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14 COMMERCIAL NEWS Continued From Flftfen. STREET RAILROADS. California 250 Preeldlo Geary A POWDER. Hawaiian C. Onomea CO Honokaa.SC Paauhau Cl 9 20 HutchSP S' Co.

37 Kilauea B'C il' 36 i' 37 Makaweli 32Vi! Alaska PA. Co Asso Oil Co. 51" Cal 99 Pac 80rx.152 Cal Wine 'A 84 4 PacS Co.IOS-X MtTm.loU%— 1. OFFICIAL Morning Board SO Alaska; Packers' 54 50 '50 Alaska- Packers' 63.75 -r 20. Contra Costa Water: 25.

245 ContraiCosta 42 00 100 Contra! Costa i 42 ,00 4 German: Savings and Loan. r. 3225 30D Hutchinson 5 14 00 625 Paauhau PJ C0 7 18 50 rr. $2,000 Sacramento Elec Ry. 5s 108 25 $1,000 of $11,000 urr of.

5 California, Wine 54 0i); Los Angeles Gas El Co 55 101 .75 i $25,000 Co ,99 001 i Afternoon', i 60 Alaska Packers 50 3O.Bank of 50." 6 California Wine 84 00 95 California Wine Assn. 84 25 f. 5 Contra Costa 42 60 25 Contra Coeta -Water, 90.7.". 42 5O 25 Contra i Costa Water. 42 75 75 Contra "Costa "Water: 42 Giant P0wder.

C0n. S3 00 CO Hutchinson a Hutchinson Co. 1 14 25 100 32 100 Paauhau Co. lg 50 ,100 PaauhauSP 18 Paauhau 8 0 18 75 10 Paauhau 0. -19 25 50 Pac States Tel Tel 50 10 Spring: Valley 40 itVt r52.000 Cal Gas El gen and ct.Bi 9562H A-Pac(R of Cal ,55...

110 00 Rof 8 45............. 75, of Arizona (1909). 105 75 Unlisted Securities. MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Bid.

Ask. Bay CPO 108 8F Wat 65.112W SF iCaINW SP Wat 55. 101; Stan Con 85.104% gtd 55.92%100 101 Sun Tel 55... 112 SF.Drdk 5e.110 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Ala Gas Con Car Cot Mis Mat NavCo.l20 Jockey Cl.

150 I Cal Co. 17 Chutes Co. '4 Orpneum Co. ,20 Cyp Imp. 6 PacC Cas 0.147 DptPwd pfd 92 93 Pac Sur Co.

120 Do com ..100 Paraf Palnt.lo2% 2S F'Drydock -75 old 35 180 Do nw pi. 3" Truck Elect. 22 22 1 California Stock and Oil Exchange. Oil Bid. Asked.

AssoOil Stock Tr 49 ,50, Caribou 6 75 Forty i 48 50 Four '28 Home 42 Imperial 16 00 Independence 09 11 Kaweah 40 Kern 12 50 Kern (new) '30 McKlttrick 08 15 Monarch of Arizona 13 Monte Crlsto 80 Oil City Petroleum 70 Peerless 900 Senator 1 80 Sterling 2 00 Superior 05 -06 Thirty-three .6 00 Toltec 50 Twenty-eight 6 West Shore 170 Miscellaneous stocks California Cotton Mills -90 00 OFFICIAL SALES. Morning Session. Board 60 Twenty-eight Oil, 10. 6 25 Afternoon Session. Board 5000 Asso Oil Co Stock Tr cert, 30...

49 Mining: Stocks." SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday: 9:30 a. m. Comstocks. rO 200 Andes 15! 150 Ophlr 00 2CO Bullion 300 Savage 41 200 Gould Cur.

16 200 Sierra 36 100 Mexican ....1 12 m. Informal Comstocks. 100 Best 25 300 1 30 200 Caledonia 4S 40 Mexican .....1 25 100 Con Va 25 200 Sierra Nev. 36 200 Gould 100 Union R3 600 Justice 01 50 Yellow Jacket 11 p. m.

Session Comstocks. 600 Con Va 20! 200 Savage .....1 40 100 Exchequer 300 Savage .41 50 Exchequer 32 400 Seg .07 600 Justice- 01 SOO Sierra "'3(5 175 Mexican; .1 30! 200 Union Con. 52 CLOSING Bld.Ask.i Bld.Ask. Alpha 06 Gould Cur. 16 18 Alta 01 021 Hale Norc.

90 05 Andes 14 10 06 08 Belcher 10 12, Justice 01 03 Best 25 130 Kentuck 01 03 Bruns Chollr 01' Lady Wash. 07 Bruns Va. 07! Mexican .....1 25 130 Bruns 01 Occidental 92-96 Bruns Potosi 04 Ophlr .6 00 6 Bruns Savage 04 07 10 Bullion 22 25 Overman 14 16 Caledonia 43 45 Potosi 11 13 Challenge '16 19 Savage 40 42 Chollar 11 13 Scorpion 12 14 Confidence 70 Seg Belcher. .07 08 Con Va 15 1 20; Sierra 36 -37 Imperial 01 Silver Hi 11... 92 93 Con 02 01j Syndicate 11 Crown Point.

OS 09i St Louis 08 Sierra Nev 051 Union 52 63 Eureka 3 25 4 00; Utah ...05 06 Exchequer 33 Yellow Jacket 09 10 TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS, Morning Session. 1000 10! 1600 Manhattan Cn 52 100 Adams 12 ,500 Manhattan Cn 53 500 Atlanta 13! 4000 Manhattan 15 2000 Bullfrg.b3o, 13h 800 Manhattan 16 3000 Bull, 5. 10 3000 May. 25 3000 Blue Bull :10 6000 Midway Ex 31 250 Bull, 5.. 09 1000 Midway Ex 32.

500 Booth, 60. 26 1000 Mon Pttsburg 20 1700 Bullfg Bk: 20 500 Mont. Bullfrog 05 1000 Bullfrog Mln v5O ,300 Mont .2 65 1000 Do. 30... -5S 2CO Mont Ton.V.2 1000 California 18! 200 Mont ..2 70 3000 China 12: 500 Mont .2 500 Conqueror 200 North Star.

60 2000 Conqueror 20, 500 North 51 500 Den Btfg, slO C5OO North Star. 52 5000 Dn An.slO 10; 2300 Ton Con 30 1000 Dm Btte 67 500 Do, 60... 32 100 Dixie 3300 OWo Ton 49 3000 Eureka JO. 20.000 Ohio Ton 48 60CO Eclipse 42! 1000 Ohio Ton slO 43 2600 Eclipse 43 500 Orlg Bullfrog. 26 600 Eclipse 500 Orig Bullfrog.

25 6500 1 5000 Pennsyl. 90 04 2600. Gold Anchor.l Top .2 00 2500 Gold Bar slO 5500 Red Top 6 1000 Bar Annex 19' 6000 90... -07 Gldfld Rand. 600 Sandstorm 45 3200 Gold 21 500 Syl Humphrey 30 1000 Great Bend.

100 Silver Pick. 15 1000 Great 24. 100 St Ives. 30 18 1100 Do, 10... 22 2500 Sunnyelde 08 3000 Great Westrn 04 Ton Ex.

50 1000 Jim 7 85 500 Ton Gold Mt. 10" 200 Jim 86 1000 Ton Gold Mt. 09 3000 J.Butler Ex. 15 -100 Ton Gold Mt. 11 2000 Jumbo 500 Ton Hme Con 05 200 Jumbo Ex 30, 1000 Treasure "03 .100 Kendall 77! 600 Treasure 04 2000 Kendall 800 West .1 85 2000 Kendall, 60 500 West 100 Little Ton .4 00 2000 West 1 90 3650 Afternoon Session.

