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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-03

CBy Scripps News Ass'nO
LONDON. May Additional de-
tails OF the Russian rspuise on the
Yalu continue 10 sift IN. Reuters
Seoul correspondent states that the
Japanese now hold the north bank
OF the Yain from Antung 10 Liashu-
kou. Despite their confused condi-
tion the Russians were able TO carry
off all the wounded at Antung.
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LONDON. May IA 81. Peters
burg dispatch says a Fum0r IL cur
rent there 70 the effect that another
great battle has occurred on the
Yalu between $1,000 Russians and
g. oec Japanese. In which the Japan
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RALLYING HIS
FLYING TROOPS

BERLIN. May 3.-pie Post re-
ports that General Kuropatiiu has
arrived az Fong Huang ChonR 20
rally the troops now fleeing before
the Iapancre.
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fRy scrlppa Newa Aaa,n.l

NORFOLK, Va. May a,--Seere-
tary Moody. Senators HaE. Penrose
and Bacon. Representatives Dalzell,
Meyers and Hemingway, sailed for
Guantanamo bay this morning on
board the Dolphin TO inspect the
naval station there.
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KUROPATKIN
IN COMMAND
tny scripps News Ass'nl

LONDON. May x-Thc Central
News correspondent 81 Rome wires
that a Mukden dispatch reports that
General Kouropatkin IL marching from
Laying TO FcnwanK Cheng with 800
men. apparently taking personal COIN
mand Of the forces opposing the Jap
Rncea.
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IL $4,000 LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE STAR is THROWN OUT OF COURT
WOULD STOP SPREAD OF
CONSUMPTION IN CITY

ANNUAL REPORT OF HEALTH BOARD SHOWS AN ALARMING
PERCENT OF DEATHS FROM THIS DISEASE AND RADICAL
TAKEN INCREASE Il
PERSONS AFFECTED
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DOWN The LINE
FOR s. H. PILES

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION ENDORSES THE KING
COUNTY mAN-JUpoE HumEs TURNED DOWN
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Garments Union Elects onicers.

The Garments Union has elected the
following as its officers for the en-
suing term of six months:
President. r. Cornelius; vice president R
Whitney: secretary treasurer s. H Shauen-
berger; berger; warden. j. S. Smelling; sentinel. James
Labor Council. r. Cornelius w W. Rriare
". j. Davidson, w. H. Ewing, B. HalIiman
z +, johnson; W. T. Tidwell, J. J. O'Brien and
I. W. Taylor: delegates to California Fedora
ton OF Labor. w. B. Bell. W. H. Bartln. r.
Cornelius, Harry Knox n. G. Shallenberger
and F. r. Whitney; directors for Hospital As
ISOLATION. William H. Ewing and George Lane;
executive board Sutro street William Left
fngwell: Polk and Larkin streets F. A Bar
and H L. Porter: Powell and jackson streets.
Robert Lower and c. H. Clair; Sacramento
Shields; California and Hyde streets, c M
Wooley and John MlIward: Geary street j.
W. JOY; Oak and Broderick streets. T. Muir
ray and j. II. Suday; Fillmore street. j. Nor
ris and ]. c. Rector: McAllister street. w G.
Tidwell; Hayes street. W. II. Buckly: Haight
street, +. H. Collins; Twsnty-fourth and Utah
streets. William H Ewing and j. McCarthy
San Mateo W. B. Bell and William McMann :
Mission street. c: Heck and George W. Lane;
Valencia street, L. Peterson; Kentucky street,
Sam Quinn and P. Slattery; Castro street. s.
B. Jacques.
The Labor Bureau Association elect
ed the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Recording secretary, w. ].
Kidd; financial secretary, c. L. Apper-
son, treasurer, u NJ. V. ROBERTS; di-
rectors, E. o. Brundage, Frank Strad-
ling, A Benedict and w. H. Hutchin-
son.
Butchers Union delegates chosen for
the State Federation Convention: c.
E. Schmidt, Fred Zimmerman, AL
Friedman, Herman May and John La
grave.
Business Agent Eugene Clancy of the
Housesmiths' Bridge and Iron Struct-
ural Workers Union left here this
morning for Chicago to attend a meet
ing of the executive council of his or
ganiZation.
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sREsOyICH COMPANY ASKS
FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
Wholesale Fruit Dealers Are Tempo-
rarily Embarrassed by Failure
of the Apple Crop.

