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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

10 u IN = AZ sfaf 50. Pigs a. '5ai''. r7u=hs
IL ,up - The n.assst pss = . a-I he hui.
{: tie arSs above In lt~- cage sol G 50 g
- aza.rst -op ~ 3 81 ana The hpis ~ Y.i'1
me fgai. ir,y, o; r,'5e-s l57Ea- ., 80, (
%. .n-t9y a.@-3f"a - 70 ~ - j.. m
aE.f - .rz ard 0q't s7.... ana rhs nam doe
aye5agoi 20 i6s and - i74S
SHEEP--igain The T-"s. p.z We" CRY EiI!a...
Wr.c, Is ra: cne-,hi-c - u;.;.bs- necessary %
60 re BUYERS "har0" = ~ .fe. tn"iT mos
tie sdA. buyers q..e..z .at.:rF srs-vth:7E n
Tieht a. rgyid r.-s: - lz't fg- P:G'; ;':
r~ok. v.E.-h rnas"s -" :ua-.e- =. the highest
ias.s 70 - 'rc! months t..+1 ~ ha!t-'&' s-4n
them o. ac~5.n: q -" sTrhU number ~ EHyi
sSli a. g :. Mexican isn5' a, g. rs'ire .--7r;
shee2 az 80 and ri.yPf4 ii-lr as ,; :.
t"7-a-stra'"l n tire ho-s" make ~! N.1las -
being rGg' I'D ir ne 'rat, Tra.'H "a. :,pf
* IT,, 3. i Mt tszz rolf.rsi - e. par -I!ar
I cas- t,. s- ,ssrssrtsla aims. ~ fssr.-r re-
GEesr fo- select chunks a-i "'rs- rs'a'l ~. %
rsni f-ar-, fi,rn our IS ard .srd--. f7- No.
lors's while all Interests s1.," ~ 'g'i.. a. a.
h"rSes Tho nartef continues n the ai,arcei
soale q prices inauGri-ated a. 'hs Cl1iEE q -,
Es-as Quotations: ,..z.-, ,.,..
t., tlrg $ ;ssi " ~ i 'f ~! b. ' .s
10 go"d ss,ds1. zo1d to chs.cS. fs5TiiE coach
ho-s,s and -abs- Fair % good SifSG 70. Choice
to ezra s-.75H5N Hu-sts ". re Sgsth-Srlai!.
ia a. 8; - SoG.fern dr:vss arg ,vaiaE =.
j-cr- r.IilnEs-l-o5 . I.J1 ib-. plain 20 Ea-d, -
&c: ch3ice 70 extra. sldVF! 10 PI~4rNss trtT--s
Fair TO good ss5aIi0. choice - extra. ~.
~ Sad5le-s FOR Southern u-e-Fair % sC01. 8,
40. ch1ic@ - extra s10oTIz- far-v EHl--d and
%rv York ssdEla-s. yI51Tsfl Inferior E.rFas-
COMMON. small .!ugs. t2t1SJ. heavs work plugs
NILES Ma., receipts ar CONTINUING r-a;iveir
light TEsstsv's complement embraced only three
~ f,,;:r loads aIthrEc~ tlAre quito s-ri7<-
ling * small bur-1as hut putting all together
the arrivals iii Tot comprise uTr5 more than
faIr dozen carloads. CeIuCiI@u5 with -h@ light
run. the ier!aad - 4 rrois Is rnanfes-inG rather
EN- and farm Inquiries are very god n them
southern accent. me volume ~ request being
only cne-tHird what = vs- during re sarne
period two weeks ago on this account the sr7si.
mules @. light weight and cOlrcru sf.r-. and
especially the ro'!rh and inr1a;ur@ kinds. are
selling slCve- than ever. = such a trtnS "a p0S-
sib,e or the contrary. the demand f1r good
mules with sfz. weight. quality and finish. AMI
particularly those wits wight. thai demand u
= feature - market. an neither 80 dealers
nor the commission Interests ars able {? gat
enough g. I'll iuaieiers wants IS result the
glasses mentioned retain ? rerN strong llS.=
with prizes qUoisI the strongest IN quite a long
time
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F'urs.
" COL,

Extreme Southern sklns Il per cent less and
strictly Northern ?JdS0 per cent more.
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Hides.


Wet hides should always be Thoroughly cur
before being shipped.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-18
Foresters, Anniversary.

Court Occidental of the Ancient Order
of Foresters gave an entertainment and
dance last night in Golden Gate Hall in
celebration of the twenty-third anniver-
sary of its institution. There was a pro-
gramme of varied numbers, entertaining
and amusing. after which it was ION with
the dance until midnight The affair
was conducted under the direction of the
committee Of arrangements, consisting of
Dr. John c. Newton, Walter ]. Yarrow,
George Freiderman, Clarence Schneider,
William Wallace, d. Z. Besecker, w J.
Bios w. W. Willis, J. P. BARRELS, John
Henderson and George McMartins D. z.
Besecker was the floor manager and H.
Lemser his assistant. Those who con-
tributed TO the pleasure of the evening
were: Henry Dowdell, Frederick KeseA
James Lewis, George E. Dorm, Miss Rose
Harrison, j. Casad, Billy Hines, Miss
Mary Mead and George Evans. High
Chief Ranger State Senator Sanford and
Chief Ranger c. Schneider delivered ad.
dresses.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Theodore E. Tasalski. 80. Chicago. and
Adela Dobeogoiska. 10. city.
Simon Florin, 81. Halfmoon Bay, and Jo-
sephine Curry, 20. HalfmOon Bay.
Harry Robinson, A. city, and May T. Van
Pelt 30. city.
Carl F. STANCE. 30. city and Elizabeth L.
Frank G Bleuss. %. 23s Cortland avenue.
and Sophia Braas. 81, 1880 Seventeenth street.
Casha L. Stoker 81. Point Richmond, and
Edna A Moore, 10. Point Richmond.
oscar Carlson. %. 104 South Park and
Hilma Johnson, 20. city.
Torrents W. Johnson. 30, city. and Hanna
Olson. 20 city.
Friedrich Roth, %. l59 Silver street. and
Nellie Cline, p, 159 Silver street.
George Cassasa, D. 627 Greenwich street
and Dina Ragghiante. 10. ODD Broadway.
Francisco Casella. %, Sonora place. and
Rosina Carlamagna, %, Q Varennes place.
Harry Johnson %. 1875 Welsh street and
Nellie HalUska. 81 81 Wilder street
John DAILY. %, 1912 Stockton street, and
Maggie Stack PC. 2626 Steiner street
Joseph L. Fulton p. city, and Mary Casey.
81. city.
louis Kutner. p. Fresno. and Bertha Hut
shing. q, city.
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STILL PROBING
POSTAL FRAUDS
w ashington Grand Jury
Returns Three More
Indictments.
One of the Persons Indicted
Is Said to Be Former
Chief of Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE Federal
Grand Jury to-day returned three indict-
ments in the postal cases, involving two
people, one of them being a joint fndict-
ment. The names of the indicted persons
were not made public.
The indictments are based on a contract
or agreement for the sale of certain sup
plies to the POstoffice Department One
of the parties is said to be a former chief
OF bureau. who had to do with large
contracts which have figured eonspicu-
ously in the investigation 1t is expected
that the indicted men will be arrested
within the next twenty-rour hours. Sew
eral cases on which action had been an
ticipated did not materialize, but further
indictments are expected.
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PLANT
IS DESTROYED
Early Morning Fire Does
Damage to Amount
Of 5000
Firemen Have Fierce Battle
to Save Adjoining Prop
erty From Flames.

