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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-21
lor1cE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF CALIFORNIA - NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance Of a
resolution OF the Board Of Directors OF The
Bank OF California. a corporation organized
and existing unGer the laws Of the State OF
California passed and adopted on Tuesday
the 3lst day Of January 1905 at a reTuIS8r
meeting Of said Board duly held at No 400
San Francisco in the State Of California
1.-THE same being the banking house and prin-
cipsl place OF business OF said corporation
and being the building where the Board az
Directors Of said corporation usually rneetsl
G meeting Of the stockholders os said cor
poration is hereby called for and will be held
at No. z0e California street, In said CITY
and County of san Francisco Cthe same he
ing the banking house and principal place
Of business OF said corporation, and being
the building where the Board of Directors
Of saio corporation usually meets). on TUES
DAY. the zth day of April. 1905. at three
clock IN the afternoon OF said day for the
purpose OF considering. deciding and acting
upon the proposition to increase the capitaI
stock Of said corporation, The Bank Of Calf
1ornia from three million g, 900, oO0) dollars
divided into thirty thousand go OOO) shares
Of the par value Of one hundred OOO) dol
lars each, 10 four million a, 600 OO0 dollars
70 be divided into forty thousand 40 OOOl
shares OF the par value OF hundred (iOOl
dollars each. By order Of the Board OF Di-
rectors- Dated Jan 31st, 1908 ALLEN
M CLAY. Secretary of The Bank of Cali
fornia-
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ANNUAL meeting Honolulu Plantation Com
pshs-Lhe regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Honolulu Plantation
company. $50 Market street (4th floor OF
the Clark bUuding). in the city and county
81 san Francisco state Of California, on
THURSDAY. the 23rd day Of FEBRUARY a
y lsO5, at the hour OF II o'clock a. m for
the purpose Of eIecting board of directors
transaction OF such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting Transfer
Of meeting
n EHRMAN. Secretary Pro Tenn.
Honolulu Plantation Company. $50 Market st
san Francisco. California. Feb s. 1905.
ANNUAL meeting Paauhau Sugar PIanta,,o1
company. ne regular annual meeting OF
Plantation Company viii be held al the office
Of the company S25 Market st. Groom 4
second noorl, IN the City and County Of San
Francisco, State OF California on sATfTP
DAY. tho 4th day OF March A. D. 1905.
st TIE hour OF II o clock a. m for the n,r,,
rose OF clecting a Board of Directors ~
serve for the ensuing year and for the trans
action or such other business as may pron-
erly ccme before tie meeting Transfer
books VIII close on Tuesday. February 81
1905. at the hour OF O'Clock p m
Secretary Paauhau Sugar Plaatstion comnsnv
527 Market St. San Francisco. Cal.
ANNUAL MEETING. HAKALAU PLANrI-
TON CONPANK-T'he regular annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the IIAKALAU
PLANTATION COMPANY viii be held AZ
the office Of the company. 327 Market 81
room 4, second hoor) in the city and county
q San Francisco. State OF California. on
WEDNESDAY. the lst day OF March A. d.
1905, IT the hour Of II O'Clock q. m. for the
purpose q eiect.nE board OF directors 20
serve for the ensuing year and fer the
transaction q such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. Transfer
looks VIII close Saturday February -
5995 at the hour OF ) o'clock D. m ii "
THOMAS. Secretary HaiSa iau Plantation
Company. 327 Market ST. San Francisco. Cal
ANNUAL meeting Ki.aues Sugar Plantation
Company--The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Kflauea Sugar Plantation
Company viii be held at the office of fbe
company, 321 Market st. in the city and
comfy OF San Francisco. State Of California
on TUESDAY the 2Sth day OF Febrslarv a
D. 1885. AZ the hour e - O'clock a. m. for
tho purpose cf electins board CT directors
10 serve for The ensuing year and for tie
transaction OF such other business as nlav
come before the meeting Transfer books
viii close FRIDAY. February Ii 1901 at
tne hcc~ o. 3 Q clock p. r. II. y. THOMAS
Secretary Kilarea Sugar Plantation Com
/ psny. 81 Market St. san Francisco. Cal
\ WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages. in wrapper for mailing. 81 psF year
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40 rooms: modern. downtown houses cheap
rent; well furnished and UP to date; mas me
out OF town transient trade; never clears
less than $500 per month: dissolution OF part
ners cause OF sale: exclusively with us.
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| WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages. in wrapper for mailing. 81 psF year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-21

COTTAGES. houses and fats to let: every de-
sirable vacant place In San Francisco on
lists: service absolutely free; let US find
you place; come In and let know what
rent you want to pay and the locality; I'VE
do the rest. Sterling Furniture Company.
1883 Market ST. ODD McAllister.
sUNsET-Ninth ave. 200 feet from PARK en-
trance. minutes walk from park music
stand. museum and other attractions: s.
room room 20 upper nats ,,. Nos. izSo l%SoA'
able upper fats rooms and bath each: one
middle, Z rooms and bath. rent reasonable
TO let-Three sunny. 7-room fats; porth side
Market St, between Sanchez and Noe open
fer inspection from to daily
TWO modern nats. 8 rooms bath; grand ma
rine view s. side Green St. 2O41-20+3 bet.
Buchanan and Webster: rent reasonable.
ELEGANT sunny. Just finished. s. 8. s rooms;
$50. $40 So $47 so: cor. Sacramento st. and
First ave; swell neighborhood; open TO 4.
SUNNY corner upper fat rooms bath part
Iy furnished or unfurnished 500 s125
Buchanan St; key downstairs.
FRANKLIN. 1880. bet Broadway and Vallejo
New upper and lower hat; marine view.
HAYES. as2. near steiner-Elegant modern
nat; every room sunny rent reasonable.
MODERN fat 5 rooms and bath; rent rea-
sonable 4545 Eighteenth st.
LEAvENwORTH. 1914 =. Lower fat. 4
rooms, gas; rent s12
TwENTY-FIFTH. 4O32-Sunny fat. rooms.
bath. gas; S12; no children.
NEW elegant broom fiat every room flooded
with sunshine 1161 Turk st.
LOWER fiat. rooms and bath; rent SIT So
1888 Fulton st.
FILLMORE. 3322-Two new sunny fats. 3
large rooms and sas; sl2 and s1s
ELEGANT sunny upper dat: 10 rooms and
oatn SIS Eddy ST. Van Ness ave.
THIRf ZENITH -22s. bet Howard ard Mis-
sion; sunny rooms and bath: rent $50 so.
BUSH. 1e5S-9 elegant large sunny rooms: suit-
able Tor large family boarding house: SI2
TO let-S16, sunny corner fiat: 4 rooms and
BATH Cor Seventeenth and Sanchez sts.
So 5c-ELEGANT modern fat 5 rooms sar
den- I'll Pine St. near Devisadero
MISSION. So0112. near 26th-9 rooms and bath
81 month MCKAY C CO.. 2955 Mission 81
NEARLY new sunny upper fat rooms and
cho
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A CAMERON & CO-Phone South 1850.
Eddy ST.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming Houses, Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances
40 rooms: modern. downtown houses cheap
rent; well furnished and UP to date; mas me
out OF town transient trade; never clears
less than $500 per month; dissolution OF part
ners cause OF sale: exclusively with us.
57-room. new. modern apartment house; ele-
gantIy furnished. in mahogany. OAK ana plrds-
eye maple; velvet carpets; and 3 room apart
meIits; . years lease; all full; obliged TO go
East only with u.s.
beautiful NE cor s-room fiat on Geary;
rent only 500. where rooms clear wnode %,6ins oi
rent; located east of Hyde; modern pulidlhg
wei furnished; rare chance to obtain me sun
ny home cheap; price $780,
81 rooms; central; rent only S14O: new fur-
nlture and carpets; price S22Oo; part ooWh'
balance $50 per month.
5s rooms we'll located on NE cor, where
the rent is less than 81 per room; wen 1ur-
nished apartment house; near Larkin ST.; al
ways full and clearing over $500 per month:
owner retiring from business; hrst.ciass m
vestment for $4,000: with us exclusively
20 rooms; rent only SIS; fine location: mostly
housekeeping; all full well furnished Ssoo
down; balance time; will exchange Tor small
house fiat
go rooms; fine new building and elegantly any
furnished in weathered oak, mahosHny anu
brdseye maple; Administer and VelVet carpets
long lease: will guarantee to clear $500 per
month: never been on market; sickness cause
of sale: only with us.
30 rooms; first class; new transient mouse;
we'll furnished and doing fine business. owners
getting old and wish to retire from pusi-
ness price $250O.
100-room new modern downtown house; all
up to date; elegantly furnished throughout;
long lease; clears s400 to $500 per month"; can can
be bought for 1-3 cost to furnish; price %oVVV'
owner leaving city; exclusively with u.s.
Groom modern fiat: well furnished only o
months ago; rent only $50; cost over s9oo to
furnish; big snap; S40o.
40 rooms; new modern building; up 70 GATE
near Market St; elegantly furnished ana
clearing over $500 per month; all iul; part
cash. balance easy terms; price $3ooo.
II rooms, Eddy; cheap rent; Wen Iurnlsneu
in oak with good carpets; part housekeeping
where you can clear about $50 ana nave me-
little home with small amount OF work. price
S700.
CAMERON g. CO., 3 Eddy ST.
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HusrNEss cHANcEs-continued.

A-CAMERoN & CO.-Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell
HEADQUARTERS for all kinds of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-21

5I-room. new modern apartment t-house; ele
gantly furnished. in mahogany, oak ana plrds
eye maple; velvet carpets 2 and room apart
ments; years lease; all full; obliged to gt
East; only with US
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-21

beautiful NE. cor. S-room fiat on Geary
rent only $55. where 4 rooms clear whole o
rent; located east of Hyde; modern buiidlng
Wei furnished; rare chance to obtain fine sun
ny home cheap; price $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

ing that he was abundantly able to make the trip alone, when the weather in Wisconsin was warm enough. Ills physician there also wrote the same for awhile. Then the doctors letters assumed an alarming tone, and Carl tons brother Gilbert went to Imperial to bring him home. Oh, how shocked he was to find him so low. The brother from Pittsburg, Pa, met the others in Chicago, and the three to- gether. reached home June Sth. Carl ton was very weak, but very happy Everything that loving hearts could think of was done for his comfort, but it was evident that he could not re main in the old home long. He re
 joiced to be at home with all the lam fly. and said, everything is so nice and it is so good to see you all agaln. His thoughtfulness for all the rest was very touching, and his fOrtitude, pa tience and cheerfulness, which had been pathetically heroic for all these three years of alternating hope and disappointments, continued to the last. He said he was ready to go to the eternal home of rest, That the Savior
 was precious all the time and his faith
 in Jesus perfect"
 When he realized death was near he bade each of the family a loving good-by. and said. smiling, Now let | me go. let me go!" This is the first
 time death has broken our family cir, Icle. There remains three brothers and the parents to miss the loved one who has been such a comfort to them in their home life. He was a most at
 fectionate son and brother, a faithful friend. a true and noble man and an
 upright and honored citizen. He pos sessed rare ability for usefulness. He
 wanted to live to serve. He made
 strong fight for health, assisted by his family to the utmost of their ability
 Mir. Deniston was a member of the
 Masonic order, of the Odd Fellows and
 of the Woodmen of America. His an Icestors were direct descendants oi
 John and Priscilla Alden of Mayfiowei fame.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

ceived with delight. She responded to encore after encore with song or reel tation, showing that she was willing and able to respond to the frequent and hearty applause. She received her well earned honOTs in a graceful, childish manner. drawing all hearts to her. with the wish to hear her again in the very near future.
 Mrs. Otto Rosenthal recited The Aged Prisoner" in a most pleasing manner, showing that she has much
 talent as an elocutionist. She an swered to her encore very gracefully with a comic recitation entitled The Christening, convincing us of her yer satility. Miss Myrtle Page very ably rendered a piano solo. Mrs. billiard gave a piano solo, exhibiting wonder full knowledge of technique and music. She very gracefully responded to an encore with a selection entitled "Stac' cato" Miss Mabel Stewart and Mrs. billiard were the accompanies. The concert closed with many expressions of appreciation, all feeling the evening well spent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
THE BAPTIST CONCERT.

Douglas. Ariz., Aug. 2S.-(SDec.aL)-
 Friday nights grand concert given by the ladies of the Baptist church was a financial as well as a social success The music-lOving people of our little city proved their appreciation by the copiOus applause given each rendition.
 Mrs. Jesse Hayward read the pro gram for the evening, appearing oueeuly in her commanding presence, arrayed in a gown of apple green silk with white trimming.
 The music was furnished by the or chestra of the Baptist church, which gave several pleasing musical gems. An interesting address of welcome was .tendered by Rev. Mir. McCourtney. Miss Irene Neville sang Hearts and Flowers" and 'If I but Knew with delightful charm all her own. The Sunday School children were well rep resented in a tsbleau, "The Douglas Wax Works" which evoked hearty ap- pIause. Little Beatrice Hayward sur prised DOuglasites with her musical talent. She is certainly a wonder for one SO young. Her songs were re
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Colonel Charles S. Chase Dead.- Colonel Charles s. Chase. lookout at the Waldorf saloon, was found dead in bed early this morning at the Topeka house. Death is supposed to have been caused from heart failure. The re- mains were taken to the Douglas un- dertaking parIors and a coroner's jury composed of Jack Falconer, William Woods. H Smeeding, John Spier, Henry Nelson and Floyd Smith rem dered a verdict this afternoon that the deceased came to his death from natural causes. At one time he was well-known theatrical man, having travelled all over the coast, and later owned a string of race horses. He was an old G. A. R. veteran and served through the civil war. Mir. Chase had lived in Douglas for the past three years and previous to that time lived in Bisbee for five or six years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Dumping Garbase.-Dr. Greene. su.- perirtendent of the county board of health. publishes a notice today to all persons concerning the regulations adopted by the board of health at a special meeting for the dumping or garbage and refuse of all kinds. IL Wal be seen that all garbage must be bur jed if left within 500 feet of public road or street or within 1000 yards oi a residence. There has been ccnsld' erable complaint in Douglas about peo' pie leaving garbage in localities where it becomes dangerous to the pubic health.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.
RHEUMATISM.

When pains CT irritation exist OF any part of the bcdy, the application .of Ballard's Snow Llniment gives prompt relief. F W. Sullivan, Prop. Sullivan House, Fl Reno, O. T., writes, June 6, 1902: T take pleasure in recommending Ballard's Snow Lini- ment to all who are afflicted with rheumatism. It is the only remedy have found that gives immediate re hef.7 25c, 5Oc and $1.0O.
 Sold by Rint harts Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

The .Franchises.-The proposed franchises have so far attracted but little attention in Douglas. The ordi- nances have been published, but they are being discussed but little on the streets. The gas franchise asked for by MT. Brown will afford the city a constant revenue from the time the plant is installed during the entire life time of the contract. Under the pro visions of this franchise the price of gas can never be above $1.5O. and the city is to receive 212 per cent of the gross receipts of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Mrs. J. R. Woods of the Leslie eX poets to sell out shortly and leave for Alabama to join her mother. who is in poor health.
 Mrs. Moreno, who was operated on for appendicitis at the Calumet hos pital several weeks ago, is progressing very fayorably.
 Aubrey Gillette. who was brought from Paradise to the Calumet hospital for treatment for a broken leg, is i'm proving rapidly
 Mss Adeline Wing. daIshtar oi Agent Wing of Agua Pri=,a. arrive1 at home Sunday. after a Eoath'5 visit in Fl Paso.
 D. T. Penry went to Bis5ae on busi ness yesterday morning.
 Lieutenant Wheeler Of the rangers went to Bisbee thia morning H. NJ. Richie of the Copper Queen store went to Bisbee yesterday James Speed of the 2. R. P-rtle c5oa was a visitor in Bisbre yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. .. 3. Z.esi1r of Sac 1 Diego. Cal. are recent arrivals ln town.
 Mrs. Orrin B Whipp,e was on the sick list last week, but is able 10 be out again.
 A-fc-iey Richardson returned home Saturday evening from a short trip east on legal business. | A. L. Lewis of the National Metal | Company. with headquarters in No gales. was in town yesterday. 1 John McCarty. who has been ill at l the Calumet hospital, is much i'm proved and will be out shortly. | Attorney Sames returned Saturday Ieyening from Cochise and Wilcox
 where he went on legal business.
 B. F. Darbyshire of the Victor Fue Company was a passenger this morn ing on the train from Fl Paso, en route to Bisbee.
 Desiaeria Garcia, John Gardner Stella Hughes and Luigi Puegetor were up before Judge Mcdonald today on a charge of being drunk and dis
 orderly.
 Cashier L. c. Hanks of the Firs National Bank returned home las night from Benson. where he had beer
 for a couple of days. MT. Hanks i president of the Citizens Bank of Ben son.
 MT. r.Brown of the Southwestern Salv . age Company, now in charge of tn New OIh r ar SLO4c HI tLAAS NALs- AN turned this morning from Fl Paso where he had been on business. Franklin H. Smith of the Clark En b gineering Company. Bisbee. arrive from Sonora Saturday evening an and went to Bisbee Mir. Smith ha been in Mexico for several days. dul : ing which he made an examination c
 a number of properties. Supervisor c. A. Taylor went t } Tombstone this morning to attend tn I final session of the county board c 2 equalization It will be decided tOda whether the raise by the Territoris 5 Board of Equalization on the patente mines of the county will be include on the assessment and tax books C ' the county or not. NJ. G. Zeitlin visited Bisbee yeste
 day. taking along a few sample boxe
 of cigars manufactured ir this city b y the Copper City Cigar Company. H Q took a number of orders from dealer J. in Bisbee. The cigars manufacture ' by this company are becoming nor Q popular and are now on sale in mo: 4 of the towns of Southern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

May Be LawsUit.-Andy Scott, ac- companied by Superintendent Kelly or the Y. NJ. C. A. building in this city, went to Bisbee yesterday. Mir Scott had the contract in Bisbee for the ex, cavation for the Allen building in that city. There has arisen a controversy over the measurement of the work, and MT. Scott employed Mir. kelly to go LID and make a remeasurement. It Is possible that a lawsuit may grow out of the contract.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Championship Game.-T. J. Day, manager of the Douglas baseball team, stated this morning that he expected to be successful in bringing the prin' cipal ball teams of Southern Arizona to Douglas in the near future to play a series of games for the champion ship of the Territory. MT. Day has written to Clifton. Tucson, Cananea and Bisbee, and expects that all these teams will be glad to come to Doug las fur such a contest. The games would probably last through two days and no doubt would bring here lively bunch of fans from the homes of tho contesting teams.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Locking for Mines.-J. Fl. Stevens, who went to Mexico ten days ago to look for a promising mining property for several employees of the Copper Queen smelter who have formed a small pool. writes to his brother, George Stevens. that he has found a property in the vicinity of Cos, but after working a few days concluIed that he would look further south for something better. and is going into the country around Moctezuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

The Orpheum.-Manager Pirtie oi the Orpheum Theater stated this morn ing that he had booked a good com pany as an opener for the season The Ethel Tucker stock conpany will open here on September 18th and play for one week. Mir. Pirtle has listed large number of excellent shows tol the season, and hopes that the Or pheum will prove more successful thl' year than it did last. when, accordlns to the books, only two shows left any profit for the Orpheum company
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

"YeIing. g."-According to Sunday mornings Dispatch it looks like the yelling" about high charging for pub fishing franchise ordinances will not be the only yelling going on before this franchise business is over. newspaper that cant outyell a fran chise seeker would be a very poor ex- cuse. The ernational-American or fers it's services as umpire in this yell ing" match
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Rnv Hotel.

Charles Wadleigh. Bisbee; Mrs. W.
 W. Bush. Cairo, H.; D. Parks, E. P. Grindel, Scranton; R. J. Ziegler and
 wife. San Diego; A. Alvartz. R. E. Lo pez. Cananea: Bo J. Whitesides, No gales: G. Storm, ranch; E. C. Livall, Chicago: A. l.. Lewis. Nogsles; s. G. Whitney. O. B. Leonhart. San Fran cisco; J. Allenstem, Denver; E. H. Morse, New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
International HoteI.

R. S. de Soto, R. Consuelos V. c. Con lsuelo, c. c. COnsuelo, Jr- F. c. Con suelo, J. c. Consuelo, Eloise COnsuelo L. V. Durago. Fl Paso; J. F. Darigg Cananea; J. A. Smith Juarez; Fran ciesco Galego. J. L. Gallego, D. l. fSies. W. c. Williams, Hermosillo; c Black. Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Two Aspirants in Graham.-Accord ing to the Globe Register. Graham county has two aspirants for the Dem ocratic nomination for Congress in the Territory-WiIey E. Jones and w. T. Webb. late speaker of the assembly Following this statement the Register declares that it is known in Graham county that Gila county is entitled tc name the next delegate from Arizona which. interpreted, could mean nothing else than that the Register will come forward at the proper time with the name of Hon. George Washington Fat rick Hunt. the late president of the council. These three are all good Democrats-but there others.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
Queen HcteI.

David McCallister, Portsmouth, NJ; .C. E. Van Wye, Fl Paso; E. J. Barnett Phoenix; c. E. Benton, wife and sister San Antonio; E. w. Reeser, Pitts burg; F. W. Caine. city; J. J. Volskay St. Louis; Albert Gonzales, E. T. VIII jams, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Owns Rich Mine.-Alr and Mrs. R. S. de Soto and six children arrived in town yesterday on their way home to Magdalena from Fl Paso, where they have been visiting friends. NIT. de Soto is in the mining business at Moctezuma and runs a stage line and hotel. He owns the richest silver mine now producing in that part of Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Back to stanford.-E W. Rice, brother of Ben Rice of this city, left this morning to return to his studies at Stanford University, where he was last year During his vacation MT. Rice was for several weeks at the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
An Old Prints. G. Whitney. who

An Old Print.-S. G. Whitney. who is representing the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company. is in town today in the interest of his company Mir. Whitney is an old printer and worked on many of the pioneer papers in Nevada in the early days. He set type for Arthur McEwen in Virginia City. Nev.. when that town was some what of a warm number.