6000 Atlanta 141.500 Kendall 74 500 Blue Bull 1500 Kendall 73 1000 Black 06 2700 48 2000 Do, 90... 06 5000 slO 47 1000 Brooklyn 03 2000 Midway Dx ..31 400 Bull 05 1000 Mohawk 41 300 Bullfrog Anx: 03 100 Mohawk 42 700 Bullfg b3o' 61 1 1000 Mon. Pttsburg. 20 200 Bullfg Bk-20 -200 Mont .2 500 Bullfg '600 North 62 2500 Do. 10.

19 2960 North Star 61 1500 California 18 300 N.Y Ton Con 30 600 California -20 '500 81 400 Do. 10. 18 1000 Ohio Ton 49 500 Cash Boy 23J 11.400 Ohio Ton r. .48 3600 Conqueror 18' 2000 Ohio Ton, s3O 47 1000 Den Bullfrog SCOO Ohio Ton Ex. 915 1000 Dn An.slO 10 1000 Orlg Bullfrog.

26 2500 Dm Btte 66 1000 Pennsylvania. 03 1000 Dm Btte 65 500 Red Lion 04 1000 Eclipse 43 11,600 Red Top Ex 06 1000 Empire 00. Red Top 07 1000 Esperanza 01 7000 Do, 90. 07 500 Eureka 07 .100 Sandstorm ...1 45 100 300 s'lo. 15 500 10.132% 1500 Sunnyslde 08 2500 Gold Bar 61 50 Ton Belmont 2 90 2000 G.Bar Annex 19 100 Ton Blmont.2 500 Goldfleld Mln 77 Ton Belmont.2 95 '500 60...

-75 '100 Ton Blmont.2 1000 Golden Terra 27; 600 Ton Mt. 10 1000 Gold Wedge. 21 3000 Home 06 '1000 Great .24 1100 Ton Mdway.l 1 900 Do. 10. 23 100 Ton 00 100 Do, 10...

25 900 West: .1 90 8500 Great Westrn 200 1000 18 1000 Do. 90.197% 600 Jim 87 500 Do, 90... 2 00 ,500 'Jumbo-Ex CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah Bid.Ask.! Belmont ....2 97 3 001 Lucky Tom. 08 Ex.

'30 Boston' 05. ,07 Midway 87 1 00 Brgr's JB Ex 31 32 California 19 .21 Mlzpah Ex -20 Cash 23 .24 Mont Ton. ..2 70 2.75 .10 Mont Mid Ex. 12 Eula Con I7j Mon Pttsburg 20 Eureka Ton. .07 Monitor 03 32 1 Ton Con 31 Gold Crown.

40 :46 North. Star. 50 Golden Gate. 20. I Ohio -Ton .47 48 Mt 10 111 Ohio-Ton 14 .16 Gold Mt Con 02- 13.

Gold Reef '01 Rescue 09 10 Great Westrn 03 04 ToniExtens: .8 00 8 Home 30 1 35 Ton Hme Con 04 (Mi -IndTonopah. 0l 02 TonSlv .12 Jim 85 .86 Ton of- Nev. 18 25-18-75 J- Butler: Ex. Virginia 10 Little Ton ..3 76 ,4 West End T. 1 .85 l' Goldfleld S.

District. Adams 10 11l Goldfleld Ton. 03 Atlanta 13 141 Great Bend 23 :5: 5 Aurora 02! Highland 12 041 Jumbo M. Co. 1 4j l'-i5 Blk Btte Ex.

07 Jumbo Ex 28 29 Black. 05 1 071 Juno 01 Blue Bell al 03 Kendall 72 73 Elue Bull 10 -11 Kendalls at" Brooklyn 02 OH I.aguna 15 17 Goldfleld 20 Lone -Star, 07 "10 Bull Beer. 04 05' May Queen Tr. Z24v 26 Booth McMaboniV. U0 OjD 40, 50 Mohawk 41 42 OS Nevada 10 I Columbia' 23 25' Goldfleld.

18 20 Coai Fraction Nev Southern. 11 10 "15 Oakes iConqurror :30 Oakland 12 25 DalgyJ; r. 45 Oro 10 Diamond 15 03 04 Btte Potlatch 04 06 Dmdfld.Trngl CO Red Lion f.T. 04 05 Dominion "10 Red.Top--?1.V.".1,87^2? I 00 Dixie 06 .07 Red Top Bx.T\ oB OTi Empire ry 08 Sandstorm V7.l' 45 160 05: Ex 08 11 Florence 2 50 4 Silver 14' 15 16 -18 Gold Dust 01 OJStlves 13 15 Gold; Hill 01 Sunnyslde 22 25 Treasure 03 04 Goldfleld'Mln .76 79 Verde '02 Reed 10 Vernal 07 08 Gldfld Rand. 5 07 Wonder 01 Bullfrog District.

'04 Eclipse 43 44 Amethyst 20 Bar 63 fc'6 Big Bullfrog. 12 .13 Bar Annex. 17 20 Bonnie: Clare 65 Gldfld Bullfrg '05 Bullfrog: Mln 60 H- Hooligan. Bullfrog Anx 03 04! LJge Harris. 02 03 Bullfrog Com 10 Mont i Bullfrog 05 Bullfrog Ex.

10! 20 Bullfrog Cons Ohio Bullfrog 20 Blfrg Bundle 08 09' Orlg Bullfrog. 25 28 BlfgiMayflwr 20 Pilot 40 Bullfg.N Bk 18 10! San Francisco 116 Blfrg Sunset. 08 09 Shoshone 05 12 Shoshn Gld 18 Den -Bullfrog 89 90 Stelnway 20 22 10L ,11 Wolverine 10 .1 Manhattan District; Gold Wedge. 21 Manhattan II 14 15 Manhattan 49 1 Syl Humphrey 25 Other Districts." Eeperanaa 01 C2i Lynx Creek. 91 Golden 'Terra 26 Paymaster 01 Gold Quartz 26: Ray Brlen 10 Kawich.Gold 02 Bocco Hmstk.

85 Ka wch MCo 03l Tokop Con 14 Lookout TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGK. Following- were -the 'sales on the San Francisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 m. Session. 1000 B.Bull, 60. 12J1000 Mayflower 20 100 Dmd Con, sia 58; 5000 Black 05 HI 1000 Nat 20 3500 Blue Bull lO 1000 Nat Bank 19 1500 Booth 24 2000 Do.

10... 20 600 California 18 8000 Ohio 48 COO Columbia Mt. 25 1500 Ohio a 10... 48 3000 Eclipse 42 1000 Orig" Bullfrog. 26 500 Anchor.U 4500 Pa 03 2500 Gld Kewanae IT 1000 Red 00 500 Gld Mohawk.

41 100 Ton Belmont.2 85 10C0 Sllvr Pick 15 500 Ton Blmont.2 1500 Jim 85. 300 Ton Midway. I 1000 Butler, alO ,85 500 Star, 10. 51 2000 Jmbo Ex.slO. 28 200 Ton Btar.

01 COO Mont 500 Ton 50 500 Do, 10.2 1000 West .1 90 Session. 3000 Blue Bull 10' 2000 Mont Bullfrog 06 2000 Booth, 15.. 25 500 Mont 2 72tf 200 Cent 60 200 Do, 10... 2 70 1000 Dmdfltf .57 1000 Nat Bank.blO 20 3000 Eclipse 44 500 Ohio f4B .1000 Ellipse, 10 44 1000 Orte Bullfrog. 26 1500 Eclipse, elO 43 500 Do, 26 1500 Gld Mohawk.

