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colored man who does all kinds of worl
around the house, can be reached b.
telephone Red 353.
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Express and Baggage

Telephone your orders to Black Sag
and they will receive prompt attention.
John TRYTHAIL.
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Hauling and express, Curnow, the ic
man, phone Black o33.
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Ice delivered daily. G. H. Curno'
phone Black 633.
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Try US for ranch eggs. vegetables
poultry and meats. THERo s. Co.
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A small Westinghouse air compressor
was received last Saturday. and was at
once placed in position at the collar OF
the shaft on the Little Flat mine in Cas-
cade creek. The compressor is now in
operation furnishing air for two Shaw
drills, which are being used in extending
the levels east and west from the 4oo-foot
station. A fair quality of ore is exposed
in both Levels and there are occasional
punches of high grade ore encountered.
The company will continue the develop
ment of the mine by the shaft method,
opening as much ground as possible. and
after the big vein has been intersected by
the Burus- Moore tunnel it is the inten-
ton to make connection with the shaft
workings The Little Flat vein should
be reached by the Burns-Moore during
the coming few months, and as 1t will be
intersected at good depth, the owners
OF the Little Flat will have large amount
of virgin territory. There can be no
question as to the values that will be en-
countered. for the vein wherever opened
at depth has been an extremely product
i've one, and has carried uniform good
values.
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Phil Mixsell, the pioneer mine and mill
operator, is working force of men on his
Blue Belle group of claims near the head
of Virginia canon, making preparations
for the breaking down of . heavy tonnage
as soon as the property is in workable
condition. The many old drifts are caved
in because of years of idleness. and it is
NO small undertaking to retimber these
places. The Newfoundland lateral, 500
feet in from the portal Of the Mixsell tun
mel 10 one of the veins receiving attention
at the present time, and there 10 good
showing of ore opened up. The material
would not pay to ship twenty years ago,
but can now be marketed at good profit.
The present low cost Of milling and haul
ing the ore, together with the minimum
smelling charges on concentrates, make
it possible to treat the ore by conceutra-
ton with good results. The smelling
rate On coueentrates 10 now about one
third Of what Il was when the mime was
operated In the early days. The Blue
Belle esoup consists Of seven patented
clains all iutersected BY the Mixsell tun-
mel. The property 10 located in what haa
been The most productive section OF
pewsbic ard Bellevue monntains, and
will be sendisg eut , nice tonnage with.
in the sext iew aonths. - the result OF
the psassat oveshauling. -----,-
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MINING APPLICATION No. 2O4l.
Mineral Survey No. l7625.

WlNlN0 hffLiJHlio~ I~o. SosA'
Mineral Survey No. i7625.
U. Land Once
Denver. Colorado. November 20. 1905.
Notice is hereby gwen that The Pitsburg Con-
solidated Mining Milling and Tunnel company. BY
David Ellis. It's attorney In fact whose postoffce Is
Idaho Springs. Colorado. has made application for a
patent for 1855 81 linear feet the Harry lode bear
Ing gold and silver the same being 751 feet $40 W
and 5 f. Sac .; thence $50 e0 29l. 16 It. from
discovery shaft thereon. with surface gre und $50
feet In width situate in Iowa Mining District Clear
Creek county State Of Colorado and described in the
plat and field notes file In this ONCE As follows.
viz:
Beginning a, cor. no. I. whence the IA cor. sec.
3Tls. R13 v Of the 9Th p. N. bears z 81 E
6S25 II: thence go 90 zs0.4 II. to cor. 3;
thence 81 800 II. to 8; thence s. ~ "
1881 II TO cor. no. 4 thence 81 81 Il. to
no. s. thence ss' ~ a5s.s IT, to cor. no. 6thenee
50 IS l606 f. to no. the place beginning.
Containing LES acres. expressly excepting and
excluding al conflict With surveys nos 226. TIA. 7412
A B, lliS5 Am and l615e An. and forming portion
os the unsubdivided Twp. Range 70 Of the 9Th
principal meridian. Said location being recorded ir
vol. i64. page 80. Of the records of Clear Creek
county. COLORADO.
Adjoining claimants owness of surveys nos. z36.
TIA. 1ll2 A B. 1ll8s Am. and l6256'An.
c. D. FORD. REGISTER.
First Pub. Dec :. last Feb. 1885,,
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Mining Application No. 20S9.
Minera! Survey No. 1926, Amended.
u. 5. Land Office.
Denver, Colorado,
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ALLEGES OFFICIALS
DROVE HIM OUT.
H. S. Bird, Who Ran Pa
perrin Porto Rico, Sues
Federal Appointees
EIGHT ARE NAMED

