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The St. Johns herald., 1901-03-09
MAKE YOUR OWN MUCrLAGE.

An ounce of Clipping Gum we ourselves use n mounting 10000 newspaper clippings day, nsskrs a quart of the rleaneSt mucilzge by merely soak az in water. Dropped into the muciage pot feT pieces at time, the contents of 3 ounce box would serve the needs of the average household or office for year. Does not discolor. By mail I-1-- box 70 cents: 3-oZ. box. $ cents TIE RSs>S
The St. Johns herald., 1901-03-09

If the new woman will propose 1t will greatly shorten courtships in the future.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-03-09

The capacity of losing his tenn per has wrought the failure of many man.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-03-09

An unhappy married man is to be envied in comparison to the bachelor who has to board.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
COURT CLOSES
THE LITIGATION
Distribution Of the Vast
Lux Estate Is Com
pleted.
Final Action in Settlement
Taken at Redwood
City.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. 24-The affairs
of the vast estate of the late Charles LUX
were closed to-day in the Superior Court
at this place. The estate has been in pro-
bate in this county for a great many
litigation. The fees paid out of the estate
have amounted to good-siZed fortunes.
The value of the estate has been vari-
ously estimated at from 100000 to $25,-
100000 and 1t Is probable that the latter
amount is more nearly correct.
In the month of June, 1900. the then ex-
ecutor of the estate presented his final ac-
count and petition for distribution. The
account was settled and distribution was
then made with the exception of $4,000,
which amount was ordered reserved to
pay the claim of ]. H. Campbell, the at
torney for absent heirs, in the event that
the litigation then pending over the claim
should result in favor of Campbell, the
claim being one for compensation for his
services as such attorney.
Campbell, upon his appointment, was al
lowed the sum of $1,000 per month by the
court, which allowance continued for
period of about eight years. Upon the
settlement of the estate Campbell claimed
that about $4,000 was due him, but the
taken by him to the Supreme Court,
where the lower court was upheld.
Thomas B. Bishop and AFRO n. Lewis,
to whom the $40 900 was to be distributed,
assigned $4,000 thereof to the firm of Mil
Ter & Lux, which in turn assigned $500
er, Salome Lux Wolfe, Caroline Lux
Mitchell, George Lux and Emil Lux, and
the money was ordered distributed to
these parties.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
SHIP CARRIES
GOLDEN CARGO
Two Million Dollars in
Dust Comes From
the North.
Prospectors in Nome Make
Frantic Endeavors to
Depart.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 24.-The Alaska
Commercial Company's steamship Port
land, Captain Linquist, with 500 passen-
gers and over three tons of gold dust, or
$Z'OO00O0 on board, arrived here at s
o'clock this morning from ST. Michael
and Nome, having left the former port
on Wednesday night, October 9, and the
latter on Friday, October II.
At St Michael all business was practi-
cally closed when the Portland loft,
about 250 of the employees Of the North
ern Commercial and Northern Naviga-
ton companies being sent out on her.
The remainder will come on the Roa-
noke, a few being left to care for the
property of the companies through the
The steamer combine was fortunate
enough to get all it's Dawson freight
away from ST. Michael in time to reach
Dawson before the river closes, probably
although there is some doubt about the
Lovelle Young, an independent steamer
the last cargo for. the Northern CONNER
cial Company. The Dawson and White
Horse Navigation Company, however,
running an opposition line on the river,
was not so fortunate. This company
handled the cargo Of the British steam
as to leave no chance TO get the cargo
to Dawson this winter.
There is said to be regular stampede
around the steamship offices in Nome
and it is feared many who are anxious to
get away this fall will not be able to do
cation Company's fleet of river steamers
were laid up for the winter when the
Portland left ST. Michael The only river
steamer still af1oat was the Herman.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Changes Made in the Postal Service
and More New Pensions
Grar1fad

