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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09
30. D.. corresponding secretary Of the superan-
Wtnona District.

The appointments of the Winona dis
trict, Minnesota conference, not printed
in the lists yesterday are as follows:
r. N. Rule, presiding elder, W1nona; Austin,
G. W.. Lutx; Blooming Prairie. Lyle and Lon
don. n Bran; Brownsville. Lansing and Walt
ham, o. w. Trask; Byron, l. 1. Seager; Gale
Claremont, w. L. Langrell: Dodge Center. john
Pemberton; Dover, ]. 3. Wood; Elgin, j. r.
more. to be supplied; Grand Meadow and Pleas
ant Valley, G. NJ. Donaldson; Fountain, to be
supplied; Harmony, State Line and Granger W.
E. Thompson; Casson James Castles; La Ores
cent. 7. G; ]. Kelly; ely Mabel and Canton, r. B.
Pleasant Grove and SIMPSON e Be-
Minnesota, Beaver and Weaver. to be supplied;
Money Creek. G. A. Hanna; Pine Island, W; J.
L. Hughes; Racine, J: =. Barr; Rochester. @.
". Taylor; Spring Valley. y. G.. Evans; st.
Lowe; Stockton j. B.. Utton: Winona Central,
Frank Doran: Olive Branch. w. E. Bennett;
Wesley c. e. Mead: Zumbrota, q. A. Palmer
Lanesboro, to be supplied. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09

Mr. and Mrs Jay P Morrill, have come from
Miller, s. d.. to spend the winter in Mime
apolis and, perhaps, make their home mere per-
manently. They are at 1716 W.. Thirty first
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, were Sonth Da.
kota pioneers mad their departure from Miller
was deeply regretted by their many friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09
ST, PAUL MAN COMMITS SUICIDE.

A. Piebusch, an accordian pleater, 1e East
his s'I room last night By turnins on the ga 81
His body was found today by an elevator opera
tor in the building. Dependency caused by
| the death of his wife was the cause assigned.
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City News
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Metropolitan Theater-Fay Tenn
pleton in Forty-fve Minutes from
Broadway. -
Biiou Theater-''Mr. Blarney Of
Ireland.
X Orpheum Theater-Modern vaude-
vile. 3 ..
Lyceum Theater-'f Brother Of
ficers. -
#UniqueJT heater-Vaudeville.
Dewey Theater -'sDreamland
Burlesquers. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-09

Sore Throat and Cold in Chest relieved over
night by Omega Oil. Trial bottle 10c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
BUSINESS PERsoNALs-con.

w J. HEsTILAL. formerly 10 9Th ST..
temporary location $50 Pierce; ali
pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon
JoHNsoN's DAIRY CO., temporarily
located at 3776 24th st. 97t'
DR. A. H. WALLACE. Dentist, resumed
practice at 1908 1-2 Broadway, Oakland.
with DIR. C. 3. JARVIS elmo
DR.. GERALD j, FITZGIBBON, for
merly OF 2l Powell st., now at 2oi
Hatght ST. 1mo
WILLIAM J. HERRIN. attorney, Crossley
bldg, has established his law Offices tenn
porarily at his residence, 1898 Masonic ave. /;
Insurance collected. 25-tf
THE McNutt Hospital Is now located at
25l1 Pacific ave, San Francisco. % If
c. S. CAPP 4 CO., real estate, office at 62S
Baker ST, near McAllister ST. 2o-1mo
CALIFORNIA HOUSE-WRECKING CD
will continue business at their old stand. N.
w. cor. 10th and Mission sts., San Fran
cisco; are now ready for all bids of wreck
ing. K. T. Norton, secretary, can be found
at 2l25 O'Farrell st. Branch Office, 266 E..
18th ST., cor. sth ave-, East Oakland. NJ ].
MCBRIDE, manager. 26-tf
General CEltractors
UIIDINGS BOUGHT. LOTS CLEARED
as before; fully equipped with teams ana ap-
purtenances. Employees report immediately.
1907 Market St. cor 18th. 4-30-1m
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PERsoNALs-continued.

