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. "Througb a;gxiardian.J Patrick 'Norton,'an incompetent; person," filed a' suit yei--terday;to::recover "{his r;hpme ftromjhisstepson, Michael Norton, who ,ls;knownas FMichael Lally: .;The
*platntiff.Vwhp'isp!9':years «old,",ctiarjresV thatTon ? June6/ 1&06,"he^deeded his'house.lniHartfordstreet Eighteenth;- toChisffitepsbnunder "anVagreement'i that§in freturnlhewas/ toibe]- cared "'.for 'duringithe^reitof;his
'Hfc.iItis \alleged |thatt the]stepJ
son proved an^'inKrate^an'd*jdrbveJhis.aged V stepfathers into t"thesfstreet.ii^Th©Hiilt is \ flled^^byjMafyJNftrton.lwho twasrecently/. appointed ;. guardian :/of:.^ theplaintiff.\u25a0'>^:*^S^SU^^SHBhHB
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Aged Man-1Files Suit -.yContaimng'
l:Charge of ,Base Ingratitude '
Against :MichaeliNorton',"
DEEDS HOMETOtSTEPSON ifAND-'GOES? INTO? STREET
.:- ETtoing schools ;art;no part:of th« commonschool systpm. ScctiOD o,' article 9, of:the ton-;
stltutkm of., the state V of '.California providesfor the establishment of
-a*uniform system iof:
common schools.-Including;'.solely '. the pritiis'rr
and grammar, schools, \u25a0 to.the support- of;whlch-:tb«. entire reTenue derired from the state schoolfund •and general •state :school 'tax. shall •be < ex-claMTely-applied.."\u25a0-'»\u25a0•-> '"-j-- >,*--.-: •.-••>'; :\u25a0-.: \u25a0-.
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11Section - 6,» article .9, ofithe;constitution- ,pro-vides that other schools than primary and gram-mar schools may:be established by a:municipalor district \u25a0 authority.
*micliiratierenlng schools,
high schools,' "* technical *schools ,-i and *jnormalschools, which are,' nowerer,'' nd part of the com-mon school,system,
'but iby such -, constitutionalprovision \u25a0' are made
"a tpart <of-the \u25a0- public•schoolsystem
'and 'they must robtain % their.; whole -»up-,port from other sources :than:from J the :revenuederived from 'the '- state
''school -;fund 'and!the
general state school tax..''*.-.-?'-t ."?.•\u25a0 :''. \u25a0*; \u25a0/!\u25a0>,
City Attorney/ Biirko in}an''opinionrendered :atv the request L;of ;"Superin?;tendent of Schools Roncovieri; decidedyesterday \ that
-evenliig-' schools
*couldnot"be Included lln the ;apportionment
of state school funds/ In.part the^dpin- v
ton'reads: ]'':,:['- _:_.'\u25a0;;^-""
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City Attorney Renders Opinion inResponse to Request of Super-" ;
intendent*Ronco vieriV.-T.,
DECIDES EVENING:SCHOOLS \u25a0
CANNOT;USEiSTATE >FUNDS
A»c* of W0nder................ 04—
HMBMBPfe-. - Other. DUtrlcU. --.
Arrtnaot ....4.60'
HPUts S.Peek..l.n?-
oiuTEureka.. .— SOJKeT. H«; ..JAM* ~So Belle Mm. f"^ 4°< * "
\u25a0 Oomstockf r-i.•-j.--,~
B«Icher ....*— SOjCon Va MjCo. 67 70ra..n«.r. \u0084.. is
—jCoa£dence .... r^g
]4">X Blup 15^11 ... 10! SOO Lacuna ......I.IR:17<>G Bonanza Ex.. ITiUKK)Lone Star' . IS;4<HiO Btwtli ... .-ailo.ooo Lone Sur .. I*s2.ififl Booih • 311K-00 Man Dextpr .. 122<X>o Broncho OSJSMIO Un nprttr'.. IIjrm BlfjrD«ls.r .. lois1.500 Mayflowt-r C 2S
B'V>o Btte Goldfield 05J4W10 Mohwk C Lpas 1»Bullfrog Mm. 15J11,000 Mhk C Leas. W
IT.;K) Com Fraction.l.9o'M<oo Mohawk Ex .. 11r.nO Cnra Fraction. 1.8511000 Mohawk Ex .. 10
fv'.iK)Conqueror ... ]«! 700 Montana ...2.77%\u25a0&"* Crackor Jack. 13il»000 Mont Bullfrog. f>32C(X lV.is-y 1.02Vx,3000 Moo* Pitts Ex. <W
\u25a0 r*<»o Daisy 1.05!3l>00 Mustang .' 1»UICO Daisy I.on;.VK)O Mustang Ex .. 122'-f»0 Daisy Ex ... OX!1500 Nevada Boy .. 0?fiiKDiDm B Btte C. JS'l5OO Nev Goldfield. MV«O Dm B Btte C. 17 2000 Nev" Goldfield, 15imi Dm B Btte C. 19! 500 Npt Hills ....5.03r>0"0 Pmdfld Tnicl. 17J1500 Nev Hills 5.102000 Dmd3d TrngL 15,2000 Oro lt<£(^to Ftirv G Bldr 20 1000 Oro » 1"E«y>o Gold Bar .... COl5OOO IMne Nut .... l."»TOCO Gld Con M...4.85]150G Pitts iiPeak..l.<»
25 Gld Con M...4.90! 500 ritts S Peak.. 1.55l:»<trt Gld Oon M.4.82Ut*0« Red HIIU, slO 32
.ROrtn Gldfld CUcm.. lulsWO Rpd Top Ex.. 21\u2666x>o Do, b 80... -41 2000 R**cue Con «..-; 16
\u25a0r/tX» Grandma .... 05 1000 Sandstorm ... 37TeOO Great Bend... 50 1500 Silver Pick .. 47JOOO r>o, a 8.... 50!»>f>0 Silrer Pick '.» '4«
\u25a02fiOO Grt Bend Ex. llj4(:»0O Ttoano Frisco.. 30TiVf)Grnwt Clinton orti 700 Ton Exten ...2.00fti-00 Ulbemia 07|17.000 Tramp Con.. 405000 Do. b 60... ot>| 200 Do. b 90.... 45
nor Home »4l 500 Tramn Con .. «lB<XH) Homectake K. <X»i2500 Tramp Con -.. WJ.'.no Jim Butlrr .. 542000 Vernal WIG># Jim BnUor .. 65| 100 Wert Ead ... "85
CLOSING QUOTATIONSCALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask.i Bld.Ask.Brunswick ... —
50,Grnwtr Cllßton 50—
Cent Eureka..—
43;NEVADA
Tonoa&b Districtfc.lnw>nt 3.23 3.soMi(3way 1.27 1.53California ... <i 7 Ob'MlzruUi Ex ..20
—Cish Boy ... ©5
—'Montana .....2.73 S.BO"
l^ppranra ... 01 02:Mont Mid Ex. 04 C 5OcU Anchor.. 1» SOiMon Pitta Ex. 0^ 10Gold Crown .. 10. lltNorth Stir ... 23 25Gold Mt
—OS Ohio Tea 03^- 04
G.-ld Mt Con. 02—
IPtiymastPT ..\—
02Groat Wcstra.
—03 Rpscue Con ..»15 1«
H-^me 04 OS Ton Exten ...2.00 2.05Ir.d Ton .... —
02!Toa of N«v.14.25 15.25Jim Butler .. SI SSlWest End ... S3 WlUeNamara.. S3
—I
Goldfleld DistrictAdams 10 lllGreat Bend ..49 50Atlanta ....... 8a 40]Grt Bend Anx.
—12
Bait -Goldneid—
05 Grt Bend Con.—
03D'.flck Aats .. f»5 03 Grt Bend Ex. IK 12r.!k B B'manz 04 OC <Jrt Bend Frac 02K>k Butt* Ex 04 05!G B«ad Twins— 16Klack Uivk .. 05 OC!Hil>emia 06 i.7Blue B«n ... i«) !'JU.,m M Co..
—33
Blue Bull ... V) iliJombo Er ..:.1.22 1.25Brooklyn «3 Ol'.Kalser Gld .. 06 ORTsup Goldneid <>4 miKtndall 26 iSJiooth 31 SSiKendaU Ex .. C 2 <W'COD ...... —
e^Lsguna 1.10 1.15iC O D M&.L. 02 txiilxtne .Star ....- 16 ISColumbia
—40iI.cu Dillon ... 10 11
U'olunibi* Mt. 40 •HiMayne 07 OSC-'lum Mt Ex. <* OSiMar Queen .. —
25Com Fr«ctlon.l.SO I.bSIMUi Pawnee... 05 06
U'.<inng Nation 10 \u25a0 ii;MiUtow-n Frac. 04- 05Conqueror ... 1« il)Mohawk-
—15.00
fiacker Jack. 13 It!Mohawk Anx.—
02JUiUy 1.00 l.rCvMoliwk C Leas 20 21l«iyy Anx...
—IStMchawk Ex .. 09 .10
r»;-li»r V.x ... OS MMcbawk Junior ~C4 OSJ>m B Brte C. 18 S» Nevada Boy ..OS CWIsiadfld TrngL 18 ISJNev Goldfield. 15 16liixie on ob|Ncv gunshiae..-— 25jKmlcion .... 03 OiiOrc ..17 IS,j;mpire O» 10;01<1 Gold Mm.
—05
,JNiaeraMa ... 10 Unlace Gld .. —15
!l«Jtral—
lOPsnyan— -
L8|r«BTj
—Us;Ptnnsrlvania.*.
—U3
iriorence 3.65 3.75 Red Hills 32 SaI'iownce Ex.. 20 221Red Lion
—15
i3 ranees Mfck.l.oo I.os;Re<«. Top Ex.. 21 23<ion Wash .. — -
OS.Red Top Frac. 10 11<;old Bar Gld 2S —Sandstorm
—C7
;<Ud Eelmout.. 20—
>tnastc»ai Ex. 04 tG;«M Con M...4.80 4.^2 Silver Tick .. 4G 47Mji-jcd Cora .. ir. —Silver Pick Ex 05 07V»l»'.fld Fissure C>o
—tSimmprone ... 10
—«:id M Npv..
—I.23;Si*»rheßd Frc.
—i»
'tild Portland. 15—
St Ives 92 94,»;!<; Red King
—20,St Ives Less..
—11
,Oid Kewano*.—
7otSun Dog 01-"-03G Kcwanos E.
—30 iTreasure 08 11
Gld SV.vlark..—
OSiVonlp 01 02jf^M Sorpreign
—lOlVeitjal ....;.. 17 1»
:GM Torahov.. 20—
iWondcr 02 »*«s'«i!d Cnion .. —
OliVcllow Rose.. 05 06
Gld ttica ... —lfllYcllow Tiper.. 15
—Grtndma 05 07| Yellow Top ..03
—Bullfrog District
AtNfirgosx ... 03 —!H Hooligan .. —04
Am»thrst ... 2<t 'SlElnklp C Epgs 25—
naltimorp ... —l.^'HoineFtakc X..
