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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
wEpNEspAY. JANUARY 81

City and County of San Francisco to White
Investment Company "a 9orPoraon) IT n v 5o[ On 3s
avenue. w AZ by n 100; s..
Samuel Wray to Carrie ]. Church. lot on n
line of Filbert street, 62.6 w of octavia w 70
0' george &c ge0 b. and Emma NJ. Mowry to Edward
Stehn. lot on NV corner OF Laguna and hayes
streets 120, w S1;3, S 4S. E 80, Y, 4
same to R.. S. Browne. lot on sw eorner
Pacific Realty Company "a corporation) to
Mary; P. J.. ", H.. Emma NINA IL L.; Mary ny l..
St stein E lot street on ns SS of S5 sio
George~B. and Emma M. Mowry to Josephine
Bader, lot on SW corner OF Grove and Bu-
chanan streets. 120 by w 1856, quitclaim
Josephine Norton VS.. Kate t. Norton, Mary
E. Mary l., Josephine F., Agnes T., Mar
garet and John j. Naughton, Margaret E.,
Albert H. and Margaret G. Mcbride, Agnes
Rouard Hibernia Savings and Loan Society.
German Savings and Loan Society tby r. H.
Fftzgeraid. referee) to Hugo % Newhouse. lot
on S line of Clay street, 49, & of Pierce, Z 25
by 27:4i2; also lot on line Of Pine street,
1lO E of octayia. IS by, l2o; also lot OF,
;5 lSi g by os 1s7 &; @ also lot on line ne of Of
w 100 also lot on S line of California street.
81 IS w OF Buchanan, w 80 by S 137 IS; $50. $50.
Hugo d. .Newhouse TO Kate T. Norton. same
give pieces: 81.
Cullen. lot on line of Frederick street, 500
w of Clayton, w 20 by 1876; $40.
Timothy j. Crowley to Edward NJ Beeson,
lot w line of Clayton street. 1899 S Of
Waller S % by w 125 $40
william H and Hilga NJ. Bagge to Julia L.
Glow lot on line of Sacramento street, 62 IS
w Of Laurel, w 25 by N 100; $40.
Winfield S. Chase, administrator Of the estate
of Mary J. Chase (by b. p. Oliver, commits
sioner) to Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
lot E line of Castro street, 66:6 of Hill,
21:3 by r so: 1927.
Winfield S. Chase Cby same commissioner to
same, same: $1543.
Edward j. and Theresa f. Brigden, Leopold
". and Katherine V. Merle to Magdalen X
Hetzer lot on N line of Hill street. $50 e of
Castro E 20 by N la; $40.
Bank Of California to John CARRIER, lot on
Sc corner of Green and Sansome streets K
1877 :6 by 6 "a: $40.
George b. and Emma NJ. Mowry to Josephine
Bader lot on e line of Montgomery street
$50 of Green, N Of % by f %; 81.
David and Matilda Samuels to Samuel Gold
STEIN lot on S line of Bush street. 103 :03s E
of Grant avenue f 4:5M by so; $40.
George B. and Emma NJ. Mowry to Richard
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LAWYER SCORES
JOHN D. HOOVER
Louis Hoemer Calls the
Physical Culturist
a. "Faker."
He Also Accuses Oliver N.
Moxey Of "Trickery
and Roguery."

John D. Hoover and Oliver N. Moxey,
who are accused of conspiring together
to defraud Mrs. Gage H. Phillips -Moxey
out of her property valued at more than
$500. 600 sat in the courtroom of Depart
nent 9 of the Superior Court yesterday
afternoon and heard themselves scored
by Attorney Louis Hoeffler.
The scoring was done In the course of
Hoeffler's argument in support of the pc
tition of Alice Vaudeville, daughter of
Mrs. Moxey, to have her mother declared
incompetent, which grew out of the mar
riage of the aged woman to Moxey, who
is but half her age, and the subsequent
transfer of property in Boston valued at
5000 900 and redwood forest lands in Men
docino County worth $4,000.
