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12 THE SAN FRANCISCO. CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 150, JETT DESGRIBES THREE MURDERS Full Confession Made in| Money Wil_l—E:e Availabl,cf TeERTe Kentucky Feud Cases. Several Men Implicated in Plot Which Led to Tragedy. on the Dr. B. D. he warrant aulbee on an Callahan e today murdered Hargls and brought a great the ap- s Jett to wh sinations gives of he reign Count: The s by Jeit's at- Je Smith and John pckrill; that Rob- er r and s and that Elbe Hargis, Ed Cal- nd Bill Britton formed the con- with these statements, laye bare. évery y and the events murder. he murder of was and ol as e pur- told the sses to by Callahan for Ewen to the as- little 1 one rang house telept Hargis = le sens his assertions in T gard her murders. He he w 1l and heard e 3 shotguns; two w 3 loses his confession by saying that he he “plain truth, noth- tng less.” He re- of 3 and arcum is an innocent o1 FRNEISCN JONE T0 DEATH Clark Rice’s Body Found by Track Walker at Jersey City. ne 13.—Detectives in are investigating young man whose body 1 yesterday near the track of ware, Lackawanna and West- n that city. The detectives ng on the theory that he was The body was found by a alker and removed to the Converse, the county found a three-inch wound of the man's head and a fracture of the skull i death e man was poorly clothed. There was no money in the dead man's pocket, but the police found a card bearing the Leon M. Bishop, No. 319 y-sixth street, Manhattan.” was notified and her bus- to the morgue late last fied the body as a young man who this city on a visit Bishop said: man s the son of a afacturer in Kansas ¥ been in business but shortly after the e to this city on friends of g man About a week he would return City, where he s family until ness in San Fran- our house he was with money and He declared he to_his home, and > him one of my wife's rds, urging him not to forget address and me 10 us when visited New York. I feel sure oung man has met with foul E AS CITY, Rice of Kansas found . June 13.—Clark City, whose dead body yesterday in the Lacka- ad tunnel at Jersey City, N J., the son of the late Thomas C. Rice, who at his death several years was manager of the Kansas City Company. Young Rice went from re to San Francisco, thence to New k. His mother, Mrs. Mary A. Rice, visiting In Colorado. —— NEW YORK CORPORATION IS BARRED FROM OHIO United States Investors Company Will Neot Be Granted Right to Do Business. COLUMBUS, June 13.—Attorney Gen- Ellis, in an opinion to Secretary of State Layton, has held that the kind of business donc by the United States Investors Company is illegal in Ohio and advised him not to issue a certif- fczte. The United States lgvestors Company is a New York corporation and controls & number of subsidiary companies engaged in mining, the stock of which is subjected to the payment of a share of its dividends into- @ pool out of which dividends on the\holding com- pany’s stock are to be paid. Ellis -holds that this conflicts with the anti- wust act er £ of way and other privileges to the city | ; UB-TREASURY - T0 BE REPARED Soon for Work on | Vaults. ]‘ Thirty Thousand Dollats? to Be Allowed by Congress. CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING, | WASHINGTON, June 13.—An appro- | priation of $30,000 to be immediately | available for repair of the United States sub-treasury vaults at San Francisco is practically assured. G. C. Bantz, deputy assistant treasurer of the United States, who has recently conferred with Sub-Treasurer Jacobs of San Francisco regarding the work | necessary to pur the vaults in proper | condition, today laid the matter before | Chairman Tawney and other members | of the House committee on appropria- | tions and urged that provision be made | at_once for that purpose. | Bantz' statement, which was sup- ported by Senator Perkins, who accom- panied him, was favorably received, and the necessary amount will doubt- | less be appropriated in the deficiency bill soon to be reported to the House. | The conferees on the lighthouse bill have stricken from that measure the items inserted by