The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 15, 1906, Page 12

12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1908, DVISES GIVING PEGPLE MONEY W J Baflneu—o{ Loan Com-| mittee Has Relief { Fund Plan. ' Believes Popui;; Should Be| Aided as Donors Intended. president of the and member the commit- ngton to appeal to 1 necessary to re- J. Bartnett Iroad diture of the $6,000,000 re- e relief fund. He sug- ting it among the suf- -Mayor James D. Phe- I have serious ) the legal right of loaning fund for building purposes. at the Board of Super- no jurisdiction over it. It e that the finance commit- o the original com- alled committee opinion it is im! sittee should at the legal aspect ew of determining I trust and Yy be way le- it 15t is to accept , to provide food r the sufferers and shel- to aid them with money. rpose of the donation be tee is not concerned on to say that the used to buy furniture and for the re- s it was intended to the people who contributed it es that the distributing of these a stimulating effect on in establish relieving pre: helping the mmunity and banks. TTER Te MAYOR. a 1 to Mayor mitz Bart- outlines his n for the expendi- f the relief fund. He says the relief fund 000,006 and that st this fund about $1,000,000, the committee, i, $6,000,600. vill be done with following suggestions e consideration amounting te, say ed immediately in small $1000 to any indl- ng s Ter by the recent calamity, be made t into ngage in some business. sements to be the only » be exacted for these loans ining proper endorsements I t that of any holder of real T or unmortgaged, ndividual in business, dorsements_of two persons ngaged in business prier to 6 I would suggest that made for limited peri- ual suffe e or (2) That the sum of, say, $8,000,000 be appropriated to be distributed in cast e sufferers. In determining the method of distribution the follow- suggestions may be considered co-operation of all the charit- associations—| Catholic the dis- would dis- as this, ay $50 be made to man within the nia, ity and who, dependent on her livelihood. who was a sufferer to rior er o Many loyed Terers employment $100 be made iarried man or head of a fam- ow residing in any of the . and that a similar gif deserving heads of familie 3 but who require as- ily, who nade of the wage- nd tha whict ell average $500 per fam- prepared ve lost their e calamit rticular care be given to ve children dependent nd who were self-supporting April 18; that donations of 10 $500 apiece be made to P from such DONATIONS TO FAMILIES. 10,000 families received an aver- of $250 per family, this 00,000 and would as- people. No donation where the head of a sed of moderate means; 0,000 de , say, $100,- assist artists and pro- n and women, including rnalists, dentists and physi- at an appropriation be made not exceeding $200,000 for as- ting srtisans That an appropriation of $1,000,- e made to relieve the needs of that have been disabled and reqguire care for some years, d to Le applied in assisting the he helpless and those who will ble to restore themselves in porting vocations for some come (6) That an_appropriation of. say, ,000 may be made to advantage in stifg sufferers from: the calamity Lo return to California or to San Fran- cisco The appropriation above mentioned would aggregate 00,000. This would leave $1,000,000 unappropriated, as well &8 the funds that would be teceived when the loans heretofore proptsed are repaid. T fund of $1,000,000 could, in my opinion, -be expended to advan- tage as follows: Certain tracts of land in the burned district ¢ould be leased for five or ten years. Temporary wooden structures to house single men who would be en- geged in rebullding of San Francisco could be built on such lands, the rooms in these structures to be rented. The sum_ of $250,000 expended in this way would provide proper accommodations for several thousand workers. The re- maining sum, to wit, $750,060, be loaned in sums not exceedin to owners of lands, to assist them in rebuilding, these sums to be secured by mortgageés on properties. WOULD STIMULATE PEOPLE. The getting of six or seven millions into circulation wiil have a vital ef- fect on_ the upbuilding of San Fran- cisco. It will stimulate the people; it will relieve the savings banks. The main