The firm of l.. G. Sresovich Com
pany, commission merchants ana
wholesale fruit dealers at 521 San
some street, owes over $4,000 to
creditors throughout the State and an
effort is being made to secure an ex-
tension of time in which to meet OBJ
legations. A meeting of the creditors
was called Tuesday afternoon, but
nothing definite was accomplished,
the matter being taken under cOnsid-
Grafton. The debt is said to have been
caused by the failure of last years ap-
pie crop.
]. n. Sresovich, secretary of the
company, made this statement yester-
day: I'VE owe $4,000 and we find
that we are unable to pay the debt at
the present time. Instead of going
into bankruptcy we would rather ask
for little time to pay off our cred
itors, dollar for dollar. For this pur-
pose We called the meeting and in a
day or so we will know just what
course is to be pursued.
Another thing that contributed to
our misfortune was the fact that our
entire shipment of apples to Austria
liza was cast overheard, ii being
claimed that the fruit was affected
either with scale or worm. Now we
have our contracts to meet, but have
received nothing from the products.
II our creditors consent we will set
tie everything inside of a few months
and the firm will continue as before
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
follows:
John l. Giesy. 27 Salt Lake and Juliet G.
ConWeli. "a 25TO Mission street
Herbert l. Hatch. 45. Vallejo. and Sarah r.
Colby Is T5I McAlister street.
Frederick ". Peterson, -. 2S20 Baker street.
and Selma C Rosenquist, 26 1917 F1lbert st.
Martin V Coburn. 20 1856 Capp street and
Maude Forbes. %. lT61ls Mission street.
Emilio Del Nevo. p. ll1s Montgomery street
and Louisa Del Nevo. 1S 42Tla Vallejo street.
William F. Higgins. 30. Fresno, and Fannie
Dickinson %. 1890 California street.
William Hughes. 3S. IS Clara street. and
Mary A Howgate. %. 1914 Ritch street.
John J. Watson, %. 494 Castro street. and
Maude z Locke. %, AIS Seventh street.
Emil A. Berndt. % Honolulu and Lili
Pfei p, Portland. Ore
Cezare Silvani u, los Gilbert street, and
Caterina de Vicenz 90. city.
and Margaret I. Wood. 81. 1874 Page street.
Fred r. AnElemier. IS. Goldhed New. and
Isabelle B. Alguire. 22. Chicago
Edward 2 Nelson. 81, 159 Precita avenue.
and Maria LindEren. %. New York
Jacob Wenk. 30. 20 Albion avenue. and
Grace Z. Lauffer. rs. Oakland
Wiibert J. Moye. 2s 1924 Harrison street,
and Alice NJ. MCGUIRE, 30, 493 Geary street
Domenico Foschi %. 1924 Valencia street,
and Carmelia r. Pisani. %. 632 Green street.
John =. Rolls 21. 1S43 Larkin street and
Agnes Z. Young, 81 1925 Leavenworth street.
John F. Morgan. IS. Los Angeles and Caro-
line Kolomoskie, 20 Seattle
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garet j. Parker. lot on N line Of California 10 7.
street. 90 w of Eighteenth avenue. W 26.
9 NE to point 20 w Of Eighteenth avenue
Margaret j. Parker to David C. Lowery:
Eighteenth @ awe aVenue G1 'iS5"fs 20 By TO $40