—'30
lii= Bullfrog. «c—
:!.ic..- Uarris ..- 02 03;U-.nnjp Clare. 4^ 43jLUUe Blfrg .. 01 03
\u25a0 !3:u:ifi^>g Anx. f'2—
iMoj-floti-er- Con 30 31nrc Columbia «4 I'iiMayflowpr Ex.
—-10
Itlfrg C<m ... —Os'M.iiyland
' "— *"O3;li!fgr Daisy .. 08 J<»,M<nt Bullfrog. 03 04JUiilUrog Es..
—'iS:Mts Hill Mm. 02 OS
•rifre Midas..—
\u25a0 S-.ilMontironiy -.Mt.'J6 IS
J.» llfrog Mm.—
I«!Mtp Shos Ex. «S 09Birrjf Nai Bk 2<> i2:NugCet tOS '«Hifrg N Star. 03
—!Orisr Bullfrog. 10 Jl
.l:ifr* Sr.ii*et.—
<»6:n«L^Jlrd—
<->'Itfr? Virtor.. O» 10!Red. Dog ..... —
J5islfrg Winner 15 23'RhyoBte -Twn. 02 ~ —Iteii P.lfg Anx 10
" —iShofihu Nat Bk
—J 03
O<ild liar fiO .*a;Trj-mp CkM ..53 .40Oold Bar Ei.
—•10 Vrlley View... 05. «\u2666
?'.ri/t c^nttr..—
12; Yankee Boy .. —06.
Gold Sceptre. 10/ 13Jy:Mauhattan District
,Apr Fool Ex. 01 fC'Man Mttle Joe 02 08Ailu1Tit. «U 04,Man Kewsnos.
— . 12JC*.niPt <C 'WMaa'M of Nev 06
—•l-iwhip Eaple.
—(.C'Mfit Mayflower 10 •—
Kt.i.ka Man.. 14 KS'.Mac Piute ..—
07<;«,lii Wodge.. «ir. oC'Msn Red Top. 02 <>3<::-ani:y <; M. 17 I'.*;Mau Standard. 02 O4
.llind-vraft .. —10l.U«nSUv Pick. 02-
-—Ijirt Camp ... —
O.V, Man United .. 15—
Jumping Jack—
12 Man Verde ..02 OS,Mau Belmont.' i
—«)liMustang Man. 18 19
Man Broncho. 07 OSiMustsng Anx.. 01 02Man Buffalo.. 03 «io;Muttani? Ex .. II 12><Mi O->ns ...
—6<ttOrig Man .... —
14Man Comb.. C 2
—1l»ln<» Nut 09 10
?i»j» coti-bnr. <n: fM'r.ocw hui .. «?>—
:>!iui Dexter.. 10 I2!syl Humphrey. 05 06Man GiaDt .. —
<K»;stray Dog ... !4—
Man O Crater—
ISil'TiitPd Mao .. —.10
'M:;n Iv-nboe. 25—
'Whale ,05—
IMan H Treaß.—
05,Yellow Horse.. 03—
;M»n Hurabldt 05'
O«i'cl HorM Ex.—
201 Man Jumbo. . —
021Otiitr Districts
Alice of Won. «* Oo'.Xpv IHIIs 5.03 5.15!Ar<-a<!!si
—WiNpv Hills Anx
—15
!15lw Jay Won—
»!K^» Hills Flor—"
13<«-r.^n»B ..... —
iS'Nev «;id Dpv.—. 04
Kl> Jumbo C. K»—
\S< Beirut Am*l W>—
ICa'tle's N>st. IK I9IN Star Wondr—
U5ij;iirvw AztPC.
—SS'PI«» S IV;U..1.r.5
—Jjiiri G Blrtr 10
—jPjramJd \u0084... 45
—'I'.iirrw 8 Kng
—1<» Hed Wing ... —
24I'olr <5 R Kng
—2'J, Keese B OoJ<l.
—IS
Aluldytr Kerf.—
lOlUivkard Ely C—
25lntprctat* ... —
CCi-Ro^prs M&M—
04,J».k Pot .... —
Mißouad Mt '— "MJnT-.nnlP C"ns. J<l IItinjml Ml Ex. 14 15JohnniP Glol* i" l«.Rd M Bl Jkt
—20
;Ka«1«-h 11 <"o—' OO^Ud M Mobawk 15
—il.lnrd M O»." 2-"»
—IRuby WoiMtpr. 17 20
il.yiiiCrwk...1.25—
|Sierra M&.M.—
i«\u25a0;M*axuma Hills
—7.V,.Smoky Val :..
—25
f^linaz P*dras.l.2s I.s>'i;Sj»ider W«pp..1.00.—
;?.;<-oitor Gold.*—
Os' Vulture—
40Is.v r»cv Co.
—o.~»! Walker Lakp..
—10
£an Frsnrl»po *llnlnc RxchanceP:l5 a.'o. Rognler Spwlon. "
,*><**>Blk Butt* r.x 06.5500 L Star. « 10.. 1?lfrf^.i Ton Bf!mont.3.So;2ooU Blk .B Boc&nz.osU
11:80 a. ci. Regular. Section '.-'
ZntiP Gold -SoeptrP. 10;i(Mi<j Oro ...: MSl«"O«?rl Hompbrry 1 O6JIOOO Gold^Wedge... *U3scoti BuUfroj: abx. oij*
2 p. m. SpsslonRono Blark Arts .. Os|-snoixra Dillon ... 09?<»<> Blae Bell ... 1» 1000 Dm#B Btte C. 18
'JO«n Daisy l.OsU<mo Gld£d Coinb-;.t'ls4'»o Gld Con M...4.fc5!100t Lone Star 16Srxj Gld Con M.«.KVsI 5<VO RUt Hek, blO 47»x) Too N Star.. -25'.l00(» Blue Bull, »10 IS
i'&«*,Broncho ..... 0"!1000 Blk Butte Ei. OC112000 Plae Not ... 0912000 Bed Top Frac 09
CLOSING QCOTATION3Tonopah District
Bid.Ask.l Bid.Ask.-.Califonila .... — -
CSiMidway .. 1.25 1.30!Ca*U Boy ... —
OS Meat Mid Ex. 04 08Gold Ancbor..—
•- 22 Ohio Ton ....*T>4' r CSGold Crowa .- 07
\u008410 Paymister ... 01£"02
Gold Mt-..,. 02'—
jUescue Oon ..15-17lad Ton ....'—. C2!Toti Exten:...'
—2.00
Jim Butler .'." 79 ...S3jTon. Belmont... ~ 3;UOMscNamara.. 26 '—ST<m;Home .;-,-•
—1 -:08. "
\u25a0 Goldfield' District'
Adams ....... 10-
lljGrandnsa "10
Atlanta . —45lGrt Bend Anx 11 12*;Black Ants .. O5 05»4IGrt- Bend Eli 11 12
Rlk B Bonan* 05 O»i Htbernla—
*OSlilue BpII... —
I*,Jumbo Ex .:..1.25 1.27Blue Bull... —
KJKendall"....... —28
Black Eock ..'—
"OC|Kendall Ex..— 03\u25a0 n<^tb
— -31jl<;ne Star 17 ;19
Columbia .... 40 '—jM*yne 05—
Com Fraction. \u25a0-^ 2.00 Mid Pawnee... 05 «)CCr«cker Jack. 15 17 Mobawk Ex .. —
10D,uy 1.00 I.O2«|NeT Ooldfleld. 15
—iMn B Btt* C. 18 l8"4!Oro IS~. 19Tmidfld Tmgl. 16 le}Rp«J lIIUs.... 82 34Pixie O5 07JRid Top • Ex.r-20 22!I>cminion ..'.'• Vo2
"'CS'Sandstorm -Ex."- 03
—-rmpire ...... o»
-HSilver. Pick... 44 45
Florence ....i3.80 —t?t 1re5. ...;.".: fll rt3Gld Con M... —«.&<> Vernal.....:.
—'«- 2<i
CIS Kewanos."—
70 Wonder ...... .02'
03Gld Portland.
—*IB]Y?-Itow • Bose.r- 05
—BuUfrog Dlßtrlct*JßMW
Plfrg Snnset. 06—
JMtg Shos Ex. 07 OSHtlA Bar ....
— '63iTr»mp :Con ..'. 42 43llomesteke K.
—70 Vulley View..; 04
—IM* Harris.. \u25a0—- 031Yankee Girt-.., 04,3*
—Mayflower Con 29 30h .
.*'.•'Manhattaa- District L :--7'
Apr Fool Ex." 01% C2lMan Little Joe 02 .03Gitnnv O M. 18
-1» Man RediTop. 02- «J3
Man Broncho. 06 06% Man Whale .. 0(5 . 07Men Comb V.
—.04 Mustang :Man. 18, 20
Man Cowboy. 02 j,05 Ptae •. Nnt .... 07 03Man Dexter.. 12 ;. IS Vpllow Hors*.. 'o4 '
—kli;n Humbldt 01.-— Syl'Humphrey. 00 07- -
'Wonder District
George Johnson, a soldier,' was fined$30 with- the" alternative 'of SO days injail by Judge Shortall .yesterday forthrowing a brick: at.a car: in.Sacra-
mento street. For , disturbing thepeace' John' Ward \u25a0; was fined |20:or • 20days; Arthur Porpoli $10".or 10;days;Benjamin '.Hum. $10 or.10 days; JamesHicks, $5 or B days; Joseph Oliver'for-feitcd $10' ball. Walter Thompson. wasfined $5; for battery.v Judge .Wellerfined "Axel;.Juul
"$20/;for battery com-mitted
" upon Barney Schwartz,'a
strike- breaker; Edward Goepel andHenry Julgens each .forfeited ball of|10 for disturbing the peace.' "-\u25a0\u25a0* The bailof $10 of William • Nolan, disturbing ,thepeace," was forfeited by!"Judge Cabaniss.'
Frankie 11. Cowden,' > who weddedGeorge A. Cowden in April, 1902, lessthan six months after he liad obtainedan :interlocutory decree of divorcefrom his first wife, told Judge "Mogan
an interesting story yesterday in sup-port of her suit for annulment of mar-riage. The couple were married., inOakland, but soon afterward went t<\Tonopah. There Cowden :formed . the"habl£ of beating his wife. He was: aminer, but
*his . fellow searchers for
gold concluded that, his .conduct wasa disgTace to the .camp. /A vigilance
committee was hastily formed and ," agood • stout rope. w as"s oaped :andstretched. When the mob; gathered* infront of the Cowden home;and: all wasIn readiness for*an 'unofficial hanging
Cowden climbed out a back- windowand distanced a Jackrabbit •in a racethrough the sagebrush. .When lastseen he was still- "running..JudgeMogan granted the petitioner's prayerfor'annulment. . . -
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Mrs. F- M. Cowden Obtains Annul-'ment of Her :Marriage to .
