The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 19, 1907, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 190 | Amethyst 51{Homestk Kf Bis Bullfrog 06l Lige Harris.. 2 § r, 12 Little Bullfrog 4% Mayflower Con Ex 3 4 Bar Anx 11 T Yankee Boy e ankee Girl Ex. District Man Little Jo Man M Co 05 [ 4 884 | | 831 iy % 80 ne-half yoke, E Baker, N of H SW 161 ot on S lime | treet, S 60 och anw wite Auguste J NW £ Jobn end Powell 50 S of $10. | lot 4, Cbarles Under- estead | Stiver :Nevada Mining Stocks Again Move Upward * Red Top Extension Is Strongest Seller of a Busy Day v The upward turn for certain mining tocks that was predicted by brokers for the present week made good VRS- terday. The largest number of shares of any one stock yet sold during the continuance of the market in months went on record as changing owgers. Red Top Extension, which has hall a number of flurries, went like the pro- verbial “hot cakes,” between the open- ing and closing gongs. Refore noon, les were i r board, 17,000 share: tension were marketed Then the shares went out fast and faster, 1000 shares at 46 cents, 5000 at cents, 10,000 at 50 cents, 10,000 at 51 cents; then, buyer 60, 3000 at 50, 51 and 53 cents. Then 11,000 more shares were sold straight, of which 4000 brought 52 cents; 4000 shares 53 cents, |and 3000 54 cents. In the closing quo- tations 51 cents was bid and no shares of Red Top Extension were offered. Al- together the sales of Red Top Extension amounted to 57.000 shares The shares of the merger, Goldfield Consolidated Mines, started at $9.25, with sales of 550 in the morning. Then 5600 shares were sold at $9.50, 300 shares at $9.38%, 50 shares at $9.50, seller 5, and 700 shares at $9.62% tralghty or within 37% cents of par. | The total sales of ythe merger were | 6600 shares. | Sales of St. Ives amounted to 14,300 | shares. The gain, as compared with last Saturday's prices, was from $1.35 {to $1.50 straight and to $1.55, buyer 10. 5| Diahondfield Triangle shared in the activity. Twenty-six thousand vere taken in at 61, 62 and 63 t Bend advanced from to $1.15, with sales of 17,000 Hibernia put on two additional 14 to 16 cents, with 19,000 Mohawk Extension gained vith sales of 12,000 xtension went up These were the s sold. 30 to 33 cents, hares. Silver Pick two points to 16 cents. by | principal features of the opening day |refused an offer last summer of $35,000 of the week. The declines were few, mstocks moved some, but the total were 6200 shares, distributed as ws:* Fourteen hundred shares Bul- rising from 35 cents to 36 cents; Caledonia, 1500 shares, gaining from 7 cents; Crown Point, 200 s at 34 cents; Potosi, 300 shares, res gaining a point, from 18 to 19 cents; shares from 64 to Consolidated, Sierra Nevada, 1500 5 cents; Standard A A A A A A A AN NNt rect an eight-story and basement buliding o > corner of Kearny and Bush streets, E 08:9 S 23:6: $10,500 Joseph Muzio with Antonfo Gravano—To erect a two-story apd basement frame building on N | line of Alvarado street, 125 E of Guerrero, 23 by 114; $5860. Nellie Dina Wwo-story {corner. of 72 with McKfllop Brothers—To erect and basemens frame building on Pine street and Pine place, W ¥ ) $10,000. Marguerite §. Gilbert with A. D. Stafford— To erect a two-story frame buflding on cor- ner of Twenty-fourth and Homestead, 25 by 85; $4700 D. D. Murpby with J. T. Gibson—To erect a twostory and basement frame building on 8 1 entina street, 125 E of Eighth, 25 A. ‘Schmidt Compdby with Thompson- s arrett Company, agent—To erect an eight- story cless A building on W line of Kearny s > street, 22:6 N of Geary, N 40, W 50:5, S , fary p, | E 20, N 22:6. E 30:5; agent to_receive 10 per . T of siresbrey, 1ot | cent ‘of actual cost. o Sherman, 3 D. J. Guinasso with Herkenroth & Schell—Ta . P Jot on § line | ©7eCt & threestory frame building on NW cor- E of Banches, E 5_‘,; | ner of Stockton and Vallejo streets; $1 5 C iam ~ 2 =% MARRIAGE LICENSES | e | 2| G. Tre.