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NO PLAN ADOPTED
CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATIC
SENATORS ON RATES.

The democratic conference of senators on
the railroad rate bill lasted all day yester
day, the Senate having adjourned after a
session of half an hour In order to permit
general attendance on the meeting.
Speeches were made counseling an agree
ment on some amendment or to support the
House bill without amendment, party har-
mony being urged as judiciousu politics. This
program tentatively was adopted. Senator
Bailey then called from the room some of
the supporters of his amendments for
limited court review and for non-suspension
of orders of the interstate commerce com
mission. During their consultation mo-
ton to adjourn was made by Senator Ray
ner and carried.
When Senator Bailey and his colleag CUES
returned they found the conference broken
up. The Texas senator protested holly
against the course taken, and said finally
that he was tempted to take a VOW not TO
participate in another democratic confer
ence. The general expression of opinion,
however was that the differences would be
smoothed over and that within few days
another effort would be made to get the
minority together.
The principal differences In the confer
ence We're precipitated by a speech made
by Senator Bailey that his court feature
provided for limited review. Exception
was taken by his colleague Senator Gull
berson, who declared that it was a broad
review, and from TINS point the discussion
passed to the several pending amendments
to prevent restraining orders being issued
to interfere with rates established by the
interstate commerce commission. 1t de-
veloped that majority of the democrats
would vote for an amendment of this char
acter, but different ideas were expressed
concerning the merits of the pending
amendments on this subject. The Mallory.
Bailey and Simmons amendments all had
friends, but there was no test as to which
would develop the most strength.
All of the .non-suspension amendments
were opposed by Senators Bacon, Culber-
son and Morgan on constitutional grounds,
and three four other senators concurred
in their remarks.
Senator Dubois urged that 1t would be
wise politics to accept the House measure
without amendment. and several others in
dorsed his views. Senator Teller said that
he was for the widest sort of court review,
but that he was almost convinced that the
House bill was a satisfactory measure for
every interest. Senators Daniel and Money
discussed legal questions involved at con-
siderable length.
Several senators said after the adjourn
ment of the conference that If ii should be
decided to invoke the party caucus to bring
about an agreement it would result in the
minority supporting the House bill with
out amendment.
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Vina NJ. Calhoun of the Womans Relief
Corps, Mr. George of Farragut Post, Mr..
c. d. Scott of the Sons of Veterans and
Miss Anna NJ. Roberts of the Daughters
of Veterans. Responsive remarks were
made by Mrs. ROBBERS and Mr.. Graham.
AS mark of the esteem of the members
OF Farragut Corps Mrs. Mary p. Ripley,
chaplain OF the corps. presented the guests
of honor with beautiful bouquets In her
speech expressing the wish that they would
succeed In obtaining higher honors in Of
flee. During the informal reception which
followed refreshments We're served. The
affair reflected great credit on the execu-
tive committee of the corps, Mrs Mary A
Dow, chairman who was also presiding Of
ficer of the evening.
Mrs. Vina NJ Calhoun. department presi-
dent, and her staff paid the annual vista
ton to Farragut Corps. and were cordially
received at the meeting which preceded the
reception.
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Personal to River Men

Capt. Milburn, master of the Washington
Alexandria ferry line steamer Woodbury.,
has gone to Norfolk and other points on the
special trip of the steamer Newport News.
While Capt. Milburn is absent Mate WIN
Davis is in command of the Woodbury.
and Mr.. Peter Baggott Is acting as mate.
In consequence of the serious illness of
his wife, Capt. James Barker. master OF
the steamer Estelle Randall. is spending
several days ashore, and Capt Frank
Luckett Is in command OF the steamer
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Accident to Steam Barge.

The steam barge Daniel X. Jackson,
which arrived In port yesterday from the
lower river has chain caught around her
wheel and will have to be hauled out on
the Alexandria railway to have 1t re-
moved before she can go into service again.
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Mrs. Ann Maisak Dead.

