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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11

When a married man falls down
stairs he is sure to blame his wife for
the mishaD.
II man loves girl more than
tongue can tell he should show her
his pocketbook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11
Simple NeedIebook.

First cut out of pasteboard of me-
dium thickness, two figures shaped
Ike the pattern.
Then cover one side of each with
velvet thunter's green is very pretty).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11
r.SRtsIEIIZg5l|IItj{R gl|Ij{ IItj{R1lzlR

united by piece of skin, and Of the
remaining four toes there are parallel
with each other and the fourth is
turned off at an angle. With the ex-
ception Of this last one all the toes
are movable, and the X-rays show
that all except the fifth and eleventh
have each three distinct bones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11

A med may gush over a woman, or
vice versa, but the gushing is seldom
mutual
A girl ccesn't mind her rival being
exasperatingly clever IL she is also
consolingly ugly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11
Eggs Within Eqqs.

A reader sends to the Manchester
Dispatch this interesting photograph
of an egg curio served up to him at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11
1T 1L-EnENISIIl ~,
15zuG W4)F ~.

the side where a shoe lacing would 60
with baby ribbon, having bow at the
top.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11

Many a bachelor has made nun.
ber of women happy by not marrying
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11
Couldn't Stop sherman,s summer

Couldn't Stop shcrman's summers.
"A good many stories" said the cap
tain, fare yet to be told of the army
foragers. On one occasion on the
march from Savannah to Godsboro,
the longest, by the way, ever made by
an army in modern times. the hoys
who had pushed far to the front inter
cepted the correspondence between
Wade Hampton and General Beaure.
gard. Hampton had been ordered to
stop Sherman's army at all hazards,
aud he returned the order with the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-11

There is a woman in Russia with
eleven toes on one foot. She is one
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-30
FABRICA

DE LICO r E S
TALLERES N. I
sANTURCE
f.cs meIores produc
tos que se cons,linea cti
ia lsIs do
Puerto Rico.
Las mel res cTrmas
g. Cis;iItT"hs, ans
de nTo. ans e-raichatlo
de mono, niarra
exclG@s tii ~.
HI ru,j,'I Ron Nielo
ci au vriur.
F-p -cia 81 CoBsc,
tic. etc
AulSa- al .lcancs
: nj gH>'o
de in.!o q. ituudo.
. sea do divetsa- etases
hasia 81 mas selecto
y supcElnr
~oino ,as iuarcas
Il CID ln". IL TIRE ."
Vinos pisa. Aisjela Y
do innui,ierab es cl sea
FL nielor vlUasre Que SO
coHocc ca I'll pas.
QAran.iza,ioS todos los
articulos
como de IL ulcio7 oiase
c>',di,iOu.s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-30
La industrial azuCarera
EN- MEXICO EN- 1so4-1sos

La importancia de la industria azu-
carera en- este pats ha sido al fin ad
mitida. debido a los excelentes precio.
pagados en- Inglaterra en- Nuevs
York por nuestras centrffugas blanca:
D.merara y asdcares brutos, polari-
zando de SS Q a 900.
La escasez en- los rcados ingles sc
ha aceutuado desde Noviembre 1liimc
| y en- Diciembre la carestfa del merca
do ingles era de 10000 toneladas mas
que en- la misma epoca del aiio ante
! rior.
La escasez de azdcar de remolacha
Sc calcula de 500. 900 1000 900 de to
nelada 10 que natur almente causars
una demanda por el azucar de cana
con la correspondence alza en- el pre-.
clio. de suerte que ESQ benefciara to-
das las fabricas de szhear que no es-
ten muy lejos de Ia costa. al efecto
las grandes f4bricas est1n actualmente
| convirtiendo So production completa
en- calidades para la exportacion.
En- el otoiio pasado una frma &c
| Londres ordeno 10000 toneladas de
Azucar y va para Dicie m bre b abba he
cho fucrtes anticipos.
La Union Asucarera, en- su Ultima
reunion, decide exportar ell diez Por
ciento de su production respectiva
con 10 cual tendra como u 900 touela-
das de sz1car para la exportacion en-
Ell primero de Enero. y Sc ceIcula que
durants el aiio como 10000 toneladas
Sc exportaran.
La zafra actual comenzo con muy
poca cantidad de cana en- existe pcia
como solamente $50. 600 arrobas 6 sea
5000 toneladas, que tenian que durar
hasta que la nueva azdcar viniese al
mercado 10 cual no sucedi6 hasta Fe
brero pasado.
ST los preCios prevaleCientes Sc man
tiensn frmeS por dos tres amos Ne
xico tendra la mayor prosperidad en-
su historic de su industria axucarera y
10 que Sc creyo el aho pasado ser un
negocio POGO productive. resultaIa ser
fuerte de riqueza para muchos, espe~
cialmente para los que producer eco
n6micamcnte. seg1n los metodos cien-
tihco y ID modernoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-30

