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Jtt iW to a isr lb rsigjy qiSctf 1ooco ttofrfr ff iffiiSftifo iW mBEBmMMmmmMi i vVi giifMK Mfti Seven eai iii rO MATTER Jioir the eit market In Drtces for crude netroleunvth Irrepressible gusher wilt continue to mirttiiiiiniJtterimieiUt had been don dedvlUiout remorse NoifeoomeV thtfSuiefclMSl undr reonrotdi001brrttprdjlsrrhl 1 not remarkable1 but It Voold much letter It It jiriri not controlled a measi nr found necessary by rauon 10 the Uefc of tdras rdHU for urcr output AU thtfoir winboiiVod for th company has put a larg fort at worlt throwing up earthen reservoir and taking other meaMto car for th output i if The latt figure a to th produe Ion for 18U how that the output during th rear waiTllit0S2 barrels aealnot 7l0100 for 110 Th excess of th past rar was 8848511 or a little leai than thruantltr avd from th Lakvlsvr It 1 not eipected that th output for JIU will be surpaised by that of 4 in JLakevlew belh re soonslbls for the Increase over tHS production of 1110 added to th outputTof several large srushers that oam In last roar The Increase during Hits aot lK Itself tUsceuragUlgv were It not for jtVf pillna up ot the surplus In storage Even that ha been reduced by severel million barrel during the lest rears caused by an increased consumption flu to the low prices of oil Th outlook I krowlnc better day by day and It may be safely predicted that the present year will witness vastly Improved eon dltlons COX80L1DATB nECTElTERSniP Stephen Child ha ben appolnUd by an English court a receiver of th Brltlih Confolldated Company but It by no means follow that the company la In an Insolvent condition Th com ipany mad soma unlucky purchases In the Midway field and spnt 1400000 on 1 th property Without any return Nat rurally th stockholder became dlssat risned and demanded an Investigation It Is said that the company has ln preted about 11000000 In the 011 fields of California and has expended mor than halt a million In the Coaling district Notwithstanding these larf ilnrestments th total Indebtedness Is mall and will be met as soon as th receiver submits his report1 It Is ex pected that within short time th operations of th company will be con tinued Th London Financial Time says that notwithstanding the bad luck that has attended recent isll promotions and th fact that underwriter hate had several largo stock Issues left their hands and have had to finance enterprises out of their own pocket ja boom In oil Is expected during 11J Ic especially states that arc prepara tlons are being made to float an Amert jean enterprise with a capitalisation running at seven figures Two large Colonial Issues are also assured during the year MORS DECEMBER DIVIDENDS In addition to the list of dividends I published last week the Silver Tip ald 3000 the Record 11 0000 and the iei Key 327 This is doing very well Jn th face of a demoralised market ASSOCIATED1 BIO PROFIT Vice President Joseph Chanslor of ithe Associated OH Company reports ithat the company has earned 11500000 rlurlne the year lilt The profits navel UWn invested in betterment and lands and will not be distributed as dividends Thla fact Is pregnant with prom Ise for the oil Industry In this State howlng the stability of th oil business In a year of great depression ROUMANIAN OUTPUT INCREASES According to reports In London financial Journals the total production of crude petroleum In Roumanla during the first nine months of 1011 amounted to about 7500000 barrels as against 800000 for the corresponding period of 1910 Th total exports of all petroleum products for the same period Showed an Increase of It per cent over those of th corresponding period of th preceding year The following Is a summary of the exports Nine Moatlis mil tone 1010 teen ferine Million iBiaif els ferliL lliiilcE Matspn Steamer Honqlulan Is eturriing16 irte djd Run Out pr Ilk Port Pnslne KerotcD IvubrlntUif Pirtffln Cradle HI Heeldatls Tattls 88781 Ml 24843 333703 2000 0000 2 148 23000 25000 130800 40895 40314S 433083 SCARCITY RAISES PRICES Price for crude petroleum have doubled In Roumanla during 1111 on account of the Increased demand I coupled with the decline In output of the Baku fields Theae factors have Impelled operators to adopt deep drilling with a view of Increasing the aup ply Heretofore wells were drilled to a depth of only 1000 to 1800 feet During August and September crude was selling 12 and 86 kopsca or from It 25 to ft 40 per barrel Th output la used largely for fuel LIVERMORES LIVELT WILDCAT Efforts are being made to develop tth high grade oil Indication that hav been found In th Livermor valley In Alameda oounty For many years oil seepages have been found In the foothills southeast of the town of iiUvermore and at different tjmea Nforts have been mad to develop them but never until th present hav th developer been In a position to go to a depth that might enow tn quan tlty that could be produced The Independence OH Company gan drilling Juat before the holidays land Is now down 240 feet This com Ipany which Is financed by Massachusetts capital with some from Llver jmore has a standard rig on the ground installed by Rhoads eV Cadi of Stockton who have the contract for Ithe well Rhoads has taken personal charge of the drilling and Is forcing the work as rapidly as day I and night shifts can operate Rhoads says that he Is prepared to go more Itha 2000 feet If necessary but that It la expected to strike th same oil sand that waa found In th old Allsal well I at 1200 feat Th Old Allsal well was 1 lost at too rest bur at 041 feet tsirty two feet of oil sand was struck which I would hav yielded between ten and twenty barrels ot oil that showed teats of not leas than thirty seven degrees Baume John Oray a well known operator of Kern has made an examination of the Livermor field and consldsra It promising He has taken to Bakersfield samples of oil and sand taken from a tunnel a short distance from the Independence well The oil Is about 85 