| 25 N of nstein, lot on | of South, W | e and wite, e, 150 8 of | ne of 5 by N L Burieson, lots | ¥ to Heory 1, Claren- lots 17 to feCarthy Company, sime Mountford, lot f Thirteenth, | y, lot on | Twenty- | | lot oni 1 Atr | | ! Building Comtracts ! A. Carroll w M. Boyd— T [ C_of. fice SE_ e 3 sion and First stre SW 44,900 I B n Elvin Brothers—To erect | on NE line of Townsend, NW 30 puny with Brode & v ee-story and s ot arkin streets, SEND FOR MY Market Letter The market for the past week has been one that has confused the public, and most of the brokers as well, but| these who received ity market letter of last week and followed my advice could have made no mistake. In my| market letter of next week I am go-| ing to give some more advice and said | advice will be founded entirely upon | private information 1 have from Gold- field. It will interest you, but if your -pame is not already on the list you will mot get it; therefore send your name and address at once so you will get my private market letter regularly, ddress . J. MOORE 29 and 30 Bacon Block OAKLAND, CAL. | both of | of San Francisco. | walt, 20, both of Oakland. The following marriage licenses were issued In this city Febroary 18: Koloman Racs, 33, and Irma Zlinsky, 46, both Post st. , and Millle Hespelt, 20, inth &t. Joseph Maccarlo, 24, and Rosie Castiglio, 18, both of South San_Franeisco. Frank Lukins, 35, 1404 Fifteenth st., Elsie Fuche, 34, 2570 Bryant st. Charles D. Hutson, 24, and Elizabeth Hodge, both of San Francisco. iliam Melster, 21, 1910 McAllister st., and Aljce Lyman, 20, 780 Central ry Zimmermann, 47, 1714 Laguna st., and 44, 1010 Buchanan st. , and Mamie Einstein, 27 and . Taylo h of Los A Gustat E. ersson, 28, , and Anna Crongvist, 2237 Twenty-sec- 25, 1074 Caroline Fifth ave., ima M. Wellington, orwood, Mass. Stephen Harper, 27, and Letitia A. Holden, , both of Sisson. Cal. Jacob Webrli, 52, and Chbristine Wehrl, both of 2504 Fulton st. Pendleton M. Day, 87, 1830 Green st., and Laura Leibrandt, 20, Berkeley. 42, OAKLAND, Feb. 18.—The following marriage licenses were fssued today: Joseph P. Maskew, 43, and Loretta Scott, 23, both of Alameda | Don L. Baso, 27, and Clara E. Nolan, 24, both of Oakland. John Flaming, both of Berkeley. Thomes A. Phillips. 29, and Alvina G. Han son, both of Franeisco. Merritt W. Andruf, 24, and Katherine Jant- , both of Alameda. James C. MecLain, 45, Mehbrhood, , Modesto. Charles F. Reynolds, 44, Denver, and Marlan L. True, 25, Berkeley. 23, and Dora Jobn, 24, both Lester Harbaugh, Constantine J. Kibbish, 21, and Lalla Soronson, 18, both of Fruitvale. Fruitvale, and Eva 3. Melville Lorton, 30, San Francisco, and | Bessie H. Seott, 28, Oakiand | eorge 0. Ragon, 23, and Agnes N. Zum BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will nof_be inserted. They must be handed In at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons autbor- ized to beve the same published. Notices re- stricted simply to the announcement of the event e published once in, this column free of charge. BIRTHS HANLY—In Beresford, San Mateo County, Cal., Februery 17, 1907, to the wife of Horace Hanly, a dsughter. NEWMAN—In Oakland. Cal to the wife of Bradford N ter. SIMMIE—In this city, February 10, 1907, the wife of Thomas W. Simmie, a son. e MARRIAGES MILLER—SPERRY—In this city, February 16, 1907, by the Rev. C. Calvert Smoot, Allyn Jobn Miller and M Cobb Sperry, both of Sausalito. PETERS—HENTSCHEL—In this city, February 17, 1907, | Newman, a daugh’ to Febru- ary 16, 1907, Fred C. Peters and Lisette Hentschel. VANCE—YUNG—In Oaklend, Cal., P!Mmr‘! 14, 1907, Walter Dena Vance and Lina K. DEATHS Bartels, Henry. 62 Koeppel, Edmund Bigelow, R. R. 58 Lynch, Auna Lina |82 &8 Clemens, 288N BARTELS—In Oskiand, Cal., February 17, 1907, Hy Bartels, 'busbend 28, and Olga Henrickson, 18, | i | shares at $3.10; Union Consolidated, | 1100 shares at 67 to 69 cents. X BLOCKING OUT GOOD ORE Work Progresses in Sliver Peale Dis- trict on the Valcalda | | | | | TONOPAH, Féb. 18.—The cnmpl’ea-{ sors at the Silver Peak: Valcalda mine | in the Silver Peak District are in op- | | eration and the work of blocking out | the ledge is progressing. The con- | tinued good weather will cause work | to be started again on the excavation i for the ten stamp mill that the com- pany will erect. | The equipment for this mill is nearly all on the ground, being stored at| rBlair, where the company was com- pelled to erect a warehouse when the snow stopped work on the millsite. | The roads are all In good shape now, and the work, it is understood, will be rushed to completion. Throughout the winter the underground work has | gone steadily ahead, and the devel- opmentg have been satisfactory. The development of the mine has been ex- | pensive, as the annual statement shows an expenditure of nearly $200,000. NEW DEAL MADE AT WONDER Goldfield Operators Take in Locations That Carry Rich Ore GOLDFIELD, Feb. 18.