The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 22, 1907, Page 13

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, mmn, FEBRUARY 22, 1907 §2)15,000 Reg Top Ex % Red Top Frac. Red Teop Frac. !Nevada Mi ®10. Do, b 60. Bénd. . 1.20/1500 Rescue Con Round Mt Ex Ruby Gold L’-\ Sandstormr . Silver Plek..1. 12\; Siiver Pick ..1.45| Silver Pick Bx_ 14 St Ives . xG St Ives 1 5. Water % - Lake.. 10 Horse Ex. 22 Tiger.. 17 CLOSING QUOTATIONS | 3 CALIFORNIA | _The Southern Nevada mining stocks ' S Bia.Ask, | dcclined generally yesterday. The o Copr 10/ Lightner M Co — closing bids, as compared with those swick 55 So Eureka M. 03 — of Wednesday, showed a falling off in NEVADA Montana of 10 points, Jim Butler 2 b Distriet | points, Atlanta 38 points, Booth,6 4 ¥ points, Columbia Mountain 5 pointsy Combination Fraction 12 points, Daisy 12 points, Diamondfield Triangle 2 points, Great Bend 8 points, Goldfieid 40 Consolidated Mines from $9.75 to 88 Obo Ton 17 19/$9.62%, Jumbo 2 points, Laguna 12 4 Paymaster 02 08 points, Red Top Extension 5 points, ¥ nnie Clare 1 point and olidated 5 points. Manhattan Red Top Extension shares sold more | 1.07|Ton Siv & Gid largely yesterday than on any previous « of Nev.16 day, the total number being 70,800. No o 3-99 West End ...1 other stock, with the exception of Lone | } s S e manl TN Star, sold as much as 20,000 shares. SRS Dl Blue Bull became qdet. Blue Bell and v st Dexter had sales of only 10,000 shares m 21 22/G14 3 Chance each. St Ives sales totaled 15,000 4 shares. Twelve thousand shares of Goldfield Consolidated Mines, 13,000 chares of Mayflower Consolidated, $200 shares of Bilver Pick, 11,000 shares of | Combination Fraction and 18,000 | shares of Diamondfield Triangle were the larger blocks sold There will be no session of fhe San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board today or tomorrow. Monday morning Tonopah board will auction from 9:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m President Rickey of the L. van Trust Company, according to a dispatch received yesterday from Al- | exander Russell, will be in this city to- morrow to meet the company's cred- tors. stocks M. Sulli- I ROUND MOUNTAIN IS RICH Values Inecrease Rapldiy as Greater Depth Is Gained GOLDFIELD, Feb. 21.—Samples of | ore e been brought to Goldfield from the Sphinx mine at Round Moun- | tain that are literally alive with free| gold. W. H. Clark, secretary of the, Nevada Hills, and J. W. Weber, suc- cessful mining men, have returned| from Round Mountain with a full meas ire of enthusfasm over the district. Round Mountain has been proved good | H_ lot on \ line of Sutter W 25 by $10 rgeret Futterer to Mary B \hw-k Tt b 1 street, 240 N of Duboce avenue, $10. to Gustav and Johauna Rapp, of Capp street, 180 8 of Seven- 122:8: $10 “ Isabel Dolan to Jane Dolan, o6 3 Hartford street, 214:8 § of 15 | Seventaenth $10. John 3. and ra Hanlon, mg to Danfel and of Shotwell street, Catherine Manning 1.35 | on 8 Sanel Hi to Reeza Lewko- wits, line of Twenty-elghth street, 5 by § 114 $10. ] t Alfred W. Bradbirs to Atieata A, Moorehesd. t on § line of Lake street, 57:6 E of Twelfth 12 E 50 by § 100; §10. Jacob Heyman Company to Joseph and Anna 18 Betts. lot on W lime ®f Twenty-sixth stre S_of Clement, N 25 by W 183, S 130:6% ; §10. le Simon Company to John H. Robrs, lot on W line of Thirty-Alth avenue, 258 of Clem- ent street, 8 25 by W 82:6: $10. Emma and Emil G, mm-h to 8ol Getz & Som lot on E line of Fom--«muh avenue, 237:6 § of L street, § 25 by E 120; $10, act Homestead Association to Charles lot on W line of Berlin street, 100 S . 8 50 by W 120; eorge Kluge to l-ry Kluge, Bm-a street, 206 W of 125; zift. {mmnld #nd Sarah Welnsteln to Frank J. Red Rbyolite Twn. Tot on 8 lme of Plymouth, W 50 by & nue and South street, 150 SE of N, NW 100; $10. 15| Hilarius and Barbara Kias to Eliibeth Rus- 10 — ! sing, Jot (4) 14, block 4, Tract; $10. — 20! Leopold and Sarah Welnsteln to Joseph 11 13 Schmidt, lot %8, block C, Silver Terrace; $10. J. Frank and Marea Walters to Arthur R, Terwilliger, lot on E line of a8 anchez street, 8 2 10. § of Thirtieth, E 121 9, block 3, Castro Street Addition; $10. Amelfa ‘Oberdeener to Joseph Friedlander, lot on N line of Pine street, 220:1% W of Van Ness avenue, W 27:1% by N 137 ™ Marie C, McDonald to Marie Bergman, lot 6, 18 \ostang B block H, Columbia Heights Traet; $10. 