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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TrEspAY. ocroBER 30.

Mary A. Fritz ct al. TO Walter r. HUI lot on
XIV line OF JaFa street. 122.TH Ne of Masonic
avenue, sw 2s:2H. W s7:ss. n 25. I04:3%
Sc to beginning; s.
Katharine Hammsr 10 John L. Polito. lot on
n line Of Dupont street, el:3 n Of Francisco.
n 2sI15 by " 9l:S and TWO other pieces; $40
Sol Getz Sons 10 Frederick c. Kracke lot
q, line OF Eighteenth avenue 100 of Point
1<llos \ 50 By l20- sic.
J. frank Walters and wife TO Edward c. Ray
LOT on E line Of Thirfy-ninth svenue $50 S of
clement street. S % by 10; So
Harry ". BernheiIn and wife TO Jacob J..
FrsnkeI lot on S line Of Pine street, 27:G Z OF
Webster. + % hy S 25; $40.
Mariana r. Fisher 10 Clorinda A. Espina ct
81 lot on s line of Filbert street, 60 of
Hinta. z 27.e by IS; SO
Bedford Eastwood and wife 10 Max G. Martin
berger and wife. lot on " line Of Second avenue,
100 \ Of B street. p by W 10; SO
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CALIFORNIA CLUB WOMEN
ENJOY VARIED PROGRAMME
Charles Keeler Lectures on Old San
Francisco and Dramatic Rebsrth
of New and Greater Cifx


pleasant social meeting of the Cali
fornia Club was held yesterday after
noon at Calvary Church The pro-
gra anne was in charge of Mrs. Charles
p. Fonda.
The feature of the afternoon was the
reading by Charles Keeler on sOld San
Francisco and Dramatic Rebirth. ;,
which consisted of several extracts
from his own books on the subject and
a brief lecture as to what the speaker s
idea of the proper methods for the re-
Mobilization of the city should be-
He spoke of the new life of the city
from civic. moral, artistic and archi-
tectural standpoints and expressed his
admiration for William Keith, the art
list, who is now giving an exhibition of
the pictures which he has painted since
the fire, showing his indefatigable
spirit in upbuflding the beautiful in
the life Of the new city. Mrs. r. E..
Revalk, sang charmingly several num-
bers, and Mrs. W. A. Deane contributed
an original reading on Musical
Themes by Different Composers as
well as several songs.
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LrrTLE RAIN IN NOVEMBER.