thought should be to get this fund of six or seven millions doi- lars workll as rapidly as possible. ‘The money should be put into circul: tion. In my opinion too much empha- ®is has been laid on the fear of pauper- 1zing our community. No jealousies should be aroused by &e asstribution of the fund. This would most unfortunate. To avold any Jeelcusy and any question a8 to any surplus that E:ulhly result from the repayment of the loans, T would re- spectfully s t that ‘the committee the ncy of thi American National Red Cross in car- 1 un.tixu .work into execution. The 110 Red 3 polu:lu tge legal it TWO AMERICANG still be his duty to| - IRE MURDERED Governorof the Province of Davao and Com- panion Killed. Unexpected Attack Made On Them by Treach- erous Guides. MANILA, June 14—First Lieutenant |Edward C. Bolton of the Seventeenth | Infantry, Governor of the province of Davao. island of Mindanao, and Benja- | min Christian have been murdered on | the beach on the west coast of Davao by a Mungalayan and his two brothers. The murderers have not yet been cap- tured. A report received by General Wood BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS from General Bliss, who is at Zambo- anga, states that Bolton and Christian passed 2 night at the Mungalayan's house and were returning to’Malita in the morning, the Mungalayan brothers acting as guides for the Americans, both of whom were unarmed. Bolton and Christian were attacked unawares. | The Mungalayan has the reputation of | being a cutthroat and murderer. He is creature of that!second chief of the Tagacolas, who are non-Christian Filipinos. Lieutenant Bolton was endeavoring to pacify the people by peaceful meth- ods and habitually went unarmed. He was regarded as one of the best officials of the Government in the islands and had accomplished much. He had stopped at the Mungalayan's house many times previously, but had never before been molested. Christian, the other mur- dered man, was a discharged soldier and foreman of the Government farm at Malita A report of the murder received at constabulary headquarters gives the additional infermation that the Munga- layan is the leader of a band of 200 re- ligious fanatics, who are terrorizing the country. He recently sacked a place known as McCullough's, near Malalog. The Americans are gathering at Mala- | log. One company of regular troops and one company of the constabulary were dispatched from Zamboanga at daylight today to scour the country, |arrest the murderers if possible, and | restore order. Captain Langhore has been made Acting Governor of Davao and placed in charge of these opera- tions. REFUGEES BACK FROM OAKLAND Steamer Caroline Brings Five Hundred to the | Camp at Presidio. Five hundred refugees who have been in camp at Adams Point, Oakland, were brought to this city yesterday on the steamer Caroline. Tha refugees were landed at the Presidio wharf and con- in wagons .and ambulances to np 8, located near the Presidio base- all park. Lieutenant Parker Hitt of the Twen- ty-secbnd Infantry, whe is in command at that place, had everything in readi- ness for their reception. Streets had been tents. Long before the sun went down the refugees were as comfertably lo- catdi as they had been at Adams Point. Many of them hated to leave the Oak- land camp, fearing that their removal was simply a ruse to get them on this de 6f the bay thrown on their own resources. They ound, however, one of the best con- iucted camps in the city, and the sick -eceived immediate attention from Dr. 1. O. von der Leith. The majority of the refugees who returned from Oak- land are old and infirm men, and the nilitary authorities are wondering what is to become of them when the regular relief work is at an end. There ire thousands of old and infirm men d women scattered about the various ps and most of them are destitute. problem of caring for them will be me to worry the city authorities for several months, say the military men d Red Cross people. The strong arm of the military has been after men who gave evidence of | being “too strong” to work. Several | have been ejected from each camp about the Presidio and Harbor View, and Lieutenant Moss found it his pain- | ful duty to permit the ejectment pro- ceeding to apply in camp to two wo- men. They were entertaining