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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-18
ENGAGEMENTS.

Previous 10 the departure Of the
Charles II. Aliens for Winnipeg, Man
itoba, on sunday evening. the engage
ment WAS informally announced Of their
younger daughter Aileen TO J. F. Scan
land Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany- Saturday. April 81. was 10 have
been the occasion Of the announcement
at a card party given by Miss Vera Al
len TO her sisters friends. Everything
had been prepared for the function.
even TO the uNle souvenir hearts as
name cards, h<lt that DAY found the two
sisters enrolled with the Red Cross
workers at the Park Emergency Hos
pital. The Misses Allen belonged to
the Entire Nous Club, and large num-
Der Of their friends called at the dock
70 see them off on Sunday They for
merly lived in Winnipeg, but for the
past six years have resided in san
Francisco. They expect TO return in a
year or 50. Nr. Scanland. Miss Aileen's
hance, is a son of the well-known
steamship man Of Montreal He is also
a member Of the Entire Nous Club
Mr.. and Mrs. William \. Day of Peta-
luna announce the engagement of their
daughter LYDIA Edith, TO Harold D.
Hart. The wedding is to be June
event
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zobel announce
the engagement of their daughter LII
ian 10 JULIUS A<AAAAFls MI 1~4l0AN4 a.
East on a business trip, and upon his
return a reception will be held.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Stella Blumenthal and Melville E. Cohn.
They win receive next Sunday, June
p. at z2O Second avenue, from to 5.
Mrs. NJ Lilienthal announces the en-
Ragenent OF her granddaughter, Gertha
lehman, to Bert Levi of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lilienthal is visiting in the south
ern city at $50 South Hope street.
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HOME PARTIES.

The Bertheau Circle, literary club
Of the prominent German women of
san Francisco Oakland and Alameda,
will hold its first meeting since the fire
TODAY at the home of Mrs. William
wolf formerly Of Washington street,
this city), 1880 Central avenue, Ala
media. Arthur Becker win assume the
dlrectorship. The members whose ad
dresses have been found and who viii
congregate at the meeting are Mrs.
cesar Bcrtheau, president; Mrs.
Ceorge Volkmann, vice president; Mrs.
Charles Bundschu. Mrs. @. +. Bowman,
Mrs. c Bruntsch. Mrs. Ernst Denieke.
Mrs. Ehrnann, Mrs. DR.. Scbleisen, Mrs.
II w. Hansen, Mrs. G. Hermann, Mrs.
n. Hoppe. Mrs Habenicht. Mrs. VIII
liam Penn Humphrey. Mrs. L. Roster,
Or n. Kreutzmann, Mrs. i. Russ, Mrs.
=, Roedine, Mrs. Siegfried, Mrs. Wall
fer Spever. Mrs. Ad Schmidt, Mrs
Claiis Schilling, Mrs. Simon, Mrs. H
weber. Mrs William Wolf, Mrs. G.
Wores and Mrs. +. Hess
A large reception and builshead
breakfast were held Sunday, June 10.
IN honor OF the recent marriage of
Miss Schimpf OF MarysYille and Fred
erick Bildebrand of this city. The af-
fair took place at the country home.
The Heights, of Mr.. and Mrs. H Mel
sen at Novato, Marin County. A de-
Iightful day was spent with many
toasts and congratulations TO the
voung couple Mr. Hildebrand is the
san Francisco representative for Red
fngton & Co. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. II. Nielsen, Mrs J. Hide
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-18
THIRTY-FIVE MILLIONS
IN GEMS FOR AMERICA
Importation of Precious stones TO the
United States Reaches
High Figure.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE United
States Geological Survey in bulletin
on the production and importation OF
precious stones in the United States in
1905 says the value of the output OF
precious stones in that year reached
$32S,350. of which the yield from
sapphire mines amounted to $125,000
Next in value was the turquoise output
quoted at $4,000
The importation of precious stones
amounted to $34,99s.513. as compared
with s2S,003,213 in 1904. Diamonds
represerI the bulk of the importations
the rough or uncut stones being valued
at s10.2s1.111. while the value of the
unset stones is placed at s20.S.5,304.
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brand, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Jensen, Mrs. S.
Hildebrand, Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. S.
Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ludin, Miss A.
Ludin, Tommie Twaits, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Stande, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jewell, Ruth
and Dorothy Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Twaits, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stubenrach, Mr.. and Miss Elsa
Dickelman, Joie Cooper, Edward Hide
brand, William Riegelhuth, Charles
Johnson, Mrs. ]. Pachaco, the Misses
Pachaco, Paul, Thomas and Joseph
Pachaco, eX-SuperYisor ]. Ring Miss
Alma Ball, Mrs. Leamer, Miss Miller,
William Wells, Miss Marie Sears, AIR.
and Mrs. Carlyle Willie La France,
Mrs. Riddle, Miss Hough, Mr.. Volkman,
Mrs. Peterson, Mr.. Earheart, Phillip
Haub, Sandy Mcintosh.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-18
HALL FOR EAGLES
FORMALLY DEDICATED
BY THE LOCAL AERIES
Executive Committee Officers Tell
Of Relief Given Many
Members.

