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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
FERRIER- BROCK CO., NC,
tSuccessors to Francis Ferrier)
III Snattuck ave Berkeley
Phone Berkeley lln4.
"AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS

Al KEY ROUTE TERMINUS"
$500 for fine 5-roon house within easy
walking distance of D, kht way
station; good yard, wit. fultgrown
trees. vines. etc. This price is about
500 below market value:
$2755 for new house of rooms. modern
and complete in every way: within
easy walking distance of Berkeley
station and schools; lot =ox135. Only
5000 cash required
$500 for modern 7-ro1rn house excep-
tionally well built; modern and very
convenient: corner lot, 4oxl0O; good
neighborhood; place Is well worth
5000. but owner must have money for
his business
$500 for a 5-roorn house, COMPLETELY fur
nished and ready to move into; gas
range, cooking stove; everything
complete; clean and nice; garden,
trees. berries. etc; lot 5ox150; only
s7eeo cash; cheaper than paying rent
$500 for ar artistic home in North
Berkeley. designed by Maybeck: COM
mandiag view; lot 5ox14o; rustic fin
ish- comfortable, convenient and well
built; rooms; terms can be er-
ranged
s5758-e-r aom house on Euclid ave: pol
ishei doors; woodwork has the finest
OF finish; heavy timbers and wcli
constructed; good view: lot 5oxl25;
5000 cash; exceptionally good value
Our list Of houses furnished and un-
furnished. IS extensive, ranging in price
from sl70o to s23. 900 ASK us fer what yoa
want
Some especially good bargains IN build
ing lots Soroe Of our customers who
have been buying on credit now wish
70 dispose of their contracts end are
willing 10 assign them for q small profit
An especially good buy on Addison St,
adjoining a new brick building. with a
frontage of over 81 feet on Addison st.
end IsS # on an arcade. This property
can be had for short time only at 500
per front foot
Some attractive propositions IN Univer-
sity ave. property: also FACTORY
SITES all sizes and prices my13 II
GOOD house. rooms bath: 5 minutes
of university: 100 feet frontage; price
SO GOO. 1881 Sacramento ST., s. F.19-7t'
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CLEARINGHOUSE VOTES
TO CHANGE MEETING PLACE
Will Remove on Monday 70 Rooms Of
the Mercantile Trust Company
on California Street.

The meetings Of the San Francisco
Monday will be held IN the rooms OF
the. Mercantile Trust Company, on
California street opposite the Mer-
chants Exchange building. This was
decided upon at a meeting OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Clearing
house yesterday.
The clearing Of special checks today
and on Monday will take place imme-
diately after the clearing OF old oheeks.
at 10 a. m. Beginning on next Tues
day all clearings VIII be held daily IN
accordance with the regular rules Of
the Clearing house
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PERSONAL.

J. r Mcmillan. nautical expert Of the
United States hydrosraDhic Office in this
city will go to Washington tonight to
attend a Naval Academy classmates re-
union and incidentally to straishten out
the disorder caused in his Office by the
recent catastrophe.
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Band WIN Play for Refugees.

The band OF the First Regiment.
N G. c. will give a free open air con-
cert near Adams Point In Oakland to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock: The Bro-
rramrne will he as follows March New
colnniaYs lKlohrl: eyeEfure .0rpheus
sfOfrenbachl: waltzes. "Weddinr OF the
4 0.ueders1a patrol .eThe Blue and the
,sray''' fRoilinson); five minutes inter-
mission: overture. Light Cavalry
esrnpel: csrnet solo. "columbis Polka
(R0llins9nl. by George W FOllistsT:
grand fantasia ECHOES From the Met
repotitan House cTohani): saren-
ade. ia Palomap GRADER: star
Spaneied Bannevr
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sodsIity Mass wIn Be csIebrsted.

Sodality mass will be celebrated IL the
basement OF Sacred Heart Church every
Sunday at half-Past until further no.
tice The Gardeners S0cality OF st.
Ignatius Church VIII attend the mass In
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San FrancIscan Dies at Nome.

Mrs. Niebuhr, daughter of G. w. Hans
brough of San Francisco and sister of G.
A Hansbrough and Mrs ]. NJ. Robertson.
sdied at Nome April Is Of heart failure.
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WILL RESUME ON MONDAY
IN UNION TRUST BUILDING
Wells Fargo Nevada National Arranses
to Move to Market and Montgomery
cf-oa<a ~ 0nce

Streets AZ once
The Wells Fargo-Nevada National Bank
will remove from its present temporary
banking premises at Market and Mont
gomery streets The Union Trust Com
pany viii remove at the same time
These two large financial lnsuturons
viii Continue in the same building until
permanent quarters can again be pro-
vided for the Wells Fargo-Nerada Ma
ti0nal-
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BIRTHS.