According to the computations of the
California Promotion Committee, made
from the figures of Professor Alexander
c. McAdie of the Weather Bureau,
there ought not to be more than three
inches of rainfall in San Francisco
during November. nor more than four
days when work cannot go on out
of doors on account of rain. The
figures of the Weather Bureau for
the past fifty-seven years show that
the average rainfall in November
is 292 inches and the average number
of rainy days is seven. The heaviest
rainfall and the greatest number of
rainy days in November occurred in
1885. when it rained on nineteen days,
and Ills inches fell. In 1890 there
was no rainfall in November, and in
seven other years less than half an
inch fell in that month.
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DRESSED HOGS-SQ10c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags, June-July. s6sl5c; Wool
Bags, 2s55c for BIB and 4Se for Alb; Fruit
!, Wellington 50 per ton: New Wei
lington. 50; Seattle, =; Bryant. =; Beaver
oad ss Cumberland 3Sl si IGoi in ba bnt and BE
~ sacks; Canned. 10 per ton: Coke, Sil.50dl2
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. $3.50 per short ton.
CLASSIFICATION are for barrels: for cases
add &c; Linseed. 49c per gallon for boiled and
sc for raw; Castor Oil. in cases, No. /. 75c;
boiled and sSc for raw; China Nut, cases. $50
90e per gallon: COcOanut OIL. in barrels 5sc
Tor Ceylon and 55e for Australian; extra bleached
OIL. G5c; extra bIeached winter Whale OIL.
6oc: natural Whale Oil. 55c; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot Oil. 75e: No. / Xeatsfoot on
5l12c; Herring Oil. 40c; Salmon OIL 35c; boiled
FISH OIL. 55c; Paint Oil. Csc.
coal OIL. GASOLINE. ETC--Water White
Soal on from tank wagon, lOdl1c; special
do, l212c; Pearl Oil. in cases. lie; Astral. I7c:
Star, l1c, Extra Star. 2oc: Elaine 26c: EOcene
l9c; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, lTIkc: in cases
24c: No. 1 Engine Dlstillste, iron barrels or
drums Sc; No. do, 63zc; cases. G12c more:
Gasoline. in bulk. SOC; in cases 36c
TlRPENTINE-90c per gallon in cases and
Sc in drums aud iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE IEAD-Red Lead. S0sI6c
per ID; White Lead, sdsEe, according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
Crushed and Fine Crushed !. 20c Powdered
5.05c; Candy Granuated. Bose: Fine Fruit and
Coarse Sranulated, $3.50; Beet Granulated 0OO-lb
noIa 4. 4-55c. Extra c. 4.45c: Golden C. 4 33c:
d 425c; II and F Crystal Dominos. Z 95c; Tab
lets haii-b6ls. 0-45c; boxes. soc per lb. Bar
reis and 5o-lb bags l0c. half-bbls 25c and boxes
Doc more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
taken for less than % barrels or It's equivalent
CANNED FRClIS-1he following are the
California Fruit Gamers Association quotations
1or l9O6 pack. T. o b.:
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Peters. beloved husband Of the late Sarah
Peters. beloved father of William A. Peters
of Baird shasta County. CAL. Mrs. Theresa
Short and John Peters Jr. Of San Francisco,
II. p. Peters of New York and the late Mrs.
James r. Finnigan. ard grandfather Of Mrs
Joseph Magner and Gertrude Short Of San
Jose. CAL, Mabel and Ronitta Short Of San
Francisco. Cal. Francis G. Finnigan and
George and Harry Peters OF New York and
Bertha. Gertrude. Alice and William A. Peters
of Baird Shasta County. Cal. native OF
Germany. aged IS years 10 months and 20
days. A member of st. Paulus, d. r. K.,
Unterstuetzungs Verein.
Friends and scqnaintances are respecs fully
invited to attend the funeral today CNsdnes-
day. at S:15 o'clock m, from the funeral
parlors of Gantner Bros. 34G0 Sixteenth
street. between Church and Sanchez. thence
10 the chapel of ST. Joseph's Home. where
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repcse of his soul. commencing at 9 a. m. In
terment Holy Cross Cemetery, by carriage.
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CANNED VEGETABLES-Peas. extra light
SllG, sifted. 90c: gallon. standard So IS: siffed
Ss.25: String Beans. 15@ soc: fancy SIlOm
30, gallons. S2.75M3 Tomatoes-2I5s stan
dards, SoNs5c; solid pack. 906p5e: SIS solid
pack. SlU 10; gallons. standards. 81. .756I2 so
CANNED SALM0N-Prices Of Alaska Salmon
are as follows Red, 95c per dozen; medium
Red Sic: pinks Soc
CORDAGE-Manila. l5%c: SisaI l0s.c; Du-
pick. $50 Ssal Bale Rope. 12dI215c per H.
QIICkSILNER-S3Sd39 80 for local trade and
S36N37 per flask for export
PACIFIC CODFISH-50lb bundles Whole Cod
Sc: do imitation Eastern &c: Norway &c:
Anchor Brand. &c. Narrow Gauge 4sc: Sil-
yer King. sac: Golden State Middies &c: White
Seal Ntddles. 9c: Oriental Blocks Sc: Seabrfght
Blocks. 6i1c; Crown Tablets. 7c: Pearl Tablets
izc; Boneiess. 9M9lkc; Picked Cod barrels
81; do half barrels, $3.50. Net cash 10 the
3Obbing trade
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
California
Limited
To Chicago in ) Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. m.
With Diners and SleeperS.

