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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Lynchburg Heard From.

Especial to Tile Times Dispatch.)
q LYNCHBURG, VA. April 2S.-Although
no general effort has been made looking
to the securing of a fund here for San
Francisco relief, S1,100 has been contrib
uted by Lynchburg people during the
week. While the contributions are latc
coming, 1t Is believed they will reach
several thousand dollars next week. The
City Council has taken no steps to add
to the fund.- because it Is held here that
such a step would be in violation Of the
State Constitution. $3.50, x 7v7
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OBITUARY..
David H. Walsh.

Mr. David II. Walsh. formerly of this
city. but for many years past n resident
Of Wilmington. n. c., died at his home In
that city Friday night.
Mr. Walsh was for a long time engaged
in the boat and shoe business, and is very
pleasantly remembered by Il large circle
Richmond.
IL. Pcay, Jr.. Mrs George IT. Valentine
and Miss Addle Walsh, all OF this city.
The funeral took place In Wilmington
yesterday afternoon.
Death Of Mr.. Valentine Stein.
X a telegram received In this city yes
terday announced the death Of Mr.. Val
entLne stein In, Jacksonv!lle, Fla. Mr.
Nenzel OF this city, preceded him to tta
grave only q few weeks ago. Mr.. Stein,
who was In the slxty-fourth year OF his
been tGtay Dnu 1o1 SomH
Mr.. Lawrence Stein, Of SJacksonvllle: Mr..
Michael stein, of Manchester; Mrs. Bitzel,
Of Baltimore, and Mrs. Charles Stephan,
OF this city.
David Hamm, Jr.
rho death ofA1r. David Iamm. Jr., .oc-
No. el5 North Seventeenth Street, at ~
o'clock this morning, The funeral ar
rangcments will be announced later.
Miss Byrd Page.
Miss Byrd Page aged sixty-six years,
died at tho Home for Confederate Women
last night at $40 o'clock She had been
an inmate OF the home for only Il short
while. MISS Page was tho daughter OF the
late John Carter and Martha Page.
The funeral took place from the Gem
Itenary Methodist Church yesterday, at $50
o'clock. Interment was made in tho
family section at Hollywood Cemetery.
The following gentlemen were pail
bearers; George Poo, Charles M. Branch,
Charles Baughman, Dr., George ltesee,
Bernard Lewis. Capt. Allen Lyon. Julius
lIobson and Mr. w Fletcher Richardson,
Mrs. E. P. Cox,
Mrs. II. r. Cox died At the, residence
Of her husband, No. 1909 Park Avenue, at
la 80 o'clock this morning, She was In her
ttirtya!xth year and was ne Daughter
John D. Ghiselin.
(Specal to The Times lspatch,)
NORFOLK, VA, April 2s.--Mr John D.
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DEATHS


BROCK.-Died. suddenly, at the Memorial
Hospital, Saturday at 4 P. NJ. CIAS.
BROCK, son OF the late r. S. Brock, Sr.
Funeral notice later.
COX,-Died at 1890 o'clock, April 29th. at
her residence, 1902 Park Avenue, Mrs. L:
p. cox, daughter OF Maxwell ~ ana
Ellen S. Clarke, in the thrty-sixth year
OF her age.
6HAMM. oiled. at tho residence OF his par.
ents, at olS n seXenfesRth stTees ApF ~
Notice of the faneral later {.
PAqEpea Ag HT .7t n # SIX 3 Mi
year OF her age. daughter OF John Car
ter and Martha Page.
Funeral THIS Sunday AFTERNOON
ut Centenary Nj. Z. Church at 4;So.
.RoB1NsoN.--Mr. wooDsoN ROBINSON
died at his residence, 5ll Webster Street.
Friday night, April q 1906 after q
s' Eanern! VII! take place M NON AK
Sharon Baptist Church; Friends re los ar ana 10
acquaintance are requested 70 ne p'e''
ent. a3
STEIN. Died In Jacksonville, Fla. on
the 26th instant VAt II fho n 'forth
year of his age
wALsH;-pIed, in Wi !, M nAJ +; g. g.
1MIA4sH fornerly Of Richmond, Va. in
lie soyenty-nfth year Of his age.
wARREN,-Dlcd, at his 4 parents rennsoa resi-
Mnst Leigh Street, LUDWELL, In his
nineteenth year. at 1'S5 r. NJ, April
90, 1906
Wa loved him, yes wo loved him,
But tho angels loved him more.
And they nly ,,,s sWu1'. Shore '''u nm
The golden gates were open,,..
A gentle voice said "come!"
And with all fareWells spoken ON
IIc calmly entered home,
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Several improvements.