BoLAND-In this city. May 5. 1906, to
the wife OF Lawrence Boland. a son.
CAHILL-In this city, May Is, 1906, to
the wife of Henry Cahill. a son.
DOLAN-In this city. May II, 1906, to the
wife of Arthur J. Dolan, a daughter.
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William Walters Is Safe.

William Walters. a former Olympic
Club employe. is safe at sos Central
avenue. Jersey City. n.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$500 per front foot on Broadway; this very
low price is good for but a few days:
25. so or 75 feet, about $50 feet deep, on
Broadway. near 20th st: tlas is posi-
lively the cheapest prospective business
property IN Oakland. (S5)
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sAt aIrTcE sale Of home IN Alameda;
ne Z money in San Francisco. Box
esxz. Csn Office. ASK
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VETERINARY HOSPITALS.

IRA BARKER DALZIEL. veterinary den.
tist, COS G. G. ave; tel. West 2A0o. .ual7 Il
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That pretty Piedmont cottage on Walls
worth ave; rooms. bay window, high
basement. bath. etc, etc, Is still for
sale al $3.50. No change in that price
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fronting on . streets in the vicinity OF
I'm and Bryant; you should look into
BURR-PADDoN COMPANY.
1903 Fillmore st. San Francisco. Il ST
TO let-Win put up temporary buildings,
\ SIDE II Fulton. 100 east OF Peik: 12ox
20 X SIDE OF 1th St $50 " Of Tolsorn
rson s1Al2o; " side OF Sd ST. 20 s Of
Perry. Z5Nl5; : side Of Harrison 70
" ot 50. s9S1S9; TEMPORARY building on
ingtcn. GEORGE X FRTNK. 2s2s
Nalielo III 3 an and after p-m-2 II
TOR sale-safes. MACNEALE = CR-
3AN sAF = GO. temporary quarters
as 10th St. Oakland; a few safes on
I5-7t
c. : CAPP & Co. real estate. ofice at
100 Fillmore and s2S Baker. near Nc
Alister apr2s lmo
COTTAGE for sale: rooms. ? lots: $500.
Cal 1905 Peralta ave, on Cortland, san
AsSt
YOUR lot surveyed. $50. ]. A. ADAMS.
Deputy United States Surveyor. 1927.
HH---sle[ 6 L A.
NEW residence and fats for sale; easy
terms. Apply 1852 -th ave Sunset. par
nassus Heights. limo
kls5eo - ELEGANT residence. Pacifo
Heights; & rooms and hath; modern
1901 Post st, room Il st'
WELSBACH nantes and globes at Cts
hams Hardware Store. 2eS2 Mission st.
near Iwenty-sixth- 15-7ts
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. :
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
The Security Land and Loan Company
has opened an Oakland Office at 1850
BEosoway, where representatives viii be
pleased 70 give Information relative to
the holdings Of this company, comprising
about 3o.o09 acres Of rich, level land in
ki.FS ar Iulare counties.
re Security Land and Loan Company
an members the company have spent
IN anproVenenSso n and around
over 81 hoo. 600 and wl...4n the next few
months VII sneno several hundred thou
coRCoRAN.
coRcoRAN.
coRcoRAN.
Corcorsn is located on the main line OF
the Santa Fe Railroad. in the heart OF a
rich fruit and alfalfa district. and offers
ELceELoD2l-l rare OPPORTUNITIES 70 SET
tiers as well as investors
SOIL
The character OF the soil is a rich sedi-
mentary deposit composed OF tule roots.
shells and silt The lands are level. cas-
among TIE most productive IN all the
United States.
WATER
An ample water supply Is furnished by
.s s5teS1an n. "ess pumping Yes ana canals
CLIMATE
The climate is mid and healthful
Prices.
Acreage runs from 49, TO $40. accord :
ing 20 location Lots IN Corcoran viii
soon be placed en- sale Watch for date
Of opening
TERMS.
Eagy terms prevail In the sale Of these
lands. Special Inducements TO settlers
Maps. literature and fun particulars can
be had st our office.
SECURITY LAND I'D LOAN COM
PANY.
loss BRoADwAY. OAKLAND.
Tel Oakland if7.
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
et-th-seG
FOl. eALAcOUNTRY LANDS.
SECURITY LAND AND LOAN COM
PANT,
1850 Broad way. Oakland
20 acres fine alfalfa land. close to rail-
road
So acres, suitable for grapes or orchard.
ss5; small payment, easy terms on bal
ance.
I2e acres general farming land. near
Corcsran Kings County.
GO acres fine alfalfa land at only SIC
Der acre this IS close TO railroad and
near good town: surrounding country De-
ing rapidly improved
2Oo0 acres choice farming land, so an
acre suitable for colonizing-
AZ the above places are IN the artesian
belt and are bargains.
SECURITY LAND AND LOAN CON-
PANX.
1860 Broadway. Oakland
1921
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PERSONALS.