WASHINGTON, Oct A.-The Postof1ce
Department to-day issued the following:
Postoffice established: Washington-Free-
land, Island County, Martin Dawson, post
master. Postmasters commissioned: Cal
ifornia-Frank A. Tillgitt, Inglewood;
Elmo E. Pyle, Pylema.
Oregon-Edith Raupich, fremont; James
Marcum, Gurdane.
Washington-Otho o. McAllister, South
Park; Charles Schuman, Stones.
Appointed: California;. Ainscough.
Banning. Riverside County, vice NJ r. Ur-
ton, resigned; E. A. Mahon, Cinnabar,
Trinity County, vice S. Waterman, re-
signed; ]. H. KNOWLES. Stent, Tuolumne
Oregon-W. Clearinghouse, Monroe, Ben
ton County, vice w. H. Kay, resigned.
Washington-Miss L. Elliott, Adelaide,
Kay County, vice l.. Cheadie, deceased; !;
j. Sherman, resigned.
These pensions were granted: Original
William s. Fitzpatrick, Bella Vista, S.;
Egbert h Tucker, Selma, Sc; Mic hael d.
sproule, San Francisco. IS; Edward Stew
aTt Miipisas s6; James o. Paup North
e',lesmoags S: Jero.me D. Eisntaniin, Wat
soneiss Theopfi us 81. Wltsn, Ma
aeEA Is lncrease-Henry Glsnviile Shaw,
san franetscoS SO; Franklial r. Patten,
San Diego, IS; Abraham 3; iaarkle, For
Los Angeles, SO; William H. Stinchf1eld.
Olive, $40; Cornelius S. Wergy. Santa Ana,
$40; George Long. Happy Camp, S12; Will
liam w. Garrison. Guerneville, So; John
w. Ward, San Francisco, s. Widows
Hanna Hunter, Garvanza, $S; Lucy A.
Grimes, Corning, S.; Sarah P. Keithly, Ell
mira, $12.
Oregon-Original = Joshua Lowmiller,
Palestine, Sc; William L. NewbiIl, Villa
nina, S. Increase-Henry r. Harrington,
Oakland, $40; Philip Silcher, Portland, So;
Abraham Mowery, Kingsley, IS; Charles
B: Prather, Hood River, $12. Widows
A TOnnlan Ashland
Washington0 0orisina1AWiIIis L. Ames.
Seattle, S.. Increase-Richard A. Rev,
Harrington, s.; John w. Sampson, Wash
ougal, IS; Charles H. Voight, Spokane, $40.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
OFFICERS MEET HIM
WHEN STEAMER ARRIVES
Man Alleged to Have Taken Coin
From Employers Arrested at
Seattle.

SEATTLE, Oct A.-When the steam
ship Portland reached the dock to-day
from the north George E. Danells, the
first passenger to land, was placed under
arrest Danells had sack of nuggets
that was worth thousands of dollars
Danells while acting as the collector for
Carsten Bros, local wholesale butchers,
who had opened Il branch house at Daw-
son, is declared to have visited Bonanza,
Grand Forks and other mining camps,
collected between $4,000 and $4,000 and
disappeared. He was located in little
mining camp north of Dawson and
brought into that city. Upon his person
was found $4,000, which was returned to
the owners. Danells was placed in Jail,
but soon broke out and again disappeared.
The case will be tried in Seattle if extra
dition papers can be secured.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
WANTS OUsT|NG
Of OFFICIALS
Los Angeles Man Begins
Attack on a City
Charter.
Election Is Declared to
Have Been Held
Prematurely.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. A.-S. A. waldron
to-day served notice on the city authori-
ties that he will apply to the Attorney
General of the State for permission to
institute quo warranto proceedings
against the Los Angeles city officials now
holding office. He attacks the charter and
all its provisions, demanding that they
be declared null and void and that the
Mayor and City Council be declared to
nave no right to hold office.
The complaint further alleges that the
election for the adoption of the charter
was held thirteen days prior to the time
prescribed by the constitution and by rea.-
son OF this prematurity of action the char
ter OF 1888, which is the charter under
and by which the administrative officers
OF the municipality hold their power is
now and has been of no effect or validity
whatever.
Waldron recently brought court proceed
1ngs to enjoin the city from effecting the
sale or $2,OOOOO0 of water bonds, which
action Is now pending.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
George F. Brown, &c, westIey, CAL, and Ora
B. cowell, a. Westleys Cal.
Emma L. Buehler, 80, city
Arthur B: c. Anderson. 80, Stockton, CAL,
ana Daisy l. ,Latimer, 2S, sunol Cal:
Mamie Petsch, 26, city.
Antonio Geppi "a. 212o Mason street. and
Anna Degregorio, 16, S15 Montgomery street
Daniel E. Hopkins, 2s, Hodges alley, and
Fell Ramirez 10, Hodges alley.
Gerhard Boese 81, 1A Eugenia street, and
Johanna Duhrkoop, so, Portland, Or.
Giuseppe Ferro. 29, 504 Union street, and
Giovanna Masoero, 20, 1413 Dupont street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
LAWYERS ARE GIVEN
MORE THAN THE HEIR
Settling Of the Fuller Estate at Oro-
Vile Shows Some Interesting
Fi011reS