80 a NJ. For stockton, Merced. Fresno,
iHanford, Visalia. Bakersfield
500 PM. and intermediate points.
$3.50 A M-California Limited. days
to Chicago. Leaves every day Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$50 AM-Valley Limited for Stockton.
Merced. Fresno. Hanford. visalia.
Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1885 AM.-For stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
400 P.M.-For Stockton. Fresno nd
intermediate points
500 p M.-Overland Express for Den
ver Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICESAFerry Building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
St and San Pablo ave-. Oakland: Unl-
versity ave- and West St. Berkeley
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
:. Edward F. Bryant p. 400 Capp st, and
Margaret gar Winslow Is, 400 capp st,
Katherine Jungers. SO. 5000 Fulton ST.
Jacob Bnttner, 2l Martinez, and Elizabeth
Atherton; bert is, s:.fsran 2aso Folsom e5 St 4
crime Burke. Is San Mateo
:, Henri Henry :, F. pernag q; 42s Hayes St. and
Charles r. swanson. %. POS Haight st, and
Elizabeth ETH, K ~ McSanshten % 1880 Ellis St
Lanrah F. Fossey. TO- 52i Walnut s ave. - anu
John f. Blgelow. 40. Berkeley and Lena L.
Hughes. 80. 1926 Twenty second st.
Agnes G. eoodfeliow. IS i4s,a i1 Guerrero St t''u
ems ons 'es se w; A.ams' r.es and Nellie ".
Fritz H. searight "a. 1903 Green ST. and
: Robert + Abeie 81 sooa Mission st.. and
Chan June Wee, 81. Oakland, and Chin Gam
Lin %, Oakland.
OAKLAND, Oct. 3O.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John d. Barry. %, Berkeley. and Maud A.
Peake. IS. Berkeley.
Alonzo P. Priest, 80. Rockland and Mary E.
Walter Faweett, 2s Vallejo and Iva Nc
and sa Rae Soomon ese' IS Denver o0'o'ao' springs
Charles W Rayl. &C. Oakland. and Ethel NJ.
Jackson. Il, Napa.
Arthur G. Forster. IS. Oakland, and VIII
helmina Calm. 20. Oakland.
Alfred H. Richter. 20. Rockville. and Perry
A. Duncan. "a. San Francisco.
Edmund A. Brownel %, Oakland. and Della
Lawrey. %. Oakland
Charles c. Lowry. 80 San Francisco. and
Alice S. Daze, %. San Francisco.
. Albert Stalder S3. San Francisco. and Bertha
P Arlen. %. Clinton. Iowa
Leroy f. Herrick, -. Oakland, and Mabel S.
McKiIlican, 81. Oakland.
Neil f. Munro. %, Berkeley, and Hattie J..
Watkins, 10, Berkeley.
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KATZ-BENNETT-In this city. October IL
1906, by the Rev. Joseph Wilmer. Louis Katz
and Pearl Bennett. both of this city.
MAER-LYONS-In this city. by the Rev Jo-
both of this city.
SPEIGEL-SCHNEIDER this city, by the
Rev. Joseph Wilmer. Abraham Speigel and
Celia Schneider, both of this city.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, 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
authorized to have the same published Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free of
charge
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Receipts of Produce.
Northern Wheat Marked.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Oct 3o.-WHEAT-Club 6sc
bluestem. CSC. valley. SIC: red. Gle.
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Provisions.

The market exhibits no further feature of in
terest. Quotations q rule steady and bust
ness is fair.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. l4lzc per lb for
heavy, l4iae for light medium, 16c for light
l65ac for extra light and 20d2l for sugar-cured; !;
Dry Salt Sides 13lsc Bellies. 14c: Eastern
Suear-cured Hams, I7iac; California Hams,
I61sc; Mess Beef, 50 per bbl; extra Mess,
$3.50; Family SO: prime Mess Pork. $3.50;
extra clear. S2S: Mess SI9; Pig Pork. S26;
Pigs Feet. So; Smoked Beef. lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at Sc for California
compound SIC for Eastern compound and 12c
for pure; slfbarrels. pure, l2lzc; I0-lb tins,
2%c; BIB tins. 125sc; 3lb tins. 13c.
C0TT0LENE-0ne half barrel, 9&c; three
hsf-barrels. 9&e; one fierce, 9isc; two tierces,
&c. I've fierces. &c.
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ALBAcH-In Oakland, Cal. October 20. 100