LOsT-Articles of 10 value, except to
the owners, were misiaid in wagons
leaving the Office of the GEO. E. DOW
Pumping Engine Co. on the day of the
great fire, April Is. Should parties
having any Of the following articles in
their possession return the same to US
or notify us of the whereabo of said
articles they viii receive reward The
articles are CANVAS COVERED
BOOKS, being manuscript of a new
catalogue TO be issued by the above
named company. also about 100 more
or less COPPER PLATE HALF
TONES TO be used for same GEO. E.
DOW Pumping Engine Co.. NE. cor.
1st and Howard sts., San Francisco,
Cal. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

sl45o-This Is reduced; rooms. all large;
high basement: q sunny. cozy. plain
little home for a little money; this isn't
stylish. but is good as far as It goes;
on West 14th 81.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

wANTED-To know the address of
MISS HASKELL, dressmaker. formerly
of Lafayette st Please address MRS
CAPTAIN SORENSEN, postoffiee. San
Matee, Cal. Is 2ts
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GOOD house rooms. bath: minutes
of university: 100 feet frontage: price
81. 600. 1881 Sacramento ST., S. F.19-7t'
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

Corcorsn is located On the main line OF
the Santa Fe Railroad. IN the heart OF a
rich fruit and alfalfa district. and offers
exceptionally rare opportunities 10 set
tiers, as well as investors.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.

The Security Land and Loan Company
has opened an Oakland Office at 1860
Bzosoway. where representatives viii be
pleased 70 give Information relative TO
the holdings OF this company. comprising
about 10000 acres OF rich, level land in
XII IS ar Tulare counties.
Ire Security Land and Loan Company
an members the company have spent
IN improvements in and around
CORCORAN
over 81 ho0. 600 and wl---4n the next few
months VII sneno several hundred thou
sands morC
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. 1876. o.
E. S-Members in need Of provisions,
clothing OF bedding report at Board of
Relief, 1l54 O'Farrel ST. 19 3ts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
ESCAPED WITH HER LIFE
Mrs. Charles Brown Has Another
Seance With Her Drink
CraZed Husband.

Charles Brown, who several days ago
was placed under bonds to keep the peace.
on account of assaulting and threaten
ing his wife, entered the woman's apart
ment's yesterday morning by the aid Of
a duplicate key and threatened to take
her life. Mrs. Brown succeeded in thwart-
ing Browns intentions long enough to
notify the police, but before the officers
could reach the place he had escaped and
as Yet has not been located
Brown has been hailed into the police
court several times for beating his wife
and making her life one of misery.
Shortly after midnight Saturday night he
secured entrance TO his wifes room in
the Woodmansee block 2 by a duplicate
key which ne had made. Upon gaining
the interior of the place, Brown whipped
out a large revolver which he placed
against his wifes breast. Mrs. Brown
seized the weapon and pleaded for her
life. Brown finally stated that he had
written a letter and decided 10 give the
woman time to also write a last letter,
and he would then kill her, after which
he would take his own life. Mrs. Brown
succeeded in getting word to the police,
but the drink-crazed man got away oefore
they could place him under arrest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
HONEST men WILL
DRIVE OUT GRAFT
Republicans Are Uniting With
Democrats to Help Clean
Weber County.

Republicans in droves were coming over
to the Democratic ticket yesterday and
announcing openly that they would at
least vote for J. d. Skeen for county at
torney to help clean out the Glasmann
gang. They regard it as their opportunity
to purify the Republican party as well as
the city and county governments.
Not less than three candidates for office
on the Republican ticket said privately
that they intended to vote for Skeen and
hoped he would be elected. Numbers of
prominent Republicans are openly work
ing for Skeen, and large proportion of
them are out for the whole Democratic
ticket. They think a clean sweep ought
t. be made.
''Penitentiary for the grafters." is still
the slogan.
And "BiIr' GIasmann, the notorious one,
seems To be too frightened to say much.
IL was thought that he had abandoned the
fight. for he had nothing to say on the
issue.
Glasmann has hurt his own cause
nightly by his attempt to blacken the
character OF the late Apostle Franklin ID.
Richards. This has opened the eyes of
many to the desperation of his fight. Ii
was what led to his official reputation
By the decent Republicans of Weber coun-
t. and has helped to swell the tide of dis
gust which is rapidly rising against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
CRUSHED UNDER
THE WRECKAGE
Enuineer Alvin WEIGH of Ogden
Loses His Life in Accident
at Summit, New.

The news Of disastrous freight wreck
IN which Alvin WEIGH of this city was
killed instantly and John Mccarthy, also
of Ogden, together with several other
train and engine men were badly injured,
was received here yesterday. The acct
dent occurred at Summit, New. about 600
miles west OF this city, on the Nevada
& California railroad while the train was
running down the mountain side, about "
o clock Saturday noon. TWO engines
were attached TO the train. and in some
way the couplings parted. The head en-
CINE ran but a, short distance when II
t0ppled over on one side The engine fol-
lowing crashed into IT full force, badly
wrecking the train. Engineer WEIGH was
thrown from his seat in the engine cab,
falling beneath the engine. and was
crushed to death. Engineer Daniel Spen-
Ger, who was on the second engine, at
tempted to escape by jumping and was
badly injured, perhaps fatally. Both fire
men, whose names could not be learned,
were more or less badly injured, ana
Brakeman John Mccarthy was also Sc
Verely injured about the face and head.
II is feared that he is injured internally.
The meager reports of the accident re-
ceiVed here show that the train was not
running at a high rate of speed at the
time. and the cause of the accident is not
known. Summit is small station near
the Nevada-California line. The railroad
runs from Hazen. New, to Keller, Cal.
AS 1dr as NINA IL is StduudIu Sdu6S
line. and from that point to Keller IL IS
a narrow gauge road. The crews running
on that part OF the line make their head
quarters at Nina. On account of their be-
ing but one train each way a day, they
are usually heavily loaded. On this ac-
count il was impossible for the engineer
on the second engine to stop his train III
time TO avert the accident.
Alvin Welch, who was killed. is known
here as lob" and lived at 2I60 Pacific
avenue with his wife and two children.
He was about 81 years of age. and well
known in Ogden. Several brothers, sis
tiers. and his mother also reside in this
city Brakeman Mccarthy resides with
his parents on Adams avenue. 1t is Elk
pected that he will recover unless his
Internal injuries are worse than reported.
The train was in charge of Conductor
J. F. Moody, who escaped injury Sew
eral of the cars were demolished, includ-
ing a car of lumber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
FALSE TESTIMONY GIVEN
Two Sides to the Charges of Peonage
According to immigration
Commissioner.

New York, Nov 4.-David Robertson,
immigrant commissioner for the southern
states, made public a letter he has sent
20 President Roosevelt 10 instruct the
department of justice 10 seek in this city
evidence in connection with the charges
of peonage recently made against several
companies.
He says he can prove false testimony
was given before the grand jury at At
lanta, Ga, concerning German employees
who were engaged in this city for work
in the south. He recites the difficulties
encountered in securing help among the
immigrants landing here and SAYS that
agents of southern firms are constantly
imposed on by men who do not care to
work or to add TO the community to
which they are sent, and who. on MAX
ing frivolous charges. are given a hearing
by officials who fail TO investigate both
sides of the case. The result he saws.
is injurious to the cause of labor in the
south.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
GREAT THINGS
ARE PROMISED
VoIiva, DoWie's Successor, Has
Plans for the Erection of
a New Zion.

Chicago, Nov. 4-Wilbur Glenn Voliva
successor 10 John Alexander Dowie as
head of the Christian Catholic church.
outlined to some of his followers in Ken
osha tonight plans for the erection of a
new Zion, which, he said would make
the greatest religious colony IN the
world.
My policies will be as different from
those of John Alexander Dowie." he
said. "as day is different from night.
The first command to be observed in the
new city will be absolute freedom from
debt. Neither Zion nor a man in Zion
shall owe cent. 1t is my plan TO estab-
fish colonies where the homeless and
friendless shall be cared for. 1 shall have
tract of thousands of acres OF land TO
which l shall invite the homeless of the
world and ask them to take twenty-acre
tracts and earn an honest living. 1t will
be my plan to build factories for the
working men and to go down and work
with them. 1 shall do away with the arts
tOcratic city that has grown up in Zion,
and in the new city all shall be of equal
standing"
Voiiva declared that he had no use for
orthodox churches.
IF the churches Of the day. he said.
represent the modern religion, / viii
take the platform as an infidel and
smash them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
A BOYS DoN'Ts.
kansas City Journal