Hoeff1er presented his case and then
started in to attack the regulations of
Hoover, who conducts a physical culture
school at Tenth and Market streets, and
Moxey, who is an instructor in fencing
at the school. He called Hoover an art
full and designing person and made no
bones about charging the professor
With entering into a scheme to defraud
Mrs. Moxey 1.-The evidence he gave in
this court" he said, was of little value
because of Hoover's cowardly evasiveness
and the very evident falsity of his state
ment Mrs, Moxey is the victim of his
and Moxeys roguery. He is faker."
In speaking of MoXey, Hoeffier called
HIM IAN arrogant titmouse, a farmland
graduated into the ranks of men of af-
fiuence by means Of trickery and rog-
uery." 1.-The evidence in this CASE said
Hoeff1er, showed that Moxey married
this weak-minded woman to get her prop
erty and that he intended to desert her as
soon as he obtained it. He did desert her
the morning following the wedding, as the
evidence shows, and his aged wife as a
result was compelled to roam the streets
of this city seeking the sympathy of her
friends
Attorney Truman will make his argu-
ment on behalf of Mrs. Moxey to-day at
2 o'clock, after which the case will be
submitted on briefs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday
Louis Magnier ~, 1894 Bush street. and
Jeanne NJ Hervy 33, 336A Bush street.
James F. Goddard 2S, pa Fourth avenue
and Minnie Bunger. p. 345 Fourth avenue.
Thomas II. Corcoran, 81. city, and Emily c.
Shirley, D. city.
John AlbertonI 30 TOmales. and Palmira
Frausioli. 81 Olema.
Robert T. shannon. 4s. 5 Cleveland street.
and Mary A. Quinn, 26, city.
Edward L. Sullivan, 81, Berkeley, and Anna
Stark %, 1888 Chestnut street.
William J. OConnor, 80, city, and Julia 7.
Ford. -, Oakland.
Clarence swickard. 80. o79 Post street. and
Matte Z. Bookhout. 2s. $40 Post street.
Eugene NJ. Curran. 26. 23S Sixth street, and
Pearl IL Mahoney, 20, 23s Sixth street
Martin L. Dierssen, %, Oakland and Emily
Hesse, %. Oakland
Thomas c. Maloney 80, city, and Mary O..
Maloney, 81, San Jose.
Robert A Malcolm. S5, city, and Eleanor
Y Celia. p. city.
Edwin Burlington, 2s. San Rafael, and Eliza
Rivers. 81, city.
Ellard ". Carson, 21. New Almaden and
Catherine Miles. p. lT15 Laguna street.
Louis Gutter. 81, 1924 Fifteenth street, and
Eugenia Meyer "a, 22T1 Geary street.
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EVENTS IN SOCIETY

OAKLAND jan 21.-The members OF
the Oakland Club gave reception this
afternoon in hondr OF Mrs G. w. Bun
nell. their president, who has just re-
turned from a visit to the Hawaiian Islands
The clubrooms were tastefully adorned with
violets and foliage and bright fires burned
cheerily in the CRATES The musical programme
had been arranged by Mrs. Oscar Luning and
several delightful vocal and instrumental num-
bers were rendered by Miss Mabel RiegeIman
and E. G. Stricken. Mr.. Stricklens selections
were two of Chopin's waltzes-the sharp
minor and G Hat major-his excellent work be-
Riegelman's sweet voice was heard to advan-
tage in stars the Night Adorning'' and "AI-
ways" Mrs. Brown of Sausalito contributed
to the afteInoons success with a clever read
ing Mrs: Bqnnel was then called upon to tell
usual entertaining manner.
At the close of the presidents little talk the
guests enjoyed dainty rspast. The ladies'
Bakeweii. Mrs C s Chanberlain Mrs e. C.
Fennessy, Miss Isabelle E. Harvey. Miss NJ. s.
Keene, Miss Harriet L. Nye. Mrs. W. s. Pc
ters Mrs. w. F. Rudolph, Mrs. Julia Sanborn
The Wagner lecture by J. Hamilton Howe
ard will not take place on Thursday as an
nouneed this morning, but on Monday. Janu-
airy aS,os e. a.. at p m , The symphony concert Of
take place on Thursday. January %.
