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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
THE BRITT. WHITE CONTEST
In Points OF Fight Fans There's beat
ing In Store for Iahek.


Jabo2 White Of London. England, and
James Edward Britt are now occupying
the center Of the stage In national
pugilistiCs, They also furnish sub
ject fOt much discussion, Followers Of
fstic affairs seldom have an opportun-
ity to compare BWtshers with Ameri-
cans because there are usually little
grounds for comparison, but figuring
upon past events of a similar nature
the Californian seems to rank head and
shoulders above the man he has been
booked to meet next month In san
Francisco.
The English champions who have
come TO this country and lowered the
Colors Of "A Yankee division leader can
not be readily called TO mind, and il IS
doubtful that such case has ever de.
veloped
In the days Of John b. Charlie Nit
chell, who has White In tow, then
champion of Great Britain, could not
whip the pride Of Boston abroad or at
home, lie came TO this country after
Jim Corbett had assumed the title and
In a sensational contest In Florida went
down and out in three rounds.
Going to the other end Of the fighting
lne-into the bantam divlsion--it win
be seen that pugIlistic history, as well
as that Of nations, repeats itself. A
few years ago Andy Tokell, recognized
as Englaud's best bantam, was ushered
into THE country with loud shouts and
sounding Of trumpets by Prof Jimmy
Kelly who was sincere I'm the belief
that he WAS leading a world beaten
Tokcll, like White aimed high. lie
would meet no one but the champion
Harry Forbes was then IN his prime
ana gave the Britlsher a sound thrash
ing, Tokell was game and took his lick
Ing without iiinching, After the mill
he dropped completely out of sight,
II Is different, however, with Ameri-
cans who 60 abroad With the eXcep-
ton Of Philadelphia Jack OBren, the
best American productions have not
been successful abroad frankie Neil
lest a 2O-round decision TO Jcm BOWkcr
I'm London last fall, but would probably
reverse the verdict In a battle with
BoWker I'm san Francisco
The only direct line on White as
fighter that can be drawn is i'm his
two mills with Spike sullivan. Both
Of these went 20 rounds and were won
by White. AZ the time, however, spike
was practically all I'm and but q shadow
OF himself when IN mis- prime.
While Jabea White may have cleaned
up all the lightweignts I'm England II
should be remembered that he has had
no Young COrbott or Battling Nelson TO
subdue. White says ne will take ON
Nelson after ne has finished with Brltt
He may but the chances are that the
next tlmo Nelson lands a blow IN a mill
I'm san Francisco II win be In a swat
ting bee with Britt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

SUCCESS OF PITCHER MATTHEWSON.
Observation-Disclosures Nr7I0n0n1Hn0nnnnnnrnl 7f

The following was written by Chrsty
Mattnewson, the pitcher;
1t would be impossible for me, or
any other pitcher for that matter, To
say which bail he pitches the most.
There are certain conditions which rug-
ulate the balls that are delivered 10
batsmen knowledge Of batsmrn ana
their supposed weakness ls essential I'm
the success Of any twlrlcr II lis nccos-
AIRY for the pitcher to learn, ir possible.
which balls batsmen are least lkcly to
hit.
Some batsmen viii "Mlw fast
/ straight ball. while others have shown
that speed is not 10 their llklng. Others
VIII knock slow out curves out uf ,ho
field, while some are partial TO low or
high balls Pitchers try 90 discover
ana remember the pronounced weak
ness Of batsmcn This, of course zoe
cures "a good memory, but when q
pltcher has faced a hatSmen 70 number
Of times he learns what tho man Ht
the plate is most likely 20 hit
Catchers must also nave knowledge
nnban or N,,rsb,u si",s t '''''' '', .T
which the hatsrngn d, t,,,g,,, ,, ,1..'
tho nItrhor WiI gb'r.o bi, T.,, w. TX
mems tb9t eor,o ,,ha,, h.,n- ,.',Ii
doubles ro more ,ffaS,l,, .rnIs G',',.
over ee,do,, ncc,,rs ,g .i,,..' "'N-
IL n polnt fn r11rross I'm tbci. Fl, - ''' '.'.
Inflammation ahnlit L,t5,,., ,,j,'N"f ....1
be- or bansG, Nv tbc ,,,rhors ,,.ir ,',,
tarv mariners ''>'''''' '''''' ''''-
Tihtra r1r lo ,,, CO, r,,l,s ,,,,,.,,,.r,...
the delivery os baIls Son51,Inrs of
Ten arise diirinr me gar,o ',,bi1b .,i-as
The uso NJ Ssrf,l, l,r,.o MA ,tn,9
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rIllTnn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnnnnnru, nnnnnnrn nnn1
WORK OF AMERICAN ATHLETES.
u7IuTIluu 1nnrlfu nnrrnn

American athletes work in the cinder
path last year win mn many pages in
athletic history which promises to re-
main fresh in the minds Of enthusiasts
for many years
While past seasons have brought
forth the usual amount Of new worlds
records, the performances Of the attn
letes In general were Of more uni
formly high standard than ever before.
The fact that no less than % new
worlds records at standard events, 20
say nothing OF the numerous other rec
ords, We're created during the season
shows how high class the performances
Of the Yankee athletes were.
In connection with this might also be
mentioned that eight Of the records
were established In New York. while
two other created out Of Gotham are
credited to New York representatives..
This speaks well Of the prowess OF
the metropolitan athlete and the man
agement and training methods at all
large athletic clubs In the metropolitan
district
The reversal Of form shown BY Duff
fey holder Of the l00-yard record OF
9 S-5 seconds In defending his title I'm
the English ana American ntercollpgl-
ate championships, was one OF the sur
prisIug features OF the season,
The American lost his title to j w.
Morton Of the South London Harriers.
In the English event after holding 1t
for two years
In beating Duffey, Morton won I'm
even time, but later on he showed his
ability by going the distance In 3 As
seconds, which shares the English rec
ord with Duffey.
The latter qualified for the final at
the intprcollegiates, but ala not COM
pete, Offering as an excuse poor condi-
ton Early IN the year Duffey compel,
ed for the 60 yards A. A. L. champion
ship az Madison Square Garden but
was defeated by d. r. Torrey ~ Yale.
HE Ell athlete was never again able
TO duplicate his performance,
At Washington, on Feb. 81, Duffey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

'a West minstrel show, lie went
u after the first part and did Ajax de-
Ding the lightning, the Greek faun
i'fhng quolts, the Roman gladiator
AtHg the lions, Among the Ministries
Gnhor Importance was a clog dancer
Ahel BransCombe, IA Lancashire boy
1ho always wanted TO put the gloves
With Charley. But Charley treated
A @lntryman with the serene con-
way. that a star displays toward a
l4itr actor until one day. In Buff
~ be told the ambitious youth to
Nk 10 his milk bottle, that he had no
as 10 fool with him, The insult
le succeeding week at Detroit, on
IN opening night, Branscombe boldly
aMl on the stage when Mitchell was
,Is as the prize fighter and smashed
ST1@ lne face, There was an uproar
'%gsr the house, Mitchell was sur
XIV, even dumbfounded, and the clog
,a,sT put II 10 him half a dozen times
slue ne collected himself. Auditors,
r.'uel men and stage hands strove TO
Gt,La'e tne combatants, Finally they
V NNme men apart Branscombe yelling.
rtSSa1 ye cockney stint Tell me to
I'm I'm 10 my milk bottlel" Mitchell had
IN. yts olackened and the Lancashire
NJ. INJURIES consisted OF a bloody
~. however, they thought II well
M..,ty hlanscombe TO Canada, where
l,is,sAS!t morning he lost his life I'm an
ttu't on the Great Western railway.
th,T ~ sullivan has been whipped
e,y ~. ssIunK number Of times, once
M ,L..ycuVely In Boston by a waiter
An NC.iieW on his apron and said. You
han w" woman, but you can't lick
hs, q, t,VSme on John rushed In blind
sso,da!D. MS sober and ear-headed an
sntsr VINO aide-stepped and hit him
asmn,o,n" e ear and each time the
l5bb W.. arose dropped him again.
lhNt ,NaS partner In a minstrel show
h,sheGe time Mitchell was with
hne ,, ,,, Primrose & West doing tho
h Ta S' sl,ls as Mitchell, that is. when
Ase ~ sooer enough, Usually both OF
u s.io ,u were ardently sought out by
Is,le5 y,onNeepers OF the cities they
ny,r .99 form an attraction which
Nv,s, ''Uel To draw custom 10 their
NrdsS &, The sportily inclined men re-
Ae,e NE. as u distinction and then
peyrd " rn me gamblers who ALWAYS
lAn + uRoh The Niger minstrels" So
ION n nad little chance of escanlnr
n. nv, Wnplatlon Of his besetting
a,sylsg.es OF Johns duties was to be-
les wo "'., and the press agents bust
Nd dlo,,ew' see that John was sober
t,tless I,' ~ at such times. II ia
b vss ". !" say that the press agents
lndsd u n9, a slneoure, and the free.
W no, Tb,i, eers OF the West especially
siIonsuvu essllate TO tell that they oc.
'hcaEo FOUND John speechless In
, Ne uo.,us, happened, and writer
s:k on I, sa,d made the scathlng at
bNas par,'ieotlely as illustrated by
''Nu went looking for the au-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
FIGHTERS WHO
HAVE BEEN BEATEN
q, Game, Tough Men Who
We're by no Means
Professionals
REPORTER BEAT SULLIVAN
,,., # Humble Citizens Who Have
R,,ten Champions soundly and
without Half Trying.

r,A story relating how the late Dan
mn, nut Bob Fitzslmnons out In the
,.,room OF Green's hotel IN PhiladeI-
.,,o has recalled other stories Of oc-
..,,rs where noyices have knocked
ant champion pugilists.
charley Mitchell was for season the
,sr attraction in the Thatcher Prim-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
TOMMY LEAHY, CRACK CATCHER,
Posing for the Saturday News" on
Walkers Field.

We have had Billy McCousland and
BIN Hausen behind the bat In Salt
Lake, ana both We're admired by local
fans, But when you see this man
Tommy Leahy scooplng EN- up and
whipping EN- down to first and second,
you win say that he is about the best
ever. Tommy was with the Pacific
Coast league, whore they have pretty
fast company for three years, and he
was considered the star catcher Of the
league. He had chance TO 70 back
to that league this year, but he thinks
great deal OF Big Chief Reilly and
came here when he learned that Ren-
ly would handle the salt Lake team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

But the surprising thing ia you can
talk TO nearly everybody you care to
over the Independent now, Look In the
book and see,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
VOL. 3 OF THE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH

Now In press, volume III OF the His
tory Of the Church" by the Church
Historian. with Introduction and notes
by Il. II. Roberts Have you obtained
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Nc association. quorum, Sunday school
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

soltaIr-DoncIng tonight, 5 O'Clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

Salt Lake baseball fans win readily
recognize I'm the above photo, W. l..
TozeE one Of Salt Lakes pitchers.
Young Tozer," he Is called but II
young In years he is ola in baseball
experience, and Is considered by local
critics as the star pitcher Of the Salt
Lake team. Mr.. To2er Is now I'm his
third year with Salt Lake, and his
friends predict success for him this
season. lie has wonderful speed and
almost perfect control lie fields his
position In that easy style that stirs the
enthusiasm Of the fans. Last season
he pitched two long games In the same
day and Won both of them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

saliair Dancing tonight S o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
William r. Kerr Jr., 2e 2s6S sixteenth
street. and Elsie NJ Molema, 20. 1920 Six
teenth street
William T. Barlow So 923 Ksarny street,
and Katherine E. Murray. 25. 923 Kearny.
Edward F. Bloodgood, 42. 536 Taylor street.
and Elizabeth J. c. Tsgmann. %. Hanover.
Germany
nue. and Annie e Smith. % 7051s Webster.
John H. C. Baden 81 4l0 Presidio avenuS
and Trina Holsten. p. 20S3 Howard street !.
Temperance Williams 50, 21z Second street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
TION-Depct Quartermasterfs office. So New
Montgomery ST, san Francisco, Cal, March
g. 1905-Sealed proposals. IN triplicate will
be received at this office until HOO A. m.
ending June 80 1906 follows: Between
(either directionO San Francisco Honolulu,
Guam. Midway Islands. NagaSaki and Ma
Mia; between Honolulu. Guam. Midway
Islands, Nagasak and Manila between
Guam. Midway Islands. Nagasaki and Ma
nila between Midway Islands Nagasaki
and Manila and between Nagasaki and Ma
Mia Bids TO specify rates for transports-
ticn between the aforementioned ports Tor
PASSENGERS. FREIGHT Gncluding I've
stock) and REMAINS OF officers. soldiers
and employees Of the Government. Full in
formation will be furnished on application
to Major C. A. DEVOL. Quartermaster L..
s. Army. Depot Quartermaster-
PROPOSALS for Clothing and Equipage-Os-
fce Depot QuartermasteT Sc New Montxcm-
cry st San Francisco Cal March q 1905
Sealed proposals. in triplicate subject L,
usual conditicns Will be received here urt
10 o'clock a. m. Pacific Standard TIM
Monday March IL. 1905. and then 0pensd
for furnishing Rubbsr Boots LeSgins aaI
Cotton Uniform Cloth. as per specifications
TO be seen at this Office. Further informa.
ton and blank proposals viii be furnished
on application Envelopes containing pro-
posals to be marked Proposals for Cloth
ing and Equipage No. 1So2 to be opened
March 13. 1905. and addressed % Major q.
A. DEVOL. O. NJ. U s. A.. Depot Quarter
master.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
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 oe
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized TO have the same published
Of the event are published once in this column
free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
sam mArEo nEAn ESTATE.

6Ak1 uIAIGO 86x141 IS& = = =
LOMITA PARK LoMITA PARK
LOMTTA PARK.
On the line of San Mateo electric cars; 20
minutes from Fifth and Market sts.
Sewer and water pipes laid
Pure artesian water.
Lots s4oO and Up.
Outside the Fog Belt.
so to $50 down and $40 month.
Go down and investigate.
Maps sent application.
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.
Main 6T3 116 California st
Also at LoTnita Park
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'MTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

MUST BE SOLD.
new flats of rooms and bath each; rents
for $40 per month; 1044 Central ave-: make
offer and talk business: also fine lots on
Eagle ave. 42x1AT. Owner 1892 Park St.
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10

SUFFERING AND srAnznnEzxxs.
MELBOURNE system: . schools: $40 Diamond
521 Franklin Inquire Jz1 Franklin. to 4
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
OAKLAND ADyERT'S'NsTS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.

OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GREAT BARGAIN
e2465-A completely furnished new 5-room
high basement cottage including hne Lud-
wig piano costing $3.50: modern plumbing;
large lot, 35x10o; street work completes;
sunny side OF street near railroad station.
See AUSTIN 1902 Broadway.
YOU OUGHT To SEE THIS
New broom cottage: completely furnished.
piano included AL nice and clean: ready TO
right in; Is a snap and Will 60 quick
at the price S2350: terms
SNOW. 101s Washington ST.
REMOVAL notice.. j. STEWART & co.
have removed their real estate office frona
ices Broadway to SIS Broadway, Sc. corner
4 Eighth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
BERKELEY ADyERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BUY lot in beautiful Humphrey Tract before
prices raise: heart of Berkeley; build home
j. p. HALE & CO..
1911 Shattuek ave-. North Berkeley: phone
Mason 2i92f
2515 shattuck ave. Dwight way; phone Derby
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET.

FOR rent-Cottage, 8 rooms, bath. pantry and
closets; stationary wash trays; high. dry
basement; nice and sunny; variety of fr-it
trees; y block from 23d-ave. cars; rent $12.
Inquire 1625 23d ave. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
INVESTMENTS.


CALIFORNIA; MINING BOOM
The good old days" Of the mining industry
are here once more. Fortunes are being made
every day through gold mining investments.
An instance:
In a suburban town gentleman has just
paid considerably over s1o0, 600 for a piece Of
this same gentleman was working for days
wages at any kind Of work that he could get
and was glad to get il. To-day he is irIde-
6endent. How cid he make his money? Out
OF gold mines We have some stock for sale
in enc Of the best properties IN the West. Send
US your address II ycu are TOO busy to call and
we viii fully inform you in regard 10 our rich
mining property.
Suites s74 STes7s James Flood building
Tel Jehn 2s21
SOUTH SEA Island Co: sure fortune-nnaler.
-lll 5oe share 2: 9. box 2o4e San Francisco.
IEvAEm czA1Rs.
SOLD. reneed. exchanged; nlanufacturer Of The
Eames iricyele chair 2ols Mkt; tel Park 71b.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Thursday afternoon. near Kearny and
Market sts. ladys geld watch. with letter
h engraved on ease: also garnet brooch. Gail
at HUNT BROS. cos office, California
St; reward
Dosr-saturday eve. a silver link purse. con
tanning 81 -, suitable reward il returned
Post st.
LCsT-open-face gold watch with diamond
set in back. With short fob chain with plain
heart-shaped locket attached 4 liberal re-
ward II returned to Hotel Pleasanton.
LosT-A passbook with the Hiberna Savings
and Loan Society Of San Francisco in the
name or RAY Y. BOYENS No. 244-I5T2:
the finder VIII please return TO bank
LoST-Peari sunburst: valued az keepsake:
reward. Return 2iT SilotweiI or 420 CALI
fornie.
LOST-Laay-s glasses in cese. Suitable re-
ward at 1859 Larkfn ST.
LosT-God chain bracelet Monday evening
keepsake; 50 reward. 21olB Webster
LOsT-Vicinity Of Geary and Grant ave
brown narten scarf 1892 Army ST. reward
LAUNCHES FOR HIRE.
c. A. McNEILL LAUNCH CO. foot of Clay
St; Tor pleasure and business; tel. Bush 534
FASTEST, best boats on bay; pleasure parties
towing s F. Launch Co. 5 Steuart St
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10

n1TsCELLANEous-F sALE-con
REPUTABLE place TO rent gents full dress
Tuxedo or Prince AIber. suits j. COOPER,
Il Stockton 81. formerly Palace HoteD.
A VERY flne seals1in coat for sale at bar
gain at Portland Jewelry Co. % Stockton St
2D-HAND bldg material; lumber door sash.
plumb material. The Dolan Co. 1907 MarlSt
MOVING pictures magic lanterns. sale, rental;
bargains BUlLARD & BRECK, 131 Post.
GASOLINE engines. automobiles ana launches
all sizes. J. L. DOAk, 46 Fremont st.
ROOMS paperei. 81 up. tinting painting
IIartrns Paint Co., 31o Third; tel. Main 413
INSTANTANEOUS WANTS.
Highest prices paid for ladies' and gents cast
of clothing. Tliton 154 9th; tel. Jessie 1916
-
DIAMONDS and precious stones bought for
cash. KARL EBER d CO.. rooms 400-401
Adams bId 206 Kearny; phone BLACK 3036
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
MINES AND MtMIN @.
Bullfrog. Nevada, March !, 1876;
N-n,cICE- 20 ,rII.r L,f-klI IL.


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Elijah Harris and Leonard p. McGarry are the
original locators, owners. in possession and
entitled to the possession OF the following
named quartz mining claims, situated in the
Bullfrog Mining District, Nye County, Nevada,
namely:
Tho Last Chance" Delaware No. -
"Builfrog Extension No. l, '3uillroG Exten :
sion No 3
That a company calling itself THE Bull
frog Extension Mining Company is publish
ing to the world that ii is the owner OF said
mining claims. and By such publication are
selling stock and seeking to sell stock IN said
company aad have listed the same on the
San Francisco Mining Exchange.
This notice is TO warn ali persons that The
Bullfrog Extension Mining Company not
the owners in ard TO said claims. any por-
ton thereof; that lis pendens has been
fixed as provided for by the laws OF Nevada,
in the Recorders Office OF Nye County,
Nevada, the county In which said claims are
located which is notice to the world OF the
above.
ELIJAH HARRIS,
LEONARD p, McGARRY, by
EOLNEY T. HOGGATT', their
Attorney OF Record,
Goldfeld, New
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
DIED.

DIED.
Ball Eleanor M.-S2. Kirby, John P.-73
Bie1awskf Capt Geo Leahy. Mary J.-67.
Coleman William-7O MacAllister. DR. Flea
Cook Judge c. W.-04 nor-3s.
Dowle Dr. Jas. To Meas-es. Michael--o<-
Elsner Sarah-A MichaeS Albert--4 mos
Paw Eilen-65 Ross Margaret ESQ
Fo0rn1an Soiosnon-59 Schweitzer Geo J.--32
Fox IuIia-22 Slfontes Juan A.--32
Grace Brfdget-66 Stouter Francis is
Heraerty Mary-47 Thompson, Mrs. B. NJ
Holmstrom. Albert-43l Tod. Mary j. M.--30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the late O. Abraham
are respectfully invited to attend the dedica-
coa,;n.~,, On F,,x- rour,e~,.-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
REAL EsrArE-c1rx-roH SALE.
yEAN HEIGHTS.

OCEAN HEIGHTS,
Nineteenth Avenue Boulevard and 0 Street.
LOTS ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Grand residence location.
View OF the grand old Pacific Cliff House,
Seal Rocks. Faralones Mt Tamalpais. San
Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Park; carriages
free at 10Th ave. and II street 10 show the
property; short walk of { blocks from II
street TO branch office at 18th ave and Q ST.
MABRY McMAHAN. 20I Sansome st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
BORN.

McKENNY-In this city. February q 1905.
to the wife Of John McKenny, a daughter
SANDERSFELD-In this city. March s. 1905.
TO the wife Of George Sandersfed. daugnter
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
E1MnuHsr REAL ESTATE.

-FOUR suburban homes and acreage. Call or
write w. c. BOOTH. E1mhurst. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10

OAKLAND FURNIruEE FOE SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture.
HI. Sehefhaas. l1th St, cor. store. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
D1v1DExp NOTICES.

DIVIDEND notsce-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Con.-A dividend No. rs. OF hfty cents
t50c) per share the issued capital stock OF
the Company has been declared payable at
the San Francisco office of the Company.
rooms 2O2, 2O4 and 206. Kohl building on
March 10. 1905. Transfer books closed
March 8. 1905. at noon. c. c. QUINN Sec
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
11nnLo PARK ZEAL ESTATE.
A-MENLo pARK-FA1R OAKS.

Large villa sites and tracts OF from one TO
Ave acres beautifully wooded and ready for
building: convsnient TO station and In best part
of Fair Oaks and Menlo Park; road work free
of expense to buyers: exceptionally easy terms:
finest climate In vicinity of city; unexcefled
educational facilities. For particulars write
sELBy. RODGERS & CO..
Main 679 1i6 California st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
AnAMEDA corrAGEs TO LET.

TWO furn. places. gas range: half of cottage
also wing, rooms. bath. choice location
reasonable. 1908 Alameda ave. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10

ALAMEDA FURNISHED HOUSES.
HOUSE FOR RENT
Artistic house; newly furnished months,
perhaps lcnger; no children: references. Call
bet and 10 a. m to D. M. f441 Ben
ton ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10
BunLInaAME REAL ESTATE.

SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.
Lots in our beautiful tract; none less than
80 feet front; prices s45o to $3.50. one fifth
cash; remember the roads are severed and
water mains laid; ideal home places values
will surely increase when Bay Shore cutoff
II comYieted
LYON & HoAG. 11s Montgomery st