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Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
THE PoLocKs SATISFIED.

Warsaw, March PA private tele- gram received from St. Petersburg to- day announcing the attitude of the committee of ministers regarding the use of the Polish language in the schools is revived here with the live Hest satisfaction. The school strike probably will be speedily ended.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
NONE FOR NEBRASKA
The Practice of Christian Science Is
 Barred Out.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 22.-By a bare constitutional majority the senate to- night passed the house bill outlawing the practice of Christian Science
 A single amendment by the senate permits osteopathy to continue in practice and this. the house managers announce. will be concurred in. The bill will then go to the governor,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

alive. The testimony at the inquest of Carsten only showed that he had been seen about the camp at Cave Creek carly in the evening by a couple of Mexicans. His saddled horse was near where his body was found and a pack mule belonging to him was found in a corral near by.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

Now is the time to have your piano tuned. MT. Hamilton, the we'll known piano tuner Is In the city. Orders for tuning may be left at RedewilIs or Fountains music stores and will re ceive his prompt attention.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
''GOD BLESS
 OUTFITS"

Mrs. Anna Johnson, a Physical Wreck from a Severe Attack of Grip, Com pletely Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, After Physicians Failed to Help Her.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
PRIVATE SALE.

That elegant resident property. cor her Jefferson street and Fourth avenue The Sam Snead place. half cash rest at 8 per cent for 3 or years. Deal with guardian for Snead children only. No commission
 J. H. W. JENSEN.
 Guardian Snead minors. Phone Main PAP or Tempe road. sA miles.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
SIX KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Princeton, H.. March 22.-Six min CTS were killed and four injured by an explosion in q mine of the Princeton Coal Mining company this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
THE PROGRAMME.

A fall of snow o'erspreads the scene We work with might and main To get tke city neat and clean, And then it snows again.
 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
A FEAR.

Sometimes I think that I'll die rich. It drives me quite insane. I'll have to run in debt some more To ease my aching pain.
 New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

No man is ever really In love who can say so with all the ease, ardoy and eclat of a stage lover.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

At Glendale. Best bacon 15c per pound. All prices down. Cooper & Stauffer, One Horse grocery store Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

Attend the closing out sale at Balke's Big Curio. Everything at your own price.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

Reserved seats for the Orpheus con cert on sale at Berryhili's Tuesda. morning, March 2S.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

Picture frames 10 order at 5 cents per foot and up at BaIke's Big CuriO Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
The largest and finest stock of high grade pianos ever of fered in Phoenix or Arizona.
We are sole factory agents for the BALDWIN, ,WEBER,S STICK, ELLINGTON, MASON & HAMLIN, FISCHER, BEHR BROS.

and dealer snng himself THE for of the above named the misleading the public Besides good stock of fine pianos, have in stock renting 40 pianos of which took in exchange for BALDWIN, WEBER, CHECKER ING SONS and PlANoLA pianos-seme of these second hand pianos still in good condition; others paratiVey We will sell all at greatly reduced rates, of them less than half the original selling price. Among them ST TSINWAYS, STARR & cLARKS, WERS G POND, MASON G HAMLIN, KINGssURY, HARDMAN, VOSE 6 SONS, BEHRING, AEOLIAN AND APOLLO PLAYERS.
 Pianos at SIS, $1oo, $15o. Organs $15, S25, $40.
 Second grade pianos with pretty such deal try to palm the public high grades be bought from at
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
ViCtOrine Hair EXOrdI

   paid Order by mail if yourd
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

"God Bless Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 1t Has Cured Me and Saved My Life" She Writes:
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
Sl9O to S225 on S5 payne

Dealers travelling from place to place, with heavy for clerk fees commissions be divided be- tween employer and empoye, with We rent ate nd to business, buy load rates and sell to the direct from the factory
 Pianos obtained from second and third hands turay higher. Years ago sold the Steinway low S45o; it S60o We sold knabe pianos n Phoenix for S45o years costs ss5o Los Angeles agent to Phoenix with load of Hard pianos which he sold $4o0 to $500 for S2s5 He deeamPea and half of the sold home in exchange. Another dealer appeared three with "load of Fischer psnosVhch he sold at $365 to S55o have since sold and selling the for S1oo less We subsequently, bought of his stock These nomadio travelling dealers don't remain long m locality Tks has been the Phoenix 6f teen We here to stayi money invested herei responsible, financially and otherwise outsell firm combination of firms Give a call
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
TO FILE BIDS
ON BOND ISSUE
Indications Point to Pro-
posals for S1,5OO,OOO of
the Municipal Securities
FEW SCHOOLS BENEFIT
RoncOyieri Shows Remedy
for Reduced Revenue From
New State Apportionment
FEW SCHOOLS BENEFIT