SECOND 1<lSt.
son St. Oakland. May ., 1906.-Infor-
mstion is desired as To the where
sbouts Of the undersigned who are in,
Perciydi; Barton, Alexander NJ. 1890
Geary ST.; Bennett, Arthur j. G.. n
Carmelita ST.; BQakiston Family, SCALA
18TH ST.; Bassett, Arthur. ll4l Mission
st, or 5Os montgomery ST.; Ellington.
F. H.. Glib Mission ST.; Chalmers, Mrs.
Lucy, 1lo4 Valencia ST.; Cuff, VIM.
Palace t4otel; Cox, Elizabeth, 6a Geary
St; cox, Harold, 6yI Geary ST.; Cox.
Gertruaes es4 -Geary St; Dargan, Kath-
leer, from Cleveland, Ohio; Evans, w.
F.. and family, 3Ss Post St; Evans,
EDeneza, 'Dyved" Evans, Metropoli-
tan Hotel; Fox, Joseph. 40 Langton st. !;
Gianer, Sarah, from Australia; Gwynn.
John 513 Mission ST.; Hamilton. f5ry-
mondS, VIM. Jas, IL Patton st; Han.
cock. Chas Thos., and family, S3S l4th
st: Jackson, Lieutenant GIesley, and
fanny; Jay. Percy Whitmore, and wife,
702 Natonna st. Mckenzie. Kenneth, l4s
May, Ernest. n6 IL 9Th St; Lewis.
Samuel, and family, sls Webster St;
tute; Mckenzies Kenneth. las 10th st. i,
Meadows, Harry Head, corner Battery
and Washington SITS, and ALT Howard
Ct; Mcdonald, Alexander Hugh. bak-
CT OlT, w H. JQO.s PSd-
body. Mrs. Thomas. and daughter, 27s
Frederick ST.; Pope. Walter George.
Russ House, or care F. r. Wall, Gttor-
ney. Merchants Exchange bldg; Rohr.
2d4e McAnister St; Scadder, James
from Australia; Scaddeg Jessie, from
Australia Smith, Alexander, and fam
lily. 18th St; Thomas. A. H., 1460 Clay
ST.; pIsr WookeX, ". Jacob. and family, am
Mrs. Margaret. and family, 6s7 Scott 1t
FRANZ ROHWER, formerly located 9sS
Howard ST.. communicate with CRANE
CO, 18th and Webster SITS. Oakland.
and learn something to your adyan-
JACK SYLVESTER Of 1s Mason St,
please communicate with MRS. w. J..
AITcHdsoN OF sTbs Army st.. San
Dh. cH1s: 2. FRENCH, lsl. Pine yt
MRS. DUNN zWIKER. send address to
592 Second ave-, Richmond Dist ST.
AR J. JACK s,l M JIlArsoN NJ would s,si be Dlssssd ss
NSEs, Il SIT z A M S-W1ise PV o. s.l at as4 Moss Moss
ok. Av M. kkoFoszYNER, 4 +, 5 DR.. W. P. vi VII
AsR 4espRans at Wsst sssa pos aao " Hours as
SCOPE. sto., from corner Jones and Califor-
MA, eo|nlunieate with Dod, s24 18th St.
NOTE o71z.nas papas ssvsIs snd envelopes at air-
SHAM'S Hardware Store, 2as2 Mission
ST., near Twenty-sixth. SIT
WILL l. MCCALL. formerly OF Flood
bldg, send his address to MRS. Hull
DASTOHL, 1923 Sixth St, West Berke-
Lofts SCHNEIDER, from poik-st.
Market, is in business at 1859 Unions 3ts
COL W. TRE4ADWELL and wife, COM
municate with MRS. NJ A. PERRY, lsS
Collingwood st. S5t
with your mother, MRS. ELLEN ROB-
ERTS. care Masonic Relief COMMITTEES
Oakland. 83t~
MARY McAULEY OF 14S7 Harrison at
would like to hear from MRS. LIZZIE
KELLY. formerly Of 7oS Natoma. Tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