10/ Nemo Man . Bert Schlesinger and wife to James P. Dunne, lot on line of Stockton street, 49:6 N of Sutter, N 24 by E 56:9; $10. Edward Ginley and wife to Celia M. Bondrye, lot on W line of Rixth avenue, 275 N of Point Lobos, N 25 by W 120; $10. Curistian M. and Marian Lange to Alfred M. 25 5 — and Aythonia J. Lawson, Jot on N line of West = 08 09| Park, 300 W of Mission street, W 25 by N 100; | 10 Horse.. 07 08 $10. 0 Yol Horse Bx. 15 | Bosen M. Biemesbers to Simeel P, Blumen- | Other Districts berg, 1ot on 8 line of Pine street, 68:9 E of = Sausome, E 84:47. Ly 8 96; also one other plece; e of Won. 18 20Lynx Creek ..1 £10. adia 11 —iMinas Pedras.1 Anna D. Roller et al. to Ferdinand H. tal Wondr Schnitzer and wife, Jot on' W _line of Twent: Goldfeld street, NW 5 by SW 50; John Brandt and wife to Fraderick Betz and | 3 ev Hills Flor. wife, Jot on N line of Fairmount street, 60 E E & ey Wonder of Ralmer, E 23 by $10. Ely Gibraitar. - ar W harles E. Newby and wife to Jon Dam- ¥iy Jum Coppr — Pitts § Peak..1 meyer, lot on’ NE_eomer of Fuirmount —und | Eagle's Nesi. 22 Ramsey Wond Paimer streets, £ . W 43:2, SE 79; $10. | Farly G mdr 20 Ramsey C Won Clarence Musto et al. to .vmph Musto Sons | Keennn_Company, lot on § line of North Point | oh 157°6 W of Taglor, W 131:6 by § 1871 ‘\Inrr B. Brittan to tllm@v lot on 8 line of| North ‘Polnt street, 87:6 E of Jones, E 0:6 by 7:6 mAnnln E. W. Severs et al to J-mun Fmther, lot on E line of Sixth avenue, 175 Lobos avenue, N 25 by E 120; $10 Joanna and George R. Fistoher to Samuel street, 0. Round Mt Alp Round Mt Ex Ruby Wonder. Searchlight Trs Iver Peak M The Cotter Min 11 — | Jucob, lot on E line of Sixth lvenne 175 N of = Walker Lake . 10 — Point Lobos avenue, N 40 by E 120; $1 wich o1 Wonderland M 10 - rry Unna and wife to Charles A. lellnd Lee Bonanga.. 15 — et al.. lot on § line of Bush street, 107: of | —————— ESTATE TRANSACTIONS ot avente, W 45:10, § 68:8, W § i | 57:6, E 22:10, N 58:03, B 23:2, ig. | . Pagano et al. to Glovant Caparo, Iot on SW 1. B. Potter Realty Company to Jobn Heveby, | corner 6F Vallefo and Mison treets, W 34:4% | 53, block 28, Reis Tract;fgranf | by § 22:11; 610, N 67:11% REAL 3 smpans to F. E. Ely, lot on W | " pearl 0'Rourke to Isaac Grant, lot on § lne B e treet B0 8 0f ‘Alioa, § 25 by W | of Folnt Lobos avenue, 2 E of Thirty second ave- 10, | o 'E 510, 87325, "E 60, 8 45, W 108, NW »scar stter to Josepbine A. Ritter, lot on | 170 “,‘?,'m’. R e et Wesier atriite, W1 Thay B Baten 1o Ducsty 15 Tatiase ot ol 25: $10, [ one-sixth of lot on 8 line of Bush street, 45 & f8c Tiebrew Orphan Asylum and Flome | of Powell, E 23:6 by 8 67:6; $10. to Bmanuel Lewis Investment Company, | Marion Leventritt and wife to J. Charles Green corner of Amason und Parls streets. | et al. lot on S line of Ellig strect, 225 W of 1080 W o0, 8 124410, 8 200: $10. | Fiilmore, W 50 by § 137:6; $10. Hibernia Savings and Loan S l"l,\‘ to Roens (‘llhorile Cronen to James (‘rrmm et Dempsey, lot 19, block W, Perk Lane, Tract | on N line of Sagamore street, 455 W.of c-pnol. o | W 25 by N 125; gitt. 3 _and wife_to Mv(".nl\y :f;n-ny | i block 47, City nd | i D lnr\ und_wife 1o Frederick Ingle, | Building Contracts of Army street, 104:7 E of Castro, | 1L Hoeckele with ¥ E. Kraft’ Robert Trost | and George R. Evaus & Co.—To erect a tiree storg_building on corner of Eddy and Léav- | enworth streets, W K76 by 8 b b 000: b N 114: $10. 1 Gets and Sone to Virginia Ryerson. Jot on nird avenue, 200 N of J street, N Union Bmln‘ and Mlltln‘( (k])ml:rl‘ny w:-tth 'A to Glovannl Ghiggeri, lot | H. Wilhelm—Al except electric wol for o plac 5 N of Green- -stor,) mms bfildfl on W line of Bryant o line of Telegtaph place 115 X o Street 188 N of Eighteenth, N 00 by W 1005 to Anlu!t Trial ll(!v a 7S GItt Map cobson to Will C. Sore: E|E Tratiealio street, 125 N of snkld- ~ " 100: $10, in T. Osborn and wife to Phoenix Realty mpany, lot_on 8 line g‘su'n«r street, 155 B of Stockton, E 25 by § b; hrm.kndu \l;lnfm and wife to John F. Helnkel @ wite, lot on W line of Fourth avenue, 100 of B street, § 25 by W 120; $10. Real Estate snd Development Company Charles D. MecKenney and wife, lot on E lll! De Haro street, 575 N of Twenty-second, by E 100: grent. Susan A. Fotter to Clarence D. I’nm et al., Jo ot ge N line of Amy street, 100 E of Douglass, Alaska G)mfllm‘ hfldlu with the Tracy e R BT > me build. “" R orner o l'c-monu 324 Sansome W 23:8, 8§ to N Line of California street, W 45; $10,400. D. Phelan and N 114; $10. ! Sa 1o Eltot G Potter, lot 63, Gift Map 2; ‘l:'nme w0 W. W. Potter, Jot 63, Gift Map 2; ; 10 Com. Wiiem A end Hattie McKee to W. I two dumb ot B e e eerect. 