The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-06

salers' target shooting were the only ones
obtainable. In the members shoot there
are forty-one prizes, and the result will not
be known until next Wednesday night.
In the ladies' shoot Mrs. Kohan, Mrs j..
Pope and Mrs. Williams each made a.
then came Miss Mile Healy with g. and
min, Mrs. Wroburff, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Y.
Hassmer. The prizes are 100-pound box
of soap, case of assorted fruit, a clothes
wringer, case of Eocene oil, box of
prunes, half-dozen Top Notch Extracts, a
step-ladder, a feather buster, six boxes
writing paper, box of soda crackers, five
pounds of coffee and keg of pickles.
case of AZ whisky, the representatives of
w. Cuff Co. won case of French claret;
Deming- Palmer Milling Company, box
of cigars; Stockton Milling Company, a
box of cigars. A protest was entered
against Schuster on the ground that he
Vas not wholesale grocer.
In the newspaper mems contest III. Nap
penbach, an artist on the Examiner, won
the first prize, handsome diamond ring.
Charles Nicholson, also of the Examiner,
won revolver, and BERTHE Hunt of the
Chronicle won new hat.
Promptly at P. NJ. President Nobmann
began calling off the gate prizes:
One Manhattan bicycle, value $105, Grocers
Union, winning number 1912; one White sewing
machine value S75, Groeers' Union, 1891: one oak
center table, oxidized trimmings, value $50, Gro
GERS Union, 1900; one rattan comforter, value
$40, Grocers Union, 4I6; one plush seated rocker
value $l5, Gercke Furniture Company, 1892;
5o-ib sack -four sperry Flour Co, 174s; Sob
-four Sperry Flour Co., 1885: l 5Oib sack flour,
Sperry Flour Co., 100; l 50-ib sack -four. Sperry
Flour Co., 2454; 50-ib sack -four Sperry Flour
Co., 1878; son sack -four, sperry Flour Co.
1913; 50-fb sack -four Sperry Flour Co, 1471;
10y Sos os sack noqr sPeTy Flour c. 2ol 6o
-four Spsrry Flour Co., 22O2; 50-b sack -four,
sSperry Flour CO., 65l; Don sack -four, sperry
Co., 400; so ID sack -four, Sperry Flour Co.. 1874
/ b0,h sack -four, sperry Flour Co., e46
j 5S-D sack -four, sperfy Flour Co., s35
l 50-b sack -four, sperry Flour Co., 206O
50-ib sack -four sperry Flour Company, 1887; /
sack -four, Crown Flourmills, 220s; Son. sack
-four Grown Flourmills, s14; SOL sack flour,
Flourmills 1871; Sob. sack flour, Crown Flour
mills, 523; 50-ib sack -four, Crown Ffourmills,
50-ib. sack -four Grown Flourmills, 2093; l 50-fb.
sack -four. Crown Flourmills, 1865; so ID. sack
crown Fonrmills i472: 5o-b. SACK -four. crown oa
Flourmills 2423; OOH. sack -four, Crown Flour
3S5; ] 5O-tb. sack flour, Crown FIourmills, 1880:
l 50-ib. sack -four, Crown Flourmills, 2263;
! 50-fb. sack -four Crown Flourmills, 1860;
l 50-ib. sack -four, Crown Flourmills, 1898;
1 50-fb. sack -four, Crown Flourmills, 1890;
l box treble perfume. p. Rieger d Co., 2O2O: 8
gallons clareJ, Herve q Somps "a; coil rope,
Tubbs CoIdage Company, 1909; box CASTLE SOAP
G. K. Lucy, 1898; dozen porter, d. Tweedie,
2124; key herring, Wieland Bros, $50: box
soap, II. H.,Hogan, 1903; keg pickles,J. Loefier,
2l74; cheese, Z. B. Haight, 1855; dozen Sono-
ma catsup, C. c. Pennell, 612; 1 ten-pound pail
Bendel, 504; five-pound Vienna coffee flavor, H.