—A Wonder deal has been consummated In the pur- | chase by prominent Goldfield operators, |including H. T. Bragdon, J. M. Denny, L J. Gay and Dick Colburn, of four of the early locations. To develop this property the new owners have organ- ized the Castle Rock Wonder Mining Company. | The claims were located last May by | Fred Seger, who was at Fairview at the time of the first discovery at the new camp. Leaving at midnight, he made the locations early the next morning. At the time Seger was out on a grubstake put up by three em- ployes of the Montezuma Club of Gold- fleld, who are now assured of a com- | fortable fortune from this property. | Several good ledges are exposed on the Castle Rock group, and from shal- | low openings made in performing the location work assays have yielded | $219.76, $591.10 and $1300. The owners for the property. | BLAIR GROWING RAPIDLY | BLAIR, Feb. 18.—Blair is growing rapidly. Since the raillroad connections were established with the Tonopah- Goldfield line there has been no lull in the building boom. The site is admir- able, offering natural advantages and the buildings are substantial. Developments in the Silver Peak dis- | trict, of which this town is now the | business center, are becoming more active every day and the town is hav- ing a season of prosperity. The Pitts- | burg Silver Peak Company has a large force of men at work on the site of the 100-stamp mill being constructed near the town. The company is also putting com- pressors in at the mines of the consoli- dation. These will be ready for opera- tion soon. BUILDING BIG STAMP MILL TONOPA g. Feb. 18.—The Montana Tonopah Cdmp its big forty-stamp mill. any is rushing work on The building is practically completed. The work of | installing the machinery will proceed | steadily. Work Is now going on upon the foundation of the cyanide plant. |Much of the machinery is on the ground. | | Roxana O. Bigelow, and father of Earl G. Bigelow, a native of New York, aged 58 years 11 months and 20 days. | Friends are respectfully inyited to attend | the funeral from his late residence, 1089 | Chestnut street, between Hyde and Larkin, to- morrow (Wednesday), February 20, at 1:30 p. m. | BOLLE—In Berkeley, Cal., February 18, 1907, Lina Bolle, dearly beloved mother of Minnfe, Dorothy, Fugen,” Emily and Angusta Bolle of Berkeley and Mrs. Louise Bockofen of San Jose, a mative of Illlnols, aged 52 years 8 months and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomor- row (Wednesday), February 20, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the ors of Jameson & Niehaus, 2434 Telegraph avenue, btween Dwight way and Haste street. BROWN—In Oakland, Cal., February 18, 1907, Peter Brown, loving father of William O©. rs. W. H. Adalr, Rev. E. F. Brown, i .Gw, r?mndn. . W. Gomph an 83 years. o The funeral services will be held tomor- row (Wednesday), February 20, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. E. W, Griffin, 1720 Ninth street, West Oakland. USH—In this city, Febroary 16, 1907, H., beloved son of Louisa Bush. and factes of Olivia M., Evelyn, Charles and Raymond Bush, and son 4t Sergeant C. P. Bush, a native of San Prancisco, aged 33 years 10.months and 24 ays. Friends and acquaintances are respectf iovited to attend the funeral today. (Tues. day), at 1 o'clock, from the residence of his father, 193 Corbett avenne, between Seven. teenth' and Eighteenth, Hattle and Danyer streets. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery by electric funeral car from Thirtieth strest and San_Jose avenue. | CAFFREY—In this city, February 18, 100 | " Frank Caffrey, beloved 'son of the late fu. | ward and Mary Caffrey, and brother of Ed- ward, George and James Caffrey, Mrs. George C. Wilhelm and Mrs. W. Johnston, & native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 33 years. (Los | Angeles papers please copy.) { rlends and acquaintances are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wed. | Desday), at 9:15 a. m., from the parlors of Mrs, O. Refchel, Mrs. 3. Chalfant, Mrs. BI | McBrearty & McCormick, 915 Valencia st near Twentleth, thence to Most Holy Nedeemer Church, where services will be held at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, CAMPBELL—In Oakland, Cal., Februs 1907, Mary J. Campbeli, widow of the 1-1:5 Joseph A." Campbell, and mother of Mrs. T. Emmerson, George Campbell, Mrs. W. Smai- ley, Mrs. T. J. MacGenn, Mrs. J. McNicho- | las, and the late Mrs. M. Savage, a native of Liverpool, England, aged 78 years 4 months and 27 days. o ends and acquaintances are res Invited o attend the funeral sersiess. toany (Tuesday), Februaty 19, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Calvary Baptist Church, West street, near Tweltth, jDukland. Remaing at the_pariors of James Taylor ., Fifteenth and Jefferso AT, g CHAN —In fael Cal., Februa 1007, Susan Chandler, heloved wite of tia Jate'George Chandler, mother of Mrs. Jessle Howell, and grandmother of Mrs. Anton Shula, Mrs. Charles C. Dodge and Ada Mary How: | ¢l a native of England, aged 92 years 6 months and 28 days. (South Hampton pa- B e o e respect ends and ac nces are ttull invited Yo attend the funeral services mmolr’- row (Wednesday), at Mount Olivet Chapel, Funeral car leaves ferry at 11 o'clock. CLEMENS—In this eity, Februa 17, Lonise Bertia, beloved wife of ol . . Clemens, and devoted mother of Mrs. Cha; A. Bendele, Mrs. Charles C. Schmuck and Caj H., Sigmund C. snd Laura M. Clemens, and grandmother of Alberts Krebs and Charles and George Bendele, a native of Wurtemberg, Ger- many, aged 57 years and 26 days. A mem- ber of Franklin Circle No. 115, Companions of the Forest. (Sacramento and Los les pa- dence, ‘116 Clipper stréet. between Twenty- fourt; U, Cburch and Sanches, Interment Mount Ofivet Cemetery, by carriage. CODE—In this city, February 17, 1907, \ Mary, Delo's wife of the late Philip D. Code, wtn of James A. Philip D., Charles .Ellm. omas K. and Willim F. Code, Reel and Mrs. R. F. The funeral servi 1eon, wEI be el 2 tomorrow (Wednesday), at 1 , At 1’ Oak street, Interment private. PN e 5 of Lizzie and father of Frederick, Goo:fi‘ Henry and Willlam Barteis, Mrs. R. Wain- Hoffman end Mrs. L. ', aged February 18, 1807, HARKINSON—In this city, February 16, 1907, Gertrude J., beloved wife of D. D. Harkinson, a pative of California, aged 27 years 11 months and 22 days. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesdav), at 2 o'clack P . at ber late residence, 38 Sixth avenve. nterment private. JONES—In this city, February 1%, 1607, Olive A. Jones, beloved wife of Byron S.’ Jones, mother of Wiillam A. Jones, and daughter of Esther Litehfield, a mative ‘of Salfne, Mich., ed 59 years 1 month and 27 days. The funeral services will take place tomor- row (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock o, m., at her late residence, 114 Sunset avenue. Interment Santa Cruz, Cal. KERRIGAN—In this city, February 17, 1907, David J., dearly beloved son of James and and_loving brother of Frank ry Kerrigan and Mrs. Loulse nephew of O. and D. McGilli- n Francisco, aged 21 years Mary Kerrigon Joseph and M Scharetg, and cuddy, a native of § months and 14 days Friends and acqualntances are respectfull invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 8:30 a. from the parlors of the United Undertakers, 2608 Howard street, near Twen- ty-second, thence to St. Peter’s Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul will be celebrated. commencing at 9 o‘clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. KOEPPEL—In Melrose. Alameda County, Cal February 17, 1207, Edmund, most devoted hus band of Rosé Denker Koeppel, and beloved son. inlaw of Mrs. Martha Denker, a native of Germany, aged 43 vears § months and 29 days. Friends and aequaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral todsy (Tues- dny), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the foneral par- lors of Theodor Dierks & Co..