several soldiers at 2 o'clock yesterday morning and their hilarity disturbed the peace | and quiet of hundreds of refugees. An examination of their tent showed that they had beeh plentifully supplied with alcoholic beverages since the big blaze. RS W ) VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER BROUGHT AGAINST MEYER b Man Who Shot Eugene Peguillan in South San Francisce Is Conm- victed by Jury. : The jury in the case of B. E. Meyer, charged with the murder of Eugene Peguillan in South San Francisco on the night of February 24, returned a verdict of manslaughter last night. The jurymen took but fifteen minutes to render their verdict. Peguillan and Meyer quarrcled over a woman and went into the street to fight it out. ‘Meyer, without warning, drew- a revolver and shot his antag- onist dead. His defense was that Pe- guillan tried to stab him with a knife and that he shot in self-defense. The case was tried before Judge Ceok, the case being submitted to the jury at 5 p. m. yesterday. 5. A R COMPELS BURGLAR TO GIVE LOOT HE HAD GATHERED Samta Rosa Saloon M Enters Resort Just in Time to Catch Thief at Werk. SANTA ROSA, June 14.—While a bur- glar was robbing the Enterprise saloon last night Thomas Gemetti, the propri- etor of the place, stepped in. He com- pelled the burglar to give up three boxes of cigars he had stolen and then attempted to hold him until the police arrived. TFhe burglar, however, when Gemetti blew a police whistle, took to his heels and escaped. The man is known te the police, and although he managed to get out of town his capture is but a question of a few days. i e vy Find Body of Man in River. PORTLAND, June 14.—The body of &n unknown man was found in the ‘Willamette River this afternoon. About the legs a wire was twisted, and there is a gesh three inches long on the head. The body had apparently been in the water three or four days. The man was about 45 years old and was well dressed. s _— 1] ©of money for this relief work mlu;w{dnaumuinm treasury. laid out and floors built for the| and then have them | 7 Berkeley train, fifth street wwill meet DELINQUENT SALES. DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Location and place of business, City and = . County of San Francisco, State of Califnmia.l Trustee.. 339 100 200. AITKE? KEN—Attorneys-at- | GANTNER & MATTERN CO., Laguna | PACIFIC TANK CO., NATIONAL W0oD | Cou acisco. 1o 34 60 120.00 o 376 Baay et ber, Prankilh and| and Grove ‘ste emms soods. mills run: | | PIPE COo 318 Taoventn on AGariant | NOTICE . There iv definquent upon the fol- Trustee-- 337 S0 100.00 Van Ness ave., S. F. Spexilul atlenélnry ning. Orders promptly filled. Phone Oakland 7275. lowing described ‘stock on account of Assess- ‘Prustee. . 548 go mo,g: 1o Brashutation LS, SIS cw R PARAFFINE PAIN: CO.—The Malthold | ment No. 20, levied on the 20th day of Febru- Trustee.. 549 50 2 insurance claims and to corporation,| GORHAM RUBBER CO., 4th and Wash- s CO—' 3 I | -+ 351 e ‘0 probate and real estate matters. ._ington, Ockland. Phéme Oak. 7863 | Roofing F. B Goods, Main office, Union [ary, 1906 i Vevespl st oppnte the Trustee. 338 © ;o g s : i share as fol- < ; AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.| GOLDSMITH BROS., 2809 Californ.a st.| iment. Guerrero. near 15th. S. F. g g it i g b Trosteso 33 lo 70.08 gfices and stores 405 Eighth st Ok° | "Poto supplies; developing, printine. - | FHOTOGRAFPES mads By K I WAS| ™" vAMES OF Trumeo.. 382 10 2008 2 S i| GATES, J. R, 0., T Wholesale| TERS & CO., Commercial Photog-| SHAREHOLDERS. Cert.No. ‘rustee.. 592 20 S:k!,al:glrshousel. San Francisco and -ut’:nu‘nmf gfia"ne:f:“"" e raphers, 1546 California st. :m. “k,{n:;ian 288 _';mme.. g; -11: ;~= - mes, Worthington rustee. . y ALLIS CHALMERS CO. temporary GOLDSTEIN & 0O, Theatrical Cos., Pol;l:g!ofi Txh:" BEANL'I‘Y Cg;r:;’:“‘fo'}’; Ames, Worthington . Trustee.. 603 10 20.00 Oakland office, 906 Broadway; phon& gmakers—Tem. office, 2024 Bush st. BLoACCA At o O S ta ok | Ames, Worthington - Trustee.. 627 30 60.00 855. 8. F. office, §02 .dission st Zo0hvEAR RUBBER CO.—2600 Pacific £ Spr. Coion Oate sshman, John Trustee.. 630 20 40.00 CGate's Crushers, Flectrical Macainers | “ave, corner Pierce st. Tel. West 105. | PEUTON, JOHN COTTER, architect, Trustee.. 