ALBACH--In Oakland CAL. October 90 l906.
Henry Albach. dearly beloved father of Mrs.
G.. H. Langrehr, Mrs. Kate Zimmerman. Mrs.
J. Rohrer Mrs. II. r. Gompertz and Tillie
native of Germany, aged 6S Years & months
and days. member of Eureka Lodge No.
g. O.. d. II. S.
ANEs-Alta Parlor No g. " d. G. w-Members
are requested to attend the funeral of our
late sister Mrs. Frances p. Ames. tomorrow
Addition funeral parlors. Devisadero street,
between Bush and Sutter. By order
HELEN HAMA, President
G. L. FAULKNER. Secretary.
BAKER-In this city. October 30 1906. Aexan-
der Mitchell Baker. foster father of Curtis
Mitchell Redfern, native of Jacksonville, ILL.,
The funeral services will be held today
of Odd Fellows Cemetery. Cremation Pleise
omit flowers.
BON-In Ukiah. CAL October 2S, 1906 Daniel
b. Bon, beloved brother of Rudolph and MoIlie
Bon. and nephew Of Mrs Amparo Schn1itz and
Esperanza Franks. native Of Marysville. CAL.
aged 3s years months and Z days. A me l.
Der Of the Retail Clerks Union No. 432.
Friends anc acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
dayl. Mt 1890 o'clock. from the parlors of
the Henry J Gallagher Undertaking Company.
1914 Webster street thence tn st. Iohn' s
Church for services. commencing at . O'Clock
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
BROTER-In this city, October 90 1906 Her
man II. Brnyer, dearly beloved husband of
Celesttna Broyer, devoted father of Herman
and Joseph Broyer, and brother Of Alexander
B. Broyer and Mrs n. Pister, and the late
Germany aged 81 years and 5 months.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today We'd
nesday), October 3lf At O'Clock .. m, FROM
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SALES
& & So @
Auction Sale.
ESTATE on MICHAEL coNLoN. DECEASED.

ESTATE OF MICHAEL CoNLoN. DECEASED
viii ssu The contents OF CENTENNIAL
STABLES formerly 1521-25 California 81, AZ
auction. This stable the largest ana PES
equipped in San Francisco and iargest 49, =.
Chicago. The stock consists or elegane ~.
daus Berlin Coaches. Broughams. Coupes' 49,
torias Cabrioets. Surries Breaks. traps S.an-
hopes Business Bnggies and Runabouts. . setS
of hand finished Carriage Coupe Harness.. orsc. 1
Mounted: also single sets OF surrey anu .tEE 1aaE
Harness: so head OF horses. single ana matcnem
teams. thoroughly broken and well manheIsus
some OF item exceptionally Hne. The attentlon
of liverymen and private owners who nave iuse
their turnouts in the IRE and the public IN gen
eral is called to this sale Stock Gan 1e ss S
at 1910 Greenwich St. between OctaVla anss
Laguna. Take Ffllmore-sr- cars. get on AZ
Greenwich St, walk three blocks
Terms Cash Sale takes place ar 1c1V
GREENwICH ST. SATURDAY. Novemoer 3
1905. at I D. m
Catalogues now ready.
JOHN ]. DOYLE. Anctioneer
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News.
Continued From Uage IL.

rated Apples spot 5ls @7c. do sun-dried 2I5 a
3lac; Peaches. l0GI2isc; Pears, 99l2lzc; Figs.
White. SO d4I5c; do. Black. 314 M3i5c, pitted
plums. nominal: prunes. 2ss @29s.c 4-size basis,
and 3G31kc basis for large sizes.
RAISINS-Seeded. ~ 14671sc; Loose Musca-
fels. So N6c. 6@61ac and 6i50Tc for 2 and
crown respectively; Seedless Sultans, size;
bleached do. z0sc; Thompson Seedless, &c for
unbleached; Imperial clusters. 6-croUn, $3.50;
Dehess clusters 5-crown. 81. London Layers,
3-crown. 81 .z5; London Layers. 2-crown. 81 40
NCTS-Almonds Nonnsfeils. 1715 isi3c:
]. y. l.. 1919 dlSc; Ne Plus Ultra. 166I1Tc;
en- State, l3is Glsc per ID: hard-shell. 9G10c.
Wslnuts-Soft-shcll. llibc for No. ] and Size
for No. ,: hard-shell lie for No. ] and Sc for
No. ?: California Chestnuts I2k G15c per Ii.
HONEN-l50 l6l5c 10 for bright comb and Il
g lSc for amber; DO extracted, 81 G6lec.
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STREET TO BE. IMPRovED.-The BOARD of
Works recommended to the Board of SUPER
visors yesterday that 5000 be apporfioned for
the improvement Of Sixteenth street from Va
lepcia 10 Folsom.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

McCANN--In this city. October 26 1906, to the
wife of John Fl Mccain,
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Meat Market.

