The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 12, 1907, Page 15

THE SAN 02 03Mustang Man.. 26 — 1&Mustang Annex 02 17 18{Mustang Ex... 13 — 30/Original Man.. 28 . JoiPine But . 2% 12/Seyler Bmpbry 10 10/Stray Dog. 50 47 50 Thanksgiving.. 12 02 United Man... 15 05 Whale ....... L] Yellow Hnrlo [ 20! Yel Horse Ex. 21 | 10 1 | Otber Districts | Nev Con_Stock 20 | Nevada Hills w 10 Bine Jkt Wonder. PE Mayfivs 14 17 ¢ ~! Toa: ! risco.. 15 « Vultn — @ L - Walker L Hia 10 — 11/ Wodrina M Co 20 —| —_— ! REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS | s G en et al. to Ella §. Biliott, N of Fifteenth street, 180 W of W25 by N $10. gene re o Michael Hogan, lot on » t, 200 NE of Fourth, | Con , 125 8 nolly, lot on of L street, k. 70 § of Br . N 0, E 20, 8 70, | Kell et al to Kell Estate Company, street, 70 SE of Steven- $10. da E. Zetterberg to Bern-| of California st - on wenty avenue, | Scott streets along Scott, {| der a bona of $50,000. ?lN\HT[S BID3 FOR - GTREET GAR EINE Board Will Sell Franchise for Electric Road to Tap New Territory in Mission SYSTEM BUILT | | WANTS The Board of Supervisors finally | passed yesterday the ordinance fixing| March 23 next as the date for receiv-| | ing bids for a proposed crosstown elec- | other mining company under a condem- tric car line to connect Scott and Page streets with the Mission. Supervisor| Coffey wanted - action postponed be-| cause some property owners were dis- satisfied with the proposed route, but withdrew his motion after learning that a postponement would invalidate the proceedings, as a date had been set for receiving proposals for the road. The road will run from Page and| Duboce ave- nue, Noe, Sixteenth, Church, Eigh- teenth, Valencia and Twentieth streets to Potrero avenue. The board passed to print an ordi- nance granting the Presldio Rallway Company nine months' time to com- plete the conversion of the Union street cable road into an electric system un- The ordinance requires that the road westerly from Steiner street to the Presidio must be operated in ninety days and if the con- | ditions are not complied with the sum | of the bond will be forfeited to the| ecity. On Furey's motion the company was‘ | directed to reconstruct the road from Mason street to the ferries at once. The ordinance fixing Monday, Feb- Wilson to Wilson Realty Company, Jot of Harrison and Third streets,’ NE | S. Brundage aud wife to Jemnie B. on S line of K street, 32:6 W evenve, W 25 by S 100; $10. wife to Olympie Club, N Teet, 105 E of Taylor, | and wife to Lazzaro and e of Arkansas street 100; $10 Jullus Le U205 B of | Edward Johnson and ris street, 200 NE o by XW 100; ®ire , fourth inter- solden Gate avenue, 27:6 by S 120; gift. Ann Chadseys, ot on § 50 by Phelps to W. 1. Wad- block 18, Market-street to C. W. Cross, A and M Mig Shields, lot on W streets, SW 25 Investment Company to | baivision B, block te, lot 30, same; el and wife, a4 wife to Peter and Mary 6 and block 11, Syndicate's and w‘Ie Tot ‘ streets, to Carl treet, W. Petersen, 99 u Xt (RS 25 and wife, . 885 NE of Vir- wife to Carrie ‘wentr-fifth avenue, W 100:6; $10. to Henry and Julla A. Stack- bard street, Felise Del W of Kes a, lot on N line of w Minanina Corbelll, one-half tz t ter_street, 10 Elvi Candevan, lot on S un- 7:6 E of Gough, B E lne of Baker street, 100; $10, n and wife to Luigi Brasesco SE comer of Mariposa and by § 100; $10 to Leopold Weinstein, street, 50 S of i Tot lice B. Robertson, eet, 71:10% E of | h Company to Emma e of Sixth avenue, 50 S | 5: $10. Mary E. Hundy, lot on avenve, 76 N of Rutledge, N| Bunnell to Charles H. Saw- NW corner of Lake and Third| by N 116; $3350, Building Contracts ri with Juillerat & Braghetta— me building on NE cor- d Lafayette place; $4350. with E. Ferrand, Nelson & sewering end gas fitting for | building on NW corper of and Broadway, 43 on Broad- | 2,044, and wife with J. §. anfl]_ story frame buildings on N nue, 100 W of Polk, W 23:6 vie, wife of Arthur R.. with | snd Peter J. Kennedy—All ory Trame bufifing oz B line of of A street, 8 25 b; 9 s w 3 eanne and Alexis Lacassie with Carl Schmidt | erect: u ove-story frame building on SW | Afth and Castro streets; $2750. en with O. Holt—Alterations cet, 149:6 W of Webster, W Arata with Fred J. Mauser— des and gas fixtures for e ement ) 35:9 E of Steiner, Benevolent Soclety with | —To erect a three-story L corner 01 Jackson street 30 by S 80; $23,724 E SWINDLER’S CO The United States Circuit Court of Appeals afirmed the judgment of the yistriet Court of Washington STANDS day Washington that court of having used the post- | office in a scheme to defraud the public | nder the me of the Cumulative| Credit Company. It was represented | that if vietim paid $1 a week for weeks 0 per cent interest. —_— NEW OFFICERS OF GERMAN LEAGUE he German American League, com- more than sixty local organiza- elected the following officers at | t meeting: John Hermann, presi- Professor Albin Putzker, first vice president; Charles W. Arp, second | vice president; H. P. Budde, recording secretary: Carl W. Mueller, correspond- ing secretary; C. A. Zimmermann, finan- cial secretary; Julius R. Haus, treas- urer; H. J. Kessel, administrator. SEND FOR MY MARKET LETTER e are going to have some busy hnmt in the stock market. You have no doubt noticed that prices have been depressed recently. There gradual shrinking in value, and there is a reason for it. I am going to give ¥ opinion for this in my next market jetter. 