the Senate providing for a light and fog signal on Red Rock, San Francisco Bay, and a tender. for the lighthouse service in Hawaiian and Pacific waters. An effort will be made at the next session of Congress to secure the passage of bills making provision for these purposes The Secretary of the Interior today withdrew from any form of disposi- tion whatever under the public land laws a strip of land extending around Goose Lake in Northeastern Californig and Southeastern Oregon in connection with the Pitt River irrigation project. The area withdrawn covers approx- imately 40,000 acres. Senator Flint's bill granting rights of Los Angeles for water, light and power purposes passed the Senate to- day without opposition. L S AR TR EMOGRATS LODKING FOR ISSUES 70 BE USED IN GAMPEN SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. WASHINGT! June 13. — Having been deprived by Mr. Roosevelt of all their issues except that of tariff revis- ion, after a manner which they com- plainingly declare to be tantamount to highway robbery, the Democrats in the House have been seeking something to add to their anti-tariff ammunition when they meet the enemy in Novem- | ber. Five of the leaders believe they have found a fit companion issue for free trade and they will take it be- fore the country in the early fall, pro- vided their brother Democrats consider | it wise. A movement, getting its initial force from Representatives David A. de Ar- mond and Champ Clark of Missouri, Charles A. Towne and Bourke Cockran of New York and Oscar W. Under- wood of Alabama—prominent Demo- crats all—undoubtedly will result dur- ing the closing days of the session in a party caucus, at which it will be sought to have adopted resolutions condemning the present rules of the House and calling for a radical reform intended to deprive the Speaker of his powers by taking from him his right to appoint committees. If the Demo- crate agree to that which the leaders, barring John Sharp - Williams, will| urge in the caucus, the matter will enter the campaign as an issue and the | country will be told that it is the intention of the Democratic party to make the title of “Czar” a misnomer as applied to the Speaker, and to re- | store to the House its right to be called in truth a deliberative body. Not all the Democrats in Congress | are enthusiastic over the plan of the| men seeking to make the office of | Speaker simply that of a presiding of- | ficer—a mere moderator in an assembly of legislators. Williams, the Demo- cratic floor leader, believes in his heart that the sixtieth Congress is to be a Democratic body, and that he will be its head. He complains on occasion of the iron rule of the presiding of- ficer, but he is by nature as auto- cratic a man as any who ever sat in the chief's chair, and he would be the last man in public life to yield will- ingly a single volt of the power when once he became Speaker. BRYAN IN ST. PETERSBURG. ‘Wiil Study at Close Range the Russian Political Struggle. ST. PETERSBURG, June 13.—Wil- liam J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arrived here today from Berlin. They will re- main here until Friday, when they leave for Stockholm and Christiania, on their way to London, where Mr. Bryan will deliver an address on the Fourth of July. He expects to witness the coronation of King Haakon at Christiania, and is due to arrive at New York on August 2§. » Mr. Bryan came to St. Petersburg to get a glimpse of the Russian Par- liament and to study at close range the epoch-making political struggle which is convulsing Russia., He has| |arranged to visit the House ‘tomorrow jand confer with the leaders of the popular movement. | Today Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were the guests at luncheon, in the Kleinmichel Palace, of Embassador and Mrs. Mayer. BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS DELINQUENT SALES. AITKEN & AITKEN—Attorneys-at- law, 876 Eddy st., bet. Franklin and Van Ness ave.,, S. F. Special attention to presentation and_enforcement of insurance claims and to corporation, probate and real cstate matters. TYPE FOUNDERS <o, offices and stores 405 Eighth st, Oak- land, and 412 Jackson st., San Franclsco, Cal.; warehouses, San Francisco and Oakland. GANTNER MATTERN €O, Laguna and Grove‘u.