3 beloved husband of Louise c. sobrio.
native Of Switzerland, aged IS years
and 4 months.
THOMPSO Mn this city, May 9. 1906. at
Diamond street, John c.. beloved hus-
band of Adah Thompson, and son Of
Mrs. Charlotte Brown and the late
James Thompson, and brother of Mrs.
George Goodin, Mrs. Charles Alexan-
der, Mrs. Walter Storather and Hamil-
ton d., Frauk and Charles Thompson,
q native Of Toronto. Canada aged 40
years 10 months and 10 days.
wALSH--Tn the City and County Hos
pital. May g. 1906, Richard Walsh, q
native of New Jersey. aged 81 years.
WRIGIIT-In this cvity, May s, 1908, CO.
lu1nbus Wright, beloved husband Of
> Siminda Wright. and father OF Mrs Z.
Currau Mrs. Thos Powers. Mrs:
PoIlack and Harry, Joe and Edward
Wright, native or Kentucky, aged 50
wears 8 months and . days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE.

AAA-WAI.L paper, 1-2c roll and up
ward; good paint, 81 gall; WhitJ lead,
oil. etc; full line all painters supplies; I;
regular wholesale rates. NJ. MERl,
GAN, the Old Stand, corner Ellis and
Webster sts.; painting. paperhanging,
plastering, etc. myI 1mo
FOR sale-Sa fes: several Macneale g.
Urban flreproof safes and vault doors:
few are very large folding-door safes.
Call or address j. c. PEYTON or e. r.
BALDWIN. Crelln Hotel, Oakland. II =
FOR sa1e-Cheap; shelving OF store fx-
lures and one counter. Apply zlls Cen
SAFE for sale. Inquire drug store. Nc
Allister and Laguna sts. IT
FOR sale-.Several cars glass sash and
doors; immediate delivery. r. A. pull
FER. $40 Second ave. Richmond Dis
trict. 33ts
FOX sale--A good-paying barber shop
Address box ls, Now Agency. Napa.
TWO niloh cows for SALE sss Elizabeth
NEW Yost typewriter for sale cheap: sli
Lyon St, San Francisco. St'
FINE fixtures. containing drawers and
lockers. for sale. INQUIRE 2Sol Pine, 81.
aSd s PS6 iG RssF sarey sd sES aS
Kearny ST. Office hours, TO !. s-lmo'
FOR sale eheap-One New England wax
thread sewing machine S2eBroadway.
Oakland. 93t'
TWO gentle cows for family supply
Address MRS. YoUNGHANS. 2sth and
FOR saie-one tent 2sx42; one canopy
tent lox5e; address box 6ss7. Call Of
CASH registers-We buy and sell cash
registers. American Secondhand Cash
Reg. Co., s72 Eddy st. sot
FOR sale-White's dental engine vulcan
NEW desks for sale. Apply TO JOHN D.
RICHARDS, 1912 Fillmore St IT.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
PHYSICIANS.
PERSONALS.