SOUTH BOsTOM, Aprll 2a. South I'os-
ton wants ii sewerage System and a
clear water supply,
movement ia now on foot by which
8, Is thought that thu town VIII enjoy
these Inquiries In very short while
A larger ana better high school build
Ing s. aiso being diHchssah.
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Delightful Entertainment.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, April 2S.--
Misses Lena and May Rowe entertained
at their home. "Brolnpton." last evening.
in honor Of their guest. Miss Spofford, OF
Washington. Among those present were
Misses Eva Tyler, Fula Henderson, Mar
garet Crutchned, Susie Bradley. Susie
Yates, Susie Tyler, Isabelle Williams,
Luvina Richardson's Grace Jones and
Sadie Tyler. Each guest was presented
with n souvenir The first prize was
awarded TO Miss Isabelle Williams. Re-
freshmcnts were served.
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GOES SUDDENLY INSANE.
Has Nothing to Do With Grown
But Friendly With, Child.

Special to The Times Dspatch,)
KING GEORGE. VA. April 2S.-Mr:
Garrett Taliaferro, u prominent citizen OF
King George county became suddenly In
sane day or two days md locked him
self in his room. refusing admittance to
any OF his family or any growa person.
lie allows a little child to enter and Is
friendly to It. lie Is a WdoWcr and was
a brave Confederate soldier. He has
Been one Of the most successful farmers
or King George,
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Claud S. Brown.
snoc;al q The TImes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SPENCER, n. c.. April 8.-Claud 8.
.. ~Sl. Brown. Of Spencer. died here yes
tcrday afternoon ot'Brght's disease from
which he had suffered for several montha.
Tho interment took place this afternoon,
The deceased was greatly admired for one
of his years. and his place In the family
circle will be missed
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From Martinsville.

(apeclal to The Iimes-Dispatch)
MARTINSVILI>E, VA, April 2S.-Afar-
tinsvile has contributed S137.Gl to the
earthquake sufferers in California.
The Episcopal Church and Sunday
school gave s33.43; the Methodist Church,
s4G.s3, and the citizens of the town gen
orally, s57.6.
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Great Sum for Navy.

(By Associn ted Press)
WASHINGTON. y. G.. April 2S.--chair-
man Foss. Of the House Committee on
Naval Affairs, to-day fled his report on
the naval appropriation bill. The amount
carried by tie bill lg S99.7347lS,
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Responses Liberal.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
LEXINGTON, VA. April 2S.-Subscrip-
ton papers were opened to-day at tho
three banks in Lexington for the San
Francisco sufferers So far, the re-
sponses have been liberal.
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Fund is Swelled.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, April 2S.-The Nor
folk subscriptions to tho San Francisco
relief fund has boon swelled to upwards
Of $1,000.
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Mrs. I. r. Fritter.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
y FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 2s-s
Mrs. J. r. rrtter died last night at her
home, near Brooke. Stafford county, after
n brief illness. OF measles and pneumonia.
aged twenty-eight years. She Is survived
by her husband and eight children, her
mother, two sisters and two brothers.
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Mrs. ]. J.Halsey.1

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April 2S.-
Mrs. Joseph ]. Haisey died at her home
In Orange county, few days ago. at an z
advanced age. She was well known ana
highly connected. Her husband and tive
Children survive her. 1890
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Died From Operation.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
4 CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April D.
Gladys, the seven-ycar-old daughter OF
10 rest yesterday in Crown Hill Cemetery.
The little girl's death was the result OF
an operation for appendicitis performed
the day previous. Much sympathy has
tg "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Miss Elizabeth Tann-o.lr..