—l(nn goods; mills run- ning. Orders promptly flled. PACIFIC TANK CO., NATIONAL WOOD PIPE €O., 518 Eleventh st, Oakland. Phone Oakland 7275. GORHAM €O., 4th and Wash- ington, gn‘i’l‘a’rfin Phone Oak. 7663. e HEON, SOKIend. Thona s S e GOLDSMY BE.OS., 2809 Californ.a st. Photo -u':gu..; developing, printing. GATES, J. R. & CO., Ime., Wholesaic Daiggists, Cal, and Devisadero sts. PARAFFINE PAINY CO.—The Malthoid Roof P. B. . Main office, Unuoa Sav. Bank bldg., Oakland; sales depart- ment. Guerrero. near 15th, S. F. - S S PHOTOGRAPHS made by R. J. WA- TERS & CO., Commercial Photog- raphers, 1946 California st. ALLIS CHALMERS CO. temporary Oakland office, 906 Broadway; phone 855. S. F. office, 602 oission st. Gate's Crushers, Electrical Macninery. AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASS'N,, J. D. Millar, Mgr., formerly Parroit bldg., S. F.,'now 1573 Broadway, Oakland. AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, 10th Fioor Kohl Bufldfin% Telephones West 6103 and 6104. CHARLES_ADAMS—Tailor. 430 Haight st., nr. Fillmore. C. J. AUGER, Watchmaker and Jeweler. 1760 Market st., cor. of Van Ness ave. ALASKA PACKERS' ASSOCIATION— Offices, 74 Folsom st., San Francisco. ATLANTIC Fish Co., $20 Florida, 8. F.; 4th and Webster, Oakland; phone 7540. AWNING AND TENT CO., Ross Mec- Mahon, 35 Market st. BOWERS’ RUBBER WORKS. Complete stock from cur Chis warehouse has arrived and is ready for delivery. Temporary office 455 lerri- mac st.. Oakland, Cal. P. O. box 516. Phone Oakland 118. BROWN, EDWARD, & SONS, General Agents, 418 11th st., Oakland; Svea Ins. Co. of Sweden, Agricultural of . Delaware of Phila., Globe & Rutgers of N. Spring Garden of Phila. SING, TOLLE & POSTEL, Inmc., Distillers and Importers of high-grade Whiskies; Distributors of famous Oak Run Whisky; 422-25 Ninth st., Oakland, and 210 East st., 8. F. BALDWIN BUILDING CO., junction of Market and Church sts. BALDWIN, D. H., & CO., Piano Manu-| facturers, Retail store, 2512-14 Sacra- mento, nr. Fillmore. Carload ship-| ments received from our factories. | BORNEMANN CO., GEO. C—Fox &| Blickersderfer Typewriters, formerly | HAMMERSMITH & FIELD, gold & sil- 312 Market st., at 1407 O'Farrell; 1008 | Washington st., Oakland. BISHOP & COMPANY, Candy, crackers and preserved fruits now on hand at 6th and Clay sts., Oak- land, Cal. BACIGALUPI, PETER—Phonographs, records, slot pianos and machines. 1113-1115 Fillmore st. BONESTELL, RICHARDSON & CO.— Paper; temporary address, 1059 Castro st., Oakland. Phone Oakland 7700. GOLDSTEIN €O.. Theatrical Cos., Wlsmaken—'fem. office, 2024 BluhQ'L GOODYEAR RUBBER CO..—2600 Pacific ave., corner gle:‘ce st. Tel. West 105. | HERCULES GAS ENGINE WORKS— Holsts, stationary, portable and ma- rine gasoline engineS. Temporary office, 90 Second st.. S. I. Works and office, Alameda. Phone Alameda 91. POTTER, T. B, REALTY CO., formerly Parrott bldg. New address 1017 Steiner st., cor. Golden Gate ave. PALACE ARDWARE CO. 456-458 Golden G';,(e ave., near Polk st. PARCELLS SAFE CO. Mapl Hall, Oakland. Tel. Oakland 1331, PECKHAM & CO., Insurance Adjusters, 1063 Frankiin: pone 1743 Oaldand. HERMANN SAFE CO., THE—Expert safe opening. Corner California and Sansome sts.; res. 12256 Willard st. HOLM & NATHAN, wholesale millin- ery. Temporary location, 1619 La. guna st. - A e L S S SR O HAYES VALLEY STABLES—Boarding, livery and carriages for hire. 54 Hayes st.; telephone Park 284. HERRMANN & CO., Hatters, 1718 Mar- ket st., hetween Polk and Van Ness. RICHARDS, DR. C. W., Dentist, former- 1y Mutual Bank bdg. Dus ‘motee. of office. Direct correspondence to Vallejo st. ROTHENBERG CO., THE, SE corner Seventh and Franklin sts., Ogkland. Proprietors of Old Judge iskey. Stock on hand. Immediate delivery. ROEBLING’S, JOHN Wire, wire ropes and electric wire. 1116 Broadway, Oakland. Tel. 7410. ver smiths,801 Van Ness ave cor. Eddy. HUGHRS, B, Finters and book- binders, 725 o 733 Folsom, nr. Third, HILMER HARRIS CO.