. Wife Beater
TELLS COURT HOW MINERSi-- ALMOST HANGED HUSBAND
The Combination mine, one of'the Consolidatedproperties 1 and one 'of the.'most ', famous \u25a0 pro-ducers In.' the Goldfield :district, ia t mine \u25a0 thatshipped \u25a0 ore from \u25a0 the grass roots
*and •paid <its
original^, owiiers $1,000,000.. before it was pur-cbased by its present .owners/ looms up. againas the ,'. scene of two \u25a0of -'.the »richest
'strikes - ofrecent months. \u25a0 Two new
'bodies 'of rich ore have'been' opened up on the 120 foot level.,' The flrst,whlch was made \u25a0 about *
a month ago,Ibat whichhas Hot been made public before, was uncoveredbetween the Old Glory hole and the old InclinedShaft, both rich producers of high grade ore inthp pa*t.' TheVveln
'trends ioff -s toward J the 'oldReilly lease and every Indication ipoints:to < the
presence of a large body of jvery,high grade ore.'The vein Is:25 feet
-wide
"and everything •goes
to the mill without porting, the values runningfrom $90 to $95 a too.'
-~i
F. \u25a0 The ,second ore body was uncovered along th«hanging wall of the big ledge north of the In-clined shaft and will run from $400 to $500 a ton."Upraises have been started on the ore body andtwo carloads were shipped to the sampling workslast month. These shipments were only of orethat was taken out in the development work. '
The Goldfield News' says 'concerningrecent discoveries in the Combinationmine: \-' -
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One: of Goldfield Consolidated Prop-er ties Shows High Grade Ledge : -
STRIKES ON-COMBINATION
.To further a romance' that rhad 'itsbeginning in. far. away Japan, MissMarguerite Lake, superintendent of theHelen Ford Stone home for -Japanese
and Korean children, appealed to Judge
Graham yesterday to appoint herguardian, of Tei Yoshima, a,- Japanesegirl of 16.':' Tei, came to America10 day ago to wed C.Sugl,: who runs'a Japanese store in.Santa Ana. Sugl's
mother came along' as chaperone,' andSugi paid 600 yen to bring: them fromJapan. <
Sugi was waiting,at the dock.r Hethought that his days of anxiety wereover, and that :all he and his""sweet-heart had to-do was to-
take the trainto Santa Ana.- The Japanese law. badbeen satisfied. Sugi hadrobtained theconsent, of Tei's
- parents, :they-
hadsigned papers and the papers had beenregistered and filed away inv Japan, r:
To Sugi's ama«ement. the Americanlaw was not satisfied. .He was-in-formed that Tei was still a child, andthat she could not .become a wife inCalifornia until he first produced thewritten consent of . either parents orguardian: The written consent of Tei'sparents was locked up. "thousands ofmiles away and Tel had no guardians.
Sugi appealed to' Miss Lake to help
him out of'his difficulty. She agreed
to apply for guardianship papers. Sugiaccompanied her tocourt yesterday andtook an Intense interest in the;pro-ceedings. Everything- was bewilderingexcept Tei's smile. .After the hearinghe was still unhappy, for Judge Gra-ham postponed his -decision until thismorning. > . -.
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Japanese Suitor Learns HisSweetheart Must Have ,
Guardian
A detailed account of'the \work Inprogress on-
the Goldfield :ConsolidatedMines \u25a0- property 's-,is .published .by -theTonopah Miner as follows: .. .. \-
Headway will:noon be making In th« openingof
-the vast :resource* \u25a0\u25a0 of the Goldlleld
- consoli-dated mines company. . which = has .nearly ;com-pletrd tljp task of retlmbering and straighteningthe workings and adding to the mechanicalequipment much needed - appliances. The old<1Lgglngs on the Francns \u25a0 and \u25a0 the:Hayes ,andHonnette leases: have been undercut, \ revealingsrreat |bodies of hU:U
-grade,^ but the |only |ship-
ments are of ore that comes In the way of de-velopment The face of a drift on the 100 footlevel 'inithe McNauchton lease .on .Mobawk |No.2 \u25a0 promises •to surpass the 200 level of the samelease. The Nevada American -lease on the Mo-hawk Is down 200 feet and > the Mohawk GoldBar Is drifting on ore at 325 feet." -At depthsof:150
'and 300 -• feet the \u25a0 Mohawk \u25a0- No. 1^ lease,
next- door \u25a0to - the McNaughton,* Is crosscntting.The lease on the Laguna of the-Harol Goldfleldcompany reems r;near .ore* at > 140 :feet, 'Lagunalease No. 1is down 300 feet. No. 8 ha* resumedElnking. tuc Five \u25a0 Friends: la t approaching » th»SOO foot mark on the Lagana and the 300. levelhas been - reached •In*
the ,Goldfield leasing » andmining company ,Ion *the Isam« Igroup,' control ofwhich has ;passed
-to:Stlmler ft-Higglnson.
-h,.
.- Two hundred \u25a0 miners are at • work onithe Mo-hawk Kalfus lease and the iIsh-Sheets workingson the Slim Jim claim*of the Combination, \u25a0 thetwo .:having effected a compromise agreement,whereby stopes are thrown open to both forces."It was the dispute between these factions thatled to the purchase of the_ Combination by Klxonand Wingfleld and the orgatrfzatlon of the mergerInto the Goldfield \consolidated Imines Icompany.The owners of the !Kalfus| lease, .which Is |downIiSO feet and has only seven months yet- to run,have refused $7»,000 for an eighth Interest, thewould-be buyer valuing the lease at $600,000, '.orcounting on a profit of neatly $100,000 t month.'
Task of Re timbering and -Preparingfor Opening the" Reserves
WORK OFjMANY/LEASERS
AMERICAN LAW STANDSIN WAYOF MARRIAGE
The bears made new . havoc -in themining stock market: yesterday. TheNevada shares were beaten down heav-ily. Goldfield Consolidated Mines lapsedto (4.52H at. the close, after variationsin price from' $4.90 t0,**.95,':arid downto the lower" figure already, quoted ;inthe fore&oingr. More than 12,000 merger
shares .were disposed of ~at *these-bed-
rock flgrureß, according vto* the officialreturns as printed by the two mining
stock exchanges ,in their daily;;liste.Eleven hundred shares brought ;?4.90
straight. One thousand shares were soldat ?4.87%. After that $4.95 was paidfor 75 shares. Then the • downwardtrack tb the $4.82% level,was a:steadygrade. With the; exception iofiNevadaHills the declension was quite generaL
Some of the prices accepted -would havebeen considered phenomenally low. aslate as a fortnight ago. Daisy, forinstance, sold as lowf as $la sharedCombination Fraction fell"'during theday from $2.20 to $1.85, ::Atlantadropped from 46 cents' to-4.0 cents. ..BlueBell sold as low as, 10 cents, and. Blue
Even Jim Butler. .whlph\wlthßto6d the-^assault better than -many /of Mts/com-peers: for some time,"droj>ped yesterdayfrom•8 5 .cents ito
"81:cents.^ Jumbo *Ex-
tension . .fell;from/, |1.35 $LBo.i;>lnthe cases of some of these stocks! there.was*,81lgtit;recovery ;toward
-thai end tjof
the Informal ;session '*\u25a0 In"the}SSn'*Fran-
cisco stock and exchange* board," but theupward *movement was ', weak ';and ? tin--Important. - "•}. \u25a0 . .'
-•\u25a0 . .
',"Adams ;was \u25a0 for sale at;10 cents.t and1.600 shares 'went at that price. /:IndianCamp brought .only a ,;nickel a; share.Jumpinp: Jack sold at 10 cents and 11cents. Lone Star dropped to 16 cents.Lou Dillon \u25a0 could;be had
'for,a dlmel :y<c.All;, this jdoes not ;lessen jthe ,'«xpecta-,
tion of;the 'brokers \u25a0that a strong rlsawi11 set ?. in J- when«the." time *Is ripe."There Is little';m"oK«y,r to.b», had itorspeculation, while
-the ;;market llujfall-"
ing," so say. certain brokers, "but (thereis plenty of.money always on a risingmarkot.V No^stock -was ';sold 'Iinr:largequantities yesterday." As iprices droppedfurther. Men' who needed; money sold.Many more who did not need it held on.
Bull as low .as . 19 ;.cents. '•;ColumbiaMountain couiaj be' bought ;fof^4orcents.DiamondfleldiTriarigle,wcht:down-,td^l7.cents a :«hare. J; OreatißendOcoiildv beihad *for:half. a:dollar iaT- Bhare/v;;;;.
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Hammering G^Line With Depressing Effects
Bears Make New Havoc WithNevadaMining Share Market Prices
THE SAN FRANUfecO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1907/-
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r\.:.: :<v,:»^P^TRAIN;SERVICE^': - " •Leave City 0»0B. 11-30, 2100 <nnd 3130V*,'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
"Retnrm 12iSl,13i4T>'and:6:05;.
G.t.IACCHERI.'" ' 1.. FERRARI.
:\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- i' L,lACCHERI. :~~.—.r. :-./
PHONE MARKET 174^ PHONE OAKLAND 3711SAN \u25a0\u25a0 FUANCISCO.' - r ':\u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0. OAKLAND,CAL.-
ilipeHEßii&ieplFUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALHERSit;/|8082;Alissiw'at.^ San]Francisco, \CaI.V « IBranch Offlee and
'Residence.'* 548
-Sycamore st.
feiSi?*.'**;-' near; 26tb,v Oakland,;; Cal. \u25a0. :..
HaMdM Co*Undertakers and Embalmers924 EILLMORE STREET\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0; '-:.\u25a0\u25a0:, -iNEARiMcALLKTBB. "'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.'.. \u0084, .;,>:.'.' \u25a0- \u25a0.' Phone; Park ;550.; ; \u25a0.. ., ;. •;."\u25a0
IpiREARTYi&M^RMICp;915;VALBNCiA ST.*NEAR'»OTH. . ;Formerly \u25a0of *McFadden, \u25a0 Mcßrearty^ & "
Green.'; :\u25a0_.-,,.--.. :,:_: !:Telephone :Market 97. xX
-; , ;
VALENTEiMRINI&"C^"'\u25a0;.;'>:;;::.^NDERTAKERS,' ; '';'<-.'.
':-".;;'f;-_'-;';'a««S^MISSIONf STREETV'- \u25a0Near" Thlr«etlL.J •:.(•'>.Telr \u25a0Market"2S3.' \\u25a0\u25a0 \
J. er^CONNOJR :6: CO;\u25a0..:V;..--vFUIfERAL?DIRR*CTORS,;-O:-,2lT7O ;TURK AST.:.betwee*Bj.Van *NewsLadyIAttendant, r -;".•>;,-• ?^- \u25a0••-. Tel. Franklin 1911.
r. [ ..FUNERAL? DIRECTOBX" ,:A ; 't'S-",- NB.*|cor. s Slxteentb
•and s Guerrero sts. , •-
FormerlylofIMcFadden,-Mcßrearty • &
--Green.:,;;-\u25a0.; \u25a0;%\u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0;: Telephone. Special ;1567.yy-f/ri^rfU
HifjilfiallaghcrUiidertakih^Co!1314 AWEBSTER % St.'- bet." Ellin '•and O'FarreiL^
fT«I.HWest 8«25.' DANIEI/:P.« DONOVAN.IFres.-jb?Manager; -JOHN;DOUQHEBTr,%Vibe jVx*%:
... -V V- V*.d.rtik£sv \ :960 :Devlastdero ;SW' Cor. McAllister.jgSaJS&lg&Trieplw-ae- lW*t[48<V1£,
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Finest and. Beat Equipped Receiving Vault and
MARRIAGE_LIC|NSESTfan following marriage
'licenses
'issued
in this city,"June 4:,v. .; r \u25a0 v •\u25a0 \ r ;•:\u25a0-~ Kamagoro :Midznkaml, -'88. • CSolton. and KojlNukamura, SI, 20^3 Pine street. *":•
-" '• Kalirhl Hashimoto, 3l,*.«Sacramento,' and • Ml-yano Hasblmoto, 20, 2023 Pine ?street.Donald M. Bennett. 28,. and Grace Leeds, •20,
both cf.876 Grore street. -':-'\u25a0*\u25a0-> '. ,'> .; •-.