Miss Florence Browne was the hostess at an
informal tea this afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Halle Bakewell. who leaves soon for
Browne to-day were Mrs Stuart s'1 +. smith dtss
Mrs. Sydney Van Wyck Miss Erwlna Smith
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Julia Leigh, Mrs. Mil
ton Buckley, Miss Arlie Humphreys. the Misses
liam liam gardiner Cooke, Miss Dolores wilkins
Miss Elsie Gregory, Miss Mary lie Conte Miss
Irene Bangs, Miss Evelyn Browne and Miss
Elsie Noyes.
The luncheon for Mrs william c. Negus of
Rochester, N. Y, given by Mrs. Walter Harrub
to-day was very pretty and delightful AFFAIR
The table decorations were verv dainty. bou-
being laid at each plate. The candles were
shaded with pink and each guests name was
printed on pink ribbon drawn through card
on which violets were sketched In water colors
The luncheon guests were Mrs Negus Mrs.
John w. Phillips. Mrs Charles Adams Mrs
Mrs .' Tho1as Thornton ana dr5l Mrs waIter RIernR
Kenney, all of San Francisco; Mrs Edward M
Hall Sr., Mrs. e; Brown Mrs. Mack Weber
fth and Mrs. Frederick Stolp.
The Cup and Saucer Club was entertained
to-day by Mrs. George e. de Cola the bits of
fragile china which are always given as nrizes
being won by Mrs. Martha Snow and Mrs
Charles E. PARCELS.
The programme prepared by the Bible history
section of the Ebel Club for their meeting
yesterday afternoon was both unique and ir-
estnq on 11 the affernoon was
Work. Quaint Hebrew melodies were sung by
the synagogue choir, which includes Mrs Mary
Chester Williams. Mrs. Wasley. DR.. o. S.
panied by Miss Virginia de Fremery The
antiphonal chanting of the grand old Hebrew
hymns was new to most Of the guests and the
unusual musical treat was greatly appre-
ciated. Mrs. j. B. Hume was hostess OF the
day, and among those who assisted her We're
M. Babson, Mrs. T. H. Gaytes and Miss Eve
lyn Craig.
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Captain Waite Is Honored.

de H. Waite, commandant of the Uni
versity Of California Cadets. has been
appointed to Governor Pardee's staff with
the rank of lieutenant colonel. Governor
Pardee received his first lessons in SOL
diery In the same corps now commanded
by Captain Waite and the year he was
graduated was captain of the only com
pany at college. Captain Waite has served
with distinction in the regular army. He
was retired from active service on ac-
count of injuries received while serving
his country
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LEGAL ADVIeKTIsEME YRS.

IN the Superior court of The city and co,,n-.,
u san Francisco, state Of California. pro6sts
IN the matter " ihe estate Of MARY ELLEN
c,f tine appointed Ton probate OF VIII = ~
p sec IsO.. Notice Is hereby rix-e, -.
"wednesday. TIE SIN day Or January \,
1903 al 10 O'Clock a. In. OF that day ana -
coiifrTOcm Of Department No 10 ~ ts s''s
court al the New city Han. In the civ ard
county of san Francisco. State OF caitfe--,i---
have been appointed the lime aoa -.
scr proving tie VIII OF said MARY Phi ~.
l4kRGRD deceased, and Tor hearing fbs a..
uHcstion u AUSTIN MAURICE cURTls sna
NAMAHYOKA CURTIS for the Issuance =,
them q Letters Iest4rnentsry thereon
= s. HAWLEF. Deputy Clerk. Dated Janu.
ery a. A. d. 1903 A. r. ST SURE. Al
torney for Petitioners. Claus spreckles bld0
san francisco Cl5ndorsed.) Filed January
- 1905 ALBERT =. MAHONY. Clerk by
l. s HAWLEH. Deputy Clerk. No Is. oo5
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Chi Phi House Robbed.

sBERKELEY, Jan. A.-The Chi Phi fra
ternity house at 2529 Hearst avenue was
burglarized at an early hour this morn
ing the thief securing a $40 rug from
the front hall and an overcoat belonging
to Johnnie More, the famous football
player. No other part OF the house was
entered. the robber evidently slipping into
the hallway through the front door or a
hall window when he knew the fraternity
men were absent.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

LEE. THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
HALF BLOCK FRUITKALE STATION.