—Dairy Pro- ducts, 26 Clay st., nr. Easi HIND, W. G,, Architect, formerly Starr | King bidg.;/at 1168 McAllister st. IRVINE-STANTON CO. are now located at 303 Twelfth st., Oakland. JOHNS, H. W.——~MANVILLE CO. Asbes- tos Roofings, Fireproofing Materials. 180-82 Second st. ED JONES, Tools, Hardware & Cutlery, form’ly Mkt. & Fremont. 1466 Market. |DR. PHILIP RICE, Oculist and Aurist, at 2428 Bancroft way, Hours, 1 to b. —_— ROUSSEAU, CHAS. J., Architect and Structural Engineer, o} 2 yan st., San Frnnchisco, Tt Al REED & CO.—44 Market, S. F. Build- ings erected, contracting, wrecking. RIX Compressed Air & Drill Co., 12. Franklin, Oakland; phone Onkh:'d 21523 ROSENTHAL, LOUIS, Marine Insurance, SWISS MARINE INS. CO.’S b 478%; Tenth st.. Oakland. e REISS BROS. & CO. now ready for busi- ness at 1500 Post st, city; new store also secured. Berkeley. JOY’S DRUG STORE, Surgical Inst’s. Batteries and Trusses—2105 Pine st. ROUSSEAU & SON, Architects, 2‘ Pine st., corner Wobster. & b 100 JACKSON, BYRON, Machine Works. Of- REID lfl{os..fiAfl;chllec!s. 2325 Gough st. 001. fice 18 Telegraph ave., Oakland. Tel. West JEFFERY, THOS, B., & CO., 31 San- | RISDON IRON WORKS in full opera- chez st, S. F. Rambler Automobiles. tion at the old address. JUNGBLUT, AUGUST, CO.—Billiard and Pool Tables. 837 Fiilmore st. { KING KEYSTONE OIL CO.—Now locat- ed permanently 22 Clay st. Formerly _206 California st. and Jackson-st. bulkhead. All grades of lubricating oils for marine and stationary work. Asphaltum, lubricating greuses, axle grease. SIEBE BROS. & PLAGEMANN—Tempo- rary office, 2291 Sacramento Phone West 747. SOLOMON, C., JR. Jaj Ine.—Importers of nese’ goods; full stock; immediate delivery. Strap ' tron and Corner Fas- teners—Cary's best. Myrtle _st. Phone 2548 Oakland and Southern Pa- cific W. H, S. F. KNIGHT & HEGGERTY and WILLIAM | M. MADDEN—Temporary law offices 2319 Scott st., near Jackson. Tele- phone West 822. BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COM- PANY, THE—S79 Turk st, S. F. BROWNLEE HARDWARE AND STOVE €0.—Golden Gate ave., nr. Polk st BAKER-VAWTER CO., 815 Kohl bldg. Phone Main 5073. Tom Deering, Mgr. BULLOCK, JONES & CO.. merchant tailors. 801 Van Ness ave., cor. iddy. BASS-HUE+ER PAINT CO.—Paints, oils; Hueter's varnishes. 2322 Howard. BRAUN, F. W, CO., temporary ad- & dress, 2513 24th st. Rhode Island car. CURTIN Detective Agency, Inc., The— Miles J. Bolger mgr. Rms. 220,221,222 Montgomery blk, 628 Montgomry, for. | Cal. Safe Dep. Nigh phone Pacific 122. LATE OF BOLIVIA. ULATE OF BRAZIL. BARNARD, ATTORNEY- ‘W, 894 Fulton st., near Fillmore. CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, Pacific Coast Uffice, 45-46 Bacon Bullding, Oakland, Cal. CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 2109 Fill- near California. Factory on now in full operation. CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS. Oakland office removed to old address, 642 Foisom st., San Francisco. CHINN-BERETTA OPTICAL CO., 1821 Fillmore st., bet. Sutter and Bush. KEYSTONE TYPE FOUNDRY, 304 Tel- | egraph ave., Oakland. Phone Oakland | 7476, San Francisco office, 1447 Ellis 8t., between Webster and Buchanan. KENT, THOS. E.,, Shirt Maker, now at 882 Oak st., Oakland; phone Oakland KNOWLES, EDW. CO., Printers, Broderick st, ncar McAllister. KOHLER & CHASE, 1013 Broadway, Oakland; city, 824 Fulton st. KELLY’S STABLES, Pine and Frank- | lin. Carriages and Coupes. Tel. West 1991 LEAVITT, J. W. & CO., Reo, Stoddard, Dayton, Cleveland and Wayne Auto- mobfles; immediate delivery. 370 12th st., Oakland. 911 Webster st., S. F. LUNDY’S JEWELRY STORE will open for business at 785 Market st. July 1. Temporary office, 947 Stanyan st. LEIBOLD HARNESS & CARRIAGE CO., bus. buggies, spring wagons, harness, robes, whips. 1214 Goldeu Gate ave. - LUCKHARDT CO. — Assayers. 810 Broadway, Oakland. LINEN-MESH vsnnnwsul‘,v DEI- MEL—Order by mail, 1908 Webstar. LUNDSTROM HAT WORKS, formerly | 1458 Market, 605 Krny.; 530 Haight st. | MURPHY, GRANT & CO., Wholesale Dry Goods. Eighth and Franklin sts., 716 Quick Optical Repairs. Oakland, Cal. CONKLIN BROS.—Carpet _Cleaning.|A. H. MACNUTT, Pacific Granite and 1331 Scott st. Marble Works., at Masonic Cemetery. COXHEAD & COXHEAD, Fldne WesLIE Architects, 2323 California_st, S. F.