60 W of | Whlters for building o streot ensn, W 266 by § 9; 1 200 Vau Ness avenue, VM i William MeCormack $4570. M. MeGee, lot on X line of Sutter street, 100 W of Fillmore, W 25 by N 187:6; $39. L«mll and Adelipe A. Horwitz to Toba Lich- r?. —_——— Holeomb Realty Co.’s excursion to Decoto today, rain or shive. Everybody go. Have Another Fall “+£ General Drop in Goldfields Takes the Props From Market Temporarily Silver Pick 3 points, 8t. Ives 10 points, | this board and the San Francisco and | and | beth Corle, lot on SW corner of Ninth :{ SE 53 M. A. Harman to Dora Trublan, lot on SE line 1 of Chenery street, 233 NE of Miguel, NE 53 by | SE 100; $10. L Andrew J. Galbraith and wife to John P. - Wagner and_wife, lot on E line of Palm street, | = 300:S N of Euclid, N 33:4 by E 120; — Orrin Knox and wite o Arthur D, Owens = wife, lot on E line of Seventh avenue, 75 04 B street, S 25 by E 05; $10. = Hulda M. Crory to Philip Hersog, lot on S line — of O'Farrell street, 114:8 E of Leavenworth, [ E 22:10 by § 68:9; $10. Shonbar.. 12 —| "L L. Evans and wife to Bay Shore Real Es- Belmont. 02 United 15 20| tate Company, lots 23 to 25, block 66, Rels Big Four — Verde o5 k Horse Virginis 08 Moore to Peter Olsen and wife, lot Broneho, 14 Wisconsin — 05 ning Stocks satisfaction,” said Clark, who is| interested in the Sphinx. “Un-| til re(‘enllv I was somewhat in doubt |as to the result of development at |depth. I feared that it might be a case {of surface enrichment only, but we |have found that the value increases with depth and that the broken con- |dition of the ledges near the surface | gave way with little depth, showing | everything ‘in place. The values at {the 110-foot level in the Sphinx are 50 per cent better than at a depth of 65 feet and everything points to permanency.” | Weber is equally sanguine over the| future of the district. The Sphinx mine is on the same ore belt as the| | Sunnyside, from which $50,000 was taken out by dry washing last fall. | RICH SURFACE INDICATIONS | Red Mountain ana Wild Horse Springs Are Promising t GOLDFIELD, Feb. 21.—TIn the eastern | part of the,Goldfleld district, near the Wild Horse Springs and Red Mountain, an amount of mining activity is under way which equals anything in this | section. The surface Indications there |are even better than in the neighbor- hood of the great Mohawk and other mines more centrally located, and | the ledges are of greater size and con- | tinulty. The Shay property of twenty- |five claims, the Los Angeles Frank MecDonaid Company with eighteen | claims, the Nancy Donaldson, Red Boy, | Black Bird, Goldfleld, Hercules, New | Jersey Goldfield, Overfield Goldfield, Eddie Goldfield, Happy Hunch #nd others, including the Lucky Star, back | of which are the Alaska Treadwell, Gould: pedple, are all sinking or pros- pecting -on a large scale. The Big Ledge group, adjoining the Hercules and near the Nancy Donaldson, has just | been sola by R. L. Ritchie, who has |had the property under option, to wealthy New York operators. A town- Isite will be established below the | springs. i J e | GOLDFIELD 18 DESCRIBED | | | Comprehensive View of Achievements and Conditions Is Published | The second annual edition of the| Goldfield News furnishes a comprehen- | sive review of the Goldfield mining dis- trict. Many facts are given, sufficient for the general information of all con- | cerned about Goldfield mining. Thers| are special articles by Judge J. W. | Deane, Walter Prescott and others, | sketches of the men who are prominent | in development of the mining industry and a great variety of pictures illus-| trative of scenes in the great gold| region of Nevada. The whole constitutes what might be‘ termed fairly an encyclopedia of Gold- field's marvelous progress to date. The | | number is handsomely made up in all| regards. SUNRISE CLAIMS ARE SOLD | Rosebud Property That Adjoins Pow- hatan Is Purchased GOLDFIELD, Feb. 21.