Mrs. Anna Maisak died at her home 1880
North Carolina avenue northeast, yes
terday, aged seventy-two years. The fu-
neral will occur tomorrow morning at y
O'Clock from the Church of the Holy Com
forter Deceased was the widow of Chris
tan Maisak
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Funeral of Milford M. Jarvis.

Brief funeral services were held over the
remains of Milford NJ Jarvis at o'clock
this morning at his late residence 612 F.
street northeast. The final services and in
terment will be held later at Pohick Church.
Iorton, Va. Deceased died suddenly at his
desk in the Post Office Department last
Tuesday afternoon.
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Relief Of Caleb. Powers.

Subscriptions to the fund for the relief
of Caleb Powers are being received by Mr..
Clarence F. Norment. president OF the Cen
trail National Bank. The fund Is being
raised by Messrs. Henry Taylor and MILO
Shanks. 1t Is stated that Caleb Powers Is
soon to be tried for the fourth time on the
charge OF completely In the killing OF VIII
liam Goebei OF Kentucky.
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School Teachers on Trip.

The Norfolk & Washington line steamer
Newport News, with about 200 teachers
and students of the public schools of this
city aboard, left here yesterday afternoon
at o'clock a trip through the his
torical sections of tidewater Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

A store that advcrtises
secures the means with
which to buy latest styles
and best goods. Thus
merit and advertising are
twin sisters.
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$4,000 ana G9rn sts ho eoHta nfaT Tts
rooms; there are 3 bay windows; south
ern and eastern exposure; on account Of
the trust coming due the owner has re-
duced the price of this property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

ca E00 An s-room house on
pf, OOO ST, between N. Capitol and
list SITS This is one of the most COM
plete and attractive low-priced resi-
dence squares in the city.
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c. =E0 A semi-detaPhed house n.
pO, fcO W. in first-class condition;
tiled bath and porcelain tub; lot 2oXl2o;
a convenient section and near car line.
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G I ono A neat 7-room bay-win-
po, >OO dow dwelling on 18th st.
near r st; house in f1rst-class condf-
ton; new plumbing and porcelain tub.
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GS zS0 A 10-room brick dwell
OCS <co ing on 9th st. near NJ ST;
lot 20X100 This house is in good con-
dition; the rooms are large and the
arrangement is very good.
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Cd 000 Fronting on R, l. avenue;
sOOO west of Sth ST., good
solid brick dwelling; nice location.
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& n00 H ST. NV. near 9th st. a
POsOOO 10-room dwelling; lot 1Sx
100
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Bargains. Bargains.
The following weIIocated houses for various reasons,
are offered greatly reduced prices:

ca 100 is 20-ft. front. Sr6om
sDTs 1OO brick house on r st. NV.
between N Capitol and list SITS. A good
house to buy.
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ca 6Nn West of 10th St, north of
Df .OOO P st, a neat bay-windoW
brick dwelling; modern plumbing, oath
room; situated in a section surrounded
nv many of the most expensive resi-
dences in the fashionable NV. "a good
investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

c. 000 A Q st. house. containing
pC, UUO 0 rooms, IS #. front, 90 IT.
deep There is good deal for the
money.
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ca E00 We can sell you a house
pf, COO on st. between 9th and
10th SITS for this price. This is getting
down pretty low for house on TINS
square; the house is modern ana mas
cellar. We expect to sell this house
quickly. as there has always been a
demand for low-priced houses upon this
square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