From information already received
amount Of about s1500,000 for the mu-
nicipal bond Issue will be filed with
the board at next Mondays meeting.
Chief among the bids will be that Of
portion of the school bonds aggregat-
ing 1924 1000, which will be more than
sufficient to build the Washington and
Spring Valley schools and another
small building. Other bids to the
amount of $50, 900 for school bonds are
also expected to be filed, making
total of only s3ss.oo0 out Of SLOT. 600
to be sold.
The property owners on Mission,
Fourth and Market streets, headed by
Herbert Law, have succeeded in induc-
ing capitalists and banks to submit
bids for street bonds amounting to
$243, 900 and sewer bonds of the value
Of approximately $350.000 on condition
that the streets named be improved
forthwith
In all likelihood hospital bonds
amounting to $250,000 will be bid for
and President Roncovieri has infor-
nation that bids will be filed by the
banks for $27S, 400 of the issue for the
purchase of County Jail and additions
to the Hall of Justice bonds Ron
covieri deprecates the small amount OF
school bonds which will be taken UP
in view of the fact that the notice Of
sale invites bids on SLOT. 500 Of the
same. Roncovieri returned from Sac
ramento bringing advices that the new
apportionment of State school funds
whereby the city of San Francisco will
suffer a loss of $250,000 in school
revenue will be passed by the Legisla-
ture and signed by the Governor. The
only concession made is that the meas
ure will go into effect in September
next instead of at once, as first con-
templated. Roncovieri says the only
way to restore the original amount Of
revenue from the State is to build new
schoolhouses so that pupils will be
encouraged to attend. The new appor-
tionment is based on actual attendance
instead of on the schools census as
heretofore and Roncovieri says the only
remedy lies in new and better school
houses.
The notice of sale invites bids on
$2,573.S00 of the various securities, leav-
ing S1000,000, upon which there has
been no intimation given of any bids
to be filed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
...See Ordering Coupon Printed on Model.
PERSONAL.

DR.. F. B. Cross of Brooklyn, N. Y. is
at the Lick.
]. F. Condor, a mining man Of Verdi.
New, is at the Grand.
E. c. Cox, well-known MADEIRA
banker, Is at the Palace.
E. r. Clifford. Napa merchant. is
staying at the California.
w. H. Holabird, a lumberman of
Los Angeles, is at the Palace.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Robertson of Liv-
ermore are registered at the California.
A. H. Naftzger, one of Los Angeles
leading fruit men, is at the ST. Fran
els.
Registered at the Grand is w. A.
Rannie, head of a steamship company
of Victoria
o. Y. Woodward and wife of Wood
wards Island are at the Grand prepar-
ing for trip to the East.
III. v. Ramsdell, the well-known local
merchant. returned yesterday from a
two months visit in Europe.
Carl Spuhn of Portland, who is large
1y interested in the guano deposits of
Alaska, arrived at the st. Francis yes
terday.
Patrick Lannon, former proprietor of
the Salt Lake Tribune and one of the
prominent figures in political life in
Utah, arrived at the Palace yesterday
on his way to Southern California.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1e.