Grandiean; ten-pound Java coffee, Tyler & son,
pany, 1907: 1 cheese, wetzeI d Baker, 1913;
box soap, o. Luhn d Co., 1856; box soap, o.
L IEa1 Co, s 1917 box soap o, Lubn & Co.
o. Luhn & Co., 1882: box SOAP Commercial Soap
Company, 1914; box soap, Commercial Soap
Company, 515; box soap, Commercial Soap Com
pany 1888; box soap, Commercial Soap Com
pany, 500; box soap. Commercial Soap Company,
22sl; dozen toilet soap, Standard Soap Company,
1894; dozen toilet soap, H. P. Peterson, 81; box
soap, Union Soap Company, 221; box
Soaes TaaR S0n Rave6 GSRy co.. 1907 Is
sides bacon, ]. Pecher, 1889; bottle rock and
rye, n. Blumenthal q CO. go; l bottle absinthe,
Nj. Blumenthal d Co, ls9; bottle pousse cafe,
q Co., co. $780, S 6Ots
Blumenthal d Co. 1870: l bottle cherry cordial,
tai lard, j. Pecher, 22ss: box macaroni, 6. R.
tel 1855; / 5,ponnd Vienna coffee flavor H.
Grandiean, 1896; cheese, o. p. Smith d Co., 10:
6 packages one-minute meal, Petersen & Co, TIL;
cheese, D. de Bernardo & Co., 1913: l dozen bak-
ing powder Columbian SpIeemill 20l7; l box
tin baking powder, Thierbach & Kroeger, 1887;
5-pound tin baking powder, Price Baking Powder
Company, 770 box candy, L. Saronil& Co., 2OO9;
dozen cans baking powder j. A. Folger & Co.,
1858; cheese, Won Rom, Hencke d Lorsbach,
1859; l cheese, NJ It. Freitas 1873; l cheese,
Sawyer & Haight, $40; l cheese, Brigham, Hoppe
&, Co. s77; l cheese; Martin, Eeusisr q
l box soap, Fishbeck & Glootz, 2O96; / box soap,
Fishbeck & Giootz, 1898: box soap, Fishbeck Il
Glootz, SCI; box soap, Fishbeck & Glootz, 236;
box soap, Fishbeck & GIootz, 1852: 1 so ID bag
bag Advent -four, Del Monte Milling Company,
1453; package S. r. -four, Del Monte Milling
Company, $50: bag cream fake oats, Del Monte
Milling Company, TAB; bag whole white flour,
Del Monte Milling Company, l7l3; packages
semola. Del Monte Milling Company. 1888;
pany, 1908; bag -four, Del Monte Milling Com
pany, 1870: 100 lbs Gold Dust -four, ]. P Thomas,
dozen breakfast Gem, Ianmeister Mills, 1885;
doz. Twin Bros. mush r. n. Robbins So: doz
Twin Bros. mush, 4. r.. Robbins, Sc; doz. Twin
mush, R. II. Robbins, 346; doz Twin Bros. mush,
R. 81. Robbins, 49,; )! dog. Breakfast Gem, Lau-
meister Mills, 1852; box Japan tea, NJ. T. Bran
soap, pioneer soap Company, ioss; /
692; 2 bags salt Dodge, Sweeney 81 Co., 1852;
1 case extra Star oil, W. p. Fuller & Co., 4s6;
i kit salmon. Getz Bros & Co, 1896; 10 boxes tea
! case cider, Cutting Packing CO., 1924; ! case
Yum Yum corn, Man. Sadler & Co., 1142; l case
claret, Z. GARNER 4 Co.. 1l46: 100 lbs salt
Co, 1895; Id smoking tobacco Asch Il Co., e47;
% Id wooden bucket G & grease, Coburn, Tevis
So S. hh' 001 Ai0i0n porter b0rnei q Co.,
The tally clerks were Solomon and J. H.
Harrje. The prizes will be distributed
next Wednesday evening at the head
quarters of the union.
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