41 700 St Ive3 15 1000 Do. 60... 44 TOO Ton Blmont.2 lOO.Gwin 6 00; 1000 Ton 93 1500 Jumbo Ton Mldway.l 10 10CO Kawch Gold.o2W 100 Ton Mdway.l 92'-i 1500 Kendall 75 4500 Ton E2 1500 Kendall, 10 75 1000 Star. 10. 52 1000 M'Nmra, blO Wot ..1 90 500 49! CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Tonopah District. Bld.Askl Ask. Belmont ....2 97H Mlzpah Ex 19 Cash 20 £4 Mont 2 70 1 Con 18 Great Westn 03 04 North 50. 51 Home 80 35 Ohio 47 49 Home Con Oo; Paymaster 01 IndToa-i U2i Rescue Jim 80 Ton Bxt-'n ..8 1-0 Little Ton ..3 60 of Nev. -19 00 47 49.

West Em 1....100 Midway ...1 87V-1 30; Goldfleld District. Adams 10 11! Jumbo Ex 29 Black 05 06J Kendall 74 Blue Bell 03 Lone Stir 11 Blue Bull 09 11 May Queen. 25 29 Booth 24 .28 Mohawk 41 Brooklyn 02 Nev Goldfleld. 17 Columbia Mt. 25 26 Oakes 08 Conqueror 22, Oro 07 Dm Btte 55 57 Pa 03 Dixie .07 Potlatch 10 Red Lion 07 Exploitation.

04i Red Top 2 Gldfld GDst 04 Red Top 05 Reed 10 Stives 14 16 i Gld Kewanas 17 19 Sandstorm. 1 145 Goldfleld Nev: 82J Silver 14 15 Great Bend 23 Treasure 03 Jumbo Co.l 35 07 Bullfrog. District. Amargosa 10! Lige 02 Beatty Blfrg. 02 Mont Bullfrog 05 Bullfrog Anx 03 I Orlg Bullfrog.

22 26 Bullfrg Bflle 07! Shoshone 09 Bullfrog Mln 38 Vista Grande. 05 Bullfg Bk 18 Wolverine 10 Eclipse 42 Other Districts. Brown Hope. 14J Ray O'Brien 05 Esperanza Rothwoll Free Gold 15 Silver 16 Gold Mt Con Ton Berkeley. 03 Kawich Gold 02 Ton Gold Mt.

.09 10 Nev Sunshine General -J Grain Bags 'have again, gone- up in "sympathy with an advancing market In Calcutta. Grain Bags, buyer San Quentln, Wool Bags, small lots; Fleece Twine, FRUITS The California Fruit Canners I Association" the following price list: 1M FRUITS. 3 3 -h. 2g I. 3 3 Apples 00 Apricots, ......160 110 100 .80 Blackberries 1 75 1 35 1 20 1 15 Cherries (R.

Ann) 4 00 3 00 2 50 2 25. 3 00 2 40 2 001 1 Grapes (W.Muscat) 2 1401 15 ICS 90 Nectarines 2 00 1 50 1 30 Peachea (Yellow) 2 40 1 70 1 30 90 Peaches (L Oing) 2 50 2 00 1 60 1 40 90 Peaches (do sliced) 2 60 2 00 1 60 Peaches (W. ,1 85 1 60 Peachts (do sliced) 2 60 1 85 1 60 1 401 Peara 2 25 2 00 165..... Plums 1 25 1 00 ,90 Plums 1 00; 90..... Raspberries 3 00 2 50 2 25 2 0......

Strawberries 2 50..... 1 75; 1 S3 CANNED The quotations for the pack 1906 as announced by the Canners': Association are las follows: Square can. per Mammoth White, No. $4 50; Mammoth White, No. S3 35; Mammoth Green, peeled.

No. $3 85; Mammoth Green, No. large White, No. f3 75; largo White. No.

$2 76; Urge Greanpeeled, No. $3 25; large Green, No. 12 50: medium' No. $2 35; medium Green, No. $2 15; small White.

No. $2 small Green. No. $2 03; White Tips, 1-lb, $2 40; Green! 1-lb. $2 25; Soup Tips, round can, 8.

60; Soup Tips, 25. No. 3 square cans 75cadvance over CANNED 90c- gallon standards, $2 75; lb solid pack, '3-Uv $110. Green Peas Extra i fine- sifted," sl Marrowfat- 85c. PACIFIC continue largely nominal.

CORD The local company quotes as follows 60 days, or per cent discount for no sales under 10,000 lbs: Manila, Sisal, Bale Rope, per pound. Wellington. $7 50 per ton; New Wellington, $7 50; Bryant. $6 50; Beaver Hill. $5 50; Roslyn; Cooe 50; Richmond, $7 60; Cumberland," $14 In bulk and $15 25 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $14- Cannel per ton; $11 per, ton'inibulk and $15 in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, isB 50 per short -ton.

Costa Rica for.strictly prime swashed for prime washed for good washed: for good, washed. peaberry: for good to prime peaberry for good to prime for fair; for common to ordinary, i 7- for 'prime to strictly prime washed for good washed Otte for r- fair 'washed; for. good to prime washed peaberry; good to crime eemi-washed; for superior un-1 washed; green for good! to superior unwashed peaberry 5 for common to ordinary. Current unwashed, 9c. for prime washed fair to 'strictly good washed; for 'good to i superior t.

unwashed for'good to prime; unwashed; peaberry. Guatemala and for? prime to strictly prime washed: for. strict- H- good washed for good washed for medium; (i'A(aS forj common ordinary 12c for itood to prime washed peaberry; for cood to prime 5 unwashed peaberry; nominal for gocd i to superior -unwashed. V. for for.good; for 12c for peaberry for low grades.

rt- LEATHER heavy. 20g31c; extra heavy per lights 27ff29c" '-1 Rough Leather. Harness T.eathc for No. 1 and 1 for" No medium. light.

skirting 42c; C011ar. foot Trace He unfinished," 50c per lb I Veal, fin ished, per lb i Calf finished, per lb- WaxiSldes. per foot; Beltt Knife Splits. Rough Splits. 5 per.ilb.xa; Is market at present.

OILS Quotations are I or berrete I for.J cases add Linseed, per gallon for boiled and 54c Ifor raw Castor $1 22 Lucol.l soc for boiled and 48c I for raw China' Nut, 78c peri gallon Cocoanut Oil. lin barrels, 1 for Ceylon i and 55c Australian extra' bleachediwlnter Bperm naturaH winter. Sperm 0i1.1 63c extra a bleached 1 Oil 65c. natural Whale 60c extra winter strained Lard 7sc No. 1 Lard Pure Neatsfooti 1 1 Neatsf oot Oil, 67 Uc; I Herring 45c I Salmon Oil.

34c boiled Fish raw Fish Paint 0i1," OIL, Water White CoaK Oil; In bulk, Pearl' Oil. In cases. 17c- Astral. 1 17 Star. 17c: Extra Star.

-20c; Elaine. 26c: 19c; Stove Gasoline in in cases, 22c: Motor Gasoline, in bulk. cases. 22c: No. 1 Engine Distillate.

Iron barrels or Be; No. 2 cases. more; Benzine. In bulk. 19c: 86-degree Gasoline, in bulk.

25c in cases. 90c per gallon In cases ana S4c in drums and iron barrels. RED AND WHITE Red Lead, 89 lb; White Lead 1 according to quantity. S37 per flask for local use and for export. Quotations continue nominal, wlta local cutting.

The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes aa follows per 100-lb bags: Cubes. A' Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.4jc: Powdered. 6.30 Candy Granulated. 5.30 Dry Granulated, fine.

5.20 Dry Granulated, coarse. 5.20 Fruit Granulated. 5.20 Beet Granulated (100-lb bags only), uc; Confectioners A. 5.20 Magnolia A. 4.80 Extra C.

4.70 Golden C. 4.60 4.50 barrels. 10c more; half barrels 25c mpre; boxes, 50c more: 50-lb bags, 10c more for all kinds. Half barrels, s.7oc; boxes. 5.95 H.