James -H.lrf-1-rh, 21. Alton. 11l..and Alice L.'Purktaber, IS. .138 :Stclner street.
* > \u25a0
Frank A.:O'Brien, -t21,\u25ba• 11 \u25a0; Jnrie street,' andElona Finn, 21; 2335 Nineteenth street.' :)
-MarkH. Bradley*.19, 1317 Natoma street, and
Kaihryn.-M.:Csrmody, 18,-,124 C street.- .'Homer F.: Mordoff,-21,-and Mary
18. both of 2122 Geary street. ?•;\u25a0 I-eon 'A.-Kutnpr."2l,'; 2135
'Sacramento street,'
and Marfe 0. Hurlbut," 21, Portland. .Thomas J.: Bncklpy.'31, 1451 McAllister street,'
and Gertrude M.Mefret,:24, 242 Oak street.--
GioTanni Patron!. 1 29." and Adele Garibaldi, 20,both' of. Halfmoon. Bay; :"-'-.. '•\u25a0'-,\u25a0--'•'\u25a0:Louis H. Kpatlng, •\u25a0 21. and Annie 3/ Phllbon,
18. both of 2988 Pine afreet. C-
\u25a0 i, ,:,Thomas iB.*Kenney.^ 21,.418 Derlsadero strMt.and rLuella -B. Lawrence, :<;18,;-.3121 TwentiMhStTPPt.- ..-;-. \u0084• \u0084.-.- -;-..-\u25a0!-. ;.. .\u25a0\u25a0•:... t.;j: Francis iWalsb,. 25. /C55 -
Guerrero ,street.'and
Annie -Bowpi),''- 10. -3562 Mission street. v \u25a0'- »'h•>-^WV-Hubert Kdgar, 22,' 2862' Bryant street,' andTheresa ;0. J. Harking,^ 21,> 2826 •Twenty-fourthBtrPPt. '\u25a0-.'.•.\u25a0\u25a0'-..-\u25a0.\u25a0.'..;'.'\u25a0-.\u25a0 .' \u25a0r'.'.. ... \u25a0 . •
\u25a0\u25a0 ;
:WUHam H. Hunter,^,' and Minnie Baker; B4}both of sthis city."-^;, '- :S. \u25a0 .... v '.<• \u25a0;.Charles; A.:Berggren. 28, 1907'Howard street,and Mary •H. Toomey.^2o, 200 \u25a0Preclta arenne. '\u25a0 i
•\u25a0 OAKLAND, June 4.—The: following marriageHcensps'.were Issued today: : ~..-: , .\u25a0*\u25a0• \u25a0
" ,\u25a0V Byron W." Clark. 28,' and Edith B.vNlchols, 25.both of Oakland. -?- '"; \u25a0--.'\u25a0•-. r.
--iEmery/ Gates, 30..Bnckskln. \u25a0 Ne-r.r and Mar-garet E. Cockerton.- 30,;Oakland. -; -'
- .-••> Theodore :J. Wilder,;24, San ? Francisco. \ andIda M.llpnley,:22, IBerkeley. ;",-/. •
:;Thomas IH. Berryman, 52,- San" Jose, and Miir-garet Graham," 48, B*n,Francisco."Michael Curtln. 40,1 Stege," and!Elizabeth* Eric-"son,"- 36,^ Berkeley.'r-.',i^;;r-:_^;-:; \u25a0 . f
h\Edward: J.'v Lawrence,*) 25,'. Hayward,'<\u25a0 and Mar-guerite •;Solomon, 22,:San *Francisco. ?.-'\u25a0;Edgar P. Keoraans, 24, ,, San Francisco, andOlive,O.'Chllcott.' 26, Los 'Angeles. ** .James J. Mallon, S3, and Winnie Kennedy. 26,;
both;of;Oakland. W-.i -\u0084
-- ,..;,.- . /I.•-„-J\» Charles • W. Lucfcy,:37,' and"; Emily,P. ,J)rakc. :22.-both of Oakland. r/>> .-;- >!>u" ' "\u25a0". \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 rX
%:vJames -, J.v Mondoza, 25, • San =,Fraaclscoi '^andGeorgiana iPerry,"i21,
-Oakland. «...;":>. >'••• »":Joseph Tandrow, 30, Los. Angeles, and Edna M.
Curry, /Stockton. ;i*~.-^-/.*~+r''if*\;n~- -' ' *-.John ;K.%Delmas;.31,'
'and \u25a0 Rose •J.'.Burrell, 22,both;of -San Francisco. :.. rr
\u0084
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'George; S.-.Mobs;- 28,;and Anastasla- Mahoney,28/OMilh of;Oakland .i, ..r "-^"-^ -
\^ .;':Wililam H.vCoates, »29, and Grace M."-
Irwln,"1
26. a both *of. Berkeley, r. '; \u25a0:-- -
, - • • .'--•v Leslie c W.lWise; ,- 2S,- Cement, v and Martha:A".Love,';'24,')'Angels. •;.;\u25a0;:--\u25a0.- ;._;-.. '\u25a0<.--;:
-;>...: '.; \u25a0
BIRTHS,^ IWA|l|p|§lV: Birth,- marriage and. deatb <notices* sent by mailwill not be inserted. '.t They, xaust be handed Inateither.tit 4he tpubllcailon offices and be Indorsed ..with,the name and residence lof persons author- •Uefl » tolhare % the ? same?, published.^;; Notices
"r»-E,trictfJ simply to the announcement of the erentare 'pnbllshwy once In this colomn :free'of charge^'
V,--V/:. v .-\u25a0\u25a0•ri>}\u25a0\u25a0 births :\u25a0:";'\u25a0\u25a0 ''".\u25a0 \u25a0''".-\u25a0.r' :
*r'-;i".
BlXBY—inat'A*1007,1 toA the"!wife"of Dr.'E.M.
Ij*Bixby.'y A daughtfir.,..\;X;.-\u25a0;:u~[ .;;. « \u25a0\u25a0• ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.•—
\u25a0_•.. -CHAPPELTr—InIrTrisVcltjv:Mayj2»,'?toVthe^wife'>:: of jMarvin:Lee iChappell, ia'daughter.'' r.--;. --SIAY-T-In",Atlanta;) Ga.TaoTthel wlfa"of>Harry;^-,May.4(nee JJannenbaumJrja'Son^p:'^'^ w:•.-....--,."\u25a0'\u25a0y-
'';\u25a0"';- ;"]\MARRIAGES "'^fr^lr-;"SFLOnEy—LITTLEFrELD—in'rthis Tity.'Jnne
'2?rTj19Q7; by;,theiHev.t;G."«'A^s Bernthal, * Isaac '.El-*>jmer.'-Florpy^, and .Angellne • Elm lna.Llttlefleld,*•,jboth:of,'San:Francißco.V-,' . * '
"_.JACbBS^-LODPE^lnUhls"?elty;: by Rev.:E. J?-.*Stark,' Joseph Adolphus Jacobs andIKlsle Bessierj;Loupe.... .-Tv^MpMnesgsamßGiKERR—HURLEY—Inr this city,;June S 3.V 1907,*"
by/H." 11.% Bell.'iCharlies *Kerr/and!Mlss'iMar-• garet|Hurley.jbothsOfsthlsicity.{^-->«^-^^^LEIGU—I'UCKUABEB—Ia'this
ApGTIQNSALES
Setion Skle\u25a0'\u25a0 On account .of retlrlnj:.' from .\u25a0 basiness. ;Mr.W. K. Smith of 245 13tb st. between Mlisloa andHoward;will;offer vhis entire » contrac ting.outfitofi35 •horses.V 15 A 1 sand 'wagons,
'1;two horse
lumber 'wagon.c 2f> sets-of)double :harness. » con-
tents!of;blacksmith ishop, tools.> etc. • ,This. sal*Is' positive.i as the owner,*.Mr.* Smith, desire* totclose out :bis business :and leave the city. .'Saletakes place at 11 <o*<*lock a.:m.- Thursday. Jun«8,:1907. •- -:.:•\u25a0 : .
-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-=• JOHN j3.-..DOYLE, Auctioneer. -.\u25a0' . . -. Office Ml Folsom. at.' V
\u25a0; .' *£ TOA.yEI.'f "-" -
" Vtfjy^i^ Steamers Leave Broadway
(a(\@Ln LOS ANGELES>WSp^v \u25a0SAN DIEGO
\u25a0•^SSg&r •;:SANTA^BARBARASanta ;Rosa.-.....'.*.:.Eveify Sunday, 10 a. m.State .\u25a0 of -;California :v.:Every^ Thursday, 10 a. m.
For Seattle; tacom aVictbria^aticouycr/ BjC, PugetS\y? Sound; and Alaskan PortsSpokane. '.."...'.f'.'..:......:~....Jane 1. 11 a. t£50n0ma.".'.... '..7:....... Jnne 4, 17.-30. 11 a. m.De1hi.....;.:.......;....-.......June 9, 11a.m.City,of. Pnebla .*.:....'...:..June 10. 24, 11 a. m.
FonEUREKA^ (HumboldtjBay)Pomona. ...Jnne oC10.' 15,20,23. SO, 10:30 a. m.City.of Topeka. June 2. T. 12," 1T.22, 2T. 10:30 am.ForiGuaymas," Mazatlan;^ La Paz,
EnsenadaV'- San ,Jose 'del Cabo,Altata^Magdalenia Bay^
Curacao;.. t.-..'...-..7th of each month, 10 a. m.
JgALASKAjEXCURSIONS•; .* \u25a0 Leaving Seattle \u25a0 and Victoria.
'Spokane. .......June. 14, 25,. July 12, 26, Aug. 9Santa Rosa ...•. „..July.16• .For-Nome and
'St. Michael
President ....^June 4".UmatiUa".?.':\\3mt 21LOW-RATES, Including BERTHS ANDMEALS.v Righta reservedto chanjre.thls schedule. . 1H'-t,;"-^- TICKET OFFICES: «' . ' »SAN FRANCISCO—3 Market st. and Broadway
\u25a0' ~"'.'j wharf. -Telephone, Temporary -492. ' -,C OAKLAND.......'....-.968 Broadway.
San .Francisco Freight Office—
Broadway wharf.C. D. DUNANK. G.-P.: A.. Saa Francisco. :.
Toyo Kisen Kaidia'\u25a0(Oriental Steamship Co.) f.
