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M M Nu b 5[ O R Bt M M M M M; 18 ox M M o9 M A M e neis J. Csrolam, lot on 1 and Hyde streets, E 50 | Johp Fitzgerald to Jotn Moyniban, Jot on NW corger of Bugenis and Anderson, N2 by W 70; 8§10 Anns O. Schlleker to Mary Reftly, lot on 8| e of Osk street, 49 E of Central avenue, E | r § 110: $1 John 2 t N line of Twen 25 by N 114 mith O'Brien and wife Matyiand 5| Montana Bifrg Original 7|Orig G Bar Ex Pennsylv Red Bird Shorbone attan Distriet 03/ Man Ivanhoe 06 Man Humboldt 12{ Man Jachson 05| Men Jumbo, 03| Man Little Joe 04/ Man M Co Ney Man Mammoth Man ) Ma Ma 7| Man Original t Hili Mines tgomry Mt. t-Shosh Ex ngget fo Bullifrog . id Sol Birrg Bifrg Bifrg hyolite Twnst Ventura B — Wolverine — 04 Yankee Boy 14 Yankee Girl 13 18 an an an an an n an United an Verd, Vir iners dan. Hil nstang Man ustang An 3| Mustang Fx Man ne Nut w T Horse Ex TIONS Wiegmann, lot 3 W of Clayton by 8 C. Walker, lot 4 N of Euclid to Emwa C Randall 57 S of Fifteenth Howard J street, 35 Tot § atreet, ritz, 'V ulrur(u tte 105:4 E F. Clarke, lot of Van f Post and one-balf of Jones streets, Hyde, 45:10x Handlos, f Seward S Lau . 100 8W ataille, lot t street $10. executor) to of Shrader and £10 Fri ot on NE 7:6. by > Maurice Ro- 50 N of ick F. and Ella avenue, 85 § of 14 to Oscar R. avenue, 225 N 10 Nellte B. Higgins Forty 5 by W iot on a ‘Mathesos, 1ot on t Willard, B 25 tieth street, 130 E of | £10 to Mabel Baer et al., on NE corner of Jackson and Baker sireets, by N 100; $10 xander B. Truman and wife to Robert F. apd_wite, Jot_on ) W of Sanchez. King_snd wite to Coleman et by W 110; $10. Jobn H. Grady and wife McLaughlt of Jot on David Devoto 1o Shaw. nt, ny (contractars) Holly Park Tract; ¥ line of Octavia street, SP line of Ediburgh street, evenue, SW 150 by N line of Eighteenth | W 25 by N 114; $10. John F. McGowad, lot $10. &% 1o G. Favilla lot 50 N of Chestout, to Willlam G. Loewe, 300 SW of SE 100; $10. A. B. Pendergast, er of Devisadero and 6 $10. Compe: class C, gins with Mechanics' Construction -All work for & four-room sement cottage on Glover street; $1750. ard and Mary E. Brady with, A. A. Wesen a All ‘work for # onestory frame bulldi o W line of Kentucky street, 50 N of Twenty- & ond; $1620. ). Wahlbeim with Frank Crothers—All work fo a two-story and basement frame building on X iine of Twentieth street, 100 W of Valencia, v 114; $6913. doseph ‘Westail with M work for & four-stors and fu 1750 F. Kobl with Works Jobp Leonard, Butcbers & Hadley, Jobn A , 85 N of Nelson & Sheeban, W, story frame bullding 185 N « Sheehan with WANTS PARK IMPI improvement Club rday to allow in pt‘vve Holly Park and of Seventeenth, N wson & Morrison—All basement_brick “bulld- Dyer Bros.. Golden West Iront Pettus, Weidenthal—To erect a seven- and basement brick bufldiog on SW line of Mission, SW 107 is Pockwits and PAwlms:damlmhlnl ith by 60; 0ok—To erect ou E Jine of Valencla 75 by E 87: ! ehidln;on\llnecf! teenth ram lfi by N 75 ROVED--The Holly Park tioned the Supervisors the next budget to the avenue on S line of | “| de Haven yesterday ® | Association HARMONY OF CHOIR FAILS IN HOME Suit of Grace M. Edwin Hammond for Di- vorce Develops Sad Tale MET A romance which began happily Church, in the s at Union tears, m derstandings, quarrels and finally pe 2019 Broadway, ter In Judge Mogan's court day, where the sult for divorce brought by Grace H. Hammond against | brand unrefined people should have children. Mrs. Hammond and taken under advisement yesterday afternoon. Against | - t AT THE CHURCH| in | the choir loft of St. Mary the Virgin's lof Mrs. Elizabeth Hilderbrand, whose and Stelner streets, | nmer of 1905, only to lead to|View yesterday morning, point strong- onal violence in a home at|derbrand, her husband, and Daniel Me- reached its final chap- \Gow.n a lodger, have been arrested on ster- | suspicion. Bdwin H. Hammond was tried |ment at the City and County Hospital Hammond w the organist and | for heart failure, death was at first Mrs. Hammond a member of the choir | supposed to have resulted from natural at St. Mary's when their acquaintance |causes. However, as both the hushand beg: Their mutual love for music|and McGowan had spent Wednesday drew them together, and they were night drinking and carousing in the married in August, 1905, but lived dwélling, and as the woman's death happily only a short time. Hammond | had apphrently not been of a sudden is an avowed opponent of the Rooge- |nature, Captain Duke decided to detaln veltian ideas concerning large fami-|the two men. ¥ lies, and when Mrs. Hammond in-| According to neighbors, the suspects formed him that she was to become ! began their drinking bout early on| a mother she declares that he told | Wednesday evening and all through| her roughly that her maternal in-|the night sounds of loud talking and| stincts placed her on a level with revelry came from the temt. There brutes, and that only uncultured and|were no marks of violence on Mrs. Hil- is possessed also of | a desire to go on the operatic stage, |celebration of the payment of $250 to her | Hilderbrand by source of further|for injuries that he had received on a n | Mission-street car. nd her husband's opposition to ambitions was the trouble. Finally they began to shu each other's company, and then, Mrs. Hammond alleges, there as- | saults made on her and ph vio- | lence done her by her husband. Ham- | mond is a bookkeeper for the ond and Bellingham Bay | Compa the recipient of a | $150 per month and the owne ot et estate and shipping interests. The testimony In the case was concluded | Mrs. May TIsabel Brian of 667 Ash enue filed a suit for divorce yester- day against Bose Mahon Brian, a man- ufacturer, whom she accuses of e treme cruelty and habitual Intemper- ance. She says that while under the| influence of liquor he has attacked her, struck her in the face, choked her, threatened to kill her and called her harsh and vile names. Divorce was granted yesterday by Judge Graham to Susan Dolan from | Johr Dolan for neglect, by Judge | Mogan to Mary Quilfelt from William A. Quilfelt for desertion, by Judge Hebbard to Mary T. Foote from Jef- ferson D. Foote for desertion, by Judge Hebbard to Crace E. Cliff from Fred| | Clifr for desertion, by Judge Murasky to Helena Boden frc Frederick C Boden for extreme cruelty, by Judge Murasky to Addie Simens from Ole L. imens for faflure to provide, by Judge Murasky to George H Jones from Elizabeth Jones for desertion, by Judge Troutt to Jokeph A. J. Espinoza from Ruth Bspinoza on statutory grounds and by Judge Troutt to Frank Bou- langer from Mary Boulanger for de- sertion. Suits for dtvorce were filed by Bes- sie Stern against Louls H. Stern for neglect, Charles Huden against Jennie Huden for desertion and Bella Brown against Louis Brown for failure to {provide and habitual nd habitual intemperance. MM[ THIEF MAY GET TEN YEARS Ten years in the penitentiary 1s the fate that confronts Robert Wallace Nel- son, an expressman, who was caught stealing packages of mall from the postoffice in Santa Cruz on December 25.- He pleaded guiily before Judge to the indictment | charging ten larcenies in as many | counts. He was ordered to appear for | sentence today. The lowest penalty that may be im- | posed is one year's imprisonment on | each count. Nelson was not repre- | sented by an attorney and apparently was ignorant of the full consequences of his plea of guilty. Two years ago Emil Kanngieser, a | postoffice clerk, was caught stealing | from the mail and was indicted on | elght counts. Congressman Kahn was | his attorney and when Kanngieser ap- | peared for sentence on his plea of | guilty Kahn made a fervent appeal for clemency. Judge de Haven, however, | sentenced Kanngleser to elght years' imprisonment in San Quentin peni- tentiary, the minimum penalty under the Slfitu!P < MISSION JEWELRY ~ STORE ROBBED The jewelry store of Willlam Schep- | pler, 2392 Mission street, was entered | Wednesday afternoon in broad daylight by thieves, who stole forty-three gold rings. At the time of the robbery Miss Woolley and wife to Jemes Paterson and | Tillle Scheppler, daughter of the pro- | prietor, was in charge. She says that | a man entered and asked to be shown a watch he said he had left to be re- paired. When she turned to wait on | the supposed customer, two strangers | entered the store, grabbed a tray con- | talning the gold rings and ran off. The first stranger then decamped. e FILLMORE STREET TO BE EXTENSIVELY IMPROVED Plans Being Made for Decorative Light- ing System and Repaving of the Thoroughfare Belleving that Flllmore street as a shopping thoroughfare has come to | stay, the Fillmore-street Improvement has subscribed for about | 850,000 of city bonds and thus has in- sured repaving of the street and a new lighting system. Work will begin at once, according to the statement of J. W. Raphael, vice president of the as- sociation. He declares that the association has experts and engineers at work to as- certain the cost of a system of orna- mental street lights, for which an ap- propriation has been secured. ‘‘We have the assurance of the city officials that work will be begun at once, and that about $25,000 will be expended in the work of repaving the street,” said the merchant. A banquet will be held by the mem- bers of the association on February 21. i.