Slfo0-New cottage rooms: fine view. grad
ed street; fine school and cars close by: elegant
eighb0rhoods only $500 cash. balance SO
monthly.
S2O00-A large piece OF land; elegant soil; s.
room cottage. good stable. fue well Of excel
trees. lot I42x265. close 10 electric cars good
school and depot
Si5o0-4-ro0na cottage. best Of plumbing
hath; chicken house and yard: fine flowers:
street cars. depot and fine school within three
minutes walk
Building lots from $50 S75 and 500 up See
nee for anything you want from a chicken
ranch 10 a palace
LEE THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
Hair Block from Fruitvale Station
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BORN
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oakland, Cal.
January 10, 1903, by the Rev. Z. r. Ollie,
Fred D. Allen and Letitia NJ. Wilkinson,
both OF Placerville, Cal
ASTON-M -McCLELLAN-In Oakland Cal,
January 20, 1908. by the Rev. E. R. Ollie,
Sydney Edwin Aston and Amber Blanche
Mcclellan. both of San Francisco.
BERGIN-WINDSOR- this city, January
y, 1903. at ST. MRry's Cathedral by the
Rev. Father Dempsey, Edward Joseph Ber-
gin Of WatsOnyille and Josephine Marcia
Windsor Of San Francisco.
GALLAGHER-GRIFFIN Oakland. CAL
January is, 1903, by the Rev. f. h Ollie.
William Gallagher and Louisa Griffin, both
Of san Jose, Cal.
HUGUENIN-cHRISTIN- this city, Janu-
airy 20, 1903, by the Rev. Alfred Meyer
Adolf Huguenin and Carrie Christin, both Of
san Francisco.
MOORE-NEWMAN-In this city January o.
1903, at the Church of the Advent, by the
Rev. H Parrish. Rowland Henry Moore and
Hazel Kirk Newman, both OF San Francisco.
SMITH-KROSHOTT-In this city, January
2l 1905, by the Rev Dr. E. Nelander, pastor
or the First English Lutheran Church, John
Smith Of San Lorenzo, Cal, and Augusta
k-oShott OF Kansas City, Mo.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22

THE following children have been received al
the San Francisco Nursery for Homeless
Children since last publication: Frank Car
ter. half orIhaFs years . months. Efis
Garter haH orphan. 10 years 10 months:
Clarence carter. half orphan, u years s
months
LADIES' Chlchester's English Pennvrovsl pills
the best Safe. reliable Take 10 other
Send &C. stamps. for particulars s.T2eifef for
Ladies" IN letter by return mail AK your
druggist Chichester Chem. Co Phila. Pa
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-22

The choirboys of St. Georges Chapel,
Windsor Castle, in accordance with an
cient custom, have the right to claim 3
shillIngs as spur money" from any
military man wearing his spurs in church
during service.
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DIED.


Fairehild. Richard Williams, Mary J.
ABRAMs-In Baden. January 21, 1903. Ike
beloved husband OF Ray Abrams, father OF
Joseph and Harry Abrams, ana son of Lipp-
man and Rachel Abrams. a native OF BOs-
ton, aged 2S years months and IS days.
BERG GER-In West Berkeley. January 20. 1908
John l.. beloved husband of Marie C Ber-
ger, and father OF Enid J. Berger, native
Of Milan. Ca, aged 81 years months and
S days.
BREssoN-In Fairfax. Marin County, Janu-
Rosalie Bresson, father Of Arthur, Joseph,
Victor. Paul. Louis, Louise and Adrian Bres-
son. brother Of Joseph Bresson, uncle Of Miss
Louisa Bresson. and brother-in-law Of Philo-
men Faure. Mr- and Mrs Benz Faure and
Alice Faure. native of Aucelle, Hautes
Alpes France. aged 50 years.
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
at s:I5 O'Clock. from his late residence
Fairfax, thence to St. RaphaeFs Church.
San Rafael where a requiem mass viii be
celebrated at 9:45 o'clock
BRoNNER-In this city. January 2l, 1908.
Bronner a native of San Francisco aged
1 month and days.
BUsTAMANTIE-In this city January 20,
1908, Thomas Bustamantie, beloved brother
OF Frank saleido. a native Of Mexico, aged
EyNotice Of funeral hereafter.
COCHRAN-In Sausaito January 20, 1908,
Mrs. Eliza NJ Cochran. dearly beloved wife
OF James II. Cochran. mother of John H,
of l. Story. ana sister Of Mrs NJ PennbeI.
native Of Perch. Australia, aged 62 years
and months
UThe funeral will take place Thursday.
January %. 1903, at Q 80 O'Clock. from her
late residence in Sausalito, thence by 10:O5
o'clock boat to San Francisco. Interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery
COLE-ID this city, January 10. 1903, Peter
Cole, native Of Parish Rosstrever, County
days
UFriends and aequaintances and mem
bers Of Pacific Coast Marine Firemens 5
Union are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral to-day Thursday, at 10 o'clock,
from the Dsrlors OF Theo. Dierks. 957 Mission
street. between Fifth and Sixth, thence to St.
Roses Church. where services will be held
at lO:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CoNCANNON-In Oakland January 81 1908
Ellen, beolyed wife OF William Concannon,
native OF County Clare, Ireland, aged 62
years.
CRAIG-In Larkspur. Cal, January 81. 1909,
Andrew Craig, beloved husband OF Mary c.
William T.. Frank. AIinna A. and Judson
l.. and the late Robert l. Craig a native
OF Ohio, aged 66 years and months
UNotice Of funeral hereafter.
DICk-In this city. January 20. 1903 Daniel
J.. beloved husband OF May Dick, a native of
Canada
UFrlends and aoquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow
friday. az o'clock. from Bnai B'rfth
Hall III EDDY street under the auspices of
ment Laurel Hill Cemetery.
DUNNE-In Fresno. January Is, 1903, Maui
rice dearly beloved son of Anna c. and the
late d. J. Dunno. native Of San Fran
ryThe funeral will take place to-day
CThursday) at $50 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his mother 30 San Carlos avenue
thence to Mission Dolores Church. where
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TO SAN RAFAEL,
SAN QUENTIN,
MILL VALLEY,
.CAZADER0, ETC.
via Sa1lsalifn Ferry
via Sausalito Ferry

VHrh DAYS Idolldays exceptedl- -.
IL AS. ) As s:45. II a m. II 20. L .sS. S'1S.
dis 't5:I5. s6:I5, 6:45. .. 11:45 D. m.
7:i5 a. m train week days does not run 70
MI sI,Nnkys ST1ey;s AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
ts ts9 -+s1O II. III 80 a M. f12;S0 I'f:30.
2:35 .s:5O 8. g. 1880 8. II As p m
Trains marked 90 run 20 San quentin IN Sc
marked (O 10 Fairfax. except 5:15 D. m Sat-
urdays On Saturdays the S:15 p. nc. train
fOFi FRo8 IA SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
l1:c5 a. m. 1880 2;2O. ts;45 4:5o. 80.
S'sSii 'ssS1iiNHD1Yscs:is HO,1S 7:ac. 1910. s:4O moss
t1I.45 a m. 1880. 2:30. 1928. 4:4o Is. so
'SSrains marked Ct) start from San Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY, TO SAN FRANCISCO
-IVsek days-5:45 6:4o. 7:45. 8:25 0.ts
Il:i0 a m. 1880. 2:45 AIS. $40. 7;05. 10: 40
ID.
,.9s 40 3:4S 4:ss sos 7:1O 1o.f0 .. m 80
THROUGH TRAINS.
T.45 a m, week days-Cazadero and war
Els D m week days Saturdays sxcepted,-
Tornales and way stations
3:15 D. m, Saturdays-Cazadero and way
sundays and Legal Holidays-s a. m. cazs-
dero and way stations.
Sundays and Legal Holidays-1o q n, Potne
RaUA@ and WaE stattnn-
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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 either OF the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized 10 have the same published.
BORN.
MYERS-In this city. January is. 1903, to the
wife OF Murray Myers, a daughter.
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: j. Monahan, President.
MONAHAN G CO.,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs.
2s39-234I Mission St Telephone Mission 81
REMoNAL NO
CRAIG, COCHRAN & CO., funeral direc-
tors and embalmers, formerly OF 52-56 Mint
ave have removed to their new and modern
quarters 429 GOLDEN GATE AVE. Phone
South A.
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THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and
Home Society hereby gives notice that they
have admitted into the Orphanage from July
:. 1902 90 December 81. 1902, the following
orphans and half-oTphans. boys anc girls.
viz Felix Dri. aged II yrs II mos: Annie
Manner aged : yrs. mos; Fanny Mamler.
aged yTs. mos: Arthur Lanco, aged Z
Yrs. ~ NOS: Irene Lando. yrs. . mos; Rose
Mill y yrs. 4 mos. Rebecca Mizll. s yrs
10 mos; Matilda Mill. yrs 10 mos Benz
Schlocker. yrs: Lillian Eisner 13 yrs !.
HEgo Eis1er. II yrs. mos: Celia Eisner. 5
yrs. u mos. Fanny Eisner, z yrs mos. !;
Elsle Elsnei, yrs. mos; Alta Cohen. 10
.rs- mos: Annie Cohen. Z yrs. ; mos Men
dei steyer. yTs. mos: Mitchell Steyer. }
yrs. . mos
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A for Morning. for Afternoon.
X Saturday and Sunday only.
3 Stops n al stations Sunday
Sunday excepted. Sunday only.
a Saturday only
Connects at Goshen Jc- with trains for Hanford,
visalia- Az Fresno. for Visalia via Sanger.
rVfa Coast Line.
T Tuesday and Friday.
N Arrive via Niles.
n Daily except Saturday.
" Via San Joaquin Valley.
= SfOns Santa Clara south bound. From H0lifsto4
--' -f'-s~~ -,-'-e~rs Srnsi@v 0ni- worth bound.
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Burns, lot E line of Powell street. ~
n OF Broadway, n 60 by Z 90; 81
Edmund G. Masten to j. Frank Walters, lot
on Sc line of Mission street. 525 Sw of Sew
enth. sW % by Sc 50; $40:
& Sons Investment Company, lot line of
Ssefs5a By fao; So sssnus l'' Of street. LOO
George NJ. Mitchell TO Soren Christensen, lot
on e line OF Twentieth avenue. $50 S Of n
street. % by 12o; SIC.
Philip P. J. and Margaret z. Lawler to ].
w. Wright & Sons Investment Company, lot
on e line of Forty seventh avenue, $50 Of
I street street s so by 10: $40
o. and Ida c. Malmquist. lot on SW corner Of
Castro and Sixteenth street, 80 by w 100.
being portion of lots and 2. block IA. Flint
Tract Homestead; $40.
A. ]. Carmany ct al. to Joseph B. CoryclI.
block bounded by Third and Fourth avenues.
aud Islais streets, block 50, tide lands; 5000.
Joseph and Eva Griffiths 10 Estelle M. Du-
mont, lot on line Of state street. 800 y
block So City Land Association; $40.
Elizabeth Murray lColleran) (xife OF Thomas
H.) to Thomas H. Murray. lot 4T5 Silver Ter
race Homestead Association; gift.
John L Halliday for Holiday Joseph
Hall L, Halliday Cor Holiday Sby g. H. Umbsen;
Casselli and Falcon streets SW CAT, NV 96:9.
NE S5:11 Sc 1876, lot l. block A. Market
bett street, 1sS:i1 s of Diamond alley. sw
95:7. NV 11s:5. NE 75. % degrees, 135: 4.
lot LOT ;. block 2S, same; also lot on w line OF
Eighth avenue, 255 Sc Of d street. Sc 80 by
SW 100. block 1JG. South San Francisco Home
stead Association; also lot on NE line of Ninth
avenue, 225 Sc of d street, Sc 20 by NE 100.
block 1856 same; $1015
Builders Contracts.
Alexander Muller and wife (owners) with
Louis Cereghino (eontractor). H Hess. archi-
teet-All work except mantels. gas fixtures and
shades for a one-story and basement frame
cottage on lots 9. 10 IL and 2-5 of lot II, So
feet frontage. block A. subdivision 10, West
End Map 2; $500.
Emma Rohrbacher (owner) with w. S. Shook
& son (contractOrs), G. A. MeusdOrffer, archt-
tect-Plumbing gasfitting and sewer work for
a 3-story basement and attic frame building
on lot on w line of Mason street, SO n Of
Pine, N 20 by w 62:6; $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Girls Directory Orphan Asylum hereby
gives notice that the following orphan and
haIf-orphan girls and bows have been ad-
mltted 20 the asylum from July J. 1902 10
January J. 1903. Edward Ault 2 yrs Re
genla Mcintyre, yrs: William Mcintyre,
yrs-s Eda Fisher, II yrs: Karl Fisher. Z
yrs-s Reta Fisher. yrs. Joseph Morgan. Q
yrs; Columbia Morgan yrs; Julia sloco
Ech. grs.i Rose SlccoYich, yrs; Ella
SlCcOyich. 3 yrs, Freda Vallender, 10 yrs.
Aintred Scott. 3 yrs; Charles EtiQue 10
months. Peril Samell. ; yrs: Paul samell.
yrs. s0ily Less. 3 yrs; Henry FOstere, I
yrs. Mary Jeffers, L yrs; Catherine ChieEe.
yrs: Florence Walsh, 8 yrs; John Walsh
yrs John Green. Z yrs; Patrick Green. >
yrs-; william Green, 3 yrs. Lena knab. 3
yrs: George Knab yrs; Thomas Sterling
yrs. Thomas Pastene, yrs. months.
DorwOod Pastene. yrs 9 months. Irene
Smith, y yrs.; Anna Smith. 10 yrs. Fran
els Martin yrs: Gregory Guglieri, Z yrs. /:
yrs.; Willie Lane. yrs: Catherine Lane. 3
yrs; Frank Hines. yrs; Addie Hines. 4
yrs. Alfred Conquest. 6 yrs; Charles Squires
yrs James Daley, yrs; Margaret Daley.
yrs-f Ezniei Hussenot. 5 yrs mo: Mar
yrs. mo-; Edna Stevens. 10 yrs: Irene
Stevens yrs: Mary SchOup. yrs; Mary
McGongal S yrs; Thomas McGongal. yrs /:
Edward Slenaon ..lsl.i- . yrs; John MekeoEn 2
McKeowh, . VS. Virgil Hennessey, yrs. :;
Mary Mcclellan yrs: Bernice Mcclellan
{ yrs. Hazel Mcclellan. 10 yrs. mo. !:
Amanda Mendoze. II yrs; Maria Mendoze
II yrs.: Lupe Mendoze. yrs: Elizabeth
cl-NeEar i -Ls-T --l-LlAe ollfera. yrs
mo: Mary Alice O'Neu, yrs; Thomas
Rearn. 19 months; Chester Welch. yrs 2
months; Russell Welch. yrs. Myrtle HeG-
lit 10 yrs. Catherine OConnor 3 yrs 4:
EIcie MacEnerney. 3 yrs. 9 months; George
AIviso. 4 yrs; Paul Alviso. yrs: Naria
Pesativo 4 yrs: MariOns Pesativo. 6 yrs I;
Francis Johnston. Z yrs; Eddie Kelleyen. 8
yrs: Joseph kelleyen. yrs Roy Hanna. 4
yrs.; Angelo Boiteno. 6 yrs; Mary Boiteno.
) yrs. Edna Kelly. II yrs. Alice Kelly. 6
s-rs mo; Mortimer Kelly. yrs. Argentina
Carboni. 2 yrs; Grace Meehan, yrs; Irene
Meehan, yrs Mary Louis, II yrs: Fred
Blckert. yrs: Florence Bickert, 8 yrs.
Elmer Blckert yrs. Ernest Lanterio ?
yrs. Mary Romaro. yrs.