Sixtyrthree -years in one t family;wasthe proud record~^brought : tbr; a^ sadclose" yesterday by
kth«Tdeathlat!the ageof 8$ of MlßS; Hannah iAbfahain,jaser-;vant in the 'employ of-Rabbi; Henry., of1518 Fell street. Abraham;; en-tered the employ of
';RabblfHenry;iin
1845. She reared 'the -children "of histwo wives from thelr tbirth to:manhoodand womanhood. ;.She
" was .born .•in'Essex, EngV, and' was (the ""daughter': of»Sa—luel1and
*Nancy>Neckold.' vShe"; waspresent at tjie coronation: ofjQueen'; Vicr
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toria inLondon; 1in'1SS8:* I*Funeral1*Funeral serv-"ices wiirbe rconductcd Friday/^/
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SERVES «S YEARS IXOXE FAMILY
The health .committee of the super-visors arranged yesterday for an ex-tension of scavenger service to theoutlying: sections of the:: city. ConI-
plaint'.' had been mad© that* in"thesedistricts T the \u25a0 resident* 'were in 'thehabit of throwing refuse into vacantlots in violation of the" health ordi-"nance. \u0084 „•. .
An investigation was made and itwas ~tQund
*that scavengers j&ld.". not.
visit these neighborhoods, and"
thatthere was _no ,sanitary means for',dis-posing: of "garbage.- When- -this, mat-ter was called to the attention of .theofHcers of the scavengers'- union; theypromised to increase the number ofwagons !and cover fevery district asfar south as the county line." An of-.fice will be -established oh •
street, where complaints may be filed.
QUAHAXTIXEISTABLE*'
An example of,the strict 'enforcementof the sanitary regulations has.; beennoted .In the neighborhood .bounded :'by-Filbert, Greenwich, Franklin andGough streets.
*Assistant* Surgeon P. MIThomas and Inspectorsi {Newman andSmith have visited!every- place in thedistrict and have brought about,a;gen-eral compliance with'^lha \u25a0-. ordinance ;
Summary action was taken; against? abakery \ and aW stable,*^ theiowners "ofwhich refused to7Obey !the" regulations:'After repeated attempts to.Induce ? themto clean tip.^;their/.placesr of -b_siness
were quarantined* yesterday. "_ __ "J_- _i
Outlying DistrictsScavengers Ordered to Visit the
EXTEND WAGON SERVICE
The day set will be the second oneafter the big opening fete here. Thosewho appeared from the bay cities wereMayor Frank K.Mott. C. J. Heeseman,
Colonel iTheodore Gier, "Warren' Eng-
lish and Edwin Steams, secretary ofthe. chamber of commerce, from. Oak-land and Berkeley, and N. C. Hawks,Colonel E. B. Bullock and? E. A. Tut-tie from Alameda. It is the plan of,the bay cities to have a.parade and toentertain, the sailors at an open airfestival on the University of Californiacampus. \u25a0
Oakland, Alameda and the cities onthe east side of the bay willunite in acelebration In honor of the
-battleship
fleet on *the third day of Its' stay InSan Francisco harbor and during- thatday, to avoid conflict, there will.bs'alull-in the festivities |In San Francisco.After a conference with a committeefrom Oakland, Berkeley and < Alamedayesterday afternoon, that was the de-cision reached by the general commit-tee on the reception of the fleet.
to Entertain TarsOakland, Berkeley and Alameda
. PLAN TRANSBAY FETE
University Faculty Members andStudents Take Up Fight
How Berkeley faculty members andstudents had united to raise a plagmfund for that city ana to arouse theinterest of citizens toward figrhtingr thedisease and cleaning: up was told todelegates at a meeting of the CentralCalifornia sanitary commission yester-day morning In' the Merchants' Ex-change building by Dr. a G. Hyde., aprofessor of the University of .Califor-nia, and member of Slgrma-Xi scientific,society. %"• %
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Hyde said that plans for raising:$40,000 by\ popular subscription as anemergency fund and for providing .a'
city crematory were already on foot.'
Most of• the meeting was occupiedwith reports of progress made In the131 counties 'bordering rthe
-bay^- In*the.
;warfare on' rats. Among: .those who,grave favorable,, repofts were D. J.F.Kuser of'Marin county. Dr. "William;Simpson of Santa Bosa count>v Dr. N.K. Foster of Sacramento and Dr.Lang-don of Stockton. The commission willmeet again at 10:30 o'clock on- themorning of March 12, to outline fur-ther methods of work.
BERKELEY PLAQUE FUND
Mary McCormlcfc to Eujrene J. McCormick. lotin S line of Tweniy-foartii street. 100 E of Foun-tain. E £5 by S 70; gift.
Same to. J&met H. McCormick. Jot at SE cor-ner of Twentr-fourth acd Fountain streets, EMby 'S.TUr gift. ;.
Same to John T. McCormick. » lot in S line of'Twenty-fourth street, 50 E of Fountain, E 50t.y S 70; rift.
J. Fprest IVy—an to Badge J. TV'—nan, lot InX l!ne of Cart street. 2t»4 E of Cole, E 50:8, W50:6. S 13T:0; gift.- ,'. ..-^
Maybelle -'E. Denemnd to James M«wenier. lotIn N\V.liaeof Madrid street, 200 >'E of Braziliarenue. XE 25 by XW 100; $10.
F. B. Singly to G. P. nail., trustee, .forCharles Mitchell. lot in F. lineof Eighteenth ave-nue. 225 S of M street. S 25 by E 120; $3O0:
LoUs .L'lsea «r and -wife to Hnlda and Friu:Hlldetprandt. lut in %V Une of Albion aTenue, 170IS of Sixtetnth, S 30 by%y»' T»:&; ?10.
Spriag «-state cotcpany to Francis W. Holler,lot at>'W corner of lius>ia art-nne and Athensstreet. X 450 by W 200. witli exceptions; $10.
I Clinton I>. Baldwin and wife to George H.Shepherd ct al.. lot at NW corner of Clay. and
[J_rktn stn-ft&. \V 114:6 by >* 97:8^i; flO.Frederick V: Meyers to Rachael Meyers, half
c* lot in S line of Hoilo—ay street. 25 E of!i'Jj-aionth aTenne, E 50 by S 100; pift.p Jacob Epstein and trife to GustaTe iS«etene,!lrt oa E line of Cole* street 31:3 S of Alma ave-nue. S 27:G by E 100; $10.
K«rl Mettler and wife to LI!I!an Ellas, lots:Ito5. block' J. Silver Terrace; |10.
Ticia«« A. G««l) .to .CUcomo Cartassa,- lotJat t-E' cornet" Nineteenth and \u25a0Wisconsin \u25a0treets,E 100 by g 175; »10. \u25a0 .'
-Uosine Cahu *t til to Cahn Inrestraput com-
J pany, lot la.X line.of .Poet street. 137:6 W ofPolk. -W 6S« by X liO. SE Van Ness, S 120 byr. no-. $1,000. ...
P.osice Cahn 'to same.* "lot on \u25a0 X line of Tost •Etrpet. 1(» E Van X«ss. E ?S:9 t>y N 120; $100.
BctK-ber C. Cosirrove to B«nk of Ukiah, lotea S line of California street. 27:6 W of LagnnaW 27:6 by S 107:6. and two other pSeces; 510.
Georre B..Dillon to .Eobert E. Cochran. loton E liae pt Eighth• aves^ie, 150 S of Clem»nt.S 27:6 by E 120: *10.
George, Cople and wife to Gcrtrnda Stoff et al,lot on X lice of Carl street. 150:71. W Cole.X 25.bj- X 137:«; 510. ,
Mary Dita*on to Jotn Porcella,- lot on XWline of Paris stret-t, 925 XE China avenue. NB--
by NW 100; .$lO.' ..
B. J. Callaban to WiUiam M. Callahan, lot onE line of Bartlett alley 97:6 S Pacific S 20 byE ?0; $10. ;. \u25a0
- .Eobert L. Crooks to Giacomo Cartassa. lot' at
SE corner of Xineteenth and Wisconsin street.E 100 by.S 175: SIQ.
' . ",Thomas. A. Keogh to Bobert L. and SosmCrooke, deceased, to same, same; $4,000.
Edward ju. Combe to James A. Peckhtel, loton X line of Grove street. 106:3 E Central ave-cue, E 25 by X 137:6; $10.
Leon A. Lilian:* to Mande Lazarus, .lot in Wllfle of L.yon «treet,' 100 S of Jackson, S 27:5",iby W iaT:«; jrlft. l
John Ueilly to Hannah Eeilly. lot la S lineof Day street, 55 E of Clicrch, E 25 by S 114;
Charles E. Jones and wife to Marie E. Kast.lot 3A feet fn Gnerrern street, com.mencine ISO Stit Twenty-third. W 123.0H on X boundary and<126:6U en S boundary, and two other pieces;
Mary E. Grant to Alvera H. Grant ana wifelot in N line cfIstreet, 70 E of Twelfth ave-nue. E 25 by X 10C'; gift.
Lillle Oxford to William J. Oxford, lot tn Wline of Folsom street* 93 S of Twentieth, S 30by W 122:«; lot in E line of Folscm street, S5 Sof Twentieth. j5 25 fcy.E 95; $500.