C. hE0 will buy a house on the
CsOCO north side of Westminster
St; rooms and cellar, furnace heat.
This Is a most convenient section, close
to two car lines, a nice walk to the bust
ness section.
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s.. 200 c st. near 9Th NV, 3
Vc,~ stories, 10 rooms, good re-
pairs, good-sized lot. Any one wishing
to locate centrally should be interested
in this house
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ca 000 Near the War Depart
VOSoOO ment: a substantial 10
room brick dwelling, with modern
plumbing. with 2-story brick stable
on the lot.
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Cd E00 Near 9th and T SITS. a
pT'OOO substantial S-room dwell
ing; 30 FIT. FRONT; southern exposure.
most convenient location.
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81 OS0 One of those substantial
]sSOO 3-story, 1O-room brick dwell
ings on the north side of Riggs street
between 18th and 18th SITS. The rooms
are large, there are plenty of closets;
the houses are we'll located and worth
5000 or $4,000; $50 month rent can
be realized
S7OOO gage eq III the wishing eTsetion to Of
large apartment house will dispose of
well-constructed 3-story, 10room
brick and stone dwelling at this low
price; HOT-WATER HEAT; TILED
BATH; FINISHED THROUGHOUT IN
FIRST-CLASS WATERFALL: wide park
ing; lot 1sx120: convenient to car lines:
west of 18th St; select neighborhood and
desirable In every respect. We will take
pleasure in showing you this house, and
should you purchase 1t you will secure
one of the best bargains we have ever
offered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

& I SE0 An s-room house on 18th
pCsOCO St, wide parking, good size
lot. room for stable on the rear. A
cheap property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

G6 CE0 A bargain can be had in
%Os ~cO the vicinity of Mass. ave.
and 22d st; a 2-stOry and broom house;
tlSs location is one of the most desirable
In the NV; the purchaser Of this prop
erty at this low price is sure to realize
a profit. SEE Us AT ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

GS Sn0 a 3-story house. situated
pCsOOO in the fashionable part of
the northwest, near residences costing
$4,000 and SGJ 900; convenient to the
brick front; parlor, reception hall. din
ing room and kitchen on the first floor;
large, well-lighted bed chambers;
large tiled bath, porcelain tub. nickel
plumbing, plate-glass storm doors, cleo
trio gas lighting, cabinet mantels; room
for n stable on the lot; paved alley. Of
fered now for the amount once loaned
on II. Investigate il.
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ca HS0 S st. near 18th st, S-room
pT,OcO brick dwelling in first-class
condition.; cheap house; lot 1Sx100 to
an alley. One of the best locations we
know of for low-priced house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

C. O0n -20th st near G.: stories
'pO3 @OO 10 rooms and bath; lot OK
100.
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this IS sFassb the l ISsat bes
value offered in Washington today. A
house built to sell for $500; THE AID
JOINING HOUSE, JUST LIKE IT.
SOLD FOR THAT AMOUNT. This one
was taken for debt. The owner,
nonresident. not wishing to hold prop
erty. offers it for less than the amount
If cost him. On a lettered St. west Of
18th St; rooms; hot-water heat; lot
lSx1lO to an alley. We believe you
could borrow this amount on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

ca 000 in Mt. Pleasant; rooms;
pVsOOO cellar; furnace heat; in
hrst-class condition; lot 25x140 to alley;
near car lines.
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E6 Sen West of 10th St, 10 rooms.
Vo'ooO bed rooms, In frst-class
condition, renting for $50 per month; lot
226x12o; the house alone could not be
built for the price 1t is a bargain; you
Will agree with US when you have seen 1t.
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70 SeatOr St. NV.

$4,000 Ns s5td tRs P BRICK st d Sas Ins
with rooms on each one OF the floors;
cellar under the entire house; furnace
heat; lot 2Ox1oO; less than the house
could be built for.
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CH 000 Much reduced. One of
pO OOV the choicest locations in the
fashionable northwest; 22i street near
Mass. ave; 3-stOry brick dwelling.
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&C. zoo ONE OF THE BEST
sDCsCOo CONSTRUCTED HOUSES
IN THE BLOOMINGDALE SECTION,
facing south: rooms, attic; rear stair
way; double rear porches; hot-water
heat was built by gentleman who is
said to build the best houses ever put
up in this section; the present owner
wishing to leave Washington, wishes to
sell and would take a trifle less.
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c. E0n Near Government Print
QCS oOO ing Office northwest; =
stories; cellar; rooms and bath.
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CA E00-Reduced from $1,000; a cor
y r,COO ner dwelling, west of nth
st; red brick: bay windows southern
and eastern exposure; A BARGAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