-900 Devisadero street, corner of MeAlllster, and thence by elec. tric funeral car from Thirtleth street and San Jose avenue to Mount Olivet Cemetery, LYNCH—In this city, February 16, 1907, Anna, beloved sister of Mrs. A. Raymond, Mrs. Lizzle Miller and Mrs. A. Fliis and Ella Lynch, a native of County Cork, Ireland. Friends and nequaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tnes. day), at 8:30 o'clock a. M., from her late resi- dence, 8218 Twenty-first street, near Mission, thonce to St. James Chureh, Tewenty-third and Guerrerg streets, where 8 solemn requiem mass for the repose of her soul Will be celebrated, commencing at 9 o'clock 8. m. Interment pri. vate. MIGHELL—In Oakland, Cal., February 18, 1907, Richard Henry Mighell, husband of Rell Mighell, father of Effic Mighell, and_brother of William E. and George W. Mighell, a na- tive of Mobile, Ala., aged 55 years and 11 months. MUNSON—In Oakland. February 17, 1907, Charles F. Munson, beloved husband of Kath: erine Munson, and father of Clarence B. Mun- s0n, a native of New York. A charter member of Cincinnati Knights of Pythias and member of Maccabees and Independent Order of For- esters. (New York, Oblo and Los Angeles pa- pers please copy.) Friends and scquaintances are respectfully invited fo attend the funeral services to- day (Tuesday), February 19, at 11 o'clock A m.. at the ehapel of the Oakland Oremation Assoclation, Howe and Mather streets, Oak- an PARDOW-—In Sausalito, Cal., February 16, 1907, Eltse H. Pardow, beloved mother of Mrs. I Roma and Thomas D. Pardow, a native of 'w Orleans, La. ed TS years. Friends are respectful's fuvited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday), at 11 a. m., from her late residence, Sausalito. Interment private. PAVICH—1In this city, February 17, 1907, John Pavich, beloved friend of M. Toch, a native of Austria, aged 24 years. Friends are_respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday, Februars 21, at 9:30 a.m., from the chapel of N. Gray & Co., 2196 Geary street, near Devisadero, thence to the Chureh of the Nativity, Fell 'street, between Franklin and Gough, where a reqiiem high mass for the repose of Lis soul will be cele- brated, commencing at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Oross Cemeters, by carriage. RAZZAUTI—In this_city, February 18, 1907, Torello Razzauti, beloved hushand of Cath- erine Razzauti, a native of Italy, aged 75 years. The funeral will take place tomorrow (Wed- nesday), February 20, at 1:80 o'clock p. m., from the parlors of Valente, Marlni & Co.. 3448 Mission street, between Thirtieth street and avenue, Interment Italian Cem- etery ! 5 ROSE—In this city, at his late residence. 1306 Montgomery _street, Albert . _husband of the late Louise C. Rose, loving father of Frank. Joseph, Belle and Carrie Rose, Mrs. M. Field and Mrs. A, O. Le Clair, and | grandfather of Emma end Henry Fieids, and Frank x:nfl George Rose, & native of Plco, it Notice of funeral hereafter. RYAN—In Syracuse, N. Y., February 7, 1907, | at the residence of her daughter, Catherive | Ryan, mother of Mrs. J. J. Manseau. SHELTON—In this city, February 17, 1907, James Shelton, dearly beloved son of Danlel Sheltan, a native of San Francisco, Cal, aged 25 years. STEINgIn the City and County Hospital, Pebrflry 18, 1007, Charies Stein, a native of Sweden, aged 38 years. SUND—In Oakland, Cal, February 17, 1907, Louis Sund, beloved husband of Augusta Sund. and father of Carl R., Herman E., Alfred D. and Hilma Louisa Sund, a native of days. b No. 72, K. nds and acqualntances are respectfully invited to attend .the funeral services today (Tuesday), February 19, at 2:30 ¢'clock p. m., at Alcatraz Masonic 'Hall, Peralta street, between Seventh and Elghth, Oakisnd, under ;l;: auspices of Aleatraz Masonic Lodge No. SWIFT—In this city, February 18, 1907, Mary F., beloved wife of William F. Swift. a na- tive of San Franelsco, Cal., aged 40 ydurs. Friends and acquaintances: are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wed- nesday), at 9:30 a. m., from her late resi- dence, 1200 Seventh avenue, between H and 1 streets, Sumset Distriet, thence to St. Ano's Church, where & reguiem high mass e cele- for the repose of her soul will brated at 10 a. m. Intermest Holy Cross Cemetery, by electrlc funeral car from Thir- tieth street and San Jose avenue. TOBIN—TIn fhis city, February 17, 1007, James Tobjn, = native of Yobal, County Cork, Ire- land, ‘aged 58 years. 