Teresa Casserlr to John B. Casserly. lot In XEline of Sp*ar street, 153: 4 XW of Mission XW43:10 by XE 137:6.
James X:;Xoriega and wife to Barbara Dnn-da», lot:Jn. f> line of Seventeenth street. 173 Eof Cole. E 25 by S 114:4 11-ie.
Jctanaa M. Beichart to.Thomas .Marron, lotla TV line' of Shot-ell street 53:2W S of Twen-ty-seecafi. S 66.1«_.W 122:0. X ua E 26 N«^^i. E &6:6; $10.
'• An—iste Behnisch to Frederick Aebnee lot 10block Z. Park Lane; gift.
Catherine Daley.—
jardlan of Catherine andCharles P. McVer, to Boy D. Walker 2-3 oflots 15 and 16. block 40, 2-3 of lot 81 block SICity land: $526.65. ,
' *olf
:Catherine Daley (McVey)- to same, 1-3 aame;diaries E. Crew to Albert Kouanx, lot la NB
llae of Laldley «treet, 325 SB cf Harper. SE25 by KE 100; $10. T
' °Frances C5. and Thomas Williams to Charles ECrew, same; $10.Annie J. Shield to A. X. Sherman, lot la Eline of Landers street. 235 S of Fourteenth. S
25 by E 125; $10.'
Bnlldin- ContractsWillie.- M. Curry with Edward J. Welsh-All work for a ttvo «to~\u25a0 frame residence in S
line of Green street, • 134:6 W of Polk W25, E 39:6«5. XE 29:3»_. E 24:2%; $2,3W>.'Emma L. Bertlln? with Robert Schleve— All
work. «?xeept tras flitures and window shades,for a-three story and basement frame apartmenthouse <14 apsrus ents) in X line of Sacramentoftwt 137:6 W.of Larkin. W 50 by X 127:SU;
Mrs. James J. Ilndden with W. R. Peenstra—
All work for a three et£—r and basement frameLuildiEtr in E lice of Harrison street, r15«;6 Sef Tw\u2666•aty-M<ond; $3,125.
Hiberoia savings and loan society 'wlta Amer-ican narbleTand mosaic company
—Marble work,
floors and stairs for bank building at XW cornerof_Jcnes and McAllister streets. X 157:6 by W( David Cobb \u25a0with Ramsden & Griffith com-pany
—All
—crk.for addition of two stories to aone story brick buildinz In X line of Sacramento
street, 185 :7% W of Montgomery, W 45* by X59:6; $5.575. .Felix McHogh wlta 0. C. Holt—AH work fora two «cry frame buUdlcg at XW corner ©f B
street and Sixth eve—«. W 52:6 by ,X 100;$6,650, -. • • '.'Carrie Schaefer with Kessler & Fahien
—All
work for a three story and basement frame bulld-Ing in W line of Cole street, 100 S of Balgct,S 25. W 13<:9. X.25. E 130:9:. 59,750. -,
Jcllns Hosenstlrn • with•Mission marble works,D. Zeilnsky
—Marble, painting, staining and fin-
itbise' tor hotel- building at XW corner cf Sotteracfl Hydeatreeu, W 117:6 by X 77:C; $5,457.
Jl£ry J. Le Prtnee with Lanye & Bergstrom—All work for a two story -a.o<J basement brickbetiding In.E line, of Bartlett alley. 57:6 Scf Pacific street, 6 20 by E CO; $5,731.
Samael end .Elizabeth G.-Blanjry with Joseph
A. Bnsa—All work, except shades -end mantels.for a three story frame building (three flats) InX line .of
'California street, 3uO Eof Stanyan.
E 25 by X;137v$9,700. .Marvin estate coihpany
'with Sartorius com-
pany. Gal£«si marble snd V mosaic works—
In-?lo«cres (elevator), terraxto for building in.xline of California; street.- 70". W- of Drnmm, W67:6 by N 137:0: $5,068. .
Florence B. Moore with Joseph Mntto Sonsend Keeaan company/ D::X.:& E. Walter &Go-, Paclic mannfactnring . company
—Marble,
linoleum, insld* \u25a0 Cnifh and mill work - for a 10*to—r class ~A building at SE corner .of \u25a0' Secondand Market streets, E 100 by S 78:9; $27,151.45.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Officials of the Southern Pacific herepromised the citizens' health commit-tee yesterday to make a large monthly
'.contribution to the fund, to :promotethe sanitation of the city. The ap-proval of E. H. Harrlman will be ob-tained before the amount of the con-tribution is announced, but. the sum issaid to be in excess of the expectationsof the finance eomaitttee. «
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C. C. Moore, chairman of the execu-tive committee of the citizens' healthbody: Leon Sloss, chairman of thefinance committee, and T. C. Fried-lander, chairman of the publicity com-mittee, called upon the railroad . offi-cials at the Flood building yesterdaymorning and held a prolonged'confer-ence. The railroad was represented by
J. C. Stubbs, E. E, Calvin," Dr. Alns-worth and the department chiefs. Thequestion of sanitation was fully dis-cussed, and then the, membere of'-thehealth committee asked for a contribu-tion. The Southern Pacific officials re-plied with an offer of, a. monthly con-tribution larger in its total' than thesum for which the committee \u0084 hadasked. The .amount wijlbe fixed, by!Harriman.
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Chairman Sloss of the finance com-.mittee issued an appeal for funds yes-terday. In pa*t It reads: 1 , . L..
This community must provide > fond* at oncefor the complete extermination of plague in-fection. Rats tnuet be.destroy**! and the cityplaced In' as complete a sanitary condition aspossible;
- • >--.-.-'»'Tbls Is an emergency and a temporary -moTe,
and the money subscribed Is Intended to tide nsOTer until the board of goperrlsora In the. nextbudget and the legislature at Ita ntst gcsMon
make ample proTlßion acalnst' a recurrence of thesituation that now exist*.'- " : \u25a0-\u25a0
We mnst work ontseWes aDd hire men to work.Erery one of ns mutt pnt h!» hands in bispockets and srlve to the limit of-hia resources.*
Let no*man. be, he banker, nserchant, capitalistor laborer, deny his duty and refuse to do hisscare financially and otherwise.
Reports from the rat catching de-partment state that during the past
two days 4,200 rodents have been cap-tured. This is a daily rate larger, thanhas been hitherto attained.. \ •. *
A case of1,suspected plague "hearLobos square was reported to Dr. Blueyesterday. . """I
Public Must Give Money forthe Work Until Next Budget ;
Provides Relief
Southern Pacific to ContributeMonthly Sum for Sanita*
tion of City •;
President Ruggles of Stock Ex-change Replaces Men Voted
Out of Office
Prices for Goldfield Shares GoUpward on Eastern Buy=
ing Orders
\u25a0 President A^ B. Rugrgles of the mln-'ing '-ychange appointed a new govern-ing cemmittee yesterday to take theplace of the men who iiad been votedout of office because d"f the steps theyhad taken toward the formation of aclearing, house in connection -with theexchange. The neiv committee, whichis said to stand ttvo for the clearing
house. and five against it. is composedof the following brokers: G. S. Clark,chairman; G. E. Arro—'smith," WilliamHannon, I.Merzberg, Charles E. Hud-son. F. A. Houseworth and I*11. Van\u25a0\Vyek. The committee met and or-
yesterday. .-ifto/noon. It is un-derstood that nothing further will beattempted, at least for the present,toward the organization, of the clear*ir.g house in the exchange.
Stocks tvfirc stronger yesterdayamong the Goldfields, due largely tothe buying for account of the shortsand the orders from Kew York. Fivethousand shares of GoidSeld Consoli-dated were gathered in for one accountand under this impetus prices were-buoyed. Consolidated opened five pointshigher at 54.70, advanced to-$4.77 % andclosed at $4.75; Great Bend was higherat 3Sc; Florence closed five numbersup, at $4.05; Daisy wag steady at $1.05,and Fraction a trifle stronger at -67.The other issues in the Goldfield listwere .steady throughout the \u25a0 trading,with a tendency toward higher 'price«.
Belmoat was the strong; feature ofthe Goldficlds, opening firm at J1.27Hand advancing sharply t0 '51.35. JimButler was higher at 38, and Tonopahof Nevada at ;. : ,"r" • -
.Weakness prevailed in the Coreistocksand ihe leaders broke badly. Ophir telloff 17 Vj points to*$2.42 14. :Mexican
~-as
lower at Jl.l7'_ and Con. Virginia at61. .-\u25a0 \u25a0
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NEW GOVERNORSFOR MINE BOARD
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17!K»>EtT3rl£ «« OSBflcaer
—22iL4<5y Wash .. —
OttPert & Belt— ?8 CS Mexican ...... 1.12 1.17KnHSoa .' 10 15 Occidental .... —
22Csletfcaia .._ —
13|CrUr 2.40 2.42, Challenge .... i« 170ve—aan . 10 11j Chollar 13 l*!Pctoei 12 IS'
Cocfidenre ... C 5—
iSava^e 50 5TCon Imperial. C 2 <£:Seorp:an 12 13C<~- y York.