Harold and Maud A. Girvin to Jonn ana
Dorathea Olden. lot on Sc corner OF Lake
100; $40
Hind Estate Company Corporation to Mar
tha Won Alden wife OF john: lot on .o,l,io lne
of Third avenue. 225 n Of Point Lobos avenue
]. W. Wright & Sons Investment Company
to James F'arren, lot S line of Point Looos
avenue. s2:6 w of Thirty-seventh avenue. W
% by 100: also lot on line of Point Lobos
avenue, SO w Of Thrty-ninth avenue, w % oy
S 100; So
Addie s. Ellis to William R. Kenny lot on
line of Seventh avenue, 100 N OF b street.
Same to Charles B. Humbert. lot on E line
of Seventh avenue. $50 N Of B street. y by
e 40: $40.
Charles ~ and Bertha A. Nelson to Aure-
lius E. Buckingham lot on line , OF ooi Ientn Sia
Albert M. and Elizabeth A. Whittle to Julia
A. Mcleod lot on Z lire Of Sixth avenue 20
of Hugo. street. 25 by E SO; $40.
Jacob Heyman Company to Josep. necoos: s6o
OF X street n 80 by E 100; SO.
Edward j. and Jessie L. Clark to Herbert
S "Sy Of yiIs's L street. eet % by W 100: $40.
James T. Henry to Dorothea NJ Klumpke'
Dorothea NJ Kiunpke to Giambatista b.
Capurro lot Sc line Of Delaware e,1 avenue sd,
ABB NE of Onondaga, NE 80 by Sc 23I, lot f.
block 26 West End map 1; $40.
Julius c. Refs to John Fondere, lot Il, olock
4, Refs Tract: grant.
Charles and Emma Vessel to j. w. Wright
& Sons Investment Company. lot on NV line
OF Paris street 225 SW of Persia, SW 25 by
NV 1Ce block X oa b. Excelsior i 9aS n If nSo
p 25 by 125. lot 10, block G, Railroad Home
F M Thai to same, lot on line Of Broad
street, 220 OF Capitol. z 25 by 125. lot 10.
block G. Railroad Homestead ?. quitclaim
]. w Wright & Sons Investment Company
to w. H Reynolds. lot on line OF Broad
street. 220 f of Capitol. 25 by 125, lot TO-
block G. Railroad Homestead 2; $40.
Estate OF Thomas King Cby John Farnham.
administrator to Annie Rhine lot on SW " line ne
s w So boc g Maynmn
lot on SW line Of San Bruno; so NV Of Way
Annie Rhine to Jacob Heyman Company. lot
on SW line of San Bruno. 25 NV of Wayland.
NV so by sW so, lot 4, block 8, same; also
lots to 3. block 8 same; SO.
julius c. >Reis TO William and Annie Rob-
erts, lot 16. block 8, Refs Tract; grant.
Builders Contracts.
Anna Gardes (owner) with George Meuser
c0ntraGtoT b,dn fsa,sS On WT5s tb LOT rns
of Tenth avenue. 135 of street, 25 by f
120, Q. l. 9sl; s4so2 10 VI. -,.o
son (contractors), - architect-All work for
a one-story frame building (store. etc) on lot
commencing at point 12O feet w from NV
97:sA. w 27:6, 1O0:6h. E q SIS $2750.
Walter Mohns (owner with L. +. Fem teon-
tractor. - architect-An work for a i've
room frame cottage f line OF Forty seventh
avenue. 100 of ] street, 25 by r 60; $1,000
cisco (owners) with Bryan Elevator Company
(contractors) architects Henry II. Meyers and
Clarence r. Ward-All work for one electric
freight elevator for a four-story and basement
building on line Of Natoma street. 81 E Of
New Montgomery, 81 by E 20; $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7

George and Hannah de Urioste to Matthias
Johnson, lot on Sc corner of Franklin and
Fell streets, E 80 by 100; So
Emile Julien to Philippe Girard lot on N
line OF Eddy street. 1O2 w OF Steiner, w 90
by 100; also undivided one-half OF lot on
SE line OF Perry street, 300 NE Of Fourth NE
% by Sc so: S1O
Emile NJ. and Emile NJ Pissis To IJenr, II
Montell lot on s line OF Waller street. lac 3
OF Scott, w 80 by 100; So
George Brown Estate Company to James H.
Thrane. lot on line of Golden Gate avenue
56:3 E of Masonic avenue E % by 100: $40
George stierlen Company to Albert c. Kel-
OF Frederick street, % by w 1868: $1,000.
NJ. II. and Kate I. de Young TO Battista G
Tognazzi. lot on line of Shrader street 81 :6
" of Hayes, 30 by z 10: $40.
Lange Investment Company to Herman N
Lanse, - lot on z line Of Stanyan street. 125 S
OF 1Sd~s Carl, & 70 by 100: SO
E % by So: $40.
Estate of Emily W. Young (by Martha w.
Caughlan, administratrix) to Catherine Kerri-
ean lot on line OF Dorland street 1O4 E of
Sanchez w 1o4, 54:2, E 100. to begin
Lecy NJ. F. wanzer to Harriet H. Noise
(wife of l.. H). lot on NE corner OF Hill and
Castro streets, 20, 1o5, IS. So ia.
John and Edla Anderson to Abram F. Oar
lir-. lot on line OF Hill street. $50 OF
Castro, f p by ia; $40.
John Ryall to Johanna Ryall. lot NE
corner or Twenty-sixth and Harrison streets,
n &c by F 100 gift
Estate of AIvinza Hayward Cby William 7.
Dingee administrator to Fireman's Fund In
surance COMPANY, lot on line Of California
street. 13I :6 w OF Sansome, w 57:6 by S
137 :6: s2s5 600
Philippe Girard To Emile Julien. lot on F
line of Taylor street, 62:6 N of Broadway, n
I5 by r 1876 and easements; also lot W
line of Prospect place, 55:6 of Clay street,
s 81 &c by w SO: $40.
Charles Retz to Herman and Rose Sommer.
lot on line Of Jackson street. 1873 w OF
Mason, w 22:11 by S T7:e so.
CoviDgton Prinele to Corneia J. PrinRle,
lot On line OF Turk street, 62:6 Of Hyde,
r - by 81: :6: $40
Same to Corneila Y PrnRle. lot on line
NJ Turk street s7:G z Of Hvde r 20. 1876
W 1875 N 50. r s7:6. n s7:6; $40.
Cornela j. pringle to George K. Fitch. lo
line Of Turk street e2:6 E of Hvde.-
n. 1876. w 1876. 90. e 62:6. SIG
Harvev II and Lille P. Dana to Fmilv S
Karns lot on NV cornar of Tvde and Geary
streets W SIG nv s7:8; $40.
Elizabeth NJ. Hawkins II Dudley Cross. 10
On SW line ~ THIRD st~eet. 1926 NV o.
Townsend. NV % by SW so: sf0.
California Title Insurance and Trust Com
panv to Frederick snd Amelia Jacobsen 10
on line Of TWENTY fourth street. 100 r o
Vermont. r 2S nv n 100: SO
Oliver r. Martin to George K Hooper 10
on NE corner Of Sixteenth avenue and LSS
street 25a n 100. W 1875 7T:5. NV Il
nont 1903 from Lake street. 1908; SO.
citv and County of San Francisco tn Mar
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Rejects BIDS FOR THE
PAVING OF III STREET
Board of Works Must Ask for New
Estimates. as Portion of Work
Is Already Done.

The Board of Works yesterday re-
jected the bids of the Barber Asphalt.
Company and the City Improvement
Company for the paving of III street.
from Seventh to Twentieth avenues
1t was explained that the award Of
contract would be illegal because the
City Engineer had not been asked for
new estimates for the Improvement in
view of the fact that about $4,000 OF
the work had already been done bv
the +. NJ Yorke Company under its
contract, which was rescfnded. because
the Supervisors had not granted for
NAL authority for the work.
Several contractors explained to the
board that the reason for long DELAYS
In doing street work was due to their
not being able to secure the curbing
They were instructed not TO tear nm
streets until the curbing is on the
ground.
The board ordered fences projecting
on the sidewalk line of Buena Vista
avenue to be removed, but decided to
allow projecting steps to remain.
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BONDS REPORTED LOST
ARE NOT IN EXISTENCE
Police Quiet the Tale That North
Shore Securities Are Among
the Missing

The reported loss of 800 worth
of bonds of the North Shore Railway
has failed to impress the officials OF
the corporation named. After an IN
vestigation the police have determined
that not only is the story Of the loss to
be questioned. but the existence Of the
bends referred to is doubted. The re-
suit of the investigation of the police
is best told in the report Of Detective
r. j. Whitaker to Captain OF Detec-
tives Burnett. 1t is as follows:
AS requested by you. I called on and inter
viewed Mrs McMullen, at 11O4 Post street.
relative to the article published IN the Ex-
aminer OF this date about her son. George Nc
Mullen, losing $4,000 worth OF North shore
Railway bonds.
Mrs Mc8fullen stated TO me that her son
has not been in New York in eight years: that
he never owned any bonds. stocks or securities
OF any description, she having supported him
all his lifetime.
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no Force Sale of Land.

On February 10. 1902. the Staufrer
Chemical Company leased half a block
of land at San Bruno avenue and Fiji
teenth street from Susanna Lowe and
in the agreement IT was provided that
the company should have the privi-
lege of buying the property in the
third year of the lease upon giving
thirty days notice. Since taking pos
session of the lot a factory for the
making Of chemicals and acids has
been built at a cost Of $4,000 and on
October { the firm notified the owner
of it's desire to buy They could not
agree on price and 3. P. Oliver and
p. II. Kenny were selected as arbitra-
tors. but they too failed TO agree, nor
could they agree upon a third arbi-
traitor. Oliver wanted the man chosen
from one of nine leading real estate
firms and Kenny named four persons.
who are said TO be relatives or friends
of the Loves. Yesterday the chemical
company began an action in the Su-
periOr Court against Mrs Lowe and
her husband. K. Louis Lowe, TO COM
pei them to sell the property at a rea-
sonable figure. The company Is will
ing to pay $40. 900 for the land or such
sum as the court may deem just In
the meantime it demands $4,000 for at
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BOHRER-NEWELL- Oakland CAL De-
cember g. 1904 by Deputy County Assassor
W. n. Van de Mark John E. Bohrer Of
Emeryville and Laura Newell Of Oakland
DOWNING-NEWELL-In Oakland. Cal.
November %, 1904. by Deputy County As
SCISSOR W. n Van de Mark Elmer F. Down
ing and May Newell. both of Oakland
DIER-HENER-ln this city. December G.
1904. by the Rev Freeman d Fovard Fra nj,
G Dner of San Francisco and Carrie l.,
Heyer OF Kansas City, Mo
NkHAM-WALSHE-In this city Novem
Der 2. 1904 by the Rev. Father CIancv ~
St Dominc's Church. Frank p Pinkham
and Mary Ellen Walshe both Of this CITY.
SCHUL1Z-McGAW- G. 1904 nv
the Rev T r. Earl Joseph FrantI,n Ct, 81 ny
Of San Francisco and Ethel McGaw OF Kals
mazoo, Mich. 'o
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DRIVER HURT. ONE HORSE KILLED
oakland Dec IA team owned by the Penn
Oil Company was struck by an electric car
at Grove and Fifty seventh streets this after :
noon. Patrick ]. OKeefe. the driver. being
thrown off under his horses feet. O'Keefe
was treated at the Receiving Hospital by Dr.
c. f. Curdts for badly sprained back The
horses ran away. One of them into an
electric car and was killed. O'Keefe lives at
1413 Eighth street. West Berkeley
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Kelley. James, mos.
Linn. Henry-4I.
Lynn. PIexander-43
Mathews. W.E.-1 mo.
McGrath, John A.-52
McEntee, Kathryn E.
IL mos.
McGillicuddy. Eugene.
Olsen, Emma-32.
O Neile, Jennie-29.
Parry. Adam M.-69.
RattiGan, Maggie.
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BIRTHS 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
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free Of charge.
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QUOTATIONS.
california Postal Chanres.

WASHINGTON. Dec THE post
Office at Hackamore, MADEIRA County,
is discontinued; the mail going to
Lookout Nine additional city letter.
carriers are authorized. beginning De-
cember IL, at Los Angeles, and one
to Fresno, beginning December Is.
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DIED.

Anthony. Thos. B.-6O.
Burt. Edward M.
Bush. Elbert-5 days.
Carey. Bertha-25.
Conrad. Mrs. L. T..
Cook, Mary L.-4T
CaVanaugh. James-42.
Farnham, James-64.
Fitch. CasDar-S1.
Fisher, Mrs. No.
Foley. David J.-51.
Cutsch. Axel-41.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Fifteen.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session-Comstocks
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Oakland Dec T.
The following marriage licenses were issued
by the County Clerk to-day Joseph Dutra,
over 21 and Lizzie Madrious, over Is, both OF
Oakland Robert r. Mcfarland, 30 Lawrence
Kans.. and Cora Sessions, &c. Berkeley: Will
liam NJ WootteH, over 81 and Jessie B.
Stroud over 1s- both of San Francisco
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BORN
MARRIED,

McSWEENEY-In this city. November D.
1904 TO the wife Of Daniel McSweeney, a
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James McGinn. Henry Hansen.
JAMES McGINN & CO,
Formerly With McGinn Bros.
Directors and Embalmers-
PA Eddy st. Tel. East So
F. J. Monahan. Manager. Tel. Mission 81
M0NAHAN. 0'HARA & co.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs,
1888 2341 Mission ST.. near Nineteenth
San Francisco.
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ROME. Dec. THE condition OF General
Ricciotti Garabaldi is improved and his phy-
sicians now have hopes OF his recovery.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF opartnership-LUIGI ROS-
CELL andJJOSEPH MARENGO have, by
mutual consent this day dissolved copart-
nership. the said JOSEPH MARENGO hsv-
ing purchased the entire interest OF said
LUIGI ROSCELLI in the stock in trade and
business heretofore owned and conducted, at
the city and county OF San Francisco, by
said copartnership. San Francisco, Cal,
November %. 1904. LUIGI ROSCELLI
ALL outstanding bills against restaurant 73
McAllister St. must be presented before
December "A, 1904, as l will sell out on that
date GEORGE MECCA.
OK ard after this date will not be responsible
for any debts incurred by my wife. MARIE
ACKERMANN.- CLAUS ACKERMANN.
REGINA Restaurant, 422 Turk St, sold; all
bills against said place must be presented
within days from Dec. 3. 1904
SUFFERING AND STAMMERING.
EXPANSION OF MELBOURNE SCHOOLS
Downtown. 521 Franklin, near McAllister, 8
TO l. Open air school. SO Diamond St: tel.
Capp BIB; ! TO p. m. Details at either.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
9 II "A II z M z ~ II 8
CONDITION AND THE
SPRINGFIELD FIRE and
MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

AF' SPRINGFIELD. IN THE STATE OF
~ Massachusetts. on the 31st day OF Decern-
her A D. 1908 and for the year ending on
that day. as made to the Insurance Commits
sioner Of the State of California. pursuant TO
the provisions OF sections 610 and 611 OF the
Political Code condensed as per blank fur
nished by the Commissioner.
CAPITAL
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up
IN Cash. S<.OOOsOO "
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QUUIAIIUNs
Tonopah.
roNopAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
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zooms TO 1Er-rurn. and unfurn.

THE LARCHMONT. Sol Sutter-New man
agement; new Bldg: finely furnished, with
hot and cold water steam heat and baths;
fine location and reasonable rates
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DIVIDEND notice-The Giant Powder Com
pany, Con: A dividend, No. 72, Of fifty
cents (5ec) per share the issued capital
stock OF the company has been declared. pay
able at the office OF the company 2O2
2O4 and 2O6 Hayward bldg. San Francisco
on December 10, 1904. Transfer books close
December B. 1904. at noon. c. c. Quinn. Sec.
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Net amount OF Risks
written during the
year Dot
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year .......-. -.....-- d
Net amount In force
December 81. 1903. Al
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REAL EsrATE-coUNwEx-rOr Sale.

esOoo-Eo ACRES OF land. all under cultiVa
fion, with improvements, in orchard section
of Sutter County. only three miles froE
county seat and on line OF new irrigation
ditch.
snap n taken soon. but will not keep.
NJ. J. NEWKOM.
400 Second St. Ma-ysvile. Cal.