““o““ DESTROYED BY FIRE Fire which broke out in a building at the corner of San Bruno and St. Paul avenues yesterday burned the struc- ture to the ground and entailed a loss of approximately $15,000. The house was occupled by the Southern Pacific Company's track laborers, who are en- gaged in laying a roadbed near ti All the effects of the workmen were destroyed. The blaze is supposed to have originated from a cigarette stump. - 4 | which | Railroads Company and REFUGEE ARRESTED FOR UXORIEIDE Death of Mrs. Hilderbrand in Tent at Harbor View Investigated by Police LODGER ALSO IN JAIL Circumstances surrounding the death body was found in her tent at Harbor 1y to murder, and two men, John Hil- Owing to the fact that Mrs. Hilder- had recently undergone treat- derbrand’s body, however. The revelry is sald to have been in the United Rallroads ARBITRATORS MEET WITHOUT RESULT Another session of the board of ar- bitratfon was held yesterday without | reaching any conclusion on the award is to be made in settlement of differences between the United its employes. The session was glven over mainly to a discussion relative to the recent publications of the progress of the ar- the bitration. Chief Justice Beatty joined with the arbitrators representing the company and the carmen in a denial that any improprieties had been com- mitted in th'e deliberations. | At the close of the session Beatty | said that the board would continue in | its efforts to reach a conclusfon on the | terms of the award In the controversy. | L R ADVERTISING MAN GOES EAST Shirley Walker of the Walker Adver- tising Agency of this city left yes- terday for New York, to be gone a month in the interests of his agency. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were 1ssaed February 14: Gosakn Uwatakl, 42, Alameda, Haraguehi, 25, 2025 Piue st e John Johnson, 28, and Carolina Johnson, 28, both of 1215 Rbode Island st. Henry Luders, 85, 1200 Howard st., and 3. chwormstede, 30, 4023 Twenty-sixth st. J. Davidson, 28, 1237 Masonic ave., and rm_n]lmpl‘elzlfi Ao:mcmmm“ st. ] omas, 26, 'A Clay st., and Car- rie V. Park, 21), Melrose, Luigl Arats, 22, and Maria Pitronave, 25, both of Collins _st. David Moscone, 29, 1922 Greeuwlch st., and Celestina Moscon bard Davi a: n., and Mary E./Kreuzberger, 40, Sacramento. Benjamin Nelson, 25, Twenty-sixth st., and Magda Schjelderup, 23, Oakland. John Hyland, 25, 507 Twentieth st., and An- nle_Honeyman, Oscar Lundqui vina E. Ericeon, 21, Los Angeles. Tom M. Dunn, 23,’ Fresno, and Clara A. Barr, | 20, 243 Collingwood st. { Ludwig Frank, 32, 2021 Sacramento st., and Nan H. Bamburg, 20, 1523 Laguna st Wilfum P Allia, 22, 96 Haight st., Helene E. Fraser, Bryant st. Charies Tamen 21 2035 Pl st., and Anna Sundland, 18, 1483 MeAlllster st. Peter Treich, 30, and Angele Bordes, 25, both 22 Steiner st. Adoif Lindbere, 28, and Mary Wolma, 48, Valie Carl 'Petérs, 36, 271 Church st., and Lisette Hentschel, 23, 998 t. Robert C. H. Fitsche 24, San Franeisco. cisco, and Al- and o , T06 Birch ave., e st., and Ida 1651 Twelfth ave. 93, OAKLAND, Feb. ld— he following marriage licenses were 188us Emilio Pinotte, ginia Fantinelli, 2 toda; . San Franclsco, and Vir- Oakland. Danlel Goldstone, 38, and Linnfe B. Milne, 30, both of San Francisco. Cris Miller, 26, Pinole, and Henrletta Lloyd, 21, Berkeley. William J. Hamburg, 36, and Minnie Cravallo, , both of San Francisco. Gerald Le Roy Abell, 36, and Nellle M. Le- land. 40, both of Oakland. Mike Demeno, 21, and Rose Carlo, 18, both of Oakliand. Jacob F. McFlwaine, 22, and Rena'A. Hunt, 20, both of Oakland. Charles J, imenn Jr., 24, Berkeley, and Louise C. elbacher, 23, Oal & Angelo Recclardi, 26, and Blasina Addieco, 18, both of Oakland. Willlam C. Hull, 44, and Isabelle Owen, 45, both of Oakiand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be ingerted. They must be handed In either of the publication offices and be Indorsed with the name and residence of persons author- ized to have the same published. Notices re- stricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once in this column free of charge. BIRTHS GILROY—In this city, January 81, 1907, to the wife of Willlam Gliroy, a son. HE[\E)[EYEI—III Santa Cruz, Cal., January 1907, to the wife ot Theodore Helnemeyer, n "daughiter. HERTOGH-—In_this city, January T, 1901 to the wife of Frank de Hertogh, a son. e e MARRIAGES PABKK!O‘\»![CHELBER@EB—“ lhll city, February 12, 1907. by the Rev. F. Doang Fredrick T. Parkison and Anna u. Eichel- berger, both of San Franeisco. DEATHS MeNesby, Jas Morits, llt!hl uls. Anderson, Nance. Blankenstein, H. Booth, Gi Bushuell, CoaneLT"!l:( Howley, Bilmr (Stater of Merey) Andrew Tlutflu‘ 13, 1007, ‘r..