San Francisco Aerie No and Gold
en- Gate Aerie No. 61, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, combined forces in build
ing one-story corrugated zine hall
at 1735 Market street, opposite Cough,
"a feet front and 134 feet deep, and
yesterday the structure was dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies under
the Joint executive and finance COM
mittee of the order, consisting of j. L..
Herget. ]. J. Cassidy, v F. Matria,
Ben f. Hanlon, Gustave Pohlmann,
William Clack, John s. Parry and
Harry |. Mulcreevy, in the presence
of about 400 persons, members and
their lady relatives. The new hall,
which is fitted up in good shape for
the use to which it is to be put, was
decorated from front to rear with
trees and evergreens and during the
afternoon there was brought in q
stuffed eagle, the emblem of the or
der. which had been saved from a
private residence on Van Ness ave-
nue. during the fire by A. J. Harry, a
member of the Fire Department, and
it was greeted with cheers.
Past President J. l.. Herget opened
the ceremonies in a brief address,
after which County Clerk Mulcreevy
delivered short address in which he
gave a succinct history of the orga nj
zation and stated that the call for aid
from many of the 1000 members in
this city had been responded TO by the
contribution of a fund amounting to
nearly $4,000.
In the absence of State Deputy
Grand President J. c. March of Sac
ramento State Secretary Pohlnann
delivered an address in which he
called attention to the fact that in the
seven years that the order has been
in existence it had grown in this State
from an aerie of ninety charter mem
bers to seventy-eight aeries, with a
total membership of 10000, of which
1000 are in the two local SubordinateS
He added that series have sprung UP
all over the United States, in Canada
in the Philippines and in Manila, the
aggregate membership being $50, 900
Fire Commissioner Parry spoke al
some length of the good work of the
order and said that recent experience
had satisfied him that there is need
for ladies' auxiliary and that he will
endeayor to have such created. Presi-
dent Cassidy of Golden Gate Aerie
gave a detailed account of the reliei
work of the order and said that the
immediate needs having been, attended
to, provision will be made for the re-
lief of distressed members in the fall
and in winter. In the absence OF
Mayor Schmitz the County Clerk for
mally dedicated the hall to the prin-
ciples of the order, liberty, integrity
justice and equality, and then the pro-
.gramme of exercises closed by all sing
| ing America"
During the afternoon speechma kins
was interspersed with musical selec-
tions by an orchestra, vocal selections
| by Fred Everett, humorous stunts by
Jack Holland and Matt NARROW and q
prayer by C. f. Kennealy, chaplain OF
! San Francisco Aerie.
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TOO MANY DRUGS
FOR C|TYS USE
Suggestion Is Made That
Part of Supply Can
Be Sold.
Money Received Might
Be Given to the
Relief Fund.

In one of the classrooms at the Du-
rant School, now used for storage pnr-
poses by the Board of Health, there is
a complete stock of drugs of all de-
.scriptions. What to do with the assort-
ment is a question that has been per-
picking Sanitary Inspector Hassler.
Generally speaking, the drugs are val
liable and can be used, although many
odds and ends, ranging all the way
from soothing syrup to liver medicine
and cold cures, are on hand
1t is estimated that the drugs that
have been received by the relief COM
mittee and turned over to the Health
Board now in storage are worth sew
eral thousand dollars.
"In lieu of any other use," said DIR.
Hassler, I'VE have been stocking UP the
city and county institutions with drugs
that will run them for at least a year
or so. Such things as nursing bottles,
of which we have received several
cases, will be given to the founding
asylums and baby homes. In addition
to the regular drugs and disinfectants
we have received a supply of maitine
and tonics that are easily worth $4,000.
LAS these nourishments can be con-
urieS for the institutions, / Will Sus-
gest to DR.. Ragan that such supplies
be sold and the fund turned over to the
relief committee. These supplies have
all been paid for, and it seems only
right that the relief committee should
have the money"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-18