gravity He thinks that the ij WILSON CO MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE SAN FRANCISCO Mala Office Ml BldcSaa Fraaetseev Braaeh Osllrrs Palace Hetel Saa Fraa elaeol Hetel Alexandria Lee Aagelea Grsat Hotel Saa Dies private Wire Chlcage and New York general geological features of that field and the extensive oil seepages ar very favorable Indications Ota good oil producing territory i RAILROAD TITLH ATTACKED OK men are Interested in the ont eome otthe suit filed lastweekJn the Federal Court at Lo Angeles by 8 Mlnot Boot and Croiler aa trusteea of I the Burnadett Oil Com pany ti henenclarles under tbt trust arBaL Scott A Potto ILTokey Herman Oelaner Bar rtt PijIcnwayHJPottrWi Jan Fr4 Barrett James 0Con nor Cheater Moore a MnotC Ewlng A Moor And Croiler laeiciaim nuau on tanas wr excepted from the railroad grant that th railroad accepted the grants with the exceptions and that the company has mad a lmllr mineral reservalon la thand soldby It The land attacked by this suft Is In th extreme southwestern xtensloaof th fUM aniX nl lltHiL OrL HIXED CONCRETE TOR ROADS Logan iWallePagfc director ot the office of publlo i roads of th Depart menfi of Agriculture highly praises the discovery recently made of a new use for crude petroleum It has been discovered that av larg quantity ot cmde petroleum could be cmblned with Portland cement paste by a very simple mixing process and furthermore that there was no separation i Ot the oil from the paste aft er letting The Importance of this fact was recognised and a series Of laboratory testa Were made using several types of oil and tars An enormous number of test epeclmena were molded Tor thete experiment whloh required the construction of a large re enforced concrete atOTag tank built an additional test ot oil mixed concrete A 14 mixture was Used containing 10 per cent of oil based on th weight of cement This tank was found to be absolutely water tight The tests show th advantage of oil mixed concrete In structures where a very Inexpensive damp proofing la dealred such as pavements basement floors and walls shallow tanks concrete building blocks concrete rootseto Vays are now In progress In Meridian place Washington innis street Staten Island and two brldg floor aurfacea at Rldgewood OH mixed concrete has alao been used with success tn the conatructlon of new vaults in th United States Treasury These vaults are waterproofed by oil mixed concrete In the proportion of one part cement two of sand four of crushed rock and 10 per cent ot oil The process Is free to all NEW PIPE LINE TO BE BUILT A dispatch from Pittsburg states that a contract has been closed by the National Tube Company for 6000 tons of twelve Inch steel pipe which will be sufficient tor a line about 125 miles long The line will br conitructed from one of the oil fields to refineries at the Coast As surveyors have been st work between the Kern river fields and Los Angeles It Is believed that this will be the route taken These surveyors tt ts said hav been fol lowing closely the route of the Pacific Light and Power Companys power line from Its plant on Kern river lor a considerable cart ot the way toward Los Angeles The purveyors are employed by Waller who Is understood to be connected with the Esperaasa Con solidated Rights of way have been taken In his name A report from New Tork ts to the effect that etook and bonds have been underwritten there for a pipe line be tween Midway and San Pedro FLOWER GIVES BIG OUTPUT While not a gustier but a flower the Edmunds well In the Maricopa district Is said to be delivering 8000 barrels per day Steadily The property constats of forty acres In section 82 The well I In th northeast corner of the prop erty and Is i80 feet deep The product Is a llttla better than 20 gravity The Standard has contracted for the output According to the London Financial Times certain English capitalists are negotiating an Issus of several millions in bonds for Investment and development In California oil lands The prospectuses have been printed and will be Issued srlortly ALBS DURING THE WEEK Eight atocks figured In tbe transactions on ths San Francisco Stock Exchange last week ending with the eloa of Friday eslona Th amount Involved waa 14181 The largest transaction were In Maricopa 21 of which 2500 shares were sold for 81980 at prices ranging from 80 cents to 1 Caribou waa second with 1000 shares for 81880 from 81 80 to 81 28 closing at th lower price The remaining sales wsre small The following Is the official list compiled tor the Chronicle by HopklnsMaltman Company brokers Stock Hlsb Lew Lait Shan Value Aal Oil 844 28 844O0 544 00 graokablre 83 50 S3 rlbou 123 120 120 1000 1250 Clarentost OS 00 00 Ketaraisg see former RW fresclie RawaUas cheanla UwMatioa NatlfiHos Com pear bartered sttamor HonoJolaa Castaln rred Beaoett le doe WedaeiKlar from ta tal aada The Honolulu I brlnilng llsht ears andai small list etapamenfaraJla hevfatsre rtivlll co operte irlta the wllbelmlaa aad LarUaa tweatr elshtdar acheilal between tbe Goldea Qats aad Dtamesd HeadV The bl brews carrier mala eeteral trlpa bettree Bound ports and Hawaii ttinlrt la relieving tea swtloa ief freight efferlsga at th aocttaro A mber of change bivet elite plica a tbe eteamar atace ah waa bare last Owing to alckaaaa Chief OHcat Jonr baa tailored br MwoeO Officer Hotcblna aad WfS pearaoa IS sow aeeeod and Blllnp a aew nun 1 third diet Steward ranell who raaka among tb popalar etaamablp sa eo the Fadte i still os the Job Another Mitaoa boat bound beta from the tiiandato tho Hvftdea ghw haa a lara eoaalsn meat of molaiaea aad a ealng foe the flrat time her neaaUrlaatallM taats roruia parpoaa SAjLORS iREJ REWARDED Oa behalf the English Underwriter and the London and PtciOo Petroleum Comntny Ltd vet Londoa owaera of the ataamar Mini Beea their Saa rraadace reorenttle Otla HeAllletar A Co have bees Inatracted that tbe anm at I7SO tobe autTltioted among too orn cere and crew ot tie oil tanker In reoognitlon tbelr Mrrlceala