E. Crystal Domir.os, 8.20 per lb. No order taken for than seventy-flve barrels or Its equivalent. Pine, ordinary sizes. 19; extra sizes higher: Redwood.

Lath, 4 feet, $3 vPickets. Shingles. J2 for No. 1: Shakes. $14 for split and! for sawn; rustic.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. FEBRUARY 8. George B. and Georgia M. Sperry to Wellington Gregg lot on of Larkln street, 37:6 of Lombard.

by $10. Edward H. and Mary Juster to Georgo M. Mitchell, lot on line of Union street. of Octavla.

33:4 by $10. Daniel T. Cole to Cnristoph F. W. lot on INE corner of Farrell and Webster streets.

80 by 82:6: $10. Frederick Houston. Orvllle O. Baldwin and H. J.

Stetson, trustees. Stephen S. Smith to Wallace Bradford and Morris Marcus, trustees, William G. Lenfestey, lot on NW corner of Green and Pieroe streets, 62 by 137:6. for church purposes; Nellie' M.

and J. A. Dtnoen to Julia A. SchmiU (wife of Eugene lot on BW oorner of Pierce and-ValleJo streets, 63 by 45; $10. William H.

and Agnes M. to Marx and Anna Blum, lot on 8 of Haight street, 00 of Devtsadero. 25 by 110; $10. Albert and Hilda Oppenheimer and Oscar and Maud Goodman to George A. Dolan, lot on line of Geary street.

100 of Brodericlc. 25 by 1C0; $10. Eleanor. Peter D. and Walter S.

Martin to Leo S. -Robinson, lot on of Haight street. 84:9 or Cole. W-75. 3 100.

25, 25. 60. 100; $10. -William. A.

Butler to Margaret T. Butler, lot on line of Grove street. 31:3 of Shrader. 25 by 100; Mary and Charles P. Henry to A.

Gale, lot NE corner of Thirteenth and Folsom streets. N-26 by 80; $10. John P. Schmltz to Charlea Brown, lot on line of Valencia 85 of Nineteenth. 76 by 80; $10.

Robert O. and M. Hoffman to Irvln Ingerman. lot on line of street. 35 of Nineteenth.

30:0 by 96; $10. C. and Emma Williams and J. H. and Elizabeth M.

Belser to C. B. Williams Company, lot on line of Eighteenth street. 410 of Church, 50. 228, NE to Dorland street.

59:0 ft. 12:8, 8 132: $10. Winifred Waters to Mary B. Waters, lot on line of Seventeenth street. 236 of Sanchez.

25 by 85; also lot on Una of Post street. 67:6 of Devisadero. 45 by 110; also lot on NB corner of Xoo and Ford N. 2B by 110; gift. Mary B.

Waters to Patrick and Elizabeth lot on line of Seventeenth street. 230 of Sanchez. 25 by 85: $ltx Thomas F. Dunn to Frank Kollar. lot on line of Twenty-first street, 230 of Noe, 25 by 114; $10.

Mary A. Kinsella to Ann Kinsella, undivided half of lot on line of Nineteenth street, 50 of Hartford. 25 by 75; gift. Ann Kinsella to Mary A. Klnsella.

undivided half of lot on line of Sanchez street. 212 of Fourteenth. 26 by 125: gift. Mary de Laveaga to Edward Ellard, lot on line of Ttlden street, 120 of Castro. 27:6 by $10.

Arthur G. and Ellen Fltzpatrick and Clara I. Kelly '(Fltzpatrick) to Francis J. and Mary F. Neill.

lot on line of Twenty-second street. 96:3 of Shotwell. 28:3 by 95; JIO. Antonio Bachlgnaal to W. F.

Williamson, lot on line of Twenty-seventh street. 8O of Church, 26:8 by 114, quitclaim deed; Estate of Hans H. yon Pein (by W. A. H.

Koopman, executor) to William Koopman. lot on line of Army street. 50:11 of Diamond. 50:11 by 114; also lot on SW corner of Sixth avenue and street. 100 by 100; John T.

and. Annie' M. Fltzhenry to Hedwlg Daman, lot on line of Diamond street, 190 of Nineteenth. 65 by 125; $10. M.

'A. Larkin to Peter H. Hanna, on line of Davis street. 91:8 of Clay. 45:10 by $10.

Starr-Estate Company -Lw lot on line of Sutter street. 117:6 of Montgomery. 20 by 68:9: $10. Same to George L. Bishop and John H.

Spring, lot on line of Sutter street. 137:6 vs of Montgomery. Kernan Robson to Henrietta Slttenfeld, lot on line of Filbert street. of Mason. by 9 $10.

Leon Hlrsch et al to same, lot on line or Filbert street. of Mason. 12.04, SW. 10.87. 61.64, 19, 70; $10.

Fisher Company, to Morton L. Cook, lot on line of O'Farrell street. 137:6 of Taylor. 27:6 by 137:6: jameg and Sarah H. Macauley.

Jeannette Wallace and Samuel and Walter Macantey to Towle Estate Company, lot Clementina street. 106 NE of Third. NE 60 by NW 80: SlO. Edward J. and Kate Hooper to on NW line of Clementina street.

155 NE of- Third NE 25 by NW SO; $10. Richard and Emilie Kummerlander to George Duncan, lot on SE line, of street. 175 SW of Third. SW 20 by SE 70: $10. Denis C.

and Hannah M. Courtney to Mary Wright, lot on SW line of ltch, street. 300 BE of Brj'ant. SE 25 by SW .5: $10 Lizzie W. Ullian George May B.

and Walter U-Moffatt. to Moffatt Estate Com- NW corner of Larkln Ellis tre rt by 95. and property out of county; nanoT ward A. Hanrahan. lot on NE corner of Ten- sTh wr- FbertanU KWn't" Mary C.

Burnham. lot on oV A 57:6 of Third avenue. 8 He 4 ynTan ComU'ny to Albert W. 600 by 240: also lot on SW comer, of Fortfeth avenue and street. 600 by 24 Nathan, D.

and Tina Newman to Franklin and David M. Moses, lot on NE cornT? of street and Thirty-ninth avenue. 10 State of California (by Tax Collector) to Edward A. Hanrahan. lot 1097.

gift map 4 Same to samo. lot 309, Silver TeTrace Home. 8t Same to Edward A. Hanranan, lot 193.. b10ck S4.

Mission and Thirtieth Street Homestead: $49 Satae same, lot fon N. line of CalaTerM street 60 of Maryland. 60 by 100; $33. Same to same, lot 23. block 302.

O'Neil lame to. Edward A. Hanrahan. lot 5. block 11 -Sytdlcate's First Peter and Hannah Tamony ito Mary My'ers.

lot- on line- bf Marshall 177:6 Wof by 103:2 U. block 4. College Homestead 1 to de Sassise. lot onN line of Silver avenue. 177 :6 of Craut street.

26 by same; $ia Jeweph, Harriet 8.. Jacob and Bertha O. Welssbeln to T. Ryan." lots 294. 297.

Heyman -Tract: $10. Julns Le Maltre to Constantine McCall. lota 1265. 1267. 1269 and 1271.

Gift Map M. Chase James C. lot on, SW line of avenue. ,72 SE of I street. -SE' 75 -by ICO.

block 433, Bay View $10. Shaw same, lot on SWllne 'Twenty-second vlsO street, SW 150 by SW IOO.r block: 433, same; $10. Louisa Reujxdd 'to Martfn. Joost, lot- block 13." Flint Tract Homestead $10. "Jacob I Heyman Company to Emma.

M. Stah; lln v- lot oorn corner of Madison and Bacon streets, NW 100 -by SW 1 120. lot block 155, to lot on.VT corner of Olmstead and Bowdoin streets. NW. 200 by SW 120.

block University $10. -t tGoldeni State Land Company.to John Anderson. lot 1 28A block 8, Lakevlew: $10. i George E. and Minnie Stieglitz to Madalena Young, lot SW line of -Francis 225 NW of Mission.

NW; 25 by SW- 150. Academy Tract: Lizzie Carpenter to N. Didlon. lot on line of Wlllard 275.44 of Parnassus ES4.63. 37.50.^W to Wlllard street.

iN 37.56." lots 14 and 15. block Sunset N. Dldion to Lizzie. Estelle and Edith Carpenter. Fargo Co.

to Chambers Estate, lot on of Prague Persia streets. SE 200 by NE 250," b10ck 95, Excelsior, Homestead; 1 j.j Chambers Estate to P. M. Gopcevtc. same; $1.

Clark i or C.rN., McAfee to nsa; lame; ilO.r--,:--;:-^-.V;--, "STOP HAZING," SAYS JORDAN President of Stanford Explains Dismissal of Allen and GivesYiews to Students MAXES WISHES KNOWN Declares Sooner or Later Men of Encina Hall Must Come to His Way of Thinking Special Dispatch to Can. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, President David Starr Jordan ot Stanford University addressed a meeting of the men of the university last evening: In the clubroom of Encina Hall. The of the conference was to allow the executive head of the university an opportunity to explain the late action of the Student Affairs Committee In suspending B. S. Allen '06, editor of the Dally Palo Alto, and also, to outline the policy by which the authorities propose to govern the dormitory.

Dr. Jordan aaid In part, as follow 3: IS What I snail say win timpla. .1 been a coUegaman for thirty throughout my career ma fnjatxnxan, Junior, senior, profaesor and president rarely been out sytnDathy with ma- Jorlty. I have proud of Stanford boys and particularly tha boys of Encina. Tha only tticg that we may disagree on thla Is tha matter of "tubbing" and hazing.

At this point he went Into considerable detail and told the history of "tubbing" from the founding, of the university. In regard to the monitors who are henceforth to be known proctors, he said: Any man who calls prootom splas a coward. A man's room Is his castla. according to old English law, and has a right to exclude any one therefrom whom ha fit. The proctors who hava beaa appointed representative men.

They represent and represent tha institution. There Is not ona or them who is keeping bis position just for his room rant, but they working- to Ireep good order In Encina. They men of courago or they would not accept tha positions. welfare of tha hall must sooner or tatsr into Una with tha president's views. Dr.

Jordan took time to state that he held the discharged editor In the highest esteem, but that Inasmuch as he stood In the way of the Student Affairs Committee he must be removed. He then proceeded to lay down the policy that Is to be followed. Ho said: Now I wish to lay down a ew laws in a rrodest. unassuming way. Hazing must stop.

i the right of every student to his room and body must be observed. This Is a comparatively free institution. You are given more here than in any Eastern college, and the governing body of faculty must be untramireled. If thoee men who are called representative and who ara in tubbing do not like the way the hall.tsHDa, let them live elsewhere. Men are prone not a appreciate the free education which they receive here.

You must believe that others who aro In a position to know do know better than you what is good for these men. If they wish to carry on a running fight they must leava the hall. He closed his address with the hope that conditions would be improved despite the turmoil that had arisen from the dismissal of Allen. Allen, the dismissed editor, declares that, basing hl3 appeal on the right of every, man to exercise, a reasonable freedom of discussion, he will carry his case to the board of trustees of the institution. Allen will "ask a full hearing.

The ex-edltor is still upon the campus and Is busily engaged in attempting to bring the matter to a decision. WOULD CHANGE HAZING BILL, President Fears It Will Compel and Cripple Service. WASHINGTON. Fab. 6.

The President today made public a letter urging upon Congress a modification of the law against hazing at the Naval Academy. Unless Congress shall promptly amend. the existing law against haalng which makes mandatory the dismissal any midshipman found guHty of any form of hazing the Secretary of the Navy may be forced "to dismiss thirty-three midshipmen from the Naval Academy within the next month. In addition to the eight who already suffered thla penalty and the three cases which are awaiting tha action of department. Secretary Bonaparte, after orsdng upon lndlviihial members of Congress the necessity for Immediate legislation, fully laid the whole matter before the President.

It Is admitted at the Navy Department if the present law is allowed to stand the vice will suffer severely. The Investigating of officers appointed by the superintendent of the Naval Academy to obtain evidence against all guilty of any form of hazing has already brought to light evidence resulting in the trial of twenty-flve midshipmen, of whom two have been acquitted, eight dUmiesed. one pardoned, while another. Midshipman Minor Meriwether whose case is now awaiting action by the department, has been found guilty and recommended for pardon. In his letter the President says: "I heartily disapprove of the practice ot hazing, and in common with all those Interested In the welfare of the academy, wish to see this practice thoroughly eradicated there.

But the punishment of dismissal is altogether disproportionate to the culpability Involved In some forms of hazing." The President says further that. In his opinion. It is an error to try midshipmen accused of hazing by court-martial. should, he said, be discretionary lodged in some administrative office or board to deal summarily with such offenses. ggMgg TRUSTEES, LIKE SUPERVISORS, DELAY FRANCHISE MATTER Postpone Action on Petition ef Penlasnlar Company Until Second Monday In July.

CITT. Feb. At ot the Board of Town Trustees to-night the petition of the Peninsular Railroad Company for a franchise through the principal streets of tha town was brought up and. owing to ths action of tha Board of Supervisors yesterday -In same matter, action petition was deferred until tha second Monday In July. No terest was manifested -when the matter caw 4 up, the general feeling being that the who i matter was as good as dead.

LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Tuesday February 8. Stmr Rainier. Hansen. 73 hours from Belllnzham. Stmr Watson.

Bartlett. 75 hours from Anar Stmr Chariest Nelson. Preble. S5 hours from Seattle. ISLAND PORT.

SaiIed Feb Ship Kenllworth. for Dalaware Breakwater. Arrived Feb 6 Schr Aloha, hence Jan 14. OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW, Sailed Stmr Kaiser Wllhelm der Groaae.

for Bremen: stmr Victoria. for St. Thomas; stmr for Naples; stmr Deotachland. for and Genoa. i Arrived Feb Prince August Wllhelm, from Arrived Feb Stmr from New York.

-ANTWERP Arrived Feb 6 Stmr Zeland. from New York. GLASGOW Arrived Feb 6 Stmr Lautentlan. i from Phlladelahla. GIBRALTARr-Arrived Feb Stmr Prlnzeaa Irene, from New York." for Naples and Genoa.

SOUTHAMPTON Arrived Feb 6 Stmr from New York. Arrived Feb Stmr Jason, from Tacoma. via Yokohama. Shanghai, etc. stmt Main, from New tYork.

SaiIed Feb Stmr Devonian, for Boston. Feb Stmr Ivernla. for Boston. Arrived Feb Stmr MonUort. from St.

John. -N. B. stmr Victorian: from New York. York.

SaiIed Feb Stmr Massafifc. setts for New York. Arrived Feb Brazil. fronj New Arrired Feb Stmr Carpathla, from YotV. Torkv.

BOOMS Continued. CALIFORNIA. 1350 Nicely furnished rooms and board In good family; American and Spanit-h cooking; references. Nicely' furnished rooms with all comforts of lio-ne; -xjiivenient; German coyk- Jng; reasonable ratee. FRANKLIN.

Elegant furnished single snd double rooms; c-xotllent table; jirlvjie faintly; i-raponable rates. HYDE. bl2A Newly furnished rooms In nice. family; pood board with horre cooking; fiO per month; for two JONF.S, 1310 Nice, well-furnished rooms la choice location; splendid marine view; ex- ccllcnt table board; references. LEAVKXWORTH.