9Th The following are guests at BYRON
Henry Williams and maid, Fred Peter
SON, Z. B. Henley, n. Egan, II. H.
Narney, Frank Reade, ]. K. Sayre, Edw.
MMcQqade. y e.a,ie.. J; Laughton. Roy 6. Ross, R.
Kavanagh, f. Marriott, Miss Alice
GSarecht1qln, Gre Fred MeyeEEsteinT, Judge and
Michaelsen and son, Mrs. George witt,
Mrs H, Doscher, Helen Doscher,
George X. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. .Cy-
Frank G. Deacon. Joseph y. Kowalsky,
J; W. Rolph, c. L. Mcleod, p; H Nc
GSarryt G,JI ,, f; Martinez; Mrs Mrs, J. w Rolph,
thews. L. S. Rowell, K. NJ. Derby, w.
II Mcdonald. J. Pantoskey, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Roller, Paul Roller, c. Cas-
Chris Bernhard, Mrs. z, Il f. shaw, sH1 & CT. /.
Trimmer, H L. Davis, Mrs X. S. Mil
ley-aProfesgor and. Mrs. Henry Seng-
/. Keyes, Mrs. J. a. Eastman Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Harnett, j. A. Coulter. From
Alameda-G. Hickman. From Liver
dren. From Stockton-L W. Robbins
Mr.. and Mrs P Calm. From Fresno
John Mefarian1e, j L Ryan, Mrs. l.
eGssgue esi from j. GTas knHighiI5iy RePtamin
r. J. Frank, r. II Williams: From Los
Angeles-Mrs. T. c. Dobbins. From
BraeeySM @ Holt From Belmmont--
T. Deacon, Mrs. Eldora Deacon. j. An
drado. From Sausalito-Mr and Mrs
w. J. Martin. From Madera-Mrs. J.
Schuler. From Antioch-Mrs. j. Prev
bins. From Modesto-B. We'll. From
st. Louis-.J. BENJAMIN Hagen, From
chaeseGmGF AT aIGHLA&p ale Fs spR1Nds "a affsr From
San Francisco-E. Schmiett and wife,
hurst, Miss III. Wamboid, Mr. and Mrs.
H Conger, Sam +. Cohn, Peter john
SON, G. Y. Puett, J: A l.. Hammell, II.
B Hammell. NJ F. Manning Victor
Mrs St de Saint Seine, E. z. Conn,
W. H. Cameron, Mr.. Wall, Rear Ad-
miral j. Trilley and wife, u. ). M B.
J. Henderson. Il. J. o. Boyle, Thomas
Rodman. r. c. Baker. William Koyer,
Hrs Charles Jones. Miss Mamie Nc
Cabe. Miss Leila Mccabe, Miss NJ h.
Crowley. Mrs. A. ]. Clark, c. ]. McDon-
aid, w l. Holton and wife, Mrs. A w.
ems From Lakeport-Dr. J. r. Mott
and wife, Mrs. r. V. Keeling, Miss G,
Marian Keeling, Mrs. w. Q: Edmonds,
Frank Kerr and wife. Miss Velma
Crawford, A w. Green and wife, ". e.
@. Enbarg, Miss S. Dondera, M. J. Man
ming. From Los Angeles-F. b. Wilde,
A. J. Fell. From Pasadena--Mr. and
Charles n Kendrick and wife. From
Glen Ellen-Jack London and wife.
From Redding-1frs. b. Zimmerman, n.
2. Woodson. From Healdsburg L.
Ferguson. J; z; Ducker. From Wood-
John Stephens, 8. L. Risdon, A. C. Page
and wife From Santa Rosa-C. s.
BroadweIl, +. G. Hicks. From Renicia--
w. l. Crooks. Walter Crooks From
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WEDDINGS.