631 10 20.09 AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASS'N, J. I | {iRCULES GAS/ ENGINE WORIKS— | L 07 Geary st, Atlas bldg., July 1. et . e Millar, Mgr., formerly Parrott bldg. Hoists, stationary, portable and ma- | PALACE HARDWARE CO., 456-458 Trustee.. 635 100 200.00 §. F.. now 1513 Broadway, Oakland. flrfi' gasoline engines. v‘;vem 'ors.ri Golden Gate ave., near Polk st. to , Trustee.. 638 25 gg-: AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, office, 90 Second st., S. F. Works and | mrmerres New Stock Issue Trustee.. 639 25 30. 10th Fioor Kohl Bullding. _office, Alameda. Phone Alameda 91. | PAROEL e Tse%.FoEa kfi?.-a e Hall, | ed) : 3 Trustee.. 640 25 ;gz Telephones West 6103 and 6104. ABRMANN SAFE €O, HE_Bxpert | g oo = Beches, . | T - Tewten: 41 B e CHARLES ADAMS—Tailor. 430 Haigh.| 3¢ opening. Corner Callfornla and | "yygs ol “phone 174t Oakant | Cor 51 it0 sacsr V" Trostess. 648 3 st st., nr. more. 2y, i = ual to 200 shares .. Trustee.. 644 ¢ : = ~ | RICHARDS, DR. C. W., Dentist, former- | 1o é4s 25 56.00 T 3. AUGER, Watchmaker and Joweler | 10LM & NATHAN, wholesale millin- | RX i 2 3 New Stock Issue _(not 7. Trustee. . 1760 MATket 5t Cor of Van Ness ave . Demporary 'locatlon, 1619 La- .gm?? “Direct correapondence %o 1998 o D o .50 0 ; 3 llejo st. : I 2 - T 0 ALASKA PACKERS’ ASSOCIATION-—. | ———— | Va Original e | Thomas, H. W., Trustee.. 648 23 : Offices, 74 Folsom st. San Francisco | HAXES VALLEY STABLMS—Boarding | pornuNBERG G0, THE, SE corncr| Cere S145—100 shares, | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. 649 50.00 - - livery and carriages for hire. 540 Hayes | “Q 7 nth . an€ Prakly ts., Oakland. | ecqual ‘to = 200 shares Thomas, W.. Trustee.. 65 50.00 A O e o o | o i teliwbone Fan: 254, Proprietors of " Old Judss’ Whiskay. | New Stock lssuc " (ot | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee. . 50,00 4th and Webster, Oalkl n; g Pn o HERBMANN & CO., Hatters, 1718 Mar- | _Stock on hand. Immediate delivery. Bui.:ed) e R g 200 400.00 | R.omas. l;l‘ & ;rus:ee,. : z NIN ND TENT €O., Ross Mc-| k E Ness. ecker, B. 3 omas, H. W., Trustee.. - | A Mahon, 35 Mariiet. 5t cLst. between Folk and Van Ness. | HOEBLING'S, JOHN A, SONS GO—| " Geisinal Tovic ~ Siock: [ 50100 HAMMERSMITH & FIELD, gold & sil- Te goire ropes and electric wire.| Cerr. 3146—100 shares, Thomas, H. W.. 3 novlvx{ms' nk‘nfmm WORKS. Vver smiths,301 Van Ness ave., cor. Eddy. | 1116 Broadway, Oakland. Tel. 7410.| cqusl to 200 shates | Thomas, H. ;g~g > m cur o 5 : ¥ warehouse has atrived and 1 ready fo: | HUGHES, &, C, 0, printers 1Ad brok- | DR. PHILIP RICE, Oculist and Aurise, | Bt Sthek Time 0BG/ L i e Shesn B $0.00 delivers: Temporary office 465 Merri- | _binders, 725 {o 13§ Folsom, ur. Third:{ b 2428 Baneroft way, Berkeley. | issued) 20 40100 | Tomas: H. W, Trastee 50.00 mac st. Oakland, Cal. P. O. bex 518 | Gy aren Hamnie co.—Dalry Pro- |0t 1 to 5. £ | Baur, Al Trustee 20 40.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. . 50.00 Phone Oakland 118. ducts, 26 Clay st,, nr. East. luswssmmv, CHAS. J., Architect and Baur, A, Trustee. Zg . g% Co. of Sweden, Azricultural of N. Y. | King bldg.; at 1168 McAllister st. REED & CO.—4i Market, S. F. Build- | pour ~ 100:% Delaware of Phila.. Globe & Rutgers of | JRVINE-STANTON CO. are now located ings erected, centracting, wrecking. qaur, 10 s 2.00 N. Y., Spring Garden of Phila. at 308 Twelfth st, Oakland. IR ot AL s e B 10 Towone. 200000 e S0 enved Air & > 22 ¢ " WA | BALDWIN BUILDING CO., junction of| JOHNS, H. W.—MANVILLE 0, Asbes- | Franklin, Oakiand; phone Oakland 3764 | Baur, 10 Trustee. 739 40 80.08 | Market and Church sts. tos roofgs., fireprfg. matrls. 180-82 2d. | = e | Baur, 10 Thomas, H. W., Trustee.. 791 50 100.00 e - | ROSENTHAL, LOUIS, Marine Insurance, | Baur, 10 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. 802 5 10.00 BRUNSING, TOLLE & POSTEL, Iuc.. dis- | BD JONES, Tools, Hardware & Cutlery, | SWISS MARINE INS. COJS combined. | b 10 Thomas, H. W.. Trustce.. 204 20 40.00 éi_ll:l%nnpari;rs ;nsgg;gkmg:{»l;xg “si;“ form'ly Mkt. & Fremont. 1466 Market! | 4781, Tenth st., Oakland. 3 10 | Thomas, H. W., Trustee.. 805 50 100.9.: 1525 Sthe Oakiand, 210 Wast, S, I | JOY'S DRUG STORE, Surgical Inst's,|RIISS BROS. & CO. now ready for busi- . e - . 