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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

1t occurred to Mr.. Bostock. the animal
trainer that "a wrestling match between
lion and man would prove san at
tractive drawing card, and a rehearsal
took place one day last week. It 10
thought thatfthe man will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

Is 1t true that Norfolk Is only awai .5l
the psychological moment to step for
ward and annex Richmond ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

This is the week to put in the vir-
GINA watermelon crop--that is to say,
put the seed in the ground. The. Vlr-
glnla colored contingent is very much
Interested in this weeks developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

one advantage the Philippine excursion
lists will have Is TINT they VIII mot nave ma
to do any local campaigning this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

The busy season for candidates and
for farmers falls on the same page Of
the almanac this year, and that is rather
bad for the politician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

The Japanese minister nntteringly as
serts that the United States was spe--8
Eclally created to- safeguard the rights
and interests OF all mankind. Some per-
sons say that this idea must have been
derived from observing the actions Of
Mr.. Roosevelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

< All Unsigned Communications VIII De
discarded. ~, =. Ia
Rejected communications will not oe
returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

The position OF umpire in the Russo;
Japan game is not a thing to be sought
FOR, and President Roosevelt Is going
hunting. Wise manfis this Mr., Ro ee'
velt. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

A wonlan's club UP in New Jersey is
TO discuss the question: Why are wo
poor?' Principally for the lack Of
bank account. many OF us will answer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

| (2.) Which Is the better investment, U.
SIS at 115 or Michigan rs at 12o. taxes
on personal property bei,is cfper cent
and Michigan bonds bcicg assessed at par
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
HERMAN WILL APPEAR
BEFORE GRAND JURY
Collector of Schmitz Central Club VIII
Be Chies Witness Before Inquisi-
torfaI Body To-Day.

Melville Herman. the collector of the
Schmitz Central Club, who refused to
testify before Foreman Andrews. will
be the chief witness examined by the
Grand Jury to-day Herman will be
forced to show the books of the CLUB"
and to explain his methods OF collec-
tion.
A mass of evidence Is in the hands
of Foreman Andrews. showing that
nearly all the civil service employees in
the City Hall have been paying a pro
rata to the CLUB" Andrews has re-
ceived complaints from number Of
these to the effect that they had been
intimidated into paying money to Her
man, who is assistant secretary OF the
club.
When ordered to appear before Fore
man Andrews to answer questions re-
garding the Club" Herman refused to
do so on the advice of Attorney A. s.
Newburgh. In answer to the summons
he returned a long letter to Andrews,
alleging that in attempting to force
him to testify the foreman of the
Grand Jury violated the law. Andrews
Immediately ordered him subpenaed to
appear before the full Grand Jury to-
day.
Expert Douglass Young went over
the books and records of the Coroner's
office yesterday and found everything
in excellent shape.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Erard Wurster-w -wester. 25, New York. and
josephine Hook, p. 00SA Devisadero street
William r. Stallard, IS city. and Rose d.
Martensen. 20. city.
George A. stevens. q. 25 Chattanooga street.
and Nannette L. Webb. 15. 20 Chattanooga ST.
Joseph Lebovitz. 2S, 1047i5 Folsom street,
and Nettie Cohn 70 l29 LanEton street
Louis c. Lerner, %, l714 Folsom street, and
Dora Alexander 81. 3l4 Langton street
Thomas S. McCaw. n 243 Twelfth avenue,
and Susanna Heron. 21, Pittsburg, Pa.
Joe Shaul, 27. 346 Suffer street, and Lena
White, s26. East Oakland
Charles S. d. Gregory. p. 1928 Bush street.
and Mary j. Conway. is. T06 Van Ness avenue.
Jacob II. Moll 81 13 Laskie street, and
Anna L. Harm. Is. 1902 Folsom street.
Seth L. Scranton. p. 1926 Mission street. and
Laura +. Cooper. IS. Sl1 Harrison street.
Charles II. Kuhlemann. 81, e26S0 Twenty sec
ond street, and Margaret c. Nicol. "a, 267o
Twenty first stlfet.
walter Mof1e o. 65 Shpley street. and
Wendla Johansson. "a 60 Shipley street.
Frederick w. Dahlbom. n. 1413 Stevenson
street. and Hannah n. Peterson, %. lab
Stevenson street.
Alexander Clavere, 81. 300 Railroad avenue.
and Rose Lamazon 10. 1920 Powell street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
JUMPS THROUGH GLASS DOOR
AND CUTS ARTERY In ARM
benjamin. Buns Meets a Tall and Quite
SOcfabIc Brunette and Lively
Adventure Follows.

While Benjamin Buns, who has lodg-
ings at SIS Brannan street. was en-
joying himself among the saloons on
Harriet street on Wednesday night, he
met a tall brunette. who invited him to
accompany her home. Buns prompt
ly accepted. and. to make his visit the
more welcome, stuffed a half-dOzen
quart bottles Of beer into his OvercOat
pocket. Imagine his surprise on enter
ing the house of his dark friend to find
the door shut and locked behind him
and a big man facing him
To Buns little thing like a door is
no bar to escape should a retreat be
necessary, and without waiting to dis
cover the intentions of the large man
before him he dove head first through
the glass of the entrance. On his way
out, however. he cut the artery of his
right arm. and a policeman found him
senseless in the street some time later.
DIR. Glover Of the Emergency Hos
pitaI tied up the wound and stanchedf
the flow of blood Buns. who is now
on the high road to recovery. says that
he thinks he was decOyed into the house
for the purpose of robbery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
DIRECTORS ABANDON ANNUAL
BANQUET TO WELCOME TAFT
Mnnufacturers' and Producers Assocfa-
ton Takes Part With Other Bodies
In Entertaining Secretary of War.

The annual meeting of March 29. sos.
marked the tenth year of the existence
of the Manufacturers and Producers
Association of California, and in cele-
bration of that event the Board of Di-
rectors decided to hold a banquet Of
the members. This plan was subse-
quently changed on account of the
number of public dinners scheduled for
the near future, and knowing that the
Hon. William H. Taft, Secretary of War,
and a large party of Senators and Rep
resentatives would arrive here In July
on their way to the Philippines and
should be publicly entertained, the
board of directors finally decided to ask
the other commercial bodies TO join
with them in rendering a banquet to
Secretary Taft and party in lieu OF
having an association banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

John stranberg. beloved brother OF Charles
stranberg, native OF Sweden. aged 4s
GyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully fully invited to attend the funeral TO-DAY
r1day st 2so M from .son the paress street
Mount Olivet Cemetery, by 80 p. m. train
from Third and Townsend streets
this city, June To- 1900.
Michael J.. beloved husband Of Sarah
vaughan. and loving father Of Thomas j.
and Nellie s. Vaughan. and beloved nephew
Of Mrs. Hannah Calnan, native Of Carig-
navar County Cork. Ireland. aged "a years
= Friends and acquaintances are respect
Inlly invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
dence, 3e42 Twenty-third street. thence to
st. James Church. where q requiem hign
Cross Cemetery.
this city, June IA, 1905, Eliza
Wolf, native OF Germany, aged Is years.
tNewark. N. j.. papers please copy)
fully invited to attend the funeral services
pafoss raay Of H. + s. suh1 80 Co. ls7 Mssion as
street, between Seventh and Eighth, under
u:, 1ne auspices Of the San Francisco Frauen
by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and
Guerrero streets.
San Francisco Frauen verein-Offcers and
members are hereby requested to assemble
at Druids' Hall. Alb Sutter street. to-day
si,rsra ssrriaap' at l2:So p. m. to M attend t the
w.. "a OUT late menpeI, Mis. Eliza
Wolr, from the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co.,
ll3! Mission street, between Seventh and
Eighth. BY order
MRS UBHOFF. President
MRS. ANNA MAAS. Secretary.
YoUNG--At his residence PA Potrero avenue.
june 10, 1905. Jacob Young, dearly beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Young, and father of
MRS otto Schraft and Julius, Louis Albert.
Jacob F.. John and Frank 7. Young. ma
tive OF Lauterecken, Bavaria. Germany, aged
" years months and days.
this CITY,. June 10. 1905,
Ernst Edward. dearly beloved of Ernst
and Maggie zimmerman, and beloved brother
OF James H.. Alice. Ada, Mabel and Mar
euerite zimmerman. a native Of San Fran
cisco, aged years months and 10 days
nyFriends and acquaintances respect
fuliy invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
saturday. June II, at p. m, from the
residence OF parents, III Thirteenth avenue.
between N and p streets South, South San
francisco, thence to All Hallows Church for
services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
MRS. SUSIE BACHELOR
ASKS A CHANGE OF VENUE
Seeks to Have Husbands Divorce Suit
Transferred to SOnoma
County,.

Mrs Susie Bachelor, whose husband.
l. D. Bachelor, is suing for divorce,
on the ground of infidelity, making the
charge that she turned her children
out of doors while she entertained male
admirers, has asked that the suit be
transferred TO Sonoma County for trial
Bachelor, who is a prosperous farmer,
will resist the motion
DEGREES of divorce were granted yes
terday to Bertram A1tbayer from NAL
vina Altbayer for desertion, lena d.
Coke from Paul s. Coke for desertion.
Alice Melvin from Lawrence Melvin for
willful neglect, Emily Mcconnell from
]. Mcconnell for neglect and Maud L.
Stone from l.. Stone for desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by e. P.
Weaver against Louise NJ. Weaver for
desertion, John H. Housely against
Lulu a Housely for desertion, Nettie
A Mcmahon from Charles Mcmahon for
desertion, Frances y. NJ. Dean against
Benjamin s. Dean for cruelty, Jessie
Hays against Carl Hays for extreme
cruelty ano Gesine Peters against Paul
Peters for desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB
PREPARING FOR A BIG EvrNr
Games Committee Arranges Feafu-.-
for Annual Gathering That Win
Delight the ThronZ


The twenty-fourth annual gather,,-
and games OF the San Francisco sco+,
tish Thistle Club. which will take plac.
at Shell Mound Park Tuesday. July a
promises to be a great event. Ths
games committee in charge OF the az
fair has about completed it's labors ana
has prepared a programme of events
that will eclipse anything of the kind
ever before attempted on this coast
The programme embraces nearly fftv
events, all interesting and Instructive.
and some $4,000, besides costly and eIs-
giant medals, will be dispensed 70 the
successful competitors in the various
contests. The games will be open 20
all comers. In the evening there will
be a grand and patriotic display OF
fireworks. embracing an expenditure OF
some $500, coupled with grand open
air concert and ball. There will be
dancing all day and at night In the spa
cious pavilions- Music will be fur
nished by the celebrated Golden Cats
Park Band and Pipe Corps. Two cels-
brated Irish fddlers have been engaged
and will preside at the several dancing
platforms scattered throughout the
grounds.
The games will start at 9 a m. ana
will be under the supervision OF Royal
Chief George W. Paterson and Recorder
A. z. Carlisle. John Donaldson will
officiate as starter. The amateur events
will be under the personal supervision
of Paul Carroll OF the Reliance Club OF
Oakland. At noon the great wrestling
contests will take place. At D. m. the
great relay race between teams OF the
various athletic clubs and high schools
will be run At D. m. the great chal-
lenge tug of war contest will take
place.
Besides these the following special
features will be introduced: Great half
mile race, competitive football drib-
bling race. phenomenal exhibitions OF
strength by the greatest athletes OF the
world. beautiful and picturesque exht-
bitions of Highland dancing by expert
men and children. exciting bicycle
races; amusing obstruction sack. hur-
die and three-legged races. cakewalk
and Irish jig and reel contests.
The officers tent" will be under the
charge Of Acting Chieftain William
Crystal. who will dispense Highland
hospitality to the clubs guests.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the. Secretary's Of
fce OF the State Agricultural Society Sac
ramento Cal OF before June % 1905. al
D. "a for work end materials in the con-
ftruction az stables Tor horses containing
about 800 boxstails. No bid VIII be
ssdered unless accompanied by a certified
check or bond IN favor OF the undersigned
equal 20 10 per cent OF the bid with sufficient
security conditioned that II the bid be
cepted the bidder will enter into contract
faithfully 10 perform the contract in
cordsnce with said bid and with plans aud
specincations which can be had apphca-
lion 20 the undersigned The right to reject
env or al, bids IL hereby reserved. CALI
FORNIA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
rrETY By ALBERT LINDLEY. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
disappear. ON Way to Hospital.

A woman was run down and seriously
injured by wagon on Kearny street.
near Post, late yesterday afternoon
Detective Harry Reynolds happened
along at the time and told the driver
of the wagon to carry the woman to
the Emergency Hospital. intending to
arrest him for battery when he ar
rived there with his charge An hour
passed and neither the driver OF the
wagon nor the woman appeared at the
hospital and at a late hour neither had
been found
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
DEATH CALLS FIREMAN.
Popular Member of Garden City Depart
ment Passes Away.

popular fireman. died yesterday on the
Condron ranch. back OF Mount Hamilton,
where he had gone for his health Ho-
gan was native Of this city and 36
years of age. For many years he was
captain of chemical engine No. 1. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ho-
gan and a brother of 7. c. Hogan, the
weH-known politician.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
David p. Burr Dies.

David p. Burr, a wealthy farmer and
ranch owner of the San Joaquin Valley.
died at his home near Stockton last Sat
urday. David Burr was a well known
citizen of the lower California valley. his
death was not wholly unexpected Burr
was 63 years Of age.
With the death Of David P. Burr an
other member of a famous American
family goes to his long rest Mr.. Burr,
the son of Hudson Burr Of Mount Holly.
was born at Milford, Del, in 1872. and was
a descendant of that old Quaker stock
which came to the American colonies
with William Penn and settled In Penn
sylvania.
David P. Burr, however, came West
while still a young man. and for many
years was engaged in the implement busl-
ness In Chicago. Attracted by the ad-
vantages of California, he came to the
Pacific coast soon after his marriage TO
Miss Susie Moreing of Dubuque, Iowa,
where some of his relatives are still re-
siding
Mr.. Burr died very suddenly OF heart
failure on his ranch near Stockton, ana
his many friends throughout the state
will mourn the loss of staunch and true
gentleman, whose many virtues will live
long in their memories.
The deceased was the father OF Mrs.
c. NJ Mall of this city, wife Of the local
marine insurance agent Of that name
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
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 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., 1905-06-16

Encinal. plan of Stewart Tract. etc. Alameda
ouitclaim deed. $40
Frank H. and Anna d. Ayers to Leah +
Mott (single). lot on z line OF Chestnut street
150:e Of Pacific avenue. 10 by y io0 n.,e sNe.
tion lots IL and IS. block 4. lands adjacent 10
Encinal, Alameda: $10
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
Two Ncn Nl-ssar ssncc Tuesday.

Two men were refSorted missing TO
the police last night BY members OF
their families. rhe first Is Il. A. Cock
ling. an electrician of SAL Mission
street. who has been gone since last
TUESDAY nieht. The other is Arthur
Thorpe Of fS40 Polk street. reported by
his sister. Ella {. Buttock as missing
since Tuesday. Thorpe may be the man
who Jumped into the bay and was
drowned on Wednesday night
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

PROPOSALS for Public Buildings-Office OF
The Chief 0uartermaster. San Francisco.
Cal May 10 190S.-Scaled proposals, in
triplicate subject 10 the usual conditions
will be received al this office until IL O clock
a. m Pacific time. June II, 1905. and then
opened in the presence Of bidders. Tor the
construction, plumbing and electric wiring
OF d frame pavilion hospital at the Preside
OF Monterey Cal Information furnished
or application 70 this office. The United
States reserves the right TO accept or re-
ject any or all bids received or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be .nd0rsed Proposals for Hospital.
Preside OF Monterey, CAL and addressed
70 COLONEL WM s PATTEN. Asst. 9. NJ.
General L. S A
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
DIED.

Bradley, Michael-2e. McNamara/ wm.-20.
Brown, Clara Bernice- Miller Andrew-3e.
Close. Mrs. Bessie-43- Moore. John.
Connolly, Jeffrey-42. Myhre, Thurston-37.
Crane Ruth-3S Nicholson, Henry-47.
Curry. Mamie-22 lO'Connell. Francis J.
Donnelly Mary E.-64 o keefe, Walter-25.
Gallagher, Frank--59. Rock. Annie.
Harmon. Joseph-l9. Sosette, Mary Z.
Harding Nellie F.-41 Ryan. John-60.
Hartman. Rays. Sanguinetti. Amelia-2S
Hilpert Josephine-5e.I ISchappi Christian-l2
johnson, Albert-32. Schneider, Chas. .A.-32
Jones, Jessie Harding Smith. Rollo WA.
King Sarah b. Stranberg. JOINTS.
Kistler Edmund-73. Vaughan Michael-54
Klein. Magdalen. Wolf. Eliza-75.
Lohde Emil-21 Young. Jacob-62.
Lundstrom. Fred-40 Zimmerman, Ernst-6.
Mas. Elsie Irene-6.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
REAPER CALLS
| WELL-KNOWN
SEA CAPTAIN

captain A. c. Freese died shortly be-
fore midnight last night. -
The deceased came to this city III
1852. Denmark was the place OF MS
nativity. He was known TO every snip.
ping master who has entered TINS pol
during the last fifty years He was IN
terested In the shipping business from
the moment of his arrival mere nc
owned lines of coasting steamers, tugs
and freighting vessels
Captain Freese served for two terms
as Public Administrator, being elected
both times by the almost unanimous
vote of the people
During the last few years his health
had failed considerably, but the illness
which brought his life to close was
Of short duration.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

TREASURY Department. Office OF the Supervis-
fnG Architect Washington. ID. c.. May 27,
1905.--sealeo proposals VIII be received at
this Office until O'Clock D. N. on the 20th
day Of July, 1905. and then opened for the
construction OF the United States Custom
house at San Francisco, Cal. in accordance
with the drawings and specification, coples
office OF Messrs. Eames and Young. III Lin
coin Trust building. ST. Louis. Mo. and at
the office OF the superintendent OF Con-
struction Of the United States Postofice
Courthouse etc. al San Francisco Cal. at
the discretion Of the Supervising Architect
Applications must be accompanied by a GER
tined check Tor $780, the proceeds OF which
will be held st this Office until the return OF
the drawings and specification. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR. SUPERVISING Architect.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

R-HOFFMANN-In this city June TO-
1905 by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder John
Becker and Katie Hoffman,.
PINTO-JORDAN-In this city. June H. zoos,
by Justice Of Peace J. r. Daniels, David
Pinto and Nellie +. Jordan. both Of this city.
LvES-ROEMER-In this city. June Il,
1905, by the Rev. j. II. Schroeder Henry
J. Rshlves and Alma Nm. Roemsr
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR VALVES. STEAM
WHISTLES. WATER GAUGES. STEAM
GAUGES. GAUGE COCKS. WATER coll
UMNS, ENGINE APPLIANCES, PIPE AND
PIPE FITTINGS. RATCHET DRILLS
WRENCHES. STOCKS AND DIES, TAPS
PIPE NISES. HACKSAWS MACHINE
BOLTS. WASHERS. NUTS. STEEL
AND AXE HANDLES. EMERY CLOTH,
HINGES, OILERS. ETC. Office Isthmian
Canal Commission, Washington. D. c.. June
&c. 1906.-Sesled proposals. IN triplicate, will
be received al the office OF the General Pur-
chasing Ofncer Isthmian Canal Commission.
Washington. d. c. until 1890 a. m, July
II. 1905 at which time they will be opened
IN public, for furnishing the above mentioned
articles. Blanks and fun information may
Be obtained from this office, OF Offices OF
Asst Purchasing Agent. - State st., ". Y.
City. or Asst. Purchasing Agent. at Custom
house. New Orleans, La. and blanks may be
had az Chamber OF Commerce, san Francisco
Cal. and Commercial C1up, Mobile Ala.-D
w. Ross General Purchasing Ofncer
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
BORN.
MARRIED..

this city. June 13. 1905. TO the
wife of Frank w. Tfddy. a SON
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16

NV IS by SW 100, block 3S9, South San Fran
cisco Homestead auitclaim deed; SO
San Francisco and Fresno Land COMPANY -, ~
Edward svenson. lots 13 and IA, block 53s, Bay
View Homestead; $40. =.
Frank H. Kerrigan to De Wolf cofhn. iots
56a and 1858. gift map 3; SO.
Estate of Fannie p Farnsworth (by Lotta r
Farnsworth. executrix) to Charles H. Wiliiams'
lots s5 and 36. block H. Sunset Heights: os ssoo
Lotta p. Farnsworth to same, same; S!V.
Adolph Scarceriaux to Henriette Voignt' io'
316, gift map l.; $40.
F: Brock. lot g. block los. University Mound
W. Frederick and Mary E. Brook to w
Haynes Hail. lot g. block 1O5, same; S5-
John and c. Annie Taylor to August E. ana
Adele C. D. NJ. Augenstein, lot 252. gift map
pany. lots 2 and 3, block E.. Laksvisw; $40
Eva Lochbaum to Ocean Shore Railway com
pany, lots and 49, bleck 50, City Land Asso-
citation; $780,
Continental Investment Company to Alfred
D. Bowen, lot on NV line OF Huron street rec 80
NE Of Foote avenue, NE 1914 by NV 237, lot
7, block3E West End map z; $40.
Same to same lot on corner r Of Wyoming ii51
lots to 4. block 13. West End map 2; also
lot NV line of Huron street. so NE Of Foote
avenue. NE 1914 by NV 237. lot Z. block IA.
Builders Contracts.
F. w. Bradley (owner) with Cook & Young
(contractors), architects Sutton Weeks-All
work for a two-story attic and basement frame
residence on lot on 5 line OF BroadWdy. lfV
E of Devisadero street, S0:e. 8 132:1Os,
w so. N 1872 :sh: $16,470.
Horace V. Scott (owner) with Charles NJ
Lindsay (contractor) architect B. j. s. Cahili
Excavation, brick work, carpenter mill.
electric work, stairs, plastering, timing. hard
ware finish and concrete for a two-story
frame building (two iats) lot on line OF
Waller street 107:6 w of Central avenue, w
25 by S 126; $4,000.
Wong Lam Woo (owner) with HIM & Cliff
tcontractors) architects Shea & Shea-Brick
work cutting down OF jolsts. cementing. fire
walls, anchoring joists into new brick wall.
finishing flooring at new wall. connecting up
roof and flashing and making water tight for
wall OF building described follows. ETC., on
lot on e line of Washington place. 144 of
Jackson street f 5s by z 8; S1755.
Ansgar Danish Evangelical Lutheran Con-
gregation of San Francisco Of the United Dan
ish Evangelical church (owners) with Erik
Boes (contractor). architect - All work
except brick work. painting, mantels and gas
fixtures for two-story building for church
on lot on w line of Church street 255 N
Of Fourteenth N 60 by w 125: $3.50.
E. B. Sweeney (owner) with L. 7. Fem
(contractor). architect -. All work for a
broom and attic cottage on lot on p line OF
Ninth avenue 1O4 of L street: $1,000.
Golden State Investment Company towners)
with William Plant (contractor) architect X.
H. White-Brck stone and carpenter work.
glazing timing plastering. hardwood finish
hardware, wrought iron and marble work for
q two-story attic and basement frame build
Ing on lot on w line OF Dolores street. 1875
S of Liberty 80 by w 105. Mission Block
sS; $se00