|MAUZY, BYRON, Plamos—Office and warercoms, 1165 O'Farrell st, bet. COOK, H. N., BELTING CO.—Temporar; office, 2612 Webster. Phone West 125. CURTAZ, BENJ., & SON—Open for busi- ness, 2262 Franklin st. CARBORUNDUM and Specialties. Fred Ward & Som, care 1534 Sutter. CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS, Brannan st., between Sixth and Seventh. DENSMORE STANDARD TYPEWRI- 'TERS (ball-bearing), A. W. Smith manager, 2112 Steiner st EUGENE DIETZGEN CO., surveying in- struments, drawing materials, blue printing, 2125 Union st. Tel. West 5191, DAVIS, W., & SON, 2020 Howard st., Saddlery Goods, Horse Collars, Leathr DINAN 5, R, HALL, Millinery, forly 72 Geary, S. F., now 546 14th st, Oakl'd. DIERKS, THEODORE & CO., Under- takers, 900 Devisaidero, cor. McAlstr DIBCKMANN & C0., temp. offices, 1110 Unlon Sav. Bank bidg., Oakland. DEIMEL LINEN MESH UNDER- WEAR—Order by mail, 1906 Webstr DEGEN BELTING CO., L. P., Third and Franklin sts., Oakland. OE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CU,, 309 Twelfth st., Oakland, Cal. D@LLAR, ROBERT, CO., Shipping and Jumber, 704 Union Sav. bldg., Oakl'nd.; Steuart-st. dock; tel. Oakl’d 7406. EILERS MUSIC Cu.—Pianos, Organs, Electric Pianos, ~Autopianos. -~ 520 Haight st, cor. Fillmore. General offices temporarily at 1075 Clay st., Oakland, Gal. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., 111 to 121 Townsend st. Telephone West 3408. Comnlete stock electrical sunnlies ready for delivery. FIREMAN'S T"UND INSURANCE CO., NW. cor. 1ith & Franklin; marine dept., 10i0 Broadway, land; department, 1271 Turk st.,, 8. F. FRIEDMAN, M., & CO., Furniture, Car- ets; offices, Rooms 2 and 3, 1056 Washington ‘st Oakland. City office, 1608 Scott st., San Francisco. ~ ° FULTON IRON WORKS in Full er- ation. Phone West 1160. City office, 511 Market st. FREIERMUTH, GEO. H., civil engineer and surveyor, 1562 Ellis st. My notes of city surveys saved. GRIFFIN & SKELLEY CO,, Canned and Dried Fruits, NW. corner Ellis and Franklin sts. NEW YORK, June 13.—Willlam J. Bryan Jr. arrived today from Bremen on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, (after having accompanied his father {on his travels. | I was surprised,” said young Bryan, |“to find how well my fath€r was known wherever we traveled. They knew about him even in the wilds of India and in Chine. They knew, too, that he had never been President, but |that he had run.” Washington Democrats Boom Bryan. SEATTLE, Wash., June 13.—Wash- ington Democrats, in meeting assem- {bled here last night, launched the Bryan boom, and the name of Gover- nor George E. Chamberlain of Oregon ‘was suggested for Vice President. For- mer United States Senator George Turner made the principal speech of the evening, in which he paid an elo- quent tribute to Bryan. Senator Nelson Imdorsed. DULUTH, Minn., June 13.—The Re- publican State Convention today, by a rising vote, indorsed United States Semator Knute Nelson for re-election. A. L. Cole of Walker County was nomi- nated for Governor and A. O. Eberhart for Lieutenant Governor. Chief Jus- | tice C. O. Stuart was nominated by ac- clamation to succeed himself. —_—— ‘When the votes on the rate bill were counted, Foraker, Morgan and Pettus must have asked themselves, “When shah we three meet again?™ A GOLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE, for- merly 10 Sixth st.; temporal 950 Pierce, bet. Golden Gate and McAlsr GEARY, J. L., JR., Attorney at Law, 1407 O’Farrell, cor. Laguna. GLADDING, McBEAN & CO.—lerra cotta, fiieproofing, brick, vitrified pipe, etc. Eddy and Hyde sts, EPISCOPALIANS’ RELIEF WORK CONTINUES ENERGETICALLY Bishop Nichols and Mrs. Nichbls Take Active Part in Alleviating Urgent Needs. The central relief station of the Epis- copal Church is still located at the offi- cial residence of Bishop Nichols, 2515 ‘Webster street, between Pacific avenue and Broadway. 