OROVILLE, Oct. 4.-The division Of the
estate of the late Alfred Fuller has been
completed and some interesting figures
have been made public. The decree of the
court settling the final account and order
ing distribution was in accordance with
the terms of compromise agreed upon by
the attorneys representing the several in
terests. The compromise prevented an
appeal of the case from Judge Davis de-
cision awarding the estate to the half
breed son of the deceased. Fuller, but
'it made a hole in the fortune, which, after
young Fuller's attorneys were paid
amounted to less than $4,000 The exact
sum which he will receive under the set
tlement is s3969 35, not large percentage
of a $4,000 estate, but still a comfortable
start for him.
Since the appointment of an adminis-
traitor the estate has been in almost con-
slant litigation and expenses incident
thereto have constituted the bulk of the
expenditures. Among the fees paid are
the following: +. c. Lusk, $1,000; Carleton
Gray and Richard White, $500; John Gale
5000; Expert Kytka s1011; Expert Eisen-
schinei, 1892; Expert AInes, S529i CoUf (
Reporter Mrs, e. p. McCallunp Sls.s p.
The costs in the will case amopAsea 80
$10l5 so and the adrsliIItsttat0r's .esrss
sions were s1S99 81
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Names of the Dead Obtained.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 24-Advices re-
ceived to-day from Nome by the steam
ship Portland include the names of the
four men who were drowned near Port
Safety, August g. The death of the men
was investigated by Deputy Coroner A.
F. Lange, who returned to Nome on the
evening Of Tuesday of last week with the
first reliable informal ton concerning the
disaster. The names of the men were
William Hiltz, Richard Waldron, Ed Cul-
burt and James c. Wilkins. No informa-
ton concerning them further than that
the mother of Wilkins lives at Brooklyn,
N. Y, could be obtained by the Coroner.
The men were drowned by the upsetting
of boat in which they were rowing from
Port Safety to Solomon City.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
PLAN FOR JAIL BREAK
DISCOVERED IN SEASON
Prisoners in Los Angeles Found Sup
piled With Tools to Effect
EScane.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24-Jailer Shand
at the City Jail has discovered a we'll
laid plan to effect wholesale Jail de-
livery and a woman is under arrest
charged with furnishing the tools found
in the cells of several prisoners. Six saw
blades of the finest make and frame to
fit them were passed into the Jail and two
bars on a rear window had been sawed
nearly through.
The prisoner whom the woman. Louisa
Lopez, is said to have sought to release
Is Alexandra Hernandez, now serving
sentence for larceny, but the jail officials
claim there were at least a dozen other
prisoners in the plot and that a wholesale
delivery was narrowly averted.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
ASSASSIN CZOLGOSZ
TO DIE NEXT TUESDAY
Warden Of Auburn Prison Issues In
vitations for the Electrocu-

ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. A.-Leon F. Czol-
gosz, the murderer of President Mckinley,
will be electrocuted at a. m. on Tuesday,
October 20, at Auburn prison. :.
Warden Mead has selected Tuesday so
that final arrangements may be made on
Monday. In doing this he is following
the general custom in the State prison
relative to electrocutions. It does awav
with the necessity of making final ar
rangements on Sunday. The sentence of
the court was that the execution of Czol-
gosz should take place during the week
commencing October 28 This latitude is
given the warden to secure secrecy as to
delay from accident, such as in 1893 caused
delay of an hour in an execution after
the condemned man had been taken into
the death house at Auburn.
The witnesses will assemble at the
prison at $50 on Tuesday morning. There
have been twenty-six invitations issued
and they are non-transferable. Each wit
ness must present his invitation to the
warden of the prison and If he is not
identified to the satisfaction of the warden
as being the man to whom 1t was issued
he will not be admitted.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Forgery of a Cashiers Name.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 24.-For the past
three weeks the State Bank and Trust
Company of this city has received almost
daily forged checks for small amounts
forgeries have been uttered by +. d.
Dent. alias ]. w. Frey, and in each in
stance the name of Cashier Off of the
State Bank and Trust Company has been
forged to the checks. Starting in this city
three weeks ago. Dent or Frey has left
a trail of forgeries through Arizona, Kan
sas and Iowa an6 is now operating in IL
linois, his last operations being conduct
ed at Quincy, I'LL.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Drill Rocks for Championship.

LEADvILLE, Colo, Oct A.-The rock
drilling contest held here tonight for the
championship of the world in Gunnison
granite took place at the opera-house.
The following are the results: Malley and
Chamberlain, Leadville, 401s inches; Ross
and Mcleod, British Columbia, 80 1916
inches; Hupps and Lindquist, Ouray,
3S 11-32 inches; Pittman and Coughlin
35sl inches. There are three teams to drill
tomorrow night, two from Leadville and
one from Butte. Mont.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Jurv Indicts a Wealthy Man.

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 24.-O. A. Stass-
forth of Los Angeles was to-day indicted
by the United States Grand Jury under
the Edmunds act. Upon arraignment he
pleaded not guilty. The trial was set for
tuesday, October %. The prosecution is
in the hands of United States Attorney
Morrfson Mrs. Stassforth is here but
denies having any interest in the case
except to give testimony. Stassforth Is
known in Arizona and Mexico as a. man
of large means. He Is now under $500
bond.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
SANTA CRUZ CITIZEN
FINDS THE LOBSTERS
Elusive Crustaceans Planted in Mon
terey Bay Are Discovered
bv Accident.

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 24.-Several years
ago Holsters were planted in Monterey
Bay. For several weeks the United States
steamer Albatross has been making an
effort to find some trace Of them, but
without success While splitting pile
here to-day T. w. Littlefeld found on =
a lot of Holsters some six inches long,
they having evidently drifted over from
Monterey. This is the first sign of the
Holsters since they were planted in the
haU
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
vo,odvovski Wins the sandowne.

LONDON, Oct A.-William c. Whit
neys Volodyovski q. Reif0 won the San
downe foal stakes of G2000 for three-year-
-olds. distance about one mile five furlongs
al the Sandowne Park autumn meeting
to-day Transparent was second and
Dundonald (Maher) third. Five horses
started
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
MARRIED.

CREBA-SCHLEEP-In this city, October %,
1901. by the Rev. Herbert F. Briggs, pastor
of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Creba of this city and Lucille Schleep
OF Hanford. Cal.
g. 1901, by the Rev. A. B. j. Brown, Henry
Dreyfus, cousin Of Captain Dreyfus, and Miss
Flora Bernard of Paris
TE-SCHUMACHER-In this city Octo-
ber %, 1901, by the Rev. DR.. E. Nelander,
pastor of the First English Lutheran Church,
Charles G. White and Ida z. Schumacher,
both Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
BIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS,

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
cons authorized to have the same published.
BORN
MYsING-In this city, October 7, 1901, to the
wife Of Frederick Mysing, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Inventor Tries to End LITE.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 24.-Robert H.
Elsey, an inventor and machinist, at
tempted to end his life this morning by
cutting his throat with a dull pocket
knife The blade missed the important
blood vessels and Elsey, who was treated
at the County Hospital, will recover. De-
spondency was the cause of his act.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25