—C3:?er Belcher ..03 i«4
Con %'a M Go. 60 Cl'Sl—Ta Nev ... S9 41Cro—a Point.. 23 27 \Silver Hill... 44 &0* rxdie<_aer ... —
25!faioa Cob ... SS S3Gi-uld & Cnr. 20 21 L't&ta 06 07lUie it Nore. 44 iS.Yellow Jacket.l.so I.GO
TOXOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKSEejclar Session
—8:50 to 12:30
SWO Aic*-thjst ..„ :0"125a Gld Eewanas.. 43sf«o Am<*thrst ll?C0(>0 Grandma OS]
4000 Atlacta ...... 2a,1000 Grt Brad Er. CSs<**} A?_a & Pac. 01] 500 Jim Butler. .. SS600 l>!m—st ...1.27%! 500 Do. s 10 3S
1500 Bel-OEt . 1.25! 500 Jumbo Es ... 41100 Booth zs. K*iKendall ...... 17000 B_ifrt>t Mm. 06 1000 Kendall 16
*t.««t Com Fraction. CS;i5.<KKt L Harris. S3 0150 Com Fraction. 70:2000 Ix>ce Star .... 10
3i«» Daisy l.CA^iuOu Mayflower Coa 152f«> I>«isy l.(_\u25a04;;«XK) MacSamara .. 33
3<*X) Dm B Btte C. IHIOOO Mineral Hill.. Ofl,10O>:> l>mfi£(i Tragl. U9! I<XJ Montana ,1.b51000 Dixlf
•CH',liKKi Moct Mid Ex- <3
l<*t Eecle's >ert.. 231000 Ma«cg Ex, «5 042000 Do. • 10... 2l!2t>C<o North Star ... 13
.VW Feirvw Eajfle. &i\ 100 North Star ... 14SCO -Floreac* .4.(tOU(<oo Pine Nut -"X
'1530 Flcrewe Ex.. 19il«C»0 Eed Hills. • 3 2«;MOtTGld C0n _M...4.70 1000 Silver Pick .. 2«
SCO Gld Con M.4.72Vi11<>0 West End ... 30500 G Krwta. b»0 44:3000 Yellow Top .. V2
I_To—aal Session—
12:30 to 2 p. tn.''\u25a0'\u25a0' Acsr.f Ob' 3 iKK)Great Bend .. 39JiOwO Atlanta „.... 23:1000 Grt Bend Anx 05'-200 BeJmoat I.SO'IOOO Homestalce K. 49,KK3 BeJaoat 1.33.2000 Hlldcl* Con .. 0C
if.OfKt B Bullfrog.. 02: 500 Jim Eutier^ .. 37!\u25a0 3<«nO Bin* Bell ... C»>! 100 Jiai Bat'.er .. S-*\;Kif>o Blue Bull ... 16 500 Jim Butler .. 39 j
*<«0O Bhw Ball ... 17; 125 Jim Entler .. S33'«*<iBoHfrosr Mln. 0C:6(«iO Johsnle C«o».. 12),1000 Casa Hot
—«*5:4500 Jurats Ex ... 41 j
SSC«» Coiurcbia Mt. 2fi. 3<*< Ju_l»o Ex _.. 42i SOW Com Fraction. ?S iiCiO Lire Harris .. 01 j\ ir.on I>i!fv LOii^iOO !>c.ne Star 10 j_ WOO Dm B Btte C. 1» W>oo Lone Star ilir*2ooo DmtSd Trnjl. O»-2«.iO0 Man Cobs 13
30tx, itvu&M Trajl. OS;lf<00 Man Little Joe C2y«> I>_dC(i Trngl. 07« sfiO MayCowcr Con 14 |:«iKi D_o Bed Mt. 25!l0iy> Militown Frac. t«!l'«00 Dixie tH'2<ioo Mohawk Ex .. t3il(*0Dominion 01i SOO Mohawk Ex .. 0415WI K»c!e'« Nest., rl!100 N*v Hi155.55.3.07S ;l^f<o Empire 04'luoO North Slar ... '4 j100 Florence r;.4.C2H!2000 Norta Star ... 13'•1M Florence 4.0' 500 P!tt« S Peak..l.i3
2500 Florence Ex.. -lOi-1000 Qneen Regent. 212000 Old Con M.4.72J-5 :o'*> K*d Hilla .... '-<!4700 Gld C—iM...4.75 snoo Red HUU 29lutrt Gld Cca M.4.77*. 2000 Rescue •......-. C3:
500 Do. b 10. ..«.^.' 'i!*.*.! Eescue 11l*000 Gld Kewana*. -52 S'-OO Do, bSO 12!1COO Grand— a C» 1000 Sandstorm Ex. C23 000-Great Bend .. 06,10ci0 West End ... 30 ]2f»f«o Great Besd .. 5714000 Tellow Tiger.. 15.M&O Great Bead .. SSi
CLOSING QrOTATIONBcalifobx;a
*r—osaat— 3.w'B_ster Hi11...1.73
—Tonopth District
Bid.Aek.i Bid—.ic. !
Eeltnont 1.33 I.37.Midway Ex .. —\u25a005
C«!ifore!a ... \<2 <O.Mizpaii Ex \u0084 03—
Cub -Sot ... OS 04''Montana 1.801.62Anchor.. O4 05'M^nt Mid Ex. 01 IX!
\u2666:oid Cro—n .. 03 Oj Mon Pitta Ex.—-
<«<i«.!a Mt
—Cfi.North St*r ... 13 14!
Gold ilt Con. 01 -Ohio Ton—
02:i?re«t West— I. 01 C2,P&rniarter
—01
Home— '< £ Rescue C<m .. 10 11
Jttd Ton—
OllTca Exten ...1.15—-
*.'ihi Buv>r .. 38—
!Ton of Nev..s.<*>—
.MacNatnara.. S2 2S West End ... *» ,50
Goldield DistrictAdams O5 O6'G!d Ctica ... — '
C7Atlanta 28 23 Grandma OS 09'B*lJ GoMSt-ld
—i'-iGreat Bend .. SS .3d
Black Act*.. C 2 03]Grt Bend Anx O5 07E!t B Boaan 01 CS.Crt Bend Ex. 07 OSBlk Bert* Ex OS O4'Grt Bend Frac
—C2;
B-ck R.<w<k .. <-2 OZ(i Btcd Twins—
0CBlue*B*ll...\ C* o&:Hltx>raia <« n«Blue BeII"... 16 17Ju_bo Ex ... 40 42Brooklrn
—01 Jua Ex L&M
—CO
IUW- G«l<l2eM 02 03!Kai«r Gld ... 05—'
Booth ........ 23 25 Koadall 16 ISPuena TJsta.. •— Ol;Kendall Ex .. 01 02COD .. 20
—I.t;3e fts.r 10 12
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12 IxjuDJlloa ... Oi C3CoJcsbia Mt. 20 i!Msj-ae 03 O4Coa Trarti—s. C 7Or Mid Pawnee. ..01 ,02Cu—.icOEti-ealth C« lojIIilltown Frac. O2 G3C^tanx NaUoa <« (4!Mobwk C Leas 03 WOn—jeror M OGiMohawk Ex .. <H C5
°Cctcker Jack. 08-
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I*ai«y Ei ... 01 "02 NVv Goldfirtd- 06 07£»e«ert Chief.. (3 CSNer Western..
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D—Cti trnjtl- "C 7 03' I'otlatca 17—
IUM. .'..* t& miUei Hills 28 23lijm'nlcli. „<ll O2'Xie<l Top Ex.. 13 14i:n:pl— .....: l<* <e!£e4 Top Frac. «« 04l»raeralda ... 03 O4'san£»tc-r— 2& 30Ficr^cce 4.05 «.IC-Saa«lftor— Ex. (-2 C-VJiorenre. Ex.. 19 SO'.faadstm WEr
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France .MSV_ 25 HSllt%t Pick .. 23 20Gen Wash .. fil 03!«lTer Pick Ei 11 CZ\4V.:<r Bar Gld -24
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—;\»i«»w B.nee... 03 04
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Aiaf-ttjit .... 09 31Ho— wtake K. 43 3<th'.g }}*Uft**s..
—<C;Illinois.Coa .. —. <"C
P.iack Spar .. —CS-L1—f Harris .. 02
Eonc'.e Clare:. C 9—
;Mayflower Con 14 15KJrrs Banner.
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HARRIMAN WILLAID PLAGUE FUND
15THE SAX FRANCISCO CAI/L, FRIDAY,- FEBBPABY/ 28, 1908.
