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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
VICTIMS BRING SUIT

Three damage suits were begun yss-
terday in the superior court. JACOB
G. Jacobsen wants $4,000 for beinx
beaten by an employs OF the North
western Pacific railwar when. after
giving his ticket 20 the ferry gats
keeper. he attempted 10 board a sausa-
Ito boat; Josephine Richardson. a
widow. asks $4,000 from the United
Railroads because she was hurled from
a car that took curve at high speed.
and John Richards. a carpenter. wants
$4,000 from NJ c. Lynch. In whose en-
ploy he was when an elevator on which
he was riding fell six stories and
caused him numerous injuries. includ-
ing a broken leg
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
ORDERS TRACKS LAID
ALONG ELLIS STREET
Board of Works Desires to
Have Roadway Paved
and Widened

The board OF works ordered notice
sent to the United Railroads yesterday
to remove. the cable conduit and to lay
heavy rails in Ellis street from Market
to Larkin at once in order 10 permit of
the paving and widening of the road
way.
The board approved the plans for
viaduct at Fifteenth avenue and @
street South in connection with the
Bay Shore cGton.
The board appointed George f. Nc
Rae architectxto prepare plans for the
new pesthouse-
The supervisors We're requested 10 al
low $4,000 for the additional cost Of
removing street sweepings TO the park
by the United Railroads
The Ocean Shore railway company
will be asked to pay $1,000 for the re-
pair OF the Bryant street bunkers
The board ordered artificial stone
sidewalks in the south side OF Market
street. from Twelfth to Valencia.
and in the east side OF Valencia street
from Market to Hermann. where not al
ready laid.
The board ordered bids invited for
the paving of Harrison street. from
Fourth 10 Sixth, at a cost Of s42,500,
out Of bond money.
The bond of the Western Pacific rail-
way company for blasting four Potrero
blocks was fixed at S5o.090.
The board transmitted TO the board
of education for approval the plans for
the Winfield Scott school which is to
be erected out Of the bond issue at
cost OF $4,000.
The board took no action on its order
for the removal of tracks of the South
ern Pacific company in Berry street
from Third to Seventh, as the super
yisors street committee has asked that
the tracks be allowed TO remain IS
months longer as convenience to in
dustrial concerns.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Transport Crook Is Being Fitted for
Trip to Honolulu and Alaska

The transport Crook is being fitted
for run TO Honolulu. thence 10 Alas
kan points and back TO this port This
WI take six weeks. The Crook Is
taxing on stores TO last for the round
ZIP These include great quarters Of
beef, whole sheep by the dozen. q
Wagonload OF chickens. turkeys, squads
and ducks and case after case OF vege-
tables All VIII be stored IN the great
ice chests OF the transport
The Crook viii sail on Saturday At
y o'clock noon. 1t will take the First
battalion OF the Tenth infantry TO Hon
olulu. IN command OF Major Samuel W
Dunning From Honolulu 10 Alaskz
the Crook viii take one battalion or
me Tenth infantry. now stationed az
Fort Mckinley. The Crook also Wi
take 4 number OF army officers and
their families on the round trip. They
viii be Lieutenant Colonel ". A Glass
ford and wife, signal corps: Captain
y. " Hand and wife, Captain r. W.
Briggs. wife and two children. and
Chaplain z p Easterbrook- Besides
these there viii be number OF casuals
destined for honolulu
Captain Williams viii 20 IN COM
msnd OF the Crook and Major Taggart
VIII act as ouartermaster.
Visit Rock Quarrie.
President stafford and Commissioner
Harry Gray Of Gray Brothers spent all
q yesterday visiting the rock quarrics
around the bay Stafford said that ap-
psrently there was enough rock within
easy reach 10 build 1000 seAwaIls
Raftsnan Badly Hurt
William Houston, a raftsman. wos
badly hurt on q log raft Tuesday in san
Pablo bay The raft was being towed
70 this city By Crowley's launch Picket
Houston fell between two parted piles
and before he could extricate himself
MS legs were 80 badly crushed that
they probably viii have to be ampu-
tsted- The launch went TO Houston's
rescue and carried him 10 Pinole point,
where he was placed in the hands or
surgeons
Appalaehee at steusrt Street wharf
The steamship Appalachee. which ar
riEed late Tuesday night from the
orient, docked at Steusrt street wharf
yesterday Captain Nicon reports an
brings zoo tons OF cargo 10 the Stand
ard oil company, consisting mainly OF
raw sugar. bone and fertilizing stock
j was 50 days from Hongkong and q
days from Ao5i.
Aleazar May Be Saved
The steamer Alczzsr, which went
ashore on Tuesday on the reef at
Needle rock. is likely TO be saved. pro-
Vided the weather continues fine II Is
valued al $4,000 and is uninsured
Light Lumber Arrivals
The lumber arrivals by sea from the
northern coast yesterday were the
lghtest OF the season They amounted
10 only $4,000 feet The steamer
Whitesboro brought $4,000 feet and
5000 ties and the steamer Argo $1,000
feet
sierra 10 Sail Saturday
The Oceanic steamship companys
liner Sierra VIII sail at II a m on
saturday for Honolulu.
Hongkong Maru Due To-day
The Toyo Kisen Kafshz steamship
Hor gkong Maru is due 10 arrive todav
from the orient
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
CLAIMANTS
MAY LOSE 100000
Policy Holders Will Not Be
Able to Visit Illinois to
Answer Summons