—The Sunrise !xroup of claims adjoining the Pow- | hatan at Rosebud, which has become famous on account of the rich sur- face showing, has been purchasea by Dave Kennedy and brother of Goldfield for $12,000. Kennedy and his brother, who were already interested in the dis- trict, are experienced mining men. The | fact that they paid such a price for a| mere prospect upon which only the ‘locatlon work had been performed, | speaks well for the district and the ground involved. The Sunrise group is & near neighbor of the Brown Palace and Dreamland, two mines which have attracted attention to the Rosebud country. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were fssued in this eity February 21: Katsutaro Mizokuchi-Yoshinra, 30, Fruitvale, and Yun Mizokuchi, 24, 2025 Plne st o Putlip Schuman, 32, 1803 Page st., 25, 654 Schrader st. Cnatar BB Bergner, 21, 282 Noe st., Dorothy Mokns, 18, 159 Belvedere st. Giobatta Blasotti, 28, 545 Bryant st., Matilde Cartamo, 18, 7 Card alley. 83, 8810 Washington st., and Sophla G. Sabs, 26, 1400 Scott st. Eagie F. Hammili, 27, Onkland. asd Eva Spellmun, 18, 489 Sefond 'ave. Jacob Babr, 24, Alameda, and Carrie Gelder, 18, Berkeley. Archibald H. Welch, 80, and Harrlett L. Say- ers, 26, both of 1408 Broderick st. John Jobnson, 25, and Christina Johnson, 26, both of 3272 Twenty-first st. Lorenzo Pagano, and Caterina Pietronave, 119, both of 1419% Dupont st. Manzo Nakamura, 30, Florin, and Miyoki Key- ohara, 20, 2025 Pine st. and Rose and and OAKLAND, Feb. 21— licenses were isstied t Tarry L. Orbell. 24 and Carrle E. Pfenninger, 21, both of Olkllnd drew Benson, 40, Oakland, and Charlotte | , 29, Fruitvale. | Oswala L. Cook, 24, and Mary A. Sands, 19, both of Alameda. | _Isanc A. Weiss, 21, and Marguerite B. Liddle, ‘The following marriage { 22, both of Oakland. Edw, . Merwin, and Nellle M, Sturte- vant, 32, both of O and Alice A. Frederick J. Dorsch, 22, both of ‘BIRIHS MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mafl wm not be inserted. They must be handed in at 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. nd. 29, nd. | BIRTHS | PETERSON—In San Bruno Par | “ary 18, 1007, to the wife of Louls Peterson, |~ a anuguter. MARRIAGES GOLDMAN—FINKELSTEIN—In this city, Feb- ruary 17, 1907, by the Rev. S A pelson, Abrabawm Goldman and Dora Fink- elstein, both of San Franelsco. JAMES_SUNDLAND _In thie city, February 17, 1907, . Hyman !mmm. Charles B B oy Sundland, both of | ciseo. LEONARD—FITSCHEN—In mic Febru- a7 10, 1007, by the Bev. J. hroeder, Robert . Leonard and H. Fitechen, both OIB&B Francisco, DEATHS Altieri, Celestina.... 51 Murphy, Adam H. Mu E. E. L S OB “:fi Mnflrl-- whe re s invited to attend the day), February 22, s ' her fate residence,’ 543 s Church, el T e repede D of A soul wi 2l requiem mass 1 be celebrated, commencing at 10y BACKER—In this city. rehmrr 20 1907, Bes- sle Ethel, beloved “dauvghtér of Bernard ana Sarah Backer, and beloved |sister of Tillle, Minnle, Harry and Hyman lcker. a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 7 months and 1907, Solo- 15 days. | BOWER—In this city, Februai b Harahl Bosee, ami Frances and Felix mon M., beloved l'xue(l‘mflg of beloved” father of Celis. Bower, a native of Hesse-Darmstadt, Ger- many, ‘aged 68 years 4 months 4nd 26 day Friends and ‘acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the fomeral seryices today | (Iriday), at 10 o'elock a. m.. at bis late resi- dence, 1829 Devisadero Street. Interment | Home of Peace Cemetery. BURKE—In this city, February 20. 1907, William beloved sop of Catherine and the late John Burke, and brother of Michael, Charleg, Goorge. Alice and Dave Burke and the late John Burke Jr., a native of Brockton, Mass., aged 44 years 3 months and 10 days. Friends and acquaintances are Zespecttully invited attend _tbe funetal Y (Fri. das). at B:30 o'clock o, K 5rnm the' parlors of MeGinn, Bros., 1 dF street, -therce o St. Joseph's Ohurch, whel'! 2 solemn high mask for the repose his soul celebrated, commencing at 9 a. m. Holy Cross Cemetery. COGAN—At Nagasaki, Japan, January 8, l’!“;l!ll nmmnt 1007, James Afdrett Cogan, beloved ther of Cogan, and nephew of Evel Umn. 2 native of San Francisco, Cal.. 89 ¥ !ln CORONAN-—-In this ¢ enn 1007, James, beloved musband of Mary Cmnn, and loving, tather of Poter, James, noulmflu e 'g; ate Joseph an v . an brother nf”“t[ru McNeece of Taunton, Maes., a native of the parieh of Cas han, County P A o e 5. d‘unm ! Mags. and Los Angeles paperd please eopy. ) Friénds and acquaintances are respoctfully Invited to_ attenl the fumetsl todhy (Fri- day), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from his \lh dencé, 2034 Folsom _stredt, tlnwee to t Peter's Church, where a n‘m = Q&& for the repose 'of his soul Wi commencing at ® ook, Tnterment H oly Cross Cemetery. ELDER-—In this city, February 21, 1 8402 Clay street, FEleanor L"flfler. mm: l‘;-ltk '!vf 'g ';Vg Emvrd and daughter of the e F, W. and Sarah L, X Interment at P«-lumn, Cal. S FARRELL—An anniversary for the repose of the el ot | e celebrated In St. Peter's Chureh tomorrow (Saturday), February 23, at 9 o'clock. a. m. FOSTER—In this eity. February 17, 1007, Ross Foster. nafive of Ireland, aged 85 soats. rlends and acquaintandes are respectfull fnvited to attend the funeral mb!t ,I of Porter day). at 8:30 a. m., from the parlors & White, 1531 Golden Gate avenus, corner Scott street, thence to St. Vincent de Paul's Chnrcnl where-a requiem hi l\ lllu for the re- roge of her sonl will he lnmmenl nnly Cross ey via”the T1ia0 s e trata o Ty i Townsend streets depot. e gt GOLLAN—In this city, Kebruary 21 Gollan, beloyed hushand of tha a native of Scotiand, aged 10 Friends and apqu rlends and acquaintances are respactfull invited, fo attend the fumerai Sunday. Fob. Gate Undetiak: o ing_ Company, 2475 3 *penr Twe ty-first. Tnterment Lawn' Cemetery. GREEN-—In Larkspur, Marin Goimty, Cal., Feb. Fuary 21, 1907, William P. Green, deatly be- loved sof of B, F. and Tena A, Green, a ma. ve of San Francisco, Cal, months and 15 days. i R The faneral will take place tomorrow (Sat- tirday), on arrival of 11:15 train from Iark: ufem mass rah ¥ el W . 1907, John late Anna spur, via funeral car from foot of Market {~ street at 12 m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme- tery. JAFFE—In this efty, 1907, Max Jafte, Germany, aged 63 voars. Friends and acqualntances are teull Invited to attend the funera Sunday: Bt v 24, At 10 oeloek, Trom the prIOR ot & W, \luny & Co., 1868 Geary street, Interment )70." F. Cemetery. JENSEN—In this city, Februars 20, 1907, Hans Jensen, a native of Romo, Denmark, aged 48 years 8 months and 9 days. (Chicago papers Please copy.) Friends and acquaintances are respectfuly Invited to attend the funera! serviees tomor. row (Saturday), at 3 o'clock p. m., at the chapel of Craig, Coclran & Co., 1169 Valencla . near Twenty- mm, ungét the guspices of Golden Gate Lodge No. 48, Danish Broth- erhood. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. KAUF—In thls city, February 20, 1007, Karl Kauf, beloved husband of Katherina Kanuf, and dev‘otrd lh}t&:of 06 Karl and Otto Kauf, a native of einfalls, Germany, aj 49 years 9 months and 14 da: S of San Eranclsco Backer Vereln and Bakers' Unlon 0. Friends and acquaintances are feapeetral invited to Jiime oot February 21, native of Posen, Tw.nty arch” and Twenty-sixth. Interment Mount™ Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtleth and Mission streets. KEYSER—In Berkeley, February 18, 1907, Wil- liam Kerser, heloves husband of Mary E. Key- ser, and father of Mrs. O. A, Schultz lnfl Charles Keyser, a native of Illimols, aged 56 yflrs (Peoria and Pekin, Iil, papers please cop; “Friends and acquaintances are respectfull invited to attend the funeral todny (Fri. day), at 10 a. m., the residence of C. A. Schultr, 1528 Prince street. Interment Moun- taln View Cemetery. LANDIS—In Oakland, Cal, February 20, 1007, Gustave C. Landis, beloved husband, of Dora L. Tandis, and father of Edward Landis and Mrs. T Lilley, & native of Hamburg, Germany, -ged 68 years 5 months and 10 ays. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services toduy (Friday), g 22, at 2 o'clock p. m., at his late home, Twenty-seventh street, Oakland. Please omit flowers. LEVIS—A requiem high mass wiil be celebrated for the repose of the.soul of the late Joh Levis on Saturday morning, February 23, 9°a. m, at Holy Cross Church, Kddy atieet: between Scott and Devisadero. Friends are in- vited to attend. LORENTZ—4n this e¢ity, February 19, 1007, | John H., denrly beloved husband of Susanna Lorentz, 'and devoted father of Etta and George Lorentz, & native of Bremen, Germany, aged B9 vears and 4 days. A member of Mission Turn Verein. Eriends and acquaintances are respéctfully invited to _attend funeral today (Fri day), at 2:30 p. b R residence, 1247" Fourth . avenue, Sunset District, - thenos. to I. 0. 