The wedding Of Miss Hazel Newbaum
and Chester Charles AdIe took place
quietly on June 6. The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. L. Z. White of 425 A
street. Richmond District, Mr.. Adle be-
ing the son of c. Z. Adle of Chico.
After a short trip TO the summer re-
sorts Mr.. and Mrs. Adle went imme-
diateIy TO their new home at Burlin-
game.
The wedding of Miss Mary E. Walsh
and Thomas Curtis was celebrated
sunday. June 10. at Sacred Heart
Church, in this city. Rev. Father Casey
and Rev Father NcQuaide officiating.
The marriage had originally been set
for April 18-
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MARINE CORPS CAPTAIN
KEEPS MARRIAGE SECRET
Frederick l.. Brsdman Weds Miss Malo-
vnluzky of san Francisco in
New York.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Reports of the
marriage on Saturday, June 9. of Cap
tain Frederick L. Bradman of the Unit
ed States marine corps. a nephew of
Justice Brown of the Supreme Court.
to Miss l.. j, Malovaluzky OF San Fran
cisco. were verified today by the Rev.
Alexander A. Hotovitzky. pastor Of the
Russian St. Nicholas Church at IL East
Ninety street. where the cere-
mony was performed. So secret was
the marriage kept that officers of the
marine corps here had no knowledge
of it until Saturday. The present
whereabouts of the couple is unknown
except to a few relatives and intimate
friends.
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veteran FIremen Meet.

( The Veteran Firemen's Association
met in it's new hall at 1850 Ellis street
yesterday afternoon; ABOUT forty
were received from the Mexican war
Veterans to participate in the cele.
bration Of the. sixtieth anniversary ei
the raising Of the american flag III
Monterey. Watsonvil1e invited the vet
Grams to participate in the Fourth OF
July celebration to be held in that city
Both invitations were accepted,
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EIectric Cars CoIIide.

Two electric cars collided at Nine
teenth avenue and H street yesterday
morning and Mrs. H. Harris of 1886
Ellis street was slightly injured by be-
ing thrown about in one of the vehi-
cles- One of the cars was attempting
to switch, when an inbound ear struck
it. The impact of the collision threw
four passengers about, but Mrs Harris
was the only one injured She was
treated at the Park Hospital. Car
No. 14l3 was thrown from the track
but was not badly damaged.
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The air continues TO be filled with
romance. No condition Of disturbance
can thwart CUpid's activity.
The betrothal of Miss Aileen Allen
and Mr.. J. F. Scanland brought abund-
ant good wishes, the two being prom
lnently Identified with the popular
Entire Nous Club. Although their we'd
ding may be deferred. ii is one of the
future events which VIII be borne in
mind
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NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH-A
boy placed cartridge on q car track at
the corner of Page street and Masonic
avenue yesterday afternoon and when
1t exploded the bullet struck &. ]. Gal
lagher, laborer residing at 479 Twen-
ty-ninth street, in the hand. The wound
was not q serious one and was dressed
at the Park Emergency Hospital
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BALTIMORE, June 17.-Todays is
sue of the Baltimore Herald announced
the suspension OF that paper. The plant
of the establishment has been bought
jointly by the Baltimore News and Bal
timore American.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Adams of
New York are visiting in San Fran
cisco and Oakland. After tour
through Southern California they viii
return to their Eastern home.
Miss 3. Lehman and Miss F. Lehman
left last Sunday on the Santa Rosa for
Southern California.
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AMUsEMENTs.