Elegant sunny rooms, single cr en suite, hot and cold water; oil esi-ellent table board. SEVENTH Newly lurntehed rooms; sim all day: Vith or without board; first class; tiew home. VAN NESS (Hotel Ele- gant furnished suites; private baths; flaft board; good location. VAN NESS SOO. cor.

Eddy (The Alta Eleptmly lurnlfhei tunny rooms with excellent table board: reasonable rates. LARKIN. Lergp alcove, for homelike; pith or without board. LIBERTY. Sunry double and single rooms; hot and ooM water: bath: excellent board.

O'FARREIJ- Rooms and board; private Jewish POLK. Beautiful, large, sunny rooms: private bath, good home cooking: reasonable. PINE. Sunny rooms; good home cooking; $22 50 STOIIAGK EMPORIUM Storage Van Co. furniture, household goods ftortd.

moved, chipped. 725- 731 Howard r.r. Third; phone Grant Wl. FLAG Express Co. given on storage, moving, pkg.

shpg. h. h. goods 6hippe4 rates. 192S Howard; phone Mission 102.

FinilOE-RODOLPH Storage and Moving Co. Main office Eddy and Fillmorf; tel. West b2B. EEKINS Van and Storage 11 Montgomery tel. Main 1 Mo.

Shipping at cut rates. SEWI.VG The macliine Tor family ute; best cheacest: second-nand al! manes at any price; all kinds rented lowest rates. tic office. Uttl Market near Sixth. ALL recond-hand.

slightly usrd Jl5. You knew where dolls swing in the window. 1051 Market st. TXSn good No. '2 Remington, No.

1 Smith Premier. other typewriters at higher and lower prices: rentals. $2 60. The Exchange. £36 California Et.

FOR Very cheap, a Fisher billing and bcbicw-ritlng typewriter. MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. st. PAPTLY ust-d fIOO typewriters, all makes, from guaianteed 1 year: rentals. $2 50 inoinh! WALTER SCOTT.

207 Montgomery. 6UN visible typewriter No. 2, No. 3. mali.s Pac.

117 Sutter. TO LEASE. To lease for a term of years a lot on thr business part of having frontages, with the im- provements thereon. Apply to the owner, 532 Parrott building. FIVE-STORY building, basement and electric elevator: about 9000 eg.

ft. for storage or manuta'-turing: Stevenson near 7th. J. V. VICTOR.

12S1 Market st. REMOVAL IVOTICK. FOR see P. R. GLISSMAN.

with WALTER N. BKf NT 6(9 Mission tU dividend xotices. eTvTdend the giant powder company. giant station. cal- IFORNIA: A dividend (No.

S6) of fifty cents (soc) per share on the issued capital etock of the comjiariy has been declared pay- able on February 10. Transfer books will close February 3. at noon. Checks Tril! be n.ailed. C.

C. QUIXX. Secretary. LEGAL NOTICES. DELINQUENT SALE KILAUEA 6UGAR PLANTATION Location and place of business.

City and County of San Francisco State of California. NOTICE Thtre Is delinquent on the follow- ing described stock, on account of Assessment Ivo. 2. levied on the 19th of December, 1906. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Cert.

No. of Name No. Shares. Amount. Clunin.

Mary 651 10 $10 00 Chambers Madeline H. 767 10 10 00 Oiramltgi Mary A 1305 100 100 00 Bchetline. Sol. 1094 50 50 00 Ar.d In accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 19th day cf December 19C5. so many chares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be ecld at uublic auction at the office of the Cotr.j'ar.y.

327 Market et. (room 4. second floor), in tbe City and County of San Fran- cisco. Sute of California, on Thursday, Feb- ruary K. at the hour cf three (3) o'clock p.

on such day, to pay such delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of ad- vertising and of sale. H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.

of the Company. Market et. (room 4. recond floor). City and County of San Francisco.

State of California. NOTICE to creditors Estate of FANNIE E. JONAS Notice is hereby given the undersigned. M. G.

JONAS, executor of the test will and testament of FANNIE E. JONAS, deceased, to the creditors of, and aii prrK'-ns having claims against the said to exhibit them with the neces- sary vouchers, within four (4) months after the" flrst piihlieatk'n of this notice, to the said M. G. JONAS at the ofSee of his attor- ney. room 003.

Claus Fpreckt-ls building, southwest corner of Mar- ket and Third streets. San Francisco. the b-lng his place for tbe transaction of business of the Raid "-state In the city and ccunty of Ssn Francisco. State of Cali- fornia. M.

G. JONAS. Executor of the last will end testament of FANNIE E. JONAS, deceased. Dated at San Francisco, January 30.

1906 CARL WESTERFELD. Attorney for Kxecutor. Wl3 Claun Spreckels bid. REDEMPTION OF IJOIYDS. SOUIiIERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANT FlRfci" REFUNDING MORTGAGE GOLD k'otice is hereby given that pursu- ant to the provisions or Section 10, Kourth.

of the mortgage and deed of trun executed by this company to The Equltabls Company of New York, as Trustee January VMS. to secure Its First Mortgage Gold Bonds, this com- bus apart cut of the net Income derived It from the of railroad jfii to the lien of tatd mortgage and deed of trurt the sum of $12,000 In the year 1905 In tiust to be used to redeem said bonds; and ttuit bords will be redeemed therewith. Bids hereby invited for the surrender of such bonds st prices to be named by the bidders to the amount of $12,000 in the sinking fund Euch bids rhculd be presented to this com- at Its office. 120 Broadway, In the city and State of New York, on or before the 16th cs.y ot February. 1909.

at 12 o'clock noon, and should be Indorsed for surrender cf Soutaern Pacific Railroad Company's Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY By I. L. WILLCUTT. Secretary Dated January 18. 1906.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST REFUNDING MORTGAGE Notice fa hereby given that, pursuant to provisions of article eieht of the Irom this cempany to the Central Trust Com pany cf New York, trustee. August 1 1699, this comoany has set apart out of thi net Income derived by It from ths lines of railroad therein mortgaged the Mm twen- ty-five thousand dollars In trust to be ueed to redeem raid bends, and that Issued under mortgage will be redeemed there- with. Bids are hereby Invited for the sur- render cf euch bonds at prices to be named by the bidders, to the amount of $25,322 74 In the sinking fund. Buch bids, should to presented to this company at its office, Broadway. In the rity ot New York, on or before the 14th day of February.

1906. at 13 o'deck noon, and vhould be Indorsed "Bidi for Surrender -of Central Pacific Railway Company First Refur-ding Bonds." CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY By E. H. HARRIMAN. President.

Tork. January 18. 1906. JfORCROSS Institute cures stammering; new. scientific complete.

Office, Market Taylor. MARRIAGE LICEXSES. Tbe following marriage licenses were issued yesterday John H. Halvorsen. 40.

20 Ninth street, and Caroline Jensen, 33. 2-50 Sacramento street. Alexander Clement, 33. city, and Lilian M. Telford, 27.

city. Eric E. Fultcn. 20, Richmond, and Viola Al Parks. IC.

Richmond. Harry G. Smith. 35, 2J7 Port street, and Maud L. Abbott.

32, 72S Sutler ctreet. Albert Burton, 28, city, and Eclith C. Wright 30. city. Valentin Rituchy.

74, 1518 Mason street, Elizabeth Sheridan, 1518 Mason street. Lulgi Broelo, 24, Oakland, and Luigia Deber- fiardl. 21, 786 Vallejo street. I William C. Empey.

2L 739 Cole, street, and M. Roden, 18, 2901 Pierce street. Fopplano Healdsbunr, and Matilde Cemata, 600 Francisco street. T. Leaver, Larkln etreet.

and Harriet A. Watson," 22. 2228 Polk street. John C. Whyte.

37. Oakdale. and Mary E. Sullivan. 36, Oakdale.

Charles W. Smith, 21," East Oakland, and L. S. Selpoldt, IS, 1822 Page street. bIRTHS-URRIAGES-nMHS.

Birth, marriaee and death notices sent "by mall will not be Inserted They must be handed in at either of the nubifcatlon offices and be wltb the name and residence of per- sons authorized to have the same published. Notices rfstricted simply to the announcement of the event are published once in this column free of charce. In this city. February 3. 1906.

to the wife of Gustave Anderson, a daughter. In this city. January 19, 1906, to the wife of J. V. Collins, son.

Armasescu. Constan- Hume. Mary 19. tine, 45 Keating, John Arnold Laura SO Kcschnitzki, Wilhel- Auld Harry 0.. 2m.

mlna, 61 Badcer. James tiS Lippert. Annie, 23 Barry. William. 75 Lucas, John, 79 Carey, James 5S Mason.

John. 75 Carson, Evelyn 16 McDermott. 35-. Dovin, Alexander. 1U Monnich, Lena.

27 Dumphy, Peter, 60 O'Leary. E. Ely. Dr. Wallace 78 Pain.

Charles. 55 Erb. Willis F-. 9m. Harker.

Susan. 70 Fatjo. Klisa 68 Rowe, Annie, 24 Fiancoeur, Irma, 12 Sellman, 6 Gaffney, Peter 35 Sullivan. Henry 3t5 Margaret.6o Walsh. Jane.

83 Uieen Edgar T. SO Walstron. 68 Grhflt'hs, G. Bowen Walt. Phillip 2m.

Hasenbcrg Jennie, 52 Wilson, Eliza 67 Henkcl. A'llce, 1 Young. Alexander, 61 In this city, February 5. 1906, Constantine Armasescu, dearly beloved hus- band of Amelia' Armasescu, a native of Ar- tnenla. eeed 45 years.

A member of Court America No. 7916. A. O. F.

ETFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 1 :30 o'clock p. from the parlors of Gantner 1209 Mission street between Eighth and Ninth, where services will be held under the susDicea of Court America No. 7910, A. O. F.

Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 1 To the officers and members of Court Amer- ica No. 7916. A. O.

Sirs and Brothers: You are requested to attend the funeral or our late brother, Constantine Armasescu, Wednesday, February 7. IUO6, at 1:30 o'clock p. from the parlors of Gantner 1209 Miwion street, between Eighth and Ninth. By order of Chief Ramcer. C.

BRAAKSMA. Financial Secretary. ARNOLD In this city. February 4. 1903, Laura Ann Arnold, beloved wife of the late John F.

Arnold, and mother of Mrs. A. A. Hatch. Mrs.

C. W. Dakin and Herbert F. Arnold of West Berkeley, a native of Braln- tne. SO years and 24 days.

(South Braintree. papers please copy.) LTFricnds and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, February 7, at 11 o'clock, a. at her late residence. 811 Castro etrt-et, between Twenty-flrst and Twenty- second Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Oakland, via 1 o'clock creek route boat.

In this city, February 6. 1906, Harry Auld, dearly beloved eon bf Harry O. and Delia Auld, a native of San Francisco, aged 2 months and 1 day. BADGER In this February 5, 1900, James beloved husband of Mary Badger, a native' of Atheny, Ccunty Galway. Ireland, asfd 68 years.

(CTFrlends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 9 a. from his late resi- dence, 1221 Lacuna street, thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, at 9 :30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. In this city, February .5. 1906. Wil- liam, dearly beloved husband of Catherine Barry, and father of William J. Barry, a native of County Cork, Ireland, aged 75 years and 5 days.

(Placer County papers dease copy.) IE?" Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 8:45 a. from the parlors of Monahan 2339-41 Mission street, near Nineteenth. St. John's Church, St. Mary's avenue, near Mission street, where a reauiem high masa will be celebrated for the repose of his eoul, com- mencing at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In this city, February 6, 1906, James beloved husband of Annie Carey, and loving father of John Margaret, William Annie Mary and Agnes Carey, a native of the parish of Nobbar, County Meath, Ireland, ared 5S years. (ETRemains at the parlors of McFadden, Green. 1171 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth. In this city.

February 6. 1900, Eve- lyn C. 'only daughter of John B. and Cath- erine C. Carson, and granddaughter of Bar- tholomew and Mary O' Regan, a native of San Francisco, aged 10 years 11 months and 16 days.

of funeral hereafter. In Colma, February 5. 1906, Al- exander, dearly btloved eon of Alexander and Annie Dovin. and brother of John. Llzzle and Joseph Dovln and Mrs.

M. LJn- been, a native of Austria, aged 19 years. (CFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Thursday), at 10 a. from bis late resi- dence, 315 Plymouth avenue. Ocean View, thence to St.

Michael's Church, Ocean View, where a requiem high mass will be cele- brated for the repose of hia soul at 10:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In this city, February 5, 1906, Peter Dumphy. a native of aged 60 at the parlors of J.

C. O'Con- nor 767 Mission street, between Third and Fourth. In Oakland, February 6. 1906, Dr. Wallace A.

beloved husband of Sarah E. Elr, and brother of Frances Ely and Harriet Plant, a native- of New Jersey, 78 years and 8 days. ERB In this city. February 5, 1906, Willis Francis, youngest and dearly beloved son of Charles H. Jr.

and Bertha Erb, brother of Charles and Evelyn Erb, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erb and Mr. and Mrs. E.

Platz. a native of San Francisco, aged 9 months and 9 days. E7Funeral services will take place to- day (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. at the residence of his grandparents. 1850 Devlsa- dero street, near Pine: Interment private.

FATJO In Santa- Clara, February 6, 11006. Ellsa A. Fatjo, beloved wife of the late Ant. Fatjo. and mother of Mrs.

John Fatjo. Mrs. L. M. Fatjo and A.Raventos, a native of Chile, aged 68 years.

ICTThe funeral will take place from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. L. M. Fatjo, corner of Main and Liberty streets, Santa Clara to-morrow (Thursday).

February 8, at 10:45 a. thence to St. Claire's Church, where, a requiem mat-s will be celebrated. Interment Santa Clara. In this city, February 5.

1906, Irma, beloved daughter of Emily and the late David Francoeur, a native of San Fran- cisco. aged 12 years and 9 (CTFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the to-day (Wednesday), at 1 p. from the residence of her mother, 68 Pleasant street, oft Jones, between Sacramento and Clay. Interment Cypress Cemetery. In this city.

February 5, 1906, Peter Gaffney, dearly beloved son of Peter and Mary Gaflney-, and brother of Thomas A. Gaffney. Mrs. Elizabeth Holland, Mrs. Blanche Grant and of the late Helen Regan, a native of.

New York, 35 years 10 months and 3 days. CTTriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Wednesday), February 7. at 9 o'clock a. m. at the parlors of 1524 Stockton street.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In this city. February 4. 1906, at her residence, 1379 O'Farrell street, Mar- garet Gallagher, dearly sister of Mary. Anne and the late Winifred Galla- gher wid devoted aunt of Mrs." M.

Coyle and Miss" Margaret Gallagher, aged 80 years. C7" Friends are Invited to attend the re- quiem high mass to be celebrated -for the of her soul at St. Mary's Cathedral to-day Wednesday), at. 10:30 a. -m.

'-Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. In this city, February 5, 1906, Edgar Tilton Green, beloved son of Henrietta 1 R. Green, and brother of E.G. Elsen'and Mrs. Clinton Folger.

a native of Fran- cisco. aged 30 years 0 months 1 and 23 days. (New York City papers please copy.) (£7" Friends are Invited to attend the funeral at 1 p. m. to-day at the chapel of N.

Gray 0., -612-614 Van Ness avenue. Interment Drlvate. In this city. February 4, 1906, G. Bowen Griffiths, beloved husband of Melia Griffiths, a native of Wales.

"Ex-Sergeant of Police, and a member of Golden West Lodge N0. '322. I. O. O.

1 CTTrlends and acquaintances are respect- fully. Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday). February 7. at 1 o'clock bis late 438 Fourteenth Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. by.

electric funeral car from corner of Eighteenth and Guerrero streets, at 1 :30 p. m. In this city, February 5. 1906. HENRYJ.

CALLAOHER CO. (Successors to Flannagan Gallagher). DANIEL P. -DONOVAN. Mgr.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS, 20 Fifth opposite Lincoln School. v- Telephone South "Funeral i Directors and i Embalmera Formerly in Metropolitan Temcle. NOW AT 866 MISSION. Tel." South- 167. Between Fourth and Fifth." near Fifth st Finest Equipments at Moderate James McGinn.

t. Henry I'ansen. JAMES CO.V Formerly With McGinn Bros. Funeral' Directors and East 88. Jennie." beloved: wife of Meyer, i Hasenberg.

beloved mother, of William a native -of Germany. -52 years' 4 months and: 5 Idaho; acrlns- field, and New York nlease coDy.) CTFumral senlces. will, be Funeral private. Please omit Inlermwit" Salem by ,11:30 a. m.

from iThlrd and.Townsend streets. 'In Vclty. February .6, ".1906. Alice, dearly Jelovcd daughter of Frank-and Sarah. Henktl.j and' beloved, sister of Frances a native'of San Francisco, aged 1 year and CyFriends and acquaintances are respact- fully Invited to attend the 'funeral services Thursday.

February 8 at 11 o'clock at the residence of her parents, 112 Thir- teenth avenue. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by carriasres. In this city, February 5, 1906, Mary Violet, beloved of Louisa Hume, a native cf San Francisco, aged 19 years. CTFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day at 3 m. from th? parlors of J.

C. O'Connor 767 Mission street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Drowned off Cape Besle, January 23, 1906. John, beloved son of the late Annie and John Keating, and brother of Dan Kcatine and Mrs.

J. T. O'Neil, a native of San Francisco. Cal. In this city.

February 6. 1906, Wilhelmlna, beloved wife of the late Albert Koschnitzki. and mother of Mre. Kleffer and Herman and Helen Na native of Germany, aged til years- 4 men ths and 2S days. In this city, February 1900, An- nie, dearly beloved daughter of and Lirabetta Llppert.

and beloved sister: of Louis. Lizzie and Ernest Lippert and the late Mrs. Katie a native of San Francisco, aged 23 years and 4 months. LUCAE In San Quentin. February 5, 19C6, John, beloved husband 'of the late Mary J.

Lucas, father of Mrs. George RowelJ, Mrs. Henry Harrison and Mrs. J. L.

Joseph, a native of. New York, aced 79 years 11 months and IS days. CTTrlends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to 'attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), February 7, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Harrison, at San Quentin. Interment Mount Cemetery.

In Sausalito, February 6, 1906. John, beloved husband of the late Mary Hays Mason, beloved father of. Thomas Hartwell John Mason Harry W. and De Witt Clinton Mason. Mrs.

Arthur G. Scurfleld and Mrs. George M. Goodale, and of Mrs. John D.

Robertson and Mason, a native of Balamany. County Antrim, Ireland, aged 75 years and 6 months. of funeral hereafter. McDERMOTT In City and County Hos- pital, February 5, 1906. Mrs.

McDermott, aced 35 years. In this city. February Lena, dearly beloved wife of John F. Mon- nich. and beloved Bister of Mrs.

Marie Guntli. Mrs. Carrie Kuhn, Rose and Christ Schultz. a native of Germany, aged 27 years 5 months and 29 days. tCT Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 2:30 p.

from the par- lors of H. 1137 Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Thirtieth and Mission streets. O'LEARY At rest, in this city. February 5, 1906.

Mary E. O'Leary, a native of San Fran- cisco. Cal. ICTFrlends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited' to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. from St.

Mary's Church (Paulist). corner ot Califor- nia and Dupont streets, where a solemn re- quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Remains at the funeral parlors of Bunker Lunt, 2660 Mission street, between Twenty- second and Twenty-third. PAIN In this city, February 6, 1006.

Charles Pain, beloved husband of Isabel' Collis and beloved father of Annie Collla, a native- of Bishop Sutton, Hampshire, England, aged 55 years 1 month and 4 days. E7Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday). February 7, at 2 'p. from the of Theodor Dlerks, 432 Golden Gate avenue, between Larkln and Polk streets. Cremation I.

O. O. F- Cemetery. In this city, February 6, 1906, Susan, beloved wife of the late Shem Parker, and mother of Mrs. J.

Kelleghan, Mrs. W. T. Burns and Mary Parker, a native of Wales, Entcland, aged 70 years 7. months and 15 days.

of funeral hereafter. ROWE In this city. February 6, 1906, Annie, beloved wife of Frank Rowe, mother: of Frank Mlllman Rowe. sister of the late Mrs. Richard Faraday.

Arthur, Archie and Walter Mclntyre. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mclntyre, a native of California, aged 24 years and fl7f 17 days. SELLMAN In this city.

February. 5 6, 1906, Eleanor Gertrude Sellman. beloved daughter of- Jean E. and Louise Sellman, and of." Lqrene M. and the la.te' Edla' Sellman, a' native of San.

Fran- cisco. aged 0 years '5 months and 27 IC7" Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend Uhe funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 10:30 the residence of her 3l2s Pierce street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery- In this city. February 5. 1906, Henry beloved -husband of Theresa' Sullivan, father of Ralph and Walter Sulli- van and son of J.

Sullivan, a native of San aged 30 years 6 months and 19 days. Officers and members of Twin Peaks Par- lor No. 214, N. S. W.

Sirs ers You arc requested to assemble at 2954 Twenty-second street on Thursday morning at o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother, Henry Sullivan. ft F. J. McDEVITT, President. T.

J. PENDERGAST. Secretary- i At rest, in thin city. February 5, 190fi, Jane, widow of Michael -Walsh, and beloved mother of Myles A. and John- Walsh, a native of Balllnrobe, County Mayo, Ireland, aged S3 years.

funeral will take place Thursday, February -8 at 8:30 -a. from her late residence. Missicn street, thence to St Joseph's Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul commencing, at 9 o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to be present. terment Holy Cross Cemetery, i In the City and County Hos- pital.

February 5. 1906. Peter Walstrow, a native of Sw-eden, aged 68 years. In this city. 6, 1906.

Phillip Sydney Walt, beloved son of Abble Walt, and brother of 'Alice Walt. a native San Francisco, aged 2 months. In this city. February 5. 1906.

Eliza J. beloved wife of the late. Hugh 1 Wilson. mother of Henry and Jane A. Wilson and Mrs.

George Huston, and sister of tbe late William Barkley. a native of N-ew Orleans, aged 67. years 1 month and 26 days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday), at 2 from her" late residence, 1403 San Bruno lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery, via electric funeral car from Thirtieth street and San Jose ave- nue. In this city, February 6, 1906.

Al- exander, beloved husband- of the Mary. and father of Alexander and the late Mary, Nellie and Frances Young, native of Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 61 CyThe funeral will take place to-morrow at 8:45 o'clock, from --the oar- Ior of McA voy O' Hara 261-271 Hayes street, St. Paul's where a requiem high mass will, be celebrated, for. the repose of his soul, commencing; at o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

WOODLAWN' CEMETERY. Ban Mateo Cdiinty: MA SONIC CESIETERV ASSOCIATION. 686 James Flood 8. F..