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatct.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 2s-Miss
Elizabeth II. Tannor. of Petersburg. died
at $3.50 this morning at the home OF Rev
w. a. r. Goodwin. while on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Goodwin. The funeral
will take place Sunday afternoon at 1870
from old Blanford church. Petersburg.
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Alfred C.. Monroe.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
b PETERSBURG. gvA.,f April 2S-Alfred
c. Monroe, fourteen years old. adopted
son OF Mrs. w. II. Fclts. died at the
Home for the Sick this morning from In
jurles sustained while working at the Yr-
glnia Trunk and Bag Company's factory
last Thursday. when he was caught under
a heavy creasing machine.
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pany has rcinsurcd hns back Of the policy
greater assets and surplus than before.
Blunharn in Chicago.

4lIU \ (By Associated Prcss.
CHICAGO, April 28.-Danicl II. Burnham,
the architect who drew the plans for beauti-
flying San Francisco, returned to his homo
here vest erias rom Europe. He says San
Francisco now has It within it's power to
rebuild itself into one OF the most beautiful
and convenient cities in the world Mr..
Durham found waiting him Il message from
James D. Phelan, president OF the Associn-
ton for tho Improvement and Adornmont of
San Francisco asking him to go at once to
that city He replied that he could not say
until Monday whether or not he could go.
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Hon. Charles E. Miller.

~ N5UtCIHI 10 IT TO L11HeH- DISpHt CH.J
l. CHATHAM, VA. April 2s.-Hon. Chas.
r. Miller. Of Mount Airy, pitsylvania
county, died at his home Friday night.
after n lingering illness, from diabetes.
He was born In Halifax county sixty
nine years ngo, but has boon residing OH
his beautiful farm ut Mount Airy since
tho war. Flo was q courier to General
William Malone and served With distlnc-
ton through the war. He was Il meln-.
her OF tho late Constitutional Convon-
ton from Plttsylvanin. since when he
has resided upon his farm.
Mr.. Miller was q vestryman OF ST.
Johns Church. Mount Airy where no
was buried this afternoon. One sister,
Mrs. Ellen Tnrr. OF Leavenworth, Kan:
William and Fred. Davis, ncphews; G. c.
Miller OF Plttsylvania;; Mrs. Curd. Of
Richmond: Mrs. Emily Venablc, OF Prince
Edward county, cousins, survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Money From New York.

C3y Associated Prcss,)
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Trnnsfers of
money to San Francisco by telegraph up to
1880 A. NJ. to-day amounted to Sl,l5b0oO.
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at tho residence OF his par
ents, Mt 9l5 N. Seventeenth Street. April
Goth, at ! 80 o'clock. DAVID IIAMNl, Jr.
Notice Of tho fnneral later, H
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BROCK.-Died. suddenly, at the Memorial
Hospital. Saturday at 4 P. NJ. CElAS.
BROCK, son OF the late r. S. Brock, Sr.
Funeral notice later,
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Ghlselifl, ,one OF the. old and highly re.
speoted 4, GUMS Of Norfolk, died ut his
h nor n this city, NO. 46 North Street, at
S s;s o',clocls tbs morning Ho celebrated
i Mas e III i1a brthdny on December
MI Of his LIE, With Tic. exception Of d rev
to the civil war. : II = =,
Mr; dhiselln was mover connected with
politics In any way, nor was lie ever IN
public life In any capacity, but no was d
man of pronounced opinions on all public
Questions, and one whose sense OF honor
was always lofty. In business he was d
book merchant, and his knowledge OF
own literary nttainments were high bur.
Ing his life Of activity he was one OF the
best known citizens OF the city. In re-
llgion he was q stnunch Presby terrain, and
the Second Presbyterian Church Of tbs
city liz was nls9 q Mexican ny, Var vete.
the United States wnrship supply.
s,irylvlng hin arc three chldr 1,r.
terrain minister Of Charlestowr, ". va.
and w. Nimo qhiseln and Miss Mary y.
~ <yf4 In tkSvi =.
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wAIsH.-Died, in Wilmington. n: G.,
"April 27th,t at 1l:15 p. NJ, DAVID II.
WArsH, formerly OF Richmond, Va, IN
Tie soyenty-nfth year OF his age.
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WARRrN Died, at his parents resi-
dence MI. and Mrs L; 7; Warren 81 Sls
East Leigh Street, Lu .p gM = - ~ M
nineteenth year, at l''a r. VIZ AprH
1t06. ftE
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COX,-Died, at 1890 o'clock, April 29th. at
her residence, 1902 Park Avenue, Mrs. L:
Il p. cox, daughter OF Maxwell Il. and
Ellen S. Clarke, in the thirty-slxth year,
Z NJ her age .falfg isstv+is7 .I.aa Ss33E r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