George A. Centa. Carl R.. Robert A. and
Sonora Meyer to Pierre and Philomene servel.
lot on line Of Pine street. 1876 " of Scott,
w 27:e by S 1915; So
William A. Allen to Mary NJ Fogarty LOT
on line OF Frederick street. AIS z of Stan
yaE. E % by 1875. quitclaim deed; 81
Amelia G. Morgan tAllen) Amelia c. Allen
ard Frederick c. Morgan to same same: $40
John H. and Flora b. Kemp to Emma H.
hip tNgife Of Henry. lot on E line OF First
street, 53:4A of Clay 25 by 1O1 2: $40
Mary c. and Samuel ]. Fisher TO Margaret
Cowperthwaite, undivided u of lot on r line
Of Pearl street, 215 n Of Ridley. N % by p
James c. Jr. and Lucy NJ Haviland CReilv,
to William Hasselbrock lot on S line of DI
boee street. so Of Guerrero, e 30 by so;
Mary E. srecker to Mary A. Burke. lot on
" ~ line Of capp street 40 N of Nineteenth.
Joseph Sullivan to William E. Gwiuu. lot
on s line of Fifteenth street. $50 of Church
Gustsf H s and and Alma Ain Nelson to sinclair and
Louise Trimble. lot on E line OF Castro street,
1915 Of Liberty, S 25 by 100; $40.
Patrick Collins to Warren j. and Annie B.
Of Twenty-hifth. n 1876 by w 115; $40.
Joseph and Marguerite PaIilasson to G. B.
Dolores streets. n 2e:e by 100: sio. t'''" anu
Homer s: and Mittle B. King to Wells Far
e GS G5 S5 N line # Jersey street 2s
OF Twenty FIRST street. 1855 of Noe 2 $50
by ia; also lot 4e6 Gift Map 8: also lot
NaElec,
NE 40 by Sc 125 block "a, West End Man 2.
also lot 1912. Gift Map 3; also lot on line
of Twenty-ffth street. so r of Fountain 2,
65 by 120; also lot on NE corner OF Eliza
beth and Sanchez streets. y 25 by r 90 "a:
also lot line OF Diamond street 45 N Of
Elizabeth, n 20 by z 100: also lot on line
OF Twenty-sixth street 14o f of Diamond T,
20 by n ia: also lot NV corner of Eliza
beth and Vicksburg streets " 25 by " 90.
also lots is to 20 block 20, lots II to 30 and
40 10 As. block p. lots IL to 15 20 to Ok
block 2s. lots % to "a, "a to So block n
lots to II. IA and Is block 81 Iakeyjew: sin
Estate of Alice James (minor) by E,l;zabetb
James tguardian) to John Baier lot on p
line Of Diamond street. 90 Of Jersey. S %
by Z so: $3.50.
John and Katie Baier to William 6 .nd
Mary A. Millerick all OF same: SO
Edward A. and Lena Lesser 70 A,n .r
Barnes, lot NV corner of Pacific and Co.
some streets 33:10k by w 67.6. S1o
Same to same. lot on NV corner Of osc,eo
and Sansome streets n 34:415 by w az e. s1o
d Ghirardeln Co. d. Ghirardelli r,ora ~
pany 10 Minna Neler and Louis G R,,cls IL.
on w line of Sansome street 90 IS s of T.. Ioe
son. s As w 30. S 25. W 1915, N 70 Z co o.e.
s2s, 600
Leopold Neler to Minna Neller. same. ,i,.
Mary Brosnan Connolly to Henry e. Roth
Of Third. NE 25 by NV 80: $40. = Z
Baldwin & Howell corporation TO Jobr
CARRIER. lot W line of Indiana street 15o
S Of Twenty-third. so by w 100; $40 'o
George K. Hooper TO Peter PAMELA, lot on
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The fol-
lowing named enlisted men of the Hos
pital Corps now at the stations desig-
mated will be sent to the depot of re-
cruits and casuals at Fort Mcdowell,
Cal. The commanding officer will send
them to Manila on the transport sailing
from San Francisco about February %:
Sergeant Robert Peterson. Fort Sheri-
dan, ILL.,; Sergeant Alphonse W. H.
Wullschleger, Columbus Barracks, o.
The order directing that Post Commits
sary Sergeant Carl Kohlhepp be re-
lieved from duty in the office of the
purchasing commissary of San Fran
cisco and sent to Whipple Barracks,
Arizona Territory, is revoked Corporal
Charles Boelsterli OF the Signal Corps
at Benicia Barracks will be sent to
Fort Wood, New York, for duty.
Orders to naval officers: Surgeon C.
p. Bagg is to be detached from the ma
val hospital at Mare Island February
q to the naval station at Guam, sail
ing from San Francisco about Febru-
ary 25.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
COLUMBIA BREWERY FIGHT
DEVELOPS CHARGE OF FRAUD
Meyer Demands Accounting of Sums
Said to Have Been Wrongfully
Paid IN TIIriChS

Meyer Demands Accounting of Sums
Said to Have Been WrongfulIy
Paid to Ulrichs.
In the fight between the opposing
interests in the Columbia Brewing
Company, which has heretofore been
expressed in an application for man
date ousting the directors of the cor
poration and in a criminal action
growing out of the forcible ejectment
of one of the claimants to the office
of its secretary, a new move was made
yesterday in the Superior Court. Au-
gust F. Meyer asks for an account
ing from the Ulrichs family and al
leges the fraudulent appropriation Of
funds amounting to nearly $4,000.
The plaintiff, one of the minority
stockholders. says that H. D. Ul-
richs is in control of his relatives,
and that his son, daughter, daughter
in-law and wife were illegally made
directors of the company.
1t is alleged that after wrongfully
paying himself $3.50 and charging it
to the company III. d. Ulrichs pro-
cured a resolution Of the directors to
pay him SIS day, and on this ac-
count has drawn $1375. In addition
to this it is charged that the elder
Ulrichs has paid and charged to the
company $500 in attorneys fees in
the suits heretofore brought against
him individually.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
at which tim. til. experts will max. their Of
finl lEa..

at which time the experts will make their Of
fetal report.
PETITIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In insolvency were filed yesterday In the
W. Fiddy car conductor. Oakland. liabilities
$500. no assets; A Jeich, restaurant pro-
prietor. San Francisco, liabilities $7437. no
assets.
TO GUARD DAUGHTERS EsTATE.-F.
w. Zeile father of Ruth Zeile. IA years OF age.
and Marion Zele, Is. yesterday petitioned the
Probate Court for letters Of guardianship over
their estate. As daughters of the late SOPHIE
Smith Zeile each will inherit about 100000 In
real and personal property
CERT LOSES HIS COIN-Julius Cert. 1929
day morning that $3.50 in gold had been stolen
from under his pillow. He said that William
Cooper. 81 Paris street. and Cerf's brother-in-
law, Il. J. Walters. had been sleeping In the
same bed with him.
TEA IMPORTERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Collector Stratton was informed yesterday by
the Secretary of the Treasury that new
regulation had been adopted permitting col
lectors in their discretion to have samples of
tea entries sent through the tea examiner to
the appraiser a; The new regulation strn tt0n was
recommendation on behalf Of the tea importers
of this city.
STATE GETS GENEROUS RAINFALL
The rainfall was general in California yester-
day. In San Francisco the precipitation was
more than half an inch. The storm struck
the coast near the Mexican line and travelled
weather yesterday. Professor McAdie said last
night that the storm had divided. one part
passing over the mountains into Nevada and
the other moving slowly in the direction of
the northern boundaries of the State. Heavy
rainfall in San Francisco is the forecast for
to-day.
REWARDED WITH ONE DOLLAR.-Celes-
tin Simen of Reno. New. while In the city
about ten days ago. lost a certificate Of de-
post for $2250 with the Washoe Bank of Reno.
two bank books and SIT In coin. The police
We're notified and Detective Ryan was detailed
on the case. porter at the New Western
Hotel found the certificate of deposit and the
bank books in one of the lavatories. and 1t
the bar there was taken by a stranger to the
1avatory, and it is supposed that the stranger
robbed him. Simen was notified of the re-
covery of his property and came to the city
yesterday for it, He handed the porter a
dollar as a preaent
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

ATTEMPTED DBURGLARY>FRUsTRAT
Burglars made an attempt on Wednesday night
to enter the gentemen's furnishing store of
Frederick j. Baumel under the St Nicholas
Hotel.
DISPOSITIONS ARE READ.-The reading of
dispositions from witnesses in San Jose con-
sumed nearly all the hearing of the YoeIl will
contest in Judge Kerrigan's court yesterday.
The case will be resumed at IL a. m. Monday.
BILL HANGER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
George II. Hammer bill hanger, while labor
ing under the effects of liquor. turned on the
gas in his bedroom, 136 Third st. Timely re-
movel to the Emergency Hospital saved his
life.
ALsATIANs WILL oRGANIZE.-An en-
thusiastic meeting of the Alsatian residents of
this city was held last night at Red Branch
Hall. Preparations made to form new
benefit society to be known as the "Alsace-
Lorraine"
HUMANE SOCIETY REPORT.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the San Francisco So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
was held yesterday. The report of the secre-
tary was approved and three new annual men,
bers elected.
COMPANY B GIVES ENTERTAINMENTS
Company B. First Regiment, League of the
Cross Cadets. gave entertainment and dance
last night at Golden Gate Hall, which was at
tended by a large audience. The entertainment
excellent
SERVANT DIES sUDDENLY.-E1iza Mas
terson a house servant In the service OF ]. B.
Rosconi 663 Minna street, died suddenly yes
terday morning in her ROOM, evidently Of
natural causes. She was native of Ireland,
60 years old.
HOLD ANNIVERSARY BALL.-Golden Gate
Council No. 34 Young Mems Institute, held its
eighteenth anniversary ball last night at Ma
tive Sons Hall. A large crowd spent an en-
Joyable evening. William J. Sullivan acted as
floor manager.
WANTS MONEY BACK.-The Prudential
Company and its directors are made defend
ants in a suit filed yesterday for the recovery
OF $500 invested in the purchase of its shares
by Ella A Quinley and Sadie Ffnne the for
mer having placed $500 with the concern, the
latter $500
MRS SQUTRES EXAMINED.-Mrs Grace
Squires was examined by insanity experts be-
fore Judge Hebbard yesterday. Detective Ryan.
who unearthed the many thefts committed by
the woman testified that she did not attempt
further examination will be had this forenoon,
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

N line Of Lake street. o7:8 OF Sixteenth
avenue e 30 by 100: So
George W. Turner to Sarah BeIasco. lot on
E line of Seventeenth avenue, 175 OF Cali
fornia street. so by 12O; $40.
Thomas Thayers & to Mary Ihsyers aye lot OF On Tai
, line of Twsntyf2opT5h 5o hr 1o et 9Io OF Cali
Frederick A. Lasell to Nellie A. Laseli. lot
z line of Second avenue. 200 Of Clement
street S 25 by E 120 gift.
Estate of Giacnto E. or g. E. Porta (by
executor) to Nellie A. or Nellie E. Lasel
same; $4,000
Jacob Heyman Company to Percy W. Ged-
ney. lot on S line of Clement street, 1876 E
of twenty eighth avenue. 25 by 100: $40.
Ellington. lot on N line of A street. 82:e w
of Eleventh avenue, w 70 by 100; So.
streea ae q % iao sw 1aos SO OF
sio lot ON on Sc line of Mission street, 2S5 sW
of Russia avenue. Sw % by Sc $50. block g.,
Excelsior Homestead; SO.
Armanino. LOT on w corner of Foote and Porter
streets Sw 157 by NV 237, lots IL and IL,
block l6. West End map 2; $40.
Susan Brunty to Susan B. McArdle, lot on
cita ci 'd place. 10 By S so. lots and 8. p v.
w William 1i H Fischer TO Ada. Fischer. lot on
Sc corner of Wall street and Butler avenue.
100 by e as. lots to 9. block I. Fran
julius c. Refs to William W. Towle. lot 1s,
block e. Refs Tract; grant.
John Teutsch to Sophie Teutsch, lot 35,
block 45 Refs Tract 5000.
William f. Sawyer to BENJAMIN Gilbert. lot
on z corner of N street and Tenth avenue, Sc
80 by NE e5 block 1s5. Central Park Home
stead; $40.
Builders Contracts.
Mrs. Jane McLarty (owner) with Manseau &
Smith (contractors), architect-All work
for two story frame building Sc corner
of Twenty-hrst and Church streets; $1,000
J. B. Tresarrieu towner) with j. r. Saul
contractor and architect)-All work for a two-
story frame building and stable on w line of
Third avenue. 200 n Of Point Lobos avenue. N
rs by w 120: $3.50
c. T. Jansen (owner> with c. N. p Ahlgren
(contractor). architects Martens & Coffey-AIl
work for, alterations and additions to change
a two story residence into a three story frame
building containing store and two fats on S
line of McAllister street. 165 W OF Laguna,
~ :6x12o: S49oO
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

IRE following marriage licenses were issued
,esterlas
Arthur L knights so 1875 Broadway. and
atrner L. Valance. %, New York City.
william J Renton, IS, 1885 Pine street ana
q -srliine II Draghi. D. Livermore-
Gorge Ssnborn - 1929 Vallejo street, and
f1zfe Burke % 81 Minna street
ti.a-ies J. Strouse. 81. 1852 Fifteenth avenue
8 alh. and Hattie 7. Richards, 81, PA McAi-
srer street.
Manuel Dieguez. "a 1925 Polk street. and
Aida Moreno. Il. 1854 Sacramento street.
William Drewes, %. 2029 Folsom street. ana
Iufiane Ahlff, %. city.
Alexander Rice 35. 1919 FoTty-seNenth ave
a.e and Lena Gilman. p. 1919 Forty-seventh
slsTjov N. Moseley. q. 2ei Golden Gate
rKonue. and /. Grace Ravenscroft IS Cen
--alia III.
and Mabel Huffman, %, Windsor
Taspsr A Lewis "a, GilrOy. ana Margaret
Bieio Basuino q. 5l5 Green street, and
T'7resina Amer1sO, IS. l3 Filbert place.
Herman II. Henning. %. 233 Natoma street,
md Marie A Alt p, 1902 Mission street.
Aeneas J. Riordan. &c. 554 Fourth street.
and. Teresa A. Kraut. %, TTT Texas street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
NARRIED.

CoLES-wULBERN-I Berkeley. February
lb 1905 by the Rev. DR.. e Nelander, Lewis
II Colen and Lily NJ. Wulbern, both OF this
city.
A-SIEBENBAUM-In this city. Feb
ruary l6 1908, by the Rev. 2. L. Walz
pastor Fourth Congregational Church. Walter
r. Hanna and Amanda n. Siebenbaum, both
Of this city.
LENACk-M -MILLETTE-In this city. January
IS. 1905 by Judge KerriEan. Theodore p.
Lssvack and Ora Belle Millette
IAYER-GULDEN-In this city. February IS.
1905. BY the Rev J. II. Schroeder, Ferdinand
MAYER and Wilma Guden.
SMITH-WULBERN-I Berkeley. February
70 1905 by the Rev Dr. E. Nelancer,
oliver Smith Of Fort Bliss Tex, and Ger
trude Wulbern Of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
CalifornIans in New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The follow
ing Californians arrived in New York
to-day:
From San Francisco-H. Abrams,
at the Herald Square; w. c. Green
and wife, at the Hotel Astor; A. w.
Hine. at the Park Avenue; l.. o. Levi
son, at the Wellington; e. R. Munsey
and wife, at the Herald Square; c. R.
Stewart, at the Cadillac; w. S. Suite,
at the Spalding; C. Pierce, at the
Breslin. G. G. Wren. at the Grand
Union.
From Los Angeles-T. B. Brown, al
the Imperial.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
Turkish and Christian Churchgoing

At the Turkish mosque on the Pike
an elderly spinster fell into conversa-
ton with subject Of the Sultan, who
speaks excellent English. and, show
ing the customary interest in his spirit
ual welfare, remarked: II hope you
go to church every Sunday, like a
Christian" mo, madam he replied,
Il go every day, like Turk. ."-Provi-
dence Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
usI viii not be inserted. They must be handed
iu ~ either OF the publication Offices and be
fndorsed with the name and residence OF per
saua authorized 70 have the same published
Notices restricted simply 20 the announcement
Lee ~ charRe.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD, ,CAIrsE
Depart from San Francisco daily at t7:o5
ais. Abs. Sis. $50. $780, 7:15. lo:i5 ~
IL :35 p m.
Arrive at San Francisco daily at rs 40 -.ax
s:15, $50 9:35. 1880 a m; 1910 / so a.SS
4:25. sos. 5:42. e:22. 6:57. 7:4o and II oS eSs
D. m
tDaily except Sunday
For Fairfax daily at AS a. m: al.o s,.,,-
days at s:15 p. M, and daily except saturdsv
and Sunday at 5:15 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
T45 a. m. daily-cazadero and wav statton.
3:15 .. m Saturdays only-For Cazadero
etc.
5:15 p. daily. except Saturday and sun
day for Tomales. etc.
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market ST.
FERRY-Unfon Depot foot OF Market ST.