NhdhSdS lily journal
The pupils in one room in the Sabetha
schools were each required to write
short composition. One of them. a boy
of 10 years old. wrote the following:
us boys and girls are always bossed
around, and everybody says don't to us.
Here are some 6on'ts for you grown peo-
pie that l am going to write in this essay.
because ! dassent speak up and say EN-
TO anybodys face:
Don't tell us boys and girls what we
can't eat and when we've got to Quit
eatin- We don't try to give YOU advice
about your eatinS.
Don't get excited when we have been
away from the house few hours We're
GUS
Don't tell us your going TO lick us
when we go to bed. There amt any fun
till after il is all over.
Don't blame us when you can't find
any one else to blame We're dead tired
Of getting the worst of it.
Don't make US apologize. People ought
to apologize to us lots of times, but they
never do ii. You bet we notice it, too.
Don't be everlasting grabbing us and
Strengthening US out and pulling at our
clothes and poking your fingers in our
ears to get the dirt out WE DON'T
LIKE 1T.
Don't always make us co your way.
We want to do our way once in while
Don't nudge each other and ask us
silly questions. We're onto you old smart
AlecS.
Don't make fun of US. We've got
feelings, although the big people never
seem to know it.
Don't make us show off How would
YOU feel il somebody made you do tricks
like an Irish setter?
Don't make us thank you and all that
kind of business every time somebody
hands us something. They don't do il be-
cause they want us to bow and scrape
around. They do it because they were us
themselves once.
This amt ali the don'ts know. but I'll
have to stop because the teacher won I
let me make the piece any longer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
STOMACH PAINS
Dr. Williams Pink Pills Brought Re-
lief, and Cure for Splitting
Headaches as Well.

DIR. Williams Pink Pills, a remedy
which has been before the American peo-
pie for generation, is still accomplish.
ing wonderful results as is evidenced by
the following interview with Mrs. Ra-
chael Gardner, of Wilsey, Kans.
1t was very strange" she SAYS, "I
never could tell what caused it and
neither could any body else. For long
time had bad spells with my stomach.
The pain would commence about my
heart and was so deadly agonizing that
would have to scream aloud. Sometimes
it would last several hours and / would
have TO take laudanum 10 stop it. Be.
sides this had headache almost con.
stantly, day aud night, that nearly crazed
me. so You see l suffered a great deal.
And when think of the agony en-
dured it still makes me shudder.
Doctors, did you say? Their medi-
cine made me sicker. l couldn t take it
and kept growing worse until friend
advised me to take DIR. Williams Pink
Pills, and did. I began TO feel better
and was soon wholly converted to this
wonderful medicine. 1t did me more
good than had ever hoped for. I kept
on with the pills and now recommend
them to allwho suffer"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills have cured
severe cases of indigestion, bloodlessness,
influenza, headaches, backaches, lum.
bago, sciatica, neuralgia, nervousness
and spinal weakness. The genuine DR..
Williams Pink Pills are guaranteed to
be free from opiates or any harmful
drugs and cannot injure the most delicate
system. At all druggists, or from the
Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
NY. postpaid on receipt of price, 80
cents Per box. six boxes for $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
TRAINMEN IN LUCK.
Slight Accident on the Southern Pa
cific at LoVeIock, New.

A serious accident was narrowly avert
ed al Iovslock New. on the main line of
the Southern Pacific west of here. yes
terday freight train that had taken
the siding at that point to meet another
train pulled out in the face of No. 6, a
passenger train. The engineer of the lat
ter train saw the mistake In time to re-
verse his engine, but could not prevent
era shing into the rear OF the freight.
The eaboose of the freight train was de-
moIished. and the engine was consdera-
bly, damaged. Fortunately no one was in
5ured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
HIS UNSUITABLE CROUCH.
(Chicago Record-HeraId. }

II
why are you looking so glum? Lost
any money on wheat"
No"
"Haven;t any domestic trouble 1 hope?"
'Huckuh."
well, something seems TO have gone
wrong. What is it,?
Weather
1.-THE weather. Why, man. what do
you want at this time of the year? The
weathers perfect. You couldn't get a
better day than this made to order
II know ii. darn the luck, If i could
only get one to play golf this afternoon
but / simply can't do it."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-05
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Black.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Black was
held at the Second ward meeting house at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Bishop
Robert McQuarrie presiding. The ser
vices were largely attended and there
were many beautiful floral offerings. The
ward choir rendered several selections.
The speakers were: John Wilson. David
Mckay. Joseph Parry, G. F. Middleton,
J. NJ. Brown and Bishop McQuarrle.
C;randsons of the deceased acted as pail
bearers. male quartette sang selee-
ton at the grave. Interment was in the
(tifr camel cry