CH E00 g ST opposite the pension
~O,Ooo office; 10 rooms, good size
lot; a comfortable home property that
Will be quite valuable for business pur-
poses. A GOOD SPECULATION.
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g 600 18th st, NV. near X; B.
pCI wv story frame, with bath:
renting for S25; a low price for such
quickly.
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ca ZE0 Brick Dwelling and stable,
pTs SCO west of 14th st; stories
and cellar This IS a low price for such
a well-located house owner needs the
money to pay trust on another prop
eTty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
George Beck, 2I. 22s Sanchez St. and Maud
rerson. IT, city.
NJ. George Sorich. %, ss1 HaIght St, and
Olga F.. de CurtonI, II. 500 Clement ST
Michel Tomasello, 27, 2s64 Twenty fourth
ST.. and Minnie Anastasi, 20, Oakland
Walker a Armstrong IS. city, and Jennie r.
Zaek, 20. 2S04 Greenwich ST.
David E. Stafford. 81. 901 Fell ST.. and Eiiz-
abeth II. Dunden, IS, 462 Fillmore 81
Newton G. Cohn. 25, 1852 Eddy ST. and
Irene v. Alexander. 10, 2651 Pierce st.
gmberto Capurro. q, South San Francisco.
Arthur n. Bevilockway 21, 104 San Jose
avenue. and Margaret s. Gillies. 81, 3543 Twen-
Robert B. Phillips. "A. 472 Fair Oaks st.. and
Gertrude DanIton. II. 2o9 Fillmore st.
W; Irving kohnke. q. 225 Jersey ST.. and
Joseph Mignoia, u, 2272B Bryant ST., and
Emily Graves, 10, 1910 Vermont ST.
Matt Stohl a. 1886 Mission ST.. and Nina
Anderson. %. 3266 Mission ST.
Bcearde. o. $40 London St
Edward 7. Hewitt. q. city. and Jeannstte
John I. Richardson. %, 2o41 Pierce ST., and
Edythe X. McMann. 21. New York
Eugene Shea. 21 Pinole. and Matilda Lucid.
William G. Hoffman, 81, 131 Sixth ave, and
Melanie E. Levy. IS. 3421 Sacramento ST
Louis D. Candion, 30. city, and Inger NJ.
Isaac Dresnsr. "a. llss MeAlIister ST.. and
Ias asePs Raess s g s0S baas p9se.s s
Lulu !. Curtaz. 2s, so Bartlett st.
Paul Gauthier. 43. GA Broadway and Julie
Deltor, A. 2650 Green ST
Charles N schisck. 80, 52s clayto6 st.. and
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12