; EFECTOS
S AN 7 A r OS
SAN JUsTO 6
SIN COMPETENCtA
En- estos efsotos
y en- calidad
prontit1d
On las instalacionas,
las cusles quedan
garantigadas
pOr u0sotros.
Somos los dnisos
AoENTEs GENKRALEs
pars toda la fsla
do Ia importsnto cass
de
Srss. James B. Ciow
|. /. v Sons,
dc Chicago.
Hay plcmeros conpe
tentes on Ia casa.
No se acepta
niuguna csntidad
Sin haber entregade
sl certiti ado
de Ia
Juuta Superior
de Ssnidad.
So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-30
En- sit!O c6ntrico
y con inmejorables
cOnficiores h'gtenicas

in effect and after July lrst 1904 between San Juan
Arecibo Camuy Agusdila Maysgdes and Ponce.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

TIE following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Arthur ]. Peavey, %. Wallace. Idaho. and
z. Elizabeth Strong. 1s Moscow, Idaho.
Alfred F. Halvorsen. 81, Oakland, and
Christine A Larsen, 81, sic McAllister street.
Gustav H. Therkof. u, 226 Dolores street.
and d(Josephine A. Skelly. IS. 226 Dolores st.
e f. William Topp. 81 727 Devlsadero
street. and Adele Kraus, 49, 24l6 Bush street.
Alexeuss ]. c. Heydenberg. 26. 1857 Folsom
street. and Mamie Ashe. 21 1857 Folsom street:
Charles Baduder y, 80 Silver street, and
John McCaugheIn 20: 1908 Taylor street, and
Carrie Sanborn 81. 1T121a Devisadero street.
Philip H. Dunnisan, 81. 10 Fulton street,
and Charlotte A. Mahony. 21. 1884 Castro ST.
Walter ]. Hastings 80 1919 Harrison street,
and Maud B. Denges. p. 6s Sheridan street
SEVERN Bjerke, 46, 921 Harrison street. and
Lima Sundbye, 45, 921 Harrison street.
Dominica Mareno. %. Oakland, and Maria
Digiorno, is. . Vincent street.
John w. Kelly, 40 276 Turk street. and
Katherine Z. Murphy, 90 276 Turk street.
Elmer C. Nelson. %. SO Washington avenue.
and Jennie V. Rundberg, u, 36 Washington
avenue.
and Amanda Anderson, 35 1929 Mission street
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
WEDNESDAY BRINGS
MANY BURGLARIES
Thieves Enter Four Resi-
dences and Get Away With
Much Plumber.

The number OF houaebreakings reported al
headquarters this month nave kept the police
busy looking out for the burglars. Four more
attempts, all successful. were recited to the
officers yesterday by members Of upset house
holds. The first residence broken into was that
OF F. w. Pitts OF III Cole street. Mr. Pitts
and his wife are sojournins at the springs and
during their absence their dwelling has been
left in charge of Mrs. r. w Purdy. mother
Of Mrs Pitts She left a few minutes
"Wednesday evening and returned 10 md the
place all topsy- turvey. 1ewssry TO the value OF
S475 gone and S25 in gold missing The thief
left traces behind by when the police hope
to find him.
While Mrs Keller OF 2fI= Union street was
taking bath on Wednesday afternoon a
thief climbed through an open window, took
valuable diamond ring from the top OF the
bureau and escaped through the same avenue
as he entered. He thOugntfully left no clew.
A LeSeal was the next 10 suffer- he re-
ported yesterday that thieves had entered his
vacant dwelling at sol Jones street and had
taken with them the LEAD pEDes and gas FIX
lures
The residence OF Charles DartiJnac. 1904
Geary street. was also catered wednesday
night. The fntruders picked up a gold watch
a lady'S necklace and pair or cur buttons,
the whole valued at $40. before they escaped
through the window.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SITE OFFERED FOR LOWELL
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
Supervisors Committee VIII Hear Pro-
test Against Selection of Lot
Adjoining Lafayette Park.

City Attorney Long yesterday submitted to
the Board Of Supervisors the offer OF VI. II.
wascerwitz TO sall a lot 1875 by PITS feet
at the northwest corner Of Post street and
Van Ness avenue as a site for the new Lowell
High School building. Wascerwitz says the
property without the improvements can be
purchased for SITS. coo. The matter Of the Sc
lection of site for the school out OF five al
ready offered will be considered by the joint
Supervisors Committee on Finance and Public
Utilities this afternoon. Harry T. Creswell,
behalf OF certain property owners. will pro-
test against the selection OF the site at the
corner of Octavla and Clay streets and ad-
joining Lafayette Park offered by the Hol-
ladays for the purpose the ground that
a school cannot be legally erected on land
forming part OF public square. The site Is
favored by the Board OF Education
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DEPUTIES DO HONOR
TO GRAND PRESIDENT
Mrs. Ella E. Caminetti, Head of the
Native Daughters of the Golden
West, Parts From SubOrdfnates-

The San Francisco district deputies oe
Grand President Ella E. Caminetti OF the Ma
tive Daughters OF the Golden West rendered
to that official whose term OF office will ex-
pire in. few days. 1t parting OF su-
perior and subordinate officers. and while IL
was. as one of the deputies remarked, the
wake OF the San Francisco corps OF deputies.
it was a lively and most enjoyable AFFAIR
Grand Secretary Laura j. Frakes was ths
toastmistress and during the evening an
nounced toasts which were responded 70 IN the
following order
President Mary z. Tillman; The Native
Daughters Louette Deitzs Our Mothers.
Emma d. Ralph; The Flags Past Grand
President Eliza d. Keith; song, Nattvs
Land; ''Our Parlors. Emma Thierbacns
THE Native Sons Mae OCOnnor; songs
They Are Jolly Good Fellows; Our Bach
elors.'' Gabrielle Gress; Absent Friends,
Dolly Bradley; song, "Auld Lang Syne
''Our CITY," Lena Wilson: District Depu-
America: Fraternity" by E. c. Stock.
special guest. and The Friend OF the Native
Daughters by J. J. Neubarth, also special
guest
After the toasts Lucia Lee Neubarth. on be-
half OF the deputies, presented the grand pres
ident a token of remembrance Of the official
parting in the shape of case OF silver choco-
late spoons. each having engraved In the ooWi
the name Of Of the deputies After the
presentation Miss Frances NJ. Edwards favored
with instrumental selections. The party then
left for Gabrielle Parlor, where the grand
president paid the last official visit OF the
current term.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Annual Retreat OF Catholic Clergy.

Beginning next Monday and ending the fol-
Lowing Saturday the annual retreat OF the
Catholic clergy Of this archdiocese will be held
at Santa Clara College. The retreat Is q
season of prayer and meditation with devo-
ticnal exercises and includes discourses of IN
struction of special interest to the reverend
gentlemen. Pastors and curates assemble IN
this manner alternate years and about 100
OF the curates will take part this year. Rev.
Father Elliott the distinguished Paulist priest
will conduct the retreat. There viii be four
meditations daily with Instructions from Arch
bishop Montgomery on subjects connected with
the ministry. Possibly this Is the last retreat
that will be held at Santa Clara College. For
some twenty years these religious meetings OF
the clergy have been held at this central house
of the Jesuit fathers. With the completion OF
st Patricks Seminary at Menlo Park IL Is
proba BILE that they will be held there hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
GENERAL CHAFFEE'S ORDER
AFFECTS CALIFORNIA TROOPS
Fifteenth and Thirteenth Infantries
and Fourth Cavalry Are Scheduled
for the Philippines.

General Claffee's proposed order for changes
Of troops between this country and the Philip
pines the subject OF general conversation
yesterday among the troops stationed here.
The Thirteenth Infantry. in command OF
Captain Alfred c. Marxley. which has long
been stationed in the hsrbor posts here. Is
scheduled to sail TO the Philippines on Sep
tember 80. Its place VIII be filed by the
Twenty second IPfantry. which is now stationed
at Mindanao-
The Fifteenth Infantry. now stationed at
Monterey, will sail for the Philippines Novem-
Der 80. Its place at that post will be filed by
the Twentieth Infantry
The troops of the Fourth Cavalry, sta
toned at the PresidiO Will embark October
81 for the Philippines Their place will be
filed here by troops Of the Fourteenth Cavalry
now in the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Thursday. June g.
stmr South Bay. Anderson. "a hours from
Portland via Astoria 81 hours bound souths
put in for fuel.
DOMESTIC PORT.
PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed June s-Schr
Bainbridge for San Francisco.
Arrived June S-Br stmr Beckenhan, from
Port Townsend.
FOREIGN PORT
vICToRIA-Sailed June s-Stmr Spokane.
for Sitka.
MEMORANDUM
SEATTLE. June She US stnr Burnside
sailed this afternoon about 200 miles north
to repair cable.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
GENOA-Sailed June s-Stmr Sardegna. for
New York.
HULL-sailed June 7-stmr consuelo. for
New York.
ANTwERP-sailed June T-stmr Montreal.
for Montreal
LIvERPOOL-Sailed June T-Stmr Ken
sington. for Montreal; stmr Virginia. for Mon
treal via MOville
Arrived June T-stmr Pomeranian. from
Montreal
NEW yoRK-Arrived June s-stmr Liguria.
from Naples
Sailed June s-Stmr Bluecher. for Ham
burg: stmr Barbarossa. for Bremen: strnr Nord
America. for Naples; stmr Parisian. for Gas
gov.
QUEENSTOwN-Sai June S-stmr Fries
land. from Liverpool for Philadelphia strnr
Baltic. from Liverpool for New York,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
describes the Great Yosemite.

yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Big
Trees was the subject OF a lecture last night
by the Rev. C. Calvert Smoot at the Second
Unitarian Church. Twentieth and Capp streets
Mr. Smcot's description OF the wonders OF the
fncomparabIe scenery was beautifully descrip-
tive He also presented the most remarkable
OF the scenes on the screen from pictures taken
by himself. It. proved to be evening OF in
struction and especially to those who have not
had the advantage of visiting the wondrous
valley The church filled to its capacity
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BORN.

DE BONO-In this city, June Z, 1905. to the
wife of ]. de Bono
this city, May "a. 1905, to the
wife of George T. Dolan, daughter.
this city, June g. 1905. to the
wife of l. b. Hammond. son.
this city, June Z, 1905, to the
wife Of Henry $. Mannheim, daughter.
this city, June g. 1905, to the
wife of Charles B. Mitchell, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DIED.

DIED.
Adams. Mattie-46 Larkin, Louisa.
Bailey, Chas. A.-59 Lawhead Willam-7.
Beggs, Mary-36- Mclaughlin, Margaret
Curtin. Frances X. Aurasky, Chas H-66
Dalulas Lorren II. eabaur George-39.
Egan Peter J.-65. -td, Thoflas J.-66
Gosland Sadie Ell nick Mo.ris-43.
Gould Catherine. hilling, Max-66
Henrioulle, Elizabeth schumacher, Elizabeth
H.schier. Alex-46 SWEET, Mrs. Medley-64
Jones' Mary Wade. Vogelman, Mrs. May.
ADAMs-In this city, June Z, 1905. Matte
Adams, formerly of Oakland, widow of the
late Herbert Adams, native of Sacramento,
Cal. aged 46 years months and IL days.
BAHEY-In Yosemite Valley, June 3, 1905.
Charles A. beloved husband of Alice c.
Bailey. and father of Cora w. Raymond
II. and Bryant b. Bailey, a native Of Wis
consin, aged SO years
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
this CFriday) afternoon. June 0. 1905. at
p M, at the First Presbyterian Church.
corner of Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
Oakland Interment strictly private.
BEGGS-In this city, June S, 1905, at her
OF Nell Beggs and mother of Joseph. Rita.
Claire Neil. Helen, George and Thomas
Beggs. native of Manchester, England,
aged sc years.
~ Notice of funeral hereafter.
CARLSON-In this city. June 8. 1905. Rolf
Thorwald beloved son of Joseph and Anna
Carlson, and beloved brother OF Percy Carl
son. a native of~ San Francisco, aged s
months and days.
CJRTIN-In this city. June g. 1905, Frances
K. dearly beloved daughter of Daniel and
Mary Curtin. and loving sister of James,
Theresa and the late Michael Curtin, Mrs
NJ Z. Frank and Mrs. f. j. O'Neill a ma
tive of San Francisco.
UyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
saturday., at a. m, from her late resi-
denee, 523 Jersey street. thence to st. Paul's
Church, where a requiem high will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul, com
menclng at $3.50 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
DALMAs-In this city. June 5, 1905, Lorren
H. beloved son of William w. and Rebecca
Dalrnas and brother OF Preston. Frank
John Harry and Albert Dalmas and Mrs
Myra Olson, native of Allegheny, Pa. A
member of Macbinists International Union
Local No. 6S
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Friday,
June 0, at / o'clock p. m, from the funeral
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and sdeath notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
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
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

on SW corner or Addison and Eighth streets.
w 80 by 100. block 104 AIiston Tract,
Berkeley; $40.
Philip Riegelhaupt (widowerl to Bridget
Hynes tsingle) lot on W line OF Sherman
street. = OF Eagle avenue. s 37.6 BY
10. lot and one-half of lot 3. block r.
Taylor & Page Tract. first party reserves hss
estate. Alameda: $40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
MARRIED..

this city. June Z, 1905
by the Rev Burr NJ. Weeden. John r. Cole
and Mary S. Mugan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-The Giant Powder Com
pany, Con-, Giant Station, California-A
dividend (No 7s) of fifty cents per share on
the issued capital stock Of the company has
been declared, payable at the San Francisco
Kohl building on June 10. 1905. Transfer
books close June 8. 1905. at noon.
C c OIIINN Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

TONoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday I
$3.50 a. M Session.
500 Damondfeld. AL 500 Mont Ton &c 72h
1000 Dmdhd. 15. Al 1000 Ohio ......... 80
1000 Gldfd G Dust 10l $500 Orig Blfg. bio IS
800 Dixie .-...--. 1si $500 Red Top 30
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
c,ARn nF THANKs.

CARD OF THAINhS.
l. the undersigned, widow of the late be-
loved A. Bricca, beg to extend my most
heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the officers
and members of Loyal Roma Lodge OF the
l. O. o. F.. M u. and also to the officers
of the Grand Lodge of the same order. Tor
their spontaneous attention and courtesy ex-
tended to me in the sad occurrence OF my
husbands death MRS. NJ. BRICCA.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

BENICIA Arsenal, CAT. June {, 1905 Sealed
proposals In duplicate will be received here
until 10 July Z. 1905 for purchase of
condemned Springfield rifles. baycnets bay
onet scabbards. reoading tools. etc. Infor-
matson on application to Commanding Of
dcer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERKELEY APARTMENTS.


IN F3erEeley-o. > and ! room apartments; new
building; modern; newly furnished. Bancroft
Neey and Telegraph ave. nsar university
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

ST Dominic's Church Building Associa-
tion-The monthly requiem high mass for the
deceased members of St. Dominic's Church
Building Association and for parents and
relatives of living members Will be sung III
ST. Dominic's Church Friday, at a. M
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

ARMY building. Whitehall St, New York
City. juno ]. l9C5.--Sealed proposals. in
triplicate will be received until 10 a. m
July !. 1905 for purchase of clothing and
equipage on hand at this depot as follows:
Goats trousers. shirts. hats. leggings, slick
ers. tents etc Information furnished upon
application Envelopes containing pro-
poSais should he marked Proposals for pur-
chase OF c. < E.. to be opened July l. 1905
Major G. s BINGHAM. G. NJ
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.

TO le;-Eiegant fat OF rooms: northwest cor
Ter: : minutes walk from narrOw-gauge
station: rent So 90 with water. E. a.
BCS6FL.L. 1853 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

NOTE THIS SNAP.
S235O-Nc@ residence: rooms: 2-story.
up 10 date. bath: . toilets; all street work
done: also cement walk. etc; well located;
blocks 10 Key Route and other electric lines.
this place is worth 5000 but circumstances
con,pei-the sale at once THE ALDEN CO.,
Io32 Broadway Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR SALE OF
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE
PER CENT SINKING FUND THIRTY
YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THE BAY COUN-
TIES POWER COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

building known as Halleck Block. Sc corner
of Sacramento and sansome streets; sollO.
Emma L. Hunt (owner) awith McCullousn1
Contracting Company (contractors), archieSS
James A. McCullough-All work for TWO.
story attic and basement frame resldence vs'
102:sH by 81; S13 OO0.
Fred C. c. Andersen Cowner) with c. w
Hansen (contraetor). architects Meyer
ment frame building three hats) on the
line of Fifteenth street 215 " Of Dolores
4:6. 157:5a4. p. 157:5A; S607o.
Hamilton Methodist Episcopal Church (o"n-
ersl with Western Stone Company (contract
ors). architects Maybeck & White-HolioW
concrete building, stone walls, iron ties an
chors. reinforcing bars and metal wall plugs,
flashing. additional concrete foundation work
for concrete stone chapel for church on ; Inc
or waller street, % Z of Belvedere, T. % oy
10S:9: S350O.
Charles and Fannie stenfels (owners) with
architect-Alterationsa and additions to a three
story frame building (three nats) line Of
HAYES street 100 E of Baker. 25x137:6; S4O19
Theodor Dellwig (owner) with Gustav Peter
son lcontractor). architect Arthur T. Ehrenpfort
logs and gas fixtures for a two-story frame
building two fiats) E line Of Ninth avenue.
1924 OF Clement street. z 120. 22:11t y,
ss5s4. - 'O ''D -''''' ''O'A "
Emma G. Butler (owner) with Oscar Daniels
Company (contractors). architects Reid Bros
Erecting riveting and painting ali OF steel
and wrought iron also setting cast iron bases
Tor Union-square building. on SW corner of
is7:s' anu 'A'OH s " i'''0 ~
p. Flach (owner) with H T Grfeb (con-
tractor). - architect--All work for three
story frame building (six hats) on S line OF
Bush street. 127 &c W Of Broderick. 1871 IS by
w 37:6; $s5Oo
Leonora Mayer (owner) with Camp & Carlton
lcontractors). architects Jonn & Zimmerman
Excavation and concrete work for six-story
and basement brick building on NV corner OF
OFarrell and William streets, W So by
$3.50; $2I95.
Same owner with NJ. r. Gale & Son ICON
tractOrS) ri md
stone work for same same: S11, $50.
same owner with Western Iron Works (con-
tractors). architect same-Cast iron. steel iron.
dnchoring. fire escapes, sidewalk lights, etc,
for same same S9475
Adolph Stock (owner) with Charles Coburn
(contractor), architect-A1I work for a
three-story and basement frame building (hats)
on line of Sacramento street. S7:6 z OF
Spruce, N 127 SA by z 25; S695O.
George Schooner towner) with Adolf Hen
ntngs (contractor). architect August Nordin-
All work except plumbing. painting. mantels.
shades and light fixtures FOR three-story
frame building (store and iars) on SW corner
Of Sixteenth and Sanchez streets W T5 by
1856: S7442
Same owner with P. T. Ward (contractor).
architect same-Plunbing. gas fitting draining
Tor same on same: s1050.