:fjj.Have Opened Their. Permanent Office at
Room 240, James Flood.BuildingS.!8. ."Hongkong Maru." Friday, June 23
1907..--' • .
S., S. Maru"- (calls at Manha>, '•Thursday, Jnly;18, 1907."
'/
:S.S.. "Nippon Mara" (calls at Manila),Tnnrsday, -vAngust 13, 1907. .> Steamers -, will:leave.wharf, corner First .and iBrannan;streets,* 1p. m., for Yokohama -andHongkong, calling"at Honolulu. Kobe ;(Hlogo),Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-kong1with steamers for Manila, -India, etc.*. Nocargo ;received on board on \u25a0 day ;of salUns. \u0084-
:-:Round trip'tickets at 'reduced rates.• For freljrht and passage apply at' office James
Flood Building. . ,'-\u25a0 • ..- \u25a0 \u25a0',
"
/."'M^W.-:H.'fr AVERT, v-.» '\u25a0'.\u25a0 v Assistant General Manager.
OGEANie S.SXO.r. (SPRECKELS LINE.) j
HONOLULU—S. S.Sierra sail*-. 11 a., ra.. June•5- 15." -Kound trip, $135; * second 'class, $90.'HONOLULU—S.^ S.~Alameda sails 11 a..m.. Sat.;iurday,* June 22.
-Round trip,.first class, $12S.
TAHITI,SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Marlposa sails 11:a. m.; Jnly,l.c ßound. trip,' first class."sl23.- 1
Passenger Dept, 673 Market St.; Freight Offlcij,- 5S Clay Bt. Phone Temp. 1231.
PUQET SOUND> \u25a0 AND A1.1.,POINTS •INALASKA
\u25a0'.- .-.- Through Freight *and IPassenger Ra tes." :Elegant ,Steel Steamers.
BUCKMANVaND WATSON ;. Railing Every: Saturday ati1:30 |p.' m. '\u25a0.'.'\u25a0Alaska Pacific S.^ S. Co.; Stenart' street .Wharf.\u25a0 . '.:
-V W.D. WELLS. Agent.
WEEKLY CALL,$1YEAR
Northwesterß Pacific Railroad Co.; May; 5,:Vi»07, >\u25a0- i' SnORE DIVISION
For Sannallto. Mill'Valley,'Sun Rafael.•
.WEEK '-\u25a0•»DAYS—
Eycry,30; minutesfrorh 6:18< t0 £9:46; a.' m.;-ihourly until2:46 • p.*m;;*£ then; ©very \u25a0 30 minutes until7;45'p.*rn.:9:00, 10:15 and 11:55 p. m.A»SUNDAYS-^-Every^3o minutes from«:15 a. m.-untiliB:ls>p.irn.;- 9:00, •9:15,*9:45, 10:15 and 11:55 p. m. .^M»PMi«For •Fairfax—"Week :days— B:ls.1 «:45.7:15,: 8:15 a. ;m.,52:45. 3:15.
-v 3:45, 4:15,
4:45 and; s:ls< p. m.\ Sundays, 8:15, 9:15.10:15, 10:45, 11:45 a..r*..12:45, 1:45, 8:45.4:15.:4:45^andi8:15-p.<m. v.For -r San *. Quentln— Daily—B:ls,"" 9:45,
11:45 a. m.; 12:45 and .1:45 p.*m.rB:ls.:a.m;;dailyV 2:45 p.-;m.:<lany ex-cept Sunday and 8:15 p. m. Sunday onlyfor-Camp /Mockery Monte Rio;-Cazaderoand stations.
*'\u25a0 :-; ;'- 9:ls:a.<m. 'Sunday only and 5:15 p. m.
daily .except^ Sunday, -for.- Lasrunltas.Camp .l.Taylor, \u25a0' Point -Reyes and waystations.":: /i-\u25a0/'\u25a0\u25a0]•i*To
'Sausallto
'only..- . --.
'-. \u25a0--"WESTERN: DIVISION-
For Tlbnron, Belvedere and son Rafael:'i7:3o. 8:00, 9:15/ 11:00 a. m^ 12:35,* 3:30B:10,.*5:50/;6:30.p;'m." dally.- >
&:•m.*daily '- torr:Petaluma, SantaRosa,j Cloverdale, -TJkifth, "Willtts.',Sher-wood. '« Sebastopol -
and:way"stations.' •
178:00 ia^lm.idaily;for.'Petaluma. SantaRosa,,; Camp -Vacation.' Glen Ellen andway:stations.'" : .v ;.''. .r. •-;; :\u25a0 .3:30ip.;nxr;daily.'tor \u25a0» SantaRosa, '-':\u25a0. Cloverdale, v.Uklah,y. Guernevllle,Sebastopol ;and -way,stations.' \u25a0 . :.>f6:10 p.^m^.dailyiforjPetalumaVSantaRosa," Sebastopol r Glen Ellen rand •„ waystations." . > '
\u0084 '-,"9:15 a. m. Sunday-only for/Petaluma,
Santa: Rosa, Glen. Ellen and way sta-tions. -•.\u25a0' \u0084,.;\u25a0;. -:'. .:.\u25a0\u25a0:•'-\u25a0'":-,\u25a0 ' •\u25a0;-; , \u25a0.:v *To\u25a0.Tlbnron only on 'week ;days.
"\u25a0 :
*\u25a0-'- Ticket Offices:;Ferry.butMins. *an 4:GeneralOffices,,James Flood bulldln jc.v.-i:*,:v.;.- -. AGLER,?General: Manager. ;J. 3."GEARY, Act. Gen. Passenger AFreight tAzt
iDiUS S;(iO0ElU• ... -
Undertaker .and Gmhilmrr \u25a0--
2123 Biish^Street NearFnimore•\u25a0";]. Formerly, af 305-Montgomery ay. • *''
:. '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0-'-\u25a0-\u25a0':- And:810--Van.;NMs:a*r.. '. :--
\u25a0':"
• \u25a0'Flneßt prirate residence accommodations. I^idjattendant. -
Carriages :and " ambulances .to hire.Tel., West 12689. ;i r.- % \u25a0
|MT||&|pifE:v:Funeral Directors' and Embajrners. . "1531;GOLDEN AY.
;(FormiTly,445 Golden > Gate"af.)l«9vHrMPrl'rst© residence accommodtkifSns • without \ex-tra!charg-»."0.Trainedilady jattendants. <IPersonal.services under all conditions. ;I'tone West 770.::
7^ P.; SBLLIXGEB. Jr.H..METZLER. ->METZLER'S lIMD£RtAKAGCOMPANY;
>t'
-\u25a0? 1982 1rolsom fst."s bet^l14 thIaad ViStU." '- *
j: -PHONE 'MARKETi166.' '.-.-? -t"
liI;P.MAASS CO.riV,-.- .;.-. ""Undertakers -and, Embalmtm.1333 >Golden tGatt»". ar.«bettrecn •
Fillmore and\u25a0 : "vy*' '""T-*Stelner streets. \u25a0 ».*->-V.'.:\u25a0\u25a0•,' :. :: vx~Phone Part; BCT.
-..' j [.):Tr:[..-
,\u25a0- .-.\u25a0.•.•\u25a0 >----.\u25a0---_.••. ,'\u25a0\u25a0-. './-.i.i-..--;T-,;.... ..'.-. ,:.---\u25a0..,;.. \u0084>i,TELEPHONE PABK 12.' ii:- --. •
-v \u25a0 :r FUNERAL*DIREfcTORS^ •. ,1070 Halght st. tnear;Baker.-"I .\. .'Sake
'Haight \atr«et
-Cars-
V^yN3Bfc>,/ Fbom Mat1. 1907< FEJaBY DEPOT
Leave -Xl£Oakland pier^ ,-Axttn .IM*
-Eichmond. Benicia, SacramentOi
\u25a0»« «s,« s,*IJ Jo*?- Lo« G*toa.Wri«bt_ S.4S*7.40.; Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, SantaTini vff9^Mfrtta^San Kamoiu_ 92U
\u0084 7.4W Mies. Pleaianton. Livennore,.^. fJrnc^- l*tftrop,Stockton___ 7JM»«.ofc STiasta Express-* Via DavW
Williama. Willows. Bed BlnfT.• Ashland. Portland aad East_ tlS*«JBa MarUne*. AnUocn. Byron.Tracy.Stock ton.Newman. LosBanoSvaßK^Mandota. Axmona, Baaiazd. 4.M» .-Vlsalia. Porterrill«_l- 4.4?
S^Oa PortCo3ta,ljithrop.Merc«l.ifo.desto. Fresno, Hanford. \U
- >> B*lia.Tular».BakersDeld 4.45»•
8.40aMies. Saa Jo*«. Livennore..Stockton (•MJlton). ValleySpring; lone. Bacrainento» 4.MV. S.4H \u25a0\u25a0 Sonora, Tnolamne and Angola.— . 1M»».00« Atlaatio Express
—Ogdea . 4.25#
9Mm•Reno. Tonopah. Qoldneld____ t2Bp9.40« Richmond. Port Costa. Magtfaea.
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field.LosAoxßlei.Deininc.Bl-
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*Tracr, Lathrop. Btoc\ton.
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'; Heroed. . Raymond. Treeno.'' Gos hen Junction. Hanford. >y \u25a0 Lemoore. Vlsalia. Tnlare. T.i*»11.00 a The Overland limited—Omaha.
Chicago. Danver. Kansa* Uty. 7.:5»-
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-lare. Bakenflald. Los Angeles '§-«•
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son. Sacramento \u0084. \u25a0" U2im«.00p China and Japan . Fast Mail—
Oa-den, Omaha. Chicago .Martinez. Stockton, Sacra-mento. Reno, Kparlr* \u0084 \u0084 . 12.«»
6.20p Ilayward. Nlles. and San Jose t.4&»T.OOp Goldlleld Pass.— Port Costa. Be-.- nlda, Suliun. Ehnlra. Dixon.
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6.10 a Valencia St.. San Jose and WayStations _-
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7.00 a Valencia St. Redwood, San Jose.Morganhill.'Gilroy. Pajaro.Watsonville, Santa Cruz—Lau-rel—Boaldar Creek." £alina3, Del Monte. Monterey. PacificGrove . j _ • - "
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Castrovllle. Del Monte. Pacific-
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2.00p Valencia St., San Jose and Way
3.00* Del Monte Express—
Valencia \'-io St.. San Jose. Gilroy. Watson>- vllle. Santa Crnz. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove CIS3.00* Hollister. Tres Pinos S.4o*3.lSp New Orleans Express— ElPaso,
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San Antonio. Houston. NewOrleans and East .... 1013 a
3.15p San Jose. Salinas. Paso Robles;, \u0084 Hot Springs. Santa Barbara.
i^:^ Los Angles o.loa3.lSp • Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Del
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barrage » and -checks on trains \u25a0of SoattvraPadflc
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authorized to check bagzago direct fromrealdence.
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.'< Montlrello S. 3. Co. and Napa Valley Electrlt:H.\u25a0• R. tCo. \u25a0.;Close ,connections. •,-;
\u0084 a^fejC,- «—BOUSD'TRIPS
"DAILY—*
i-"Boats- leave"' San*Francisco''; 7:oo.'- *»*45 ». -no..12-30 noon." 3U5, \u25a0*:<)->. ;»S:3O p.m.f-iSan* Francisco landing. and office."Clay street
1wharf, north end 'Ferry- building, MarSet streetferry.„- Meals :ala earte. \ ' . \u25a0
- . ': .*.*:•\u25a0 riione 'Temporary 406.
•Lands N'avyAY*rd dlre«t. . : \'".'.--.
The Weekly Call$liOOPerYe^
'1907, ;byithe <Rcv. G.
-A:k Bernthal," 1James H.*I^igh:and :Alice \u25a0Puckhaber,', both ,of,San Fran-.
\u25a0 '.^cisco.' \u25a0-.-\u25a0•\u25a0 ".'•;\u25a0::,-.. \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'%-,- \u25a0\f--x 1'':*.-/-\u25a0 'C^rSPEISER— -DALTON—In \this city,- June .1,:1907,;"
by;H."H:•Bell,;Edmund '-\u25a0 A.."Peiser .and Essar
of;this, city.t.-V / •*;T''.-SCHEELINE-iHOCHHEIMER^-Ini this city,\;TJune 2,\1907, •by \u25a0 the •Rev. rE. 3.1 Stark,
•Lester;\u25a0\u25a0> Scheeline ;and ',Lanette jHochhelmer. , :.
SOL'O-^G ASSON-^ln^th (s*city^May'31,', 1007,- by"
the '•Rev. \u25a0 G."AfiBerntbal; •John }Solo of;,Wend-\u25a0 >ling,7Mendoclno cOanty,Cal.,
'and ;Mtlda'Gas-
\u25a0 :t son- ofjSan.Francisco. ;;: '. ,• ' •' H I'- 'STRAC'SS^SCHWARZ^-In thu'cltyTby the Rev.*
\u25a0?•• Dr." Bernard 'M;;Kaplan,"lMichael Strauss 'and\u25a0\u2666' AUbs \u25a0 Silvia;Scbwarz. :
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'\u25a0'\u25a0''\u25a0'/ i>iEATHS- :':',] '\u25a0';. \..'; \u25a0:'.;\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0Bagala, George J.'.? 14 Hwily,;rPeter A....!49Balsley, Catherine.'. 79 Henry, Milton;:...".'. 21Besk • (infant) < V :; '\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 Keef, Thomas.V. ...;05Black, :Thomas... '.? 44 Kelly.':Joseph '0r."."28Brown, 1 Charles'- J. ;
—McKerrow.TMary L.V67
Buckley/ John .*...*.. 35 Metier,' George W.TV22Bustln, Mac Jr.7...*4 Meyer;(lnfant)' >Campbell, Mary.r..."— Morrle.T J0hn. ....... 28poUnan,TGrace.T.V.'.'Sl Parker, ,Hazel P.~rr.. 15Copperthwalte, '3. J. 65 Picanco,* Rosa ;:;T7T7 60Cumbens "(infant)- -^' 'Robinson,- James i8.." 62Dallamore, Antoula. S Saucedo, Michaelr;:T3sDillon.(Infant)
'" >-'";:; Schelly George iW.rr 70
Blsasser/ Christopher—
Scherer, lElitabethnr—Grant.^Helen A.V.r— Thompson. ':J.>W:T;T ssHamilton,; J.-^Ai..V7O Urmy,* William. Sr:V.7CiHandcoek.: Josephme 40 Wobber,' GertrudejH. 2 \u25a0
Hanson, Sarah. "..'..:79 *•; •".
BAGALA—In this city, June 4, 1907, at' the resl-\u25a0\u25a0- dence.of :his vparents, 1040 - Shotwell .street,':'George "3.,'beloved:son of ;George "and^Anna
Bagala,Hand lovingibrother of Wllliaiu-A.;":El-;;Bie''A.,,Freddie IA.J'Leo and :Leonard :Bsgala,:"£»:native
'of San ;Francisco,'; aged ;14 s years
'11
,' {months and 17; days. \u25a0-\u25a0 •:"--.":*. ••> \u25a0\u25a0:'.*-iBAISLEY^-In this 'city.' Jom S. 1907, Catherine
\u25a0 ;.Balsley,:beloved 'mother of .Walter ;A.%Balsley:,'.. and :the late \u25a0\u25a0 Sybil \Spencer, and Igrandmother-r'.^ofiMiss -Gay Spencer, a :- na.tlve .' of:England,
:\u25a0\u25a0'
aged .79 years'6 -months and 20:days. ; •\u25a0-.-. -s •:.;'> -
r Remains \u25a0• at ; the .mortuary -:\u25a0 chapel •\u25a0 of.'\u25a0 the.' Golden s Gate 1 undertaking =3company •»-•*.today. (Wednesday)," June s.'\u25a0;\u25a0.'\u25a0;\u25a0 Kindly,omlt flowers.-
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BESK—In" this city,'Jnne 4,' 1907;:Louise" Myrtle,'jdearly;beloved daughter ,of *.Knutiand
"Kate
'\u25a0;\u25a0 Besk, ,a native %of San-
Francisco,-aged .'11
months and •12 days. ':\u25a0
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BLACK—In-thia-cit^, June 1,-
1907. ThomasBlack,' beloved ,father
-of .Mrs.:•.Williamv Me-
.;Connell, a native ,of Ireland; aged 44 years. ._>^vFriends ... and \u25a0 acquaintances
'are ;respectfully•-: Invited to 'attend 'the. funeral '\u25a0\u25a0 today f (Wednes-
: day), at 12:30 o'clock p., m.",t from \King:Solo-';.mon'B:hall,.Fillmore street near, Sutter, under';."the iauspices -\u25a0- of •:Oriental ":lodge'" No. -:144, J?F.;:ahd A.:M.
--:Interment. Mount
'Olivet,cemetery,'f byv train .leaving .Twenty-fifth, and. Valencia:"\u25a0 streets'- at 2:10 p.;m.-;.'l":r-li^*%>--'.'- ,BROWN—In this city,' June I,^1907, Charles ;J.;''
beloved husband of Nellie Brown, and father, of'-,Charles *Brown, \u25a0:\u25a0 beloved tson \of Sarah M.:;anjl..-- the >:late'' Willianf-P. :Brown,. and;brother/ of
\u25a0 !? Henry,";William,.-- George, James,^ Sadie iand' -; Gertrude ;prown, ,Mrs..M.>Bruneman ,and Mrs.
r E. Oesting, ,a native of,Sani Francisco.-.
~~-\u0094 .The funeral \u25a0 will take •place today (Wednes-\u25a0', day),at 8:30 o'clock, ifrom his late^ residence,» 1378 Jackson {.thence v to *St.' Brlgid's
'\u25a0'-'- church, where a solemn requiem high:mass \u25a0 for-.the repose of his soul, willbe celebrated,' com-'Vmencing; at 9 o'clock.-' Interment
'Holy•Cross
.\u25a0• cemetery ,*\u25a0> by 515 11:30 train .fromr-Twenty- fifth
;,, and Valencia » streets. :. v \u0084;.,' ,-r..-
\u25a0
BUCKLEY—In • thl«'4city.:-June c2 .: 1907.' \u25a0 John,beloved son of Dan Buckley of Missouri, a nn-;- "tlveof.Missouri, '\u25a0' aged 35 years.. \u25a0, •-.>•,/:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0; /
.\*~4 Friends ,andt
-acquaintasces respectfully
;'invited to attend the funeral; tomorrow -(Thurs-1';day),jfrom :St."< Theresas- church,?Nineteenth.street, .Potrero, -'where :a.a '. requiem.high,massfor the repose •of
*his soul 'willbe •celebrated,-
commencing' at 9:30 'a.'- m.' ,;Interment: Holy',Cross
• cemetery, ;by. train \u25a0*\u25a0 leaving \u25a0 Third;.and>Townsend \u25a0 streets at 11:30 a. m. Remains atthe; parlors of Halsted ;& C0.," 924 Fillmore
'\u25a0 street.-;i:; \u25a0. \u25a0..:. :.::.. Vi":ivv-f:\u25a0<\u25a0]'\u25a0.'; \u25a0-'.:
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BUSTIN—In Oakland, Cal.,, June B,'^1907,:;Mae:. Josephine, beloved daughter; of Frank W. and
\u25a0 Mac Josephine Bustln,, sister; of,lFred C.< and':Harry J.^ Bustin, and niece of. Georgia Bustin;;a native of California, aped 4 years. • : -
Friends are respectfully invited to:attendf the funeral tomorrow; (Thursday),' June 6, at"
10 :o'clock a. m., from 1421 Adeline •street,\u0084
\u25a0 Oakland. \u25a0- ..*.• '-... ,::\u25a0'"*\u25a0\u25a0• >'/;*.-:'.-< j':'£.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• '\u25a0 "%-<X*\-
CAMPBELL—In this city. June"; 3.* 1907,' Mary,beloved sister of.:Bridget.. Pennis,. Frank, /J-oseph .:Domtnick and Daniel Campbell ami Mrs.'
\u25a0 E. >Costello, a native of Ballyshannon,. County,'./ Donegal. Ireland.:.'* \u25a0
'\u25a0'\u25a0-< 1: :'.-'- -.. v;Friends * and acquaintances iare respectfully
\u25a0 invited to attend the funeral tomorrow j(Thnrs-: day), at 8:30 o'clock ;a; ;tn... from t ttiAparlors'.of D.1:1.'. Kenny & Co.; -1719 :Eddy*st*et•;near-. Scott,* thence ':\u25a0 to -St. jPaul's 'church;'- where \u25a0 a
• solemn '\u25a0 requiem » high-
masß \u25a0• for the >repose -of• her soul' will-be',celebrated.*- commencinp^at
\u25a0 9:30.:o'clock >a:- m;*Interment
-Ho'.y
--Cross
1 'cemetery." Please omit \ flowers. ". :. '\u25a0\u25a0 ~. t •:COLMAN—Entered ~Into: rest, ,In;this city,:June';.. 4. 1007,; Grace,; dearly jbeloved wlfp.of CharlesUi Colmau. loving mother of.-David
'Coltnan, /and:devoted 1daughter s of ~Harris jand -Emma \u25a0• Ber-nard,' a' native of Sa tt Francisco, aged -31/: years -,6 \u25a0 months and 6 days.Liz<":?
•=•\u25a0 :>- :
-;"~;"~iFriends iand
'acquaintances -\u25a0 are trespectfully,
•'invited.to attend the.funeral tomorrow^ (ThnT»-.;:day ),-"•.at * 10:o'clock •'a.* m.", > from \u25a0 the \ funeral:. parlors -of Theodor:Dlcrks;&'Co.,*'ooo'Devisa-!
-dero-street Hcorner :of ,1.McAllister, .-. thence vto*
:V Odd;Fellows' \u25a0 cemetery; for,incineration. \u25a0• -;-^ \u25a0/.'.COPPERTH WAITE—Inthis' city,'•at \the ]Marine.-) hospital," June B,':\u25a0' l»o7, J." J. Copperth walte, a.f,inative of Scotland,* aped ,s3 -years. ¥'k:member
of marine engineers' benevolent association. <
;.;\u25a0;. Notice »hereafter.-v<; -\u0084 ',r:,,•.'-X -.-r ...\>.'-:;*,^.
CUMNENS-^ln •; this fcity.:June'
4.1J1907.\ Philip"-R.,'.r beloved *son fof•: Kdwnrd' A.\u25a0?>and \u25a0>\u25a0 AnnieCumnens, a native of San Francisco, ;aged
'2l
:• days.:-: y:y.- •.. .. \u25a0->.#',:\u25a0-«-:"\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0:. "Friends :and \acquaintances - ftre \u25a0 respectfully
invited to attend, the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-,.Vday);;at 1p."m.~ from. the parents' residence,
*24 ? NJstreet,- *Mission park. » Interment *Holy
\u25a0i.C row. c emetery. ;,-; r~~;/: \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0'.';> vv'.* \u25a0 viv -' \u25a0'DALLAMOKE—Inithis clty.;Ju»e
'3;-"1007. An-'
'tonla Dallamore, dearly 1beloved wife of George-'C. Dallamore,"; a tnative of.Germany. "::A mem-ber of San Francisco chapter No. IUO. rO. E.1*?.'.; '\u25a0'\u25a0 Friends :and •.acqnalntnnces are :-respectfully
, '•Invited to attend'the funeral tomorrow •(Thnrs-. \u25a0 day),"
at :-12:15'o'clock
-p." m.,'*«:from;her ilate
,:residence. \u25a0 2297.* Fifteenth '• street.f. thence *to. Mission \u25a0 Masonic :temple," 2G68 "Mission \u25a0 street..between'-;.Twenty-second S';and %. Twenty-third,"
where services willbe held under the auspicesof :San 1Francisco ;chapter .No.H196,;O.^E.fSSt".t
".'commencing at 1o'clock Rharp. Interment Cy.;press • Lawn :cemetery/: via:2:10 o'clock Itrainv from.Twenty -nfth'ana Valencia
'streets.^
\u25a0' :'\u25a0-:.San !Francisc o? chapter iNo.'."196;? O. ;E.-B.'—'The officers and members of above chapter are
\u0084 hereby requestcdito attend' the: funeral •of.our t
late; sister, Antonla >Dallamore,'!, from (\u25a0\u25a0 Mission-tMasonic •;temple." 2608 Mission "street. •. tomorrow
(Thursday); -r June •" 6,.'iat *, 12:30 •o'clock-:. p. ,m."''fcßharp. >By order.-;-. \u25a0.".;*'\u25a0;•"\u25a0:-. :-.-. .-•--:- .. v
C ' . ANNA CATTERMOLE, W.rM.
DILLON—In this city; June 3,"18*07,' John Fran-'\u25a0• -. cis, beloved :son of- John;and - Mary;Dillon,
\u25a0 a':native '\u25a0 of San Francisco,', aged 7 months and',15:days. ,-2- c'1. '--*'\/.'. .--':
':-\u25a0» \u25a0 \u25a0 : "-
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a01. The- funeral > will»,take 'place *today i(Wed---
-. nesday ).s at •11 \u25a0;o'clock *>a. m.;t from s the jresl-'j'dence of the parents.* 1444 Kansas street corner
;\u25a0•-. of Twenty-sixth.%iInterment jprivate, *In Holy\u0084Crosa cemetery.; :^
' -, '\u25a0'*. ; -.V/V- :\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.-./ ,:ELSASSEB— In< Oakland," June 2."- 1S07,:lChrls'to-
'\u25a0 pher. Elsasser,'' a.native'of Germany. •-'.A mem-
-,*.beriofiOld Friends ;grove \189,7,D.-r A".-
O.*D.;
'\u25a0'\u25a0 stevedores' ,-;and »• riggers' \u25a0.union', and -.' Shoshone\u25a0tribe ,78/;Imp.^o.%B.iM.':'; . , _;. i:. y:;\u25a0 .
'>\u25a0<,': Friends'and ? acQiiaintances iand •members )of
:'-\u25a0:, th© above ;societies iareirespectfully, invitedItor-attend Itheifuneral *services 5 tomorrow." (Thurs-'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 day),"June ;6,:at:lo o'clock 'a. ni.i'at'the par-
lors of Gantner. Brothers.' S4Bo Sixteenth street,'- under; the*auspices s ofIOld iFriends jgrove *139,
TJ. A. O. D.;Interroent Mount Olivet cemetery.
GRANT—In jAlainieda,' '» June .3, ;1907, fHelen A.>\u25a0 Grant, 1 daughter of the late Senator Gilbert "A:•
\iGrant •and •Helen fA;\u25a0 Grant,"*andIsister •of "E.:..N.- and 'Allen Grant,- a native;of;NewHamp-h ehlre.":. :)-'-- -.-x^ \u25a0
\u25a0 \u25a0.'...'\u25a0:\u25a0 \u25a0'-..;'\u25a0. y^-i ;..'\u25a0; \u25a0'\u0084\u25a0;\u25a0" -•;\u25a0 ir-0\u25a0-< v Funeral -. (Thursday) ,VJune B,' at.'the undertaking ,chapel of,Smiley !& Gallagher,
f»i*2325 Santa Clara \u25a0 avenue," Alameda. ;' i*\u25a0-\u25a0-• • ;
HAMlLTON—ln~ithlsTcity;4jun^2,l l9o7,':J.V
A:r 'Hamilton, a-,native ">of1Pennsylvania,'? aged -.705 years.'?;'' A;member, of1carpenters- onion! 1082.'-^ >
. -; Friends ? and 'iacquaintances (are %. respectfully\u25a0J': Invited s to "-attend 5 funeral *services itomorrow.'\u25a0"• (Thursday )j'iJune J 6;? at tlO »o'clock *
a.Hm.;itat-the:parlors.ofjthe *Western rAddition 2 funeral
Hdirectors,^ 1724 1DeviMdero street ;between Sat->v;tef. and Bush.'^; Interment Holy,Cross cemetery/HANDCpCK—IniithU*city,'JJuiie:t2,''"1907,' iJo-
sephine,-; beloved,
wifeI.of*Samuel y Handpock,\u25a0 and J daughter. ofAThom»s
'andithe '•late •Rose
IHelm,t and|sister IofILouis ? and s PhilipIHeim.*•:and ;Mrs.*Ixjuise %Coeuru, <Mrs.iHenry 1Lauder-Xmann '
and ;Mrs.l^PaulICleu,'- a'native of-France/
\u25a0 aged;40:years!1J month *and •4:days. *,?a»mem-Jber \u25a0of Live'Oak circle:29,'A.~,0. ,IP."? of •
Amer-'.-\u25a0 lea."--, vv-- -.;-\u25a0--; •\u25a0>• .. \u25a0:\u25a0•_ ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'}'''
';--y'~^:;<'-:f.--':S \u25a0+.\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0;_ ::*.
\ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' Friends iand . acquaintances'are % respectfully
Viinvited*to ;attend \u25a0; the funeral % services itoday•; '(Wednesday) ,tJune '\u25a0\u25a0 8,1at 18'o'clock ia.^m.. at
the ' parlors <; of*Julius *S.^'i Godeau, :2123-Bush
iIstreet," thence ito Holy.Redeemer church,' Eight-w?,eenth jand;Diamond 1streets,"' where 5 a*;requiem*:;highimass •foritheirepose- of her 1soul .will beX!celebrated; 1? commencing^ at V9.;o'clock ?.«.
--m.• Interment Holy;Cross :ofemetwy.-yj .;>\j;t,v:.;;;;i
HANSONTi-inf this city,*June '4*11907,v:Sarah, be-
j*-,loved.wife of:the late John ;Hanson," and lovingvS*mother SofIHenryv W.t:and Joseph iS.*Hanson\u25a0and IJohn H. Bannister ,\u25a0" a
'native ofIBaltimore.
vMd.;' aged .79; years.--- . .. j . ;'-a Friends v'and iacquaintances »arel respectfully
'/, 1nvlted to at tend the funeralitomorrow,' (Thurs-'*;f;fday ),(atvll-ia."*jn.',^from ?the iparlors '.of «,P. j¥,*6 Green Sc C0.,, northeast ;corner, of.Sixteenth |and
Guerrero streets. ";;Interment Green Lawn ceme-.; tery.- ' , '- - '
HANLY—Ina Tlmbucktoo, Yuba :, countyH 6*l¥IfJane 12,"a 1907,^ Peter jrA. Hanly,:dearly belovedf son \u25a0 of,Margaret ;Brady, and • brother lof James
\u25a0Hanlyiof1Nevada tOlty,^Mn.*|MaryiJS.f Ander-son anditheIlate IMrs. Louisa
'Smith; a.native;
mofiTimbucktoo.J Cal.7T a««d \40!yeara 18 \mdfcthr&*ands26 da>s: /- <\u25a0* -'-
•,%-; The funeral .will take place,tomorrow 1(Thurs-;>-day>,iat :9:ts»ar-in.7(fromtthe:«liapel;6f, Craig,*'iiCochran £fts. Co^'\u25a0%1169 fcValencia a street s near,H,Twenty-thlrdr^ thence W to % Sty*?James zchnrch *Kgwhere^ a
•requiem Shlghimass fforithe 1repose IofmhisIaotolIwill \u25a0b* :.celebrated, ;;:commencing fatt/j9:30 ja.-£m."|'\u25a0\u25a0 Interment iHoly-'Cross f cemetery.'ltJv/«aiTiaa^:g^^^^^rfe^HhßHMßSitHENiY~lnfSalinaB;>r:May^29, 1907,f§Henry,fa|native lofjTexas.! aged j24?years;and I
-".day);'„at. 3•p; ".m.% .- from the '- parlors yof,P.vF.:",Green y-&'Co.;':northeast \corner :of'Sixteenth?,J and iGuerrero
''streets."^ lnterment
':;National-?,': cemetery.- j\u25a0'*\u25a0 ;<;';
.-y.-T^f ;v;v \u25a0'"_- --.-,-; ;.;;..,>.",t \ % "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,
KEEF—in this city.')June\1907, .Thomas Keef,,''a \u25a0
native !of Ireland,- aged 65 years. •v '(•-*J;,-v-Friends ;and T acquaintances .are 'respectrnpy.
Inrited-; to ftattend -thel funeral *,today « (W*d-;neBday), June o, at 9 o'clock 'aJ^in.vlfrom? theIparlors z.of&Carew ;< &\:,EnglUh.V:1618 s Geary,'
street,*- thence'to|Holy^ Cross >church,' 'wherV a
.-.';\u25a0 requiem :high;mass \u25a0 forItheirepose :of:his .sonlf/;.be ficelebrated,":* commencfnji? .at ;*9:30 1o'clock| ,a.t m.- jInterment :Holy".Cross \u25a0. cemetery ."»' } :^r -\u25a0
\u25a0KELLY—InTSanTßaf ael,- Cal.^ June \u25a0 2,* 1907,•Jo-i\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0••• seph
"C.%; Kelly,"?belovedison>of *Margaret and
~"a. the ? late Thomas JKelly,?andIbrother lof Ed-v ward.-- Frank .'and *JA0.4Kelly
'uad '\u25a0 Mrs!\John
\u25a0;S.-••O'Neil, \u25a0- a \u25a0 native \u25a0- ofiSan -Francisco,
-aged
\u25a0.'-. 2B' years. ;--;;.-c- ..-i..", :u---\^-,. v'.^v:\u25a0,'/*..Friends ';-are :.respectfully !- inrlted ato;attend
r\:the >v funeral *-\u25a0 today.-^(Wednesday)^K\ at "j8:15,o'clock \u25a0• a.rm.;:from }his *late -'residence, ;1541'~ <Franklin jstreet, ;• thence :to •: St^Mary's .cathe-;I a? requiem jhigh
"mass for.thesre-i--pose of his soul, will.be celebrated, 1commencing
at •; 9 .: o'clock <} a.*m.'-4 lnterment .:Holy'Cross.;.;cemetery/ by.special funeral strain: from .Twen-t.ty-flfth.- and -Valencia -
streets/ at~
11^ o'clock';.<a. m.;. -*;f? r.:'-r;>? .;:/;.;\u25a0:• :-.. > ','\u25a0 .-,.. ' -\u25a0 \u25a0:
McKERROW—in!Oakland; T June •3."1907,^ Mary.";L.•McKerrow.i wife ofithe . late .Henry McKer-
:»row,*,aged'67:yearB.'t> >;^.'; t; -',;>-: f :Friends
'and '• aequafcitances are;respectfnlly• Invited" to ;•attend ? Vxb- funeral s services itoday
, (Wednesday), Jane .*5, '1907, *«t 10 "o'clock-'. a.• m:;\atv the > parlors:ofiGeary ft
-Grindell, ]'thence: toithe :Catholic! churchy where a mass
yx for:the irepose'of her. sonl? will:be celebrated.'
Interment ,at jSt.'Joseph's ;cemetery,"i Hayward.'MBTLER-^-In"% this t <ity-,^"June?4, s 1907,'. George:.)Winter;;beloved son of \Louis •\u25a0 and.: Mary Met-. :
"ler :and '\u25a0\u25a0 brother of.Annie.M.:Metier,-a-native
!;;of Buffalo, N.jT., \u25a0 aged ,23iyears :10 monthal;iand 16 days. "s \.vv>i. '- *,*•. V': \u25a0'*''.' ' • '••--"*\u25a0•=XFriends ;and \u25a0 acquaiutancei are \u25a0 respectfully
.-\u25a0'"inTlted to attend the funeral tomorrow .(Thnrs-:«••;day); .at
-10:50
-a."•m.;1*-from:the ? psxlorg \u25a0 of
\u25a0T- H.:F. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street between.LTwenty-fifth ',and 'Twerity-sixtb. -:Interment .\u0084: Monnt:Monnt Olivet.cemetery,-. by train.
•" '' ;-;MEYER—In" this"city?1
June 3, "1907,^ Edward W...:• dearly < beloved sou of Ixiuls and Katie Meyer,;ii*and loving brother. of Elton Meyer, .and grand- '\
\u25a0;. son lof Mrs." Mary;Meyer;and \u25a0'Mr.-
and :Mrs.'. -John •
Tlschbelm.t a* native of:San <Francisco,"; '.aged 9 months and 12 days. '•. .'•-: ...',\u25a0"\u25a0 '-t/-,v.;Friends > and ucquaintances iareirespectfully j
Invited,to ;attend the funeral today-
(Wednes-• day), at ;10 o'clock a/'m.; from the residence\u25a0
of his parents,^ 2806,Twenty-third street. /:In-!:iterment r
Holy Cross cemetery..*. : V;~
.'". -,iMORRIS-^-Inrthls city," June '3, -1907, rJoi»n Mor-I
11.ris, *.brother :of |Mrs.*.John IBreen lofISeattle,: a j\u25a0-native *of* County -Wexford, \u25a0• Ireland, aged 28
*."years. -\u25a0\u25a0 _~-1? •? ';•>•\u25a0'• \u25a0 •..--.* .v."-.->>EJ:.--' :\u25a0• \u25a0'•\u25a0:•'\u25a0. Friends and :acquaintances ;are '-respectfully> invited 'to
-attend \ the'funeral ? today (Wednes-
. day),' at 0:45 a. m.;;from \u25a0the funeral psrlors••.. of P. '•F.Green ;& Co., northeast *confer of Slx-ic^teenth'and Guerrero streets/thence to Mission'
'Dolores church for services at 10 a.*m. ;;\u25a0 Inter-:.;,*ment ;Holy.:Cross
'cemetery.'*-- by
'11:30 'a. m.:v train ;from [Twenty-fifth"and N Valencia .;streets.
PARKER— *n this city,"June" 3,;
1907,-Haxel P.,-;\u25a0•beloved iand -youngest idaughter ofs Edwin •C.
'\u25a0': and Merlsa Parker, and sister, of Mrs.' L.-Bris-:bin;-and f, Harry O.v Parker,- a :native 'of Xe-':•braska," aged 15 years 6 months and 18 days.': 1... V?Friends and acquaintances 'are respectfullyiiinvited sto iattend t,theifuneral ,today :(Wed-.- nesda y),•at 11 o'clock ;a. ;m."P from '. the Olivet'. Presbyterian ;church, <corner. of Nineteenth* and>Missouri-streets. Interment /Cypress, Lawn.f;cemetery; by carriage. V: •:\u25a0'\u25a0. :.. , 'PlCANCO—ln*this city, June 4,:1907, Rosa. wife.- of the late John Joseph. Picanco of Sacramento,,: motherof John Joseph and Virginia Picanco,;% Mrs. A? E. Rose, 'and sister of,Mrs. J. J.;Bal-'
llrl.a native of Aiores Islands, aged 60 years,7 months and 1day.- (Sacramento papers please .
';;Copy.)v / ;-, -'V; .-' \u25a0. .:".--^i\u25a0''\u25a0\u25a0'^'\u25a0- :'.:;\u25a0'• "-'\ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:-':\u25a0'.'\u25a0' : \
ROBINSON—In this :city,? June. 3,'1907.": James.f Benson \u25a0 Robinson,": dearly *beloved husband of
'.- Luella-O.v Robinson, and \u25a0 father of Frank,
-Ab-:;i-bott, >Edna ;and rAllce
*Robinson. :a \u25a0native o£'
Pennsylvania, aged 62 years and 1month. >'•'.-\u25a0 iFriends and
-acquaintances' are respectfully, invited to attend- the funeral services tomorrow
v (Thursday),.at- 12:15 -i o'clock .p. *m.;'at th«i' .Wesley^ (Simpson) \u25a0:-'Methodist :church, \u25a0 \u25a0 Hayes
; ';and ,< Buchanan % streets. ,-*. Interment „-Cypress..Lawn cemetery,; by'train leaving .Twenty-fifth;:and. Valencia, streetaat 2:10,p.cm. ,T,;.-..T. \u25a0\u25a0-
,SAUOEDO— In>this city."June ;4.c 1907/ Michael-Saucedo, %belovedIfather -.of -jEdna
~and .: Irene•''•Sancedo, -a.native sof sNew> York,-aged \u25a0 85.. years; ,~ A
'member .of San Francisco aerie jNo.
:;61, F.:O. E., and.of, J. B. I:;N.^148. - -V;vNotice ? ot .: fnneral ;• hereafter. \u25a0
-Remains 'at
;>the j\parlors '{of James \u25a0 "McGinn. \u25a0; 832 "Fulton> street ibctwwn;Webster and Fillmore.'' \u25a0"
SCHELIA-In'thls city.' June Vl&O^Gexjrge'W.;beloved husband of Sarah C. Sohell and father
\u25a0> of-Fred .»W. Schell •and:Mrs. H.-G,.''Dlckson,
-, a native of-New. York,"ajted.TO year*.-^• .• =Tbe ;funeral/ will: tate fplace .-• tomorrowi;(Thursday)rvat 110 \u25a0 o'clock '\u25a0> a. ;•m.,Vfrom :.the.funeral parlors :of;Bunker &.\u25a0Lunt. 2666 Mis-
\u25a0 sion street between Twenty-second and Twenty-'-third,.Mission:Masonic temple.' r",:i ;.\u25a0 ;" \u0084'
SCHERER— ln:tnlaicity.-June 8.:1907. Elizabeth--Scherer, > beloved ;mother of ? Mrs.- F.:A.
-For-
syth and Miss Mary Scherer,^ a'native of Phila-delphia. (Philadelphia' papers 'please copy.) »'
Friends are \u25a0 respectfully \u25a0;\u25a0 invited *- to 'attendthe funeral
-services r- today. -'-(Wednesday),?!: at--
-110:15 o'clock 'a.' m.;lat her .late \u25a0residence.- 492
sr" Sanchea :street .between Seventeenth and iEight-*iEight-*.',eenth. ».Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery,- by11:30 a. m. Southern Pacific train >from Twen-',-. ty-flfthiand 'Valencia' atrcets.'jlto^|j!lj^j^aaßßtf
THOMPSON—In1New :YorS:cliy',<June' :4,%i»O7.-• J.W. Thompson, beloved husband of the late. •:Ida;Thompson,-; and *loving> father of Ida andRita Thompson, late of California, a native of
SKentncky,- \u25a0 aged ;55'years. '.\u25a0.",'. \u25a0'\u25a0*-: • ;."*--'"!
URMY—InS Berkeley, "June' '13.,'1907,'*
William\u25a0 jSmith •Urmyr-beloved rhusband ~of EllsaiBrad-"•,fordy Urmy,<> and 3 father of .'Mrs."Mabel -U.,' Scares *of
-Columbia, '\u25a0 Mo..' •Mrs: =\u25a0 Ethel
'.W.
; Kempston, Clarence ;T. - and :Perclval '\u25a0 Urmy.:'Ralph:8. .- TJrmy •of -, Morristown,-N.r^J.,
-and-
Frank H.\u25a0 and:William :H.>Urmy,"a native of.'New York, aged 76 years '11 months and 13\u25a0-\u25a0days.'^\ :.;\u25a0=:..-,-;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 \-_'/;.-- .:•' ~
\u25a0- \u25a0'\u25a0 7 -.-.-'
:Notice of roneral hereafter.- V :•WOBBER-i-IJB:this city.^Juie 4./1907. jGertrnde:;Henrlette, . youngest and.. beloved >" daufht<r;of
'"Henry.and Marie -Wobber,: and, sister of Louise
>:*'Wobber, ;,a ?native < ot > San » Tnnciaco;. aged 2-iyears ;10:months and 'litdays.*, -•V->£•*
- . -'- ''-'i-w.iFriends » and ;•,acquaintances
•«re "respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-day). June 6, at 1:30 p. m.,:from the parlors
Vof jH.-: f. Suhr 'ft Co..' 2919 Mission 1street be-r'tween .Twenty-fifth and-Twenty-sixth. . Inter-
ment Mount Olivet cemetery.-
: :-^ ~: "^ .. \u2666]:
RAILWAY TRATKI