aabdulegtbe Bra which ee ctrrred while the vernal waa la dry dock at tbe Uelon Iron Werka taat Novembers The Ulna Bret arrived few dara age from tbe lower coaat and tbe rawarda will be made while the veeeel la In MWt Theofflcen and crew of the Union Ml taakar Oberon reeelved monetary rewarde leet week for their work In esaneblBg a Bra which broke oat aboard that LEADS LUMBER Hrlng brtweee Cooa her and tbl port the ateamer Kaaa Smith of tbe 0 A Smith tnmber Cemnanr In credited With having bandied larger qnaatlty of Inmber Is 1011 the anr ether veeeoi anoet in TOlweiT monine nno Irene norted 10114509 feet of Inmber from Cboa bar to the tloldea Gate Th Nann Smith eomnleted flftrHme ronnd trlpi and on each voyage thla war aha earned an average er ooiziv laec It claimed that her record baa never been dnpllcatad The ateamer la la command of Captain Olaon who formerly bad the Alliance LETS GO HER TOW The ateam schooner Chehalle arrived in laet evening from Grara barber reporting that aha wia compelled to leave the barkeatlne John Ueer on account of heavy weather A gala of aevanty flve mllea valoclty waa blowing and the tow Una parted aeveral tlmea Tbe captala of the Chehalla aald that the barkantlne would be able to make fair weather of It being well es ehore OLD SEALER DEAD Wlllltm WllUeme aa eld tlma aeellng mae ter who for many years had bean sailing ovt of Yokohama on Japaneee aeallng veaeela filed recently lQtheJapaaeaa port according te ad vtcea brought by the Mongolia Williams waa formerly on the Victoria aealar Borealla i well known oa tbla Coaat Ha waa 02 yeara of agaJ COAL FOR GOVERNHENT Bringing 5514 tone of coal for the Mara Island navy rira roe sntian ateamer arratnatriy ycTiox li JALBeV JGaLLOBER ni0tl8ALsVAtrOTls Aro roitnnMio MicKAri 133 tM PINE STREET TODx stqNDAtAiUART ioVi a At 10 Oelocs A 13X RINESTREET By Cetalegen atlSalesreesas Clothing Clothing NEW ARRITALS Feaey Plata Striped Serges Ckevtets vaaaiaaereae bi sanise yvwrw mie PaatsKten Also For the Aecowet fAvhomIt Msy iees 1 50 INKS Fiber Caavea Faaeteled rlae Braaa aaa jataer oeuse iV Caaee Bl OOLaABER LAURENCE INCENTT AUCTIONEER Member Baa ttanclaco Aaeoclatloo Aacttoeaer SatelSahaSIWageS siWrROivi t6okt6n AUOIJQNLE Trade XODAtt MONDAT i JANCART 15 Atll Oclock A JL at VUceat Merckaadls AaetleaReessa TS MCALLISTER STREET Betwecm Fremklla aad Oengh Thl lot of rgoods removed from Stockton for conveniens ot sale iAll In large quantities Agiwre 01asawaree Cblsaware Ooekery tampa Inverted Burnera CatletTi Bardware Toola Palntalalat Bruahee Jewelry Blbbona Notional 8 Caaee Ullllnery SOThBveryboay Intereeted la thla line of gooda attend thla sale Ho limit or reaerve at Vincent a LAURENCE VINCENT Auctioneer JAUCnoJCHALBS GALLICKAUCriONROOMS OfBe and Saleerooma 543 84 kKAIXISTCB St ST OALUCK Aactloweer W1U parklgheal price tot ruiellora ltaaanle ete erwua raooa aiarsat iiaf ea eemsUaalo in WlUSXLtV CtODUsiT KbNUATeiivfiJAmrART j8t AeAfiefSAtAeeAATna 1U4 46 MeALLISTER STREET Naya Nese At AT iiAaie THE JPUliNISHINaS 01 36EOOM APARTMENT rEOMOLATSTEEET Reneved Owr Saleerem Mat Pealflvely Be SeU Comorlainr Parlor Chalra RoCkarg Sofas Oak Bedroom Suits Brass Beds Enamel and Brass Beds Mattresses BeaaingjOaK Bureaus end cnmoniera Couches1 Foldlnar Beds Chair Fancy riockera OakEktenalonTsbleajDlnlng Chairs oaK Buffets crocnery ana Glassware Brussels and Tapeatry Car pets 10 Coal and Oaa Ranges Kitchen Renulaites Kltchsn Tables Etc 4jiauaolAaJ ar ittVQAIjaCKAnctlonrV NOTK The above furnlohluga are poeltlvely equal te sew aad very deelrable for dealers sad general pnoiic raaarveiret i li ROTH Auctioneer OfflM tad Bilwroom 4 4th Bt dor Ttban Uembti TalfinhtmaF DtinsTlsisi 441VL rr Lrrr ai AKICmiltm IU eVWUWtvnt AUCTION SALES CU AUCTIOSEEH tV Ortca and taleiroom Coraef of Tae Haas sad gaeramenta former VI alter Sundlas rboaea rranUlst24i Hornet CW33 Beeldeaoe sod Aebburyi Airitrrioi itM EiSTEIN illCTIOIH Wi3SEf SUrnVta A Aeaealtleef Aaatyf ifisV eoBir iHroB i OMea aad Salaareoma tt4 MeAllUtee Street Metcbeodlee ef 11 kUoaaooibleeeoiitee eomauaauavrirv eteoaatry fhaaea Market 8S7SI Berne gMTs if 1 1MIJ0R CURTIS WM Auctioneer mM ORiENlIiKMS j5t 1 A 5JdB 9J 4 tilN THE BITTTEB STBEET SALESBOOMS 532 534 SUTTEE STEEET if vesaelaa evidenced by the chartering yeatarday of tbef Oermas ablp Kleo to load wheat from Portlaafi for the Doited Kingdom Hooaer takea the Kleo at 81a Sd The laet pre vlona sail charter for theaeme bnelneaa received 80a 8d The Kleo arrived at Callae December 18th from Antwerp and will aall for Portlaad this week1 Thla la tbe hlgbeat charter of the jreaent aaaaoa and the itic la not likely to drop aa the aalllng tonnage available la octree at the preeent time and little la sight to handle thla aeaaouacrop a rr rwgT Airrjr OSODBTIO SUBVIT Time and silghW of blbandvlow watera at Fort Point entrance te Sanrrandwo hay By official authority of the auperlntendant The tide at Mlaaldu atreet wharf la twenty flvatffilmtalatrx than at Port Point The ibelgbfctjdjsvlg lbaesniest Paeea 1 Coal Mohawk 40 40 40 do NeUonal 18 18 13 Cos Midway 02 01 03 Dominion 100 loo IOO Empire 1 00 78 78 Enoe 10 03 io urn 80 Pear Oil 11 10 11 00 Oypay 28 2 Illlsola Crude OS 01 00 800 18 Marten 88 1 00 TO 80 3800 1880 Maeeot 88 fi SS McKlttrlck ne os Mid Premier XT 3T 17 Monte Crleto Ill 116 1 18 Nav County 10 10 10 New Pa Pat 00 80 00 Oocldautal 30 30 30 Plrlde RUtea 28 20 38 Palmer 18 78 78 JO0 T8 Peerleee 478 4 78 4 78 Premier 88 88 83 Pyramid 40 38 es Record 28 8 33 8 38 Republic 80 80 80 a HcK io oo i oo 10 no Beetle 38 30 OO 20 00 30 OO Sbawmut 73 78 78 Silver Tip DO 80 80 sovereign 18 18 i A 14 1 18 Sterling 187 188 187 300 270 Runout Moa 80 SO 8A Turner 100 I 00 104 Union Oil 80 80 00 SO 00 Oil 3 88 1 80 3 88 200 800 Yallewatoaa 03 03 03 Totals esoo 84181 BEOUGHT FEOM 170ETH TO FACE A SESI0TJ3 CHARGE Lot Angrelei Man It Accused of Embezzling Funds LOS ANGELES January It Frank Smith alias Cr Day was brought here today from Portland to face charges of embeaslement of 8100 from Mrs Nellie Bell Smith who was formerly In th real estate business here was arrested as th result of a disturbance he created tn a Portland hotel while alleged to be under ths Influence of liquor Th alleged victim of Smith claims that she gave him power of Attorney to dispose of property owned by her before leaving on a trip around th world Shortly before her xpetd rw turn Smith disappeared and th complaint charge that he embesiled 3800 which he scoured from the tale ot Mrs Birs property jtt ira tusy aoriLisM vstuiejr otrsn usiiriji i Captftln Kjrtd riTM y8teHiyioranr ilwf dirt from Nvwport Newi tb bid iiiinTeiit fal Tortr brwror MatTTjllpn iitopflfiti at St tMtflt Th Btrtthtirly od of nurabr of Brltlih od Nrwflin botlomf thtt liar ban flitd by th United fctt Ootrnment at lower rata tDtii Amrtnr owmiv an Wt for Pirry wg coaj rrora xnm Aiianuc ntuva io ma raciDc MISCELLANEOUS JfOTKS Brinrlnf i 1arfT nambar of pasMngers tba eoaitcr Frcaldent Captala Tbomat arrWed yea tardir tnoralna from Pufft aoand porta Tha North Paelflo ConiDftura ataamar fioanoka Captain Jetaen arrlTed yaatardif from A tort a ana Portland win quit a nat ok traveler Tba Southern Paelflo tag Oollla Captain fliran on ttrlTad yaaterday from Bedoodo In ballaat Tba United Stataa eolller Nero left tmraa Tanuirr Bth for Aeanuleo and flan Pranclaco Darlnt the bwry tale fof which bnnr orer the bar yaaterdar morning a Santa Pa barge In tow of a rtg collided with the harga which maraa in oiaatiog operationa on uineon roc a off HarrlMo itreet wharf Th Unttd State Arm trannport 8herldan which left bar Janoary 5th for Manila arrived yeeterda morning at Honolulu on her way to the lalanda Tha American Hawaiian frelchter Vlrrlnlan preTlonaly raportad in eolllalon on the Sound will undergo rtpalr on tha lleffernan dock at Seattle ARMY TRANSPORTS Tba Crook la In port Tba Login la at Manila Th Pnford la la port Tba flherman la In port Th Miarldan left January Bth for Manila TOMORROW IXESDAV JAUAHYC IS 1SU At 1 OVloek A MSharp 1IJ XLtkAT Biihlic Miction SSOOO Sleek SHOES CLOTRINO FUBS M1LLIMERT LADIES BELTS SWEATERS LEGGINS aad other ar tldea lea aamereai le nealloa Term strictly eaSlur Deposit required ROTH Auctioneer ilAlroRyiSTO i rf 1 I Li jfiir I ti AAI1 In All PM iaaeeas4seaaeass3iiaireet Tlmireet IS 188 SZ obi ano a uuu ao 18 tlSO 84 887 88lr8tHll 0B U40 88 IT 351 86 017 88 41 07 LH 1W IH 18 24t asjfioHtlB Til 88 8IT 0 30 fMt 6rTJnlUa losn 86 Bn o7 50 Sslag 81sllf hS 56 058 C8 51 I l85l 4TI 617 3nll44 83 S3 02 iAAfctasTH Coast Maritime Notes KURSKA January 14 Th steamer City of Tonek arrived thla mornlne from San rran claro with freight mall and pa wanger iua aiaamer raoruara arriTao rrom sen Pranclaco and Sun Pedro thla morning and la now loading at Field Landing Th ttoamer Loggia tailed for San rraaciece thla morning with lumber from RnaiktaVbrt I Tha aUimer North Pork took to aea thla morning with inmber for San Frandaco from th ArciU wharf SAW FBDRO SAIf PEDRO January 14 The Rrltlab iteamet Damara Captain MeLennon 4106 tons arrived thl morning out Aftr Ove daya from Boenoa Ayrea tla Tocopllla Tba Damara will dlachargt 1500 ton of nitrite at thla port con igDRa urace at ir ana men proreea for San Pranclaco with tbe balance of her cargo Tba Paelflo Navigation Company ateamer Tale arrived thla morning from San Diego and after landing peaaeogera and freight proceeded for Sn Pranclaco Tba steamer Harvard of tha vatne company nrrlTed thla morning from Sao Pranclaco with a good paeeeogar and freight Hat Departure today included the paaaenger and freight iteamer BeiTer for Portland via San Pranclaco on regular arhedula Th ateamer Port Bragg will complete tba dtacbarge of 660000 feet of Inmbor for tha Hammond Lumber Company and la ecueduled to clear tomorrow for Port Bragg to reload tasking paauengera and freight for th Weat Coait Steamablp Company at San Pranclaco Tba Paelflo Coaat Company teamer State of California touched her today bound from San Diego for Ban Pranclaco and after taking paaaengera and additional cargo proceeded Com Hinder A MofftHt 8 Inspector of tba Bightoeoth Llgbtboaa District who waa here today on a tour of Inspection stated that within a few month th whole system on tha California coaat wUi hav been practically racouitracUd so far aa lights ar oonceroed ASTORIA ASTORIA January 14 Th steam achooners Shasta Yosemlte and Westerner with lumber oargoe ror uauxornia want ta aea thl morning Tba oil tank ateamer 8 Forfar tn ballaat for Calif orala went to thla mornlnr Tn oil tank ateamer Catania erotMdoatJ uiis arternoon ror vmuoomi in naiiaac Hoooliilan IlonoJglu Ahrtlr Koft nntrfli Harvard Los Antrlee direct Nlnnon Uarn llouiikona via Yokohama and HouoJula Jen IS riaceJ pJlarHhanglsT vlfkKushlro Jan 18 ianolftAH Angel4v ioetPiSan Diego Jan 18 Falcon Portland fld At6rla Jan 18 I liana let Loa Anlei Jan 18 HVmarl llolaAyrtvla ToooplUa Jan 18 pproo Point Aastia snnAioion Jtn is flhirfefiarlsnSra jCjul tii Ban Diego Jsa 18 A KlllwrKilYia rlU etc Jsn 18 Queen Pugefc Sound ports Victoria Jan 10 PreHldontlyOs Mmi V1 LoHrtnct if aJ lltbnilan eMSaUnl TTnThTvn TJIego Jan SO Rose City Portlaad and A or It Jan 20 Bear I oa Angplea Jan 20 3eo Blder Portland and Astoria Jan 2tt Nobns Wnn VadlA Irl Jan20 Ta if alMtlti ilWaWPlsJIl jLBUli Jsa 20 Bruiwwick aoBi Jlcaga Jan 20 Crow 6 or Gjjirl Vlctorla via Van couver Tbe iteamer Bretkwater with freight and passengers iron tooa oay arnvaa toui proceeded day and Tba steamer Georr TV Bldcr with frAlefet and paasongar from Sao Pedro and way porta arrived todty and proceeded Tbe Britleh ship BeMwIog ws towed op th fiver early thl morning to load a cargo at Portlands Tba schooner Lyman from CalU Coloaa for Crays harbor waa epokeo off the month of th rlvr this afternooa by tha tng Ta tooah Tb acbooner Admiral whlcn crashed torongh Oronui 9it bhitji DKiriiing will no total loa Sb nas oroin op spit and portions of tbe boll ar being Vasbed on th shore All tbe balonrlncs of th eaptain and tba crew are lost it Is aald tnac in vessel was doc losurea to estimated value of the Admiral waa In tbe aelgb i Dornooa oc oouu PORTXAfTD rOBTLAXD Or Jaaearr 14 The ateam ablp Orterle ahlrteO toOer from tbe North Baak dors til dock at Albtna Tbe ateamer acbooner Tamalpale aalled MH7 for Han rranclaco wltb a carso ot lumber Tbe ateamer Breasweter arrived tudejr from Cooa bar point wltb freight and paaaengera Tbe ateam acbooner Carlo with a cargo of Inmber aad a number of paaaengera for San fraocleeo aalled today Tba ateamer George Elder arrived tonight rrom CalUorala port wltbrelcbt and peeaea era The ateam acbooner Toeemlte wftn a cargo er inmoer rrom io nicvuruncB miii ac ac Helena toe San Pedro went oeea today Tbe ateam acbooner weeterner wltb a cargo of lumber from tbe Hammond mill at Tongue Joint for San rranclaco went to aea toder Tb ateam acbooner Sbaita wltb a cargo of inmber rrom aainier ror can a raociaco went to aaa today Tholl tank ateamer Maverick of tb Stebd srd Oil Company aalled for California today Tbe oil tank ateimer Porter of th Ae aorteted Oil Company aalled for California today The ateam acbooner St Helena baa gene to Db rfonne i utsn on par hd ni lumnor or California and will Bnleb at Rainier The rrencb bark Merle haa Anlahed lecberg las bkllaat at Llnnton anil will be ablf lad to morrow mornn to tba elevator dock toetsrt loading grain aaotluur advanee la tbe grala rate or sallUs gulf IfreeTrTllwpTTHa mtr Seta 818 NOTEV la tba aVbve tibulatlon of tldea tba dally tldea are given Aa the order of tbelr oo rriia4sBimiri vltb Ui early morning tlllelrtHlTirtWlfiltflle column and tbe euc ceedlns tldea ea tbey occur On eoroe daya but three tldea occur tbe fourtb tide occnrrlug tbe following morning The column frtd gri Ike eleeatloo of each tide eboteofWlfl the plane of CDaat Survey Chart Soundtns The number are alwaya iMlMTe to th chart dentlie unwa preceded br the tninu alga or daah 1 wLen the numbera ar inbtrjme from depth given on tbe chart MOVEMENT OF BTCAMBRS Steamera due to arrive and depart today and ror the nest raw daya are aa rouowa ARRIVE Steimere Trom Aeanuleo Balboa Ceatralla Graya Harbor Rear Port lend and Aetoria North Fork Eureka Reaver Loa Anaelee Stete of California Loa Angelee San Diego Yele Loa Angelee and San Diego Yottemlte Portland end Aetoria Carlm Portland and Aetoria Cite of Toneka Eureka Buckman Seattle and Tacotna Tue Jea 18 Jan 1A Jan 13 Jan 15 Jan 13 and Jan 13 Jan 13 Jan 10 Jan IS Jan 18 Jan IT Jan IT Jan 17 Jan 17 TQiMORROW Tuesday January 16 At 2 IVJ The coUection includes all the finest weaves in Crpet and Bug sizes lJ aaWsainssr GIPSt mUr ADDRESS BIG OAgLAHD IQTIlSfQ T0lAY Evangelist to Speak at the Tint Congregational Church OAKLAND January 14 In accord ance with arransrements made with the Central Committee of San Francisco churches having In chars the cam paign of Gipsy Smith the famous Lon don evangelist the latter will be heard in Oakland tomorrow afternoon at 1 oclock The meeting will be held at the First Congregational Church at Twelfth and Clay streets that being the largest churth iljdltorjnjn available In the city and It la hoped that another meeting can also be arranged In this city to gettier with one to be held If possible In lb tireefrATlieitar Berkeley iT JTITT jfollowuig 6 custom in vogue at the meetings oeinr neia oy tne evange llat la PsvlllinItlnlt San Francisco a Jocai p8tdi Mfiiiak a brief address wntcn toe uojiy vu viiuw u9 ana win make the application Dr Qeorge White the SMtor of th Flrt Methodist Cburclhnas Btrn selected to make the ophlngJawdares tomorrow afternoon He will take his text from Pauls letter to the PhtUpplans beginning This One Chin JD The evangelist will be accompanied and Introduced by Rev Bell chairman of the campaign committee and tbeslngJgltCl4ental to the serv ice will he red froiessor a stout leader the Olpsy Smith choir GOVERNMBNTf SOLICITS BIDS The Ban Vranclsoo Chamber of Commerce has received ooples of proposals Inviting bids for furnish ing the Navy Department with sup plies to be delivered at Pearl Harbor Hawaii Including bronse door fittings rnlllwork steel aaahea trolley tracks and angle eteel Bids will be opened at Washington January SOth The Navy Department also call for a steam capstan and jMind steering engine at Mare island trid will open bids for these February 13th Copies and specifications sre at the Chamber of Commerce Onmrnniit Porter for Monterey atmr Catania for San Frencleco BANl0r iArlve4 Ja It tmr rifleld llenca 13 CLALLAM Paaeed In Jen 14 atmr Cbarlea Neleon hence 11 for beattle CBESCHNT faM lb Jin 14 elmr A nheolor from perFJSati Lnlk for Seattle KUBCKAAlHvrdJia It etmr City of Toneka bence 14 atmr Vanguard benre 13 Rallod Jan 14 atinra Nortb Kork and Lotgla for anTrariiieco nitAVH HABBfllR flaned Jan 14 etmr Tel low one fpe Lee Aagelei hr Eric for Toco nine uhr Tteneet for Honolulu UH ANOItLKSArrleed Jan 14 el ran Yale and stale of California from Sen Diego elmr At Auction TuesdayJanlB t1a8ircoaPa WESTERN HOR8K MARKET FoaHeeath aad Vsleacta Street Slaty beed gentle broke AU Pnrpoee Horaea weight 1100 to 1800 Ibe One ear broke alngle and doulle eitra ana delivery wagon bnteber and buelneae bnggybonea One carload Eaafer Oregon gentle broke Wagon Horaea weight 1M0 to 1400 lba Oee carload gentle and ready to work Horeea eooatgned by sn Oakland contractor These Horaea caa eeen Sunday morning asd snuidar of aale a ooirsiaimvt or man osAsz coures add tictdjuab from a prominent uverymes will be void without reaerve or limit ArjTosioBrxE8 Aim Lrstovsoras at xvo TTOU SAJtX TIMI One Locomobile Llmooalae good order and ready for nee Oae Locoowblle 8 tiaaanger tonrlng car wltb detachable tonneas and roadetar rdmblo Hat Obe 1808 Klaael Kir In ftret clean condition wttb original ttrea One 1810 Pope Hartford paaeeager toortng ear felly equipped and la perfect running order Wo ales offer at private aale one Mil 8 tearing car need aa a demonatrator rally equipped and guaranteed ror one year All etock guaranteed aa represented STXWAJtT CO Live Sleek Dealer HIOOISBOTTOM Auetlooaer SI AUCTIOiV SALE T0iAY HonuT jAjrnAiT Hit FARMMIS aad OONTRAOTOBS tike eotlce We will sell etr peeuesaccloQ eecood eonalgs neet of SO beed two earleada lloreea Uarea and 14 bead of 8nv large Afulea Jnat est of work oa tbe Weetera PaclOo at Auburs Rarneea for atock Sale rain or ablnet en reaerve er limit Sale 80 TAIJMCX4 STSJXr Stock ess be See at any time up te date of aale WM CLOCaa Auctioneer 31 AUCTION SALE TOMORROW Tuesday jaxcari is im at 11am suarp By Order of tbe Widow of Jobs CabllL of the Jobs Cabin Contracting Co and otbera we will aell 88 All Purwee Boraee end Uarea weighing from 1000 to 1T0O There era IS beed ef tbeae Contractors Horseaetber weigh from 1400 to 1700 alao there are 8 Sand Wagena 8 Seta Donble Barneea All Steek Xaat Be as eo raoented er steney Befnadad KI88J0 SALE 8TA1UC 41 Tiieaola Street sear lit Bale Starts at 11 A Saars COHrT Ancttoneer Outalde Horaea Sold oa Ooramiaaloa IWalklngton 0 1 Iwtaa I 87 Jan 20 Jib 20 Sill Jan 13 Jaa 18 Jan 18 Jo I Jan 15 Jan IS Jaa Io Jn 11 Jair Id WUeTtTr Irsd as HoooaIyAr ilejun For KDftts rity Bslbos Mscklssw BsIIhs Homrr Coos bsy A Ktlbnra Kursss Prtsllnt Lt Angsles Yslf Xjo Angplcs Cm trail fi Vw Anfsl ss Coin Bsy Moss Landing t7matlIli Hoiifj1 tjorlsl Admlrsl Samprton Seattle nnd TacomsJss fl RssTir Astorta and Portland Jsa in Carlos Los AngelM Jan 10 Yoaeinit Los Angeles Jan 14 Wllbelm In a Honolulu and IIlJo Jsd 1 Bear Los Aogelw Jan IT Brunwick Port Bragg Jan 17 Va Foam Point Arm a and MsndotTlooJaa J7 Harvard Los Angeles and San Diego Jan 17 Homft Itfaftl Taoma and Ererelt Jaa 17 Phonnli Burka Areata sto Jaa 17 Stats of California Los Angslea and Sao Dtcgo Jan 18 Bades i Honolalu Tit Poget Sound Jan 18 City of Topeka Enreka Areata ttfJaa 18 Rosnoks Astoria and Portland Jan 10 Henrik Ibsen Hydnsy Nsw South Walts and Auckland Jaa 1ft Hanalrt Loa Angelwi port Jan 10 Yal fjos Ana flfS and Ban Diego Jaa 10 NafaJ New York via Panama 1lractJaa SO 00 EMfr Lou Angeles Hair Dlsgo Jaa SO fMldent Ptigt Wound ports Jaa SO Bnckman Keattla snd Taooina Jan 20 North Fork Barks Areata sto Jan SO A KlJburo Eureka Areata ttcJaa 20 ARniraD at ban trAnciscp Br tmr Strtthnalrly Kydd 60 days from Newport Nwi via fct tncla 02 days tmr Oraca Dollar Jaooben 47 Uoari from Los Angeles Rtmr Cbsballa Kettlesoo 4 days from Gray arbor Stmr Mon tars Harris 148 boor from Port Townsentl tU Clallam bay 111 bows Stmr Phoenix Koksrtts 88 hours from Bo on Peaeoe klreL BTmr EeXCRisior nuauiwrs oa uvurs ovm un Angeles fltmr Norwood Knadssb 84 hours from Los Angel kVtmj Daisy rrtaman Johnson 40 noun from Los Angele Stmp Prssldsnt Thorn aa 87 hoars from Besttl Stmr Aetna Olsen 28 hours from Eareka Stmr A Kilburn MeLtllta 26 hours from Eureka Stmr Sooth Coast Boberti SO bonrs from Eureka Stmr Sea Fosm Hsnrlekson 18 hours from Mendocino Pnt Aon IS hours fltmr Isqna Self 84 bonrs from Los Angeles Stmr Tern pis Dorr Psnser 88 boars from ray a Harbor Stmr JVann Smith Olsen hoars from Coos Stmr Rosnoka lessen 83 Hoots fmnV istorla Soar Nawark Wsylaod 8 hoars from Pigeon points Tog Collls Bwanson 40 hoars from Redondo BAILED FROM SAN FRANCISCO Stmr Olonel Draka Badger Saattle i4th karrti fifl In tow Stmr Norwood Martin Grays Harbor fttmr Helen Drew Gunderson tturska Stmr Porno LUleland Albion fitmrKlamatb Jahnaea Astoria Stmr Roanoke Jesaen flan Diego SUar Arctic Under Fort Bragg Stmr Banalal Hamma Los Aogsles Stmr laqtuw Self Knreka COAST PORTS ASTORIA Arrived Jan stmr Breakwater from Coos Bay stmr Elder hneo 12 Ssllsd Jan 14 atmr Yosemlts for Las Aa felnsr stmrs JMsr1ck and Westerner for Ban ranclacoi sUar Shasta for Loa AJigalsst attar KarVanL 1vuw i3 Brlmr Damara from Toco Dllla atmr KatLerlco rum Eureka Sail oft Jan 14 fit mm fttate of California and Yale for iVan Prant1ef stmr Karragut for enilse imr Madrono ror crulne POINT RKYKSPaswd Jsn 14 stmr Ilioenlt from Eureka for Ban Franclico stmr Temple Dorr from Grar Marnor ror ssn rranciero PORT TOWNHKNDPasned In Jan 14 whr Annie Csoipbeu rrom uts Angeles ror ts coma RAYMOND flslled Jan 14 stmr Qulnanlt for Hair rrsnrieoo mmr wniaps mr ijw Angeies stmrs Rainier and Raymond for Angeles Arrlred Jan 14 stmr Dafvy hsore 11 stmr sMarfafr from is Anireles SANTA BARBARA Arrived Jan 14 stmr State of California from San Diego and aalled for Ban FratiPiseo SEATTLK Arrived Jan 13 stmr Hsr Hit hence 10 stmr Msntanlts from cruise Jan 14 atmr Jefferson from Bkagwayj Br stmr Prince Runert from Prince Rupert stmr North western from Southwestern Alseks wtmr Ne hraskan from isaiina cms via nan Fraorisro stmr Hmaillla from San Francisco sttnr Bertha from Taeomat Jap stmr inana aiaru rrom Ta corns atmr Virginian from Taeoma Sailed Jan 18 Br stmr Strathlyon for China Jsn 14 stmr Rnckman for San Francisco Br stmr Prince Rupert for Prlnee Rupert stmr Rnrnslde for Port Townsend TACOMA Arrived Jan 14 stmr Bertha from Valrte bslled Jaa 14 stmr Olenm for Sao Fran Cisco stmr Ylrclnlan for Seattle TATOOKH Passed out Jan 14 tng Sea Rovsr with barge 91 tn tow from Seattle for San Frsnclsco schr Edward Wast from Kigla Harbor for Santa Rosalia atmr Olenm from Seattia ror Ban Francisco stmr Asuncion rrom fleam for Ban Francisco stmr Roma from Ystc6tver for Port Ssn Luis passsd In Jaa 14 stmr Northwestern from sides for Seattle stmr Eureka bancs 13 for fleattltj tlVLAND PORTS IIONOLULTT Arrived Jan 14 atmr Sbert dsn hence 8 for Manila Sailed Jan 14 atmr Maryland for Goat cull EASTERN PORTS NEW TORK Arrived Jail 14 atmr St Louis from Southampton FOREIGN PORTS GENOA Balled Jan 14 stmr Canople for Boston LIVERPOOL Sailed Jan 14 stmr TJltonla for Boston LONDON Arrived Jaa 14 stmr Chancellor for Ban Francisco PANAMA Balled Jan stmr Nero for Acs pole snd Ssn Francisco QIIEFN STO WN Sailed Jan 14 atmr Car mania for New York SOUTHAMPTON Salle4 Jaa 14 atmr Pratt dent Lincoln for New York BIRTHS AM DEATHS 0MMMMMM niRTHS CROWLEY The wlfs of Timothy Ciowley Murphy of a son NO ACROSS January 14 tha wife of Noit rnun or a son DEATHS Bstes Lymsn 88 Chrlsfensen Annlne 85 Conroy Thomas SB Cranton S3 Dunn Joaepb 20 Durham Margaret 8X Tex Aanle 77 French John De87 Oarvty Slater Eugenia Ooriaan Thorn a a Holson Theresa A 40 Jones UsrUa Lnags Hsorr 4t Urkln IM1 Llddl IXobsrWSS Unforth Msry Metatyre Edwsrd 80 Moasgbajl Mary 73 OBrien Bridget 78 Paterson Margaretr 74 Pvleres Rost 85 Regit Jacob 55 ayey Loring Starn Abrsiiain 4A Kraua Frederick 84 Udd Parish BATES To Oakland Jsnusry IS Lyman be love4 hosbsmi of A note Bates stepfather of Trsblleock Mrs Dlllsrd Mrs Botvln and son of Mr sod Mrs Rstea of Colorndo Springs CoL a native of Oderlln Lorain county aged 88 years CHRISTENSEIT At rent In this city January 12 Annlna dearly beloved wife of Captala Joba Chrlstensan devoted mother ef August Alma Fred and tbe lets John Cbrlstanaen ami sister sf Mrs Grosskarth of Vallejo and Nlchlane Claussen of San Francisco a native of ieli1aHolsteln Germany aged 88 yeara 1 month and IS daya Friends and acquaintances sre respect fully Invited to sttend ths funeral Monday January 18 st 1 oclock fjrotn the psriors of Sub Wleboldt UK5 taleocta street near Twenty fifth Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery by electric csr from Twenty eighth snd Valencia streets Remains at her lste residence 00 Fslr Osks street between Twenty flrst and Twenty second Guerrero and Dolores until Monday January 15 at 11 oclock CONROY In this city January IS Thomaa Conroy beloved nephew of Mrs Qulnn and Pstrlck jUorla A native ot San Francisco aged 85 years Friends snd acquaintances are respectfully Invited to sttend ths funeral Monday January 15 at 080 oclock from the parlora of Leery Brothers 2017 Twenty fourth street between Harrison and Bryant streets thence to St Peters Church where reqslem high msss will be celebrated for the repose of bis soul commenclnff st 043 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery CRAHT0N In this city Jsnnsry 14 Frank Cranton dearly beloved son of Herbert aad Kllen Cranton snd brother of Lymsn Herbert Evelyn sad Bernlce Cranton Mrs A Cress well Mrs A IC MscDonald and Mrs Broyer a nitlve or California aged 23 years and 17 days Notice of fnnersl hereafter Remains st the chapel of the Truman Undertaking Com pnay 1910 Mlsalon strait between Fifteenth sod Sixteenth DXrNV la this rity January 14 Joseph beloved son of Merge ret and tha lata William Dunn and brothpr ot Malcolm Marjorle and Florenre Dnnn a native of Saa Francisco aged 20 years 5 months and SI days DTJBHAM In this city Jsnoary 13 Margaret beloved wife of John Durham and mother of Margaret Durham a native of County Boo Common I Is ml sged 33 years Tbe fnnersl will tske place Monday January 13 at 0 dock frotn her late resl iVnce 2731 rolrten Gate avenue between Si an ran snd Wlllard streets thenc to Stsr of the Wes Cli iirch where a requiem high mans nDI he celebrated for tbe repose of her wmiI commencing at 030 oclock Interment St Marys Cemetery Oakland FOX In Oaklsnd Jsnosry 13 Annie beloved wife of ihe late Dr Fox and desrly he loTed mot her of 1 he Is te Sophie leve Fredrlcs Ksrall Rebecca and Otis Ftf nstWo of ffimiv Poland aged 77 years 11 months snd 23 dsys Friends snd scquslnlancea are respect fully Invited 1 aitend the funeral services Tuesdsy Jsnusry 18 st 2 oclock st her late residence 800 Flfty flflh street Oaklsnd Interment Mountain View Cemetery FRENCH At rest In Kmt Oaklsnd Jsnusry 1 John Day French desrly beloved husband of Msry A French and loving father of Arthur Howard Florence and Wallace French a nitlve of Orange Conn aged 67 year Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral services Tuesdsy Jsnusry 10 at 1030 oclock st bis lste residence 1473 Tenth avenue soathwest cornel of Rest Twentieth street Esst Oakland In tiajnient prlvsts 0ARYZY In this clly January 14 at St Vln rcnta School flitter Eugenia Garvey a native of Dun more Pa Friends snd members of St Vincents Aliminse sre respectfully Invited to attend tba funersl Tuesdsy Jsnusry 18 at 10 oclock from Ht Patricks Chtircb where a solemn requiem high msss will be celebrated for the repoee ef her soul Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by electric funeral car leaving Thirteenth and Weat Mission streets at 11 oclock Plesse omit Sowers MEMBERS OF CHILDREN OF MART SO dallty of SK Patrlcka Pariah are earnestly requested to meat at St Ylneenta Convent Tuesday Jtnaary 18 at 8 oclock to attend mass snd funeral of onr lata directress Sister Eugenia PRATT President HURLEY Secretary 0ORMAN In thla city January 14 Thomas Francis Gorman loving father of Frank David Alfred Loretta aad William Gorman and the late John and Fradr Gorman a aatlvs of San Francisco Friends snd scqnalntsnces am respectfully invited to sttend ths funeral Tuesday Jsnusry 18 st 830 oclock from tb parlors of Ruhr Co 2019 Mission street between Twenty fifth snd Twnty lxth thence to St Jsmes riwrrb wbera a requiem high masa will be celebrated for tbe repose ef his sonl commencing at 0 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by carriage HOLSON In this city January 12 Thaeeea A beloved wife of John Holson daughter of Mrs Sbaphoff and the lata Shaphoff and sister of Mrs Monroe Mrs Vollars Mrs 1 Hbspter Mrs Brysnt and Shaphoff a nstlve of New York sged 40 years sod 8 daya Now York papers pleas Copy Friends and acqualntaneea are respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral services Moodsy Jsnusry 13 st 1 oclock at ber late residence 1318 Lyon street Interment Woodlawn Cemetery by automobile J0NXS In Ssusallto January 13 Martha Jones devoted mother of Otla Jones snd Mrs John Ratlierforrt snd loving Bister of Mrs Anal liewiTT dit ot waive Friends and acqnslntanees are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday January 18 at oclock from her lata residsnca Iower PsnU Rosa avenue near Johnson svenue Sausallto theneo to Stsr of th tt Church 8antsllte where a requiem btgh mass wui no ceieorsien iw ioe reposo or Dec soul commencing at 080 oclock Interment Holy Crss Cemetery by electric funeral car leafing ferry on arrival of boat leaving SanaaUto at 1108 oclock and arriving at ferry at 1134 OCIOCK JO NTS In this city Jannary 13 Elisabeth janes netnTm wne ot ine ist Mmstl JOQes native of Scotland straii 70 ns The funersl will Uks plscs Monday Jsnu st Bcinri rrom tne parlors of beloved husband of the late Mary Krsns and lovtng father of Sophia and Fred Kraut Mrs Georgia Wb eel and Mrs Emma Becker Mrs Btsors and tba lata Urn Lain Campbell a native of Rasel Snitperland aged 84 years months and 18 days Notice of fnnersl hereafter Remains at the parlora of McGinn Bros 1823 Eddy street ULDDIn Alameda January 14 Tartan Ladd LAiroE In tola rity January 14 Henry dearly beloved bnsbsnd of Llsslo Lang laving father of Edith Lang and beloved brother ef Mrs Theodora Panler Herman Langs and the lata William Langs a aatlvo of Saa Frae rtsco aged 41 years A member of Court Seal Rock No 43 of A Friends and acquaintances ar respectfully tnvtted to attend the funeral Tuesday Jsnusry 18 st 1 oclock from the parlors of Theodor Dlerk A Co 000 Dlrlsadaro street corner of McAllister where services will be bald ander the auspices of Court Seal Rock No 45 of A Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by electric funeral car from Turk and Stslntr Street laasJUmr In this city January 14 Francis desrly beloved son of Catherine and tbe lata Patrick Larkln and beloved brother of James Pstrlck Owen Michael Peter Thomas and Annie Larkln and Sister Msry Bertha ef Notre Dame Convent of Alameda a native of County Monagban Ireland aged 88 yeara moains ana it aaya UDDLE In Oakland January 14 Robert Ud die desrly beloved husband of tha late Clara A TJddle a aetiva of England agad 88 yeara and 0 daya Notice of funeral hereafter Remalaa at tbe chapel of tha Trams Undertaking Company 1010 Mission street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth UBTORTH In Berkeley January IS Mary aisoe uiaiorxo win or ino isie james Lin forth and mother of Edward Waiter A and Caroline Llnforth a native of Cornwall England Services Monday January 18 at 11 oclock at St Clements chapel corner of Claremont boulevard and Russell street Berkeley Interment private MonrrTXE In this city Jansary 14 Edward dearly beloved hurt and of Maggta Melntyre loving fattier of Tilda Edward James Harry and Robert Melntyre beloved son of Edward and tbe late Jana Melntyre and devoted brother of Henry James John Jane and Llssle Melntyre Mrs Qulnn Mra Qulnn and Mra McLaughlin a native of Scot I and aged 30 years A member of Burna Social and Football Ctuh Friends and aequslntanrea are respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral Tuesday January 18 at 818 oclock from hie late residence 824 Rutledge street thence to St Peters Church where requiem high mass wilt be celebrated for the repose or bis soul com menrlnc at 0 oclock Interment Holy Croea Cemetery XONAOHAN In this city January 12 Mary Monagltan dearly beloved wife of James Monatthan and loving mother of Mrs Annie field 1 nstlve of Trelsnd aged 73 yesr Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully Invited to sttend the funeral Monday January IS at 10 oclock from her late residence the Presidio Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by csnisge 0BRIXN In this city Jsnusry 14 Bridget desrly beloved wife of tbe late James OBrien loving mother of Mrs A Carey and grsndmother of Frank Cerey nstlve of County Cork Ireland sged 78 years 11 months snd 12 days Friends snd acquaintances sre rcspci fully Invited to attend the funeral Tueadsy Jsnusry 18 st 813 oclock from the psriors of 1 I Kenny 1033 Eddy street nar Stelner thence tn St Dominics Church where a requiem hietli msws will be oelebrsted for tba repose nf her soul commencing at 9 orlnck Inter imnt Holy Cross Cemetery by carriage PATERSON In Portland Or January 11 Margaret Paterson beloved mother of Psterson a nstlve of Scotland aged 74 yes 5 months and 23 dsys Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attnad tha funeral services Mondsy January IS at 1 oclock afc tba Central Methodist Eplacopal Church corner of Parrel and Leavenworth streets Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery by automobile Remains at tba chapel of slated ft Co 1123 batter street PET ICES In thin etty January 14V Bono Pelecea a native Austria aged 33 yeara RE0LI la this city January 14 at nla lata residsnca 11 Wolfs street Jacob Regit dearly beloved husband of Johanna Rcgll and loving father of Ferdinand Joaepb aad William Regll Mra Javier 11 sen and Mrs Benjamin Reiser a native of Melen Wnseen Canton TJrt flwltserland aged 83 years 4 mon tha and 18 days tEVEY Kntered to to eternal rest January 1 Loring dearly beloved husband of Ellen Sevey and father of Mra Colter George Ta Sevey and Mra a lion a native of Maine The funeral will take place Toe da Jsn usrr 18 frsjm the funersl psriors of Monahan fc Co 2380 41 Mission street near Nineteenth Funersl strictly private STERN is this city Jsnoary 14 Abraham beloved hnsband of Ellas Stern and devoted father of John Stern a native of California aged 48 yeara and 3 montba tNotlca of funeral hereafter It la specially requsated that Bowers be omitted WALKING TON In this city January 14 at 84 Fifth avenue George youngeat child of Arthnr and Elate Walklogtoa aged 1 year and 5 daya WISE In this city Jsnosry 14 I Wise beloved buHhsnd of Julia Wise and loving father of Mrs Emery sged 57 yeara and 8 months OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SEVEN Pines Circle No 8 Ladle of tbe A sre requested to sttend the funeral of our lste sister Annte Csrrlck Monday Jsnusry 18 at 080 oclock from Graf A Coa Chapel Ueary ana fivisaoero rrpsserr nj oroer Wl vt fa a tttjxrtf 1ormn twaMA srv 13 Leary srotnera zuit Twenty fourth aireet between Harrison and Bryant streets Inter D1II i8Tiir AT OsV8B7WvTS liAtJi rta tAla civ Januar 14 fradarlca KLIZABrrH TWIOO brfnlnrr AJJA PCRCILI PrMldent MOUNT OLIVER Strictly Non Secfarlan Modern uw8m PEMETERY BaaSAUBBBSwSSaasSBSaSBaB JVl 1 ftll Hi I 1 1 s4 till 14.