Edward J.Le Breton, receiver of,th«California safe deposit and trust com-pany, is seeking to compel the Angrlo-Californian bank to pay over amountsaggregating $47,636, representing: aportion of th>3 crtditr, the /Californiasafe deposit and trust .company had.with the 4 others-bank;' at- the lime
"f the
former closed its -©ore. The Anglo-Californlan bank to pay over amountsbusiness of the' insolvent bank.' and' atthe time of "the":failure": had. 594,469 ofits money. "Against this credit
*there
was a claim of $3,549 held by Stewart.& McKee and a claim'of $44,287% heldby the Western. Pacific ;-.The balanceof the money-has been paid over to thereceiver, and^ he has now petitioned
the court |for^an order, compelling the ;Angrlo-Callfornian .bank", to >show, cause |why the amounts? represented' by thetwo 'claims should not also be paid tohim;,. Judge Coffey yesterday set ".the.niatter .for -hearing; on Monday next at2 o'clock. ':v
;..i
- •'-, v .\u25a0•
• Attachments we're placed in the handsof . Sheriff :Dola.n "yesterday againstninety-seven of the stock holders ofthe defunct California" safe"deposU :andtrust company." The, attachments wereissued' on actions brought against
'the
individual stock holders''
to .Vrecover$27,000 of trust funds deposited with*the bank by Father Co'nnolly of St.Paul's
'church. : \u0084":*\u25a0
The annual profits of Monte Carloamount to $5,000,000. "\u25a0'{..
Californian to Turn OverH:
\- .- the Amount _
-.-\u25a0: -\u25a0\u25a0- .''. '\u25a0"\u25a0 • •-\u25a0\u25a0'-'\u25a0\u25a0".•\u25a0"
\u25a0\u25a0--' :. \u25a0\u25a0 ••-\u25a0 -. \u25a0•" •---' . \u25a0-•
' \u25a0•'
Asks Court to Order the Anglo-
Claims This Sum for the Cali-fornia Safe Deposit and
\u0084 Trust Company
BANK RECEIVERDEMANDS $47,636
LEWIS—In this city. February 22. 1903. to the
MARRIAGESFRICHETTE—WINSTANLEY—In this city,Feb-
ruary 26, 1905,'by .tbe'Kev. Samuel C. P»t-
'terson, pastor Of Bethany" church, LawrencevD..Frlchette'and Grace ;V. Wiastanley, bothof.;San Francisco. \u0084.-./
-_;. *
LOVEGOOD—DOWNS— In Redwood City. Cal.,October 5, lt>o6, Frank Lovegood and Catherine
.Texesa .Downs, both- of;Vallejo,; Cal. , . X .
ABRAHAM—Entered eternal "rest, in this city,Febraary 28. -190 VMiss •'.Hannah Abraham-(born "Ann • Nockoldl, foster '.mother of Marcus.M."Henry of San Francisco, a native of Mar-
"'mingtree,' Essex,' Eng., 'aeed 83 years and'22 .days. .. -' Friends are respectfully invited to attendthe funeral services -today (Friday), Febru-ary '2B, at 4 o'clock p.
—... at the chapel ofI.O. O. F. crematory. "^
BOXER—Ia Tucson, Arix.,-Februaty 22, 1008,Desmond D.VBoy*r,x_beloved _-ion -,of \u25a0 Aaroniand the late Phoebe s,C£2 Boyer. .'and brother'
of \u25a0 'William E."Boyer, of.*'San- Francisco, :Mrs;
Georre -P. \u25a0 Whejsell -of 'Elklns, West.; Va.;Dr. 11. R., Rev.'E. iS..'. Carrie: M.,"Roseand
'Benlah Boyer ;of. Maryland,:aged \u25a0.-\u25a0 S5.years and \u25a05 \u25a0 months. :\u25a0 . . - ' • ,'•\u25a0"; '
The \u25a0 funeral' will take place tomorrow . (Sat-1urday)."" at •1\u25a0 o'clock p. m., from the parlors'of IlalKted.& Co., .'924 Flllm^re .street. Inter-ment Cypress Lawn-cemetery, electric carfrom Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. <
BRYANT—In Seattle,>;Wash., February 22.190S, Ell—iA. Bryant, relict of the lateAmasa F. Bryant, < dearly beloved mother ofA.• :S. Bryant t>f,'Bridgeport, Cal.,-. and Mrs.
: Annie L. McCall, and;loving:;sister of A.F.-'\u25a0'.-Scott. Mrs., M.:B.' Searles ,and Mrs.: A."... B.
McClellan. aged 64* years* and:&-months.v .CARTER—-In this clty.i -,Febrtairy 25.. 190S.
\u25a0 George.E. \u25a0•\u25a0 Carter, * beloved '^husband of Annie\u25a0 L.';Carter ,"a native of-'Philadelphia. '---.*••\u25a0-..•
'\u25a0'??•- Funeral services willbe held Sunday, March'\u25a0' 1. at 2 p.. m.,'«t
'his
' late 7residence," 5637Clay street. Interment
'private/ -'-~ •;
CLONES—In!Oakland,"" CaLV'Fenrnary 28. 190S,Mary.Clooen.
" beloved • wife-of- John "\u25a0 Glonen,\u25a0 and- loving: sister of.MrB.-Beilly and JMrs.'- P.• Lestrange,- a native- of.County; Westmeath,*Ireland;' aged SO years.'
' - -. , v,"
""/- Frlends-.and .acquaintance* are respectfully.;invited to":attend the- funeral today .. \u25a0(Frf-r day)/ February 28, -\u25a0 at 8:30
-o'clock a.* m.,"
'. from'her ,\ late • residence, 822:Henry street,
ttence * to.St.>EatrlcV's •;church.; where :a •re-\u25a0 qulem 'high tmass for.;the ;rtpos«; of her soul
I»•will be -!celebrated,"* commeaclug it 9!o'clock. ;m.,' Interment ? EL.% Mary's;cemetery. . r* .CONNOLLT—In- this- rity',':February •26,. 1908.'V.- Joha*> Connolly," iuabacd?.-ofi the-*late r:Kate:rlcoanolly;^'anil^:brothers '._>;\u25a0 la—. - ofriMarie•\u25a0CBowen, - a. native of Dublin, Ireland,' aged >85" - :\u25a0-"
'•'-f,u;i-".--r.;-.:•-.: \u25a0-.- .\u25a0•-.\u25a0 ,-,- \u25a0.-.-\u25a0;:\u25a0-,a jFriendsland ,acquaintances are "
respectfullypiinvited to:attend * the'funeral tomorrow |{Sat-t*urday) tmorning.:-'at ;; 9:15 ., o'clock, r from';bis''
late- residen'ce.til26s ::Florida 'vstreet? .Twenty-fourth;and Twenty-fifth,**thence ;to;St.'
*\u25a0 • Peter'c" church, "Alabama *and *»Twenty-fourth
r 6treets,v where va; requiem -high-";mass \u25a0 for.-theVrepope.-of his' soul . will-be celebrated.icom-'\u25a0. mencing .at 9:43 a. m.'. Interment -Holy. Cross
cemetery:_ . \u25a0•'• '\u25a0*^^^f^_^ft^_ £^SilfttfftTft
CONROY—In this city, February CS."1008, Wll-' llam -Conroy, -a native of N?w York,;aged 37\."years, vJ ,"^--.\u25a0\u25a0?\u25a0:":*'", .. \u0084' :.\u25a0 \u0084~~JL~-*'y.\.;'; ."•.' ..'?,.'. !'\u25a0 ':DONNELLY—In San Mateo.iCal.Vv February" 20."-;W08,% Daniel r\Webster 'Donnelly,."dearly.;be-;*-'loved %husband •of<' Carrie"; Dell,-Terry.;Don-".;Belly,";loving's father ?of •Bernice • Minnie Don***
.'\u25a0 nelly.*"son "ot % the \u25a0-: late-:John Donnelly'-; aad
"'-the <late*Mary
'"Ellen .Mclntyre-,Donnellv, . and
.' brother of Mrs. S. *X; Wbipple and-
Mrs,•> . ':•\u25a0- -•"'
\u25a0:\u25a0 .- ,'
--..' .-\u25a0-. ... --'. • '.--,.
Abraham. Miss H... SS \Jancovich', «Spiro G..—
Boyer, Desmond D. 35 (Jones, Mrs.: L. F.... 34Bryant, Eliza A.,s. 64 JLaujrhlin, Josephine..
—Carter, Gewrse E...
-—IMcGrath, Edward .. SO
Clonen. 1Mary .". 50 |Mclnamy, Archibald. 39Connolly, John .... Go \ Patterson. Hattie M.
—Gonroy, .William.:.. 37 |Pechart-M»|:innls, F.. 42Donnelly;^Daniel W. 40 |PelL Nellie A..........'26Donnelly, Michael....
—JRodrlgTiei,' Mi_uel...23
Donovan. Dennis .. 75 jRoth, Jacob ';.......' fc"7Fabey, Margaret" '.-.'.• 70 J Rothschild, Bebeka.... MFlavin. EUaa Dalton 86 IRyan. Patrick ...... h6Furejr, Frederick >'.; 61 J Tpbln, James .'£9Griffith,"Uriah Jr... 38 U'eale, Mrs. Mary E. 43GreuJicn, Margaret;.
—jwllde, George 11..... 85
Gutte. Isldor 75 Wlttfeld, Arnold 70Jacobowltx, ;Emllie.. 5>2 | :
DEATHS
SIRTHS, MARRIAGESyIDpSBirth, marriage and death" notices -sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be,handed inateith»'r of.tMe publication offices and be indorsedwith the name and .residence of- persons author-ized" to have the' same published. Notices, re-stricted simply-to the announcement of the eventare published once In this* column free of.chars*.