4 Mrs. Nichols is chairman of the com- mittee of ladies appointed by the various rectors having charge of the work of receiving and distributing clothing and other necessaries. The Rev. Mr. Bours has been appointed by the Bishop to assist in this work. Large supplies have been received from all over the country and the urgent need of numerous people is manifested in the large number who have been and who are still being as- sisted. \ + The clergy of the city and cities, under the direction of Bishop Nichols, are making a canvass of the permanent camps to locate members of all parishes and to give emergency pastoral care radtae M i R ) Franklin and Gough. MAYERLE, GEORGE, Optician. Eyes Examined Free. Golden Gate ave. MARTIN BROS.—First and Only Tail- ors on Market st. 1716 Market st. ‘WM. F. MEAGHER—S826% Page st., nr. Scott. Boots, shoes made to order. MeBOYLE, A, & €O, DRUGGISTS— Jackson, one door below Montgomery. MIDDLETON MOTOR CAR CO., 607 Van Ness ave., San Francisco. MACDONALD’'S Good Coffees, Fresh Crackers. New Frisco Market, G. G.av. MENDELSON BROS., Silk Goods, 1076 Clay st., Oakland. Stock on hand. McINTYRE, J. B, BINDERY, City, 1928 Pierce st.; Oakland, 1064 Market st. German Expert 1115 SHATTUCK CO., E. J.,, Printing Inks and Printers’ Rollers. = Qakland office, New Tribune bidg; San Francisco office, 412 Jackson st.; roller factory, 2235 Railroad ave., Alameda. SCHLOSS CROCKERY CO., crockery, glass, enameled. galvanized ware; plenty stock on hand. Permanent lo- cation 371 5th, cor. Clara. SUNSET PHOTO SUPPLY CO.—Full supply. Formerly 42 Third st., S. F. located 1262 Broadway, Oakland. Phone Oakland 436. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND PROVISION CO., 139-141 Fifth st., San Francisco. SHILLCOGK, H. J., Photo Supply Co., Broadway, Daxisad. elephoné Oakland 3284. STANDARD ELECTRICAL CON- STRUCTION CO., R. J. Davis, Presi- dent. 606 Misslon st. SHEPPARD FILE & LEDGER CO. Loose Leaf Devices, 1116 Broadway, Oakland. SORENSEN CO., Jewelers & Opticjans, at 1255 Fulton st., nr. Devisadero, and 2593 Mission. Repairs saved. SCHAERTZER & CO., Attorney, 1869 Buchanan st., corner 3ush; residence, 3320 Twenty-second st. ‘STIRI:ING CONSOLIDATED BOILER €O., THE—Temporary, 2456 Bacon blk., Oakland, Cal. Tel. Oakland 2788. STEIN, “Your Painter.” Signs. Sacramento st. SCHULTZ-HANSEN CO.—Headquarters, 303 Bast st., corner Jackson, S. F. STERN, THE PRINTER—2005 Buch- anan st. All classes of printing. SCHMIDT, BEN J., & Co., 907 Franklin st., Oakland; wholesale fancy goods. SIMOND SAW CO., 368 Gth, Ozkland; phone Oakland 7619; Mill suppilies. STONEY, ROULEAU & STONEY, Attorneys-at-Law, Bush and Steiner sts. THOMAS, THE F., PARISIAN DYEING AND CLEANING WORLS Now Located 1158 McAllister st. 2 TITLE INSURANCE AND GUARANTY COMPANY, formerly Mills building, has resumed business at SW corner Bush and Steiner sts. THE WALDORF, 3461 Sacramento st. ‘Wigs, switches, hair dressing, mani- curing. ‘Temporary Headquarters THE YO.:0OHAMA SPECIE BANK, Ld., 515 Montgomery st., Cor. Commercial. TAMM & NOLAN CO. Varnish Makers, 3052 MEESE & GOTTFRIED CO., office and works, Nineteenth and Harrison sts. MEUSSDORFFER, J. C., SONS—Hat- ters, 509 Fillmore st. Utah-st, bet. 156th and Alameda sts. — UMBESEN, G. H, & CO, Real Estate, Rent Collecti Insurance, Leasing: o&ce, 905 Fillmore st., Temporary near McAllister. METROPOLIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANIK, now at 1130 Eddv st. VALVOLINE OIL CO., 157 Townsend st., San Francisco. Tel. Temporary 221 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, Pickering & Stiles, 16th and Telegraph ave., Oakland. MOORE & SCOTT IRON WORKS in full operation, Main and Howard sts., S. F. NEUSTADTER BROS., importers and manufacturers. Offices, 908 Washington st., Oakland, and 2508 Fillmore st., San Francisco. . NONOTUCK SILK CO. Thread Agency, WM. METZNER, Manager, 1261 Guer- . rero st., San Francisco. NORDMAN BROS., 717 Market street. NAUMAN, C. & CO., Produce & Commis- sion Merchants, 9-11 East st, S. F. VARNEY & GREEN_ office and yards, 15th st., between Valencia & Mission. AUGH, PRINGLE AND CHRISTEN- WEBN, Afines and Investments, Real FEstate and Insurance, 974 Eddy st. NGHOUSE” ELECTRIC & MFG, S oin office. northwest. corner of Second and Howard sts., - cisco. WILLARDI.JOHN F., Western Gas En- nes, hoisting and stationary; prompt on‘ivery. Third and Washington sts., Oakland. WICHMAN, LUTGEN & CO., Inc.—Har- 4., SONS CO— lowing & Jows: 288 1124 1125 1128 1113 1121 Althof, Am equal _to New Stock Issue (aot ued = Becker, B. A, Trustee, al Issue Stock, Cert. 3146—100 shares, equal to 200 shares New Stock Isaue (no issued) Baur, A, Baur, Baur, A, Baur, Baur, A, Baur, Baur, Baur, Baur, | Baur, Baur, I Company, and Trust Trustee for Estate of W. H. Graves, Original Is. sue Stock, Cert. 3201—25 shares, equal to 50 shares (not New issued) Commins, Mary . Commins, M:rk Campbell, J. Cruden, David David Stock Issue Cruden, David . David C David California_~ Safe and Trust Trustee for Matn. ..ol ecooevs 285 Churchhill, Mrs. M. Alice. 334 Churchhill, Mrs. M. Alice. 385 Coffee, G. W <ee...1091 Dugan, Chas E., 14 Chas. E., Trustee.. 15 Chas. E., T: Chas. Chas. Chas. Chas. E. Chas. E. Chas. Dugan, gan, Dugan, Dugan, Dugan, Dugan, Dugan, Drescher, Drescher, Drescher, Drescher, Durbrow, e Ehrenberg, Falkenstein, Gutschow, W Gibson, Gibson, Gibson, Garthwaite, e Goldsack, Emily S... Hecht Bros. & Co... Hecht Bros. & Co. Hoffschneider, Wm. H. Manheim, Dibbern Manheim, Dibbern Manheim, Dibbern Mebius, Mebius, & Co.. 312 & Co.. 774 & rison and Everett, Alameda. Gilt Edge | M: Whiskey. Phone, Alameda 1179. NATIONAL Life Ins. Co. of U. S. of A., 84 Sanchez st. W. H. Hendricks, Mgr. NEWHALL, H. M., & 00, 2009 Pacific avenue. S8 i PR 1 Ui T A NOVELTY ELECTRIC SIGN CO., for- merly 127 Eddy, 1358 Fillmore. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE CO., business office, 918 Ellis st., 8. F. OLIVER STANDARD VISIBLE TYPE- | WRITER—Fred W. Vluzhln Pacific coast "dealers, 907 #t., San Francisco. RD & ROY—Real estate, insurance & mining. 1602 O'Farrell st., cor. Webster. Co., O NS, | X THE, AUGUST, Broker, removed ng if)'rn‘tlly m’ssoc 17th st, one block below Market and Castro sts. N A e o ITNEY, J. & CO., THE E. IN- WY $o. Tormerly 120 Sutter, 8. | M F.. located 1116 Broadway, Oakland. OHN A. WOLF, 107 Market st. The first tailor to open en Market st. F. WILLEY CO.—Carriages, buss wagons, etc. 19 Fell st. e e ST Fillmore | g, E. W1lT CO0.—Oil plants and ma- chinery, 756 Seventh st., Oakland. WRE! , 22:2 Fillmore, cor. R iy S31 Larkin). Phono West 197. PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOK- LYN, N. Y., A. C. Olds State Agent for Paciflc Coast; Kohl building, San a:fi?fi T&mw‘x"ym "-%3' ‘Harrison sts. ll-;‘\s“ rner 1% s —_— PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO— 5, 10 and 15 cent stores. Union Sav- ings Bal ing, kland. Phone o&una";{io‘%?"d 8, Oal to all the people. Thi vass devised by Bishop Nichols received the hearty approval of Dr. Devine of the Red Cross. —e New Railway Incorporates. Incorporation ~papers of the San Francisco and Great Eastern Railway Company were filed yesterday with the County Clerk. The road will run from Marysville to and through Downieville, a distance of six mile: 3 tock is $3,000,000 and the ck $60,000. (The directors and shareholders of the corporation are Fred Stock, who has been elected tn%- urer; J. W. Finney. W. S. Redding, W. H. Hodgkin and Daniel Kelly. The Jacobson Saddlery Company filed its articles of incorporation in the County Clerk’s office yesterday. The company. will deal in veterinary supplies. The capital stock is $50,000. The directors and shareholders are Emil Jacobson, Libble Jacobson, H. Donegan, M. B. Kellog and J. M. Downer. s People who mmm.j often 3 INGTON Life Ins. Howard wl"e:fin. mgr., Macdonough bl Oakld. e "Polytechnic | WAKELEE'S PBAB-AC\'VSW. cor. De- visadero and Cal.; phone West 2007. WCH & SON Paper, 405 San_Franclsco; 514 11th st., Oakland; 54 1st st, Portland, Or.; 118 N. Los _Angeles st., Los Angeles; 114 K st. cramento. BEGIN WORK FLEARING OUT OF FAIRMONT HOTEL Law Brothers Hopé to Have Bufldiag Ready for Occupamey Early in Nevember. The Fairmont Hotel is now the scene of busy action and life. Nearly two hundred workmen are engaged in clearing out the debris occasioned by the flames that wrought such terrible havoc to this beautiful building. The exterior of the hotel was only slightly damaged by the fire, but the flames played awful waste with the interior. While there was no furniture in the house for the fire to feed upon, the gorgeous silken tapestries of the walls and the luxurious silken hang- ings ‘:.ngl portieres afforded ample fuel for the flames. ‘While the interior, so far as the dec- orations are concerned, is in a sorry state of wreck, the building and its tural supports are prac- tically in as good shape as ever. i The Law brothers anticipate having the building ready for occupancy in i ’ 3 SRR & S99 % #gzg244222 DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Location and place of business, City and|Thomas, H. County of San Francisco, State of California. | Thomas, H. NOTICE—There is delinquent upon the fol- 1 stock on account of Assess- | ppomas, H. naines of the respective sharchoiders, as fol | ppomae NAMES OF . SHAREHOLDERS. Ccn.N..zsshu?. 200 BEZ58858. ‘Thomas,* H. ment No. 20, levied on the 20th day of Febru- | Thomas, H. ! ary, 1906, the several amounts set opposite the | Thomas, as, H. | Thomas, ‘Thomas, Thomas, H. '.:_'hmao. H. Amt. Thomas, Thomas, | Thomas, mas, 400.00 | Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, .00 | Thomas, H. 20.06 | Thomas, 20.09 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 20.00 ' Thomgs, 20200 | Thomas, 80.00 | Thomas, 80.00 | Thomas, 80.00 | Thomas, 80.00 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 50.00 | Thomas, 80.00 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 20.00 | Thomas, 40.00 | Thomas, Thomas, H. H. REEEREE i R W., Trustee. W., Trustee.. 7 H.W._Trustee. 7 20.00 | Thomas, H. W Trustee. Trustee. Trustee. Trustee. Trustee. Trustee. Trustee. 100 .00 50 -00 10 .00, 1 00 100 40 00 400.00 | Thomas, H. 200.00 | Thomas, H. 400.00 | Thomas, H. 50.00 | Thomas, H. 60.90 | Thomas, H. 140.00 | Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. Thomas, H. 100.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. gggg | ;hamu. :‘! X homas, H. 100.00 | Thomas, H. 92.00 | Thomas, H. 40.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. .00 | Thomas, H. - homas, H. W., Trustee. Thomas, H. W., Trustce Thomas, H. Trustee. 20.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. 200.00 | Thomds, H. . Trustee. 100.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. 100.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. 20.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. 20.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. 20.60 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. 20.00 | Thomas, H. 200.00 | Thamas, H. 200.00 | Thomas, H. 200.00 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee 100.00 | Thomas, H. . Trustee.. 10000 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. 100.00 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee.. 100.00 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee Thomas, H. W., Trustee 100.00 | Thomas, H. Trustes. 40.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. . 4000 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee. 80.00 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee..102 15000 | Thomas, H. 50.00 | Thomas, H. Thomas, H. 10.00 | Thomas, H. 1 Thomas, H. 1 Thomas, H. 1 Thomas, H. 5 Thomas, H. Thomas, H. 8 Original 1 Cert. 3964—20 100.00 ual to 40 shares 200200 20.00 . 40 %0.00 40.00 8 40.00 | Issue Stock, 2009 Cert j4071—5 shares 20. ual #to 10 shares 100.00| New Stock Issue (not 40.00 | _issued) 1 20 100.00 100. 10000 100 120.00 20. 20.00 100. 20.00 40 200.00 20. 200.00 10. 22 2 70.00 %o 200.00 10. 40.00 20. 20.00 80. 20.00 4. 20200 2. 100.00 10. 200200 20, 100.00 o 50200 Py 200.00 200, 100200 200, 20.00 200. 100.00 S0 100.00 30 100.00 30 34.00 100 264.00 ‘2 100.00 3 100200 3 100.00 % 100 3 20 Fy 400 F2 200.00 F 100.00 T 7 m% . Trus 2 100.00 | the directors p~y? 10000 | of Februacy, ‘1906, 3o many sharcs ot ek 100.00 ,o“"' g X S B:hm_y will 200.00 | company at' 327 Market street (room 4 st 20009 | ond “floor), _in the city and_county of - 40.00 | A, 23, 1906, fornia, om lch!. 40.00 pril at the hour of three ( 20.00 "-‘M"‘-nfll:nhday_bw-ul;b Sxpense sale. bt k1t 832838388888888838 200 200, 200 00, 00 00, 00. 00 100 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 20. 2882323333823233322333232332323388823323333833 -