36700 i Batteries and Trusses—=2105 Pine st. ness at 1500 Post st., city; new store 10 Thowmas, I W, Tralee. . 100.00 BALBW D. H., & CO0.. Piano Manu- = alsa secriiad: Thomas, H: W., Trustee.. - facturers, Retail store, 2512-14 Sacra- | JACKSON, BYRON, Machine Works. Of- 40 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. § 30.00 mento, nr. Fillmore. Carload ship-| fice 18 Telegraph ave., Oakland. ROUSSEAU & SON, Architects, 2260 | Baur, A, Trustee 40 Thomas, H. W., Trustee.. 50.00 | 3 F ments received from our factories. JEFFERY, THOS, B, & CO, 31 San. Pine st, corner Webster, S. F. Baur, ;rusl(‘c :g Thomas, H. W, Trustee.. gg z BORNEMANN €O, GEO. C.—Fox & chez st,'S. F. Rambler Automobiles. | REID BROS., Afchitects, 2325 Gough st | 123" kot 10 e Qo 20.00 | Bilckersderfer Typewriters, formerly | frora o —werr—c e — i | Tel. West 6801 Berl, 25 Thomas, H. Trustee. . 40.00 312 Market st., at 1407 O'Farrell; 1009 | “posi mabids. $37 Filimore,st. RISDON IRON WORKS in full opera 0 Thomas, H. Trustee. . 10.00 Washington st., Oakland. 2 % : Hor ot the S1a e o 10 | Thomas, H. Trustee. . -0 SHOP COMPANY, KING KEYSTONE OIL CO.—Now locat- retred 10 Thomas, H. Tru: o0 - BISE & CON . i ed permanently 22 Clay st. Formerly | SIERE BROS. & PLAGEMANN__Tompo- 20 Thomas, H. T 00 Cangy, KO o ectved (ful8 | 208 California st. 200 Jackson.at |- rary : office. 2331 Sacremente ol 200 Thoas I 00 ‘;"X;"d ‘"L‘,“)"“ # ) bfilk?eud. All gr.)]dex! of lubncatlnkz Phone West 747. Bolton, Robert C. 100 '200.00 | Thomas, H. 30. cox Lk olls for marine and stationary work. | Bolton, Robert C 200 400000 | Thomas, K. b BACIGALUPI, PETER—Phonographs, Asphaltum, lubrizatinrg greases, axle Sg!nfll"‘:;)s-‘l. gzd-l_ll? ‘{-cio—}‘qxplortor;‘ (tn eryor; | Chiariess 25 50.00 | P ::; H ‘08 | Tecords, slot pianos and machines.| Rresse. 2clivery: Stap. rom ana. Cormepediate | doyd, Charles T- 30 60.00 | Thomas, H. Trustee. . -00 { A18c1115; TiHore ot KNGHE & HEGOENTY and WICLIAM | teners—Cary's best §25 Myrtle st Sosemnita R 70 140.00 1 homas, H. W, Trustee. -00 v L, RICHARDSON €O.—| M. MADDEN—Temporary law offices| Phone 25 akland and Southern Pa- | St { Thomas, H. W., sy % | POy S TAmoreLy aARTass: S0s. Castro [ 2818 Beott Ab Senr Taccetn: “Tele- | cific W. H., S. F. LT Ceeee L A TR 0.0 st. Oakland. Phone Oakland 7700. Rlions Wast 820 | SHATTUCK Co., E. J, Printing Inks| H. Graves, O | Thomas, H. W.: Trasee.. 50.00 BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COM-|KEYSTONE TYFE FOUNDRY, 304 Tel- | and Printers’ Rollers. Oakland office, | & ¢ | Thomas, H. Trustee. . 50.00 PANY, THE—S$79 Turk st., S. F. | egraph ave, Oakland. Phone Oakland | New Tribune bldg; San Francisco officc, | shares, e 0 shares | Thomas, H. 20.00 = =g B30 ] 1 5 n Francisco office, 1447 Ellis| 412 Jackson st.; roller factory, 2235 New Stock lIss | Thomas, H. 100.00 ‘n]}‘(‘))\\ 'Lli:di: fl.elm\\'.\nl-: ANI? l?"l‘"l\l‘ii £t., between Webster and Buchanan.! Railroad ave., Alameda. issued) $0 100.00 | Thomas, H. JO.H{I‘ SO e KENT, THOS. E., Shirt Maker, now at | SCHLOSS CROCKERY CO. creckery, | sommins, Mary e 0 ik 0.0 | BAKER-VAWTER €0, 515 Konl bldz. | 83 Oak st, Oakland; phone Oakland| glass, enamcled, galvanized ware, e T R 280 40 80.00 | Thomas H. - 39,00 Phone Main 5073. Tom Deering, Mgr.| 6393, stovepipe; plenty 'stock on hand o i L 3. 50 100.00] Thoman T Pt oy 10000 [BULLOCK, JONES & CO. merchant KNOWLES, EDW. CO., Printers, 716| Ler'iinent location37l Fifth st, cor- 36 92.00 | Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. 20 00+ tailors. 801 Van Ness ave., cor. i:ddy. | Broderick st. ncar McAllister. fg :g.gg Thomas, H. ;ru;ne:.. ”~£ | ;. T 3 N = = IN! ' Y CO.—F 20. Thomas, H. rustee. . - | BASSTHUE.ER PAINT CO—Paints, | KOHLER & GHASE, 1013 Broadway, | > aaris ooy 08 tiid oo 5 b 10 20.00 | phoma ot 30:00 | _oils; Hueter's varnishes. 2322 Howard. |, Oalland; city; 824 Fulton st located 1262 Broadway, Oakland. | California Deposit , 50.00 BRAUN, F. W, & CO, temporary ad- KELLY'S STABLES, Pine and Frank.| Phone Oakland 435. and ust Company, Thomas, H. s0.00 | 513 24th st Knode Island car. | 1in.” Carrlages and Cbupes. Tel West 1991 | 5ouTH SAN FRANGISCO PACKING | [futee for Ella O 10 20.00| Fiomas. H. 2060 | CURTIN Detective Agency, Inc., Tho— LEAVITT, J. W. & CO., Reo, Stoddard,| AND PROVISION C€O., 139-141 Fifth 100 200.00 | Thomas, H. 30.00 i{”e:s 3 BM‘fifims‘flré fi""g :zo.rz;n.fzozrz; Dayton, Clevelana and \’Vayn; oAugto}; st., San Francisco. sg }gg.gg Thomas, rI:i w gg% ontgomery K, 62 ontgomry, g | mobile: immedjate delivery. 