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WINOOsK1.

James A. Lusby, who has for the
past four years been In the employ of
the Traction company received word
from the war department yesterday
of his appointment as corporal
master in the quartermasters depart
ment at Fort Ethan Allen. Mr. Lusby
reported at noon and left last evening
with tho two squadrons for Cuba.
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CHARLOTTE.

fnry Frisbe Of Westport, n. y. is
ling e. II. Field and family.-F. S.
|se and family are going to Iowa,
|re they have leased a farm. Frank
|glas of Whitehall, N. Y, wife and
have been visiting Lewis Sturgeon
family. Mr.. Douglas is a brother
Mrs. geon,-There will DO Il har-
supper In the vestry Thursday even
The Ladies' Aid will meet in Library
Wednesday afternoon.--The Rev.
b X. Williams and wife of Peacham
visiting H. town,-Mr, and Mrs. L.
Mcneil are delegates to the Sunday
|ol convention to be held in Randolph
superintendent Miss Anna ByirRton
attend In her nB"'"' ~. So
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ESTATE OF SIDNEY ii. WESTON,
colo HESTER,

We, the subscriber, havirT been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the district OF Chittenden.
commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of sidney
II. Weston late of Colchester, in
claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: and six months from the day
of the date b ,reof being allowed by
therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our APP
pointment at the office of o. p. Ray,
In the Hayward block on Main St,
Burlington, In said district on the
fourth Mondays of october and March
next. at 10 o'clock u. m, on each Of
said days,
Dated this 2sth day Of September,
1905. "
A. G.. WHITTEMORE,
MARTIN S. Villas.
1AW2t Conn llsinpaIa
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York, Oct. 3.

VIEW YOTK, UCt. 3,
WHEAT-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports,
40 900 bu; sales, 2, 4Oo, 600 bu futures; $4,000
spot spot steady. Up to midday wheat
displayed weakness and was We lower on
poor cables, good weather and liquidation,
Big clearances rallied the market, how
ever. and It eventually recovered all
losses by export rumors and covering,
the close showing NC net advance. Mey
ci~--s oHrlo. rao nlneAd S2iAo
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French Hill schoolhouse and left the
building In a dilapidated condition. All
the window lights on the rear side of
the building we're broken, the building
entered and furniture and books gem
orally destroyed.-Mr. ana Mrs. George
y. Chase Of Burlington visited at Guy
A. Tamsons Sunday,
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, OCT. 3,
Cotton futures opened steady, Oct.
sl0.25; Nov. sl0.35; Dec. sio.SS; Jan. $40 40;
Feb. slO,45 bid; March. s1o,55; April slo.57;
bid; May. s1o65: June. s1o64: July, $1o.63.
Spot closed quiet and steady; middling
uplands 1905; do gulf, Ho,So sales. 512
bales.
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BOSTON COPPER M'RKFT.