1 may be right and I may be wrong, but I think when you have read my market Jetter you will conclude I am about right, as I have been in_ the past. There are several stocks which I will (fik about at length, particularly Mohawi® Consolidated. It will interest ou. 1f your mame is hot already on wiy mailing list send your name and address at once for wy private market »uerA dadress . J. MOORE Rooms 29 and 30, Bacon Block, OAKLAND, CAL. 106:3 E | ’Connor and wife to Minnie Me- | 125 § of Bacon, S| one-story frame buflding on | frame buflding oo N | vester- | in the case of T. B. Walker of| Walker was convicted in | he would receive $100, or| has been a| ruary 25, as the time for receiving bids | for municipal street and sewer bonds| to the amount of $1,087,200 and $486,- 000, respectively, was finally passed. The petition of the Electrical Con- tractors’ Association that additional in- | spectors be employed by the Depart- ment of Electricity on the ground that | construction work is hampered by the lack of inspectors was referred to the| finance committee. | The petition of property owners that | the name of Chapultepec street be changed to “Crest avenue” and the protest of the Veterans of the Mexican | War against changing the name were referred to the street committee. The petition of the Mission Promo- tion Assoclation that the district bounded by Fifteenth, Eighteenth, Guerrero and Howard streets be better lighted was referred to the light com- | mittee. | The petition of P. Seculovich that he | be given a deed to “Block 60 ‘of Pueblo | | Lands, Western Addition,” was referred to the Outside Lands committee. The | petitioner claims to have ocupied the block from 1860 to 1863 and asserts he is entitled to possession as a squat- ter l!mrenr g | N BAITH WL MEET SUNDAY District Grand Lodge No. ¢ of the Independent Order of B'nal B'rith will hold its forty-fourth annual conven-| tion in the assembly ball'of the Bush-| street Temple, Bush street, near La- guna, beginning Sunday afternoon and | . lot 6 W of [ | | probably continuing until Tuesday {evening. Following is the list of dele- gates: Life members—Jacob Greepbaum, Joseph Bien, . Dancona, Willlam Saalsburg, Frank Spar- un.z D. S. Hirshberg, Sol. Zekind, Marcus Levy, Albert Elkus, Joseph Rothchild, F. H. Merz- | bach, H. P. Bush, Abrabam Jonas, Edward L | Wolfe, M. P. Stein, H. Gutstadt, Sig. Sichel, Ip Lucius L. Solomons, George Samuels, Marcus | Rosenthial, Wallace A. Wise, M. H. Wascer- | witz, Hugo K. Asher, Benjamin Harris, Simon | Hochstadter, Max Marcuse, I J. Aschheim. | Representatives; Ophir, No. 21—Sam Damner, M. Kollmsnn, B. Lazansky, H. Levy, Julius Platshek, S. H. Simon. Etham, No. 37—Mon- | tague N. A, ‘Cohen, Jacob Ginsberg, Aaron | | Nuthan, Leon Salomon, D. J. Silnmons. Mocun.q No. 42—Willlam Appel, 8. Flyshaker, S. Laz- | arus, H. Mauser, A." Nathan, Phillp Stern. Pa-| | cific, No. 45—D. 'Davis, L. Ebrlich, H. Schwartz, | H. Sefler,. Monlenol’e. No. 51—B. Coben, R. Feige, . Morris Levy, J. Lewis, Manheim Marks, A Marks, David Michael 3 , | <tprlmg Miriam, No. . lmp' No. 12&—)1 Menasses, 1. F. Stein. Colum- i H. Friedlander, J. Kallmann, H. Mittm Maper. Dr. A B Tustier 4 Wasch, Ad_Wolfe. Golden Gate, 126 Auverbsch, L. Bernstein, Phfl Cohen, Heinemann, §. Isaacs, S. Kalisky, I. imn " Cal 3 lllth-rln A. Berlinger, D. Cohen, , J. Israelsky, M. S. Levy, J. Levy, & Tiubin, T. Zekind. 'Paradise, J. 8. Jonas, M. D. Kats. Arjel No. 248—Alex 3. Hart, P. 8. Hirsch. Oakland, No. | 223 H Coffee, M. Friediander, F. Rittlg- stein, . Ssmvels, B. Silverstein. Unity, No. | 273—M. L. Asbher, Julius Calman, D. Conan, Benjamin Harris, Solomon J. Levy, S. Myrson, | | 3. Nieto, Solomon A. Raphael, Theodore Thor- | mer, A ‘W. Voorsanger, H. Zekind. Theo Mertzl, No. 314—Joseph M. Ricen, A. Rosen- | stein, 'L.” Swett, Dr. A. Tilzer. Cremienx, XNo. | Joseph Bayer, David Lande, L. C.| William Lissner, J. M. Strauss, S. Weiss- Occidental. No. 345—Sanford Feigenbaum, A. oI, Kobhlberg, F. J. )IJ!(‘k Leon Prescott, Ben Scbloss, Edmund Tausky. Port- | nd, No. 416—J. Bloch, L Leeser Cohen, D. Germanus, §. Herman, Ottg J. Kraemer. Beron de Hirsch, No. 420—N. W. Bender, Max Codden, Ad Cohen F. Peixotto, No. 421— H. Cohm, Willlam _Graupe, Albert Graupe, | Charles Freund. N. Falke, No. 421—Wil- liam Stark, §. B. Mever, Los Angeles, No. | $7—George N. Black, H. W. Frank M. W. | Helman, Victor Harris, J. L. Jonas, I. L. Low- | man, G. 8. Levy, 8. G. Marschutz, M. E. New- | mark, Solomon Schiff. Hildesheimer, No. 503— J.-v. Grunbaum, 0. S. Grunbaum, H. Kessler, L. | Koha, 3. Talor —_—— ACCUSED POLICEMAN SEEKS WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS { | 325—Dr. Levey kopf. | Louts Hirach, 3 |John Laws Denies Theft of Money ¥From Injured Ma d Is Supported by the Latter’s Statement Policeman John C. Laws, accused of robbing an injured man at the Central Emergency Hospital, was given a hear- |ing yesterday in Judge Cook’s court on | a petition for a writ of habeas corpus, | but the arguments were continued untii | Thutrsday, when the case will be con- 'cluded and the court’s decision given. ‘ The alleged robbery occurred several months ago. William Bolte shot and | serfously injured Don Ritchie, alias |John Lovejoy, in a fight at the Terminal Hotel. Laws, arrested Bolte and took Ritchie in an ambulance to the Central | Bmergency Hospital, where it was found |that the wounded man had $620 in his pocket-book. When the hospital officials prepared to put the money in the safe a few minutes later it was | aiscovered that $120 was missipg and Hhe money was found in Laws' posses- | sion. Laws was suspended from the police force during an investigation of the matter and given a preliminary hear- |ing in the Police Court, at which | Ritchie testified that he had glven the money to Laws. The case was carried to. the Superior Court because of a suspicion that collusion existed be- tween Laws and Ritchie, but in the face of the latter's statement that he voluntarily gave the money to Laws it is probable that the writ of habeas corpus will be issued and the prose- cution dropped. S S SN WAR ON THE “BLIND PIGS” SAN- RAFAEL, Feb. 11.—"Blind pigs” recelved another jolt today when Judge Magee of this city issued a war- rant for the arest of Owen McMahon of Larkspur, and Judge Renner of Sau- salito issued a warrant for the arrest of the Tamalpais Grocery Company of Mill Valley. 'HAVE EXCLUSIVE USE {sbecca J. McGrath, 22, 935 aTATU3 OF A MINE TUNNEL FIXED ppeal Court Decides Tt Be- longs to Builders, Though Piercing Another Claim A | | That a mining company has no right | to use or to interfere with a tunnel constructed in its own ground by an- nation suit was the decision handed down yesterday by the United States Court of Appeals. The case was that of A. A Headrick and Charles M. Baillie against Peter Larson and Thomas L. Greenough. Headrick and Baillie are owners of the Black Hawk lodes and the Alvy lode in Idaho. They alleged that Larson and Greenough had constructed a tunnel penetrating the Black Hawk on its way to other claims owned by the appellants; that the tunnel ran into a ledge apexing in the Alvy claim, tne right of way to which Larson and Greenough had obtained by condemnation. The appel- lants asked that they be permitted-to use the tunnel jointly with the build- ers. Larson and Greenough, the builders of the tunnel, won the case in the United States Circuit Court of Ildaho and Headrick and Baillie took an ap- peal. The appeal court yesterday de- cided in favor of the tunmel builders and afirmed the decision of the Idaho court. Judge Gilbert, in rendering the decision of the Court of Appeals, said: If the appellants were seeking to condemn a right of way to widen the tunmel of the appellees, and showing a necessity therefor for the purpose of laying their own tracks in the widened portion thereof for working their mines and extracting ores from their subterranean ledges, the doctrine of Clark vs. Nash would be pertinent. But the purpose of the bill is | to obtain the right to use a tunnel which has | been made by the appellees at thelr own ex- pense for thelr own purposes with tracks and facllities, it may be assumed, no more than sufficient for their own use. We find no statu- tory nulhorn{ no precedent, and no recognized principle of law of equity upon which to base such a rigl * There is no allegation showing e nwmmy for ‘such common use, and nothing to show that the appellants cannof pro- ceed and condemn & right of way for a tunnel, as was done by the appellees. SHERIDAN MIAY G0 T0 NAVY YARD VALLEJO, Feb. 11.—The Vallejo Chamber of Commerce today received the following telegram from Congress- man J. R. Knowland: “Have taken up with the War De- partment the matter of repairs on the transport Sheridan and have been given assurance that Mare Island will be given the work.” This is good news for the navy yard, The cost of the work will be more than $400,000. The navy yard bild was ap- proximately $40,000 less than the lowest | San Francisco bid. Mechanics will strive to make a record in time. The Job means an increased force of men and will take 100 days. —— A Hamburg dealer has just been fined for selling “coffee” that contained 19 per cent of ashes and 12 per cent of sand. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were issued Febroary 11: Lewis O. Fausey, 28, and J & bolt.:\7 ?r 441 Second ave. I T Ty uis Butler, 34, 2444 Forty-eighth Enna Em Keith, 19, 1644 l:?ny hintn " ave. Tlar sfi’"em“ 29, 1604 Pacific ave., and Pau- “’5 Val cevich, 24, 160 Pacific ave. eorge Gudenschwager, 21, city, and M Beurus, 20, 617 MeAllster st. i Joseph Oppenheim, 23, 16694 Fulton s nol:; !:I;;clé . Sweeney st. ch: osdick, 21, and ., xswt;om of 2320 Lake st g | lliam P. Donnelly, 28, Chico, Bedford., 22.‘Ande reots, S Guy B. Slantz, 21, and Estelle C. M: both of San Francisco. g Louis Mastropasqua, 21, 1240 Sixth ave., and Evelyn Cuneo, 18, 1368 Sixth ave. James C. Thompson, 22, Los Anlele!. Anna C. Ryan, 21, 700 Tennessee st. Honore Jalicoeur, 38, and Rosana Paquet, 26, both of Ottawa, Canad: Lawrence 8. Schoenfeld, 26, 2522 Sacramento st an Selma Schoenholz, 24, 3151 Californla stree John Curran, 24, 711 Elizabeth st., and Lillie Finn, 22, 711% Elizabeth st. Warren F. Werner, 23, and Catherine Powers, 22, both of San Francisco. homas A. Deasy, 25, 808 Cole st., and Kath- erine G. Conway, 24, 652 Oak st. ‘and and and Herbert Robinson, 27, cuy, and Carrie A. Quinn, 23, 2567 Folsom George 'W. Ratto, 21, isss Union st., and Florence L. Fields, 18, ‘2112 California st. 3985 Sacramento st., Ben D. Mukai, 22, and Kuni \uknnlshl 24, 'San Francisco. Henry Hansop, 24, 1123 Laguna st., and Josephine R. Matfie, 18, 1615 Baker st. Frederick A. nd, 32, 818 Hayes st., and Grace E. Conuer, 21, 1276 Tenth ave. George 3 , 856 York st, and Annie M. A. Otten, 19, 603 Point Lobos ave. Martin Reichlin, 24, 1784 Sutter st., and Re- Fourteenth st. OAKLAND, Feb. 11.—The following marriage lcenses were issued today: Newton F. Phillips, 33, and Laura M. derson, 25, both of Sacramento. Fraok B. Smith, 21, Onkland, and Emily R Gunderson, 18, Alameda. John Armstrong, 34, and Margaret Kenney, 40, both of Oakland. 4 Thomas F. Barrett, 25, San Franefsco, and Rose M. Chevaller, 28, Los Angeles. Anders E. Sutherberg, 26, and Julla Fraser, An- both of Oakland. Charles D. Bates, 35, and Annfe Kinney, 28, and Angelo Mello, 16, both of Olllund Carl H. Crichton, 28, lor, 19, both of O BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of author- 19, both of San Framelsco. George La Perle, 23, and Allce Gittere, 18, both of Oakland. Jose S. Pimentel, 21, and Mary G. Johnson, 24, both of Oakland, Dantel A. Ecgeenmb, 22, and Mary A. Tay- Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mafl will not be inserted. They must be handed in at persons ized to have the same published. Notices re- stricted simply to the a ent of the event nnouncem are published once in this column free of charge. BIRTHS COVE—In Alameda, Cal., tn the wife of W. J. Cove (nee Mahlmann), LOWRIE—In this city, J:nul.ry 31, 190‘! to FRANCISCO CALL, | | BARNES—Tn this city, the wife of Peter D. Lowrie, a / MARRIAGES BLOCK—COHEN_In tils clty, February 10, 007, by the Bev. M. & . Milton 1. and Josephine xinm Coblen. Fna\x—srrmhb EIN_Io ths ity Febru Frank ana. Fora Sittenheln. HEINEMAN—BEHRENDT—In _this ecity, ruary 3, 1907, by the Rev. M. Lev; ing ‘Scott Heineman and Ema endt. LEVY—HARRIS—In this city, February 8, 1907, by the Rev. M. 8. , Maurice T, Levy of Stockton and Miss Augusta Harris of this city. Feb- Berthn’ Bepr: 28] 8iaasr.s FEBRUARY 12, 190 Richard Armstrong, a native of County Fer- managh, Ireland, aged 50 .vun. Friends and acquaintances are respeetfully invited to attend the fumeral today (Tues- day), February 12, 1807, at 2 o’do& pP. m., from the parlors of Hulsted & Co., 924 Fill. more street. ASLATASAN—In the City and County Hospital, February 11, 1907, Dan Aslatasan, a native of Norway, aged 56 vears. February 10, 1907, Ethel native of Richmond, Ind | Mae Barnes, aged 23 years. Remains at the parlors of P. F. Green & Co., northeast corner of Sixteenth and Guer- Tero streets. BREITZMANN—In this eity, Febroary 11, 1907, at the residence of fthe parents’ 1099 Do- lores street, Josephine M., dearly beloved Quughter of John A. and Josephine Breiz- mann (nee Keily), & native of San Francisco, Cal.,, aged 1 year 5 months aud days. BURNETT—In this city, Febrnary 9, 1907, lington Cleveland Burnett. of Jane Cleveland Burnett, Wel- beloved husband | and father of | Isaae, Lester, Marius, Olive and Gertrade Rurnett, @ native of Hampton, Windbam County,’ Copn., aged 78 years 4 monhts and 19 days. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, 1922 Broadway, between Octavia and Laguna streets, tomorrow’ (Wednesday), February 13, at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment National Cemetery, Presidio. Associated Veterans of the Mexican War are particularly requested to attend. CAIN—In this city, February 11, 1907, Charles Edward, infant son of Charles P. and Estber J. Cain, a native of San Franeisco, Cal., aged 1 year and 3 months. Interment private. Please omit flowers. CAMPODONICO—In this ~eits, February 11, 1907, Joseph Campodonico. “heloved son of Maria Campodonico, a native of Italy, aged 45 years. CARRERE—In_this city, February 10, 1007, Marle Ann Carrere, beloved sister of Jean and Madelelne Carrere and Marie Furcate and Theodor Pale, and sister-in-law of Oatherine Carrere, Jean Furcate and Jean Pale, a na- tive of France, aged B4 years. Friends and acquaintances are respeetfully fnvited to attend the funeral services tomor- row (Wednesday), February 13, at 9:30 o'clock 8. m., from the parlors of Julius 8. Godeau, 2123 'Bush street, thence fo St. Brigid's Chureh, where a mass for the repose of her soul will be celebrated, commencing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. OCOLBRANDT—In this city, February 9, 1907, Francis M. Colbrandt, beloved husband of #he late Gertrnde Colbrandt, son of Maria and the Jate Richard Colbrandt, and brother of Rich- ard, Wiliam, Fred and John Colbrandt and Mrs. Agnes Lewis, a native of Melbourne, Australia, aged 35 years 6 months and 14 days. ‘A _member of Carmen's Union, Division No. 205. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day). 10:30 a. m.. from the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 2019 Mission street. he- tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DURE—In this city, February 9, 1907, Ellen, beloved wife of john Duke, a mative of Illi- nofs, aged 45 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfnlly at invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), at 10:30 a. m., from the parlors of P. F. | Green & t corner of Sixteenth and | Guerrero streets. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by 11:40 a. m. train from Twenty- Afth and Valenefa streets. | DUTRA—In Honolulu, January 27, 1907, Mike | beloved husband of Theresa Dutra, and brother | of Manuel Dutra of Hanford, Cal, a native of Agores, aged 58 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), at 8:15 o'clock a. m., from the residen of D. M. Stewart, 4305 Linden street, Ouk- land, thence to Sf. Franels de Sales Church, corner of Grove and Jones streets, where a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul will be celebrated at O o'clock a. m. Inter- | ment St. Mary's Cemetery. | GILLEN—In this city, February 11, 1907, Wil liam Gillen, dearly beloved husband of Delia | Gillen, father of William, Myrtle, Roderick | and Roy Gillen, and son of the late Bernard | Gillen, a natlve of San Fran- . aged 42 years. Remains at the funeral parlors of P. F. Green & Co., northeast corner of Sixteenth 0 Guerrero street GRADY—In Beskeley, Cel., Februay 11, 1007, BATCWAY WV eanor . “dearly beloved dsughter of Tobn . Grady wna the "Annie 3{: 4 AUCT]ON SALES Trains leave and are due laf and granddaughter of A. Black of San Fran- cisco, a mative of San Francisco, Cal, sged vears 6 months and 12 days. 7 HORST—In thiswity, February i1, 1007, Aunie, beloved mother of ward Horlt. a native of Germany, aged S2 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. LARKIN—In this city, February 9, 1907, John Larkin, dearly beloved son of the late John and Mary Larkin, and brother of James Larkin and Mrs. Mary Murray, and the late Willlam Larkin, a native of Boston, Mass., lled 48 years. 'A member of Hackmen's Union No. 224. Friends and acquaintances are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), at 12:30 o'clock, from the funeral par- lors of P. F. Green & Co., northeast corner of Sixteenth and Guerrero streets. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. —In Los Angeles, O , Thomas MeMany, a na 57 yea February 86, York, € of New acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fumeral tomorrow (Wed- nesday), at 2 o'clock p. m.. from King Solo- mon’s 'Hall, Fillmore street, near Sutter, under the auspices of Oceldental Lodge No. 22, F. and A. M. Interment Woodlawn Ceme- tery, by electric car from San Jose avemue and Thirtieth street. Remains at the parlors of Halsted & Co., 924 Fillmore street. MERRILL—At Redwood City, February 10, 1907, Frank H. Merrill, husband of !he late Maria A. Merrill and fatber of Albert H., Fred Frank W. and George A. Merrill and of Mrs. George B. Miller, a native of Maine, aged 73 years and 2 months. Funeral ~services tomorrow (Wednesday), at 1 p. m.. under the auspices of the George H. Thomas Post No. 2, G. A. R., at Hamilton Hall, Geary and Stelner streets. Friends, ac- quaintances and comrades and ladles of the G. A. R. are invited. Interment at Greenlawn Cemetery. MULRENEN—In this eity, February 8, 1907, Lawrence F. Mulrenen, - native of Massachu- setts, aged 46 years. A member of the Waiters' Unton Local 30, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day). at 10 a. m., from the parlors of Porter & White, 1531 Golden Gate avenue, corner Scott street. Interment Greenlawn Cemetersy. REGAN—In this city, February 11, 1907, Joseph M. Regan, dearly beloved son of Hanorah and the late Jeremiah Regan, and beloved father of Jobn Regan and Mrs. J. D. Barry, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 29 years and 2 months. A member of South San Francisco Parlor No. 157, N. § Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wed- nesday), at 9 o'clock a. m., from the resi- dence of his mother, 1441 Seventh avenue South, between M and L streets South, thence to All Hallows Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul wiil be cele- brated, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Oross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. SWEENEY—In this city, February 9, 1907, Mary Jane, beloved wife of Garrett C. Sweeney. and devoted sister of Nellle Carr, a native of New York State. (Los Angeles, Cal., and New York papers please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- day), February 12, 1907, at §:30 a. m., frem her iate residence, 852 Church street, thence to Mission Dolores Church, corner of Dolores and Sixteenth streets, where a solemn requiem high mass for the repose of her soul will be celebrated. commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. In- erment Holy Cross Cemetery. UNSINN—In this city, February 11, 1907, Jobn Unsion, husband of Mary Unsinn. and father of John, Anfon, Elizabeth and Mary Unsinn, a native of Bavarla, Germany, aged 68 years. URRY—In this city, February 11, 1907, Emma . beloved wife of Alford Urry, mother of Alford Urry Jr. and Vivilene Urry, and daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary Lane, a native of California. Funeral and interment private. WILSTRUP—In Hayward, February 9, 1007, Knud Wilstrup, husband of the lafe Catherine Wilstrup and father of the late Oscar and Ferdinand Wilstrup. a native of Denmark, aged 63 years, 1 month and 9 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday), February 12, 1907, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Dania Hall, Hayward. Interment San Torenzo Cemetery. PUBLIC AUCTION 4000 4000 4000 297 Valencln. Cor. l4lh Steamers leave Broadway Wharves For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA SANTA ROSA .. ..Every Sunday, STATE OF CAL .Bvery Thursday, 10 a. m. FORSEATTLE,TACOMA VICTORIA, B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C. GEO. H. CLARK, A. P. BOOTH, HAROLD L. WRIGHT. N. GRAY & CO. UNDERTAKERS 2198 GEARY ST., COR. DEVISADERO. Telephone West 4707. FRANK VAYR 17 years at 105 Sixth Street ..FLORIST. Now at 512 McAllister ‘Telephone Market 3091 McBREARTY & McCORMICK FUNERAL DIRECIORS. 915 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 20TH Formerly of McFadden. McBrearty & Green. Telephone Market 97. H. ). Gallagher Undertaking Co. 1314 WEBSTER st., bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel. ‘West 3925. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Pres. & Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres. WOODLAWN CEMETERY San Mateo Co. Finest and Best qug:ped Recelving Vault and apel. (Masonte Cemetery Association) Office 1154 O’Farrell St. D. I. KENNY & CO. —UNDERTAKERS— 1719 EDDY STREET, Near Scott Phone West 2645 UNITED UNDERTAKERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2608 Howard st., nr. *«L Phone Market 276. California Undertaking Co. 2210 STEINER STREET Between Sacramento and Clay. Phone West 1321. GEO. W. LUNT. HENRY . BUNKER. BUNKER & LUNT, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mission Masonic Temple, 2666 Mission Street. Phone Market 2620. McAVOY, O’HARA & CO. UNDERTAKERS Are Now Permanently Lo 2649 MARKET ST., bet. Tel. Market 154. MONAHAN & CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Private ide Ac tions. ofice SW. ?a'm"."%'m “&f“% sta. Phone Market 85. { 22nd STREET FLORIST FUNERAL WORK A SPECIALTY. Count: Orflpn Promptly Attended to, - “Tood Work-Lowest Price. Phone Masker 002 3230 22D ST. Ce Crmissa Lavbige gery Rooms tl::l' n.v“l’:::: l’e':-‘klh 1839 SAMUEL McFADDEN & co. The firm of McBrearty & Green eu-flm mm&(pm-lum late bh at the Dllm McFadden & Co 1m;l-m¢st.u.um Mmu G. P. Pnlcnm PHONE MA] GOLDEN GATE. Gafitner 2475-2483 MISSIO] J. C.0’Connor & Co. Funeral Directors Now permanently loeated at our nmew establishment. 770 TURK ST, between Van Ness Ave. and Franklin St. Lady attendant. Tel. Frankln 1911. THEODOR DIERKS & CO. Undertakers, 900 Devisndero St., Cor. McAlliater. Telephone West 4804. P. F. GREEN ® CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. Formerly 0’5 Mcl“lddenb‘:cnnlm & Gm VALENTE MARINI & CO. UNDERTAKERS 3448 MIS’ "ON STREET, Near Thirtieth. Tel. Market 282. OCEAN TRAVEL AMERICAN LINB Plvmo-tl—fherbonr[——s.-!ll-ptol . 1 St. Louis.......Feb. 23|New York Philadelphia... . Mar. 2|St. Louis Philadelphia_—Queenstown—Liverpool Merion. . 23| Noordland. 16 Maz. 0| Frientand 23 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE NEW YORK—LONDON DIRECT. HOLLAND-AMERIC NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, via 'BOULOG"I Saflings Wednesdays, as per Salling List. Stat’'nd’'m, Fb. 20, 10am| Potsdam, Mar. 13, Sam Ryndam, Feb. 27, Sam|N.Am’dam, Mr. 20, 13:!!1 m Noordam, Mar. 6, 10am| Stat'nd'm, Mr. 27, RED STAR LINE NEW YORK—ANTWERP—PARIS. WHITE STAR LINE NEW YORK—QUEENSTOWN—LIVERPOOL. PL\'MOUTH—CHEH;BDUM—SOUTHAHPTON *Adriatie. June 19, July 17 ‘Teutonie, 23 10 lm J\me 26, July 24 nne ’5, 2 pm; July 3 Jn 1y 31 ane 12, 10 am; July 1 Aug. T 25,000 Tons; has Eln-tor, Gymnasium, Turkish Baths and Band. BOSTON—QUEENSTOWN—LIVERPOOL. [omee..oon Feb. 21, Mar. 30, Apr. 25 {rmes MEDITERRANEAN ,, 51t FROM NEW YORK. -March 2, 7 am—21,000 TONS March 80, noon; May 9, June 20 FROM BOSTON. ‘nfll 10 .Feb. 23, 7 am; - Agent Pacific n‘f" Coast, March 1 g’”fib‘kconvm Passenger 207 Monadnock Toyo Kisen Kaisha é cht:l Séumlhip Co. Have at 217-221 Branm St., San Francisco us.ms&’"umm Maru,” Wednesday, February §. 8. “Nippon Maru,” Wednesday, March 13, 's, “Hong Kong Maru,” Wednesday, April ers, will leave wharf, comer First and Drant et 1 p-m Yokohama and Hosotun, Kobe (Hiogo), Hon:knn‘. calling a Nagasaki and Sh: af, and conneeti) it e e R i T ca received on e W. H. AVERY, Assistant General Manager. OCEANIC S. S.C0. HONOLULU S. Alameda salls 11 a. 00l only—S. A m. trip, first class, $125. Dm LINE TO mvn-mm l‘l‘h"?h.. n,.m al(ullnv-, J’ Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports IPOKAN Feb. 16, Mar. 3. 11 a. m, UMATILLA Feb. 21, Mar. 8, If a. ni. CITY OF PUEBLA ...Feb. Mar. 13, 11 a. m. And Every Fifth Day Thereafter For EUREKA (Humbaldt Bay) | POMONA Feb. 13. 19, 25, 1:30 p. . | corRONA 16 1:30 p. m. ‘AndBrery Third Day Thetentter. ForGUAYMAS,MAZATLAN, 1 TOTT Rt M Syl giiie 438 T TN A Low rates—Including Berth and Meals. Right reserved to Change this Schednle. TICKET OFFICES: San Francisco, 8 Market st. and Bmdwlv Wharf. Telephone Temporary 492. Oakland .. 968 Broadway | San Francisco Freight Otfice, Broadway Whart. C. D. DUNANN, G. P. A., San Francisco. Hamburg-American, Twin Screw Passenger Service| PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG_HAMBURG. ~.Feb. 0/ *Kals. A. “Feb 16 Dentachinnd. - Grat Walderses Feb. Zpretoria.. Batavia Mar. 2|Amerika. *The Amerfka and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, of 25,000 tons each, crqss the Atlantic in about 6% days. MOST PERFECT LINERS AFLOAT. MEDITERRANEAN SERVIC! TO GIBRALTAR, PLES AND GENOA. 'I(nltxe .Jan. 29/*Hamburg......Feb. 19 .Feb. 4|Romanie. ~Mareh 9 schiand. -Hn Grillroom, Gymnasium, ete. R. R. TICKETS Travel Bureau R. R. Tickets, hotel accomo- dations and el’ll information about foreign travel. Travelers’ good all over the world. Hamburg-American Line RAILWAY TRAVEL Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co. VIA SAUSALITO For Sll‘llfl', Mill Valle; WERK ‘YI' AND IU‘;%A 30, 'IQ‘|‘5 9:00, 10:15, s . daily, — Cazadero and way sta- Saturdays only, for Cazadero and . daily, except Saturdays and Sun- int Reyes an way stations. San R.(-Q ‘! *T:45, Mnm‘ LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN | |JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA| 10a m | 33}3% REDUCTION ON EUROPEAN | 908 Market St.‘ San Francisco. gage " | and deliver o arvive at San Francisco Frox FEERUARY 3, 1907 FERRY DEPOT Foot of Market Street —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Arrive Leave | 4% SAN Woodland, Marysville, FRANCISCO RELIEF AND RED CROSS Bluf—Orovilie. - T4t FUNDS, A CORPORATION ; s i Wil Sell at Public Auction On | 7409 %8 Vartinez. San Ramon. . 838 rsd | 4% Niles, Pleasanton. Livermors, hursday, February 21, 1907 | . e R g A AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M., > Via Dayis) At Warehouse No. 1, on the mnm‘ lliams, Willows, Red Bluff. drive, Golden Gate Park, | B i o e STy Oppostte the Conservatory. i Stockton. Newman, Los Banos, The Sale Will Comprise: . Hanford, 4.8 1642 CONICAL TENTS : T 2436 COMMON WALL TENTS | Haniord, Vi- 56 HOSPITAL TENTS ipege ulare. Bakersfield Lis 46 STORAGE TENTS g o Jiveomeen, 110 COMMERCIAL TENTS gooring, Tone. Sacramento. t:’. Sonora, Tuolumne and Angels. 90 SHELTER TENTS ntie Express — Ogden - 4285 53 TENT FLIES Reno, Tonopah, Goldfield...._. 425 1219 TRANSPORT COTS. Richmond, Port ¢ osta. Martinez, The attention of ail, proprietors of su v 1 |"~ resorts, contractors, dealers and the pub allejo. Mare Isiand. ¥ 120 general, is called to this sale. Tents | New Orieans Express—Bakers s0ld 1n'lots to sult all purchasers. | field, Los Angeles, Deming. El URENCE VINCENT, Auctioneer. | Pa: ew Orleans. .08 1020a Port Costs. Martinez. Byron. Traey, La Stockton Merced Fresno. i Goshen . Hanford, k ~— | Lemoore, Visalia, Tulare. 708y D | 11.08a The Overiand Limited—Omaba. | Denver. Kansas 12% | 11.40a Way Stations 248 | 2800 . Agnew, San Jose. 128 3.000 inters, Sacramen ra orses . Knights Landing. | TN 3.200 Byvon, TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1907 Tracy, Modasto. Merced, Fresno . 1208 Atl p. m. and 8 p. m. 3.30p Via Tiburon, West Napa, St Also to arrive and at private sala FIFTY | Helena, Calistoga . 1025 HEAD EXTRA HEAVY DRAFT HORSES from | 340 Express, (via Davie), 1600 to 1800 Ibs. | illows. Red Bluff, In additlon we have for sale 450 head double | . Portland and East square horses, weighinafrom 1000 to 1400 Ibs, l su, Niles and Way Stations In carload lots, all halter broken Vallejo, Martinez, San Ramon, A CONTRACTOR'S OU TEIT, ~conststing of | Napa, Calistoga. Santa Rosa... 8 HORSES, 5 WAGONS and 5 SETS HARNESS Niles, Tracy. Stock ST aE to buy Some SHIRE AND NORMAN Eimhurst, Newark Centerville } E. STEWART & CO Hayward Irvington. . . Jose, T WESTERN HORSE MARKET — lare, Bal 5200 Hayward. N 3 520 Vallejo, Port Costa. Benicia, Sui- sun, Sacramento 600 China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, Omaha, Chieago. ... Martinez, Stockton. Sacra- mento. Reno, Sparks. . 124% 620p Hayward. Niles and San Jose, 9.48a | 798 Tonopah Pass.—Port Costa. Be- i n. Elmira, Dixon, Sacramento, Truckee | Fallon, Tonopah, n Kny!»r\ " .08 | & Beneeia ;\ml Way Sta- j 1128 | 820 ss— Sacramento, | 1. Port- | d and East. S48 9.00p n, Omaha, Chi- Kansas City Louis 1245 ‘ 9.00p Hunters Train. Saturday only. vark, San Jose mld way stations ... _— 13.289 COAST LINE &% (Third and Townsend Streets) 6.10a <an Jose and Way 7.00a 0od, San Tgse. Pajhro, a Cruz Del Monte, Monterey. Grove . Sdby 8.00a Shore Line Limited—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot ags, San Luis Obispo, n Barbara. los Angelés 2300 800a Del Monte. Monte Pacife . 30 a Cruz. Laurel, 230 The Ceaster—san Jose, Salinas, Hot Sprir Santa Margarita, San Lu Oblspo, Guadal Santa Barbara, San naventura, | Oxnard, Burbank, Los Angeles 11.45p | 830a Gilroy, Hollister. jaro, Watsonvill an Castroville, Del Monte. Pacifie | Surf, Lompoc. 11459 | 9 . South San Fran- ! Alto. San Jose..... 740 | 10300 iingame, San | Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto. | Sam Jose. By | N30 v x»nc_u St San Jose and Way | n Jose and Way | Monte Express — Valencia n Jose, Gilroy, Watson- Monterey. Pacific Grow: 215 3.00p Hollister. Tres Pinos.... 5.4% 3.15p New Orleans San Antonio, Houston, Orleans and East... 315 San Jose. Salinas, Paso Robies | Hot Springs. Santa Bm-bm Lc .16a 3.15% Pidflc Sorth dan Fran. ilroy. Hol 3.30p | a3 | 15.00 ‘thnch St Stati Valencia St.. Burlingame, San ateo, Palo Alto, San Jose, ncia St., San Jose and Way tations o Valencia St. Burlingame. San ateo. Beresford, Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood. Fair Oaks. Menlo Park, Palo Alto, San Jose, s 630 Valencia S Stations 8.00p Sunset Express—San Jose. Saii- nas, Puso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis Obispo, Santa Bar. bara, Los Angeles. Deming. El mo. New Orleans Golden State Limited Slesper— El Paso, Kausas City, St. Louls, Chicago .. 5.300 +6.00p 10.150 8.00p Pajaro. Watsonville, Capitola, Del 8.00p Santa Cruz. Castroville. Monte. Pacific Grove. anelnch St. 8.15p 11.00p 4.00p Breakwater, Coquille, llynh No.2, “S.8. Marshfield, Point, Ore. Union Transfer Company and checks on tzuu ts collect of Southern are authorized to cheel direct from resi- dence. baggage Telephone Temporary 1945. OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) 7.00, son Q-W M 1100 & m. 12.00, 1.00. 2:00, 8. 00, 9, A for )lnmlnc. tSunday P for Afternoon excepted. ISunday only. MI. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Seusalito Ferry, Foot of Market st. On Legal Holldays Trains Run on Sunday Time. TICKET OFFICE AT SAUSALITO FERRY. BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD VALLEJO and NAPA NAPA VALLEY ROUTE lmflnlh S. 8. Co. aud Napa Valley Eleetric R. R. Co. .--OIJND TRIPS I)“l-\'—. ts leave San Franciseo T:00, *9: - =, um—‘zlfl.sm‘-sm @. San_Franciseo landing aad Fence. THE WEEKLY CALL $1 per Year. ~ 3