@'i.“;.""“um e Hattle «MORITZ—Entered into rest. in this eity, Feb- THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13 tnvited to_attend the el eaum! ( ), February 15, s ., A the :.l.,rlnn of J. 8. Godeau, 2123 s it between Webster and Fillmore. Interment Mount Olfvet Cemetery. BUSHNELL—In_ this city, February 13, 1907, Maris T. Bushnell, deariy beloved mother of A., A. M. ana E. R. Bushnell, a na- tve ‘ot Hardin County. I?;:xun, aged 81 ears 10 months ans i T khe funeral wil take place today (Friday), at 10 o'clock a. m.. from the parlers of Carew & English, 1618 Geary street. Inter- ment Cypress Lawn Cemeters, by 11:30 o'clock traln from Third and Townsend streets. COOPER—A month’s mind mass for the re- pose of the soul of Teresa Cooper will be celebrated Saturday, February 16, at St. Vin- cent de Paul’s Church, Steiner and Green streets. Friends snd Acquaintances are in- vited. COYNE—Entered into rest, Februarx 14, 1907, Frank Coyne, beloved cousin of Annfe' Ryan- bart, a native of County Kilkeany, Ireland, & a 2 TS, !:ldem- + the parlors of Samuel McFad den & Co., 1070 Haight street, near Baker. CRESALIA—In this city. February 18, 1907, Martin Cresalin, deariy beloved husband ot Clorinda Cresalls, and father of John, Mat- thew Frank, Anna, Joseph and Vietor Cre- silla, a native of Dalmatia, Austria, aged 62 years 3 months and 13 days. (Ouklahd and San Jose papers please copy.) Friends ‘w0d acqualatances are respectfully invited to attend the Nn!rll today (Iri- day), February 15, from late residence, 2120 street, n Seventeenth, thence to the Church of Nativity. Fell and Franklin streets, where & solemn requiem high mass for the repose of his soul will be celebrated, commencing At 10:30 5. . Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth stréet and San | Jose avenue. Officers and members of Court Oceidental No. 8676, A. O. F., sre hereby notified to at- tend the funeral of our late hrother, Martin Oresalia, today (Friday), February 15, at 10 m., from his late residence, 2123 | Howard nreel By order of | Ukt SACKETT, Chlef Ranger. | GEORGE FRIEDEMANY, Fia. Sec. | CURTICE—In this city, February 18, 1907, | Dianitla L., beloved daughter of F. W. and Ruth Curtice. and granddeughter of F. T. | and Elenor L. White, o native of Los An. | eles, Cal., aged 8 years 2 months and 15 ays. The funeral will take place today (Friday), at 11 a. m,, from the residence of Ler parents, 450 Frederick street. Interment Oypress Lawn Cemotery. GILLESPIE—In this city, February 13, 1907, Elizabeth Gillesple, n native of Ireland, aged 79 years. GIOVANNI-—In the Oity and County Hospital, February 13, 1907, Delaprani Glovanai, a na- | tive of Ttaly, aged 24 years. - | GRIFFIN—In _Fruitvale, Cal., February 11, 1907, Nora Griffin, n native of County Ros- common, Treland. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at the Cburch of the Nativity, Fell street, near Gough, where a requiem | mass for the repose of her soul will be cele- Drated, commencing at 9:46 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HANNA—In this city, February 18, 1807, Huogh Hanna, beloved husband of the Iate’ Annie Haona, and father of Charles W. Hanna and Mrs, F. C. Brindu a native of Canada, aged T8 vears and 7 months. A member of the Knights of Homor No. 8027. Friends and ncquaintances are respectfully invited to uttend the funeral today (Fri- day), February 15, at 2 o'clock p. m., from his late residence, 25 California avenue, thence by electric funeral car from cormer of Thir- tieth street and San Jose Avenue at 2:80 p. m. lnterment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. HINTON—In_this clty, February 4, 1907, Wil- llam M. Hinton, beloved hLusband of Mrs, M. E. Hinton, a native of London, England, | aged 77 years. HOWLEY—In this cits, February 14, 1907, ter Mary Howley (Sster of Merey), of Ireland, aged 82 years. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sat- urday), at the termination of A requiem mass for the repose of her soul, which will be cele- brated at 9 a. m in the chapel of St. Cath- erine’s Home, Potrero avenue and Twenty- second street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. KERR—In Alvarado, Cal, February 14, 1907, Andrew Kerr, adopted father of Andrew K. Annle H., John M. Jennle R. and Willlam F. Logan, a native of Ireland, aged 79 years 4 monthe and 14 days. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Saturday). Fobruary 16, at 10 m., from his late residence. Interment 'Decoto Cemetery. . LEWIS—In Fruitvale, Cal., February 18, 1907, Emanuel Lewls, beloved son of Joseph and late Katherine Lewls, and brother of W. M. Manning, Josie Guillott, Mrs. Phelomna Classen and Joseph Lewls, a na- tive of Alameds, Cal, aged 27 years and 1 month, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully lnvited to attend the funeral services tomor- row (Saturday), at 9 c'clock a. m., at St. Elizabeth’s Chiurch, Bray avenue, Fruitvale. Interment Bt. Mary's Cemetery. McNESBY—In this eity, Febrnary 18, 1907, James H. McNesby, dearly beloved husband of Mary 7. nc‘luby, loving father of Jame: McNesby, beloved son of Mary and the lat Nesby, and brother of Jobn, Harry and Willle MeNesby, Mrs. F. Dopovan, Mrs. Sts- | a native Sweeney and the late Frank MeNesbs, ive of New York, aged 41 ye H monthe. A" member 'of ‘Goiden_ Gate $hncts No. 61, F. 0. E.; B. of P. D. and P. Union No: 36 na Gonet: Coiummbia No. 85, T, of A: Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend tite funeral today (Fri- day), at 9:15 a. m., from the pariors of the United Undertakers, 2608 Howard street, near Twenty-second, thence to St. Peter’s Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of | his_soul will be celebrated. commencing at 9:45 . m. Interment Holy Oross Cemetery. Golden Gate Aerfe No. 61, F. 0. E.—Off- cers and members: You are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, today February ., from the parlors of the Tieen rnanmkm. 2608 Howard st., near 22d4. By ord JOHN 7. CASSIDY, Worthy President. B. F. HANLON, Secretary. Court Columbia No. 55, F. of A.—Officers and members: You are hereby mnotified to attend the fumeral of our late brother, James MeNesby, today (Friday), February 15, at 8:30 4. m.. the parlors of the United Undertllen, 08 Howard street, near 22d. By F. J. MALOVFY Chief_Ranger pro tem. JOHN G. CHASE, Fin. Sec. pro tem. ruary 12, 1907, Metha Moritz, beloved sister of the late Chris Morits of this ecity, the 1 Diedrich Moritz of Germany and the late Henry Moritz of New York, a native of Bev- Germany, IM 64 years. pers please copy.) Triends and. acquaintances aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Fri- dax) (At 900 oelock o i fom . ihe tuneral parlors of Theodor Dierks & Co., 900 Devisadero street. corner of McAllister, and thence to St. Paulus German Evangelical Lnth- eran Chureh, corner of Eddy and streets, where services will be held at 10 o’clock. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by elec-- tric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San TJose avenue. BAPP-IQ this city, February 12, 1907 Louis Rapp, a native of G Germany, u‘ea soL A member of Fureka Lodge No. 0a. Friends and -v}ulnunm are mpfl.‘"ll“y Invited to attend the funeral oau (Fri- day). February 15, at 2 m., rom the Imdertlklng parlors of P. G ortheast corer of Sixteenth lnfl (lnlrr ltreeh. under the auspices of the Bartend lnlon. Local 41. Interment Mount Olivet sCHMXTT-In this city, February 12, 1907, Eu. gno Schmitt, beloved brother of Mrs. Gao hefd and Martin Sehmitt, a native of Sln l‘;-g:l’lca Cal., aged 30 Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services today (Frl 7), l( 12 oclocl. at the chapel of Co., 2196 Geary street, corner of Devisaders, Gt mation ¢t 044 Fellows' Cemeters: SCHNACK—In this city, at 748 Parnassus aye- nue, infant daughter of Detlef and Catherine Elizabeth Sehnack. & native of San Franciseo. The funeral will uh ueu toany (Friday), years B months and at 11:80 a. m., residence of the parents. Interment pflnta. Holy Cem- etery. SCOTT—In this city, February 13, 1907, Emm: Josephine Scott, beloved wife of the Inte Joseph P. Scott, mother of Walter L. Scott, and aunt of Mrs. Dr. C. ler, a native g; Wisconsin, aged 59 years 10 months and days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funersl today (Fri- dly) February 15, n} 10 o'clock a. m., the of the Golden Gate Undertaking Company. 2475 Mission street, near Twenty-first. Cremation 1.'0. O, F. Cem’ etery. SEALE--In Magfietd, Cal., Thomas Seale, be- Toved fatner. of Amed na Mabel Seale, u pative of Kings County. Iréland, aged 80 years 4 months w008 fon. ana_grandenild of Augu a Kriiger, a nafive of San Franeiseo, ! Jear and 7 months. Fri and acquaintances are mw:t!nny I-vmd to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat- urday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the parlors of Valente. Marini & Co., 3448 Mission street, | between Thirtieth street and Cortland avenue, thence to funeral electrie. car at comer of | izabeth , aged ment Greenlawn Cemetery. 'rAn.oR—ln Livermore, Cal., February 14, 1907, Taylor, beloved hnsband of Mel: Vins' Tegtey and father of B. L. J. R. and | George V. Taylor, n native of Massachusetts, aged 81 years 2 months and 25 days. Friends and_acquaintances sre respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomor- row (Saturday), February 16, at 1 o'clock p. m., at the M. E. Church, Livermore. Inter- ment 'in Masonic Cemetery, nnder auspices of Mosate and A. M. Please omit flowers. TERRILL—In this city, February 13, 1007, Wil- liam Terrill, a_native of me-n. England, aged 73 years & months and ¢ day: ‘Tho Interment will take piace today (Fri- day), Februaty 15, at Grass Valey, Cal. WALKER—In this city, February 14, 1907, Mary mother of Mrs. Josephine Kent, D, 1. Wulke F. D., Tone M. and Earl C. Walker. WAL!B—ln this city, February 18, 1907, Eitza- Ester, beloved Mary and 'nmnmy ‘alsh, Andrew and the late John Walsh, a pative of San Francisco, O months and 10 days. Friends and acqu invited to urday), at 9:15 o'clock a. m., f lors of D. 1. Keony & Co.. 1719 Eddy street, Biac Suoths” thents! o oly Cross Chureh for services, Somaiencing at 8 80 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Oross Cemetery. WHEELER—In this city, February 12, 1907, at | bis late residence, 1400 Post street, Judson Wheeler, a native nf [.orfllne. Jefterson County, N. Y. aged Friends ! Invned !o ‘attend the funera t. Ma services at day) morning at te, Santa Olara ‘s Cathedral this (Fr( o'clock. Interment pri WIEGMANN—In this city, ry 13, 1907, Martln Wiegmann, beloved hus! d of Emma Wiegmann, and_father of Edward M. Wieg- wann, Mrs. G. Seyden and Mrs. F. Arnberger, a native of Luneburg, Germany, aged 80 years and 6 months. (Detroit papers please | copy.) Fineral services will be neld at the partors of the H. Maas Company, 1335 Golden Gate avenue, today. (Friday), at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment private. Please omlit flowers. WROBIOFF—In Petaluma, Cal., February 14, 1007, Caroline, beloved wife of Heary Wro- bioff, devoted ‘mather of Henry Wrobloff and Mrs. A. Burmeister, and siater of Henry Eggerling, a native of Bremervoerde, Ger- many, aged 60 years 8 months and 4 days. invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat- urday), at 12:30 p. m., from the parlors of H.'F. Suhr & Co., 2019 Mission street, | near Twenty-fifth. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. A PATH TO EVERY PLOT Golden Gate ave.,, Cor. Fillmore. Telephone West 5960, 1300 PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors -and Embalmers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 445 Golden Gate ave.) Private residence accommodations without ex- tra_charge. Tralned lady attendants. Personal services under all conditions. Phone West 770. JULIUS S. GODEAU Undertaker and Embalmer, 2123 Bush St., Near Fillmore, Formerly at 305 Montgomery Ave. and 510 Van Ness Ave. Finest private residence accommodations. Lady attendant. Carrlages and ambulances to bire. Te West 2699. Halsted & Co. 924 FILLMORE STREET NEAR McALLISTER. Phone Park . McBREARTY & McCORMICK FUNERAL DIRECLORS. 915 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 20TH Formerly of McFadden. McBrearty & Green. Telephone Market 97. HAIGHT - ST. FLORAL - CO. N. PETERSON, Formerly with John H, Sievers & Co. CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS. 824 FILLMORE ST., NEAR Haight. Phone Fell 8531. H. ). Gallagher llnderlakmg (o. b-t Enl- & O'Farrell. Tel. NO = 1814 WEBsTnR nt San Mat Finest and Best Equ!mnd nocelvln: Vault and (Masontc Ocnetery Assoclation) Office 11534 O'Farrell St. THEODOR DIERKS & CO. Undertakers, 900 Devisadero St., Cor., McAllister. Telephone West 4804, P. F. GREEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sta. Formeriy of McFadden, McBrearty & Green. Telephone Special 1367, VALENTE, MARIN]I & CO. UNDERTAKERS | 3448 MIS’ ‘ON STREET, _Near Thirtleth. Tel. Market 252, SHIBELEY-MANN €O, Ine. THE LEADING FLORISTS Will Open SATURDAY, Feb. 16, at 1203 SUT- TER ST. Phone Franklin 2094. Frank Shibeley, Pres. Alex Mann Jr., H. P. PETERSEN Funeral Director and Embalmer, 1940 and 1942 Post st., between Fillmore and Steiner. Blegant lence funeral parlors. Personal Services un- der all conditions. Phone West WETZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY Folsom St.. Bet. 1ith and 15th. 1082 FORONE MARKET 106. JAS. McGINN Formerly at 214 Eddy Street. Funeral Director and Embalmer, 832 Fulton St., between Fillmore and Webster. Tel. Park 1369. H. F. MAASS CO. ‘Undertakers and Embalmers. 1835 Golden Gate ave., between Fiilmors and Steiner streets. Phone Park ST. o = PASSENGER SERVICE S 5. “Amasls G000 toms, Captaln Kagel- macher, sailiog Februsry lnam m eisco for mm than, S nu-. Friends are respectfully In'ikd to attend the tuneral, at s Iste reridence Mayfeid, 3 ¥ (Fri bruary 15, at 10:30 2. m. l.ll!