sTE1N. -Died, In Jacksonville, Fla. on
the e6th Instant VALENTINE STEIN,
formerly Of this city. in the slxty-fourth
year of his age.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

c. Gordon beloved mother OF Sadie McConkey
Dorm. grandmother OF Melissa McConkey Hop
pen and George Coale McConkey Sr.. and
Jr.. Marie Claire McConkey and Beatrice celine
Hoppen. aged 20 years and 2S days. a ma
tive OF Waldoboro, Maine.
Inferred In City Cemetery. Sacramento, Cal,
September ). 1906.
HAMILToN-In Oakland. Cal. September 4.
1906, Eliza W. Hamilton. native Of Maine,
HICKEY-In this city, September 3. 1905.
Thomas W. Hickey. beloved nephew Of Mrs
John P. Whyte native OF Sullivan County.
New York, AGED 46 years. Tuolumae County
papers please eopyJ
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Thurs
day. September s. at 9:30 a. m. from his
late residence. 517 Ashbury street. thence to
mass win be celebrated for the repose Of his
etery.
LEvY-Entered into rest September 4. 1905.
at Ecees. Santa Cruz Mountains. Cal, Solo
mon, dearly beloved husband OF Esther Levy,
and beloved father of Mrs. Rose Beer, Mrs
". L. Cohn. Mrs C. Levy and Mrs J. Zent-
ner, a native OF Bohemia. aged 66 years .
months and days. A member OF the Geary-
Lodge No 116. !. o. o. F.; Doric Lodge No.
216, f. and A. 81; San Francisco Chapter No
l. 4: A; NJ, and Hercules Lodge No. 80, A.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow lFri-
his late residence. 1912 McAnister street; In
terment New Salem Cemetery. via 1870
o'clock train from Third and townsend streets
Germania Lodge No. 1iG. l. o. O. F.-The
officers and members of the above lodge are
hereby requested to attend the funeral OF
our late brother. Solomon Levy. from his late
residence 1912 McAllister street. tomorrow
(Frday). September g. at 9;30 O'Clock a N.
sh@rp f. ROHLFS. y. q.
r.,CI. s'rPAUCH. Secretary.
LUpr NANN-In Oakland, Cal. September 1
1905. Jn.n Lu1enann. dearly beloved husband
Of Carrie Lademann. and loving father Of
NriHhie LEdemann and Mrs. J. d. Roman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Melville z. cohn. %. 1870 Post St. and Stella
Earl Sls%sntnal. Msrr. ~. 229 second ssS 6 ave
charlotte A. Iadd is a75 Second d'sr,a aTe ST. ana
- Len koen, 80. GoIdheld, and Minerva Hughes.
and SssoS ssy eaIa 1an ao = 70. 2os0 1ngs Pine na
rantum,. %. Los Angeles. ~ -
cr,1, august y; ftp Knopf 20. city, and Kate Della
and kste II. Lane, ss, ea2e San Jose s'aye ave- 81
veIa CASH 1s hfss SD MeAser iSSa Pss' ST. and
Gustav Gramm, 81, 2s0 Ellsworth ST., and
Elizabeth n Hazleton. as Is 2so Ellsworth st
e,,ss Silesrstsn ss 20; s.o Ellis ST., and Ray
Bernard Mcnois. siS rs a5. POLL Webster st. and
John f. Bohm. %. 457 Guerrero st. and Irene
G Ritchie; 10 eO3s Steiner st
Marceilus D. TwiEgs. %, Willis, and Lola
de A6dTsw oTDw dssmsb s wIllitz IS ,4. o.Forr.
Bertie Appleton %. 15o4A o'Farreli St anu
Georgr , Caldwell. 2e city, and May t. Ora
OAKLAND. Sept 5-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
Anton Jepson %. San Francisco and Grace
Monroe 26. San Francisco.
William Briner, q. Berkeley. and Nina H.
McVean. % Berkeley.
William r.. Bowen. %. Richmond and Bessie
L. Holloway. Is. Richmond.
Leonard Bastn. 81, Richmond and Mabel F.
Ford, o. Oakland.
Rennick W. Harris. 2S, Oakland, and Annie
r. Gilmore %. Oakland.
Joseph A. Devin %. Oakland, aud Annie
MncDougnl 81. Oakland
Ernest c. Hamnnn. %, Oakland and Mary
Fre6cr'ckson, 26 Oakland.
Julius Brandt, 27. Berkeley. and Hattie Giler
1s. Berkeley.
Alexander O'Brien. II, Oakland, and Kate
Thompson, %, Oakland.
Charles Pausen %. Lewiston and Jeramina
D. Joseph, %. Douglas City
George f. Moore. "a. Duncan Mills. and En-
fly NJ Tackley, 90. Berkeley.
John B. Morgan. so. Oakland. and Eva I. o.
Smith 81. Oakland.
James NJ. Burke. 25. Oakland, and Lillian E.
MeGrath. 25. Oakland
william H. Harold 80. Sausalito and Mar
guerite H. NJ. Petersen. 20, Sausalito.
William ]. Cashion. %, Oakland. and Anna
Gacciarino. 90 Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06


