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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-27

Sweeney "a, San Francisco
Frederick Winklcr, D. ~ East Park St, and
Gazella Wilson, %, 156 West ave.
Herbert A. Thrall, 21, San Francisco, and
Martha NJ Symiugton. 81. San Francisco
John r. Andrus, "a, zoos Forty eighth ave-.
and Constance r. Cushman, IL, 1911 San Bruno
avenue.
Oliver Rankin. q, Portland, Or, ard Mar
garet L. Furey "a. Ill California ave.
Christian PeetZ q, 953 York St, and Nettic
Zane, lS 1921 Pine ST.
Patrick Hare, 81, 233A California ave-. and
Catherine Dalton. 90 233A California ave.
Charles A. Burbank, 81. Oakland. and Ma
tilda X. Mawson, H. IUl4 Castro ST
OAKLAND, June 26.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
George l. Roberts, 49, Oakland, and Lille
NJ. Smith. 20, Oakland
Louis Feigenbaun, 30, Berkeley. and Anna
G. Mccullough, 26, Berkeley.
Manuel Dias, 81 San Leandro, and Mary Rod
rigues 80, San Leandro.
Daniel J, Fowler, q, Berkeley and Cecilia
E. King. 20, Berkeley
William r. Kuffner, 26, Oakland, and Anna
NJ. Krempel, 81 Oakland.
Leonard E. Davidson, "a, Oakland, and Hilma
C. Wistrand, %, Berkeley.
Fred " Walsh, 26, Alameda, and Mabel F..
Beck, &c, Livermore.
Cyrenus P. Stevens. GO, Benicia, and Lola
A Cooper, Al, Bencia.
Bruno Meier, 2s, Oakland and Elsie Meege.
"a Oakland.
William H. Lutz, 20, Corona, n. Y, and Ma
RE L. Rau, 49, Portland, Ore.
Joseph Weinberger "a, Oakland, and Theresa
Long 23 Alameda.
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CaIlfornlan. IN New Yerk.

NEW YORK. June 26.-The follow
ing Californians have arrived in New
York:
From San Francisco. r. Bond. at
the Empire; Mrs. j. A. Glover, at the
Herald Square; ]. Flanagan. at the
Broadway Central; Mrs. ". I. Otis. at
the Algonquin: p. r Bemaga, at the
Belmont; G. A. Nolste. at the Victoria.
c. F. Stokes. at the Grand; Rev. Mr..
Brennan, at the Sinclair; Mrs. T. W.
Draper. at the Park Avenue; H. II.
Forney. at the Murray Hill: E. Cos
liner and wife. at the Victoria: G. d.
Greenwood, at the Woodstock; #. p.
Maldonado. at the Imperial; S. B. Shep-
ard. n. A. Wagner, at the Victoria.
From Los Angeles Chong. at the
Astor: Mrs clay Mrs. L w. GOodhue.
E. ]. Lawton. at the Herald Square:
E. r. Shrader, z. c. Snrader. G. F.
DIETRICH, at the Navarro; c. H. Nagel at
the Imperial.
From San MateO-Ars. Batting at
the Imperial; Mrs Roedet, at the Vic
tOrfa.
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JURY DIsAGREEs IN CASE
WHERE BRIBERY Is CHARGED
Former Long Beach Trustee Accused
ef Grating Must stand An
other Trial.

Los ANGELES, June 2s.-Former
City Trustee J. B. Losee of Long Beach
must face another jury and be again
tried on a charge Of accepting a bribe.
The jury before which he has been on
trial in the Superior Court for the
past week failed to agree after half
a days elaboration and tonight the
court discharged IT, The members
stood nine to three for conviction. The
charge against LOsee grew out of the
awarding of the contract for the new
Long Beach wharf II is alleged that
Losee in consideration of $1,000 secured
a change in the specifications which
made IL possible for the contractors
to make a much greater profit on the
work Mayor Emo of Long Beach was
implicated in the matter and Is now
awaiting trial on a charge of bribery.
The next trial of the case cannot be
had until the fall term OF court.
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COAST AFFAIRS
At THE CAPITAL
Three Hundred Thou
sand for Sub Il reaS-.
ury Building.
Los Angeles Wins Fight
in House for It's
Water Project.

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-The omnibus
public building bill was passed by the
House today. Among its provisions is
one OF 100000 for the new sub-treas
ury building in San Francisco.
The House today concurred in the
Senate bill establishing regular terms
of the United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts OF the Northern District at
Eureka, Cal
The House committee on public lands
today made a favorable report on the
bill authorizing the city of Los Angeles,
Cal, TO acquire right OF way for canal
for a water supply from the Owens
River
During the debate on the general
deficiency bill in the House today Hull
OF Iowa offered an amendment appro-
priating $1,000 to reimburse officers
and enlisted men of the army who
were on duty in San Francisco during
the recent disaster and who suffered
losses OF clothing and other personal
effects. Littauer made a point OF or
der against the amendment. The chair
sustained the point The general de-
ficiency bill was laid aside and the
House at s o'clock took recess for
two hours.
The Senate today confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Lester Maynard.
CdlIOfHld. CO0Sul at Samoa Kat DflLlSn
North Borneo; Hiram L. Booth, Utah,
attorney. District of Utah.
California patents were issued to-
day as follows:
Franklin P. Allen and j. M. Scho-
field. Stockton. interlocking brick;
Elias J. Galley. San Francisco. syrup
dispensing jar; George H Dyer. San
Francisco. building construction; Oscar
HalvOrsen. Modesto. ditehing level;
Max l.. Huberman, Santa Margarita,
automatic sash lock; Charles A Koenig
and ]. A. Valiee. San Francisco. COM
bination child's bed and chair Wallace
Mcdonald, Grass Valley, tappet for
stamping mill; Peter Mohrdneck, San
Francisco. governor for engines; Will
liam E. Murray, Geyserville, harness
breeching brace; John S. Nicholson,
Los Angeles. core making machine;
John d. Rivard, Los Angeles. smelt-
Ing furnace; Marshall C. Rogers.
Woodland, water and feed trough for
fowls; James e. Snevley. San Fran
cisco, feather duster; Charles r.
Twitchell. Los Angeles. pneumatic tire.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday
Mary r. Donohue "a, females
William 3. Kenny. s2. lie Iieblahd ave-.
and Mabel 4 Mngan, Is ~ gichiand aye
Monasch. "a. 1903 Baker 81
William w. Finlayson. sJ. 54s Foil ST.. and
Florence G. Ross, %, 443 Austin ave
John ]. Carolan, 2l. 334s twenty first st.
and Mary Q. Forde 1s. rs wllIr ST.
James p. Sheerin 81, 221G tseary ST. snd
Merry McInhill 1s. 1611 Golden Gate ave
Alfred r Crowley, 81. pos Greenwich ST.,
and Adelaide v. Wade IS, 220S Grernwicn st
Edgar A. Lemjeux. -, 70I Shotw,'l 81. aud
Louisa Z. crowell. 40 Washington D. O.
Edward b. Baggs 30, Oakland, and Mary A.
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RAILROAD MEN OPPOSE
GRAIN RATE REDUCTION
Call Upon President Stickney of Great
Western to Recede From
His Position.

ST. PAUL, June 26.-A delegation OF
officials of the Rock Island and Santa
Fe railroads, who in reality represent
ed number offWestern lines operat-
ing between Chicago and the Missouri
ney of the Great Western at his Office
today urging him to withdraw what
they called reduction In the grain
rates. Stickney refused to recede from
the position he took last week when he
ordered the elevator rebate discontin-
ued.
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EXPECT THE CoRoNER.s JURY
TO CHARGE JONES WITH MURDER
Police of San Matec County Awaiting
Result of Inquest on Body OF
Mrs. BranIrup.

REDWOOD CITY. June 2s.-The au-
thorities report that there are no new
developments in the Jones' Brandrup
murder case. No attempt was made to
sweat Jones today. the officers prefer
ring TO wait for what the inquest will
bring out. Jones is being guarded
very closely TO prevent any attempt at
escape and also to his obtaining any
news 1t is expected that the Coroner's
jury will cnarge the death of Mrs.
Brandrhp to Jones.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. June 26-Army orders:
Major John stafford is detailed as a menu
ber OF the examining board az the Preside
Of Monterey vice Major James 5. Rogers. re-
lieved. Contract Surgeon Ernest X. John
stone viii proceed from Chicago to sAs Exaa-
cisco Tor duty.
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SEEKS MEN IN HAWAII.
Pacific Mail Company said to BE Re-
crlsftfng Stevedores.

HONOLULU, June 2s.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company Is recruiting
Hawaiian stevedores to work in San
Francisco. In view of the strike the
sailing time of the Mongolia, which
was 10 o'clock this morning. was
changed TO o'clock this afternoon in
order to get men,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-27

No man ever won enough money in
poker game to make him stop re-
GREETING the time he put a five-dollar
gold piece in the collection plate think
ing 1t was a penny.
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DEATHS.


Abrams, Margaret, 40 Klein, p. R.. 5s
Byrne. Nicholas, so Krauter, Willie,
Cassidy, James MacNei. John
Clark, George Marini. Nicola. II
Coghlan, PATRICK, "A Moran, James, 81
Dillon Mrs L. B.. SO Reinfeid. Catherine. s,
Dreseo, Mrs. L. i; SO Rotstein,; Isaac l.. sc
Gambs, Mrs c., 72 Rowe, Thomas GO
Gargan, E. j., 10 Schneider g. w, II
Hutchinson, Hiram T. Williams, VIM. W, &c
ABRAMS-In Los angeles, Cal. June %, 1906,
Margaret, beloved mother Of Harry Abrams,
professionally known as Margaret Marshall, a
native of England, aged 80 years.
Remains at the parloTs of the California I'm
dertaking Company. 2210 Steiner street.
BYRNE-In this city June 26, 1906. Nicholas.
dearly beloved husband of the late Catherine
of County Louth Ireland, aged so years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
20. from the parlors of the United Under
takers, 260S Howard street, near Twenty sec
ond, thence to st. Charles Borromeo's Church,
Eighteenth and Shetwell streets, where re-
quiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose OF his soul. commencing at -. Inter
Mrs. t. McNulty and Mrs T. Gardner a ma
tive of County Donegal, Ireland.
The funeral will take place today (Wednes-
day., at 80 p m, from the parlprs OF
McAyoy, 0'Hara & Co. 2041 and 2649 Mar
ket street. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
thence TO Mission Dolores Church. where ser
vices will be held at o'clock D. M Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery
CLARK-In this city. June %, 1905, George
Clark. beloved ather of Mrs. William +.
Mau, native of Boothby, Maine.
C0GHLAN-June e26, 1906 Patpick, beloved hus
band of the late Ann Ceghlan. loving father
of Frank, James and Martin Coghian and
Mrs Lizzie Johansen, and brother of Frank
Coghlan and Mrs Elizabeth Cooper, a native
of County Kildare, Ireland, aged "a years.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day, June 2s. at $50 O'Clock a. M. from
his late residence, Ii Chattanooga street. be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty second, thence
to st. james Church. Twenty third and Guer-
zero streets, where solemn requiem high
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail win not be inserted They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event published once in this column free of
charge.
BIRTHS.
NoRMAND-In this city, June 90 1906. to the
wife of Paul A. Normand
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BIRTHS
MARRIAGES.


IN-GUERL1CH-In this city, June "a
IaG6, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeng, Heinrich
Stehlin and Martha Guerch.
LEHMANN-AIILLER-I this city, June 49,
1906. by the Rev J. Fuendeing, Theodore G.
lehman of Berkeley, Cal, and Edith L.
Miller of Sacramento Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-27
OAKLAND REAL EsrArn

Slt0O-Cozy Eastlake cottage of & rooms, bath
aol aol wafer, bay window, brick foundat ation; 10;
SVHiOOi main street; close TO train and cars: II
shap. 'e'' part oi haSt oakiandi t1il assT IS
$3T5o-Cezy cottage, or rooms. bay win
dow. bath and hall; less than blocks from,
store and nat would bring a big rental.
Is rapidly increasing in value Q420)
S475o-Unfurnished, or $4,000 furnished. viii
puy q new home, only built eight months; 10
Gated on sunny side of street: half blocs
from Key Route depot on GOD ST this II
soTesy modern lo every respect and has every
Se9o piano; we have until July 1 10 sell
1ais. u5Ta)
o$io0o-Pair of broom fats, within blocks OF
10th and broadway. GAG
S25Oo-House of rooms and hath all in
h5st-class condition; double frontage; rents fol
SSo' ON sth st. West Oakland. 1850
$45oo-The prettiest and best residence lot
On on Grove St; so feet front, elevation about &
oeet Q550)
GEO. w AUSTIN.
Exclusive Agent
1909 Broadway.
COME AND LOOK AT TINS.
$1,000 cash. $40 monthly--Large beuutifu home
81 . rooms; bath, laundry. bara and loft; summer
house windmill and tank. with plenty OF good
wafer; lot 100x2o0. fronting two streets; view
IN fne condition; price $4,000
$1,000 cash, $40 monthy-Entirely new house
OF rooms, BATH laundry, etc. these rooms are
lnusuaLy large; must be TO know it; loi
t@S2e9, fronting two streets; more land can be
had If required: price S265O.
600 cash, SO monthIY-New bungalow cot
tage; large rooms and bath; brick mantei
everything MODERN near electric cars and local
train for 5. F.; lot 81 :SxI25; price 1850
$40 cash. s5 monthly-A few lots left for sT5
each; come and them. Call or send for cfrcu.
lar, 45S Ninth St, Broadway, Oakland.
II. 2. JONES. Owner
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

Eg75o-NEARLY acres. beautiful Broom heuse;
electricity. water, sewer lovely redwood
grove; bargain
lots from $500 up IN ten different tracts on
easr terms. best and only really beautiful
tract for actual residence purposes at hali-
moon Bay: 2I7 acres FOR subdivision. }. L.
LEWIG. kentleld, Marin County.
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10 LEASE.

Harrison St, near Sixth, I20x7s. corner lot
fronting also on Columbia Square and Harriet
$50; Sixth ST.. near Harrison. 4OxI20 rl,ro,lgi
io Harriet, $50; Market ST., OPP. Mason, ~ g.
lo5 10 Stevenson; Market ST.. opp. Jones' 25xI6t
10 Stevenson.
Address r GUTzKow. SIIIA Twenty -foyirti
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TO LEASE-F0r term OF years With water.
Mission district; I6o-foot corner lot. suited fol
manufacturing purposes, lauadry stable, etc
81 per foot. Address J. II. BLOOM, Army St
near San Bruno rosd. San Francisco
TO lease-aoceFD 20o-room apartment house I,
be bui.t; plens ready. Address immediatelT
boz 2604, Cail nfice
70 lesse-Aa arhonr ranch 2 miles south OF San
Aafeo. near BErcsford; large horse and out
buildings
BUSH. 1862. near Van Ness-3 immense fsts
2ok3 20: ALSO stores
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

VIZ furnish fat and plaas and bald 10 suit IN
all parts 81 Alameda. J. IL. YOUNG, Builder,
1873 Park 81
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DIVIDEND Notice-Mutaal Sa wings Bank of San
Francisco. TO Market street-For the half
year ending June 80, 1906, dividend has been
declared at the rate of three and one-quarter
Ga per cent per annum on all deposits free
of taxes payable on and after MONDAY July
., 1906 Dividends not called for are added
to and bear the same rate of interest as the
principal from July /. 1906.
GEORGE A. STORY Cashier
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-27

DIVIDEND Notice-German Savings and Loan
Society. 526 California street-Bor the half
year ending June 30 1905, o dividend has been
declared at the rate of three and six-tenths
t2-6-l0l per cent per annum on sall deposits,
free of taxes, payable on and after MONDAY
July 2, 1906. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the some rate of interest
as the principal from July l,-i906
GEORGE ToURNY, Secretary
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TIE BEST BARGAIN IN BERKELEY.--A
new i2-roomed double tenement IS offered for
5000 thDt should rent for $50 per moath and
pay ~ per cent income from the start This
srogld pay bHBk interest with per cent
nroff and the property viii GROW Ia value.
Make terms with the owner and builder. t'lsD-
". MENEFEE. 8Oll shattuck ave. Berkeley.
NJ CORNER Wooisey and King sts.. SoSl20;
also 3 iots 40Ks0 price $24eo. Inquire 1877
TTafcllt 81.
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uu,saIs aaESs.I,s1L T.lt.

There are No better HuI-'men N
the World than the ca,alrE uicvrs at
the Italian army. yrt ,E,a among
them there are very f"u aho could
perform the feat rccCufly achieved oy
onr of them.
TO run an ordinary f0af race Is
easy enough. but to run a' lui speed
for several hundred yards boiling IN
ono had a spoon on vhi,h rcsis an
egg aud 20 reach the goal without
dropping the egg b. D feat whieh
must b. practiccd carefully a long
time before q can b. performed sue
oezsfuIiy. and as a result there are
not many who can - sure of accom-
uIishlng n whenever they try. Oreat.
Vas the surprise when an Italian
ofHoer mounted on horseback per
formed this difhcult feat Moreover
be selected q course In which tIers
we're two or threc hiEh fences. and
the.e be cleared n tall gAlioP VIA
at tnsiug the eEg-
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n Is remarSahle hos seldom cns
nnds a fat man unmarried. u j. tao
thin men a. a rule Who run 10 haeh''-
lorhood. "a may b. urged. Eolng hack
on a previous scatenoe. Nhich s.oAo
Of matrimony as a weight iarr"ar'r
IN rlea. Tat th's - puttinT me
hafore the hors-. u il tTae. ',..
thc!ezS. that where yea ind 6 q. Y
man his tchacuey h to marrl "a
matters of color the fair man m9 q
b. said To have q a. againsi the .ar (
man, aud n there b. a dash ~ ri q
his composition matrimonial PROV
hiIitics are thereby incrcsrrt. Toe
little man has. In this rssl-ci. o. IN
some others. pre-emln~ace over -
hong nan. Women. ~ a RUE. 90
ruaaier 20 marry tall msn-thev j.
mire lungth-but long men arc ~
always psaAy - bs UarFseA
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E1O secure the biggest
crops of corn, fertil-
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literally. Apply at least 500
pounds to the acre-with
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N,t.,, - Apl...csil.u fur TaN isvd CaAsr
~.stau cot Chapter 49,, Lass - flor-
HIa
NtTTtF IT, tsr,lv Eitrn that y hrrsiestck.
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said ftrfI ursts lu uIN taftte. and .aas nnal
so. flasfisu fuf taa de o. tssas in sccsrFt1-
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Sapl..gh Wrally. aw-nsvah
smoke a cIrav,,'r without thinking
What a b,astly fool { am, doucher
know
Miss Causr.qu" And yet some
p-oplr claim 'a.rc isn't any virtue Ia
CigaTsttcs
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NOTICE 80 APPtIt'ATttIs nsa
DEED UNDER SkCItoN
CHAPTER fsss, LAWS ~ hAA'4
ittA.
krOTiCE - hrFrl.y EiVra thai v
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N",t,. oI Ari,l'ea'ion for TaI IArsa Usass

N"ti,. ~ Aptitcaiiun fuT raa lA--i Under
~s-,tion 81 thapt.r 49, tsus - flor-
Fla
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y tfts.lu. uIgrhassr 90 Tax trfflhtat 10.
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NaIc. oi Application for Tar Deed unaes
sections ~ Chapter &C., Laws - FioF~
tla
N'uTIrE T. hsr. D. gwen that hutch-
y iu-iIII. uIigt.Iassr ~ fan tFrilucate 10
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sefssrdan6H ulfh las. SD crftilCate en-
hfafHs thr fnII wins iescriucd rrupe-ty st
Gated in No.usia COUNTY flnrda. tO-uit
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Id sstd iaud iueIuE assEsssd - fhe 9ate ~
3D.. ..suaifuf q such csrtiacate in ~ natus
81 q. utks i'uHtss ssid Urft iuuats shall -
redeemed tfsalrdinE 20 las. taa dred iii
i.-.iy thstr,,a 90 thr sfh day 0t auiy. A -.
uss
WINE uy uflislal s'Huaiurs and ssal this
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