0. F. Cemetery for cremation. MACOWSKY—In TLos Angeles, Cal, 20, 1907, Mary, beloved wife of 'Jacob M cowsky, mother of Gertrude Macowsky, daugh- ter of Mrs. Rosalie Cobn, and sister of Jncob and the late Mendel Cobn and Mrs. Williem Molff, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 43 _years. Friends and -equnlnnieu are mmtlully invited to attend the ervices today (Friday), at 1:30 Ry resi- dence "of M. J. Cohn, iayton street, near Waller. Tnterment Hills of Etemny Cem- stery, by clecttic funeral ear leaving Thir- reet apd San Jose avenue at 2:30 p, MASON—Yn Alameda, tebrum 19, 1007, N. a A , a native of Tennessce, aged 76 years 3 ikt Raa '8 dare Friends and scqualntances are respectfully invited to ltten tha rum.l today (Fri- day),h Fummfi - M A the ' funeral Jose. Inlament Oak sm Om!(!ry MEGINNIS—Tn this of 1907, William 7. McGinnis, z"“'{:&“ Tane'y e Ginnis, and father of W. Williams (McGinnis) and Mrs. Ethel Amend, a native of Mobile, Ala. The funeral will take RM tomorrow (Sat- Hen I° Glllagaer Ondertakiog Compann: Hen . all ng ot -u}‘:’web«er street, between Kllis and 0'Far thence to Holy Cfoss Church, where a reqniem higit mn'-m 15 the epose of his. soul sl celebral ng af 9:30 o'clock. Innmen Holy Cross Cemetery. MOLLER—In Onkland, Cal., February 19, 1907, 45 Fébruary O'DONNELL—In_this <ity, February 19, 1007, beloved son Miry and James O'Dounell, and brother of Mazie and James 0‘ 11, and nephew of Mrs. T. B. Hill and O'Brien, a native of San Franciseo, c-l.. aged 18 vears and 6 months. (Cincinnati and Los Augeles papers please copy.) \uklends ava ‘acquaintaees are. respectfully nvited to attend the funeral today (Fri- day), February 22, at 8:30 o'clock . m. from his late osidence, § Sycamore avente, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul will be celebrated, commencing at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. OWEN—In this city, February 20, 1907, at bis late residence, 3058 Polkc street, between Bay and North_ Poiut, Thomas B. Owen, dearly beloved husband of Atinle Owen, devoted father | of John W., Robert T., Charles R. and Flor- ence Owen. and of the late Rosie L. Owen, beloved son of Mrs. Rose Jones, and beloved brother of John, James and Robert Owen afid Mrs. P. Kenny, a natlve of ccntmu, aged 40 years 7 months and 24 da: PORTER_In Pledmont, Cal,, Februar ‘=, 1907, Ethel Maude, beloved wife of Vk‘gr A. Por. ter, daughter of Mrs. L. A. . and sis- ter of Mrs. Arthur E. cudweu H. Glenn and Rodney L. Johnson, & native Clarinda, Towa, aged 32 years 11 months and 13 days. POTTER—At rest, February 21, 1007, Susan Anthony Potter, wite of Fiwara B. Potter, & native Y. 1 and interment private. Pm\um-tn the City and County Hospital, February 21, 1907, Noah Prince, a native of Kentucky, aged 24’ years. PUT'VAI-JII this city, February~ 20, 1007, Putnam, “beloved father of Hil- Putnam, ahd brother of George Put. native of Sacramento, 9 months and 6 days. pers n'fiu copy.) 2 b are respectfully invited to attend the mner-l Services today (Friday), at 2:80 Bo: At the chapel of N. Gray ., 2168 corner_of Devisadero. ains will ‘be shipped to Sacramento for interment Saturday. [ aged 49 {Sactamento pa- QUINN—In_ this ecity, Febroars 21, 1907 omas flll. dntr, Wr’m Mary JorTRE Doetne of K.lte. g‘e.lll hlfl:e -nflt.rrnn Quinn_apd Mrs. W. B. . a native of lowa, -m years. Notice of funeral hereafter. RICK—In Alameda, Cal, February 20, 1807, John George Rick, (heloved nus 4 | of Anuie Rick, a lov!d ther of un Schmidt, » Bative of Germany, aged 75 and 7 months. The funeral services will fake place tomor row_ (8 1 neloek turday), Fi 23, P m.. at 221 Centrul avenue, Alameds, nterment private. SULLIVAN—In tbis oity, Febrnary 21, 1806, Cavtain Jeremiah J. Suliivan, beloved Husband of the late Hannah Sullivan, and dearly be- loved father of Mrs. Agnes ucoAnth, a Dativé of Jreland, nged 60 years member of Court Bl Dorado No. 81, F. of A. (Lowell, Mass., papers please ) copy. Fricnds and 'dcquaintances are respeetfully invited to aftend the funeral tomorrow urday), at 8:15 a. m.. from the pnrlm nc McBrearty & MeCormick, 915 Valencia street, near Twentleth, {htace, t6_8¢. Pinl's Custeh ' where a requiem high for the repose of Tis-Soul WHIl be. cOlbrajes; commencing st B a. m. Interment Holy cm;m—; TRAINOR—In this city, February 20, 1807, Peter Trainor, a native A member of San Electrotvpers® Unlon Friends and acquainfifices are respsctfully lnvited to me the funeral today (Fri- day). at . m., from the parlors of Porter ifte, 801" Golden Gate avommer menr Seort Canada, aged 85 years. lelso Stereotypers’ and lr!el. thence to St. nie] - ln“flnen! Holy tl\e n p. m. train from Third an streets depot. WRIGB’[‘;“: Fort Bayard, February 20, 1007, Notice of funeral hereafter. 