7 Friends and “acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Tues- dny), at 8:30 a. m., from the parlors of Barry & Scully, 927 Valencla street, thence fo Mis- sion Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose ‘of his soul will be cele- brated, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WATSON—In_Oakland, Cal., February 17, 1907, Franklin G. Watson, beloved husbznd of Catberine Watson, and brother of H. H. Watson of Berkeley, a native of Indiana, aged 4S years and 3 months. A member of Oakland Yodge No. 188, F. and A. M.; Oakland Com- mandery No. 11; Oak Leaf Chapter No. 8, 0 "E."5.. tnd Oakland Ledge No. 171, B. P. O Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fumeral services tomor- row (Wednesday), February 20, at 2 o'clock p. m., at Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Wash- Ington streets, Oakland, “under the auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 188, F. and A. M. WEISS—At rest, in this city, February 18, 1007, Jacob Welss, dearly beloved busband of Pauline Weiss. and devoted father of Mrs. Professor Frank Diets, Mrs. Dr. Frederick A. Rinne and Mrs. Charles C. Bucher. a native of Wurtemberg, Germany, aged 79 years § months and 18 days. A member of San Fran- cisco Turn Vereln, Harmony Lodge No. 13, 1. O. 0. F.; San Francisco Schwaben Veren, and bénorary member of Soclalist Maennerehor. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Wed- nesday), February 20, at 2:30 p. m., from his late residence, 722 Turk street, between Van Ness avenue and Franklin street, thence to 1. . . F. Cemetery for cremation. Please omit flowers. Harmony Lodge No. 18, I 0. 0. F.sThe officers and members of the Funeral Committee are hereby notified to assemble in their hall tomorrow (Wednesday), February 20, at 1:15 p. m. sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, Jacob Weiss. By order of A. PAUBA, N. G. G. MOENNING, Secre . d A PATH TO EVERY PLOT 1300 Golden Gate ave., Cor. Telephone West 5960, Fillmore. CYRUS S§. WRIGHT, 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 H. F. MAASS CO. Undertakers and Embalmers. 1335 Golden Gate ave., between Fillmore and Steiner stree Plone Park MONAHAN & CO. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Private Residence Accommodations. * Office SW. corner 26th and Guerrero sts. Phone Market 35 OCEAN TRAVEL HAIGHT - ST. FLORAL CO. N. PETERSON, o Formerly with John H. Sievers & Ceo. CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS. 324 FILLMORE ST., NEAR Haight. Phone Fell 8531 D. I. KENNY & CO. ~—~UNDERTAKERS— 1719 EDDY STREET, Near Scott. Phone West 2645 UNITED UNDERTAKERS, . FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2608 Howird st., nr. 224. Phone Market 276. California Undertaking Co. 2210 STEINER STREET Between Sacramento and Clay. Phone West 1321. Ge0. W. LUNT. HENRY C. BUNKER. BUNKER & LUNT, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mission Masonic Temple, 2668 Mission Street. Phone Market 2620. McBREARTY & McCORMICK FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 915 VALENCIA ST. NEAR 20TH Formerly of McFadden, McBrearty & Green. Telephone *Market 97. TELEPHONE PARK 12. SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 1070 Haight st., Near Baker. Take Halght-Street Cars. H. J. Gallagher Undertaking Co. 1314 WEBSTER st., bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel. West 3925. DANIBL P: DONOVAN, Pres. & Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres. WOODLAWN CEMETERY n Ma 3 Finest and Best Equi) Ml Receiving Vault and - Chapel. (Masonie Cme!r:.r Assoclation) Office 1154 O’Farrell St, THEODOR DIERKS & CO. : Undertak 900 Devisadero St., Cor McAllister. Telephone West 4504. P. F. GREEN @ CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. of McFadden, M & Green. Telephone Special 1867, VALENTE, MARINI & CO. UNDERTAKERS 3448 MISSION STREET, Near Thirtleth. Tel. Market 282, McAVOY, O'HARA & CO. UNDERTA S MARKE 16t and 17th, T, bet. g H. P. PETEESEN ] mnl Dm&ulfll’dfi 1940 and 1942 NE. Formerly AMERICAN LINE Plymouth—Cherbourg—Southampton PHILADELPHIA. Mar.2, Mar.30, Apr.27, May 25 NEW YORK ar. 16. Apr. 13, May 11, June 8 ST. LOUIS..Mar. 23, Apr. 20, May 18, June 15 CELTIC, 20,904 Tons. .. ...Apr. 6, May 4 Philadelphia—Queenstown—Liverpool Haverford Mar, 9|Friesland . ar. 23 Noordland Mar. 16/ Merion New York—London Direct ETONKA...Feb 23. Apr. 6, May 4, June 1 EAPOLIS Mar. 9, Apr. i3, May 11 per_Sailing List. . Am'dam.Mr. 20, 10am tatendam,Mr. 27, 10am . 