sERs. faTmerly Of 1850 Pine St. 1Ros.
welp. s +. Notify J. H REl-sERs sSs
MRS. A M SPILLER. please send hei
address 10 the Information Bureau,
1881 Fillmore, San Francisco. II 3t'
INFORMATION wanted of whereabouts
1896 Adeline st, Berkeley. Cal lt'
francisco. send address to szoa Gay,lt.
INNES. T. A M.-Write or call at 4e4
WANTED-The address Of MRS. MARY
J. KAEN and son. HENRY A. OF &C
Caementina st., San Francisco. Kindly
send same to MRS. ESTHER SIM
Mr. E. J. KING. formerly Brady ST..
now at Camp Lake. Market-st. cut,
would like to hear from Florence. it,
WILL the daughter Of MR.. DELANEY
dress to MISS A cRowDER. 1880 Tre-
1NFoRMITfoN l1IS5eF Of MRS. FRANCES
VAN HAckE by her mother, "a Gates
MCCARTHY. MARY. widow. for1nerlx of
LII Dore st. please communicate with
NJ. G. HASSETT, attorney. at 17S
Vallejo St, his present office lt'
siding on 9th st, kindly send address to
CHAs. c. FISHER & CO.. real estate
agents, 67s 4th ave, Richmond Dist II 8.
PAWLAS, MISS MARY, formerly of The
Call, address JAMES MULLALLY.
Park Emergency Hospital. 1t'
MILON family Of 5l4 Minna ST., Eend ed-
dress to MRS. HELENA McCAFFERY.
$40 stanyan st. 1t'
JOHN I. A JAUNET, real estate and
insurance; renting and leasing. Tempo
rary 612 Central ave. II TIE
A GENTLEMAN, 80 years, with 500 mo.
income. will marry lady who owns
some property. Answer Experience,
poste rcstante. General 2. O.. San Fran
cisco. II 3ts
MRS. L WARD, formerly 1l5s Market
st. now at Hotel Gould. Laguna St.
room 10 city IL 3ts
MRS. JOSIE r. CLARK, formerly Of 1oo7
" with MISS DOROTHY MARION.
Hotel Merropole, Oakland. II St'
WILL Mrs J. Donahus and Mrs. Mary
German OF Honolulu, who were last
heard Of at the W1imerding School.
the dssn odd 'fSa FeloMs Ss seiiss oommistss s e.
Steiner and oeary SITS.
l9;st' ~ {o,s 4 ~ sarsI Brand, ND Sc sscrstsry: =, g
Bausrf Important lsss Henry Ct. +.
cH&s. afsn EIDRiDGE 5fEsi Of "a oomneraai .1s ana
~, Union st; located Clan Ellen. io-4t..
address to 2128 Pine st. s.. =. sSt.
IS. and META sCHMIDT, hsr daugh-
ter rsR fSs e; 1ad also her = cySser rs Nh
Of : please n s Write to Ms. M jAcK Fsn JEAFl HsxEo
SON. their brother. los Bassett st. Eu-
reka Restaurant San Jose, Cal
st, East Oakland CARLSON. sats
MRS. NEWTON, from Ss Clinton Park.
Esesss can On MIRA SCHNEIDER 1895
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR LEAS

In beautiful FTuitvale, II acres OF land
flowers and shrubbery OF all varieties.
abundance If fruit and shade trees; horss
and buggy; wagon and farming imple.
ments; cows. chickens and pigeonsi ,
acres in grain; this property is located
near the foothills aud within blocks OF
streetcar line TO Oakland, Berkeley and
Alameda; trains 10 San Francisco every
q minutes: will rent this property for
further particulars call or address RU-
DELL REAL ESTATE Co, Sc. corne:
Fruitvals ave. and Washington ST., Fruit
vale, Cal; phone Vale 6Sl. SIT
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PROPERTY WANTED.

house; large lot suitable fer wholesale
house; south Of Market and near 8. P.
r. r. preferred. but any good location
considered We also want Immediately
large holding On Van Ness ave-. or in
vicinity. II you have house to rent at
= reasonable figure we have a client for
Il who Will take II Immediately. BURR
fADDOE Co.. Inc, temporary ONCE
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
Clears for Honolulu.

The bark Albert was cleared yester-
day for Honolulu with a cargo valued
at s,220. It includes 1000 bbls -four.
1897 ctls barley. 271 etls wheat. 1899
lbs beans. %, ,442 lbs niddiings, 47s ctls
corn, $1,000 lbs salt, S2,5oo. Lbs sugar.
900 bales hay, 1854 lbs bread, 500 cs
canned goods, 20 bbls. salmon. 1899 gals
vinegar, 800 cs soap, II. 400 lbs tobacco,
POI, ,7o5 lbs Fertilizer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

OAKLAND. May 1o.-Mark Fleming,
telegraph operator and refugee from
San Francisco. committed suicide last
might at Adams Point by drinking car
bolic acid. Fleming was despondsnt
He vss ae years old
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
MARRIED.

ALLAN-ROBINSON- tits city, May
g, 1906 by the Rev. William N Meserve
John c. Allan and Mabel L. Robinson.
both OF San Francisco.
NoRMAN-ZhLLER- this city, May
8, 1906 by the Rev. G. Calvert Smoot,
Herbert A. Norman and Olga Barbara
Zeller.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
Msnchuria |. Due Sunday.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Manchuria is scheduled
to arrive on Sunday from Hongkong
via Yokohama and Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.