Gertrude z. KIemm. 10. IS Prosper st.
George NJ ToitOn. 2s. 1907 Turk ST. and
Maria l. Pico. 81. Santa Cruz
Charles Madonna. 2S. 30OS Larkn ST.. and
Margherite NerInL, 20. 1925 Chestnut ST.
Charles +. Emerson. 80. Oakland. and Mae
E. Buchert. %. Oakland
George A Arthur. 21. . Powell ave. and
Rose D. Frtchette, 20, 25 Powell ave
OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Augustus J. SeIberiich "a. Oakland. and Lulu
Snz- %. Oakland
Warner ". McCutcheon q. Oakland and Jes-
sic = shaw, "a, Oakland.
Walter W Meme. 20. Oakland. and Edna
C. Coulter. 20. Oakland
Ralph B. Fridley, 81, Los GatOs and Ada
Sperry, 30. stockton
John p. Nolan n. San Francisco. and Annie
Freitas 20. Pleasanton
James Lawson. 81, Oakland. and Mary Lowe.
26. Oakland
Arthur L Fratz. 2S Oakland. and Anna NJ
Rifbiorg. 21. Berkeley
Wilfred c. Stevenson. 81, Cement. and Marvel
B. Wright. Is. Cement
Thomas J. Hawkins 33. Oakland. and Eliza
beth j. Higgins. % Oakland
Owen Paul 21. Oakland. and Ottiiie Z. Apple
dorm. IS Oakland
william z Reed "a Berkeiey. and Mary
c. Cannon. 21. Alameda.
Maynard A. Johnstone 81 San Francisco.
and Matte E. Keene. 80. Seattle
Shingier. 10. Oakland
Christ P. Wetngart 80. Oakland and Mamie
c. Steinbeck. 23. Oakland.
Harry A. Linscott. 81 San Lorenzo. and FL
len D. Roberts. San Lorenzo.
William L. Beahm- e5. Portland. and Pearl
Ernest Marks. %. Oakland. and Mary Marks
25. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
DEATHS.

OE4AA Ms.
Brown. Tom Hudson, Stella T.. 10
Coplin, AlanSon, - Hurley. Daniel 2. 80
Doyle william, 66 Jackson. Frank P. so
Ever. Warren B.. 90 Johnson. Ellen. m
Gillberg Elizabeth. "a Martinelli. Adolfo. 81
Gleason, Martin J., IT Mcdonald. Sarah. %
Hall. Edward NJ. 20 Presley. Mary. %
Harland William. 50 Prunty. Susan. 50
Heneman- Joseph Robertson. Bertha. "a
Hines. John Henry, N Taafe. william. SIS
Hoffman. John. Is Thielsen. Karen. as
Holm. Thomas R., So Valentine. Mary E.. 81
beloved son OF George n and Mary g.
Brown. and brother Of George, Ethel and Ma
RE Brown.
Friends and acqustntances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral today Wed
nesdayl. September 12. at 1 p. n. from 211T
Pine street.
COPLIN-In Oakland Cal. September H. 1905
Alanson Coplin, beloved father OF A Dodge
and Ethel A Coplin. native OF Michigan.
aged 20 years
DoYLE-In this city, August 10. 1906, william
Doyle. a native OF Ireland. aged IS years.
,f+sd - sad s,6 ma are . TesRsey
day, at 1880 a. m, from the funeral par
lors OF J. G. o'ConnOr 8 Co, 70 Turk
lin street. thence 20 ST. Patrick's Church.
Fifth and Clementina streets. where re-
QUEEN mass viii be celebrated for the repose
Of his soul at a. N. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery
EwER-In Piedmont. Cal September o, 1905.
Warren B. Ever. aged % years months and
II days. member OF the Society OF Oal-
acQud luLanCe9 EeeDecCLulIY
invited to attend the funeral today We'd
nesdayl. September u. at 2.S0 o'clock D. N.
from his late home, 414 Vernal avenue. Pied
mont.
into rest. in this city. Sep
tenlber 10. 1906. Elizabeth Gillberg. dearly be-
loved wife Of Hermann f. Gnlberg. loving
mother OF Harold. Eda. Elenor. John. Esther
and Ruth Gillberg. and daughter OF Mrs Eda
Remmers and the late Tjhard Remmers and
sister Of DIETRICH, John and William RemmerS
and Mrs. Herman Lengeman OF Napa. ma
tive OF Germany, aged "a years months and
days.
invited to attend the funeral today WED
nesdayl. at II: 80 clock D. m. from her late
residence. 40 Ninth avenue South Interment
private Cypress Lawn Cemetery
GLEASON-In this city. September o. 1905.
Martin j. beloved son OF the late Patrick F.
and Catherine E. Gleason. and loving brother
Of Eugene p. and Alice Gleason Mrs. May
Jordan and Mrs. Ella Atlas. a native OF San
Francisco. aged II years ? months and 8
days
The funeral viii take place today wed
nesday). at 10 a. m. from the pariors OF P. r.
Green Co, northeast corner OF Sixteenth
Church for services at 1890 A. m Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery
Auburn Placer County Cal. Sep
tember 10. 1906 Edward NJ. beloved husband
OF Jennie B. Hall. and father Of E. NJ; Hall
Jr- and Hattie NJ. Hall. a native OF Sun
bury. Pennsylvania. aged 20 years
The funeral services win be held this
"wednesday afternoon, at ? o'clock. at the
home OF his grandson. Hiram T. Han. 1909
Fifth avenue. East Oakland Interment pri-
yate.
SunoI Glen, Cal, September
8. 1906. Anna NJ beloved wife OF william
Harland, and loving sister OF Mrs J. Mort
henns. Henry Won Dohlen- Mrs r. Fisher.
late Mrs F. Herdel and Ida Won Dohlen.
native Of Spieka Marren. Hanover. Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
BIRTHS, marriages. AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii 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 are published once In this column free OF
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
CITY REAL EsTArE-eont.nued.

sI5Oo-COUNTRY home and poultry ranch: g.
room house, barn, brcoder, hen houses; fenced
and town; % miles from s. F. J. w DON
NELLY. 23o Shotweil St. near Sixteenth; call
before D. m
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
IMPROVED PROPERTY TO LEASE.

WE have a client who viii build TO suit re-
sponsible tenants the following lots:
8 line OF Mission ST., bet. ID and Sd; 40x
160 10 street.
y. line of Mission St. bet. Sd and 4th: 25x
160 70 rear street.
y. line Of Sutter ST.. bet. Kearny and Grant
ave; 2ox100 TO rear street
s. line Of Suffer ST., bet. Grant ave. and
Stockton ST.: 25x130 to rear street
e0I Fillmore ST. 25x67:6. with Groom cot
tsge; can be raised and fine store built; large
income.
BACIGALUPI & STEVENS.
1888 Golden Gate ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
SAN BRUNO PARK REAL EsTA TIE.

HENSLEY-GREEN c.. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice
sites 70 homeseekers monthly insta1lments
ell purchasers requested to communicate
AZ once with company at above address
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
BIRTHS.

BORIES-In this city September 10 1905. to
the wife Of Leon Bories. daughter
G0LDSTEIN-In this city September Z, 1905.
to the wife Of Henry Godstein. daughter.
JESSEN-In this city. September 4. 1905. to
the wife OF William lessen.
LEVIN this city. September Z. 1906. to the
wife OF NJ. Levy. a
NOvAK--In this city September l. 1905. to
the wife OF John Novak. son.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
RENCY

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 81, 1906.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned. II has been made to appear
that The Croker National Bank OF San Fran
cisco, in the City of San Francisco. In the
County Of San Francisco and State OF California
has complied with all the provisions OF the
Act OF Congress to enable National Banking
Associations to extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes" approved July 18th,
1882.
Now therefore. I, THOMAS P. KANE, Deputy
and Acting Comptroller OF the Currency do
hereby certify that The Crocker National Bank
of San Francisco. in the City OF San Francisco
IN the County OF San Francisco and State OF
California. is authorized to have succession for
the period specified in its amended articles Of
association, namely, until close OF business on
August 81, 1926
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF office this thirty first day OF August 1906
(SeaD I. p. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the Cur.
rency.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

nished. beautiful garden. 2251 Clinton ave-.
between Oak and Walnut
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

BOYLE PARK
MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large. slightly lots. wooded; bay and mountai in
view; streets being graded and severed; build
ing restriction minutes to station; lots so feet
snd larger; price $3.50 up. 7. @. PARKER &
co. L. z. Parker. agent. NH Valley.