1GNATIAN COUNCIL, Y. M. T. A solemn res igh mass for the of the souls of the k;llld members of Igna- tian Counefl M. L, will be cele- hn!ed at St. tiné Church, sonthwest corner of Hayes a ndu Streets, today (Friday), at 10 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfull; lnv(gd to attend Gatgnd fPH A, CAREW, President. REV. GEORGE P. BUTLER, Chaplain. U. A. 0. D. In memory of the departed brothers and sisters of the United Ancient Order of Druids the annual memorlal services will be held at the Congregation Sherith Israel, northeast comer ot Wehuter and California’ streets, at 2 President Committee. o it n 148 % \Lut'nvo\l JOB M. WOLF, Secret: YOUNG LAD!ES' INSTITUTE. The annual requiem mass for the deceased members of the Young Ladies' Institute will be celebrated at 8 a. m. today (Friday), in sr. llvh‘el's Chureh, San Rafael, under the uspices of Lagan Institute No. 52, Young La- me- Institute. All friends and members of e order are invited”to attend. YOUNG HIN'! INSTITUTE. the officers and membérs of Young tute—The annual m I(efi'l Tnstif for the members -t m !unl en' Institute - will be celebrat Mary's Cathedral today (Friday), lt 10 oclock a. m. l‘flenfln and relatives are respeetfully invited to BOABD oF MANAQ MENT, Y. M. B N, Pl‘llduh JULIUS S. GODEAU Undertaker and Embalmer 21’8 Bush S§t., Near Fillmore, Formerly at 305 Montgomery Ave. i lllz'l 810 Van Ness Ave. Finest private residence accommodations. Lady attendant. Carrlages and ambulances to hire. West 2690. J. C.0’Connor & Co. Funeral Directors Now permanéntly located at our new establishment. 70 TURK ST, between Van Ness Ave. amd Fraoklin t. Lady attendant. Tel. Franklin 1911. Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers 924 FILLMORE STREET NEAR McALLISTER. ‘Phone_Park 550. McBREARTY & McCORMICK FUNERAL DIRECTORS. e e e a 3 - Tel :9hone Market 97. TELEPHONE PARK 12. SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, - 1070 it St., Near Baker. ‘Take igirt-Street Cars. & ENGLISH Charles F. Moller, beloved hnsband ot G Moller, father of Edna Moller, son u'nn;‘ H. and ll of Mrs. tive of San Prnc Cal,, aged e fimnl wm un phu today (F) m.. the Khlpel of flmlle m m: 5 mum»r Ghiana Cremators” Blékee omit Sowbra MURI —l‘;, 1321 c%% . 190(, Adam ,lldhlbzof’!'lllfl 'Amttolnfl F‘rhflfll are inyit today (Friday), Fi g at 11 a. m., from his g-m residence, & er street. In- “',’,“‘{fi;.‘.‘ Oakland, P-L&mn xm. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel. AR B DONOVAN, Pres. & ot FORN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres. WOODLAW“‘H‘ CE} Y and Best Recelving Vault and Cemetiny. Adocixtion) Cotee 1154 O Farrell St: THEODOR DIERKS & CO. Undertakers, 900 Devisadero St., Cor McAllister. Telephone West 4804. = F.GREINOOO e B 85 Dr;fi Horses. 50 double-square brand, halter-broke | geldings. AT AUCTION {TUESDAY—1 p. m. and 8 p. m. February 26, 1907 C‘ome and inspect the horses helm the sale. Will guarantee them sound. i .E. STEWART & CO. 297 Valencig. 2 a0 AT AUCTION 35 HEAD OF ALL-PURPOSE HORSES. WAG- ONS, BUGGIES AND HARNESS. You can see | these borses in nnm -ner the sale and must be as represented. ATH ST., OAKLAND, R l'em.r‘ zfill)ll.lllfl Auctioneer. OCEAN TRAVEL Steamers leave Broadway ‘Wharves r LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA SANTA ROSA . Sunday, 10a. m. STATE OF OAL 1.1 vers Thuredes. 10 m FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA VICTORIA, B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C. Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports Feb. 16, Mar. 3, 11 a. m. Feb. G'.lll 8 1la m .Feb. 26, Mar. 13, 11 a. m. And Bvery Fifth Day Thereafter. For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) Feb. 13, 19, 25, 1:30 p. m. hI:'M. 22, 28, 1:30 p. m. For GUAYMAS,MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA oul lumo TICKET OFFICES: San Francisco, 3 Market et. and Broadway ‘Whart. Telephone Tel-pot-r] 402. !mi’rc.h Office, B d WDIH ll(l; '5.'11 ANN, G. P. A, !r::w Ortental Steamship Co.) Have Opencd Thelt Pormenent Office at Room 240, James Flood Building 8. 