TWO, three or i've rooms for hns Offices
1lb7 Turk. near LAguna St D-6ta
FRONT and back perIor for Office. s31
Ellis st. apply bet. and II g. m 9 St.
TO let Part OF store at 1Sss Union
street 8Sts
OFFICE room to rent Apply TO JOHN
y. RICHARDS, 191f Fillmore st. s7ts
OFFICES to let-s15 $40 $50 and &s6. 500
F11nocs ST. San Tranc4scA lfp
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Mariposa Is Due Monday.

The Oceanic Steamship Companys 5
steamer Mariposa is due to arrive on
Monday from Tahiti
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
Working on the Cruisers.

The work on the United States cruis-
ers South Dakota, Milwaukee and Cali
fornia at the Union Iron Works Is be-
Ing rapidly pushed forward.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING
COMPANY

Having escaped the fire, we still
continue the business at the old
stand, 2475-24S3 Mission street.
near Cir. st. Use cur chapel free.
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eERkELeY Real ESTATE.

$3,65o-Desirable residence, 9 rooms, high
100; finely located on Ashby ave-, near Tel
egraph; easily converted into two fats |;
mortgage of 81, 500 can remain. Many other
good properties.
GEO, SULLX,
Real Estate and Insurance,
35l4 Adeline ST.,
South Berkeley. 9-4t
FOUR CHOICE PROPERTIES.
For sale at correct prices, as / contem-
plate a change of location; one vacant
property in each, Berry Bangs, Hillegass
and Scenic Park Tracts; and my Broom
residence on the hillside in the Scenic
Tract. Call or address MRS. MARY F..
HILL, Highland Terrace" at head OF
Ridge Road, Berkeley, Cal. my 9 II
GOOD house, rooms and bath; tve
minutes walk OF State University: 19o
foot frontage; price 81, 900. Apply 1884
Sacramento St. S. F. SIT
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

GOOD investment-Ss5OO will build fats
Of rooms and bath at 18th and Noe
ets.s stone steps, tile vestibule, floor
mantels, shades. gas and electric fix
tUres; all modern and complete; in
come S6S Fer mo. Address B. MARTIN,
Phons Cspp 2S57. u2t'
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

REAL, ESTATE FOR TRADE.
4 lots in Chino, Cal. where the earth
never cuales. with a Groom house,
barn, wagon shed. shop and henhouse,
on corner 10th and d SITS: will trade for
hay property at q 32100 vslua ton D. l.
JTJNGCK- 21u Shattuck ave-. Berkeley.
Cal 20 10-ft
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BURR-PADDoN COMPANY.
rs.> - ,o Incorporated .,
-A~AtS OF ~ Montgomery St; temporary
ONCE 1863 Fillmore, near Bush, ;. r.
We are making q speciality Of south of
market St. Van Ness ave. and tlllmoTe
st properties; our list of properties in
the city.
If you went q temporary building for
any business, come iE and see US; we viii
erect temporary quarters in almost any
part OF The city 70 suit your require
ments.
II you viii drop as a postal telling us
what you are looking for you viii save
much time and woTTy. II We know what
you want we can soon find it for you.
Drop in at our Office or II you have no
tine 70 90 this put your needs on the
BACK OF & postal and We viii show you
something 10 suit
REMEMBER that our business was not
interrupted for one hour. Our city busi-
ness was carried on at our Oakland Of
fcc from the morning of the earthquake
untlt We got located in the city at our
temporary quarters. All our papers ana
documents were saved and we are in
position 10 give you better service than
sny other agent IN the city. We lOoh
Tor a greater san Francisco. The earth
quake AMI IRE are things of the past
md We have no time 70 think OF them
now.
We are particularly anxious to have
The present addresses of our former
clients. as We have some extra good
propositions 10 present 10 them Win
YOU kindly let us hear from you? Yours
1or business.
BURR-PADDoN COMPANY.
temporary address 1903 Fillmore st near
Bush, San Francisco. 94t
-
FOR sale OF TO Iease-Residence Of u rooms
and large finished basement. Apply 1868
O'Farrsl 81, Owner. o.3ts
SOL CETZ & SONS,
Real Estate Owners and Dealers,
So7 Devissdero ST.
Choice lots to build on in Sunset. Ocean
SIDE, Richmond and Excelsior Homestead,
IRON dust.
Oceznside Branch Oasee
Cor. Il ST and 18th Ave. Open Daily.
tI,sOo-Two hundred cash. balance sI2.so
per month. For ssle-not damaged by
earthquake; my beautiful home, 7 rooms
and bath, at sos Paxton ave, Ingleside;
car direct; $50 feet car line; small cash
payment; see owner on premises all day
today before II is sold
S5OO-Lot on Mateo St: refused $3.50
before earthquake; IS feet from car line;
Slo0 down, IS per month 2sxlI2; street
work done; also several other pieces for
one-fourth its value. See me at once. VIM.
4. VALENTINE. 3o9 Paxton ave. Ingle-
MISSION REAL ESTATE.
D. COFFIN g. CO.,
2s2s Mission St., Near 2Ist
Property TO Rent and TO Lease. my If
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BIRTHS.

EWALD-In this city, May 10, 1906, to
the wife Of Anton Ewaad (nee Pelle), a
daughter,
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTS.

CASH paid for diamonds, pearls, old gold
and silver H c. AHLBRS, formerly
l26 Kearny St. I1OS Eddy St: Office
hours, TO l. elmo'
WANTED-BIock book of the City and
County OF San Francisco UNITED
STATES IMP. & INV. CO.. 7S9 Fillmore
9-3t
HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
silver at c. KALLAlANN & SONS.
1903 Fillmore et. apr2S limo
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

RANCH--40 aorss; partly improved; eood
water; terms Address box ell7. Can
office, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

10 acres highly improved producing 1iand
near Fresno City: present crop worth
ESQ acres very choice land near Oriand.
BXCET.L.ENTLY LOCATED TO SUB
DIVIDE; $3.50 per acre
- acres Al chicken ranch improved
near Petalums; $500.
Above properties clear; win exchange
Tor good city property.
THOs GILBERT.
Union Savings Bank bldg, Oakland.s 9 II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

II you want q temporary building for
any business come iE and see US; we VIII
erect temporary quarters in almost any
part OF The city 70 suit your require
meuts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
PATROL FROM WARSHIPS
TAKEN FROM WATER FRONT
Soldiers Relieve BluejaCketS
and Marines.

The marine and bluejacket guards
from the ships Of the Pacific squadron
were withdrawn from the water front
yesterday and their places taken by
soldiers. The people along the water
front will hold In grateful remem-
brance the services rendered by the
navy in the city's hour OF need
The bluejaekets preserved the peace
from Fort Mason to the Pacific Mail
wharf, protected property from thieves
and fires and performed their duties
with such efficiency and good judg-
ment that 1t was with general regret
that citizens saw their good natured
guardians marched back aboard their
respective ships.
The marine guard from thu Boston
patroned the ferry depot. where they
handled the heavy traffic with such
skill that all confusion was avoided.
where. under less able direction, the
congestion would have been terrific.
OF the bluejacket guard the Chicago
contributed about 200 men, the Boston
about $50 and the Princeton about 100.
In addition to the sailormen there were
on duty along the beach 70 marines
from Yerba Buena, 70 marines from the
Chicago and rs from the Boston.
The navy's land forces were all un-
der the command OF Captain Badger
Of the flagship Chicago.
The sailors and marines were relieved
yesterday afternoon by the soldiers and
after the men had returned on board
the warships left the city wharves and
proceeded to Sausalito. where they will
wash OF the dust and prepare Tor 8
cruise along the coast
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Will Sail for Portland.

VIII SAT- Tor portland.
The steamer Breakwater will sail for
Portland, Or. via Coos Bay on Tues
day, May Is.
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MEDICAL.

Mrs. DR. GWYER, formerly Of 511A
Leaveuworth St. S. F., now located at
1926 Chestnut ST.. between 18th and 18th,
Oakland. elmo
DR.. SYLVESTER'S Offices, formerly 12O0
Market St, San Francisco, are now To-
Gated at 1884 Clay st. corner 18th, Oak
land S4tS
DIR. ROSEN, residence 1925 Folsom ST.,
cor. 26th; ladies, relief or no fee. 10-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

We are making 8 speciality Of south OF
Market St. Van Ness ave. and Fillmore
81. properties; our list Of properties IN
this section is uneoualed by any one in
the city.
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Ninnnn Maru Sails.

The japanese steamship Nippon Maru
sailed yesterday for Hongkong and
way ports. Her cargo consisted chiefly
of merchandise in transit from Eastern
States to ports In China and Japan:
The following were the principal ship
ments:
To Japan-74.sss lbs tallow 22s pkgs
machinery, 1894 kegs spikes. 20 O. lu-
bricatins oil. Sc pkgs leather. 1s es
typewriters, 13S pkgs roofing material.
To China--5557 bales cotton domes-
tics, 400 bales sheetings. SO pkgs ma
chinery, 500 cs cigarettes. 1000 kegs
nails, "a rolls leather, 80 lbs ginseng,
1854 cs canned goods. 1000 lbs peas, 1853
lbs coffee, 1888 lbs chocolate, 2020 lbs
dried fruit, 25to lbs cheese. so26 lbs
ham and bacon, 1866 casks beer, s2s2
lbs pearl barley.
The steamship also had shipment
of treasure. consisting Of SIS, $50 In sill
yer bullion for Kobe.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED WEDNESDAY, May 8.
Stmr Pomona. Swanson. Eureka;
Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
Stmr Stat eof California, Thomas.
San Diego: Paoiio Coast Steamship
Company.
Stmr Costa Rioa, Curtis, Astoria.
S. F. and p. s. s. Co.
Schr Allen A, Henriksen. Mahukona:
Charles Nelson Co.
Br strnr Dulwich. Dudley. Victoria:
Mora q 90
CLEARED THURSDAY, MAY 10.
Jap stmr Nippon Maru. Greene.
Hongkong, ETC.; w. II. Avery.
Stmr Empire, Liberoth, Corintos H.
]. Hart.
ARRIVED WEDNESDAY, MAY "a
Schr Guide, Roth. s1-2 days from
Grays Harbor.
ARRIVED THURSDAY. MAY 10
Stmr Pomo, Rsfnertson. Ii hours
from Albion. via Point Arena, 10
hours.
strnr Chloe. Martin. 81 hours from
Bandon.
stnr Newport, chlsnens. % hours
from Eureka.
Stmr Sea Foam. Miller. II hours
from Mendocino.
Str Corona. Gislow. 20 hours from
Eureka
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
COUNTRY Real ESTATE.

- - n 49, TT NN(.nF AM
Temporary ol1ce. L4l McAlister St. San
Francisco.
Exceptional opportunities in the couu-
try; small homes; easy payments to suit
present emergency.
l0-scre homes at San Martin, orcha I'd
and vineyards; moderate price; In
stallmenJs; sl5 monthly
s25Oo-l5 acres near Redwood City: 5-roor
cottage, barn. etc; only s50c down;
balance monthly payments
f140e-I0 acres on r. r. in Santa Clara
Co.; house. barn, ETC.: only $500 cash
balance $l55 monthly.
Nicely wooded sites at Redwood City. ]
ecTe, $50; acres, S1350; easy month
y payments
large villa lots at Palo Alto; street work
and sidewalks free; so nouthly
Sacramento Valley irrigated landsS
cheap; easy terms.
1900 acres stock and grain ranch: only
81 per acre. etz
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11

BURR-PADDON COMPANY,
Incorporated.
Lsts OF 20 Montgomery St; temporary
once 1863 Fillmore, near Bush, > r.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-11
Diseharaina Big Cargo.

The steamship Meteor Is now dis
charging her cargo Of lumber at Main
street dock. 1t consists OF 100000 feet,
including a small quantity OF shingles
and laths- She viii be eight days in
unloading.