sahlein, 1718 Jackson streat. Interment Home of Pance Cemetery. Please omit flo:v- !‘lSHER—-In this city, May 21, 1906, Lin, beloved husband of Ellen N, Fisher, a native of Néw York, aged 75 years 5 months and 8 days. d."l‘htiflfil‘li:rl)l sel’\llqcel will be hheld to- y ( v), at 10 a. m., at the par- lors of Helsted & Co., 924 Fillmore atreet, llndfl‘ the auaplcas of Bxcelsior Lodge No. 166, F. and A. \GAUCH—In this city, May 22, 1906, at the German Hospital, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of Adem Gauch, and lov- ing mother of William, Carrie. Dora, Elsie and Theresa Gauch, daughter of Daniel Schneider, and sister of Mrs. Willilam Voss, Mrs. A Heitman and Bertha, Lettie and Fred Schneider, & native of New York, aged 29 years 11 months and 11 days. Friends and -cqunlnuncel are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorovr (Saturday), at 1 o'clock p. m.. from the residence of H. W. Gantner, T4 Pond street, between Sixteenth and Sev- en =enth, Sanchez and Noe. Interment Mount Olfvet Cemeters. 25-2t% HUNT—In Alameda, Cil, May 24, 1906, Edward Forrest Hunt, beloved lLus- band of Olive Hunt and_brother of George H. Hunt, Joseohine Wenant and Clara and Mary Fellrath, a native of sachusetts, aged 5 years. HIDALGO Plantation and Commercia' Company.. 1532 Hayes st., San Fran- | eisco. Shareholders kirdly !end pres- | ent addresses. 2 1mo* LA ZACUALPA Rubber Plsn\ntmn Com- pany, 1530 Hayes st., San Franeisco. Sharenold:rs kindly send present: ad- members please send changed address or enll at 2210 De dego st., nean Clay. Dr. Whlhelm Waldeyer, hours 1-2.myJ2 tf S, PETERSON, plumber, now at SE. cor- ner Bush and Laguna 'sts., formeriy 423 Jones at, . 24 3t% C._ M. BOCKOVEN. contractor, r. 6, 510 Ninth st., Oakland; and rush work. A. J. HENRY, Notary Public, 1901 Post street, ‘corner Fillmore; formerly 638 Market. 20 Tt DR. THOMAS D. MAHER, office and residenice 3545 Uwenty-third st.; hours 2 to 4 19 7t* DR. THIELE, the German speciallst of cor. 3d and Mission sts., has opened at 472 8th st., Oakland. myl3 6t JOHNSTON—In this city, May 22, 1306, Rose Johnston, & native of Ireland,y aged €1 vears. KINGSBURY—In Binghamton, County, Cal May 24, 1906, Mrs. Clara | Jeanette 5sbur)‘, beloved wife of Rev. Willard de L. Kingsbury, mother of Helen E. lnd Willard_S. Khipsbury. daughter of A. H. and Emily Stan- bri .-_nd sister of Charles BE. and Clin H. of San Francisco, and Ho- I. C.0’Connot & Co. NDERTAKERS, EMBALMERS Solano U. and FUNERAL DIRECTORS | 1062 FULTON Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers, 924 FILLMORE STREET, Between Fulton and McAllister. Phone Park 530. ST.. near Pierce. A. ROSA & formerly 5i5-Third st., milk dealers, e located at 1630 Dolores strast, 7 lmo* CHAS. BLISS CO., tailors, formerly Cn‘l oldg., 1847 McAllister st. 10 Ime THAT Man Fitts, 1123 Fillmore s | KEYSTONE Jewelry Co, 1607 Laguna— Old %)Id and diamonds ballxht Formerly 343 Kearny st. my25-3m GLASS AND GLAZING. | GLASS and Glazing.—Leave your orders | and they will receive prompt attention. | GREGORY & CO., Van Ness ave. sndl Market st. my22- F———-—_——.‘_—— BIRTHS. | FOULK—In _this city, Agrfl 23, 1906, to the wife of George H. k, a son. MORRIS—In this city, May 24, 1908, to the wife of William: M. Morris, a =on. SCHWEIZER—In this oity, to the wife of D. C. Schwelzer, = son. MARRIED. CLARK—RICHER'1—In this city, Decem- b!r 21, 1906, at 1164 Ellis street, by the Rev. Burr M. Weeden, Charles L. Clark and Margaret M. Richert, — e JULIUS S. GODEAU Underteker and Embalmer, 2123 Bush St, Near Fillmore, Formerly of 305 Monigomery Ave. and 810 Van Ness Ave. Finest private residence accommo- dafions. Lady attendant. Carriages and ambulances to hire. Tel. West 2699. GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING COMPANY Having escaped the fire, we still continue the businczs at the qld stand, 2475-2483 Mission street, near 211 St. Use cur chapel free. CLEIS & JACOBSEN, FLORISTS. Cut flowers, floral dellxns and plants a specialty. 942 FILLMORE, near McAllister. Phone Park 363. DIED. BADLAM—In Calistoga, Cal., May 24, 1506, Edgar B., beloved husbund of Auce c. lam. and father of Phyllis and Ruth Badlam, a native of San Francisco, n%ed 39 years. Notice of funcral hereafter. 1t May 22, BARTLOW—In Oakland, Cal., 1905, William J., dearly beloved hus- band of Mary B. Bartiow, and father of Frank and Marion Bartlow, a na- tive of Kingston, Jamaica, aged' 54 years 4 months and 21 days. Friends and acquaintances are re- 8] ecr.fully invited to attend the tunerfl unday, May 27, at "2 o'clock from the Bethel A. M. I, Church. !‘U— teenth and West otreets. Remains at Wood & Miller's undertaking parlors, 1128 Twenty-third avenue, eorner East FURNITURE FOR SALE. —_—— FURNITURE of 7-room cottage for sale; nearly new. Inquire 2147 Ward st., LOST—A passbook Saving cisco, return turned be issu in the name of ANNA ANDER- | SON, No. with the Hibernia s and Loan Society of San Fran- | 215-1433. The finder will please | to bank. Unless the same is re- within five days a new book will ed to the applicant. 25-5t* es; a limited number of White and New Home ma- cost. GREGORY & CO., Van and Market st. 22-7t sligntly 8. M. Co., my: used; 2352 tf Ja formerly Californ: now at 2105 Pine s Surgical instruments. mid-tf Store, r Bvcmrnn eries and trusses in st STORAGE AND MOVING VAN, N BROS. CO. Inc.—Moving and orage. Cor. 14th and Sancheg, 1 blk. om Market & Fillmore-st. cars.mvi17 of VETERINARY HOSPITALS. A PARKER DALZ ZIE)., veterinary den- o' st GOLKG G. ave,; tel. West 2490.m17 tf LOST—A passbool Savings cisco in the name of HILMA MATHIL- DA SKIPPER, will please return to bank. Unless same is returned within, five days a new book will be with the Hibernia s and Load Society of San Fran- No. 224-643. The finder issuad to the applicant. 2 5t* LOST—-A Savings cigco 1 WEAT! WEAT! {-Ju-e s retu; book wi LOST—A passbook with the Hioernia Sav- ings and Loan Society of San in the No. turned issued 187-337. Tae finder will pleue r- turn to bank. passbook _with the Hibernia and Loan Soclety of San Fra n the name of RUFUS STAR! HER or HATTIE HER, No. 266-047. The finder will return to bank. Unless the same rhed within five (5) days-a mew ill be issued to the appl 245% B. STARK- Francisco, name of MYER HIRSHEAU! Unless .0c same in five days a new book to the applicant. ll-b. LOST—A passbook with the x}ibam\a Ba - ings & the name of ROSE KIERNAN or R - KIERNAN. bank. nd Loan Soclety, ..o. The finder please “V'\i-s i | Berkeley. 25-5t TO LEASE. vl miprove; 1ot 1 t e e line o Kc.rrl of 3d 80 feet 8. of Harrison; 3 “n il t on the N. of Mission IOI faet E. ion by. | BO! o8 165 feet wu}-u! with an L 50x190, FRINK, zezs V-lla!a st., cor. Sccit; phone West 1339 (wopking). m20 tf —_— P T e e TO LEASE or nlo—’l‘wo frontages run- ning into rear street, 4 XMO, on 17th Inquire st.,_bet. and Y &5 "GORS, BW: cor. nn‘fi . cor, en :w"find e e e =, s g TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. WALTER A. SCOTT, 1811 San_Franeisco, and_ 918 ¥ land; Culumbla Visible (har |cv.-i\ new machines, diate Ay i ou a ot m at low ter .1 paper. “‘- n; miu."my 4 b $10 and §75. 1938 Fidmore st . BOWMAN—In Alamed May 23, 1906, at his resi 13 Rith street, Henry ‘Bo\'-man. ‘heloved hus- band of Anna Bow:iiwn, and father of Henrlettl. Bowman, Gel‘— 63 years aud 7 wmoaths. many, aged Fr{ ds and acquaintinces are re- spectfully invited .t 1ttend ths funeral sewlces Friday, May 25, at 2 o'clock from his residepce, 1143 Fifth Incineration Oaklani crulru- t Twelfth street. 25-2t Cn.lv. a native ui grset BLUM--In the City and County Hospital, May 24, 1306, Edwa rd Blum, a nn:ee of Bal(!um aged 61 years. YLE—In Mill Valley, 1906 “Carmelita N. Bo; an t bach, native of Val Gai. - (Rew_York, Pnuaunpnu and Louis papers a4 g Friends an ‘Bq ntances are re- spectfully invited to attend the !unml tornorl:ow (er uv) Mt at ’ cloc Church, Mill ¥ m. whon high m-.u' gvlll e ce = Hnl repose of l'ml'l gmg- Cemetery, by clectrie_car imln; ‘erry upon thebrr ival of the 1:30 p. m. usaiito. 5.9t 'UUN—In Ribe, Denmark, May 3, 1906, ‘Waldemar K. an, only hvn&er of Mrs. Gmsae ol‘d;y:m' aged 34 years 9 cu:u. Michasi, S E%‘ua oved hu: nie L. A. and ety .rrnu h‘l“l‘.“ of Joh- 3 nma E. Cun-v Cooper brother ?lfit H. W, Spencer, a na- May Il. - Park Floral Company 1437 HAIGHT ST. Phone Park 336. All floral designs, cut flowers, etc. Country orders solicited. Prompt de- livery. FREE BURIALS AT CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY T turther notice. Temporary oflen o \ 1100'GOUGH §* (sl ndertaking . QTEINBR ST. Phone West 1321 VALENIE. MARINI & CO. AKERS. ON STREET, SAN mANClsco H. F. MAASS CO. Undertakers and Embalmers, 1335 Golden Gate ave. bet. Fillmore and L% Park S6L. cnifii’. cocum\n a co.. ll m Resumed Business at 1159 \'llln- “‘"m":c:. Near Twenty-third. THEODOR DIERKS & CO., wmom.eor.mq_ Ister. the late Frank c:mm 4 Willlam Phippen, a native of Ireland, waged SO years. POWERS—In this city, May 22, 1308, William Powers, beloved husband of Jennie J.