370 12t Ot E 5 - | Thomas, H. - | _Cal. Safe Dep. Nigh phone Pacifi 12| st Oakiand. 911 Webster st S, Fo | SHILLCOCIG H. J Bhote L TR g T 10 20.00 | Thamas, H. : ; 50200 CONSULATE OF BRAZIL. for business at 788 Market st. July L |STANDARD ELECTRICAL C Chas, E.. 10 20.00 Thomae H. Trustee.. 966 50 100.00 A 0e ARNARD, ATTORNEY-| ‘Tempoyary office, 947 Stanyan st STRUCTION CO., R. J. Davis, Py 10 20,00 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee.. 957 S0 100.00 R S T IO | L BIBOLD HARNESS & CARRIAGE Co,, | _dént. 605 Mission st. 10 20000 | Thomas, 50 100.00 e Gt . ooms bus. buggles, spring wagons, harness, | SHEPPARD FILE & LEDGER CO.. 19 2000 | Thomas, H. FERE Pa cl i S i 2 3 <0. | omas, . - 45-46 Bacom Building,' XolEpl wliwe. T Golden QatPevs ESous’ Tart Tievioey, LIS/ BeoRawky 100 20000 | Thomas, H. 20 40.00 @nkland, C L%CK.E“R"’% k(;o, = Assayers. 810 Oakland. 100 200.00 | Thomas, H. 5 ;g.g: roadway, Oaklan SCHAERTZER & CO. Attorney, 186% 100° 20000 | Thomas, H. 5 g CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 2109 Fill- = .y > | “more st., near California. ~Factory on | LINEN-MESH v.\'ni:nwsn\w DEI- B\-})thanan st., corn:‘r ?ush. residence, g;::cger. ;g }gg-gg ;:omzs, 2 !’l‘g 3?2‘33 premises—now in full operation. MEL—Order by mail, 1906 Webster. 3320 Twenty-second st. ; | rescher, 3 -0 | Thowde, B B Pe CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS. |MURPHY, GRANT & CO., Wholesdle STIRLING C_I?NWUDA'E}"SDB]&‘;"‘;FJ_‘ Drescher, 50 100.60 | Thomas, H. 25 50.00 | Oakland office removed to old address, Dry Goods. ¢ ‘030‘-;]1' dEF fm g{flsy;k-mn FerEiry + | Durbrow, Thomas, H. 25 50.00 | 642 Folsom st. San Francisco. Eighth and Erankiin sts., akland, Ca 5 2738, i Thomas, H. 0 10000 o~ and, Cal. = inter.” Signs. 3052 | Ehrenberg, omas, H. i CHINN-BERETTA OPTICAL CO., STEIN, “Your Fa - Falkenste: i i 1 20000 1821 Fillmore ‘st.. bet. Sutter and Bush. | MAUZY, BYRON, Planow—Office &nd | _ Sacramento st. n Cillectos Wratens. e T o et 50 100000 Quick - Optical Repairs. warerdoms, 1163 O'Farrell st. bet. | SCHULTZ-HANSEN CO.—Headquarters, | Gibson, D. K., Trus Thomas, H. W.. Trustee. .10 50 100.00 = < - Franklin and Gough. 303 East st., corner Jackson, S. F. Sibson, W. D Trustee 691 Thomas, H. W., Trustes..1038 .20 40.00 CONKLIN BROS.Carpet Cleaning. v . . B a LS Thomes, H. W., e - B - 1231 Scott st. MAYERLE, GEORGE, German® Expert | SoyRN. THE PRINTER—20 Buch- 2 rustee 743 »Immu, H. Trustee. Sy~ _o‘oo - Optician. ° Fyes Examined Free. 1115| ST TH A o e ting, I Trustee 745 Thomas, H. W., Trustce..1044 25 50.00 | COXHEAD & COXHEAD, Ghlisn Gate tve 2 3 . D. K. Tristee 752 Thomas, H. Trustee. 1045 5 10.00 | Architects, 2323 California st, 8. F. - _ SCHMIDY, BEN J., & Co., 907 Franklin - D. Trustee 754 Thomas, H. W, ..1050 20 40.08 | = = A.-H.MACNUTT,Pac.Gran.& Marble Wks. | "¢ "6 110 03; wholesale fancy goods. B Trustee 753 Thomas, H. W.. Trustee..1051 30 €0.00 COOK, H, N, BELTING CO.—Temporary Cemetery. Phone West 797. = > D. Trustee 737 Thomas, H. W., Trustes, { - iofllcs, 2813 WHBRGSG: Bliune; Wiest 715b; e e T Onls Tail-| SIMOND SAW CO., 368 5th, Oakland; . D. K., Trustee 759 Original Tssue Stocks | CURTAZ, BENJ., & SON—Open for busi- | WARTIN BROS.—First and Only Tai phone Oakland 7619; Mill-suppiies. D Cert. 3964—20 shares, | _nmess. 2262 Franiin st . > STONEY, ROULEAU & STONEY, | Gibeon, We D. e e T R o . vt ? 3 y . o New ue not ARBORUNDUM und specialties. Fred | " Qott. * Boois, anoss made o ofder, | Attorneys-at-Law, Bush and Steiner sts. [{he% J0 P (& P Nouimet £ Ny © oo | __Ward & Sonm, care 1534 Sutter. . . THOMAS, THE F., PARISIAN DYEING | Goldsack, Emily S Thomas, H. Trustee, 2 e 2 McBOYLE, A, & CO., DRUGGISTS AND CLEANING WORLS Hecht Bros. & Co Original Issie Stoclk, CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS, Brannan | M0N0 Ao & €O, DEVCGISTS— > s monus e et e - ¢ 2oy T S5, etwesn Sinis N SRal T T T A T 1158 MeAllister st. :. | Hoffschneider, W, a0 e RS hall nesringy DA, W “Reaith | Ness ave, San Francisco. TITLE INSURANCE AND GUARANTY | helbronacs, o Wi Sou 0. el manager, 2112 Steiner st MACDONALD’S Good Coffees, Fresh| COMPANY, formerly Mills bullding Howard, Z. ¥ Trustee. Thannhauser, 50 100.00 EUGENE DIETZGEN C0., surveying In- | _Crackers. New Frisco Market, G. G.av. |« pa FeOReq MOBIACs Hamke M W. B e, ke 4 struments, drawing materials, blue | MENDELSON BROS., Silk Goods, 1076 THE WALDORF, 3461 Sacramento st.