8. “Nippon Maru,” Wednesday, March 13, 907. u . | o3, 8 “Hong Kong Maru,” Wednesday, Apeil 10, 1907, 8.S. “‘Amerfea Maru," Friday, May 3, 1907. Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Braonan streets, 1 p. m., for Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal, apd connecting at Hon Eong with steamers fof Manila, India, etc. cargo received on board on day of saiilng. Round trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight and passage apply at office, James Flood Building. H. AVERY, w. Assistant General Mana OCEANIC 5. 5. CO. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONOLULU— S. S. Sonoma safls 3 p. m. Feb. 25. Christ- chureh -(ernn(lou! xh;hlflum and return, secon: nonobm.u nnly~! s Alameda sails 11 3. m. Round it cLlu. $125. nm’n 5ol shAs E Mariposs satls ;t 11 'a. m. Mareh 10. !"u-t ¢class round trip, 125. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO. 58 Clay Street, Sam Franeisco. Passenger Department, 673 Market st. Phone “Temporary 1231.” J. RAILWAY TRAVEL Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co. VIA lA'lAlALl'I‘fi FERRY uaalit San Ratmen lrvn&‘i DAYS um su'_gzud«r k San Quentin. dally, for Casadero and way sta. a 15 p. m., Saturdays omly, for Cazadero and Flons. et dally, e tanvrdul nd Sun. days, tor Foint Reses aad way 3 r, for_Tiburen, Belvedere 28a Saa mnv:— p. m. 'nmnd;yl ol!yq B TR A a 84 White Springs tin; al West ; at FULTON "kmx?kmmu.nm‘ : A #;m‘?fl.n for Skaggs DALE for the Ge; JAMES FLOOD B. X. RYAN, AGLER, Gcncll Passenger and Agt. H. F. SUHR & CO. _ Undertakers LADY A’ .nllnb-unel.l;n“ WESTERN HORSE MARKET Toyo Kisen Kaisha AUCTION SALES RAILWAY TRAVEL Trains leave and are dwe. o arrive at San Francisco Frox Frsruamy 3, 1907 FERRY DEPOT Foot o of Market Street 40 1190 1.4 3. Richmond, Benicia, Sacramento, Suisun and Way Stations. .. Elmira, Vacaville, Winters, Rum- sey Dayis. Woodland, )lumvm& Chico, Red Bluff—Oroville... Elmhurst, Newark, Centerville, Vi R St allejo, Napa. Rosa, Martinez. n.. Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton.. Shasta Express—(Vis Davis) Williams, Willows, Red Bluff, Ashland, Portland and East... "‘s'“”“' Ag‘doch. Byr‘r::'. Tracy. wekton. Newman, Banos, m nnlut Atlantic Express Reno, Tonoj i Fiiiii s ss i rmsfi PortCost Mardnes, Byion Tracy, Lathrop, ton, Marced. Raymond. Freano. Goshen Junetion. Hanford, Lemoore. Visalta, Tulare. T The Overland Limi Chicago, Deuver. Kansas City 128 Niles and Way Stations.. 248 Newark, 128 Beniei: inters. Wood and, Knil vlllahml Vla ITl n., West Napa. S& na. 2 o tian ia Payish Wiltiams. Willows, Red Bluf. HIIA.M‘ng Way Stat o es_and Way ons. v.uelo. Martinez. San nunon. I 'l‘ Smcl‘g:ln!.fld\ Ni racy : xlumnm Newark Centerville ’ Agnew. San Jose. s HIM‘“ Niles, Irvington, San § PN BEG W H : Hayward, Niles and San Jose_ Tonopah Pass.—Port ma!': picia, Suisun, Elmira, Dixon, Dlfll- Scramento, Truckes Fallon, Tonopah, flfildfiold and Keeler. Vallejo, Benecia and Way Sta tions, Sunday only. Oregon Express— l’Yl'IIls Rlddlnl Port- Puget Sound and East. 9 e Mall—G g d &, Omaaha, ChE 00p Fas L Gty cago,—Pueblo. Kansas 83. Louis COAST l.th @ (Third and Townsend Streets) 610 7.00a 3.00 9.05a Valencia St.. San Jose and Way Stations ... Valencia St, Redwood, San jose, Morganhill, Gilroy. Pajaro, Watsonville, Santa Cruz—Lau. rel—Boulder Creek, Salinas Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifie Grove ... ..... - Shore Line Limited—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hof Springs, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles Del . Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove i e Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel. Boulder Creek.. The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luls 5 Hi E : FEF ii o Express— St., San Jose. Gilroy, Watson- ville, Santa Crus. Del Monte. B\hmwm P‘;{fle Grove... ollisger. nos... New Orleans Expross—El M San Amon.i’ . ouston, New Orleans an: ast. San Jose. Salinas, Paso Robles xflg Springs, Santa Barbara. Watsonville, Santa Crus, D el Monte, Hunmvy Pacifie Grove... ‘Valeneia Bl South San Fran- cisco, San Jose. Gilroy, Hol lister. Tres Pinos....... Vlalmdl St.. San Jose and Way tations . - Valencis St., Buriingame, San lhug Palo Alto, San Jose, ot Hmiilifi Fi { MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD VALLEJO and NAPA 1 VALLEY RO Montieatio 5. 8. 'Cor ase Neve Veay Blacerie I.L& M&n " Fime Temporusy 400 ".‘?'gwx:-. -