INDEPENDENT OFTHE TRUST
Seventy-five Dollars-\u0084 ;.."\u25a0\u25a0' Iwill furnish:
- :
\u25a0SHROUD AND CLOTH COVffiD CAM
!Main Officer 2123 '-\u25a0Bash St. West .2899iAnd
'ISOS IFraaklla St. w.17th,' Oakland
Phoaie OsJtlm»d -t045 ,:Braiek l\u25a0 SOS ;Hostgomery At.Temp. 33SSI Asibalasce
*and *Carriages) \u25a0to Hire
WILDE—In this city, February 26, 1908. Geortre- H. Wilder dearly beloved son of Sarah andthe late Peter Wilde, and loving brother ofJames,
-Peter and M»y Wilde. Mrs. John
Gentoier. Mrs. C. Heiln and Mrs. a McAsey.a native of England, aired 35 years 1 monthand 20 days. A member of San Franciscoaerie So. 5,.F. O. E.
Friends and acquaintances • are respectfullyInvited:to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
urday), February 29, at 1 p. m.. from the resi-dence of his mother,-
-409 Thirtieth street,
•where funeral services will be held underthe ansplces of
-San Francisco aerie No. 3,
F.-O. .E.- Interment Cypress La—a cemetery.•by carriage.
San Francisco aerie No. 5, F. O. E.—Offl-\u25a0 eers and members of San Fraaclseo aerie
Xo. 5. F.0..E.: Ton are requested to at-tend the funeral of oar late brother. G*orjte
-. H. Wilde, tomoiwir (Satm rday>. at 12:.*a>o'clock p. m.. from the resldeacc of hismother, 409.Thirtieth street between Sanchexand Xoe. . . . -
<\u25a0\u25a0 CHAS. F. KENXEALLT, President.GUSTAVE POHLMAN. Secretary.
WITTFELD—In Oakland." Cal.. Febraary 27.190S, AmoTd Wlttfeld. beloved husband ofBosa -Wittfeld, and - father of Mrs.
-Anna- Stepbensoa, a native of Germany, aged 70
years and-11• days.
AUCTIONSALES^
AT AUCTION \TUESDAY, March 3, 1908
RFTY HEAD DOUBLE SQUARE ;
BRAND MARES AND GELDINGS, ,-fFrom 4 to 8 years old. and weighing fmtf
1.000 to 1.400 lbs. Broke to work. Also 20 headof Percheroa fillies 2 and 3 years old.
Sale at 1 aad S p. m.WESTERX HOUSE MARKET "f\
Fourteenth and Tale—.eta 13E. STEWART * CO..-
Auctioneers and Live Stock Dealers. .___? _S_2 JfeSAUCTION SALE;
Monday Evening, March 2, 1908 ,AT B>QOCK, AT 478 VALENCIA ST.;2
Of 50 head cf BROKEN ANDHALTEE BROKEfALL PURPOSE HORSES. Welding froa
1.000 to I.SOO.Consigned by C. R. SUGGETT. CoCege City, Cal.
Horses at yard Feb. 29. . -,FRED H. CHASE t CO.. Auctioneers u
£& Satorday.fcb.29,r t.&£___ _^565 head of plow, contractors*, general btuiaesa.roadsters and family horses to be sold witnoujllhsit or reserve: all horses guaranteed to workwillbe hocked after sale. J65 4th st.. Oa&laad.J. W. MEDEIROS. Licensed Auttioneer.
RAILWAY TRAVEt
T»ai»s leave awii**\u25a0• t
[^______?l San Francisco r\j&s£^wY/ F«om FxasrxaT 10. 19C3 la'V?CI¥V/ FERITY DEPOT .'v:p-'
Toot of Market Straet-'-:' »-
Lnv* —VIAOAKLAND PIER— Arri—».•.40a Ha—Tard.Kaes.SsaJos» 7JD3*7.00aRkunono. Port Costs. Boicia. Sd-
*"{ *
na, Dizoa. Sac— xaesto. Roreviile. __-Marysville. Eeddiafc Dccsmuir 7.28f
7.00 aEtaira, Vaeavule. Raasey..: 7^B?7<ooa Davia, Wood_ad. WEliaas, Max-
wdL Willows, Hsmiltoa. Cofsiss.Te_una.Redßl_L.... 7.28#
7.40a\ allejo,N'apa, Caiistcga, Saata Rosa,Maruaea, bia Riaoa. B.OS#
7.*oa Kil»\ Pteanatoa. Lir—mor«, La-th—p. Stockvrn. Tracy. Los Barer.Ker—4a, Hs—erd. Ysalia, Porte-r3le,B*kersfi«ld 7^Bp
&00a GoidSeld Paaa.— Port Cota. Ber.icia,Sa—aaento. Trucker. H»ita. Mi^a.Toaopah. Goldfieid. L»*\Keder.. 7_» V
B.OCa Drvis, Woodhad. Marysville, Ore- •'.v2le 7^8»;
BUMa Rnssd. Newark. Centerri&e. SaaJose. Lcs Gates. W-icat. UweL.. o^«p*
&20a Port Costa, Martinea, By—n, Tracy. >-Etockton, Merced. F-fsr.fi, Gosheajßaettoa (Hi—ford), Visalia, Porter-vine, Batesfidd 4^ar-:
•JMa N3es. Lmrmore, Stockton (•M3to_>. tValley Spring. lone, S*t~imrato. ***8»
_9JXJa Soaora. Taolo-ne and Angei* - 4J&9 \u25a0
\u25a0
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kee. Ordea, Salt Lake City, Deavsr,—
%Tl^K»aaasa:r 7SBp
9.40 aRiehmoßd. Port Cost*. S—rtbes.... 6.43»10.00 aThe Overkud Limited—D—tver. £»*-".m
Kansas Gty, Onsaha, Chica—...... 8.25»10.20 aVatttjo.M»r» Wand. Sapa 11.22 a10.20* Los Angrfes Paaseacer
—Port Costa, .- «»;.;«i>.
Martiaes. By—ta, Tracy. Lsthrop.Etoekton. Mereed. Ray—ond, Jrev . u_
no. HmfsH. Visiiis. Ta!a—,Bak-«__d. Los Anjs_«. 7M9
1.20? Kiliss. San Jose, and Way Statioaj.. 2.48»-1.40» Russd. N-rs.-k.Ssn Jose, 7.28»2.20» Beaieia, Scdsun. Sac— -ento. 10.48*2.20? Portland Express (via D»vjs)_W3-
Baas. WOowj. Red Bl_f iWeed.Bray). Ashland. Portland ll^Ba ,
ZJOOp BniTa, Winters, s»«~un«nto. TTood-ha IKnights T^i.fjJTi_ MarysvillasodO— -vCie , lOUBa.ZJOOp Saa Ltaadro, Sile^ Saa Jo« .-....".. »^Ba
3.20? Port Costa, —arfenei, By—a.Mo- \u25a0
dssto, Merced. Freraa...... 12.08?3.30? ViaTiburoa. West Napa, Si. Edesa,
Caiistop. _ 10J2UAJOOf VaJlejo. llar*iaei. SatiRamon. Xspa,
Calistopi, Saata Ross. 9.28 a4.00» Xiles. Tnurv. Stockton. LodL 10.28 a4^op East— a Expre sa— Ogden, Paebloi,
Dearer. KahjbjChy. St.Locis.Chiea—.'Mart_os. Stockton. Sacramento,Reao,Sparks. *Mp
Aj*op Saa Leandra, Eay-ird. SHea,] t«^BaReasanton, liTf—ior« lJII^3»
5JOOp The Chd liasited— New-aa, LoiBanoa. Mendota, Fresao. T_sre.•Bakersfield. Los Aageies ZM*
5.0C? Eassd. Newark. Saa Jose, Los Gates .Wnsht : «-*B*
B.20» Sia LVasdro. Xilei,Sa= Jone 7.« A6.40iiVaßejo, Port Costa, Be—da. S—«—,
Saeraaesto... . .......*... 11.28 a6.2C? China aad Japan Fast M*2—
Ojdea, Caeyeaae, D—ivff, Kaaaaa .._ ,'(Sty, Omaha, CHara. f^ft
c.40? Eiy-wiN2es aad =2n Jose. BMf7Mp Vailejo. Hartiaei aad Way S_t»a«.