Beef and Lamb rule steady at the advance
noted yesterday. Quotations for Mutton and
Pork are mainta ined without difficulty and the
market is generally in good shape for sellers
DRESSED MEATS.
BEES G635e for Steers and 5@5Ac for
Cows.
( NEAL-655 dsc for large ana sdsc for small.
MITTON-9QIOc for Wethers and s15@91ac
for Ewes.
LAMBS-I1d1
DRESSED HOGS-SdI0c
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco less 50 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle
CATTLE-Steers, 7e per ID for No. l and eI5c
lot No 2; Cows and Heifers, sc; No Cows,
cALYES-554 q 419c per ID for light 315G4c
weight
sHEEP-wethers, ~ @5c per ID; Ewes, AZ
a 41ac gross weight.
LAMBS-5G51sc per 10.
HOSES to $50 lbs, ei5c per ID; under 125
IDS, oA 0ol2c: 25O lbs and over. 6@6Ac: Bears
42O per cent Of from above quotations.
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DEATHS.

Albach, Henry, 6s Hagenmeyer. E1iz. II
Ames Mrs. r. ?. Hawke Cecilia 6s
Baker, Alexander NJ Jewett Can't D. G. 76
Bon, Daniel B.. IS Johnson David
Broyer, Herman H., 81 Leonard. John Is
Campbell, Albert. IL Levy. William 80
Carr, Rose, 66 Manning. Ellen 60
Coppard, Sarah m. Manning, Ellen. 63
Debiolles Marguerite. 20 Martin. George. 56
Fellows. Sarah NJ. Sc Nay. Samuel A.. Jr. 4
Fenlon. jeremiah. 60 Nethercott. Esther ". .
Foster. Vim. J.. so O'Conneu. Nora "a
Ghisla. Annie G. Orvis. Malvina. 47
Gourgiotis. A.. 10 Petier. Emmanuel, 50
Graham, James, 40 Peters John, So
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LEyY-In this city. October 20. 1906. William
Levy beloved SON of Abraham Levy. and be-
loved brother of Mrs Charles Jacobson a
native of San francisco. aged s36 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited attend the funeral today jwednes
his late residence 21e5 Pine street Inter.
ment Hills of Eternity Cemetery. by so
a. M train from Third and Townsend streets
MANNING-In this city October 80 1906. Ellen
Manning, dearly beloved wife of Thomas NJ
Manning. native of Cremarton County Mon
ahan. ireland. aged 6S years.
The funeral will take place Friday. No
ven,ber .. at 10 a. M from the rsrlors of
valente, Marini & Co., 344s Mission street
near Cortland avenue. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
MANNING-In the City and County Hospital
October so. 1906 Ellen Manning, native of
Ireland, aged 60 years.
MARTIN-In San Rafael. Cal. October % 1906
George, beloved husband OF Mary Martin. and
father of George Martin Jr.. Mamie and
Katherine Martin a native of Greece. aged G
years 4 months and 10 days 4 member of
Mount Tamalpais Grove No: as. U. A. o. d.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
"wednesday. October 81 at O'Clock D.. M
from his late residence. 119 Fifth avenue
fery.
NAY-In this city October 30. 1906 Samuel
Alfred Jr.. beloved son of Frank c. and
Mary Nay and grandson of Samuel Alfred
Nay Sr. and Sarah Nay of Petalunla ma
tive of Petauma, Cal. aged years / month
Funeral and interment at Petaiums Remains
at the family residence. Gil Diamond street
until tomorrow Thursday morning.
NET THERCOTT--In Oakland. Cal. October 20
1905, Esther Naormi Nethercott. loving daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nethercott and
c., Walter A.. Annie F.. Henry W. and
Ethel NJ Nethercott native Of oakIand
aged 2>years months and 2S days
O'CONNELL tnec Daey)--.In this city. October
80. 1906. Nora. dearly beloved wife of Thomas
OConnell, and loving mother of Lawrence.
r.. Thomas G.. Catherine NJ. Josephine L. and
John F. 0'Connell, a native OF Brosna
County Kerry. Ireland aged 81 years
Friends and acquaintanccs are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fThurs-
day., at 1915 a. M, from her late residence
1909 Utah street thence to st. Peters
Church Tor services at 1875 a. m Intcrment
Holy Cross Cemetery. A requiem hizi mass
will be celebrated for the repose of her soul
Saturday, November 3. at a. n at St
Peters Church. Friends are invited TO attend
ORyIS-In this city October 30 1906. MaIvina
Della Orvis. beloved wife of Henry P Orvis
mother of Mrs. John Foster and Ruth T. Orvis
and sister of Mrs Ora Deal of this city and
G. W. Swain of Sehastapol, Cal. a native
of Ellensviile, Ulster County, New York aged
~ years and % days.
PELTIER-In this city. October 2s 9Os EN-
manneI Pefier, father Of Joseph Peltier of
San Francisco. Francis Peitier of Guaymas
Major r. Petier of the French army and
Mrs. T. J.. O,Keefe of Sognles Ariz ma
tive of Louisiana. aged So years.
PETERs-Ip this city, october ~, 1906, John
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J the Ell Paso Southwestern. as was re-
ported, but will remain with the com
panv
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T. M. Schumacher, traffic manage
for the Ell Paso Southwestern and all
the Dodge interests in the Southwest,
says that Arizona is as yet in its
infancy as far as its mineral interests
are concerned His road does on enor-
nous business with the coal mines in
the northern part of Mexico and with
the big copper mines in southern Ari-
zona. Schumacher says 1t is not a
question of getting business now, but
of cars and locomotives. He will stay
here till William Sproule arrives as
they have business matters to discuss.
William Sproule. who was with the
Southern Pacific, but is now with the
smelter combine, is in Salt Lake City
and is expected here at the end of
this week.
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w. Wilde of the Union Pacific has
accepted the management of the AS
toria office of J. Lindenberger &, Co.
foreign fish packers. The headquarters
of the company are in Berlin. The
concern has packing houses at Black
Diamond, Eureka, on Puget Sound and
in Alaska. It's largest plant is at AS
toria
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w. S. Palmer, general superintendent
of the northern division of the South
ern Pacific, is on a tour of inspection
and is accompanied by T. r. Jones,
superintendent of the Sacramento di-
vision. and Thomas Ahern. assistant
division superintendent at Dunsmuir
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r. B. Torbert, of the passenger de-
partment of the Pennsylvania system
in Washington City. has been on a tour
of the coast and left for Portland last
night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1906-03-03
Performance at Tabernacle
Last Night Attended BY
Great Crowd.
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE.
Band Travels in Special Car
and Carries Sixty Skilled
Musicians.