NEW YORK. Aug. Hobart s.
Bird, who once published a newspapers
In San Juan. p r., has sued eight OF
the highest American oficiaIs in the
ISLANDS, past and present. for S100,OO0
damages in the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn. He charges them with nav
ms wrecked his paper. ruined his repu-
tauon and forced him out OF the island.
Bird is now praeticing law In this city.
The defendants are W. n. Hunt,
former Governor, now a Federal Judge
In Montana; W. ]. Sweet. Attorney
General; James Harlan. son OF Justice
Harlan of the Supreme Court of the
United States; former Attorney General
Regis X. Post of New York, secretary
of the colonial board; John d. H. Luce
OF Boston. head of she Spanish bank OF
san Juan; James NcLeary. Associates
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Porto
Rico; ]. X. ROssy, Prosecuting Attor-
ney OF the district or San Juan. and
Beekman Winthrop of New York, IAe
pre- sent Governor OF the island.
Judge William II. Hunt. who is pre-.
siding over the land fraud trial in
progress in the United States Court.
said:
Bird conducted a newspaper at San
Juan, which he sold out about two and
half years ago. This suit evidently
grew out OF a proceeding taken by
Luce some three years ago, fOreclOsins
lien upon the printing plant of Bird.
Neither / nor any other American on
Ger had any interest in this proceeding.
Bird was hned IN some contempt pro-
ceedings IN court and appealed his casa
TO the Supreme Court of the island.
where he lost. His suit is wholly with
out merit.
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PROPOSALS.


SOTICE 20 contractors-Of OF the Board OF
State HarbOr Commissioners. union depot and
ferrv-house San Francisco, Cal, July 2s. 1906
Sealed proposals bids viii be received at
this office az or prior TO 2;15 O'Clock p. m.
on Thursday. August .. 1908. for furnishing
materials and reconstructing the shed on pier
10 UJnion-street wharf No. p the water front
Of the city and county OF San Francisco. In
accordance with the plans and specifications
prepared therefor by the chief engineer of the
board and adopted by the board July 20. 1906
and on file in this office, to which special ref
erence IS hereby made. The materials to be
used in the work consist of the requisite guam
titles Of yellow fir and redwood lumber. red
iron, corrugated glass, painters materials
etc. all Of the best quality specified and sub
1ect TO a rigid examination. No bid win be
received unless II Is made on q blank form
furnished from this office and is accompanied
by certified check for five 90 per cent OF
the amount OF the bid, payable TO the order
of the secretary OF the board. a guarantee
on the part OF the successful bidder that he
Will within six (6l days after the acceptance
of the bid enter into a written contract to do
said work according TO the plans and specfh-
cations prepared therefor and win also exc
cute and dle with this board a bond In such
surety company. TO be approved by the Board
OF State Harhor Commissioners and conditioned
FOR the faithful performance OF such contract
nor will said bid be considered by this board
sistsnt secretary at the office Of the secretary
Al or prior 10 2:15 o'clock p. m. on Thursday
August 8, 1900, at which time and place the
bids viii be opened.
The board reserves the right TO reject any
or ali bids II deemed for the best interests Of
the State Bidders are invited 10 be present
AT the opening OF the bids. CHAS. II. SPEAR
l. n. MACKENZIE. HENRY ]. CROCEER.
D. NORTON, chief engineer; JOHN N. FoY.
secretary.
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j., beloved husband Of the late Matilda Man
ming, and father Of John W, George E., Frank
w. and A. W. Manning, a native Of England
Friends, acquaintances and members or Gar
Buena Lodge A o. F.. and Ladies Of the
the funeral tomorrow Saturday, August 4.
at p. m, from the parlors OF A. W. Martin
& Co., 1865 Geary street. Interment National
Cemetery. Presidio.
McCARDY-In Oakland Cal. August 1, 1905,
Annie McCardy beloved sister Of Mrs. George
Waters, native Of Canada, aged go years.
MoRIsoN-In this city, August l.. 1905. Robert
brother OF Mrs. Agnes Thompson, native
of Dalkeith, Scotland, aged II years months
and 20 days
PHARO-In this city, August 2, 1906, at his
B. Pharo beloved husband OF the late Eunice
B. Pharo, father of Isaac F., Joseph A. and
native of Barnegat. New Jersey. aged 10 years
4 months and y days.
POORE-In Oakland, Cal, August l. 1906, Mrs.
Raymonde Haskell Poore, dearly beloved wife
of Franklin B. Poore. loving mother of Dudley
ter Of Mrs Philip yerrin Migheis Of New
and Dudley Haskell of Berkeley.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services this
friday, afternoon. August 8, at 8 o'clock
p. M, at the home OF her sister, Mrs. John
Charles Adams at the northwest corner Of
Oakland avenue and Twentysixth street, Oak
land Interment private.
SI.AvIN-In this city, August 2, 1906, John Ar
thur, beloved Of Mary and the late Pat
rick Slavin, and brother of Patrick E. and
Thomas ]. Slavin, Mrs NJ. 5. Keefe and the
late Sadie Slavin. q native of Placerville, Cal
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Sat
urday) August 4, at 8 O'Clock a. M, from
the parlors of ]. s. Godeau, 2123 Bush street
thence TO St Brgid's Church, where re-
QUEEN high mass will be said for the repose
of his soul, commencing at $3.50 a. IN. Inter
ment Holy Gross Cemetery.
SPENCER-In Oakland, Cal, August 1, 1906,
George w. Spencer. son Of the late Charles
and Mary E. Spencer, and beloved father OF
Florence G. Spencer, a native OF San Fran
cisco, Cal, aged 46 years
CAL tomorrow Saturday, August 4. at
O'Clock from the Methodist Church.
TRAINER-In this city, August l. 1906. Belle
dearly beloved daughter Of John II. and the
late Catherine Trainer, and sister of Flor
ence and Charles Trainer, a native of San
Francisco, CAL, aged II years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today friday.
parlors OF ]. C. O'Connor & Co, 1862 Full
ton street, thence TO Sacred Heart Church
for services at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
WIIL-In Sonoma CAL. August /, 1905, Dina,
dearly beloved daughter of Margaret and the
late Henry VIII, a1d loving sister of Lizzie
and Lille VIII. native of San Francisco
Cal. aged 10 years months and % days.
Friends ard acquaintances are respectfully
day. August 4 at 1870 p. M. from the par
lors of II. f. Suhr & Co., 29le Mission street.
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth. litter
inent Mount OIivet Cemetery
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Hite, 21 Santa Clara.
Parker +. Wilcoxson, g. Los Angeles. and
Hilda R. Wilson, 20, Alameda
VIII G. Todd, 3S, Sacramento and Ethelyn
A. Biggar, &c, Sacramento.
Joaquin v, silveira. 80. Berkeley. and Mary
Lopes, 20, Oakland.
francis O. johnson, %, Berkeley, and Emily
E. Crowell. 10, Berkeley
Herbert Brain, 25 Oakland. and Annie ].
Wheeler, "a, Oakland.
Frederick Hansen, 81, San Francisco and
Johanna NJ. Petersen, 3s, Seattle.
Giuseppe Pizzigon. 20, Oakland, and Clotilde
Delucchl, 20. Oakland.
Frank A. Bailey. "a, Oakland, and Cynthia
E. Gordon. 33. Healdsburg
Jacob Wing, 81, Oakland, and Mary Gold
berg, As, San Francisco,
Nino J Rizzo, 23, Oakland, and Angelina
lou Louis W w. scheiie. o. Oakland, and Ramona
Ruiz, %, Oakland.
Thor Heydenfeldt. IS, Berkeley, and Clarice
Heydenfeldt 81. Berkeley.
Harold A. Lundstrom, %, Berkeley, and Alice
l. Tebbets, 81, Frutyale.
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PIONEER OF THE WEST
Is ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
James III. Kennedy Falls From seat of q
Reaper and Is Dragged to Death
by Frightened Horses.

BOZEMAN. Mont. Aug. flames Fl.
Kennedy, aged "A years. one of the
most picturesque pioneers OF the en-
tire West. was killed yesterday while
working in a wheat field at Belgrade,
near this place. He had a paralvtic
strike while on the seat OF a reaper and
fell. his foot catching in the "trip"
The horses then ran off, dragging him
to death.
Kennedy was born in Grant County,
Wis. He carried the first Indian scalp
into Yreka, Cal, and received a bounty
OF $3.50.
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LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
Paul ziser 80, 1865 Twenty-third ST., and
Anna wuln, 26, 21lh Bartlett ST.
Charles Y Sheriff, 81 124T Vermont ST., and
Maggie H. Kellie o. Oakland
Lloyd Ewers, rs. PAT Fair Oaks ST. and Ger
trude A. Brown. 90, "A Alemany st.
Charles L. Woodruff. TO- 1872 Haight st and
Ethel Fl. Wood, 10. l25 Third ave
Jeremiah o'shea, 43, 203o Seventeenth St.
George Jason. SO. Petaluma, and Frances
Dabner 35, Santa Rosa
OAKLAND. Aug. 2.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
Edward T. Faulkner, 81 San Francisco. and
Charlotte r. Thomas, 23 Oakland.
Robert II. Peterson, 2e, Oakland, and Grace
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Four KIlIed In Kentucky Feud.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 2.-The Pose
has received a dispatch from a cOrre-
spondent at San Lick. Knott County.
saying four men were killed there last
night in fight between the Martin and
Hall factions. The Martin faction is
said TO number sixty men.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

Birth marriage and death notices sent BIZ
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized TO have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free of
oha
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NORTH SHORE Railroad Company-Principal
place OF business, city and county Of San
Francisco.--Notice is hereby given that ut n
meeting OF the Board OF Directors of said com
pany. held on August ?, 1906. an assessment of
$40 per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately to f
b. Latham the secretary of the corporal ion
cisco. Cal. Any stock upon which this assess
nlent shall remain unpaid on September 4
1906, will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before will be sold on September %, 1906 at 10
O'Clock a. m, at said office OF the company
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising anq expenses of sale
Dated August 2. l906.
T. B. LATHAM Secretary Of the North
Shore Railroad ComnanY.
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MARRIAGES.

RIESE-EAfPERGE Erin this city, August /,
1906, by the Rev. NJ. II. Liebe Fred Riese of
San Francisco and Bertha Emperger OF San
Jose Cal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS-Bst OF BRIDGET
STEARNS, deceased. Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned administrator OF the
tate Of BRIDGET STEARNS. deceased, 10 the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten 10l
months after the first publication OF this no
tice TO the said administrs tor at his once, No.
1345 Laguna street, San Francisco. the same
being the place for the transaction OF this
business OF said estate. VICTOR J. STEARNS,
administrator of the Estate OF BRIDGET
STEARNS. deceased. JOSEPH r. BRANDON,
Attorney for Estate.
Dated at San Francisco. July 1s. 1905.
HAVE this day sold my drayage business, stu
ated at ITO Harrison ct, to the CART
WRIGHT DRAYING co. I viii collect ali
accounts up 10 and including this date due me.
Persons having claims against me must present
same Immediately at above address. July 20,
1905 D. s. CARTWRIGHT.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell horse,
harness. wagon, belonging to L. BOGGloNE,
524 Clement St. for board bill for same. J. B.
MAGINNIs. 1852 Tenth ave.
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DEATHS.

Akerberg Eric, 80 Herold Julia D., 80
Alexander, Abraham, 40 Hogan, James
Baeker, William, so Hunter, Lizzie j., IS
Bowers Edward B., 20 Jones, Mrs. NJ. l., 81
Boyle, Daniel, 90 Lacoste, Marie, %
Buckley, Mrs. ]. l.. Magee, Edwin, 2
Bussnger, Hannah l.. Manning, Henry ].
CASTILLO, Louis. 2S McCardy, Annie 60
Condie Elizabeth, "a Morrison, Robert j.. II
Donohoe, Annie Pharo, joel B., 10
Favor. James, 90 Poore, Mrs. r. H.
Fowler, Mary 80 Slavin, JOHN A.
German w J., 65 Spencer. George W., 40
Graham, Geneyieye "a Trainer, Belle, II
Hannah, Mary VIII, Dina, 10
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san BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

HENSLEY- GREES CO.. White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice sites
10 homeseekers on monthly installments; All
purchasers are requested 10 comm unlcats ~
with company at above address,
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

LOTS, 25x11s. at low price; Sl25 for quick sale;
l. and In bunch; water In street. 81 so per
month; houses costing from $4,000 TO $4,000 for
neighbors and some of them for sale also;
owners on premises; Grant ave, opp Lockwood
School, Fitchburg. 10 minutes walk or min
utes by trolley from Melrose station; min
utes' walk from cars TO lots; cheapest lots to-
day. Address 7. P DUNNE. Frnitvale 2. o.
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PERSONALS.

BAILLIE, MISS A., from Haddington, Scotland,
kindly send your address TO WM. RAE, J. p,
Greymouth, New Zealand.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY.
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large. slightly lots. wooded; bay and mountain
view. streets being graded and severed; building
restriction: Q n iputes 10 station; lots 20 feet
and larger; price $3.50 up. T. G. PARKER &
Co T. T Parker, agent. Mn Valley.
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DONOHOE-Carmel Institute No q Young La
dies INSTRUCTION hereby notified that
a win be celebrated for the repose OF
the soul of our late sister Miss Annie Dono-
hoe at 7:30 O'Clock a. m. tomorrow (Satur-
day., August 4. in Sacred Heart Church, Fell
and Fillmore sfrpntS
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

FRED RANKIN-Telegraph where you are, and
stay there till come. Your wife. MATTIE
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this city, August 1. 1906, Louis
CASTILLO, dearly beloved son of Antoinetta
CASTILLO. loving brother of Richard and John
CASTILLO. uncle of Antoinetta Castello snd
ther-ir-law of Molie Castello, a native of
San Francisco. Cal. aged 2s years.
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HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
HALFAfOON BAY.
The Coming Atlantic City
-Of-
The West.
SUNDAY. AUGUST 3, 1906
Leave Fifth and Market Streets
3 A. n. SUNDAY.
-0klet and TrCnsporta ton Tickets az Our Ofhce.
o u UABSEN & CO,
20 MONTGOMERY STREET
Watch the work Of the Ocean Shore Railway
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
''D0PSTER' SQUARES
HIMSELF ON FIGHT

Mr.. "Dopster'' was az the ringslde last
night, telling how the bout would end
on the cars he squared" himself as fol.
lows:
An Irishman and a Dutchman claFhed
at Thornton last night. Nationalities
don't count in the ring. For instance
cite Al Demont the little Dago demon
from Medford Mass.
The lrishman last night happened to be
Young Kenney the topnotcher, who halls
from Lawrence. lie was picked a favor
ite but his hackers didn't collect. It's
all said with the brief mention that there
wasn't any one fan present who beefed on
Stanton Abbott's decision. Right here IS
something for the ring follower who sat
through the bout with his optics clouded
by Kenney's prestige. DO you connects
Well. the dope I'm the decision of draw
is that If Young Kenney had look in for
anything better he surely would have con-
nected on the big end OF the purse. In
stead OF a split With a lot OF the wise
money on a clever boy. did you ever hear
of an ex-pug. especially one noted for his
cleverness. make wrong cut. provided
the clever little boy gave him a chance
without committing the highway robbery
stunt?
The favortes get bumped at times. To-
kalon carried the mlucky '1S." was a
poor mans horse. a platter Still he cop
ped out the big handicap lalst week.
Tricks like that are turned in the
squared circle at times. Rudolph Unholz
queered the talent last night He's got
record and scars of many contest, In
cluding % AT the good old "knuckle"
style. He's a South African only by resi-
dence. for a few years back. dating from
when his ship touched az Cape Town and
the spirit OF adventure led him to get his
pay Might won him n rep" In the land
OF Cecil Rhodes kingdom and the holes
in the ground which give up diamonds.
While on the subject more about him Is
interesting. He is a hardy plant and was
reared as an athlete. Circuses are fea-
ture in Germany and Unholz father tour
ed the country as a giant wrestler with