NOTICE. TO ontractors-Ofnce of the Board Of
State Harbor Commissioners. Union Depot and
Ferry House. San Francisco, Cal, August 81
l90e.--Sealed proposals or bids will be re.
ceived at this office at or prior TO $3.50 O'clock
p. m. on THURSDAY. September I3, 1906 for
furnishing materials and constructing a shed ON
approach 70 Ferry SIP No: :, on the water
CISCO in accordance with the plans and speci-
hcations prepared therefor By the chief en-
gIneer OF the board and adopted by the boa I'd
August So 1905. and on file IN this office TO
materials 20 be used In the work consist of the
requisite quantities OF yellow and redwood Ar
lumber, wrought iron, etc. all Of the best
quality specified and subject TO a rigid exam
ination. No bid VIII be received unless II Is
made on a blank form furnished from this Of
fee and is accompanied by certified check for
five f5l per cent OF the amount bid. DayabIe
10 the order OF the secretary Of the board
a guarantee on. the part OF the successful
the acceptance OF the bid enter into writ
ten contract 10 do said work according to the
plans and specifications prepared therefor and
viii also execute and fle with this board
a bond IN snch sum as the board may deem
adequate, with surety company to be an
proved BY the Board Of State Hhrbor Com
missioners and conditioned for the faithful
performance Of such contract, nor VIII said
bid be considered by this board unless de-
livered TO the secretary or 20 the assistant
secretary at the office OF the secretary at or
prior TO 230 o'clock p. m on Thursday Sen
tember 1s. 1906. at which time and place
the bids will be opened.
The board reserves the right to reject nur or
ell bids II deemed for the best interests OF
the State. Bidders are Invited to be present
at the opening Of the bids. cHAS. r. SPEAR.
Board of state Harbor Commissionefs. LOTT
FOR, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will 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 70 the announcement of the
event are published IN this column free of
chs
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
Builders Contracts.

Frank Lacoste with A. O. Soule. to erect a
two-story brick building 5 line OF Pine street
between Kearny and Montgomery. 22:11xl3T:
r. de Paon with f. Crothers. TO erect a tvo-
story frame building on line OF Ftbert street
1914 e OF Mason. 2610A by 1876
French Savings Bank with schrader's Iron
Works, structural iron work to erect ten-story
Glass building on NV corner OF Sutter street
'ns Mrs Ty Wilson with Z e FRsgoe FRsT pound ss erect
three-story frame building & line OF Wood.
ward avenue. IN Mission Block 27. 25.4x70; 5000.
) sa4oc sMo-''0'' frame 0a'''"s On vermont street.
D. \. and E. Walter 4 Co, with T. L. Han
sen-To erect 2-story brick building on lot on
SW corner OF Market and Ecker streets. W 3l:ll
BY 155; for s15.500.
c. II. westphal with W. Harper-To erect
a-story frame building at $50 Golden Gate ave-
Katie H. Mccarthy with Main-street Planning
Mnl-To erect a 2-story brick building lot
on z line Of Main street: 1875 OF Mission.i
Emile Boesch with J. NJ. Boyd-To erect
3-story and basement brick building Qp lot on
s line OF Mission street, 100 OF Second. 90,
; 20, w 0. 80, w 81. so. Is. 100; for
$40 GAO
Charles E. Cutter with Joseph Drew-To erect
2story frame residence on lot commencing 275l
from Intersection Of Sc corner Of Fifth aud Har-
rison streets. NE 25 BY Sc IS; for S5100
Ernest Brand with ]. %. Harmer-To erect a
2-story frame building for $3.50.
French Savings Bank with Colma Sandstons
on lot NV corner OF Sutter street and
Trinity place. 40 by 68-9s for S12. 657.
vator for building at sos and $40 Washfngtoa
street: for $500.
Mercantile Trust Company with Cronan's Eagle
Corniee Works-Galvanized iron and skyiishts
for $2s70,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
MARRIAGES.

KELLEY-SwEET-In this city, September 2,
1906 by the Rev. Edward K. Strong, Lyman
s. Kelley and Mrs. Alice Sweet, both OF
Napa, Cal.
SsIITH-GRADY-In this city. August %. 1906
by the Rev. Father Ramm, A. H. Smith and
Elizabeth Grady, both Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF. THE CUR
WAsHTNGTON.- AuGUsr al. 1ao6.

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 81. 1906.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, II has been made 70 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 70 enable National Banking
Associa tions to extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes approved July 18th,
1882.
Now therefore. l. THOMAS p ZANE. Deputy
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., 1906-09-06
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE,

ssoo-s-RooM. large basement: furnished;
piano.
si50o-e-room, large lot; IS minutes from sta
ton.
eae0o-2 beautiful 4-room and bath cottages
wooded; near station; must be sold; worth
S3500
Acreage lots Of ali kinds. houses to let.
J. E. LEWIS. Kentfed. Marin County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
BIRTHs.

BREE-In this city, August %, 1906, to the
wife of T. Edgar Bree, son.
LINEHAN--In this city, to the wife Of John
I.inehan a son
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06
SAN BRUNO PARK REAL EsrA rE.

HENsLEY GREEN c. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice
sites TO homeseekers on monthly installnents;
sIl purchasers are requested TO communicates
al once with company at above address
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-06

INFORMATION is wanted Of the whereabouts
of F. W ENGELRE, missing since Sunday,
August 90. 1905. Any fnforma ton of his
whereabouts viii be thankfully received at
his late residence. 1920 Webster st.