Sousa's Band at the Tabernacle
last night was the crowning event of
Manager McPherson's fine list of at
fractions. This greatest of all mu-
sical organizations had never before
been to Hopkinsville and the crowd
t1at greeted it was most apprecia-
tive one.
The performance began at $50
o'clock and in order to give the mem
bers of the city council an opportu-
nifty to attend, Mayor Meacham
called the council meeting for
O'Clock and a short session was held.
Forty or fifty Cadiz people came
up yesterday to hear the band. They
arrived at 4:45 o'clock and returned
by special train after the perform
ance, through an arrangement with
the Illinois Central road. Many
from other towns on the l. C. were
present.
A-large delegation of Pembroke
people came down on the 9:40 train
yesterday. There were quite a mum
ber of people from other towns on
the L. & N. road also in the big
crowd that attended.
The private car in which Sousa' s
Band of go people travels, arrived
here yesterday morning from Padu-
cab and went to Clarksville for g
matinee performance in the after.
noon. The return was made in time
for the evening performance here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1906-03-03
ILL ONLY
SEVEN DAYS.
Died of Pneumonia at the
Age of 81 years.
BORN IN ENGLAND.
Was a Member Of the Pres
byterian Church AZ
Years.
BORN IN ENGLAND.

Just a week from the day she was
taken down with Pneumonia, Mrs.
Annie Courtney breathed her last,
Wednesday about o'clock p. m.
She had but little hope of recovery
from the first and told her pastor,
Rev. E. H. Bull, if she should not
live, to have her favorite hymn How
Firm Foundation" sung at her
funeral.
Mrs. Courtney was born July 18th
1889, in Lancaster, England. When
she was 18 years old her father
came to America with his family
and located in this city. He was an
artist of more than ordinary talent,
but after settling here with his large
family found it necessary to adopt
house and sign painting as a means
of subsistence. Mrs. Courtney was
well educated and taught school in
her earlier life. She was deeply
pious and was a member of the Pres
byterian church for AZ years. She
is survived by five children: Mrs.
Ellis Bates, James W., George c..
and Edward B, Courtney, of Chris
tian county, and Mrs.E.G. Andrews,
of Norwich. Conn. who was prevent
ed from coming to he mothers bed
side by her own illness. Four sisters
also survive: Mrs. Lizzie Courtney,
Mrs. Nellie Crunk, Mrs. Mag Had.
dock and Mrs. Alice Thomas.
Funeral services were held at the
First Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon and the remains laid to
rest in Hopewell. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful.