The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 27, 1907, Page 13

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Bulitrof District BlIRIIERI IR &8 12/ Homestake K..1. (m Homestake Ex 5\ Lige Harris .. l'n Little Bifg 12| Little 5 Mayflower Anx — Mayflower Con get .. 30/Nor ~ Shostione . 01{0bio _Bullfrog. — 0ld Sol Bifrg. 81/0rig Bulifrog. 50/0rig G Bar Ex — Red 10/ Ruyolite Twn. 12|Shosbone 25/Shoshn Nat Bk — Skookum Blfrg 15 Stelnway 28 Tramp Con — | Wolverine 19 Yankee Boy 85 Yankee Girl .. .1.65 @ S | LIRS I88&1&I11III& SR | BS8R| 04 05 04 05 4 15 — 15 50 — 3 13 08 -0 - 20 4 05 — 08 08 05 o B oy | || RER| | The Red Top Extension shares were the | & Sulhvan Trust Creditors Are Ready to Enter Stock Pool : Shares of Mines Will Be Kept Out of Market Until Prices Show Advance All the stocks of the L. M. Sullivan Trust Company that are held by the company or by the creditors of the company will be pooled and kept out of the market until the prices of the stocks have reached levels that would warrant the sale of them. That is the substance of an agreement reached yester Peter ent Rickey, Manager Russell, Grant and the creditors. At the present market rates the out- standing stocks, so Rickey said, are worth something like $3,000,000. The prices of the stocks have been depre-| ciated greatly by the difficulties that have attended the business of the L. M. ullivan Trust Company. “A fair valu- ation would be $2,000,000 to $3,000,000 the mines now stand,” said Rickey. When the mines are fully veloped the values will be much higher. In speaking-of the details of the plan agreed upon Rickey and Russell said hat all the stocks held by the company and by its creditors would be placed in | the Nevada State Bank and Trust Com- pany’s sub-bank at Goldfleld and that the bank would act as trustee. A com- mittee was appointed to determine when to sell the company’s and the creditors’ stock. This committee consists of T. B. Rickey, Alexander Russell, lock of Salt Lake and Charles E. Hud- son. The stocks will be marketed in the aiscretion of this committee at such times and in such quantities as -may be deemed advisable. from such sales will go in the propor- tion of 40 per cent to the State Bank and Trust Company, 40 per cent to the reditors of the Sullivan company other th the State Bank and Trust Company and 20 per cent to the bank until all the debts have been met in full. Such is the plan that, according to Messrs. Rick and Russell, has met with the indorsement of all the creditors. A| formal document will be drawn up and | signed by all the parties in interest. President Ricke) of the company would be developed as fast as possible and that the results| would insure higher prices for the stocks as the work progressed. Rickey reiterated his belief in the value of the Sullivan mines and said: “I expect to have a good story to tell soon.” Several hundred thousands of shares of the L. M. Sullivan Company’'s mines are held by private individuals and these may float into the market. Whilé the stocks held by the Sullivan com- and the State Bank and Trust ny are held in the pool the float- ing Sullivan stocks will indicate what the public estimates the shares to be This may be more or less of a to the committee that has been named to administer the matter. No creditor is likely, so sald Messrs. Rickey nd Russell, to make any objection to y of the details of the plan, for the| reason that all have expressed complete The creditors, will be paid The time when the settlement be finally effected will, naturally, depend upon circumstances, The local prices for Southern Nevada stocks had a bad drop yesterday, but there were large sales. The Goldfield Consolidated mines were sold local mining boards at a wide range of prices. The range was from $9.871, the lowest, to $10.25 straight and up to $10.50, buyer 60. Altogether the merger shares that were sold numbered 6770. leaders in the matter of the number sold, the total being 66,600. The high- est price was 60 cents and the lowest 57 cents, seller 30. Blue Bell sales were 100 shares at 32 and 33 cents; Mo- | 12,900; St. Ives, 12,000 | These were the leaders of in- with the merger shares and Red hawk Extension, shares. WORK IN THE CANYON Mines in Tule District to Use Dredg- ing Process in Part GOLDFIELD, Feb. appearance of the snow, which was usually deep in that section, work has been resumed on old and new properties in Tule Canyon Jaggers has a force of men develop- ing one of his old producers, from which he dug almost pure silver in form of black metal peculiar to Nevada. On the Bijou and Chiquita claims of the Nevada-Pittsburg Com- pany contracts have been let for two shafts, and eral neighboring prop- erties are preparing for extensive work. The placer deposits in the can- yon will also be worked this year, and the Esmeralda Placer Mining Com- pany is having a dredge shipped from | the East. GOLD SHIPMENTS. INCREASE Ore Semt From Goldfield in Week Totals 157".’ Tons GOLDFIELD, Feb. 26.—Ore ship- ments from Goldfield for the past week have exceeded those of the preceding | week by 558 tons, in spite of the bad condition of the roads, which has ma- terially curtailed the output from the Red Top mine and has excluded en- tirely from the market the product of more isolated properties. The Loftus A A A s Man Buffalo 06/Man Wisconsin 05 Man 04 Mineral Hill .. — 05 Man 85|Mustang Man. 21 22 Man 15| Mustung Anx. 02 03 | Man —{Mustang Ex .. 10 13 Man 10| Nemo_Man — 15 | Man 08/0rig Man . % 2 Man 83 34]Pine Nut 21 2 M Goid Gate — 20/Syl Humphrey. 10 11 Man Gld King 02 36 40 Man G Nuggt — 08, 186 — M High Grade 15 — United Man B — | Man Tvanhoe. — 25 Whale .. 08 0 M Hid Treas — 12 Yellow iorse.. 08 09 Man Humbldt 18 19|Yel Homse Ex. — 20 |Man Jackson. 10 —I Otber Districts Alick of Won. — 21|Kawich M Co. 01 02 Arcadia u —1.75 | Capital W - — 1.10 Cent Goldfield — 1 — Congress 1 B — Cyrus Noble.. 19 ) Clifford M Go 03 30 — E Com Wond. 17 —| 28— 1y Gibraltar. — 28| 20/ 22 = 18 — - 20 . 27T 29 .60 1.65 20 —| — 80 . T — — a2 50 —| — 18 Fairvw 8 Kng 50 52 17— Flor 6 R Kng — 20| o Globe Johnnle. 40 —| 8 — Gold § Peak. — 08 . 28 2 Golden Terra. 08 —|Ruby Wonder. — 40 Goldrke Reef. — 17iearchlight Trs 32 33 Qua — 15Silver Peak M. — 18 . — O5|8 Pk Mafwr 50— — 05|Sphin: .. — 60 i g 1 T — 17|The Cotter M. 11 — —{Valture ...... — 80 'Wonderland 10 17 AND TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE corien 3] re: 251000 Nev Goldfield. 2500 Nev Wonder. . 1000 Nev Sunshige. 2000 Reese R G Stn 1000 Red Top Ex.. 100 Ked Top Ex 1000 8¢ Tven sioci; ves, 810.1. 1500 St Ives SSE‘SSSHSS 67 ™ i“;v day aft-| ernoon at the final conference of Presi-| de- | J. A. Pol-| The money recelved | id that the mines | in both | 26.—With the dis-l district. & Davis lease on the Combination Fraction sent out its largest ship- ment to date, a total of 1035 tons, and will be joined next week by its neigh- bor on the same property, the Morton lease. Shipments for the week aggre- | gated 1572 ‘tons, divided as follows: Loftus & Davis lease, 1035 tons; Curtis Frances, 135; Frances-Mohawk, 47; { Frances Dump, 118; Red Top, 172; | Jumbo, 65. ANOTHER MERGER IN VIEW . | Properties at Litigation Hill in Man- hattan May Be United Soon MANHATTAN, Feb. 26.—A big merger to include the rich properties on Litigation Hill is being rumored about the camp, and there appears to be good reason to believe that a deal of this nature is already well matured. - The properties on this hill, ,which |are admitted to make the richest | showing in the camp and among the richest. in the State, have been con- tinually tied up by Ntigation, and if the combination_is put through this will be put aside. The merger, it is rumored, will take in the Consolidated, the Union, the Earl and several other | properties. COPPER FOUND IN GOLDFIELD { St Ledge Carrying Red Metal Discovered | at the End of Fourth Street | GOLDFIELD, Feb. 26.—A new strike | was reported today, which, if further opening of the ground proves the ex- istence of the rock In quantities, will be of peculiar interest. John Donovan | found- copper-bearing rock on a ledge | which shows on a ridge practically within the town limits of Goldfield, at the southern end of Fourth street. The rock was assayed and showed the pres- ence of 9 per cent of copper. PEACE IS ADVOCATED Rev. C. Calvert Smoot Delivers Ad- dress Before California Club “War, Past, Present and Future” | was-the subject of an address delivered by Rev. Calvert Smoot before the mem- bers of the California Club yesterday afternoon. He spoke eloquently in behalf of arbitration among the nations. He gave a history of the earlier methods and causes of war, many | statistics in regard to the losses both | in life and property, and some Interest- ing figures as to the number of inter- national differences settled by arbi- tration. These were most numerous from 1901 .to 1903, there being sixty- | three such matters adjudicated during that time. The speaker advocated the estab- lishment of a Supreme Court of Nations to settle questions in dispute and this | he thought would be the highest proof | of our civilization. In addition to Rev. | Mr. Smoot's address there was some very enjoyable music, Mrs. Thomas | Nunan singing charmingly, as did also L. A. Larsen. | —_—_— | JEALOUS LOVER STABS RIVAL | Overcome by jealousy because his sweetheart, Lottie Conncts, had jilted him, Richard Parsons, a longshoreman, | made an attempt to murder his rival John Thornton yesterday, and was ar- rested and locked up at the Central station, charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Thornton was treated |at the Harbor Hospital for a deep knife wound in his left side and another | gash of lesser importance in his cheek. MARRIAGE LICENSES 1he following marriage licenses were issued this ecity February 26: John J. Hyer, 2§, 1686 McAllister st., and Millie Hammond, 27, 19284 Golden Gate ave. | tn | “Lucien Driskell, 20, 19 Arkansas st., and Lola*Jones, 25, Santa Barbara. Robert L. Tucker, 20, Goldfield, and Mar- Cameron, 20, 1025 Franklin st. Frick, 42 and Clementine Licot, 43, | both of Sutfer st. | _Fergus Gomersal, 22, 421 Corhett ave., and | Christina de Wit 107 Douglass st. | Orlo R. Buck, 27. and Lenn A. A. Roper, 24, both of 1684 Fillmore l’(‘ter Lucieh, 27, | Mills, 23, 15 Francis ol OAKLAND, Feb. 26.—The following marriage licenses were issued today: Antonio S. Escobar, 20, and Mary J. il 15, both of Pleasanton. William F. Clifton, 36, and Florence M. Lee, | 27, both of Oakiana. 81, Napa, and Mary E. Finley, Cortls L. Pattric 29, Seattlé. George M. Galway, 31, and Amella Block, 28, both of Livermore. Joseph D. Cox, 30, and Nannie B. Willlams, 30, both of Healdsburg. Walter B. Roblffs, 20, San Francisco, Alma R. Cabill, 20, Oakland. Harry L. Ostrander, 26, and Eva Barpum, 23, both of Sacramento. 06 Howara st., and Ray and | | i ! uuuvn&&n?n-flm?f “T.mm are respectfully iny viled to nt.ena the funeral tomorrow day), at 9:30 a. m., from the residence of her parents, 2039 Pine street, thence w Bt Dominic’s Church, where & solemn high mass fer the repose of her llm! Wlll Interment Nellye and Fran Michael Moran, CI be celebrated at 10 a. m. Holy Cross Cemetery. BEYFUSS—In Mill Valley, Oal, February 25, 1907, Carl Beyfuss, beloved husband of Marie Beyfuss, and father of Anita, Alexan- der md un Beyfuss, a native of Germany, Funehl nflnte BROMMER—In this city, February 25, 1 Jane P. Brommer, beloved wife of the Iate Henry Brommer, and mothe, Fred of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Riddle, a native of Ire- land, aged 68 S Friends and acquaintances are respecttully invited to attend the f\‘lM’rll (Wed- nesday), February 27, at 12:30 Pk o from her late ence, T35 Shrader Bireet. Incineration 1. 0. O. tery. BRUNSON—In the City and County Hospital, February 26, 1907, Arthur B. Brunson, a @a- Hive of " Wisconsin, aged 62 ears. CAREY—In Cheyenne, Wyo., February 25, 1907, Jeremiah, beloved husband of Annie Carey (nce O'Brien), mnd father of Frank Carey, a native of New York, aged 57 yem Notive ‘ot funeral hereafter. Remains at the parlors of McB: MeCormiek, 915 Valencia street, near Twentieth. CHRISTENSEN—In this clty, February 26, 1007, Captain Leonard Cliristensen, o native of Den- mark, aged 48 y rends ere. respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Thursday), at 1 o'clock p. m.. at the chapel of Craig. Cochran & Co., 1169 Valencia street, the auspices of the Master Mariners’ Asso- ciftion. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by 230 traln from Twenty-Afth and Valencla streets station. CRAELINS—In Mill Valley, Cal., February 25, 1907, Theresa A.. beloved wife of David Craclins, and daughter of Mrs, ©. J. Anderson, a native of Sweden, aged 41 years and 10| days. The funeral services will be held tomorrow | (Thursday), @t 2 o'clock p. m., th funeral parlors of Bunker & Lunt 2686 Mis sion street, between Twenty-second and Twen- Jr-third (Mission Masonic Temple). San Fran- cisco. Interment private, Napa City, Cal. DALEY—In this city, February 25, 1907, James 7. Daley, beloved husband ~of the late Ann_Daley, and loving father of William 3., T. James Daley and Mrs. Willlam French, a 'native of County Roscommon, Ireland, aged 73 vears 2 months and 2 dags Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs- day), from the residence of his son, Daley, 3206 Folsom street, thence to St. Peter's Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of Hhis Soul will ‘be celebrated at 9:80 4. m. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. DRUSSEL—In this city, February 26, 1907, Louls M. Drussel, beloved son of Juifa and the late Dantel Drussel, brother of Dan- fel, Eugene and Elenore Drussel, a native of Sacramento, Cal. (Watsonville papers please copy.) Remains at the Notice of funeral hereafter. 1719 Eddy pariors of D. I. Kenny & street near Scott. FANNING—In this city, February 25, nastatia, dearly beloved wife of ¥ ning. and devoted mother of Peter and John Fanning and_Mrs. R. Ryan, a native of Loughmore, County Tipperary, Ireland, aged 82 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wed- from her late residence, 351 Chestunt street, between Stockton and Dupont, thence to St. Francis Cburch, where a requiem high mass for the repose of ber soul will be cele- brated. commencing at 9:30 a. m. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street -n’ San Jose ave- nue. GEANEY—In this city, Pehmm? 1007, at the residence of his sister, 2784 Twenty- second street, Michael Geaney, beloved brother of Patrick y, Mrs. Cornélius O'Neill and Mrs. Catberlne McCarthy, a natlve of the County Cork, Ireland, parish of Skibberecne, aged 25 years. o Notice funeral hereafter. HELMKEN- Alameda, Cal, February 24, 1907, Betty Friederike Helmken, widow of the late Theodore Helmken, mother of Wil- lam C.. George and the late Albert Helm- ken, and sister of Mrs. H. N. Diel and Mrs. A. Schroeder, a native of Bremen, Ger- many, aged 72 vears. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs- n day), February 28, at 1:30 o'clock, from her_late residence, 1420 Park street,’ thence to Masonic Hall, where services wi held under the auspices of Carita Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Cremation Oakalnd. JOHNSON—In this city, February 26, 1007, Salina_ Almira Johnson, beloyed mother of Mrs. R. V. Lucy, a native of Canada, aged 61_vears 7 months and 12 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Thursduy), at 10 a. m., at the Howard Presbyterian Church, corner of Osk apd Baker streets. In- terment private. LAWLER—In Alameda, Cak.. February 26, 1907, David Lawler, beloved husbana of the late Margaret Lawler, and father of David A. Law- ler. a native of Ireland. Remains at the funeral parlors of J. O. O'Connor & Oo., 770 Turk street, between Van Ness avenue and Franklin street. LEMREADU—In this _clty, February 25, 1007, Arnold Lemkau, beloved 'son of the late Henry Lemkau and = Marie Schultz, and beloved brother of Antone, Henry and the late Annie and Fred Lemkan, -a native of San Fran- elsco, Cal., aged 20 years 5 months and 25 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs- day), at 2 o'clock p. m., from the funeral parlors of the H. F. Maass Company, 1335 Golden Gate avenue. Tnterment I. 0. O. F. Cemetery. MAGRITZ—Entered into rest, In this city, Feb- | ruary 22, 1907, A. F. Magrits, beloved hus- band of M. Magrits, and dearly honored | father of Rose M. Heinrichs, a native of | Stettin, Germuny, aged 72 years. A member of Burns Lodge No. 68, A, 0. U. W. Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wed- nesday), at 10:30 a. m., from his late residence, 720A San Jose avenue, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue, McGRATH—In thfs city, February 26, 1907, Jobn MeGrath, beloved ' husband of Margaret McGrath, and'loving father of George, Wal- ter and Edna MeGrath and Mrs. B. J. Ly. cett, a native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 55_vears. Friends and acquaintances are respect fnvited to attend the Tuneral tomorroy (Taar. ‘lay), at §:45 a. m.. from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. B. J. Lycett, 1031 Guer- rero street, thence to St. James Church, where a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul will_be celebrated, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ce BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Birth, marfiage and death notices sent by mail will 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 puhmhed once in this column free of charge. —————————————————————————————— BIRTHS MEYER—In Brooklyn, N. to the wife of Rev. Dr. M. A. Meyer, a son. DL — MARRIAGES AYOOB—AYOOB—In Oakland, Cal., February 24, 1007, by the Rev. T. N. ‘Pashkovaky, Fiad M! Ayob and Any 3. Ayoob, both of Onk- and. SUDAHA—SABA—In this clty, February 24, 1907, by the Rev. T. N. Pashkovsky, Kaleel G. Sudaba and Sophia G. Saba, both of Francisco. Abbott, Thomas. Aguago, Rosie . Ablskog, John . Anderson, Norah Beyfuss, ‘Carl . Brommef, Jane P. Brunson, A. B. Carey, Jeremiah. ... Christensen, Cnpt-m Leonard % 25 Helmken. Bfif! - 72 o ohnson, Salina A fll W. H. !‘wler, David ichard F.. ABBOTT—In the Qi and County Hospital, February 26, 1907, Thomas Abbott of Eogiasd, weed o e g e, AGUAGO—In this February 25, 1007, Roste, “beloved e e Tota Jenni¢, Aguago, und sister ‘o Amaiia an P, Francis, e Collme. Meshon, uea 18 years. © Augoglxoo—ln l’ h February 24, Ablskog, dearly beloved by of Alice Aulskog, ‘& native of o 3 yeurs 4 montis and ‘emetery. McNALLY—In Oakland, Cal., February 24, 1907, Margaret, beloved wife of the late Peter McXally, mother of Anale, Willie and Margaret McNally, sister of John, Patrick and Hugh Mulhol , Mrs. Sarah James, James Mulholland and the late Thomas unlholllnfl and aunt of P. Mulholland and Mrs., C. Rod. den, a native of County Derry, aged 42 years. Friends and acquafntances are respectfully invited to attend the fumeral today (Wed- nesday), February 27, at 8:80 o'clock a. m., from her late residence, 721 Center street, Oakland, thence to St. Patrick's Chureh, where & requiem mass for the repose of her soul il be colebraied, commencing at O o'clock a. m. Interment Holy by funeral csr leaving the ferry in chco. foot of Market ml. at 10: 30 nflhk Treland, Cematery. by MORRIS—Tn this city, February 26, 1907, Grace beloyed daughter of Alfred G. and v W. Morrls, and loving sister of Oarrle W., Willlam E. and Harry E. Morrls and Mri. August FEuler, a native of Haverbil, Mase., aged 32 years § months and 1 day. Funeral private. MURPHY—In this city, February 25, 1907, Tt Wby, 3 Suethis b Treland, - aged SCHWEDHELM—In this city, February 26, 1907, George Schwedhelm, a native of mumnlde. Provinz Hnuover, 'Germany, 40. years 2 months ll‘ld days. (Stockton, Cal., papers please copy.) uaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs, das), at B Py o, e pariors” of H 7% “Sube & 'Co.." 3015 Mission street, be- tween Twenty-ftth " and Tweaty.sixth. T ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SEEGER—In this city, February 26, 1907, John Seeger, reszent] @ native of A\mtrh. e Friends and lc& nr. 4. MacNerin, Mrs. ,’;é.f,; o 3 ang v ing, o mative’ of County Galway, Tretaad, years and 4 months. A ‘member of Sparten Lodge, A. O. U. W. and Yerba Buena Todge No. 1788, Knights ot Honor. Friends scquaintances are. trully e S SR ey H k. "Subr & Co., 3010 Mission sivect” b tween -fifth T . _thence * to St. James Church, M— | and Guer- mass ebrated at 10 ar m. et Iy Cross tery, by electric funeral car from Thir- c’m. ery ty-na San Jose avenue. smon—u this oitn rah-r.v u 1907, nm: beloved husl 2"::'.1“ please Smitten, and Jessica St. John and Ken- 5 a native of Brooklyn, (Brooklyn, N. Y., and Grass Valley P terment. Momat Oltvet Cemetery, by elec. tric funeral car from Thirtief San Jose .'.meh at_10:45 a. (Thursday), STIEBER—In Gol 1907, Henry Stiebes d.d r, dea: leber, dev of Sophle m., ruagy 28, Services af the chapel of llount Olivet Cemetery at 11:30 street and , tomorrow Nev., Februa rly beloved hnlbtld Stis father of Jose- Stieber, and beloved nephew of D tuber. a native of Bavaria, Germany, aged 41_years. Friends, acquaintances and members of Ei reka Lodge No. 9, K. of P., and eisco Turn Verein, are to _attend ' the funeral ‘San Fran respectfully invited today (Wednes- day), at 2 o’clock p. m., from San Francisco | Turn Verein Hall, 853 Turk Leavenworth and Hyde streets, and thence to 0dd Fellows' Cemetery, for Incimeration. Re- | mafns at the funeral parlors _of street, between | ‘Theodor | Dierks & Co., 900 Devisadero street, Wmer of MeAllister. AUCTION SALES AUCTION By Order of Mayor E. E. Schmitz, I Will Sell Wednesday, February 27, At 11 A. M., at the 1907 oubell, beloved wits oF B &, Siothers, 9% SAN FRANCISCO TEANING COX- devoted mother of Agnes J. and Anna L. Stoth- | ers, a native of Illinois, aged 49 years 2| months and 28 days. Remains at the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 2919 Mission street, between Twenty -fifth and Twenty-sixth. UTTER—In this elt,. Februa erick Utter, Emma V. Utter, Josephine H. Sullivan, Germany, aged beloved hus 3 a 26, ind 1907, Fred- of the late leyoted father of Mrs. a native of Prussia, years. The f\menl will take place tomorrow lThnF- d-y)v at 2 Cemetery. WALBANE—In this elty, February Charles William Walbank, beloved husband o Luey A. Walbank, a native of England, aged 49 years 4 months and 28 days. Remains at the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 2919 Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth. WINCHESTER—In this city, February 25, 1907, Elizabeth Winchester, p. m., from the parlors of P Green & Co., mortheast comer of Sixteentl: | and Guerrero streets. Interment Wodlawn 26, beloved wife of Curtis Winchester, and mother of Curtis Winchester Jr. and Robert Winchester, a native of Eng- | land, aged 49 years and 8 months. Friends and "acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fumeral today (Wed- nesday), at 2:45 p. m., from the parlors of Porter & White, 1531 Golden Gate avenue, corner of Scott lows’ Cemetery. street. Interment Odd Fel- WRIGHT—In l‘nrt Bayard, N. Mex., February Wright, husband of Fannfe E Wright, son nt Robert Wright, and brother 20, 1907, W. f George and Robert Wright Jr., & native Of Vermont, aged 35 years and 5 months. Friends and -“Requaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wed- nesday), at 1:30 o'clock p, m., from ‘the par- lors of Carew & English, ‘1618 Geary street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, “by elec- tric funeral car Thirtieth street. from Sa n Jose avenue and WRIN—In this city, February 26, 1907, Rich- ard F. Wrin, beloved brother of John and Wil- | liam J. Wrin, Mrs. George Harkins and James Wrin of Carson City, Nev., a native of Call- | fornla. Notice of funefal hereafter. the parlors of D. I street, mear Scott. Remains at, Kenny & Co., 1719 Eddy 1 A PATH TO EVERY PLOT 1300 Golden Gate ave., Cor. Fillmore. | Telephone West 5960. JULIUS S. GODEAU Undertaker and Embalmer 2123 Bush St., Near Filimore, Formerly at 805 Montgomery Ave. and 810 Van Ness Ave. Finest private residence accommodations. Lady attendunt. Carriages and ambulances to hire. Tel. West PORTER & WHITE Funeral Directors and Embaimers 1531 GOLDEN GATE AVE. (Formerly 445 Golden Gate ave.) Private residence .Mmod:sdm' without ex- tra_charge. services under all Trained condif Personal Phone West 770. Halsted & Co. Undertakers and Embalmers 924 FILLMORE STREET NEAR Phone Park McALLISTER. 550. McBREARTY & McCORMICK 915 VALENC! IA ST. Formerly of McFadden, McBrearty & Green. Telephone Market 97. N. Formerly with Jol CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS. 324 FILLMORE ST., NEAR Haight. Phope Fell. 8531. HAIGHT - ST. FLORAL CO. PETERSON, H. Sievers & Co. J. C. O’CONNOR & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS a Lady attendan Fra t. Van Ness Ave. nkli St. Tel. Franklin 1911, i 1. Gall&gher Undertaking (o. 1314 WEBSTERDlt NIEL & O’Farrell. B ONOvAN Tel. Klnlnr. JOHN DOUGHERTY, Vice Pres. WOODLAWN C’EHI’I‘ERY Finest and Best ) Recelv! Vault and ’fi:ncflea ing Va (Masonte Oemetm Association) 1154 O’Farrell St. Office 1 THEODOR DIERKS & CO. Undertakers, 900 Devisadero St., Cor McAllister. Telephone West 4504, P. F. GREEN ® CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. NE. cor. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. l’oflnerly of l(e!'lddul. llclBrlur;y & Green. ‘Telephone Specl: VALENTE, MARINI & CO. “ UNDERTAKE! 3 3448 MISSION l'l'REE'I‘. Near Thirtieth. TELEPHONE PARK 12. SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO. FUN! 1070 Haij Take DIRECTO! it st., Near ight-Street Ca Tel. Market & JAS. McGINN Formerly at 214 Eddy Street. Funeral M and Embalmer, m Fulton St.. between Fillmore and Webster. 1369. H. Fc. MAASS CO.| ./ 0. 'Eiil-jfiufifln H. METZLER. UNDERTAKING COMPANY 1982 Folsom St., Bet. 14th and 15th. PHONE MARKET 166. L. Park. Undertakers and Embalmers. 1335 Golden Gate ave., between Fillmore uid teiner streets. | State of Cal | Umatilla. PANY’S STABLES, 500 Hampshire St., Bet. 17th and 1Sth, A Lot of CONDEMNED CITY HORSES WH. HIGGINBOTHAM; Auctioneer. B B . ) |AUCTION SALE IN OAKLAND THURSDAY. February 28, at 11 a. the CONSOLIDATED ~HORSE MART BROADWAY, between 1st and 2d | sell the entire stock of dranght | busiziess horses of Christopher Blune. stock to be sold without reserve. Horses can | be seen the day of sale WM. 25 At Private Sale 25 CLOUGH, Auetioneer. A carload of broken Modoe Horses. welghing | 1000 1 Steamers leave Broadway Whatves For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA 10 a 108 Santa Rosa. ry Sunday. Thursday, m. m. For SEATTLE, TACOMA, Victoria, Vancouver, B. C., Puget | Sound and Alaskan Ports City of Tonnkn 8. Mareh 1 Fifth Day Thereafter, | For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) | Corona. . Feb. 28, Pomona . 20, 1:30 p. m 1:30 p. m. ter. arch 3, And ‘Every Third Day T For Guaymas, Mazatlan, La Paz, | Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo,| Altata Curacao ..March ®, 10 a. LOW RATES, |nr|\ul?m{ BERTH AND MEAL! Right reserved to change this schedule. TICKET OFFICES: SAN FRANCISCO-3 Market st. ml Broadway whart, Telephone, Temporary @92 OAKLAND—068 ( Broadway. Sen Frantiico Frelght Office—Broadway whart. | lg_©. D. DUNANN,, G. P. A., San Francisco. Toyo Kisen Kaxsha (Orfental Steamship Co.) Have Opened Their Permanent Office at Room 240, James Flood Building 158 ppon Maru,” Wednesday, Mareh 13, S.'S. “Hong Kong Maru,” Wednesday, April 0, 1907 88 * Friday, May 3, 1907. Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, 1 p. m., for Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at “nnnluhl, Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong- kong with steamers for Manila, India. ete. No cargo received on board on day of sailing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates | For freight and passage apply at office. James Flood Building. W. H. AVERY, Assistant General Manager. OCEANIC S.S. CO. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONOLULU - S. S. Sonoma sails 2 p. m. Feb. 28. Christ- church (International Exhibition) and return, first, $208.50; second. $2: HONOLULU o \lnm-dn salls 11 a. m. March 9. Round trip, first elass, $125. | TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa s: at 11 a®m. Mareh 10. $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. €O, 58 Clay Street, San Francisco. Passenger Department, 673 Market st. Phone “Temporary 1231.” RAILWAY TRAVEL Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co. VIA SAUSALITO FERRY Por Saunsalito, Mill ‘.liey‘_s-- l-heh 8:25, m., 12:2 -145-315.435. 5, 5:30, 8:30, 7:15, !00 10:165, 11:35 p. m. uns fo San Quentin. “T“ a. m. daily, for Cazadero and way sta. ons, 8:15 p. m., Saturdays omly, for Cazadero and way stafions. 115 p. m. dally, tuzl Saturdays and Sun. days, for Point Reyes and way stations. Prom 8. F. for Tiburon, Bel llhtl;W&k D‘,I’.—-l 5:10 p First class round trip, | San Francisco Frox FrsRUARy 3, 1907 FERRY DEPOT Foot of Market Street Leave "m _OAKLAND rm— Arrive 7.00a Iuehmom‘l Benicia, Saaramento, Suisun and Wl-y Stations... ... 148 Elmira, Vacaville, Winters, Rum- Rosa. Martinez. S Niles, Pleasanto Tracy. Lathrop. Shasta ann-—(\ ia Davis) Williams, Willows, Red Bluff, Ashland, Portiand and East... Martinez. Antioch, Byron. Tracy, stm-kmn Newman. Los Banos, Mendota. Armona, Hanford, Visalia, Portervill Port Cos athrop. Merced, Mo desto, Fresuo, Hanford, Vi- L rsfield. . San Jose, Livermore, Stockton (*Milton), Valley Spring, lone. Sacramento Sonora, Teolumne and Angels.... Atlantic Express — Ogylen .. Reno. Tonopah, Goldfield...__ Richmond, Port Costa, Martines, and Way Stations Vaiiejo. Mare lsiand. Napa._ New Orleans Express—Bakers- field, Los Angeies, Deming. El Paso, New Orleans. Port Costa. Martines. Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Goshen Junction. Hanford, Lemoore, Wsalin. Tulare. The Overland Limited—Omaha, ago, Denver. Kansas Ci 11.00a 1)4.- 2.00p | 300 Newark, Agnew. Benicia, Winters, Woodland. Kuights La Marysville and Costa, Martinez, Modesto. Byron, Merced. | Fresio .. ” . Via Tiburon. West Napa, St H. ena, Calistoga. land Express. (via Da ms, Willows. Red Portland apd The Owl ! Banos. Mendota, Fr Iare, Hakersfield. Los Angeles Sud8a | $2% Harward, and San Jose.. 7.08a | 520p Vallejo, Port Costa. Benicia, Sul- | sun, Sacramento oo 1280 | 6.00p China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, Omaha, Chicago Martines. Stoekton, Sacra. mento. . Sparks S AN 620p Hayward. Niles and San jose_.. 9d8a 7.00p Tonopah Pass—Port Costa, Ba | nirn, Dixon, ! Truckes | Fallon, Tonopab. | ler. 7.08 i jo. Benecia and Way St | nday only.... n2se : Express— Sacramento, | sville, Redding. Port- land. Puget Sound and kast. S48 | 9.00p Fast Mail—O g d en, Omaba, cago,—Pusblo, Kaunsas City. 8. Louis ... o T COAST LINE 8% (Third and Townsend Streets) s a St.. San Jos W 7.00a l Morganhill, G11roy. Pajaro. s | Watsonville. Santa Cruz—Lau. | rel—Boulder Creek. Salinas | Del Monte, Monterey. Pacifie | Srove . =% e Shore Line Limited—San Jose, ¢ Salinas, Paso Robles Hod Springs. San Luis Obispo, Santa Harbara, Los Angeles Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifie Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Laurel, Boulder Creek The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Margarita, San Luls Obispo, Guadalupe, Santa Barbara, San Buenaventura, Oxnard, Burbank. Los Angeles Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos, Pa- jnro, Watsonville, Santa €ruz, Castroville, Del Monte, Pacifle Grove, Surf, Lompoe. ... Valencia_St.. South San Fram- cisco, Palo Altn. “an Jose...... Valencia St.. Burlingame, San Mateo. Redwood. San Jose. Valencia St., Stations Valencia St. Stations _ Del Monts Express— S 8.00a 8.00a 8300 | 1030 Palo Alto, .30 2.00n 3.009 San Jose and Way | 3.9 Hollister. Tres Pinos | 305 New Orleans Express—El Paso, San Antonio, Houstoms, Orleans nul East 315 Robles Santa Cruz, Dal Monterey, Pacifie Watsonville, Monte, Grove. . Valencia St., ‘ciseo, San’ Jose lister, Tres Plnoe 3.5 ) Stations. Valenela 8t Ouks. Menlo San Jose. Swations - Sunset Express —Sgn Jose. Sali- nas, Paso Robles Hot Springs, 8.00p San Luis Obisy bara, Los Angel Paso, New Orleans . Golden State Limited ¢ eaper— EL . Kansas Cif . Louls, Chiecago Pajaro. Watsonville, Capitols, Santa Cruz, Castroville, Del Monte. Pacific Grove.... = Santa Bar. Demivg. EI b 10.1% 19.15 11.45» Sacramento River Steamers. mwll\y* ll’om Howard St. W] No.2. "S.S. Breakwater, Marshfie Coquille. !rflk Point. Ore.... OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) 7.00, 830, 9.00. 10.00, 11.00 a. m. £2:00, 1.00,2.00, 3.00. 4.00, sm 60080, 9,00 p. mu A for Morning. Afternoon tSunday excepted. :snndu only. MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Sausalite Ferry, Foot of Market St. ET OFFICE AT BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES MARE ISLAND NAVY YVARD VALLEJO and NAPA NAPA VALLEY ROUTE Monticello S. S.-Co. and Napa Valley Electrie B R. Co. Close 6—ROUND TRIPS DAILY—8 Boats leave San Franeiseo 7:00, *9:45 & m.. 12:30 noon, 3:15, 6:00, *S:30 p. m. landing San_ Franecisco and office. Clay-street Whart, North End Ferry bullding, Market-street Ferry. Mieals a la carte. Phone T COMPACNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTLIUE DIRECT LINS T0 HAVREPARIS. Sailing_every inatead at 10 & o, fom Pler 42, North River foot of upward: second S