Suadayoaiy. :iOJBf8.20? Orwpa Express
—Saoameatojla—*'
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fio—idaad East..'. _\u25a0-- t.28«
COAST LIME, >..<J-(Tbird ajMJ Towitaend Strceti) :
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s^4Oa HorKaaoe— Valen_iSt..OeeaaVje-. *.Cesietenes.So'ith gsa Fnacisco,23aStreet. 3d and To-—-sad 6JO*
6.40* Son— San Fnaeisco, Saa Jow, G3-'
roy. Hottarta-. Paiaro, W»t—tjville.Saata Crcs. Bo _<f— Creek. Daven-port. Det Monte, HLosierty, PicasGrave. MUSp
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Jose. Way Stations, 6^o*BJ3Oa Saa Jose. Gil—y,Salinas. Paso RobUa
Hot Spriß—» Saa Lois Obispo—Los Oktos. Alma, WrkH T—«Piaot, Santo Cm*. Gleawoed. ;.Bodder Creek, Ed Moate, Monte—y.ParificGrovs 4.00p
11.00 aSouth Saa Fraacisco. Bariia—-».Saa Jlatao. Palo Aho.Saa Jo-.... 7J5a
11.45* Val—c_ Sl, Otcaa View. Colma, ;•C«_?t«ri«, Eidra. Saa 8rua0.... . U5»
2.00? South S&a Fraaciaoo. Pilo Alto.SaaJose aad Way tfatioaa. f7.40a
3.00? Dr> Msata Etprrss, Saa Jose,Ginr-Chitteadtn, Psjsro, Watson-vj2e, Saa— Crtn. Ctstwvjlle. DelMoate, Moaterej. Paeifia Grove,SaDaas. ;••\u25a0„ l2j0l»
3^o? Soata 3»a Fnariieo, Saa Jose. G2-roy.Eollister. Trea Pino* - U-2S*
AJOOf S—<aet E—n-eaa—
Demise ElPa—.Hoostoa, No— Ot^oujslPaso Ro"M-3 Hot -pria—.Saa LcisObi<po, Saata Barbara. Los ABfeiea. 11«40a
4J)Oa Delabate. Moat-e?. PaciSe Grov». 11.45*"4J»f Paja—. WiUoaviUe, Sa»_C— u.... 11.45»4.00» Kaaaas Gty. St. Louis. Chiea*).... 11.40*4.20? South S'ta traacisco, Saa Jos* aad•
WayS-tbas ..../ *M*t4.45» Harsesboe— 23i St. South Saa Ftaa-
tiseo, Cea eteriea, Vaifaeia £L.3dandTo-asead.... .;....„ |5J3»
|5.00> Saa B.—no, Saa Ma t-o,Pib Aho,SaaJose aad Way S-tvna.. "....'. f3^o*
t5.20» Bariiaffi— e. Saa Mates. Redwood.Palo Alto.Saa Joss... tS^Oa ,
5.23» Har»esho«— Valeaca St-Oceaa View,Cea» rteries. South Saa Fracaseo,23i Street, 3d snd Towasead. &35»
5.40? So-ith Saa Francisco. Saa Braae. Saa • jMateo. Redwood. P»k> Alto, Saa
-i . Jo8»-__U Cars, Los Gates, /
Wrijat BXCp,BJOOp Horseshoe
—23d Street, South Saa i
Fraaes— •.Cs— etfrfeg, Vatecia St, 'Sinnd Towasead.;...-. ......... ,7.15f
6.23? Scrcth 3sa Fraacixn. Saa Joe aad :WayS-tbai ..'.. BJ2O*'
ts*23p Hone—oe— VaJeacta St,Oceaa View,Cessteries, Saoth San Fraa— ko»S3l Street. 3iaad To-a«ad. \7 .33f V
B^X3? Los Aagsles Paj» rajer
—Saa Mateo.' ..-.•.
• Red—ml PsJ» Aito, \u25a0 Saa Joss.Silirjs, Paso Rabies \u25a0Hot Spriug^ • .Saa Luis Obispo, Saata *Barbara,Lcs Aajties . S^JCa
f!.45p 3oc_Sia Fnadsco, P»_ Alto, Saa / 1.2C»Jo*-....,....•\u25a0\u25a0: :...:\u25a0 1 7^Oo
ti-OOp Sae--eato'Rr—r£t«a-«— ........ tUJIOfUaioo T»a*« Cns^panv ljents eoCoci i-a«_air~and
4ssks oa -raiM of Sovthcni Pacific and \u25a0 ccfivrr"te'
res l«a;a Tht~ are aathorind to ebeek iagg%ip streetfrya n-idrw. '
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A forManiac. . P far Aftcrwwa.'.tSsaday exeepted. «Soaday oo!y. ;
;/6CEAN SHORE RAILWAYD*pot 12th and IC—ston sta. Dally except Sna-
day—
Leave: 9:15a. l:00p. 3:!s_i. Arrive: B:X3*.12:00 BooJ. -5:0Op. Saadayv aad holidays
—Leave: 9:15a. 10:40 a. 12:ft.-.p, _:OOp. 3:2T.p. .-5:15p. Arrive: b:ljs. 11:55a, l^Oy, 3:Uy,
-J. M.^Farnan, -a native, of Bedwood -City,Cal.. aged 43 years 1month
-and 22 days.
\u25a0- r Friends \and;acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to .-\u25a0 attend the funeral r. service* to-day (Friday),-5 February 28, at 2 o'clock ,p.m..at I.1 O. O. P.-, Uall. San un-lerthe auspices of San Mateo lodge. F. & A. M.
•_Interment iCypress'Lawn cemetexj \u25a0- .
DONNELLY—In this city, February 23. 1005.Michael Donnelly, dearly beloved husband ofMary. Donnelly, loving father of Mrs. L.F- In-grim and Edward T.
-and;Jobn H. Donnelly,
, and grandfather of Stella. Maud and Lucille/ F. Injrrim,'\u25a0 a :native of Ballymahon, County-.'..Longford, 1re1and.. .._;;..„..,„',-
Friends and acquaintances are respectfullyinvited to attend ;the funeral today (Frl-
dayt; at? 9:15- o'clock a: m... from his. lateresidence, 148 Peralta
"avenne, thence -to St.Peter's church, Alabama,street near Twenty,fourth, where a solemn requiem nigh massfor the repose of <his soul will be celebrated.=commencing at .9:45 ;o'clock a.vm. Interment
.HolyjCross cemetery, by carriage.
DONOVAN—In thi^ cltyl February 27. IDC?, at\u2666hie residence, 1534 &- Sandiet street. DennisDonovan, beloved hushand *f Mary Donovan,
and:beloved father lot-
Mary \u25a0 E.,Donovan, a;native of Ireland, •aged ;T5 years. _.,s '.
-Notice of ;funeral hereafter.
FAHET—In this city-Febrnary 27. 1908, Mar-• garet
-Fahey. beloved aunt.of Mrs. Manraret
Jay of Blnghamton, N. I..a native of Ireland,"-- .aged* -70 'years. '.\u25a0\u25a0 *. *. -.':";. .\u25a0 .\u25a0*
*,;V- - '**: •, \u25a0;-
Friends and acquaintances are .respectfullyInvited to attend tjje.funeral tomorrow
•- (Sat-urday),,at 8:15 o'clock :a." m..k.from the par-lors of Carew & F-nglish. ICIS Geary street,
-thence to 3t. Brlgld'schurch, where a requiem
high mans for the repose of her aoul willbecelebrated, commencing at 9 o'clock. Inter-ment
- Holy-Cross .cemetery. "\u25a0
FLAVIN—In this city. February 27, 190S. Eliza
Dalton Flavin, dearly beloved mother of Mrs.L. V. Merle and the \u25a0 late *\u25a0 Martin. J. -KlaYln.a.:native of Waterford. Ireland,
-aged :o
years. (Please omit flowers.) .Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to:attend, the funeral- tomorrow (Sat-nrday). February 20.1at 8:30 o'clock la. tn.,
from her late residence. 714 Broderick street,\u25a0 thence to Sacred Heart church, where a re-'quiem.high mass for the repwe of her
-soul
\u25a0will be celebrated, commencing at '0 o'clock.Interment private.
FUREY—In'this city, February 26, 190S. Fred-erick N". Furey, beloved husband of Clara G.Furey. and father of Mrs. S. A." Hollls,.Mrs.Oliver;Rankin and <Walter, N. anfl Zorah 1:Furey. a native of Pennsylvania, aged 61 years
•.I'month and 28 days. \u25a0
GHIFFITH—In this city. February 27. 190S.Uriah Griffith Jr., > son \u25a0ot the late Uriah andLouisa Griffith, and beloved brother of Mn>.
:• Louisa Heamer. a.native of Missouri, aged asyears. ... -..--•** *
GREULICH— Entered into rest.' February 26. 1905.-Mar_ar«,Greullch, rellct :of the late CharlesGreuUch,
'and dearly beloved:mother |of Mrs.
R. E..Culbreth.i Mrs. ?L. Waters and Mrs.Dr. Forest Freeman.
GUTTE—In" Alameda; Cal.. February 25, 100S.Isldor Gutte, a native of Germany, :aged-i5years 7 months and 12 days.' ;-
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tae funeral today _(Frf--day). at 10 o'clock a. m., from his
-late
residence, 1013 Lafayette street, Alameda- In-lneratlon Cypress Lawn crematory. Funeralear will leave* the ferry at 12 :S0 p. m..,forCypress Lawn icemetery.
JACOBOWITZ— In this city. February 27, 190S,Emille Jacobowite. sister of Mrs. Joseph Pack-scher, Mrs. Max Wollenbers, Mrs. H. Braun,
S. Jaeobowite.- Mrs. J. Gollober and the latePaulina and Rickel Hartman. a" native- of'Breslau, -Germany, aged 32 years _ 8 monthsand 7 days. ,
-JANCOVICH—In this city. February 23. 190$,
Spiro G. Jancovich, dearly beloved husband ofMileva Jancovich. and loving father of Julia.Olga iand Anna JamJovlch; a" native t>f Ereeg-novl.
-Boka Kotorska.
Friends are respectfully Invited.:to attendthe funeral today ,(Friday), February 2S. at
1 p. n»., froEa bis late residence, 1450 Jsck-son stre«tf.: Inter— ent Servian f cemetery, by*"'•carriage. Please omit flowers.
JONKS—In Napa, Cal..' February 27,%1905, Mr?-.Lillian Frances Joacf. beloved wife of J. T.Jones of West Berkeley. Cal.. and sister ofGeorge, -Ed-ard and William Pierce, a native
"of Bolinas, Cal.. aged 34 years, '\u25a0,\u25a0,.':
The interment will take place at Napa,Cal.. Sunday. March 1. Funeral private.
LAUGHLIN—In KentfleM, Marln~~county, Cal.,February 26. 1908. Josepbine Laughlln, dearlybeloved wife of John F. Lausrniin. loving
"''-—.other of Neil Langhlin,"and sister of Marie.Ada and Claude L. Dor, a native of SanFrancisco, Cal. (St. Louis, Mo.; papers pleasecopy.) . T . ,
FTjendo and acquaintances are respectfullyinvltwi to attend: the .funeral tomorrow (Sat-urday), at 9 a. m., from the funeral parlor*of P. F. Green & Co., northeast corner ofSixteenth and Guerrero streets, thence to St.Charles Borromeo's church,' where a requiemhigh mass for.the repose of her sonl will becelebrated, comm encln* at 9:30 o'lock. ;In-terment Holy Cross cemetery.
McGRATH—On steamer !Campania. In'Atlanticocean. February 20, 190S, Edward McGrath.
.beloved father of Mrs. E. T- O'Day. and_ the late John'J. MeGrath. and grandfather of
Edward F.. Nellie U. and .Bessie O'Day anrlMrs. V. C. McCarthy; a native of CoaliFland,
County> Tyrone, Ireland, aged .80 years 6months, and- 8 days. :. ;
Friends and acquaintances . are respectfullyInvited to, attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
• urday). :\u25a0 February 29; at 9:30 o'clock 'a. za..from the residence of his daughter. Mrs.E,- T. O'Day. 537 Duboce avenue, tbenceto Mission
'Dolores ;church, where a requiem
• "high'mass
'for the repose 'ot \u25a0 Uls soul
-will
be celebrsted. commencing at 10 o'clock.-Interment Holy Cross cemetery, jby electricfuneral car from San Jose avenue and Thir-tieth street.
McINARNY—In this city. February 2S. ISO?.Archibald Mclnarny. a native of California,aged -39 years 11 months and 20 days. Amember of the waiters' union, local No. 30.• Friends "and acquaintances .are respectfullyinvited to attend the funeral today (Fri-day). February 28, 'IPOS, at 10:15 a. m..from the parlors of Porter & White, 1214
\u25a0 Eddy street near \u25a0 Latrnna. Interment Green,
lawn cemetery. *!» U:*s *• m-
tnta frosnThird street depot.
PATTERSON— In Alameda, Cal.. February 26.190S, -Hattie M. Patterson, beloved wife of
\u25a0 \u25a0TV. S. Patterson; and mother ofJ. J.'Ma-Jham; T. O. Maham. Mrs. M. E. Aglln and-
Mrs. W. de Coursey. a native of Kentucky.Friends and "acquaintances arc- respectfully
invited to attend the rfuneral services to-day (Friday), February 28. at 2 o'clock p. m..at her \u25a0 late residence. 933 ;Taylor• avenue...Alameda. Interment Mountain View cemetery.
PKCHART-MAGINNIS—In this*city. February26 1908. at his residence, 675 Seventh avenue,Richmond :district. Frank Pechart. dearly be-
,loved husband :of Mand • Pecbart, • father of' Homer. :Ruth.and Evelyn Pechart, #?n in law:at the late E.-Maginni*. son of -Mrs. M;L.
Pechart, and brother of Mrs. Caroline .Wenger,Mrs. Anns Reeder. Mrs. J.-^B. Maginnls. Mrs.F. Beck—lth. \u25a0 Mrs. M. Harlan and Louis.Joseph Emile. Edward and.Atigiist Peohart, »native of California, aged 42 years ,1 monthand 28 day*. ' "• .• .Friends are re«=pectfully Invited to attendthe funeral services today .(FridayJ. February28,-at S-p; m.,-at the. chapel of Odd Fellows*cemetery. :Incineration.
PEIL—In this city, Feb—lary 27. 190?, Nellie•A. Pell.
*beloved wife of John A. Pell, :and
lovinc mother of Edwin Raymond- and Car-roll Pell, a native. of Ireland, aged 36 years
9 months and I;day.- -
: •;. ',
EODRIGUEZ-^-In this city, February 26. 100S.'Miguel Rodrlguei, a native of Porto Kico,
23. years..ROTH In.New York. February 26. 1908. Jacob
Roth, dearly beloved father of Fred Kothand Mrs. Fred H.;Levy, aged 87 years.
BOTHSCHILD-^-In' this city."February 27. 1908.Rebeka Bottsehild.
-dearly. beloved f mother of:Rose. Fred and Henry Rothschild, a native of
Germany, aged 51 years 7 months and IS days.A member of Germanla circle No.- S3, U.,A.
'-O. D. \u25a0 :-' 'v '-' ' \u25a0-:\u25a0'::\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -"' "
\u25a0
Friends ahd.acquaintances are •respectfully"invited .to "attend the- funpral;tf—10—ow (Sat-
. • unlay),-at"1:30 "p. m:, from her 'late resi-
dence, 552 Lyon street near Fulton. -Interment -Cypress . Lawn cemetery, *by .-' electric funeral
.car from Thirtieth strefet and San Jose avenue.RYAN—In this "city.February
'2S. 1905,' Patrick
Ryan, •a:native.of.Ireland," aged S3 ,years. . .TOBIN—In this city; February 26.«1908,"' James;•;.Tobln. husband of the late Alice Tobln, and
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 loving father --of 'Michael,'' Thomas and- AliceTobla, ;a native of »County.Kilkenny, Ireland,aged 59 years. \u25a0-
The funeral will\u25a0\u25a0 take place tomorrow (Sat- ""*
urday). at 8:80 a. m.,:from<hls late residence,1005 Florida street, thence 'to .St. -Peter's
"church, "where a;requiem high mass- for therepose -of " his ,'soul •will;be * celebrated, com-mencing tat 9 a.•m. \u25a0Interment private. Holy
-. Cross cemetery. :• -..-•.VEALE—In"Martinet, Cal., February 26, 1908.
Mrs: ;Mary Elizabeth Veale, beloved wife of•.R. R. Veale," mother of JR. Howard, William-
Mlnor,i:Leila - Elisabeth. Mortimer Belshaw, ;Marian
'Estelle 1and" Leola Reins Ve.ale,Vlau_h-
ter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Minor N. \u25a0Martin of EastOakland, :and sister; of,HenrJ-' W.,, Martin,of
, '\u25a0 San Leandro. "\u25a0 Cal...a native of,San •Francisco, i-
CaL.:aged'43 years -4 months and 15 day?, i
.' The funeral will- take :place:Sunday, March•"'"-l' vat 10:30 :- o'clock •\u25a0-•a."-.-m., 'at .the -familyresidence. Martinez. • thence by :11:54 a.':m.'train " forJ,Brent~ ood. "\u25a0• where ,interment will
•,take place in the . family;plat.;.^gHJGWH__g
OCEAX TB.ITEL
\u25a0 Steam en1 Leave Broadway
'"A%4_,____^»i LO^ RATE?. Iwlndlag
ll^^i\\ BERTHS AND MHALS.IIV&^gi) ISPECIAL ROUND TRIP'VjA, vVT/W '- HATES.Na^^.j^J' FOR LOS AXGELES
\u25a0V3CfclS^ SAN DIEGOSAXTA BARBARA
Santa Eosa :..Everr Sosdsy, 10 a. ra.Queen Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AXD VANCOUVER, B, C,ptjGet soxnaj axd auska\ port*
City of Puebla...Feb. 28,.Mar. 13. 2T. 11 a. fn.UmatHla \u25a0... Mar. 6, 20. IX a. m.-•
And Alternately Every Friday Thereafter.EOUNP THE SOUND EXCURSION'S. 11 DAYS'' Round Trip. lacludinc Berth and Meals, $43.
FOR EUREKA (HDMBOLDT BAT)
City of Topeka....-Feb. 27. Mar. 3. 10:30 a. a.And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR GTJAYMAS. MAZATLAX.LAPAZ,. ALTATA, SAST JOSE DEL OABO,
MAGDALEXA BAY.Curaca0........... ...Aboct March 17, 10 m. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS. 190SThe palatial Alaska exconloa ateamship SPO-
KANE will J«»ve Seattle. 11 p. n.^ June 18.Jalrl. 18, bl. Anrnst 15. \u25a0
. Kl-ht reserved to change tola aebedol*.TICKET OFFICES »
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market at.. 11* Market »t.and BROADWAT W^ARF— TeI. Kearny 492.
General Offices .11* Market st.Freight;Offlce Broadway WharfOAKLAND Ticket Offlce ...MS BroadwayC. P. DCN'AXN. G. P. A.. 8m Franetoctt.
American -HawaiianSteamship Company
(TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE)Prompt Delivery of Freight on Schedule Tune
Regular weekly service from New Yorkfrr Paclfle Coast ports and Hawaiian Islands,via Tehaantepec National Railway, Mexico.
For rates of freight and further particularsapply to
WILLIAMS. DIMOND & CO..General Acents for Pacific -Coast,
426 California Street. San Francisco. CaL•
DEARBORN £ LAPHAM,General Airents,
r-'-r'S Bridge Street. New Tort. N. T.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.. (Oriental Steamship Co.)
S. S. "America Mam" (via Manila), Tuesday,March 3. 190S.
S. S. "Nippon Mara" <vla Manila). Tneaday,March 31. 1908.-S. S. "Honskons" (via Manila). Satur-
Cay. April 25. 1908.Steamer" sail tram conipenv'a pier*. Noa. 42.
44. near foot of Second »t.. 1p. m.. for Yoko-hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kobe(Iiloco). Nagasaki and Shanghai aad connectlnKat Honskon? 'with steamers for Manila. India,etc. No cargo received on board on day of tail-in*.
-\u0084.-.- . .
Round trip tickets at reduced rates..'•For freight and passage aoplv at office. 240James Flood buildinsr.
~W. H. AVERT. .Assistant General Manager.
Alaska Pacific S. S. Co.ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS
BUCKMAN & WATSONEvery Saturday mt 1(30 p. m.
'Only direct ronte between San Frandseo, .Seat-tle:and Tacoma. Through freisht and passengerrates to all' Sound point*, aloo Alaski. . r
For rates apply to W.D. WELLS. G«m Art..Ticket,offlee. 54 Market St. Stenart st. dock
OCEANIC S. S. CO.T (SPRECKELS UNB)
HOKOLTinr—S. S. Alaoeda salla 11 a. m..Feb. 29. Round trip. 1125.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Marlposm aaiU,March 0. 19C8. Ronsd trip, first clasa. $123.
Bcenle Une to New Zealand via B—rtooxa.Cook island, etc. Auckland, first. {173.40;third, 177.50. .
Passenger Dent.. 6T3 Market at.; Freisist Office.',90 Clay ft. Phone T>m. 1221.
Compagnfe Generale Transatlantique'.DIRECT LINETO HAVRE-PARIS.
"Sailings every Thnrsday. Instead of.Satnrtay.at 10 a.
—... from Pier 42,. North river; foot ofMorton st. \u25a0 .. .•First class to Havre,' s7o sad onward: secondclass to Havre, *45 \u25a0 and onward. GENERALAGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN-ADA. 19 Btate St.. New York. J. F. FCGAZI.Manager Pacific Coast, 630 Montgomery st.. GaaFTancisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticketagents.
-•* •_
BAY AXD IXTERURBAX ROUTES
IVIARE^sSSb NAVY^YARDVALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLET ROUTEMonticello S. S. Co. and Napa' Valley Electric
R. R. Co. Close conneetiona.6—
ROUND TRIPS DAILY—
8Boats leave San Francisco 7:00. *9:45 a.
—v,
12-^0 noon. 8:15.6:00. *&:20,p. m.San Francisco
-landlns and* office. Clay street
wharf, north *nd ferry bnlldlng. Market streetferry. Meals a la -carte. .*
Phone Kearny 40C'Lands Navy Yard direct. \u25a0 <
.„: RAILWAT TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad;SOUTHERNji>rVISIOX
Februa— r 36, 1908-VIA SAUSALITO ;
For Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Ra-fael—Daily
—Every 30 minutes from
6:45 to-9:<5 a., in.;-hourly until 3:45p. m.; then 4:15 and every 39 minutesuntil 7:45 p. m.. 9:00. 10:15. 11:55 p.—l.-
For Fairfax—
Week Days— o:4 5, 7:15a. rru; 2:45, 3:45,- 4t15, 4:45, 5:15 p. m.Sundays
—8:15. 10:45, 11:45, a. m.; 12:45,
1:15,' 2:45 p."—l.'-vFor San Quentln-—Daily— 7:4s a. m..
2:45 p. m.2:40 p. m. dally and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days onl^ tor_ Lag:unltas, Camp Meeker.Monte -Rio, Caxadero and way stations.
VIA;TIBUROXFor Tlbaron, Belvedere aad -Saa Rafael;7:40,-8:20. *11:00 a. m.; 12:30. SiJO.5:10, 6:SO p.m."daily. f
7:40 a. m. daily for Petaluma, SantaRosa, Healdsburg, Cloverdale. Ukiah,\u25a0Wlllits. Sherwood, Sebastopol, Glen El-len,^ Camp Vacation and way stations."\u25a0 '<\u25a0 3:301p..m. daily, for Petaluma, SantaRosa, Healdsburg:. .Cloverdale, Ukiah.Guerne ville,\u25a0" Sebastopol and way ata-tions."-
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.'-•- 5:10 p. m. dally for Petaluma, SantaRosa, Glen Ellen and way stations.
'9:20 a. m. Sunday only for Petaluma,
Santa-Rosa and; way stations. . \\'•To Tibnron.only-" ' -
.\u25a0 . \u25a0-
\u25a0-"".* Ticket Office—
Ferry 'Bßlldlar-> General Offlce-^James», Flood Building.
MT. I^JVIALPAIS I^ULWAY\u25a0 ViaSausalito Ferry—Foot of Market St.Lv.Saa Fran, j __m^_ '-"'.' Lt.TmmalpaiT
DAK- nAY fe^¥g3_ X>AY DAT
9:45 A 8:15 A '^^» WiOA 7:OA:- S:i5A /ytigS&g/ UMA W»P
_____10:4iA 1:«P _____pxr 1:43 P, LtaalHslUavt 4U5 P OAT
4:45 P iMP stHsiyThM BJIP %MT
TICKET OFFICE 'AT SAUSALITO FEBKT
Tire following' marriage- licenses were" IssuedJn San Francisco Thursday, February 27: •
Thomas :Duggan, 22, 1120 Rhode. Island St.,«nd Marian Dillon,, 21, 1233 Kansas- St. •
•Herman- Delpino. 23. 276 Eighth aye., an 4Ottle - Maegowan," .20, 535 Naples. »t. :
John M. Carew, 21, 1683 Page St., and. MaudV. Mattason. 18. 323 Castro at.
Alfred Be——
tann, 25, 2121 Beach st.. anuCarrie Relchwagen, 31, 812 Bay at. • .
Philip F. Murphy, 29. Crt Sharon st., andEllIeK: Fewer, 25. 4659 Eighteenth .st.
Henry ff.Crpwly. 28. 692 Valencia St., andJosephine Savage, 20, 473 Vermont st..-:---
Philip D. Nicholson, 51.-
34fl Twenty-sixthaTe., and Emma D. Swan, 50, 2215 Cfement st.
•William A. Edmonds, 21..3270 Twenty-ftfthSt., and Ethel -E. Van Laak, 1&. San Francisco.
Theodor Vollenwelder, 32, 138 Sixth St., " andBertha M-.-Achennan, 2S. Portland. . .
Jean'
Prat. 23. 604 Broadway, and . LouiseLannesstis, 24. 1333 Pacific.aye. %
Kino d'Amede Eaoul de Teba, .23. Heidelberg,Transvaal. ,Seuth Africa, and Olga CynthiaDaphne Pavllla. IS.'1142 Turk st. .. -
";.George A. Übl, 26. 2926 Pine St., and Helen
J. Schinjjer. 20,. 190S Webster st. . . •Anton Scbiecul, 25, 270 Lily aye., 1
and JulieScbrffinger, 25,-523 Lanma st. \u25a0-.'-\u25a0.
Frank Thude,/24, and Ruth Carter, 21; bothof 1567 Fulton st.
OAKLAND,"Feb. 27.—
The following.marriage.licenses- were Issued, today: /. . :
Frank- H. Pepper, 19, and Mabel E,. John-son. 17, both of Oakland. -
-\u25a0„-•\u25a0\u25a0 .'Joe Chans, 48, 1Astoria, and How Tee Ju. 18.
San \u25a0• Francicco. \u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -'- '\u25a0'•«! vr '>.. -
."'^William Wilson. 82, and Katie -Van Someren,28,!both of Oakland.- r'/i -; -r^" \u25a0
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\u25a0
MARRIAGELICENSES
BIRTHS
wife of James P. Lewis. (nee-.-Barry), a son. H
\u25a0MACKIXTOSH— •In*this .city, February TS.'I&OS,'
to the wife» of James C. Mackintosh, a daugh-\ter. •' ~" .V. \u25a0\u25a0
-\u0084- :''Z
"';.,,.\u25a0"-.
WESTERFELD— In•',this ,city. . February 25.'190S, to the wife of Dr. O. F. "Westerfeia, a'
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