Fire which was discovered at 6 O'Clock
yesterday morning destroyed the
Francis Smith & Co. steel works.
on Townsend street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets, entailing a\loss of about
SIC, OOO The blaze started in the engine
room from some unknown cause and was
discovered by night Waterman after it
had attained a good start. By the time
the fire apparatus arrived the entire plant
was mass of flames, and the main work
of the firemen was directed to saving ad-
joining property.
The hay barns of McNab & Smith,
across the alley from the confa grafton
were seriously threatened, and it required
the utmost efforts of the fire department
to keep them and their contents from 60
ing UP in smoke. The pipes were massed
to the north of the blazing structure and
a deluge of water was poured in to check
the flames. The firemen were compelled
to labor in almost unbearable heat for
two hours, playing streams on the fire at
every point where it threatened to spread
to the hay barns. Finally the fire burned
itself out, having consumed everything
infiammable in the steel works.
The destroyed structure was a quarter
Of a block wide and half block deep and
was filled with costly machinery. 1t is
not believed that any of it can be used
again IN making steel plate. Sixty men
who have been employed at the plant are
forced out of work until such time as the
owners rebuild. Construction on the new
plant will be commenced as soon as the
losses are adjusted with the insurance
companies.
The offices of the plant are at SO Ere
mont street, where it was stated that the
works were valued at $4,000, on which
there was an insurance of about $50, 900.
The building in which the plant was To-
Gated was owned by Miss Jennie Flood.
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
IN at either Of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence Of per-
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
BORN.
GOEPFERT-In this city, August 81, 1908, to
the wife Of Z. W. Goepfert, son.
GOLDKUHL-In this city, September 10, 1908
10 the wife OF William J. c. Goldkuhl, a
son.
KROENKE-In this city, September &c, 1903
10 the wife Of August Z. Kroenke. daugh-
ter
McCOY-In this city, September l. 1908, to
the wife Of Bert Mccoy. daughter.
RYAN-In this city. September g. 1903, to the
wife Of Jesse J. Ryan, a son.
WIELAND-In Sacramento, September u
1903. TO the wife OF Frederic Wieland. a
daughter
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TO SAN RAFAEL,
SAN QUENTIN,
MILL VALLEY,
.CAZADERO, ETC.
via Sausalito Ferry

WEEK DAYS. Holidays exceptedl-6:45 As.
fs7 As S:45, 9:45. IL a. m, 1920. 'l;45, S:lO,
4:15, 1915, %6:15. GAS. 8. Has D. m
7:45 a m train week days does not to
SUNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
49, TO, f+1O. IL III 80 a m, 1920. I'll 80.
2:35. % $50, 3. 8, 1880. 8, IL: AS p. m.
Trains marked 60 run to San Quentin
Those marked % to Fairfax, except 5:15 D. m.
Saturdays. On Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. train
runs TO Fairfax
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
Week days-5:25. 1928, TAO, Sis. % 80.
1905 a. m, 1890, 2:20, % AS, 1850, $780, CAS-
sUNDAYs-6:15. 1885. 1910. 9:4O t1O:55.
III AS a. m. - 80. 2:3O. t3 :25. 4:4O. $3.50.
sos, Z :35, 1920 D. m.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
CISCO-Week days-5:45. GAO. T:f5 s:25
GAS. 11:1O a. m, 12;4O, 2;45, AIS. $40. 1905.
sUNDAYs-s:s5. 1855. 10. II 10 a. m. 1905
1:O5, 2:4O. 3:45 4:55 6:O5. 7:1O. 1910 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a m week days-Cazadsro and way
stations.
5:15 p. m. week days Saturdays excepted)-
TOmales and way stations.
3:15 D. m, Saturdays-Cazadero and way
stations.
Sundays and Legal Holidays a. m. GAIA
dero and stations.
Sundays and Legal Holidays-10 a. m, Point
Reyes and stations.
TICKET OFFICE-e26 Market st.
FERRY-Foot OF Market st
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surrenders Client to Police.

1t has transpired that the name of the
man who attempted to take his own life
by inhaling gas at 204 Ellis street last
Wednesday is w. A. Secular and not
'Scanlon." as was written by him in a
note to Edward Ward, a Chinatown
guide. Secular is a remittance man and
comes from Australia. On July 10 last
he is alleged to have shot an inoffensive
japanese window cleaner in saloon on
Steiner street. He was out on a cash
bond Of $50 given by Attorney Archie
Campbell, who surrendered him 10 the po-
lice on learning of his attempted suicide.
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fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Friday) at S:15 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence S12A Elizabeth street, between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth streets and Hoff-
man avenue and Douglas street. thence to
St Anthony's Church, Army street, near
Folsom, where a requiem high mass will be
mencing at o'clock. lnterment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
RowAN-In this city, September 16 1908.
Peter Rowan, beloved brother OF Joseph and
Mary Rowan Mrs. G. G. Terrill and Mrs.
L. Stone. a native Of County Mayo, Ire
pery aged lodge 80 No 500 A ePer " w.
Court Eclipse No IA, A. .. F. of A.
ENFrlends and acqraintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Saturday, at o'clock from the parlors OF
McFadden, McBrearty Green, III Mis-
sion street. thence to St Vincent de Paul $
Church, corner Steiner and Green streets,
where a requiem high will be cele-
brated for the repose of his soul at o. clock.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
seph p. Ryan. native of New Fountain
View, Abbeyleix. Queens County. Ireland.
aged 80 years and months.
SIMMONS-In this city, September 16 1903
Phebe L.. beloved wife of the late Charles
Simmons, and mother of Elizabeth A. Sim
mons. a native of Rhode Island, aged so
years months and is days.
UyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday.
September IS, 1908 at IL O'clock from her
late residence. Angelica street, between Va
lencia and Guerrero. Interment Mountain
View Cemetery, Oakland by 1 o'clock creek
route boat.
TRUETT-In this city, September II, 1908.
Frederick George, beloved husband of Annie
r. Truett and father of Daisey and Walter
Truett. a native of Philadelphia, Pa.
VILLANSENCIO-In this city, September 16
1903, Virgida, Villansencio, a native Of Mex
leo. aged 81 years
EZRemains at Charles J. B. Metzler' S
undertaking parlors 636 Washington street.
WELSH--In Berkeley, September IT, 1903,
Walter, beloved husband Of Cornelia Welsh
and father OF Elmer Welsh, native Of New
York, aged 60 years.
WOOD-In this city, September IT. 1908 John
Wesley, beloved husband of Addie E. Wood
native of Cornwall. n. Y, aged "A years
months and IS days.
EFFriends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday
September 20 1903, at 2 clock from the
chapel of Odd Fellows Cemetery Services
will be conducted by Anna L. Gillespie
Remains at the mortuary chapel of the
Golden Gate Undertaking Company, 2475
Mission street. near Twenty-1rst. Kindly
omit flowers.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank many relatives and
friends of the late Lillian Nathan for their
sympathy in hour of bereavement
JOHN NATHAN,
PHILLIP POSNER and Family
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The Old Friends.

The Society Of Old Friends has elected
the following officers for the current
term: N. Albrecht, president; A. G. Cum
bingham, vice president; Herbert Jaeger
secretary; Philip Herzog, treasurer
Franklin F. Lord. medical examiner; r.
F. Mackenzie, James Kirliso, George
Simons, James Moffitt, Harold Mitchell
and John Mitchell, trustees. There is to
be a change in this society, for it is to be
turned from purely social organization
into a beneficial one.
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THE CALLS
GREAT ATLAS OFFER

Will close on September "a,
1908, and all holders Of Atlas
Coupons are requested to pre-
sent them immediately, as this
great opportunity to secure one
of these splendid Aliases at The
Calls premium rates will be
brought to a close on Septem-
Der "A.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

EY-BARTMAN-In this city. Septen-
Der 13. 1903. by ne Rev. Father Caraher
Lawrence J. Hurley and Winifred hartman
Observation-Disclosures this city Septem-
Der 16. 1903 by the Rev. Jay William Hud-
son. Thomas b. Mcnamara of Santa Rosa
and Ida Mae Bither Of San Francisco.
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WILLTsi
WILLIS,


business lets. building lots: prices within
--e reach OF al- invest now while the prices
are low, Willis Is the terminus OF tie cali
ma southwestern Railroad. when Clover
Ntte was the terminal It's growth started.
Mnen me terminus changed 20 Ukiah u did
me same, and Willis with its ri-h sur
running country. must naturally follow in
me same lire; see this property on Sunday
cellember 2crhs boat leaves 80 10y Tfburou
efrys tickets 50 round trip and free buses
VIII convey you 20 the property: tickets can
De- secured al our offce or at $50 Market st
" IT, MENTION. manager Country Land
Department.
BURNHAM q MARSH COMPANY. 211
AuUr-Orrrrrl
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for Morning. for Afternoon
Saturday and Sunday only. Sunday only.
stops at all stations on sunday.
Sunday excepted Saturday only.
eNia Coast Line n Via san Joaquin Valley.
bRenO train eastbOund discontinued
~ Only trains stopping at Valencia Sc. southbOund
are $50 ESQ and s. 80
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NJ EsrATE-cTTY-FoR &C.


-hE CHEAPEST lots mas -,
ea he sS SS,sln Asodition: well located and
llit View that makes &c.. -.
7i-tilecs cr mats. on r,o-th -.
.-- +t q Broderick. size 25vIoS- So, So
e, pass cash OF ins-alimerts. f f5-st
--of icr building: street sew
Naler and electricity ready 10 ~,
, f,..,.SSlNN M. $50 California 81. Cssvinrs
r,. -e-p lcts north OF the Par;e s-e
'1sl, $3.50 and $500. Graded. 3 li1re
-..-..,.1 e,Ieet work done. gas. water. elec-
|s, Il. streets the last chance FOR such
. ~ With an these ADVANTAGES. fioa
..r-SSN- -S w rats: inside Of lOth ave W. ].
---N-N, a1u California St
~, +. lots. elevated and sitely. west side 9th
-ee' .oIln az Lake: ready for bufldinq- 95r
--,.t. - WORK done water. gas and cleo
.eeps 10 turn on; a few steps from
-s tiectIie cars; $500. cash OF installroents
lllsS payment SiO0: II you are looking
L-ll0ing site you viii 20 no further
you see these lots: the neighborhood
.lLlolns up with superior class OF homes:
me location. ". 7. GUM $50 CALI
-oIhia 81 Savings Union BuildingD
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ROOMS To LEI-Furn- a anu - -
A HANDSOMELY furnished. sunny bay-Wi
dow room in private residence, -FOUR docks
from Park entrance and within easy walk
ing distance Of Affiliated Colleges. SO; also
large unfurnished room with private en-
trance: gentlemen only. Address Do1 ltOo'
Call Office.
-RRrTNSWICK House. las Sixth-Rooms
DC 10 81 per night 81 % TO s. per week and
light housekeeping rooms. open al night
AT ..The Aimonte" s73 Market &. Cor NO
FIfth st)-Rooms. DC. SOC. 81, - % night
81 50 20 SO week; house open All night
BURNETT I420 Marl1et-f0ld No l504)-fur
CLIFFORD. 2Os Ellis. cor. Masol-Elegantly
furnished sunny rooms; prices -easohaDie'
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank many relatives and
friends of the late Lillian Nathan for theil
sympathy in our hour of bereavement.
JOHN NATHAN,
PHILLIP POSNER and Family
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Trains leave and are due 10 arrive ~
SAN FRANCISCO.
Cdain Line, Foot Of Market streetl
LIAvK FEoM sKPrKNBxR 2. 1903. AEEIvl
7.00A Benicia, suisun, Elmira and saera-
TooA vaesTiiie. winters. Ramsey....... 1.2sr
1904 Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo
Napa, CalistOga. Santa Rosa. 6.26P
7.2sr
Marysville, OrOville. Connects
at MaTysville for Gridley, Biggs
ann. AsIa1te Ex5rsss- and Esss 1o5S1
1904 Port Costa, Martinez, Antioch. By
ron Tracy, stool tOn. Sacramento.
Los BanOs. MENDOZA, Hantord,
Ylsalia. POrterville .............. 4.23R
e.ooA Port Costa. Martinez, Tracy. Leth-
rOp, Modesto, MERGED Fresno,
Goshen junction, HanfOrd, VI
salia. Bakersfield .............-.- 5.Z6P
s-5oA Shasta Express-Davis Williams
(fOr Bartlett Springs). WillOWs
4FrutO. Red Blum Portland. ..--. 7-55P
s.50A Niles, san Jose Liyermore, stock
MarysVille. Chico, Red Bun...-. 425P
S.5OA Oskdale. Chinese, jamestown. So
nora. TuOlumne and Angels 4ZoP
5000 Martinez and Way statiOns-..-----. g55P
1oooA M Hi Paso Passenger. East6oand-
Port Costa, Martinez, Byron.
MERGED. Raymond, Fresno Han
fcr6 visalia. Bakersfield. Los
b Angeles --' and va ~ d FssS L Gsss
100, Denver, S%sA. S%ieSgs $500, s2 2s
hayward. Mics anu way otattouns = E9r
n DOR Sacramento River Steamers.....-.-f l.OOP
8 SOP Benicia Winters. Sacramento.
Woodland. Williams, COlusa, VIII
lows, Knights Landing. Mays
$50. Hs5@s 9T s.: ana ma WAY sasa s ss.
Z oOP Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo, Napa,
CallstOga. Santa Rosa. e.. dZoA
A.0OP Martinez Tracy la throp. stockton. 10.25A
4 00P Niles, LivermOre. Stockton. Lodi. 4ZoP
5OP Hayward. Niles. lrvingtOn, San 1854
Jose. Liyermore. ............... ti1.55A
5I0OP The Owl Limited-FresnO. Iulare.
Bakersfield. Los Angeles .-...--- 3 55A
6Io0P Port Costa, Tracy, stockton, Los
70 30P Hayward, Niles and San Jose I.25A
s.00P Hayward. Niles and San J0se....... l0.26A
s.0OP Oriental Mall Ogden, Denver,
Omaha St. Louis. Chicago and
East Port Costa, Benicia, Sui
sun. Elmira. Davis, Sacramento.
ROcklfn, Aubn-u. COlfaX.
Truckee, BOca, Reno. Wads
worth, Winnemucca, Battle
Mountain, ElkO ............. -. 4.26P
s suisan' ' Benieis. PORT Costa. 1854
so oo Vallejo Vallejo daily except Sunday T55r
I-00P Nallelo sunday only -.-.- -.. y
7.00P San Pablo, Port Costa Martinez
and Way Stations.-...-.---.-.-..- ll-<bA
e.06P Oregon California Express-Sac-
rameRtO, Marysyile, Redding,
Portland. Puget SOurd and East. 6.ooA
SOf A day yo only S.s' anu ban sOss IIssA
11.26P Port Costa, Tracy. LathrOp, No
destO, MERGED. Raymond Go Yo-
semite), Fresno. HGnfOrd. VI
salia, Bakersfield ................ lZZof
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

III MONTERREY. the city's newest apartment
lofeI located on the north side OF Pine St,
i5eru-eeu HYDE and LeavenDorths superb
hrick building Of Spanish architecture al
fhe comforts Of housekeeping combined with
tie conveniences Of hotel lie; prices very
reasonable.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsEs

THE PRINCETON
c,,-..-t,l,, furnished and the only high-grade
-cefSence hotel In the city which is operated
an the European plan; located az No au
~eached hy street car lines; rooms mostly
arrauged en suite with bath. electric. lights.
,=rearn heat long distance telephone n every
eTlito- billiard and smoking ROOMS and mag
rifcent griIlroom. Rates are very reasonable.
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BARGAIN-S425O; CORNER LOT.
FLATS. LOT 25XlIs. lg4 CIIPPFR' ST
SEE OWNER on PREMISES
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August D. 1903
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. will be re-
ceived here until IL o'clock a. m. September
p 1903. and then opened for furnishing and
erecting a 10000 gallon tank on 5O-foot tres
tie, and for removing and re-erecting a
80 600 gallon tank. at Bencia Barracks,
Cal Government reserves right to reject
accept any all bids in whole or in
part. Information furnished on application
10 c. A. DEYOL Quartermaster. Chief O. NJ
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. u. IsO3.-seal-
ed proposals, in triplicate. will be received
here until II O'Clock a. m. September %.
1903, and then opened for construction OF
frame buildings for lavatories, additions to
officers quarters. plumbing, etc, at Depot
Of Recruit Instruction, Preside of San Fran
cisco, Cal Government reserves right to re-
5ect or accept any or all bids in whole or in
part. Information furnished application
TO Q A Devol. Quartermaster. Chief O. NJ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-18
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