@x4AuAxxM
Formerly Chutes Theater)
VAUDEVILLE SUMMERS
The Great Kaufrnann TrOupei Nera
Bayes; Willy Zimmerman; Bert ana
Bertha Grant; Marvellous FranS ana
Little Bob; PrObst; OFBheum Notion
Pfcures, and
l6---KarnO'S London Comedy CO.--lb
NAT. EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY
Evening prices-1Oc. 25c and 9Oc-
Matinees, except Saturday and sunday
10c and =5c.
Downtown box ofice at Donlon's
Drug Store. Fillmore and Sutter streets
Phone West 5000.
CHUTES AND ZOO.
Open daily from 10 a m. TO midnight.
Varied attractions all over the grounds.
SEE A DAY IN THE ALPS.
Chutes Grill furnishes meals at city
prices. Admission. Ice; children, sc.
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That home making should be regard
ed as a profession.
That health is more the business OF
the individual than of the physician
That the spending of the money is as
Important as the earning of the money.
That the upbringing of children de-
mands more study than the raising of
cattle.
That on the home foundation is built
ali that is good in state or individual
That the home maker should be as
as the business or professional man
That the most profitable, the most in
teresting study for women is the home,
for in 1t center all the issues of life.
problems may be made of no less cul-
tural value than the study of literature
or history and of much more Immediate
value.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office OF tie Beard OF State Harbor Commission
ers Unien Depot and Ferry House. san Frsn-
cisco. Cal. September %. l9c6
Sealed proposals OF bids VIII be received al
this office st or prior 70 ESQ o'clock .. m on
THURSDAY. October 4. 1906. for repiIinx the
s;or Tstsinsnr wal at foot Of second - Aas =
rne water front Of the City and Co-otr Of
Sau Francisco. n accordance with the Speci-
fcations prepared therefor b. the Chief En-
board September -. 1906 and ca 6fe ia thfs
Office, TO which special reference Is hereby
made.
win consist Of piles furnished by the hesrsi1.
me-chantabie yellow Ar lumber, bolts wire
cd and snbject to a rigid exaTnination1' No
lid will be received unless Il Is made on a
blank form furnished from this office ana Is
accompanied By a certified check for Eve l5l
per cent OF the amount Of the bid. payable to
Tie order Of the Secretary OF the board as :
Z guarantee on the part OF The successful bidder
rhat he will within six 90 dsgs after the
tract 10 do said work. according TO the specfa-
cations prepared therefor. and VIII also er-
ecssfe and file with the board bond in sucn
SIN as the board may deem adequate, with a
'Er-etT company 70 be approved by the Bos =
az State Earbor Commissioners. and cpndi-
TONED for the faithful performance of such
tis board nnesS delivered 70 the seeret.9yy -
~ te the Assistant Secretary. az the office Of
the Serrefsry. at or prior 10 2-30 O'Clock D m
tine and place the bids viii be opened. The
hoard reserves the right to reject any OF
an bids II deemed for the best interests Of
the State Bidders are Invited to be present
CHARLES II. SPEAR.
J %. MACKENZIE.
HENRY CRoCKER
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
JoHN n roy. Secretary.
LOTT D. NORTON. -chisf Engineer
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

TIE following marriage iieesses we're issned
yesterday:
Niilnaz G. Hyde. -, l47 Bsehanan ST. sna
Aea n,-- 1 E7sey E y sszeSss. ss.-., :. ~. Am,
Mahoney- s. 1so9 B--sat
-, Joea s. Ia.nsy 20 sS Foison 81 snd
De Forrest Th--sh- 8 Il Porsosa st-- and
FEsaees Fle-es- - 81 Eai,ese 81
joseph o'canasr fo-sflas6. sad Ieaaie n.
Waiter s Hsriia ~. Bio vista. and Mabel
O'Co1nor. 2l- S344. Mission 81
NaEeu2 Issas. =. : I7so Fillmore ST, and
AVA n sfare. =. ei5-. and EspSsria c.
sinPkins. . go Lorhsra e.
Leahv 20 1870 Fiiis -
Raymond z NIe.ols- =. Seatts- and Ethel
z NaeLanchian- =. 4s2o Eighreenrh s.
Pzrh p. Beck. . 0akllnd ard Bsrnerdine
Ianes + Flyaa- g cisy. and Martha smith.
Fzss ]. pesa. p $40 A-nT ST. and Bertha
Joha n sinseS. y. Dayton oaio. and su-
ssnns P. CARES. - III Eris -
John A. Francis y sIol. giffh are. and
OAKLAND. Oct The following nsr-iass
licenses were issued todsy-
Miguel B De Lh=o- 81. san Franefseo. and
John Huadhs1er. 90 B-Hfcta. and Lily Eb-
d0EI = 1ssf-t- tal- N1Ie r -1Irl<Ee am A-1rtl
y. Nyhrs. -. Cakls1a.
Lewis d. BScwn. - Berkeiey. AID Karherins
8. smith. q OaklsnI
HezFy 'Haftnss. IS. eakviEs. and Rachel
Gi7bert H oskey. 81 vallejo. and Carrie
A Wilson. Is san Freacisco.
La18yef1s J. y Eean. :. Oakland and Emily
B Carr. q OAKLAND.
anssoay Aipeasn. a. oakland. and Kitiis
C7lzrses p B1Tton II. 3. Oakland and
Naude Y Johnson. 1s. oakland
John c Rivers. A. oakland and May 2
Wright. 2S Oakland
Joseph Sc AreTeio. 81. Oakland. and Mary
c. SiiveTla "a OakIard-
Alert Brauer. p. san Francisco. and Belle
Friedman. Is. san FrsrciSco-
Henr1 Coxcn. Is. san Frzncisco and Annie
Gerry 30 Oakland
u Eearnzn ?. RsynoidS. g.. san Francisco. and
Hattie Larse1 80. san Franclsco-
Antonio B Vargas. p Haywards- and Annie
J. Lniz g. Hzyxar1S-
Albert = Fin 8. Lover Lake. and Grace
Edwards. - Oakland
Ju-izs 7 Blznchzr1. -. oakland and Anna
B Reed. 70. OaklaEd-
John csansld. q. san Francisco. s1d Mabel
Briggs 70. San Francisco.
Sathsn B. Randall. 81. Oakland. and Viola
h SariiEe. Is. Oakland
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