G F Henry & W. Iowa
F Chester & W, Oakld
J H MCNEIL & son.
Los Angeles
ID Rawson, Los Ang
H F Kron, s Cruz
DR. F NJ Archer. Cal
l. L Gaffney. New City
G. Ramsden, England
H d Lazell. Vallejo
H May. Decoto
J R Aiken, Decoto
w A Handbook. Cal
Mrs Handbook & child,
Colgate
] D Adams, Boston
H c Brooks. Tucson
G c Sroufe, Tucson
F H Herd, Cal
Mrs W H Selleck, Seatl
E A Fame, S Diego
M B Williams. N 7
w Fargue. Cal
C w Ayres, S Barbara
Mrs G N MacLouth,
st Helena
NJ G. Haquar, Cal
J w Roach. Indiana
Mrs w T Jenkins. Cal
Mrs w Dickie & ch,
Battle Mountain
S w Van Syckle, N ]
A W Maltby & W.
Concord
J Kincaid & W. L Ang
L W Krohn, Montana
Mrs ] K Wood. Mont
S T Battelle, Seattle
Mrs w A Shannon,
Seattle
c Shannon, Seattle
PALACE
Rev Canon o Mehony,
Cork
W ] Belt. Australia
Mrs c A Clark & ch.
N Y
Rev H W Nelson & W,
N Y
Miss K D Nelson, N Y
A NJ Stevenson Jr,
Denver
J z Terry. Sacto
r T Williams, S Rafael
G E Keslinger, N Y
] G Towl. Mo
Mrs F T Badstreet. Me
Miss Badstreet, Maine
Mrs NJ E Noblock, Cal
Miss Noblock, Cal
A N Kittleson. Nome
7 Lindeberg, Nome
II r Penney & W, Neb
7 z Bittinger, Cal
G NJ Denney. Newark
D S Rosenbaum, Stktn
DR. W e WiegaHd. Md
7 T Goodwin n Y
NEW WEST
W C1obs, Stockton
W e Evans, Redwood
D F Bartlett. Neb
I p Frey & W. Wellgtn
J d Colbaugh. Stocktn
s G. York. Kansas
Mrs G Woodside, Colo
w S McClosky, Cal
T J Edwards. Oakland
G S Crawford. Neb
W A Burghard. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
s.Doc,, FIynn Knocked Ont.

ANACONDA, Mont, Oct. 24-Jack
Wade of Salt Lake at the Margareta The
ater tonight knocked out doc" Flynn
of San Francisco in the fifteenth round of
what was to have been a twenty-round
contest.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Fourth Indictment Against Hoey.

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct 24.-The United
States Grand Jury to-day reported a
fourth Indictment against ex-Collector
Hoey for the alleged making of fraudu-
lent claim against the United States in
riding on, pass and charging railroad
cases will come up for trial next week.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
church Wedding in Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 24.-The marriage
of Miss Agnes wilkins and Frank de Cray
took place at the Catholic church to-day.
After the ceremony there was a recec-
ton at the home of Mrs. Catherine viii
kins the brides aunt. The rooms had
been beautifully decorated by Miss Mary
Cody, a cousin of the bride.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Jurv Declares Him Guilty.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 24-Alexander C..
Vance. who shot and killed Charles F.
FRANKLIN at Eatonville September 3, was
Tonight convicted Of murder in the first
degree.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Maher to Fight Jeffords.

& BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 24-Peter Ma
her. the Irish champion, and Jim Jeffords
of California have been matched to box
ten rounds in this city on November s.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
Four Years for the Convict.

SACRAMENTU, OCT. Ill g. Klein,
who killed Henry Miller, a fellow convict
at Folsom Prison last May. was sentenced.
by Judge Hart to-day to four years i'm
prisonment at Folsom. Klein's term for
burglary would have expired in Septem-
ber last
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
nERKELEY MAX ESTATE.

BERKELEY T-tt ESTATE.
Will THIS TEMPT Eo
5000 vii hGy a frr -eru-story house and
lot nefr the statf on The sunny side of
+fla ftre street .i- EL doEe to ANY one
buying This prop tv 3Irilg the coming
week Z VIII give h3nus a fine ccr1sr
OF 60x10o sdjoini re above mind roa
there is rnista-.s. q-gi give you tie Iar
free II you Guy the house and lot. Apply 10
JOS. J. MASON, adjoining P. o., Berkeley
station.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.


F G Bleecker. Seattle
C w Burdsal. Spokane
r Vaughan. B c
10 B Dill. Greenwood
Mrs Hodguss, Greenwd
w Proudfoot. U 5 A
W Stockton, Vermont
w P Northcott & W,
Greenwood, III
@ w Howes & w, Ill
N Dresser, Illinois
W T Selleck, Los Ang
@ G Littlefield, Boston
J L Pupon, Oregon
Mrs NJ Thomson. Cal
Miss NJ Thomson, Cal
E L Croller, CIR Valley
W A Kaufman, Denver
Mrs G D Worswick,
San Jose
W P Thomas. Ukiah
I Wilcox. Chico
J F Coonan, Eureka
T d Petch. Eureka
Mrs W S Gibbs. Napa
10 ID Rich & W, Sonoma
NJ Bates, Kan City
c z Towne. S Cruz
A H MCDOWELL, N Y
w J Reynolds. Wis
Mrs G J Wyland. Iowa
Grace Wyland, Iowa
l. A Blasingame & ",
Fresno
S W Waring. SPedro
H r McNoble. Stocktn
W F Sesser. MINI
J B Seykora & W. Cal
lC A Bond. San Rafael
Mrs c A Bond. S Ran
HOTEL.
T A Barr. Los Ang
IB Westrope, Hull
T ] Mccarthy. L Ang
IL w Neame. London
10 Stevens. Sacto
2 P Powell & W. USA
A Revere. N Zealand
'IC Zahn, N Zealand
r c Napier & W, Mo
A B McCreery. Cal
R H Macnee & W. N Z
r C Rogers, S Barbara
lC Fernald, Jackson
IL d Fay, Los AnR
] c Gair, Chicago
G. B Robbins. Chicago
r Graham, Los Ang
n Holland, Phila
A H Woodruff. N 7
G Lull & W, Stanford
"A c. Brigham. Marysv
1T z Cryder. n Y
G. J Cole. N Mex
II Robinson, EnBidllU
L W Little. England
'ERN HOTEL.
10 G Monroe, Portland
E B Channell. Is Ang
W P Stephman. Is An
N Buxton. San Jose
W Holtine. FL Paso
G Gallaher, Red BLUM
w H Colwell. Mexico
w Elken, Sacto
A Heating. Fresno
NJ Wiener, Pasadena
IF H Barden. Haywrds
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
DIED.

DIED.
Adams, John Joseph Lynch Hanna
Billings, o. ]. Mendell, Morris
Bjorkquist Rosie D. Murray, Edwin j.
Bode, May Norton, Claire
Brazel, Joseph P. Humphrey, Milton G..
Br0dersen. Minnie Rothschild,. Dolly R.
Brooks. Lionel Sammi, August c.
Dunlevy, Nellie NJ Stack, John
Graves, John M. Tannian, Michael T.
Kemp. John w.
ADAMs-In this city, October a. 1901. at the
residence, S20 Laidley street. John Joseph.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
CREMATION.

The Odd FELLOWS cemetery Assoc cfatfon
Point Lo bos ave-. S. F., Cal.
The ordinance prohibiting burials IN San
Francisco after the first day of August. 1901
does not refer to CREMATION. Neither does
1T affect the COLUMBARIUM because there is
nothing less harmful to the living than the
ashes of their dead.
Permits to cremate will be issued by the
Board of Health the same as heretofore
GEORGE r. FLETCHER Manarer
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

TO the shareholders of the Ind. Red Mems
Hall Assn.-At the last regular meeting of
the board Of directors Of the Independent
Red Mems Hall Assn. dividend of 25c per
share was declared, payable Friday even
ing, October %, at o'clock, in Red Mems
Hall, $40 Bush st.
c. G. BOLSDORFF, President
B. A. sAMMANN, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

AGAIN We remind you that our piano stock,
both new and second hand, is the largest
west of Chicago and includes the most re-
liable makers TO choose from. New pianos
sold upon easy payments OF Sc per month;
soue good pianos for So 81 and s. per month.
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Steinway dealers,
corner Kearny and Sutter SITS. San Fran
cisco. corner Broadway and Thirteenth St.,
Oak and.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-25
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

BARGAINS; improved & unimproved property
acquired by foreclosure; Il cash. Bank of Ala.