-Powers, and father of WiHliam ive of Peterborough, aged 56 years. Friends and acquaintances are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Fflday May 25, at1:30 o'clock p. m., at the chapel of Odd Fe - lows’ Crematory. SCHULTZ—In this city. May 3. me. ?golph beloved son of Frank and Caro- e Sehunx. and brother of Hermann and Millie ‘hultz, a native of San Pnnclsco. aged G yeun and 24 days. and acquaintances are re- invited lo atlend the funeral (Friday), at 9 from the hm ly residence, 3224 H on street. Interment Salem Cemetery. It BCOOFFY—“AY 24, 1906, after a brief ill- ness, Martha J. Scooffy, widow of P. M. Seoofty, 2 native of Virfin The funeral services will be held Sat- urday, May 26, at 11 a. m., at i"‘ Flll morc street. JEIDO—In Oakland. Cal., )l.t 14‘ Lullk& infant daughter of and Walter Siqueido, and niece of A:ella L. and Heloise J. Winchester, a native of California, aged 5 months and 4 days. TAYLER—In Oakland, Cal, May 24, l!o‘. Lizzie Tayler, sister of James H. Tay- ler, a native of Akron, Ohio, aged 57 years 3 months and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are re. spectfully invited to attend the funerll services tomorrow (Saturday), Ma. at 10 o'clock_a. m., at the home of hor brother, 524 Willlams street, Oakland.1t THORN—In this city. May 20, 1308, Abram Thorn, a native of New York, aged 96 years. WANT TRAVEL FROM THE SOUTH TO COME VA THIAD STREET Property Owners of the Thor- oughfare Ask Railway Company to Help. Southern Pacific Is Urged to Resume Use of Depot on Townsend. Tne ‘I'nird Street Property Owners Association is desirous of having that thoroughfare remain as one of the city’s main arteries of business and is endeavoring to have the Southern Pacific run trains from this point as in the past. At a meeting held yeés- terday the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, The train service between San Francisco and Los Angeles and in- termediate points south of San Jose on the Coast Line has been discontinued by the Southern Pacific Company, and ‘Whereas, The autonomy of our city can only be :rl!ored by the earliest pos- sible resump! of business in the lo- calities which were In use before the fire, and especially at the points of in- nsu and egress to and from the city, Whereu. Our banks and all other in- stitutions are returning to their old places of business, many of them occu- pying fragile temporary structures in or- der to accomplish this end, and ‘Whereas, The Southern Pacific Com- any's Third-street depot suffered no in- ury whatever from the fire or the earth- quake and is fully equipped for the re- sumption of the Los Angeles traffic and has become a landmark as one of the city’'s gateways to the people of Southern California, and ‘Whereas, The arrival and departure of all trains to and from Los Angeles by way of Oakland f= diverting business from this city and impeding the progress which we all desire to encourage in San Francisco, and Whereas, Our street cars have been wpoi‘tun‘ on Third street since the 19th of May; thus affording every facility for the convenience of passengers who de- sire to reach the depot; therefore be it Resolved, By the Third-street Property Owners' Association that we urge thé Southern Paeific accordance with the broad icy by which it has dome so much or gur _stricken city inits hour of need, to at once the use of its Third strest’ depot as u ummm for me Coast Line between Los Anxcln n.nd mu% mfl; JB.. Al ARONBON ice President Pro 'l"n- u-roqnnw “""Lmu. POINT LOBOS—. 10 v - 24—Etmr Break- Franeisco; schr Adveat, for San May 24—Stmr M F Plant, bence re, M. D., a native| ad 30 years. (Mil 26. at 2:30 o'clock. at the | a Takes Torney’s Place as Chief of the Sanitation. Ugly Rumors Are Afloat as to Friction in the Army. Lleutenant Colonel George . Torneyw, deputy surgeon: general, has been ra- lieved as chief sanitary inspector of the refugee camps about the city and re- turned to duty as commander of the Gen- eral Hospital at the Presidio. The order eame in the form of a request from General Greely asking that Colonel Tor- ney be returned to the hospital and that Colonel C. L. Heizman tske over the duties of sanitary inspector in addition |to his duties as chief surgeon of the Department of California. The change has caused much comment. It was said yesterday that friction had arisen “through a difference of opinlen between General Greely and Colonel Tor- ney &s to sanitary regulations. The ecal- onel when seen yesterday denied that friction existed between him and his su- perior officer and explained his removal as the settling down of the army to its n(ulu routine work. The officers in charge of the camps, however, are not satisfled with this version and are loud in their opinion that his removal was due to some deeper motive. Colonel Torney's ability as an organizer has never been questioned in military circles and spacial credit has been given him for the way he attended to the san- itary conditions of the camps while in Cuba and later during the insurrection in the Philippines. When' the fire first broke out he turned his entire command out to assist the sick and wounded of the city -and no man worked narder ot re- lieved more sufferers than the colonel himself. ‘When the wounded had beem sheltered and cared for he sought out General Funston, who was then in command of the city, and reminded him that steps must be taken to. control the samitary conditions of the city. He was almost immediately appointed chief sanitary in- spector and under his carefu! supervision the eamps were cleaned and all possibility of contagion stamped out. Many of the colone friends believs that his aétiveness and ability during the | distress in the city has greatly imcreased his chances to the promotion of chiéf sur- |geon of the army, the appointment :to which will be made in September next, and for which post the colonel ia con- sidered a very likely probability. _— = FIRE LIMITS AS PROPOSED | OPPOSED BY SMALL OWNERS They Declare Restrictions Will Pro- hibit Them Erecting Homes at Reasonable Cost. The proposed extension of the fire limits is meeting with decided oppo- sitlon on the part of residents in the districts it is proposed to ‘include in | the proscribed territory. Several ar- ganizations have been formed to fight the maiter and when the prop- osition is brought before the Board of Supervisors on Monday the objee- tion to the extension as contemplated | will be clearly expressed. Among the organizations most | prominent in the battle against the measure are the South of Market Property Owners’ Protective Associa- tion, the Property Owners’ Associa- tion of San Francisco, and the Tenth {and Howard Streets Property Own- ers’ Association. It is argued that the proposed change would work a hardship on 20,000 small property owners and the members of the as- sociations do not look upon the eX- tension of fire limits as being sup- ported in good faith. A number of the residents im the 280 additiorfal blocks that will be comprised in the new order declare themselves as being opposed to living in small brick buildings. The dangeér from earthquake in such habitations is pointed out. Should the residents be in a position that they could not afford structures that would comply with the new ations, they would be forced to d of their hold- ings at a price considerably less than \ | their actual value. | “This is a matter of extreme im- portance to the people,” said Ed- ward Fitzgerald, one of the leaders in |the movement. “We were not made aware of what the recent committee proposed to do until the matter ap- peared in public print on May 13. Then weé had to hustle and organize, that our property rights might be protected. We wiil fight this matter before the Board of Supervisors en Monday, but, as we have had 'so little notice, we will have to beg for delay and plead with the Supervisors net to take hasty action before we have an opportunity of presenting our side: The majority of property hold- ers in the nmew section are com - tively poor people and would be forced to sell if they had to comply with different building regulations. The injustice of this is apparent.™ - A meeting of the South of Market Property Owners' Protective Associa- tion will be held on Sunday afterncon at Tenth and Howard streets. Sev- eral prominent speakers will address the meeting and plans for the oppo- sition of the proposed extension be- fore the Supervisors will be formu- lated. —————— OAKLAND RELIEF COMMITTES MAKES FINANCIAL STATEMENT Action Caused by Report That San Francisco Committes Would With= hold an Additional $50,000. The Oakland relief committee has issued a statement as to finances. This state- ment was made because of public utfer- ances that the San Francisco committes would withheld an additional 350,060 comg tribution to Oakland unless the City cil should eto-e the saloons. The uni follows: