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1 OAETiATfJ TKIBUNE. DECEMBER 16; 1901 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TO LET HOUSES UNFURNISHED. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. Oakland Gfritmns Scheuer.

Wm. Schnllle Ed Rchrla. W. 2. Serjeant, S.

Shakespear. Antone Siivey, TITLE TO 0 MODERN tipper fiat, on Twenty-third st; fine location; 6 rooms and bath; newly tinted; $22.50. Keys at Laymance Real estate urnce, 460 igntb. st. 1 UNFURNISHED sunny rooms; use of as.

bath, telephone; block and half from Adeline station: convenient to Eighth and Twelfth st. car lines will furnish if irA ui i aid a nuuM Htta- nWlv furnished: large lot and barn. F. i. Porter, 466 jigntn st.

Brand Kw. TJa TZirfnr Tiatr J306 room cottage; choice location, cottage; near train; sunny. 7 room house; brand new; fine. Jij room house; good location; modern. $206 room flat; E.

Oakland: desirable, $22.50 6 room flat; centrally located, $43 8 room house; furnished; central, $12 5 room cottage; furnished; nr. train. STEWART CO gBroadwaV, Near Tenth Street SOMETHING NEW FOR RENT. $40-2 story; 8 and Telegraph elegant, new. $35-2 story 8 and Orchard new, very modern.

$25-2 story 8 and 15th good condi-. tion; yard, etc. $22.50 Upper 6 and 23d st; modern, newly tinted. $22.50 Upper flat. Grove st; fine location, modern.

$15 Lower flat. 4th st nr. Castro; yard, 8 and 16th st; central, fine condition. $18-CotUge 6 and Market just painted and papered. $16.50 Cottage 6 and Linden st; high basement, yard.

Apply for keys and further Information LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO. Eighth Street A. J. SNYDER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. 467 Ninth Oakland, CaL fi(.

ave. 2 rfa'nd b. $20-Grove st cor. 35th st; 7 r. and b.

pfrrj: 8 r. and b. 18tb st nr. Chestnut; 8 r. and b.

$35-New Orchard nr. TeL 8 r. and b. $40 19th st nr. San Pablo; 9 r.

and b. Cottage 3d st nr. Tel. 5 rooms, flO-6th ave. nr.

16th st; 4 rooms. axyrue nr. st. 4 rooms. $14 18th st nr.

Brush; 5 and $25 28th st nr. 5 r. and b. "-oo union cor. loth st; 7 r.

and b. $10 Franklin nr. 1st st 4 an $12 Market nr. ISth st: 4 r. and b.

vita st. nr. loth r. and b. J2Z.50 7th St nr.

Oak; 6 anrt r. $25 10th et. nr. Jackson; 7 r. and b.

$35 8th st. oor. Grove: 7 r. and b. WANTED HOUSES AND ROOMS.

WANTED At once, nicely furnished house of 8 or 9 rooms; small family. Address box 89, Tribune office. STORE FOR RENT. TO LET Double window store on Broadway; fixtures and counter all complete; only $25 per month. E.

A. BUSHELL, Real Estate. 1253 Broadway. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. WANTED Board and room with private family, by single gentleman here for the winter; room must have stove or grate; references.

Address Henry Parker, Oakland Postoffice. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. TO ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS Drawings, tracings, blue prints prepared; reasonable terms. E. P.

Johnson, Engineer, 873 Jackson st COTTON BROS. bridge builders and general contractors, engineers and builders of all kinds of bridge work; pile driving and wharf building. 478U Tenth Oakland: telephone 643. RESTAURANTS. LOUISVILLE RESTAURANT, John Slavioh, proprietor.

1071 Broadway, near Twelfth Oakland, Cal. NEW POSTOFFICE RESTAURANT -Meals served day and night; oysters cooked in any style. 469 Eleventh bet- Washington and Broadway; tel 641 Pine. Millschich Crchum. ft i- u.

Mmms, lxiulse Simmens. Mr. and. Mrs. B.

G. Smith. Charles Snow. Clara F. Spencer, Edward H.

Stearns. Mrs. FVW. Stone, C. M.

Struger. Stuart and Sapp. Mrs. Jt Sunderbaus, Mrs. Carrie Syl- vester.

'-a i' -s Agnes Tabor; Mary P. Talman. Agnes R. Tart Mrs. H.

B. Taylor, Jens Thompson, -D. H. Townsend. Alonxe Truworthy.

Mra Eva Trombley, Walter Turner, Margaret Tungate. 1 V. Mrs. D. Varlander.

'I I I W. G. Walker, Miss Watson, Mrs. Stella Washburn, Ralph Webster. W.

H. Welch. j. W. B.

Welch. Mrs. Mary A. West. Jack Westphal, Edward Weston, W.

H. Wheat-ley, Sara Whitney. W. Whitney, Misa Leslie Wight, Lottie Williams. Mrs.

Williams, Geo. S. Williams. Irene Winter. Mrs.

Chris Wise, Mrs. Addle E. Wood. SB Etta M. Zwicher, Mrs.

E. Yocam, Jo Zurilgen, J. C. Zabel. Mrs.

S. A. Zablf, J. Zabel, Etta M. Zwicker, Mrs.

J. Zabel, Mrs. Zabel. MISCELLANEOUS. Callle 760 Iff HAD CONFIDENCE IN WIFE.

The will of J. M. Dutcher, deceased, a carpenter Of 1113 Paru street Alameda, has been fifed for probate. The deceased! passed away on the 5th of this month. The will bears date of.

May 1. 1893. The estate consists of $250 in personal property and about $8,000 In realty. The heirs are the widow, Sarah Louise Dutcher, of Alameda, Addle Belle Norton, a daughter, residing also in Alameda. The Will is olographic and bequeaths all the estate to the widow.

The closing paragraphjruns as follows; "Now. the reason I hav made no provision for our darling daughters, Mrs. Ad-die Belle Horton, nee Dutcher, and Elsie Louise Dutcher is that I am fully satisfied that my wife will do what Is right and just by them. This instrument is written entirely by me without dictation or influence." The widow is named as executrix without bonds. CHURCH CORPORATION.

Articles of lnoorpoTtatton of the Pilgrim Advent Christian Church of Oakland have been filed with the Oounitv Clark. Tha directors are W. R. Young. L.

A. Aldrlch, S. Wilder. George C. Tanfear.

A. Wtit- feld, E. T. Priest and A. Belknap.

Tha purposes the corporaition are said to be to establish and conduct religious tea-dhlngs In accordance with the principles of the Advent dhrlsbian denomination. As the corporatiton is not formed for pecuniary profit, there is no capital stock. ROTHENBERG COMPANY. Articles of incorporation of the Rothen-berg Company have been filed with the County Clerk. The incorporators are Iouis Rothenberg, Henry Rothenberg, G.

I. Raychester. Edward J. Wolfe, all of Ran Francisco, and A. H.

Marx of Oakland. The capital stock is $150,000. Each share Is worth $100. The corporation Is to manufacture and deal in spirits. A LIGHT SENTENCE.

James and Peter Gannon, two brothers, who were taken into custody last week with burglars' tools In their possession, by Patrolman Sill, were fined $5 today for carrying concealed weapons. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind Yea Have Always Bought Signature of A nice present for Xmas Is an order for photographs on Belle-Oudry's studio, on Thirteenth street Take elevator in Abrahamson's 6tore. XMAS TREEST Wholesale and retail; large stock. I.

A. Coonradt cor. 9th and Clay sts. Telephone Black 2716. 717 Second street A Christmas Candies at Standeford'a.

Packages ready for mailing. Ne-j and novel holiday favors In basket: and bonbon boxes. Santa Claus headquarters for sweet meats. 1505 Broadway and 10 San Pablo avenue. jf.

Call for "Prieat's Napa." It Is tha best. 380 Thirteenth street. -Telephone John 836. "White Enamel Beds," Wire mattresses and top beds. Tha best there Is at reasonable prices, at H.

Schellhaas, corner store. 408 Eleventh at UNLISTED SECURITIES. OH STOCKS. For sale or exchange by Joseph B. Toplitx, Member California Petroleum Miners Association.

Member Producers' Oil Exchange, panys Pncs. 75 7 3b 15 10 00 1 00 25 35 73 75 60 li 75 25 50 Price 1000 Occidental 49 luuu Bachelors U6 60U0 Santa Maria 1000 Transcontinental 13 100 Lake and Colusa 2 00 1000 Grand Pacific 12 2000 Kern River Oil Co. Cons. 01 500 Prudential 08 200 Lion 08 lo.u lvine "Star BOfl-Monarch 18 600 Sunset (original 20 229 Superior 10 6uo Xnree SUtea 01 $0 900 Yukon ldio Fanochlto 1000 New Century J900 Red Bank uuu iransfer 04 05 10 20(10 California Crude 1500 Diamond unira 500 Sovereign 150 Holllster Crude 1000 Famoso 1000 Clarence 1000 Globe 03 05 91 23 07 Uti 10 01 08 15 64 25 19 19 15 25 25 75 4 75 50 50 29 69 25 $0 60 1 4 10 20 26 ti 60 6 1 00 26 500 juanita 5000 Sinnemahoning ee 1000 EOO Sunset Crude 500 California Fortune lew Great American in Normal (09 Colusa Cons Del Rey ism -Rnkersfteld Callfornlan 15 SOU fean.iaxy wuuwwu 1000 Gray 'Gander 10 1000 Colorado Callfornlan 500 Sea Breeze 13 VWW OH Land 11 wwtnilnois Oil Bond 09 40 And a great many uiucr uuutsiea on ana mining stocks at corresponding reductions, Orders for shares may exceed above quantities, but can be given for lota of TM shares or more and will so be filled promptly. You will always receive from me the benefit of a change In price.

If by the time your orders come in there haa beea any change. Therefore deal "Mlrect" and address Joseph B. Toplitr, CO Pine Street San Francisco. Notice to Creditors. JLN AMERICAN WOMAN want situa- tlon to do genera, housework.

528 Eighth et WA 1 tZStiT4-1sm kv nwmAtntf mi Mil- ba to do housework; Is good cook and laundress. Apply 5 Eighth st. 7r -i WANTED1 A position as housekeeper by a. nuoaie-a-rea lady in wiaawers Hy. or for t-wo adults.

Mrs. Evans, 1015 Clay st. MRS. FAUGHNAN. wants i work; washing or Kousework.

a JAPANESE WOMAN wants position for cook and housework. 529 Seventeenth Oakland; TeL Cedar 786. KOUNG GIKL going toachool would like good home In Christian family in return for light services. Address 714 Peralta l. instead of rent.

Address 1034 Chestnut st Oakland. Ai COMPETENT COOK wishes a place; good references. Apply 529 Eighth st-. near Broadway. GIRLS wishing situations for general housework, second work or nursing can get the best positions by applying at Marvin's 1169 Washington st.

a FOR REFERENCED HELP send 7oar order to Mrs. Cattell. a Eighth st. near Clay; oldest mcst reliable employment office; all nationalities; male and female. Telepbrae 2576 black.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. $7 TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping. 536 Twentieth st LOWER floor; furnished. 911 Grove. NBWLY furnished sunny modern rooms; SeThT CaU bet and 12.

Tenth st. TWO pleasant housekeeping rooms. 1216 riav at. Clay 8t- 5 EL MERRITT New management: everything first class; special rates to families. 404 Twelfth st, cor.

Frank- lin. FURNISHED ROOM, with alcove, sunny; rent reasonable. 1360 Fourteenth st ONE furnished room to let tieth st 549 Twen- Ft it 1SHBD ROOMS for light house- wiui rnge. wiij wasuuigiun street. KEEPING rooms reasonable.

Clay st 1059 NICE HOME for one or two families; eight sunny rooms; separate entrances; central. 615 Fifteenth St. TWO. SUNNY furnished rooms, running water, bath, gas; good location; breakfast if desired. Box 16, Tribune office.

A LARGE sunny front room for two; two beds; one-hai. block from narrow gauge. 306 Thirteenth st. Oakland. FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms.

Earl Raymond. Seventh and Center; telephone red 667. FURNISHED front rooms, suitable for housekeeping; also single rooms, at 419 Sixth st "OAK LAWN" 715 Eighth st, cor. Castro; select boarding house; thoroughly renovated and newly furnished; mid-day lunch a specialty; everything first class ana reasonable; phone Brush 7. BU8HELL-HO USE Thoroughly renovated; new management; rooms single or en suite; transient rooms.

462 Twelfth street NICE sunny furnished rooms, teenth st; quiet and central. 664 Four-n TWO YOUNG MEN can have a home in a beautiful new residence with every modern convenience; references exchanged. Adoress box 87. PORTLAND HOUSE 4S2 Ninth st. between Broadway and Washington; nicely furnished rooms; suites, $2.50 to single rooms.

$1 to $2 per week; transient 25c to large front suites for offices; phone Grove 945. SUNNY furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 856 Broadway, over Osgood's drug store. SUNNY ROOM, furnished or unfurnished, with board if desired; use of parlors with piano during the day; telephone; call evenings. 1502 West st, cor.

Twentieth, NICELY furnished sunny room, suitable for one or two gentlemen: convenient to electric oars and locals. Apply 857 Grove street NICE sunny room; new flat street 815 Grove a FURNISHED ROOMS Gas, running water; telephone; choice neighborhood; low rent; references required. 120 Eleventh street a NICELY furnished front room; sun 1053 Alice cer. Eleventh. aU FURNISHED street ROOMS.

628 Eighteenth a PLEASANTLY situated sunny rooms; modern. 924 Filbert st; phone Orsen SIX rooms; bath, barn and basement In good condition. Owner 108 4th st GERMAN HOUSE 864 Washington st; sunny rooms 5 to 10; front housekeeping rooms with gas stove $10 to $14. THE OREGON 1156 Broadway; sunny rooms en suite and single; houackcep-tng; S5 to $16. a HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE! At Lorin station. Berkeley; four rooms, bath, laundry; all modern improvements; corner lot 60x100; house nearly new; cost more tnan price, h.sdu. S. P. MEADS CO.

i223 Broadway. FOR SALE House of five rooms. In excellent condition; rented for $12.50 per month; lot about 40x76; centrally located In East 200 feet from elec- trie car line; will be sold for less than the house would cost: price $1,200. P. MEADS 1223 Broadway.

a ROOM8 AND BOARDING. 6UNNY ROOMS, with board; bath; gaa and phone; convenient to all car Unas. 820 Fourteenth at i FINE BOARD and lodging for one to three gents; ten minutes' ride from locals; rates reasonable. Address box 72, Oakland P. O.

NEATLY furnished room with board. Call 817 Jackson st. cor. of Sixth. LARGE sunny room with board.

918 Tenth st I Apply a SUNNY KOOMS Single or en suite; with lj inr T7 T7TYT KTTCiTrTJT-l TIVtVfK wftH A vtrhaitt board; day board a specialty; elegant table; $4 per week; 25c a meaL U03H Broadway; come up ana try a meat FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. NICE HOUSE of five roams and bath. 829 East Twenty-ttrst at 1 ELEGANT modern two story, eight rooms and bath; Knox Place, bet Telegraph) and Grove; large yard 40x160. Keys at Laymance Real Estate Office. I MODERN two story, eight rooms and bath; Knox Telegraph and Prove; large yard 40x164 $25 FURNISHED cottage of Ave rooms, fas, bath, laundry, etc; nlee garden; eelrable neighborhood, two blocks from local: or will sell the furniture cheap and rent cottage unfurnished.

Address box 93. Tribune. $40 HANDSOMELY furnished modern cottage of seven rooms; horse and carriage. Address box U. Tribune.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. PIANO ORDER on first class house for horses, harness and buggy. Address Exchange, sub-station No. 2. East Oak- STLYISH automobile, cost what have yoa for exchange? Address box 90.

Tribune. LOT la Callstoga, near mineral water. will be traded for lot ta Oakland, or will selL Address Box 107. this office. 2 KS45JHlUei I su.

THE BEST BARGAIN yet offered In a nice cottage of five rooms and bath; large lot; within 14 brocks of City Hall; good4ocation; $L25e. for one week only; easy terms Bunco, 952 Broadway. AN EXTRA well -built TOttage of rooms with all modern improvements, on high ground, at Piedmont bargain. $1,660. E.

A. Buahell. Real Estate. 1253 Broadway. i FOR SALE Lot 50x100; block 1.

lot 21. Oakland Homestead Association; near head Lake Merritt; a Address Michael Curry, Tribune office, i FOR SALE A fine modern cottage, centrally located; a big bargains must be sold. For terms see owner at 1124 Eighth st WANTED Cheap for cash; some Berke ley real estate; state once, location, sise. Box 15. Tribune office.

WANTED Building lots or acreage In North Oakland, for cash. Address, with price and location, box 12, Tribune office. EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL. LESSONS in English to adults; backward children and foreigners; also French, by lady of experience; terms moderate, Address Teacher, 1126 Myrtle st DANCING School and Delsarte Washington Hall. East Twelfth st and Sixth stage and fancy dancing; adults Tuesday evenings.

8 P.M.; children Saturday afternoons, 2 P. M. Mrs. S. Honn.

professor. 8 TEACHER piano, violin, mandolin, guitar and banjo. 120 Fifth st. bet Madison and Oak; terms reasonable. 7 OAKLAND 6CHOOL OF ART 12th St.

cor. Clay; principal. John F. Dupre; branches: Parisian method: oil snd water color; portrait; landscape; mod. eling; black and white; living nude models; inspection incited.

THE celebrated Prof. Bothweil Browne's School of Dancing and Grace Culture; classes Wednesdays; children and ladle to 3:50 P. adults evenings, 8. American Foresters' Hall. Thirteenth and Clay visitors welcome.

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Rooms 45 and 46, Blake block, 1065 Washington at; Director, Adolf Gregory; all branches of vocal or instrumental music taught thoroughly; private or class lessons; terms moderate. J. F. PALMER Teacher mandolin, guitar, banjo; rooms 1 and 2, Macdonough building; Instruments free to pupils, to take home. MONEY TO LOAN.

FROM $100 upward Du Ray Smith, Searcher of Records and N. P. 4o9 9th. A. W.

BERRY 457 Ninth St. $5,000 at lowest rates; loans made on pianos, furniture, jewelry, live stock, etc you need money see A. W. IJurry, 457 Ninth street A. W.

BERRY 457 Ninth st $5,000 at low est rates; loans made on pianos, rurnl ture, Jewelry. A. W. Berry, 457 Ninth. LOANS on furniture, pianos, jewelry or stock; low rates; private.

Room 318, Central Bank Oakland. $100 UP Salsbury, 459 Ninth; notary pub- lie ana conveyancer. LOANS on Real Estate and on furniture or pianos, with or without removal, in Oakland, Alameda or Berkeley; any amount; lowest rates; all business con-- fldential. Call or write to Becker 927 Market Bt. room 613, San Francisco.

DENTISTRY. W. E. BROOKS, San Francisco Specialist; affections of the teeth and all dental work; best surgical and medicinal methods; operating parlors at 502 8utter st, corner of Powell; telephone. Exchange 60.

Residence, Oakland. J. M. DUNN, D. D.

S. Dental parlors, IO0314 Broadway, rooms 14-16 Union Na tlonal Bank building. Oakland. Cal. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

300 EGG Star Incubator, 60 egg Petaluma Incubator. 2036 Magnolia Oakland, FINE singing canaries also several kinds 01 iancy birds for sale. 1970 urove st FOR SALE A few bright and healthy thoroughbred cocker spaniel puppies for sale at $5 each. Enquire at 964 Tenth st, Oakland. FOR SALE Electrife fixtures complete for eight room house; also top buggy.

Apply 1013 Central Alameda. FOR SALE A fine spar 16 Inches at butt, 8 Inches at top, 123 feet long; clear and straight as an arrow and without a blemish; Just right for an A No. 1 premium flagpole. Call at or address Puget Sound Lumber First and Clay Oakland. UPRIGHT PIANO, perfect condition, $65; answer Quick.

Box 17, Oakland Tribune, FOR SALE 40-inch squaring shears and press. Owner, 1176 East Fourteenth st, Oakland. DEALERS. ATTENTlON--Number high grade pianos must beVsacrlficed for cash. Address "Confidential," Tribune office.

BARGAIN Singer, New Home. Automatic, White, Wheeler Wilson, Domestic, $5 up. New machines, $20 up. Easy payments, or will exchange for household goods. Earl Raymond.

Seventh and Center; telephone red FOR SALE Room, street Inquire 1654 Seventh LOST AND FOUND. LOST Dec. 13, near Nineteenth et, black cocker spaniel. Finder please return to 413 Nineteenth st and receive reward, FOUND On Franklin st, about December 4, a brindle greyhound, without collar. The owner can have same by calling at 1116 Franklin st LOST Thursday evening, pair of nose glasses in case.

Finder kindly return to Tribune office or 1502 West st, and receive reward. j- LOST Irish setter dog; $10 reward; leather collar; ring on collar and a piece of tin about 2 inches long. Return to R. J. Boyer, 1016 Myrtle st.

Oakland; phone blue LOST Between Oakland an San Lean-dro, gf Vd link -snake cuff button. Return to Tribune office and receive re- -vs-'v LOST Piece Battenburg (linen center) on Ttrnadwav. bet Sixteenth and Twen. tieth st Finder please return to 1457 Broadway ana. receive reasoaaDie reward.

LOST Today, one second" hand rubber tire; reward H. Brosnahan. 267 Twelfth st LOST A collie pup two months old. dark orown'iour wniw -ega; wnite xrtu tin OB tail Minn vu WW C75 East Twenty-sixth street and be re warded T. Howard.

UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. THREE pleasant, sunny rooms, furnished or unfurnished; rent Apply tsoi taxtn isast -jaxtanq. $13.25 INCLUDING telephone; upper flat, chree small rooms, almost urnLaned. 216 Eleventh st, between Alice and Jackson; too small for children, a SPECIAL BARGAINS. Special Bargains.

Special Bargains. Special Bargains. Special Bargains. Special Bargains. Special Bargains.

Raa1 Til? $18.500 Business cofher; just the location xor cnoicest location in serae-ley. Since we secured our contract a $40,000 business block going up; the new Postoffice has leased adjoining premises for 10 years; present Income $s0 per annum; no leases; believe we can get XL500 per annum. A genuine Investment "Thanks for your contract" LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE 460 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland. An Elegant Home. aaust be sold.

(Read this): Near Senator Perkins' mansion, Vernon Heights. We offer lovely modern Gothic style, built for a home; rooms; porcelain bath; electric appliances; fine mantels (one cost $250); interior superb order; barn; choice garden; large double frontage lot; present price includes $800 worth fine new 5-months-old carpets (would sell at a bargain elegant Flemish carved oak dining room set value property mortgaged $5,000 can remain; cost over reduced to we, possibly can get further reduction to close sale this week. Forcing sale First first served. Our instructions are to sell. LAYMANCE RE AC ESTATE 460 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland.

A Splendid Opportunity. Special snap: on small payment A contractor has two Ideal new -room homes, with flat loans of $3,000 ana $3,500 on each; to save paying iotejff' and rather rent and to get his working capital 'has authorised us to obtain immediate offer over present loans. We hav sold to prominent Oakland merchants and a lawyer who have a quick knowledge of their value; loc1 close In: superb neighborhood: 600 ieet of several $25,000 homes; no choicer home neighborhood: stop paying rent, if you have not much money, see us. we will arrange balance; don delay, call at once, while seller Is anxious to sell. We strive to offer srood values.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE 460 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland. $22,000 Palatial Mansion. "Beautiful fcr situation." possessing advantages of near remoteness and ac cessible seclusion: only one year con structed; a rare home offering. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE 460 and 462 Eighth St. Oakland.

rooms and bath cottage: fronts risrht on Telejrraph lot 33x120; mortgage $80; quick sale waniea. LAYMANCE REAL 460 and 462 Eighth St, Oakland A Determined Effort to Sell. MjTiflconf fun rnnrh near Hay, wards depot; 31 acres: city style improvements: owner refused has mortgage reduced to $16,500: needs monev: mnst sell at. anv sacrifice: a grand opportunity. $13 25 INCLTTDING telephone: upper fiat, three small rooms, almost furnished.

216 Eleventh between Alice and Jackson; too small for children. LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE 460 and 462 Eighth Oakland. Special Bareralns. Soeclal 'RarKalns. Special Bargains.

Special BarR-ains. Special Barsralns. Special Barsratns. Special Barsrains. $2.100 HOUSE of 7 rooms on fine corner; 75 feet frontage; In first class location and surroundings.

(1-6) $1.250 House of 6 rooms and bath; close to Center st station; pays 12 per cent on investment (1-4) $2,500 House of 7 large reoms and bath, reception hall, grand view, barn, lot, close to car line; $500 cash. (3-15) $2,750 Cost nearly new modern story and a half cottage, with exceptional features of comfort close to car line, also within walking distance of local. (1-6) THE E. P. VANDERCOOK 1016 Broadway.

$1.400 SIX ROOMS: bath. 1am and base ment: in good condition. Owner. 108 Fourth st- a ATTORNEYS. CHAPMAN CLIFT, Attorneys-at- Law, 905 Broadway, Oakland; tele phone 836.

A. BLACK. Attorney-at-Law, rooms 26 and 27, 957 Broadway; phono Brush B. H. GRIFFINS Attorney-at-Law.

921 Broadway, Oakland; telephone red 501. GEO. EDGAR JACKSON, Attorney-at- Law, 922 Broadway. Oakland. FREDERICK E.

WHITNEY, Attorney- at-Law, removed to szi Broadway. rooms 17 and 18; Telephone Black 501. B. H. GRIFFINS.

Attorney-at-Law. 921 Broadway. Oakland. HAROLD MARTIN. Attorney-at-Law, rooms 15 and 16.

9l Broadway. BROOKS HARGIS. Attorneys-at-Law, Parrot Building, San Francisco; tele phone Jessie 601. A. A.

MOORE, Attorney-at-Law. rooms 51 and 62, 418 California San Fran cisco, CaL; telephone red 2621. GEORGE W. LANGAN, Attorney and Counsellor -et-Law, Livermore, Califor nia; practice In all courts. BEN F.

WOOLNER, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law and Notary Public, 1003 Broadway; rooms 7and 8. CLINTON G. DODGE, rooms 15 and 18, 806 Broadway. FOX GRAY. Attorneys-at-Law, Paci fic Mutual Building, entrance tt, lourth floor, San Francisco.

GEORGE E. DE GOLIA. 957 Broadway, northeast corner or Ninth at, Oakland, room 2, teiepnone no. sa. JOHNSON SHAW, Law Office, 969 Broadway, rooms 49.

50, and at MBLVIN CHAPMAN, Attorney-at Law. has removed to 905 Broadway, Oakland, cat. SNOOK CHURCH. Attorneys-at-Law. 9zz juroaoway, over union (savings Bank.

NYE KINSELL, Attorneys-at-Law, 861 Broadway. HARRY W. Attorney-at Law, sb7 Broaoway. rooms zz. zs.

SAMUEL BELL McKEE. Attorney-at' law. 7 Broadway. Oakland. CaL NURSES' DIRECTORY.

MALE female nurses, dressers, mas oay ana nignt service, mm our- teenth st. phone Pack 281. DENTISTS Ol RECTORY. A NEW PLATE The Whalebone cannot break: warranted 20 years; crowns $3.50 fillings 50 cts; plates $5 full set We make a specialty of crown and bridge work; all work painless and warranted. Chicago uentai Fariors.

24 sixth st, cor. Stevenson. San Francisco; open eveninga, GEO. F. AMES.

D. D. S. Removed from 1110ft Broadway to 1068 Washington, cor. Twelfth.

E. A. UPTON, D. D. a Rooms 9 and 10.

1198 Washington st. corner Fourteenth hours 9 to over Howell. Dohrmann DR. GEO. W.

LEEK 20 O'Farrel, ex tracts or- nus teetn painiessiy oy his received eight first puses; no studenta; SEARCHER OF RECORDS. G. W. McKEAND Searcher et Records and Examiner of Land Titles, removed -to 458 Eighth at, west of Broadway Oakland. The 6 o'clock edition of THE OAK- LAND TRTBUipE inajr purchased In San Francisco et that hour at 741 Market i street, near Grant avenue (Cooper Cow art stationera); at the ferry building news stands: at the Grand Hotel news stand, and at the Palace Qctel news stand, Office 46 News Telephone 163 PUBLISHED DAILY (Sunday excepted).

OX. 415 and EITH STREET, TRIBUNE PTJBLISHINGsKJMPANJ WILLIAM E. DARGIE. Present Delivered by Carrier 50c Per Month New York and Chicago Offices. The Eastern offices of THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE are sitjated at 230 to 234 Temple Court, New York City, and at 317 and Sl8 U.

S. Express Building. Chicago, with Mr. E. Katz as manager.

8an Frarwiseo Office. The 8a Francisco office of THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE Is at Powell street. Columbia Theater building, and the manager la Mr. F. R.

Porter, to whom should addressed all requests concerning local advertising patronage. The Tribune in 8an Francisco. The o'clock edition of THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE may be purchased in Ban Francisco at that hour, at 746 Market street, near Grant avenue (Cooper Art Stationers); at the Ferry Building news stands; at the Grand Hotel news stand, and at the Palace Hotel news stand. Growth of Oakland and Suburbs. Residents of Oakland 1890 48,642 1900 66.960 16,464 13,214 8,168 1,016 Alameda ...............11,165 Berkeley 6,101 Fruitvale.

etc 3,108 Emeryville 228 68,284 10522 Population of Alameda County. In 1890 93,864 In 1900 .130,197 AMUSEMENTS. Macdonough "The Cowboy acd the La-fly." Dewey Camille." Alcazar "The Gay Mr. Lighitfoo." CaMfornia "Rip Van Winkle." i Columbia "A Royal Rogue." Tivoll "Little Red Riding I Grand Opera House "Diplomacy." Orpheutn Vaudeville. -Central 'Muldoon's Picnic." Fischer's Vaudeville.

Oakland Race Track Races today. MONDAY DECEMBER 16, 1901. GENERAL NOTICES. DRESSMAKING by the day. 1427 Filbert st; telephone Lake 101.

EXPERT uDholstertn. polishing or re pairing; send postal or call on C. Koeh. ler, blO UUl opp. naih FOR "lip-to-Date Signs" see ALTEN-DORF, ma San Pablo telephone brown $25.

OAKLAND WINDOW Cleaning HI Seventh street, order box S. W. corner Twelfth and Broadway; cleaning show cases, looking glasses, windows, paints. Doors scrubbed, etc. contracts by week or month; phone 612 main.

O. Flgone. PERSONALS. G. W.

HARTMEYER. PRIVATE SECRET SERVICE. No. 2448 Ashley Berkeley; write. FREE TRIAL of Mechanical Vibration, -which cures by restoring perfect circulation; also scalp and facial treatments giiven; latest improved methods.

IMa Washington st, room 58; ladles only, A. B. McCAlN. practical landscape gardener: work done by contract or by the day; A-l reference. 409 Ninth st.

Oak-rnd. MADAME SODAN. world renowned card reader and palmist 615 Tenth near Washington, xne trutn or no iee. RETURNED Mrs. May, clairvoyant and business medium.

Hours. 10 a. m. to I p. m.

$43 Franklin st Phone Red 1433. NOTARIES PUBLIC. GEORGE W. AUSTIN. Notary Publla.

10OS Broadway near Tenth at. STEWART, E. Notary Public, 1008 Broadway, near Tenth st. Oakland. AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Agents to qualify for the general traveling agency on a good salary and all expenses paid; also local agents to sell the best books published. Why send East when you can get same books on better terms at home? Address Occidental Pub. E. Twelfth agents WANTED something new: household necessity; free booklet and particulars. Dundee Mfg.

Sunol Glen. Alameda Co. MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED Two good men to soMclt and collect for a large financial institution: amrat be able to furnish good references and fidelity bond. Call Tuesday morn Ing, Dec.

17th, ait 420 Central Bank building, Oakland. E. R. Clayton. (WANTED Five capable hustling traveling salesmen' for balance this year and next, toy well established Jobbing house; staple line, requiring full time and high references; no novtoe need apply.

Box Three. Detroit, Mdch. a BOY with a wheel wanted at the Trio-une office. WANTED A good solicitor for newe-' paper work. Address box 33.

Tribune 1 office. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. HONEST young Japanese boy wants a position as schoolboy. Address 470 Seventh st, Oakland. JAPANESE young boy, speaking good English, wants a position as schoolboy in the family.

George, 602 East Twelfth st. East Oakland. JAPANESE AND CHINESE Employment Office; first class help of every kind: tel. buck 2432; 415 Seventh st FEMALE HELP WANTED. WANTED A young girl to help In bak-' Apply to the St Lawrence Bak-' ery, 1602 Webster st, Alameda.

GOOD GIRL to do second work. 8. E. cor. Lake and Jackson sts.

Apply WANTED Girl for general housework and cooking; small wash; three In family; wages $20. 1242 Linden st GIRL to assist In housework; small family; sleep home. S34 Ho hart st FIRST CLASS COOK Wages $30; girl for housework in country, wages $25; competent second girl, wages $25. 1169 waplngton st WANTED A girl for housework; small family. Apply 617 Hobart st WANTED A girl to do light housework; no cooking.

1055 Peralta st -WANTED Girl for general housework and plain cooking. 1034 Filbert st WANTED A woman tor housekeeper at country hotel; also to take care of two children. Apply 1164 Washington. WANTED Several good lady canvassers for newspaper work. Address bos 82, -Tribune.

WANTED One lady to mail or superintend distribution of circulars in eaci town of United States; good pay; permanent employment Address with stamp, Mrs. M. Summers, Notre Dame, Ind. WANTED Girl or elderly woman for general housework; wages $12 to $15. Call 3 Oakland ave.

IS ALL CLEAR Four Houses Belonging to Mer- jitt Estate Have Been Sold. The decision of Judge Ellsworth to the effect that the tMerritt childien have no interest to the property em braced in the Knowles Trust removes all cloud on the property. After the dissolution of the Knowies Trust by order of tine court there "was a distri bution of the property, a good deal of which has 'been transferred to various parties by James P. and Fred A. Merritt The appointment of la guardian for the children of James P.

and Fred A. Merritt by Judge Sweeney of Shasta, with Instructions to commence suit to determine what rights, if any, the children (had in the Knowies Trust raised a doubt as to the legality of the transfers. This doubt is set at rest by Judge Ellsworth's decision. whkrh in effect confirms the legality cf the conveyances made 'by the Mer-rltts. Pending the settlement of this question Woodward, Watson Company ihave sold four nouses and lots belonging to Che Merritt property and have four more to sell.

Among real estate men the outcome of the litiga tion da considered very gratifying because clears iup ard settles a matter that miglht hereafter have arisen to vex property owners and Mock sales. LETTER LIST. 1 A 11 Ed Adams, Helen Ackerman, J. P. Al- blnz, Aurora tAlbarejs, A.

Andrews, H. Anderson, Thos. J. -Anderson, Anna An derson, Mrs. C.

E. Arnold, Miss Archibald, Mrs. M. S. Applegarth, Jas.

Aver-Ill, Dolly Ayers. I Rev. M. H. Babcock, Dr.

Jefferetta D. Bailly, Dr. J. D. Bailey, Signora Balletti, D.

Barr, Mrs. Katy Batey, Ernest Bate-man, Mrs. E. Bell, Mrs. E.

Besson, Louis Betmon, Mrs. Biggs, P. E. Bigley, Mrs. Myrtle Blake, S.

J. Bonnifield. Mildred Bonnell, Mrs. P. C.

Boske, Mrs. G. W. Boynton, David Bowie, Dr. A.

S. Brackets Mrs. C. A. Braun, Mrs.

L. A. Brewster, John Bright, Myrtle Brizendine, A. T. Brown.

Mrs. C. Brown, William Brown, Mr. Brown, Mrs. E.

G. Brooks, Mrs. L. Brutschy, George Buchan. Blanche Burke, Lenore Bussey.

Calif. Bicycle Works, Gertrude Camp bell, Mrs. Wm. Campton, C. J.

Carlson, Wm. Carroll, Mrs. J. D. Carter, Josef Casanova, Florin Casanova, A.

D. Chase, Mrs. Childs, J. M. iChristiansson.

Dr. Addison C. Collins, iAconroy, A. M. Cotton, Anna Craig.

John Cripe, Louie Cummo-ford, Ede T. Cutler. Mrs. W. W.

Dees, Dr. W. W. Dees, Mrs. A.

Dewey, Belle Dickey, Mrs. E. D. Dixon, Dr. A.

B. Dobson, Miss Addis Dominlcl, Mrs. Milla Dondero, Mr. Draf-fats, M. S.

Dutra, Mary E. Dunn. i Janet Easton, Jenet Eaton, R. M. Eaton, Dr.

H. C. Edwards, Lizzie Egles- ton. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

S. W. Fisher, J. I. W.

Fischer, Mrs. Marie Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Minor Frost August Gandrot Stella Gibbs, Antonio Ghigllazza, Mr. Gift, G.

H. Golden, Mrs, Dan Gorden, S. H. Grandrup, Warren Grant, Chas. Grassell, Edna Gray, H.

C. Griffith, Grocers Supply Co. I Mrs. M. W.

Hall, Marie Halter, Mr. Hanson, O. Mrs. James Harri- man, Chas. C.

Heilborn, W. W. Hendrick, Henry Heyland, Harry Hicks, Mrs. M. E.

Hilkert Mrs. E. V. Hoffman, G. Honda, Mrs.

Iazzie Honn, Mr. Horton, Mrs. S. A. Hough, Miss Lona Howard, Miss Hutchinson, Mr.

Hutchins. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. T. J.

Jackson, A. P. Jacoby, John Harry James, Miss M. Jes- sen, Charles Johnson, Morton C. Selma Johnson, Miss Jeneveve Jones.

Mies D. M. Kanably. Mike Keady. Mrs.

M. T. Keane, Mrs. Geo. Ke'ene, Mrs.

M. H. Keyes, L. E. King, Pero Keinovic, E.

R. Klein, Mrs. Klissing, Mrs. C. Knego, Susie Kneopper, A.

Kreye. Mrs. M. Lamb. Grace La Matt Pete La Pero, C.

Larsen, Mrs. Lecord, E. Lee, Mrs. Chas. Lindsay, D.

D. A. J. Iloyd, Manuel P. Lopes, Mrs.

R. E. de B. Lopes, Jno. Long, Mrs.

Fannie Reese Low, Fred O. Lord. F. L. Lowell.

Mrs. C. A. Lutz. Miss Macalster, H.

Mansfield. Charles Main, C. A. E. Manly, H.1 w.

March, Anna Martinson, Ernest Mar tin, Mrs. E. Mays, Jos Mcdonnald. A. J.

X. Macdonald, G. W. McGulre, Amber Merrill. Mrs.

Sarah Moore, A. J. Morrell. J. Moriarty, Mr.

Morris, Wm. M. Moul- ton. Mi33 A. Ix, Muller.

Mrs. H. Murnhv. Wm. Meyers.

1 Dr. Nevins. Mrs. C. W.

Nessly. Miss R. B. Nelson, Mrs. Nicolls, Mrs.

Wm. H. Nichols, N. Nielsen, Mrs. Minnie Nielsen, Stagnaro Nicola, Otto F.

Nlenaber Jr. 0 David O'NetL H. M. Orr, Hattie Over ton. .1 Fred L.

Parks, Charles E. Patty. Miss Pechart, Mrs. Rosa V. Peralta, Peter E.

Peterson, Mrs. Alice Peterson, Henry O. R. Pixley, T. A.

Piper, M. D. Plnkston, J. W. PoUnd, Mrs, E.

C. Potter, Chas. H. S. Poole, J.

S. Powell. Mrs. Nettie Price, Mrs. M.

Putman. I David Quade. Luther Raglan, Raising Phot, Jor-gen Rathjen, J. F. Rawlins, L.

Rathjen, Mrs. Raymond (care Albert Raymond), Miss Reardon, H. Reanalds, A. M. Rex, H.

Reynolds, J. Rhoan, Joseph B. Riley. Joseph Y. Richards, Mrs.

C. Richardson, Horace L. Bigs, Yortigue Rivard, Emily V. Roden; Bertram H. Robinson.

Joe Gomes Romao, Edd Rogers, G. W. Ross, Mrs. Celia Rudolph, F. Ruby, Joseph Ry-craft GSona Sarraelno; Mrs.

James Scott. Wm. $1,950 Modern cottage; rooms and bath vand basement; with stationary wash tubtc, etc, an East Oakland bar- gain. $2.550 Modem cottage; rooms and bath table; cement walk: modem piumbing; everything nice; a West Oakland bar- Mill. -v 7 room house; Just completed for owner; everjriu uy a north Oakland bargain.

tis ftao 7 room house elegant In all r. spects; -fit for a an Alamefi bargain. (VVRajfalt rock ouarry; euicken ranoK- country home; 43 acres; one-third tilla-h'e balance wooded, on basalt rock: small house and atabief wlr fence around the rancn; gooa roaa from ouarrv to railway station, one-half mila distant; no better place for poultry raising in- we eiate; no oeiier Dasalt rock anywhere; no better climate in tot terras, etc. see Ira jenks, Santa Roea, Sonoma Co, or S. M.

DODGE te SON, X1MI oruauwajr, waaianOy vU. WANT HALLS FOR RENT. HALL TO LET Grand Army Hall to let Apply 1116 Broadway. FINANCIAL. COMPANIES promoted and financed; stock taken in payment for services; good companies underwritten; propositions wanted; gold bonds furnished.

PACIFIC STATES MINING AND INVESTMENT 326 Post St, S. estab. 1892. PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY. STERILITY cured by Maae.

Dr. E. Sat-tle-Slmon, French midwife and eleo- T.iru lolo. in nonflneiment: iriuiaii. charges moderate; office hours 1 to 3 and to 9.

'iw roweu sua iu Cisco; telephone Red 2641. REILLY. PAUL M. D. Physician and surgeon.

Central Bank Building; hours 1-3, 7-8 P. M. Tel. Lake 644. DR.

D. D. CROWLEY. 212-213-214 Central Bank building; office hours. to $.30 and 7 to I P.

M. DR. A. K. CRAWFORD, late senior professor Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago, has removed to corner of Twelfth and Filbert telephone Pine KL ADAMS.

DR. F. L. Office Central Bank building, Fourteenth and Broadway; hours 10 to 11 A. 4 to P.

tel. Grove 361; residence 1230 Telegraph tel. red 22B6. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED Second hand lumber for small building.

Box 14. Tribune. HIGHEST cash price paid for your furniture. Send us your address. We will call and make you an offer for your entire outfit Telephone Paru 41L W.

A. Conneau 1517 Park Alameda, i OLD GOLD and silver wanted. O. Nolte, watchmaker and jeweler, 248 CFarrell st. S.

F. WANTED Houses to be removed; any sise, price or location. Geo. W. Austin tt 1008 Broadway; tel.

red 656. FURNITURIfi. WANTED We will give 25 per cent more cash for furniture, merchandise, etc. than any other dealer or auctioneer; try us. Oakland Auction 418-420 Fourteenth st.

near Broadway, rear of Central Bank; teL black 353L I F-URNITURB WANTED We will give you more cash for your, furniture or anv Kind 01 mercnanaise vho yoa can get from any dealer. or private party, j. A. Monro St Auctioneers, 1501 Park st, Alameda; teL Grand 176. Oakland offieft, 1008 Broadway, near Tenth; teL red 666.

MEDICAL. STRICTLY PRIVATE home tor women during confinement Dr. 1. M. Harrison.

Osteopathist 1772 Goes st. between Wood ana rnne, west us land. STRICTLY PRIVATE Mrs. Dr. Fun-cke's secluded residence, 1416 Eighth st.

Alameda; diseases of women only; special attention to confinement cases; see me before going to MRS. D. ALLEN. 1118 Market. 8.

bet Mason and Taylor; reliable ladles specialist: a private home before and during confinement: 15 years', success ful experience; best medical attention; low fees. In the Superior Court of the State et CaMfornia in and for the county of Ala- -meda. In he matter of the estate of George Berrott, sometimes known as George Barrott and George Barrett deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of George Berrott, to the creditors of and all personi bavins claims against the said deceased, to Mhu hm wkk tha necessary voucners. WfUBlt' ITll UMHn first publication of this notice, to the said exeeutoT, at his place of business.

No. 429 -aroex (uysaurs), tob wi-jt vi cms a- mento, county of Sacramento, State of California, that being his place the -transsaotloa of the buainass of saldes- Dated December 18th, 190L As executor of the last will and testa-meat of George Berrott, A. M. SEYMOUR, Attorney for Executor..