Birth uarrisge and death notices sert bv
nail win not BE Inserted Tney must be handed
n AZ either q ne publication Of1ees a1d be
fndorsed Ei1h the Bauls and residence of persons
authorized 20 have tie sane published Notices
restricted simply 20 the announcement of the
event are p1blisaed once IN this column free %
chsr-e-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER Of TEE CTR.
RENCY
WAsHINGToN. AUGUST 81. 1904

WASHINGTON. AUGUST 81. 1909.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to rhe urders sgned. * has been made 70 appear
that The Croker Natlonzl Bank OF San Fran
cisco. IN the City OF san h-anciseg. In the
has complied with ali the provisions OF tie
Act CT Congress 10 enable National Banking
Associates 70 extend their corporate exisrenes
and for other purposes. approved July i'm.
1872
and Acting Comptroller OF the Curreney do
hereby certify that The Croker National Bznx
IN tie County Of San Francisco AID State of
ca,ifornla Is authorized TO have succession for
the period specified in lis amended articles 81
association namely. until Close q business %
August 81 1926
IN testimony whereof witness M kznd ara
seal Of ofncs this thtrty-frsr day OF August 1905
Seal T. P. KANE
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of Iss Cur
ye1cy-
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BIRTH

McGUIREIr tkts elsy. September 70. 1903.
70 The wife Of Philip MeGuire. a scn-
NYLASDI1 Denver C0lo-- September -.
1895 The wife OF George Ayls1d- formerly
Of San FrancfSco q tau-hrer
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MARRIAGES.

EN-RASNUSSEN-In this citv Sep
femher .. 1o0R. BY the. Rev P Y MelbY.
Peder BeFtslzen and Raznine Rasmussen borh
OF san Franc.Sro
E-ScHI11AcHER-I this citT. Septsn-
Der q 1906. - The Rev r y. Fischer.
pastor OF Ena1ueI EVanzeiical Church. WIZ
Ian Waite snd L4fhDda Seaunaeaer. both
saIrs r--anclscn-
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BrIRrNGAnE REAl ESTATE.

DON'T DELAY. DON'T DELAY.
GO TO BCELTSGAME TODAY.
We are selling at the rate Of over 20 lots
weekly, 50 the quicker ynu mr. property
The better selection you can u1akz. We have
- doubt but that y5n viii be pleased with
What ne are oHc-ina-kin0st every ons is
thst s the reason they are selling 80 fast
Tie E p 4. z. il arranging schedule
for half hour trains 10 Brsliagsfne which can
Be reached after the frxt Of tie year in -
minutes
Prices s5ea onward
SO caSh-S1o monthly.
Right IN the town of Blsrlineanse s few
minutes walk from electric cars and s. p
Take san Mateo cxrs az Mission st. OF
s. P r. R. Third and Townsend or Twenty
fifth and Valencia.
Branch Office az BHrlingane.
LYON HoAG- sSs Market 81. at Montgomery
INVESTORS H0MEsEEkEBs
BURLINGAaIE GROVE
LOTS
AT BURLINGAME THE BEAUTIFUL
Look AZ tie price and size. 5ox1eo.
500 and up SO per month and snztl pay
ment down Prices include sewers and water
pipes. streets, cement sidewalks and shade
HOMES BUILT OK EASY PAYMENTS. SAME
AS RENT
ssn Msteo electric ears now leave Fifth and
Marker streets every u minutes and stop at
Bu-sinEame Grove station request. Circulars
and descriptive matter On request.
BTRIINcANiE GROVE COMPANY.
aiS Moasdnock Bui'linz- Tel Temporary io53
Marker Street. Next PAlace Hotel
Agents On TIE ProrerTy daily, iacirdinc SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-02

AMsRART-In this citT. Ssatsnbsr p. 1903.
susan Anshsry-
Friends ant acauaiu-anceS reSpecrfullY
invited TO attend the funeral today fTuesdayl
at O'Clock p n. from r5e parlors Of Hal
sfed 4 Co. 9c4 Fillmore street
ANDERSoN-In this ely. September - 1909.