Copper stocks held firm to-day and
trading was moderately broad, becoming
quiet in tone toward the close.
81 701l.75: yellow eyes, sl.S0n Los; red kid
neys s29oM3.O0; California, small white,
g. 4oN25o; jobhing prices lNal5c higher
APPLES-'rhc market for apples is
steady: prices: Gravenstens, s27i; duch-
ess, sl.5od2 90; pipplns. S.50G200; Harv!es.
50 25d 80; Jennettings. sl5oN2o 90; Mcintosh
Reds. s250H3 90 Wealthies. 81 7od $50; Wolf
Rivers, Sc 5od3.25; Alexanders. s2.25dSCo;
Greetings, s2.0Od2,25; Hubbardtons, $3.50
az co. SHOWS s2.O0d2.5o: box fruit, 25Qsl.0 90.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston Oct 3.
BUTTER - Firmer Northern, 97@29c
western, 251a426hc; dairy, 22425c.
CHEESE-Steady. Vermont twins. 12G
l3c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago, Oct. 3.
wHEAT-Dec. 75ssI75%c; May, 79ia@
1890.
CORN-May, 43ssN4Slac; Dec, 43c.
OATS-Dec. 34hc May StsN 351ac.
PORK-Jan. slS.42l2
LARD-Oct. ss,92l.; Jan. 81 40a192ia,
RIBS-Oct. 1928: Jan. s7.17h.
The cash quotations We're as follows:
WIIEAT-No 2 spring. 76QS2c No. 3,
724s0c: No. red. 72AQ73c.
CORNING. ., 46%c; No yellow, 461a0
1850.
OATS-No, o 33isc; No, white, 3faT36c;
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bject Mary Stuart."-Mrs. Saunders
Burlington is visiting her daughter
|s Earl Perry.
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Beans, string. at ..... ........... "a
Beans, shelied, Ut. ~! :! -. a.. &c
Beans, lima. qt.. a.. !.. ...... Sc
Butter. creamery prints OF
bsNes, 1b .!.! .! !...i..! .!.s... DOC
pspsnas dor. .... .u ......... so03eo
bananas, red. doa. .... ....... 60c
Beets, new, beroh..... ga -. DC
Cabbage, new, lb.... !. ........ &c
Cant iuupes, each 49,. g.. ,.-.... s1l5o
Carrots. bunch ... ......". sc
Caullhuwer, lb.... a.. ,. ..i &c
Celery head ..... %. ......... DO
Celery. ties .".. ...".... 80
Cheese. ID. .... a.. -. ........ leo
Corn, cwt... ... :. 80. a. .u...... $40
Cranberries, at. ..... :. ...... l5c
Cucumbers, ripe, bu.....,........ IJc
IDEgH, dDz....... ....1..,.I......... ZSc
EgR plant, each...... :. ..... 200
Flour, Dbl e. -. g.. -. g. -. s47515 50
Grapes, Concord, basket -. 90. Csc
Grapes, Delaware, bashet........ e.. .30o
Grapes, Catawbs, basket. -. .. 30c
Grape fruit, each ............ -ea1sc
Hay, baled. ton LIB oo1l70o
Hay, loose ton ..... $40. CQI1a.0
Lemons, doc $50. ... ..... ..... 25d4Oo
Lettuce, Boston bail, head .... 10c
Lines, Jamaica, doz. ......"... 200
Meal, common, cwt. ........... SLs5
Mlddlings. Hns ..... ............ S1.soo1. 40
Mint, bunch. 80. .............. 100
Mushrooms, b.. go. ......... 81 50
Okra, qt.. -. ... e. ......... SOC
Onions. new, bunch ............ 60
Oats ..... ...... :. .... ... ...... 4sd5Oo
Onions. Spanish. III. ............ :,
Onions, native. ID. .............. 10
onions, small. picking, qt... 100
Oranges. doz, ..... ............. sca7oc
Potatoes, bu'.. ........ .... 75c
Peaches canning. baskets e.. s1.25
Peas, new, peck. -. -. Ccc
Pears, Bartlett bu.. -. -. see. 500
Piums. doz. ....... ..... ....... 1og2oc
Parsley. bunch ..... -. ..... bdlcc
Pears. dog. ..... 80. ..... -. .5Q3Oc
/ Peppers. green, doz..... ..... zoe
Peaches, doz. ..... -. ......... 7oQ50u
Pineapples. .... :. ...... 80. =. 2545)c
Provender ..... -. .... ......... s1.35@ll !;
| Squash, winter. -. :. -. &c
Spinach, peck. -. ... 80. ...... 400
Straw, baled. ton ..... .$10. cog 10 u
| Tomatoes, b.. go. SO. ........ &C
Tomatoes, bu.... -. -. -. s10I
Tomatoes, green. bu e. g. :. T5s
Turnps ID. .... .... ............ e
watermelons, each...... ........ 40d 70,
Wheat. cwt. ..... e. .......... N.5tql "a
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EXECUTION SALE.

STATE OF VERMONT, CHITTEN-
DEN cot NTY, ss. Lucy Ann Martin
vs. Elliot NJ sutton.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
>.s,ulcsaie aad Retail Prices Furnished
By Local Dealers.
RETAIL MARKETS.

RETAIL MARKETS.
The following prrces are charged con.
sumers by retail dealers:
Apples. Crab pix. -. :. ~... 2bc
/0nlas Porter, pk..... $50 . -----> SOC
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~tif REAL ESTATE.
HALFMooN BAY.
DIR NEW SUBURBAN CITY.
THE COMING SUMNER RESORT
THE FINEST OCEAN BEACH.
~ wil soon be annexed TO
ShEAIER SAN FRANCISCO.
1ho1sands Of men are employed
ties s ~ t1fhough the hills and laying
:. to put SAY FR1ScIsccSos IScSs in nA1irssq eloseq
TSfsi i,I'lslaest sl1ae stlon With the most beau
~ NP0' On the Pacific Ocean.
Think, Only forty ninutes,~rtde
"a 8 modern palace car from your
~ mess bi.1 % your home. No transfer.
- N Miiliens lions wiz be made in Real Es-
go e S4e MlJhln the next two years IN
hALFAoON BAY.
rapidly IL Pisrcitos PARK, PPsii1's shore heSs
acres Arleta Park, AIiramar Ter
race Miramar Beach and the Nj
TLss' Talen'es' Montars and FL Mar
They are the cream Of all subdi-
Visions along the Ocean Shore.
Now is the time for You 10 get
nome AZ a price which Win couhie
sao triple in value shortly and
In FOR ONE viii be made on
choice locations
foiloVins are the firms representing the best
tracts:
P. b. Jordan & Co..
Puercitos Park and Shore Acres
ZIG Castro street.
T. b. Potter Realty Companv
Arieta Park
lol7 Steiner ST. cor Golden Gate ave.
Hslfnoon Bay Development Company.
MirsnGnr Terrace and Beach
lloe Post street, near Van Ness avenue
FFsnk P. Brophy.
Mirsmontes Tract.
T61 Clayton street
Mentsrs Realty Development Conpany
Aontara Tract,
100 Golden Gate ave, cor. Fillmore st.
Riviera Land Company,
FL Mar Tract
$50 Montgomery street
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

P. Cope, and father Of Georgie W, Vera and
Warner w. Cope Mrs John NJ Lalor and
Mrs David C. Hartley, native Of Kentucky,
aged az years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services this
O'Clock, at his late home, corner Of Lee and
Jayne streets, Oakland. Interment private
Kindly omit flowers.
COSTA-At Baden, South San Francisco, Cal.
August 21. 1906 Raymond. beloved son 0f
Manuel and May Costa, and brother Of Mary.
Carrie, Rose and Manuel Costa. native OF
Baden. South San Francisco. Cal. aged
months and 20 days
EMMONS-In this city. August 21- 1906. Mrs
and Ivah Emmons OF Chicago. ILL.,, and
G. Arthur Emmons OF Perth Amboy, n j.
ERICKSON-In the City and County Hospital.
August 81. 1906. John Erickson. a native OF
Sweden. aged Il years.
HENNIG-In this city, August 20 1906. infanl
of Otto and Natalie Anna Hennig. ma
tive of San Francisco. Cal
HINE-In this city, August 20. 1906, Jacob
D. beloved husband of Elizabeth Hine. and
and Mrs W. X. Garrettson OF Elmhurst, a
native of Pennsylvania, aged II years 8
months and 26 days.
KINUCAN-In this city. August 20, 1906. Ed
ward t., dearly beloved son OF John and
Bridget Kinucan. and loving brother Of Eliza.
John, Mary and the late Michael and Charles
Kinucan native OF San Francisco, Cal
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow Thurs
: day), August 3D.. at 1870 O'clock a. M, from
the funeral pariors of MSGfhn Bros, 1926
= Eddy street, thence to 81. Brigid's Church
for. services. Interment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery. ~ s,- ne.
JANssES-At rest, in this CITY, August 10.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
PLENTY Of LUMBER
ASSURED CITY.

with approximately $4,000. 900 feet
Of lumber In sight, San Francisco
seems TO be In little danger of a famine
IN that class OF building material On
the other hand. the plentiful supply
now on hand and en- route from the
north seems to indicate that the pres
ent high price OF lumber is not due to
any scarcity.
At the time OF the fire there were
1ao,000.000 feet OF lumber in stock in
San Francisco. OF that amount 50.000.-
900 feet were burned. leaving 10000. .000
feet still on hand. In addition to this
a raft containing 100000 feet Is now
being broken up and distributed to the
contractors. There are also two RATS.
containing in all 2O.0O0.OO0 feet. on the
way from the Columbia River. and
various steamers now on their way to
San Francisco are bringing approxi-
mately 55.00O,000 feet.
According TO a well-known builder,
the stock Of 120,000,00 feet was the
supply kept for the ordinary demand
of building before the fire. and at pres
ent a stock OF 100000, 600 feet would be
sufficient for all demands
In spite OF these figures lumber deal
ers say that there is no prospect OF a
decrease In prices. According to
Orden- Harris Lumber Company, who
Indignantly denies the existence OF a
lumber trust. the present high price OF
lumber is not due to any colusion on
the part of San Francisco lumber men,
The talk of a lumber trust is fool
fish," said Harris yesterday. The
present high price OF the material IS
due entirely to the demand for It in
the north
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
MERCHANTS OF SHANGHAI
'as 0UTwITTED BY JAPANESE
Stock Up With Goods which They
Are Unable TO Sell I'm
Mnnehurfa

Major c. W. Patterson Of New Zea-
land. who has been in business IN the
Orient for a number OF years and who
arrived here on Monday on the Korea,
says that the merchants of Shanghai
are facing a serious problem as the
result Of having overlooked Japan's
growing commercial genius.
As soon as the result OF the Jap
anese-Russian war seemed certain. the
Shanghai merchants. figuring on doing
a large business in Manchuria after the
restoration of peace, bought large
stocks OF piece goods in this and
other countries. 1t was the chance OF
a lifetime and they prepared to make
the most OF IL. The Japanese. how
ever, realized the commercial possibili-
ties OF Manchuria just as keenly and
had the additional advantage of being
In full military control
The Manchurian market was ex-
plotted. but by the Japanese In the
warehouses of Shanghai, according to
Major Patterson, are piece goods" to
the value OF nearly $100.000.00 bought
for the demand in Manchuria that the
other fellow filed and on which the
Shanghai merchant sees no prospect of
realizing
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
One ~ 250-h.-p. Wheelock automatic cutoff
foot dywheei with 81 y inch face; 60 R. p. NJ.
shaft 10 inches in diameter and 10 feet fong;
outboard pillar blocks with Jack shaft set on
concrete pier; frame base approximately %
feet long; sight feed cylinder oil lubricator.
valve on pumps and sight feed oil cups
throughout; all in good condition.
Two t2 100-h.-p. Hazelton porcupne boilers.
One ql i25-h.-p. Hazelton porcupine boiler,
With all brickwork piping. etc.
One o. Spencer aut. damper regulator.
One q Dow steam pump, No. 4.
One ~ Dow steam pump, No. 3.
One o. Dow condensing pump with piping
complete
One U Baracwanath Son hot water
heater
Wales. steam pipe steam gauges ETC.. and
steel rim pulley double hub, dia. Ga in,
fan 81 in. Jagged for shaft 5% in.
Il steel rim pulley. dia. s21a in. face. 1e1s
steel rim pulley, dia. s41s in, face 1sA
/ steel rim pulley. dia. s2h in., face 1eM
in. for shaft Az In.
steel rim pulley. double hub. dia. 80 in.
face 25& in., Jagged for shaft 4as In.
piece shaft s IT. in. long. 5ss in. dia..
with two bearings, with two half couplings.
with three bearings. with two half couplings.
! piece shaft IL #. q in. long dia 4ss
with two bearings. with two half couplings,
Il piece shaft 2 IT in. long ;, ~ . n, dia-'
One a so K. W. Edison Bipolar 500 volt
generator. No. 80.
One ~ Thompson Houston Electric Co. Bi
polar compound generator. class 25 S. s.
500 volts, speed 900 R. P. NJ. pulley IL
This machinery Is located at our power
house and can be inspected at IT. any time =
r CO. San Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

AUsTINs LIST.
$4,000 will handle fne proposition on sth
St, close TO Washington; 2-story building, con
tanning store and fat Of rooms; all rented 70
o goOo psT1e ne eent net opeF and above
taxes. etc.) on the investment OF $4,000 neces-
Se1y to handle m ssd6o t the whole prise Is gog sttsT bs
before the purchase price is raised. u256l
S275O-Five-room cottage all modern and al
most new; near 3Sth and Grove sts-; only two
blocks from Key Route; terms $500 down, bal
ance like rent d
$1,000 fine big lot on the west side Of Tele-
graph ave. little south Of Both St, 80 feet II
left on this magnificent thoroughfare. and for a
building site the lot cannot be equaled else
where. Q6lS)
ss35-A choice building lot, SO i-3x1O0. on east
side Of 9th ave. north of East 22d st: only one
block from electric line; this is fine, high ground
and is choice residence district. u10D
GEORGE W. AUSTIN.
1902 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS OAKLAND.
Corner Orange ard Perry sts-. Que block from
Oakland-aye electric caE line. running direct TO
either s T. or hey Route local trains
160xlI6.
Cash price $500
II Interested examine location. Owners ad-
dress on sisn 90 lot
sIIlsL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
LIVE AMONG TREES AND FLOWERS.
Excellent car service brings your home close
TO business. We are selling large lots rapidly.
Price $3.50 AND UPWARDS.
SO MONTHLY PAYMENTS
On graded streets. sewer and water mains
laid; right at station: two stations on the
tract; excellent surroundings; this is en- ideal
place TO live; take the Sausalito ferry and Mil
VALLEY train to Tamalpeis PARK Office at Mill
LYON & HoAG. 1928 Fillmore street
BOYLE PARK
MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large. slightly lots wooded: bay and mountain
riew; streets being graded and severed: building
restriction: minutes TO station lots so feet
and larger: price $3.50 up 7. g. PARKER &
CO L. T Parker agent Mi Valley.
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.
WITHIN a stones throw OF the station we
$500 10 $500; $50 down, $40 monthly. These
Shore cutoff is finished The time to the city
VIII be reduced TO % minutes. Just think
what that VIII mean Take San Mateo cleo
trfc. branch office Burlingame.
LYON & HoAG, 1923 Fillmore street
nn0pERrR w NrErn
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

NOTICE 70 ontraetors--Offce of the Board of
State Harbor Commissioners, Union Depot and
Ferry House. San Francisco. CAL, August 1. .
IgO6-Sealed proposals or bids VIII be re-
ceIved at this office at or prior TO 2.15 O'Clock
o. On. on THURSDAY, August %. 1906 for
on pier No. 5 fJackson-st. wharf on the water
front OF the city and county Of San Francisco
IN accordance with the plans and spscihca tions
prepared therefor by the chief engineer OF the
1905 and on hie IN this office. 20 which spe,
cial reference is hereby made. The materials
ia be used In the work consist OF the requisite
quantities OF yellow fir lumber, Wrought iron
etc all Of the best quality specified and sub
Seet 10 q rigid examination. No bid will be
received unless II is made a blank form
furnished from this office and is accom- panied
bv certified check for i've % per cent Of
the amount Of the bid, payable to the order
Of the secretary OF the board. a guarantees
on the part of the successful bidder that be
will within six (6l days after the acceptance
Of the BID enter into written contract to do
said work according to the plans and specifica-
fions prepared therefor, and will also execute
and file with this board a bond In such sum as
tie board may deem adequate, with a surety
company. TO be approved by the Board Of State
Harbor Commissioners and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract, nor will
said bid be considered by this board unless de-
lfvered TO the secretary or TO the assistant sec
retary at the office Of the secretary at or prior
to 2:l5 O'Clock p on Thursday, August 23
TIE board reserves the right to reject any or
ali BIDS n deemed for the best interests Of the
State. Bidders are invited 70 be present at
D. MACKENZIE. HENRY ]. CROCKER,
Board of State Harbor Commissioners. LOTT
d. NORTON. chief engineer. JOHN II. F0Y,
secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

this city, August 20 1906. Victor
Temple, native OF France. aged IS years.
The funeral win take place today WED
the Henry ]. Gallagher Undertaking Com
pany. 1914 Webster street. between Ellis
and O'Farrell. Interment Cypress Lawn Gem
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22


NOTICE TO Contractors-Ofn Of the Board Of
State Harbor Commissioners, Union Depot and
Ferry House, San Francisco, Cal, August 20
l9O6-Sealed proposals bids will be re-
ceived at this office at or prior TO 2:l5 O'Clock
o. m. on THURSDAY, August 30, 1905 for
Pier No il broadway No wharf, on the wa
Ter front of the citv-and county OF San Fran
cisco In accordance with the plans and speclh-
cations prepared therefor by the chief engineer
OF the board and adopted by the board August
Ie. 1906 and on file in this office, to which spe-
TO be used in the work consist OF the requisite
quantities Of yellow hr lumber, wrought iron,
etc all of the best quality specified and sub
1ect TO a rigid examinat tion. DO bid Will be
furnished from this office and is accompanied
by certified check for i've (5l per cent OF
the amount OF the bid. payable to the order
OF the secretary of the board, as a guarantee
on the part of the successful bidder that he
will within six (ol days after the acceptance
of the bid enter into written contract TO do
said work according 70 the plans and specifca-
fions prepared therefor, and VIII also execute
and hfe with this board a bond IN such sum as
the board may deem adequate with a surety
conpany 10 be approved by the Board OF State
Hsrbor Comm issfoners and conditioned for the
eafd bid be considered by this board unless de-
iIvered to the secretary or to the assistant sec
retsrv at the Office Of the secretary at or prior
10 2:l5 O'Clock y. N. on Thursday August 30,
1906 az which time and place the bids will be
opened;
ali bids II deemed for the best interests of the
state Bidders are invited to be present at
fhe openfng OF the bids. CHAS. II SPEAR
I D. MACKENZIE. HENRY ]. CR0CKER
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners. LOTT
D. NORTON, chief engineer. JOHN NJ. FoY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

AMBEL--In the City and County Hospital. Au.
gust 21 1906 Thomas Ambel, a native Of
Greece, aged As years
BARNES--In this city, August 20, 1906, Edwin
A. beloved husband of Lula NJ. Barnes, and
father of Z. Alonzo Barnes native OF Prai-
re City, Ill, aged 80 years months and %
The funeral will take place today Cwednes-
day.; august ~ t at 10 a. IN, m, from his late
terment private.
BLANDIN-In Kansas City, Kansas August IA
1906, Chester j. Blandin, beloved husband OF
the late Emily Harlow Blandin. father Of
brother-in-law Of s. D., G. T.. NJ J. and the
late w. P. Harlow of Denver and Mrs A. A.
Hooper Of San Francisco.
CARROLL-In Meadowbrook Placer County
Cal, August 10. 1906. Gertrude A.. dearly
beloved wife OF James j. Carroll. daughter
OF John A. Mahanny, and sister of Gladys
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day.. August %, at 9:45 a. M, from the
parlors Of Porter & White, 1881 Golden Gate
avenue, cornell of Scott street. thence to Sa-
cred Heart Church, where requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose Of her soul.
commencing at 1890 a. m. Interment Holy
Thrtieth street and San Jose avenue.
CLARKE-Entered into rest, in this city, Au-
gust 1s asoo az her resqssnee; 1aS2 Mo Mont IT.
the late Francis Clarke. loving mother OF
Emily and Joseph Clarke and Mrs. Henry
MarkSraI nlrS. Archie OdIlpDeii anu tue late
Mary Clarke, and sister of the late Samuel
and Thomas McDonough, native of England
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day., August %, at O'Clock. from her late
residence. thence to Sacred Heart Church, at
10 o'clock where requiem high mass Will
be celebrated for the repose OF her soul. In
terment private.
CoFFEy--In this city, August 20, 1906. James
B., beloved husband of Mary r. Cofey and
father Of James B. Jr., Frank j.. John E.,
william p, Richard L., Julia c.. Charles H.,
Edith q. and Mary E. Coffey, native Of Ire
land, aged 66 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wed-
nesday), August %, 1906, at 8 O'Clock a. m,
from his late residence, zoos Webster street.
thence to Holy Cross Church, Eddy and Scott
Streets where a requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the .repose OF his soul, at 9:30 a. m
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
COLEMAN-Ip this city, August 20, 1906. John
dearly beloved husband of Susan Coleman, and
beloved father of James w. and John J. Cole
man. Mrs w. w. Freeman OF Tomales Mrs
c. c. German and the late Mrs. Ella Forbes
a native OF County Waterford ireland, aged
II years months and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
his late residence. s11 Buchanan street
thence to Sacred Heart Church. where a re-
QUEEN high will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul. commencing at $3.50 o'clock
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
COPE-In Brookdale, CAL, August 49, 1906
George W. Cope, beloved husband of Mary