13, Sam|Noordam, ‘Apr. 3, 9 am ED STAR LINE New York—Antwerp—Paris ELAN Mar. 2, Mar, 30, Apr. 27 KROONLAN Mar. 9, Apr. 6, May 4 VADERLAND .Mar. 16, Apr. 13, May 14 FINLAND. . Mar. 23, Apr. 20, May 18 7 WHITE STAR LINE Netv York—Queenstown—Liverpool OCEANIC Feb. 27, Mar. 27, Apr. 24 TEUTONIC Mar. 6, Apr. 3, May 1 BALTIC r. 13, ‘Apr. 10, May 8 20, Apr. 17, May 1 5 9 BALTIC ... *ADRIATIC. TEUTONIC. OCEANIC MAJESTIC. “New, 25,000 Tons; has Elevator, Gym- nasium, Turkish Baths and Band. Boflo-—qneeuuw-—ll.lverpnl CYMRIC. 30, Apr. 25 i%g%’hcuc P <May 30, Ji o MEDITERRANEAN Vi FROM NEW YORK: .March 2, 7 am (21,000 tons) 4000 PUBLIC AUCTION | 4000 4000 Tents Tents Tenls SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF AND RED CROSS FUNDS, A CORPORATION ‘WIil Sell at Pubiic Auction On Thursday, February 21, 1907 + AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M., At Warehouse No. !, 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 attention of all. proprietors of Summer cont s, dealers and the pablic in general, i3 called to this sale. Tents will be sold in' lots to suit all LAURENCE = Al 50 Gentle Drait Horsés at 8 p. m. 50 Halter Broken Wagon Horses at 1 p m. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1907. WESTERN HORSE MARKET. 297 VALENCIA ST. E. STEWART & CO. AUCTION SALE—Office General Superintend- ent Army Transport Service. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 11, 1907. There will be sold at pub- Iie auction, at 11 o'clock a. m. Feb. 20, 1907, at_Folsom-street wharf, a lot of miscellaneous condemned quartermasfer's stores, a list of which can be seen at the office of the property clerk at Folsom-street wharf. J. B. BELL- NGER, Major and Quartermastes 8. A OCEAN TRAVEL Steamers leave Broadway ‘Wharves For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, "SANTA BARBARA SANTA ROSA Every Sunday, 10s. m. STATE OF CAL Bvery Thursday, 103. m! FORSEATTLE,TACOMA VICTORIA, B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C. Puget Sound &Alaskan Ports SPOKANE . Feb. 16, Mar. 3, 11 a. m. UMATILLA Feb. 21, Mar. 8, 11a. m. CITY OF PUEBLA ...Feb. 26, Mar. 13, 11 a. m. An@ Every Fifth Day Thereafter. For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) POMONA . Feb. 13, 19, 23, 1:30 p. m. CORONA _Feb. 16, 22, 28. 1:30 p. m. Ang y Third Day Thereafter. ForGUAYMAS,MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL. CABO, ALTATA CURACAO .. Mar. 7, 108 m. Low rates—Including Serth and Meals. Right reserved to Change this Schedule. TICKET OFFICES: 3 Market et. and Broadway Telepbone Temporary 492. s R v ...968 Broa neisco Freigni Office, Broadway Whart. DUNANN, G. P. A., San Franeiseo. OCEANIC S. S. CO. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA. HONOLULU S 8. Sonoma salis Z p m. Feb. 28. Chris il::r(‘h (International xh-‘;bé:,om and return, t, 2: 3 HONOLU ancisco, ‘Whart. ai D. a eda sails 11 a. arch 9. Round trip. first class, $125. TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. Mariposa salls ;tzlsl . m. March 10. First class round trip, 125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CoO. 58 Clay Street, San Francisco. Passenger Department, 673 Market st. Phone “Temporary 1231.” KOSMOS LINE PASSENGER SERVICE “Amasis,”” 6000 tons, Captain Kagel- salling February 268 from San Fran- o for Hamburg, via Mazatlan, San Blas, Manzanillo, Salina Cruz, San Jose de Guate- mala, Acajutla, La Libertad. La Union, Puanta S. 8. macher, Arenas, C. R.; Payta, Caliso, Mollendo, the principal ports of Chile, and London. For rates and ger accommodations -apply to Lendal M. Gray, manager, pler 19, San RAILWAY TRAVEL Northwestera Pacific Railroad Co. VIA SAUSALITO FERRY For_Sausalite, Mill Vi WEEK DAYS AND 8T o, 8:80, 718, 0100 *Huns fo San Quentin. 743 8. m. Gally, for Cassders and way sta- 8:18 p. m., Saturdays only, for Casadero and i salls t Saturdays and Sua- days, 10 Point Reses sad way stations. From 8. F. for Tiburon, Belvs 3:80, 5:10, 6:30 p Cretic. Mar. 80, noon; May 9, June 20 Republic ... April 20, 10 2. m FROM BOSTON # ublic. -March 18, noon g April 10, 8:30 a. m., May 18 Romanic -April 27 G.N. KOBEPFL, Passenzor Agent Pacite Coast, 207 Monadnock Building. Jeamburg-American, Twin Screw Passenger Service PLYMOUTH—CHERBOI Graf Wuldenn.l;‘lh. 23 B ian A" VieMar. O uthicls 4! Deutschiand ...Mar. 18| Pell‘l:ylunh i *The Ami a iserin Auguste Vi e R0 tane etk oo By Eumte tic 1o about 6% Days. MOST PERFECT INERS AFLOAT. MEDITERRA AN SERVICE TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND GENOA. e e o lreh” :l.llh. A am} March 26| *Humburg. *Has Grillroom, Gymuasium, ete. 3315% REDUCTION ON EUROPEAN 3 ° RAILROAD TICKETS 2 CMay 7 Hamburg-American Line 908 Market St., San Franelsco. Toyo Kisen Kaisha Have . mfifi‘&u«u Room 240, James Flood Building oS, S “Mopon Maru,” Wednesday, March 13, 8. 8. *Hong Kong Marn,” Wednesday, April 8. 8. “America Maru,” Friday, May 3, 1907. ™ —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Richmeond. Benicis, Sacramento, Sufsun and Way Stations.. .. Elmira, Vacaville, Winters, Rum. Dayis, Woodland, Marysville, Chico. Red Bluff—QOroville...... Eimburst, Newark. Centerviile, Jose, Los Gatos, Wright . Vallejo, Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa, Martinez. San n..... Niles, Pleasanton, Livermors, , Lathrop, Stockton....... Shasta Express—(Via Davis) Williams, Willows, Red Biuff, Ashland, Portland and East... Martinez, Antioch. Byron, Tracy. Stockton, Newman. Los Banos, Mendota, Armona, Hanford, Visalia, Portervill e Port Costa, Lathrop. Merced, Mo- desto, Fresno, Hanford, Vi- Iia. Tulare. Bakersfield. - i Livermors, ), Valley Sacramento. lles, San Jose, Stockton _(*Milton Spring. Ione Sonora. Tuolumne and Angel Atlantie Express — Ogden «Reno, Tonopah, Goldfleld. Richmond, Port Costa, Mt and Way Stations won, Fresno. Hanford. Lempore. Visalia. Tulare. The Overland Limi: Traey, Lathrop. M Raymon« Goshen Junetion, 11.00a rt Costa, Martines, Byvom. Tracy, Modesto, Merced, Fresuo ... s VI‘-’ l‘l‘&buoc:l.‘ West Napa, St elena. Calistogs. < Portiand Express, (via Davis), Williams, Willows, Red Bluff Ashland, Portiand and Fast Niles and Way Stations.. Vallejo. Martines, San Ramon, Napa. Calistoga. Santa Ross... Niles, Tracy, Stockton Lodi . Elmburst. Newark c-m.mfl'-* 3 Agnew. San JOSE. Hayward, Niles. Irvington, San Jose, Livermore._.. S Tos Tu- 340 3.40 4.00p 4.00p 420 4400 5.00p 828 11148 The Owl Limited—Newman. Banos, Meudota, Fresno, lare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles !lrll'd. Niles and San Jose..... Vallejo, Port Costa, Benicia, Sul- sun, Sacramento o China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, Omaha, Chicago. — Martinez. Stockton, Sacra- mento. Reno, 5 6.20p Hayward. Niles and San Josa .. Tonopab Pass.—Port Costa. Be- nicia. Suisun, Elmi Dixoa. Davis. Sacramento. ckes Hazen, Fallon, Tonepah. Goldfield and Keeler. 7.00p Vallejo, Benecia and Way 8209 Ore n 848 108 1128 708 1128 gon Express— Marysville, Redding. Port- land. Puget Sound and East. .43 9.00p Fast Mail—O gden, Omaha, Chi- cago,—Pusblo, Kansas City. COAST LINE & (Third and Townsend Streets) Valencia St.. San Jose and Way Stations . . o Valencia St, Redwood. San jose. Morganhill, G1lroy, Pajaro. ‘Watsonville, Santa Cruz—Lau- rei—Boulder_Creek, Salinas Del Monte, Monterey. Pacifie 6.10a 7.00a .00 8.00a 8.00a Monte, Monterey, Pacifie Grove ¥ G Watsonville, Santa Cruz. Laurel, Boulder Creek. The Coaster—San Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Margarita. San Luils Obispo, Guadalupe, Sants Barbars, San Buenaventura. Oxnard, Burbank, Los Angeies 1145y Gllroy, Hoilister, Tres Pinos, Pa- jaro, Watsonville, ‘Santa Cruz, te. Pacifie 3150 San Ant . Houston, New Orleans and East San Jose. Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Barbars. Los L P —— ‘Watson Sants Crus, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifie 315 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Markes Street) 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00. 11.00 &. m. 12.00, 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 8.00, 3.00, 9.00 p. m. P for Afternoon 1Sunday only. MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Sausalito Ferry, Foot of Market st. A for Morning. tSunday excepted. NAVY YARD VALLEJO and NAPA NATA VALLEY ROUTE Monticelo S. 8. Co. auu Nags Yaiey Biectrio B B. Co. Olose 6—ROUND TRIPS Y—8