|Inkersiey, 60 ‘00 [ 0 100.00 printing, 2125 Union st. Tel. West 519L | = Clay st., Oakland. Stock on hand. ’l‘flwl’-“g:":‘v“‘wh"' hair dressing, man- | Isson, Alfred 10 20 40.00 DAVIS, W, & SON, 2020 Howard st,|McINTYRE, J. B., BINDERY, City, 1028 | curing. 3 Isson, Alfred 10 10 20.00 Saddlery Goods, Horse Collars, Leathr |~ Plerce st.. Oakland, 1064 Market 'st. A e Joseph.” Albert. 100 S oo DINAN S. R. HALL, Millinery, for'ly MEESE & GOTTFRIED CO., office and | THE \'o..’ufia.\u\ SPECIE BANK, Ld., ]oseph, P, 100 15 303 Geary, 8. ., now 546 14th st. Oakl'd. | yorks, Nineteenth and Harrison sts. 515 Montgomery st.. Cor. Commercial. | Joseph: 100 Fokeact. B = 3 . S o2 e : Tohngon, 35 "70.00 | Tobener. 50 100.00 DIERKS, THEODORE & CO., Under- | MEUSSDORFIE J. C., SONS—Hat- [TAMM & NOLAN CO., Varnish Makers, | ;27%! X takers. 900 Devisaldero, cor. McAlstr | tevs, 809 Fillnnco ot " Utah st, bet. 15th and Alameda sts, l‘;:hhg -~ e | et 1Y 4 DIECKMANN & CO, temp. offices, 1110 | METROPOLIS TRUST AND SAVINGS | UMBSEN, G. H., & €O, Real Estate, Knight, Fred 100 migg Tobener, 10 20.00 Union Sav. Bank bidg., Oakland. BANK, now at 1130 Eddv st. Rent Collecting, Insyrance, Leasing | Le Gonidec, Frances M. 20 “40.00 | Tobener, 40 30.00 DEIMEZL LINEN ~ MESH UNDER- | MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE, Pickering & | LeriPorary, office i o & TR e e B e WEAR—Order by mail, 1906 Webstr | Stiles, 16th and Telezraph ave., Oakland. BTt | B B 10 20000 | Tobener, Agnes 5 10.00 DEGEN BELTING CO.. L. P., Third and | MOORE & SCOTT IRON WORKS in full | ¥ Sun Francisce Pl Temporacy 231, Ploes B 50 100.00 | Tiedcmann. Frederick. 49 10, 20.00 Franklin sts., Oakland. operation, Main and Moward sts.. 8. F. cavy, “Charles 100 200.00 |Troy, E. P. E..... 1067 5 10.00 He . VARNEY & GREEN office and yards, | Leavy, Charl 50 100.00 | Von der Mehden, J. H... 1081 100 200,00 OF LAVAL DAIRY SUPFLY CO., 309 | NEUSTADTER BROS. imporiers and |- 15th st, between Valencia d& Mission. |Leavy, 50 100.00 | Wertsch, William...... 29 10 20.00 Twelfth st. Oakland, Cak manufacturers. Oifices, 908 Washington - il 25 50.00 | Welch, R. M., Trustee 100 200.00 = s st., Oakland, and 2508 Fillmore st., San | WAUGH, PRINGLE AND CHRISTEN- Ira S. 25 | 50.00 | Welch, R. 100 280.00 DOLLAR, ROBERT, CO., Shipping and| o t8 SEN, Mines and Investments, Real|[yons. James H P R Welch, R, o Lumber, 70+ Unfon Sav. Bank bldg., = Estate and Insurance, 974 Eddy st. Egetters: & % 200:00 | Weteh: & 1 v Ozki'nd.; Steuart-st. dock; tel. Oakl'd 7406. | NONOTUCK SILIK CO. Thread Agency, alaids = = | o venbers, Goors L T % 2.0 EILERS MUSIC Cu.—Pianos, Organs, | WM. METZNER, Manager, 1261 Guer- | iywpsTINGHOUSE” ELECTRIC & MFG. Manheim, Dibbern & 50 100.00 Weich. R. ) 35 s0.00 Electric Pianos, - Autopianos. 520 | _Yero st, San Francisco. CP.—Main office northwest corner of | Nanheim, Dibbern & 50 100.00 | Winston, W. H. 25 s0.00 Haight st. cor.’ Fillmore. General| NORDMAN BROS. Second and Howard sts., Fran- [Manhem, Dibbern & 50 100.00 | W 50 . 100.00 offices temporarily at 1075 Clay st., 717 Market street. cisco. Manheim, Dibbern & 17 3400 Wilson, D. R 1060 10 "20.00 Oakland, Cal. T TV RO o e WILLARD, JORN ¥ Westorn Gas En- | Manheim, Dibbern & 5 Zimmerli, A, V.. Trustee.l 961 1 200 — | NAUMAN, C. & €O,, Produ ts- 5 2 ALV, Trustee.. 92 1 2.00 BLECTRIC APPLIANCE 00., 111 to 121 G 7 2 gines, hoisting and stationary; prompt 1 Townsend st. Telephome ‘West 3408, | o0 Merchants, 9-11 East st, S. F. Setvery. “Thiva land Washington Sts, ] I T T Comnlete stock electrical su~nlies | NATIONAL Life Tuw. Co. of U, §. of A, | Oakland. i P L ready for delivery. 84 Sanchez st W. H. Hendricks, Mer. | {rier v T UTGEN & €O, Tao— o obdkad 30 5 Al Vo Trustee.. M6 1. 3ee FIREMAN'S DUND INSURANCE CO., | NEWHALL, H. M., & ©O, 2009 Pacific| rison and Everett, Alameda. Gilt Edge | Myrick, Charies . 10 20100 | Zimmer! T 1 20 NW-Teon Ilth & Franklin: mating | avenue. Whiskey. Phone, Alameda 1179 200 400:00 | Zimmerli, A 1 200 ept.. 1010 Broadway, and; loss = 3y .00 | Zimmerli, A 1 ¥ department, 1271 Turk st., S. F. b SLROTRI SIGN GO ork | WHEESET, N i S 50 10000 Zimmerli, A. V., Trusteel. 950 1 -3 127 Bddy, . .y 3 o . FRIEDMAN, M., & CO., Furniture, Car- ¥ ¥.. Jocated 1116 Broadway, Oakland. wE o+ 180-90 | ot in_accordance with law and an order of ets: offices,” Rooms 2 and 8, 1055 | NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. s e ey A AR A 30 100-00 | the bosrd of directors made on the J0th ashington st Oakland. City’office, | _COn business ofiice, 918 Bllis st, S F.| WENHE, AUGUST, Broker, temporarily | McMullin, M. 4 50 100:00 | of February, 1906, so many shares of 1608 Scott st., San Francisco. 3906 17th, block below Mkt. P T 1 33000 | parcel of such stock as may ‘be necessary - - OLIVER STANDARD VISIBLE TYPE- WOLF, 107 Market st. The | Ormsb: 8 = ‘o o0 ogl sold at public auction at the office of the FULTON IRON WORKS in Full Oper-| WRITER—Fred W. Vaughan & Co., |JOHN A. > 107 Market st.® Qrmsby, 1. 100.00 | company at 327 Market street (room 4, see ation, Phone West 1166. City office, | Pacific coast dealers, 907 Fillmore | _ first tailor to open ook T Jeis 100 200.00 | ond floor), in the city and, county of Sem 511 Market st. Bt., San Francisco. 0. F. WILLEY CO.—Carriages, busses, E:lph: o : {gg 2&&“!-"-@. State of California, on FREIERMUTH, GEO, M., cIvil eugineer | pLSEN & LUTTERKORT, Tallors, now | WAEORS. etc. 19 Fell st Rose, 2 4000 | Mece’y 00t e Bode of thves (1 and surveyor, 1562 Ellls st. My notes | ™5t 5455 Market, formerly Phetan biag. | Go 5. WrkT CO——OIl plants and 20 '40.00 | finquent asscssment e of city surveys eaved. - | “hinery. 755 Seventh st. Oakland, Rostein, L. e 10 20000 | cost of advertisim g g GRITFIN & SKELLEY CO., Cauned and | OBD & ROY—Real estate, insurance & 223 - |77 S O Secretary, Dricd Fraits, NW. corner Bilis and | _mining. 1602 0'Farrell st. cor. Webster. | WAEDENS. Grogers, 33 FIlImore, o | “Teste Stock Cert. 3877 % ranklin s : PHENIX INSURANCE €O. OF BROOK- | W Co., Howard| Shares New Issue rly 1 P ic Coast; Kohl building, ran- | b Jo Pierce, bet. Golden Gate and McAlsr | cis Temporary office, - Polytechnic | WAKBLER'S PHARMACY, SW. cor. De- | Tesue Stock ? Cal.; phon - 2097, s GLADDING, McBEAN & 0O—icrra and Harrison sts., | _visadero and Cal; phome West 2097 Shares New Stock Tssue cotta, fireproofing, brick, terra cotta an ERBACH & SON 405 | (not issued) . 10 20.00 vitrified pipe, etc. Eddy and Hyde sts | PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES GO | A o o 11th | Smith, Walter K 40 3000 r 5 and 15 cent stores. Union Sav-| st., Oakland; 54 1st Or.; | Sammi, Je 2 4.00° GEARY, L., JR, Attorney at Law, | ihgs Bapk Bajiaine Sakiand. Phone| 113 N. Los Angelos sts 30 e0l00 1407 O'Farrell, cor. Laguna. Cakiang 1505 : e % 114 K sf., Sacramento. * S e e e e——— e e 00 S ot ¥ ; 10 20.00 PRESS CLUB WILL SPEND ; Bullfrog District. 50 100.00 EVENING AT IDORA PARK COMMERCIAL NEWS. gugfr\ix finngx_:” - 04 g I%gg u! ayflo e 2 . H. Greem tertat Bulifrog Min Co of Nev. 38 . 100 200:00 W. H. Greembaum to Entertaln San| Continued From Page Thirteen. SiioR Natonit Baek. B - a0 oe clscans Saturday Night at . - 3 - = = ©Oakland Pleasure Resort. West End ool Bistcs? - 2-80 araes S0 30000 The members of the Press Club will | Adams ,, OO 0field District, 08 50 100.00 enjoy themselves in a novel manner|Atlanta i g 100.00 Saturday evening, June 16, when they 0 10008 partake of the hospitality of W, H. 50 100.00 gnenbnum at Idora Park, Oakland. |; T 25 5e.00 hey will attend the theater connected Booth .. e 25 50.00 with the grounds, where the old Tivoli | Broekiyn' e e -1 stock company is playing. Among the ' Conqueror 25 55:-“’ singers are many members of the local | Dai 35 3000 organization, and the funmakers will 50.60 have individual jokes on tap. 50.00 W. H. Greenbaum, who plays the part 50.60 of the host, is one of the most popular |'G W 20.00 members of the Press Club, and a wa 100:00 merry evening is assured. Greenbaum |Jumbo W 200.00 was formerly manager of the Lyric Wi 200.00 Theater and has been instrumental in w., 50.00 bringing to the coast many artists of w., :z note, ' v - f LS The delegation from the club will 3 oo leave this city Saturday eve 2 e 9