(rlfllnl I(C. STOBING—In_tuls clty. February 13, 1907, i RS Stobiue. and. bisker of - Albur Al ol + Willtam, "flnm. er, mgt and (l;:?" amm, of i Pruel-eo.. e Foseral 1 fi ioes place mm i g m:m o'clock a. m., from the d"’o} English, 1618 Geary -treet Inter- ment Hmll( Olivet Ormdtlf.', y carriage. Mansantllo, “mal Libertad. La Union, Pmn Mol Aeghchs. Culino: lollzmh. the pom of . aaa ey mxom'g? Anals mummurhmmm DIRECT Ll!l TO HAVRE-PARIS. o 0T o G P 1. ok River oot street. to Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. Inter- 8. Walker, beloved wife of D. J. Walker. and | and loving sister of Mary, | aged 10 years 10 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully | Undertakers and Embalmers | 1 +At Warehouse No. 1 | | | | | | | | | First and Branhan streets, ' Northwestern Paciic Railroad Co. AUCTION SALES! PUBLIC AUCTION | 4000 4000 4000 = Tents Tents Tents - SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF AND RED CROSS | FUNDS, A CORPORATION | Will Sell at Public Auction On Thursday, February 21, 1907 AT 11 O’CLOCK A. M., | , on the main, drive, Golden Gate Park, Opposite the Conservatory. The Sale Will Comprise: 1642 CONICAL TENTS | 2436 COMMON WALL TENTS | 56 HOSPITAL TENTS | 46 STORAGE TENTS | 110 COMMERCIAL TENTS 90 SHELTER TENTS 53 TENT FLIES | 1219 TRANSPORT COTS. | The attentfon 6f ali, proprietors of summer | resorts, contractors, dealers and the public 'n generni, is ealled-to this sale. 'renu will be | sold 1n lots to suit all purchase: | LAURENCE VINCENT, Anctioneer. | | I5n AT AUCTION NEXT MONDAY, Feb. 18, at HERMAN AN VALENCT ETWEE: of good, cheap stock belonging to other people. If you need horses don’t miss this sale. 11 a.m. sharp. WILLIAM CLOUGH, Auctiones OCEAN TRAVEL Steamers leave ‘Mfl'l!\! Wharves | | | For LOS ANGELES, | SAN DIEGO, | SANTA BARBARA | SANTA ROSA . .Every Sunday, 10sa. m. | STATE OF CAL . Every Thursday, 10 3. m. FORSEATTLE, TACOMA | VICTORIA, B. C. 1 VANCOUVER, B. C. | Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports | SPOKANE Feb. 16, Mar. 3, 11 a. m. UMATILLA .Feb. 21, Mar. 8 1l1a. m. CITY OF PUEBLA ...Feb. 26, Mar. 13, 11 a. m. | And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. For EUREKA (Humboidt Bay) | POMONA .. .Feb. 13, 19, 25, 1:30 p. m. | CORONA -Feb. 16, 22, 28. 1:30 p. m. | And Every Third Day Thereafter. For GUAYMAS,MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA| OURACAO ....................Masr. 7, 10a.m. | Low rates—Including Serth and Meals. | Right reserved to Change this Schedule. TICKET OFFICES: San Franciséo, B Market st. and Broadway Whart. ' Telephone Temporary 492. Oakland . .968 Broadwa, San Frane! Bmmlwl' Whart, C. D. D ', San Francisco. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Oriental Steamship Co) | Have Gpened Thelr Geneval Offce at 2!7-221 Brannan St., San Francisco | 13 H “Amenu‘ulm " Wednesday, February ng'r o “Nippon Maru,” Wednesday, March 13, 8. 8. “Hqng Kong Maru,” Wednesday, Apfll 10, o Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and | Brannan streeis, 1 p. m., for Yokobama and | Hongkong, ealling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hlogo), | | Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hons- | kong with steamers for Manila, india, ete. l)‘ | cargo recetved on boardl on day of s, | nrmmi mp tickets at reduced rates. i iit and passage apply at office, corner H. AVERY, | Assistant Ganenl Manager. | OCEANIC S. 5.C0O HONOLULU muy—s S. Alameda safls 11 a. m. | Feb. 16, 1007, Eound teip, it cl SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SA HO! S. 8. Sonoma safis 4 B 3 ghurch (laternstional xnlbnlau) and return, .50;_second, $228.50. | TARITL SOUTH SEAS—S. §. Martposa salls | at 1l o m. March 10." Firet class round telp, | $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS, o, 5S Clay Street, San Franelsco. Passenger Department, 673 Market st. Phone “Temporary 1231.” l‘hmv RAILWAY TRAVEL VIA SAUSALITO FERRY For Sausalito, Mill Valley, Sa R.'Iell WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYE T, 745, m.. 48, +3:15, 4:35, 5:18, 5:50, 6:30, 3 Mxowusspm *Runs fo San Quenttn. 45 € m. aally, for Camdero and way st 15 p. m., Saturdays only, for Casadero and | way stations. | 5:15 p. m. daily, exce Saturdays and Sun- days, for Point Reyes and way stations. From S. F. for Tiburon, Belvedere and San Rafael —Week Days—7:40, 9:18, **11:00 a_m., m, 3 R e ’l'hnndlyu " only. From San Rafsel for 8. F.—Week Days—6:15, 7 55, 9:25, 11:13 a. 50, 3:40, 5:00, Trains leave and are due. to arrive at San Francisco Frow FEERUARY 3, 1907 FERRY DEPOT Foot of Market Street _ Leave —"'A OAKLAND PIER— - Asrive Riehmond., Benici, Saeramento, Suisan and Way Stations... ... 748 7.00a Elmira, Vacaville, ‘\ll\hrl. Rum- T48% 7.00a 439 7.20a 5430 7.40m 3 9.2% 2% Vizalia, Porterville. 3200 Port Costa, Lathrop. Mereed. Mo- desto, Fresno, Hanford, Vi- ro. Bakersfield 4Ase 8400 Livermore, ilion), Valley 1 na, Sacramento 408 840 Sonora. Tuolumne and Angels,. 408 3.00a Atlantle Express — Ogden 428 9.00a R.no Tono e 9.40a i, Port Costa, Martinea, nml Way Statio: 5.4 10.20a Vailejo, Mare Isiand. Naj S N2 10.20a New 1 Jtleans Exprew— Fma fisld, Los Angeles, Deming. - 188 10200 Port Costa. Martinez, Byrom. Tracy. Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, §oshen Jjunctlon.” Haaford. Lemoore, Visalia. Tulars. T.08y The Overland Limited—Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City 128 Niles and Way Stations._.. 243 Newark, Agnew, San Jose. 128 o Faing Woodland, Knights o Marysville and Srovilie. ™% Port Costa. Martinez, Bysom, Modesto, Pnn nd Express, n iams, Willows, Red BluR A hland, Portland and 943 Niles and Way Stations. 7480 Vallejo. Martinez. San Ram: Napa, Calistoga. Santa Rosa. 6.08p Niles, Tracy, Stoekton Lodi 10284 Elmburst. Newark Centervil M Agnew, San Jose, .. Hayward, Niles. Sivinaton San 1018 Jose, Livermore. .. t1l48e he Owl Limited—Newman, Los 08, Mendota, Fresno, Tu- lare, Bakersfeld, Los Angoles S48e Hayward, Nilesand San Jose.... T.08a Vallejo. Port Costa, Benicia, Sui- sun, Sacramento N2t China and Japan Fast Maii— Ogden, Omabs, Chicago......... Martinez, Stoekton, mento. Reno, Sparks....... Hayward. Niles and San Jose__.. Tonopah_Pass.—Port Costa, Be- nicia, Suisun, Elmira, Dizon, Davis. Sacramento, Truckee Hazen, Fallon, Tonopab., sidfield and Keeler. ra Vallejo, Benecia and Way Sta- tions, Sunday only. Oregon’ Expross— Sacramento, Marysville, Redding, Port land, Puget Sound and kast. 9.00p Fast Mail—O g d e n, Omaha, Chi- gago—Pueblo. Kansms City. 12.489 9.48a 1128 S48 12,439 ters Train, Saturdey oniy, o Jose and way - COAST I.INE 8 (Third aud Townsend 4"“) 6.10a Valencia St., San Jose an: Stations 7.00a Valencia . Grove ... Shore Line Limited—<San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Ho# Spriggs, Sam Luis Obispo. Santd Barbara, Los Angeles Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifie S ose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Spring Santa Margarita, San Luls Obispo, Guadalupe, Sants Barbars, San Buenaventurs, Oxnard, Burbank, Los Angeles Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pines, Pa- jaro. Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Castroville, Del Monts, Pacifie @rove, Surf, Lompoc.... Valencia St., South San Fran- ciseo, Palo Alto, San Jose... Valencia St., Burlingame, San Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto, San Jose Valencia 8 Stations Valencia St. Stations Del Mont Dre: St San. Jose, GilR 7 3 9.05a 10.30a 11.30a , Watson- Viile, Santa Cruz, Del Moute, Monterey. Pacific Grove... Hollister. Tres Pinos. New Orleans Express—El Pnso, San Antonio. Houstos, “I' Orleans and East. San Jose. Salinss, Paso Hot ‘!prlnls. Santa Bnhus. Los Ang Watsonvil le< Santa Monte, Monterey, Grove.. . . Da Pacifle Valeneia St., South San Fran. Gilroy, Hol ecisco. San Jose, t.. Burlingame, San \hhov Palo Alto, San Jose, Los Gatos ... i Valeneia St., “udonss‘ Buriir Sai Valencia ngame, San Mateo, Beresiord. Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oaks. Menlo Park, Pllo A.l'o. San Jose. 16.00p San ‘ins. Paso Robles Hot Sorings, San’ Lufs Obispo, Sani bara, Los %r;‘nlu. De Bar- Ing. El 3.00p 8.00p Monte. Pacifie Grove... Valencia St., Ocean View, Alto, San Jose...... S.8. Breakwater, fleld, Coquille, Ore.... My rde Falton. “Windsar. Heldeburg. Lytton. Gegsersille. | and Cloverdaie. Hopland pl__and Ukiah, _ u Guerneville. | Sebastopol. | willite and | Sherwood. | 6:20 **Tiburon only. STAGE CONNECTIONS. Stages connect at GREENBRAE for |- Quen- fin; at SANTA ROSA for White Sul and Mark West S L Sanatorium: at L' GEYSERVILLE for Shnats Sirinms: AL CLOVE DALE for ibe Geysers, Boenvilte, Phile m. B st oeinge. Eelocred Iseyvitle. rings. gbland Springs, Kelseyville, .C:rlsb-d Springs, Soda Bay New | . Lakeport, Bartieit : at UKIAH for e Vicky ‘g.'.,’:;‘. :nlnue Lakes, Laure &% Witter | iville, Orr's Hot Spriens JAMES ve Temporary 1945. OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) 740, $.00. 90, 10,0, 1100 8. m. .00, 4.00, 5. 8. Novato. A for Morning. P for s:;::!nn-, fsunda’ excepted. iSunday only. - MI. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Sagsalito Ferry. §dot of Market st Ly. San Fraa. BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD VALLEJO and NAPA NAPA VALLEY ROUTH S.S.u-nM\ao-Vub:” B B a Close coaaections. OIJW TRIFS Dm’—. rn " ‘Whart, North Eod mm lin'y Meals s h“, 'h‘ ard direct. 1 WEEKLY CALL ISI per Yearn