Policy holders in the German insur-
ance company of Freep0rt Ill which
went into the hands of a receiver some
time ago. have become alarmed over
lnelr interests because OF a court sum
mons received yesterday making II
necessary for every claimant against
the company TO appear in the circuit
court OF Illinois on or before June l..
II will be impossible for many OF the
policy holders TO appear there upon
such short notice or 70 engage counsel
to appear for them. and their claims
on the company are apparently bound
TO be lost by default There IS at stake
sf,70o-00o which should go TO San Fran
cisco policy holders.
The court OF Illinois issued an order
on March requiring all policy holders
to present their verified claims 70 the
receiver on or before MAY g. Eighteen
hundred policy holders fled claims
which were approved BY the receiver
20 the amount OF s3.s00.o09- In
series OF orders made prior 20 May 5
the court provisionslIy approved all
these claims. the provision being that
fun approval be subject TO objections
fled on or before June Z. The pro-
visionaI order provided further that IT
case such objections should be fled
they were to be set for hearing and
disposition on or before June IL
The majority OF San Francisco claim
ants are unrepresented at the Illinois
court and their claims seem doomed
10 be annuied by default
Charles c. Boynton OF the firm 0f
Peck & Boynton. representing San
Francisco policy holders who have de-
posted claims with ths German na-
tional bank. will leave for Chicago this
morning TO look after the interests OF
his clients Boynton said last night
that he surmised that the move TO have
the claims OF policy holders go by de-
fault was made BY eastern stockholders
OF the German Freeport. or by some
large creditor. probably the North Ger
man insurance company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Additional Cargo

Several bel2ted manifezts. representing sdai-
ions 70 the cargo of the German steamer
AoesSinia, which sailed Saturday for Ham
burg and way ports. were fled az the custom
house yesterday. The sditionsi cargo was val
ued AZ So. l5e- the distribution being fol-
lows. For Mexico. S5.444. Central America
$50 Ecuador s. 335: Peru. SIC. AZ. Chile.
$lSs4 ne following were the leading ship
To Mexieo-1.eu lbs ssgo. 1910 lbs spices.
- lbs dried fruit z72 lbs rssSfns $50 lbs
nillsfu1s. 1S6 lbs tea. 1 bbl -four. ; pkgs pO-
tStoes and onions. 40 cs canned goods $40 lbs
paste cs table preparations. 263 lbs cheese,
cs butter pkgs groceries and provisions. 26
pkgs machinery, "a pkgs paper. - bales broom
corn pkgs wagon material, bales betting.
. pes and 1 bdi steel. 20 cs blasting caps Id
kegs riTets
- Central Ameries-s.see lbs rice 50 es
dynamite.
To Eersdor-35o lbs -four. 1s c. canned goods
2oS lbs dried fruit, 52e lbs raisins liza lbs
paste $50 lbs cereals. 730 lbs sugar. $40 cs
salmcn- cs OIL IS bdls broons. drums acid.
10 Peru-S.715 bbls four so c. canned goods.
4rSss lbs dried frrIf, 1901 lbs rssins 20 cs
salmon. p bdis brooms. pkgs paints. IA pkgs
harness pkgs machinery. Il cs castings.
To Chile-50 cs salmon. b cs canned goods.
S5z lbs dried fsh. 81 lbs rsisius. Is bdls breons.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
WILL MAKE AN EXAMPLE
OF ALLEGED DEPOSITOR
San Francisco Savings Union Obtains
Warrant for the Arrest of
Mgrdich Wartanian

it is a crime for a man to assert that
he has money on deposit in a savings
bank and attempt to draw out an
amount when he hak no money on de-
posit F. H. Colburn Of the San Fran
cisco savings union obtained a war
rant from Police Judge Cabaniss yes
terday for the arrest of Mgrdich War
tanian on charge OF attempting to
obtain money by false pretenses
II was alleged in the complaint that
on June I Wartanian presented check
for $500 for payment at the bank, he
saying that he had on deposit s265. bul
that he had no money on deposit at
that time On March 4 Wartanian had
s219.3s on deposit. but the full amount
was withdrawn by him on that date
and since that time he had not de-
posted any cash
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Exports ~ the Puebla

The steamer City OF Puebla which sailed on
Monday for Victoria. carried cargo consigned
foreign ports FsiHd st <Ts.3es and manifested
as follows: For8ritish America. SS6. T5l: Aus
uslfa. So. 23z: New Zealand S7.S59: Fiji
Islands. 1892; Fsnniug island. S462- The princi-
pal shipments were as follows
To British America-li5.0 .025 lbs dried fruit
zS5 gals and wine. $50 lbs beans. 5Sl los
cheese. 1.242 lbs spices 32s 6 canned goods ID
pkgs groceries and provisions. 25 pkgs salt FISH
2s4s lbs chocolate. rs pkgs fresh fruits IS pkgs
vegetables. s43 pkgs potatoes. l59 pkgs onions
IL lbs garlic. 200 lbs cereals. 6-e03 lbs and :
sks nuts. &c axle grease. so fuse. s
powder, l25 tins matches, pkgs paints.
sewing machines cs arms and ammunition. -
cyis gas. pigs mfllvork. S5 $40 lbs pig tin
2.e1e lbs tobacco. 126 b5ls and 506 drums as
phsitun. 5. 733 Ibs grease, bales overalls, .
tasks quicksilver. 95s lbs wsr. 1 coil rope,
rolls leather. 299 b5ls ard 10 cs oils AZ pkgs
roofing material. pkgs electrical goods. pkgs
machinery. bdls steel.
canned goods. 1890 lbs coffee 5.1T2 lbs hops.
p bales hose pkgs machinery. cs tarpentine,
10 bbis and IS cs oils. g3 pkrs ink. $50 pkgs
paints q cs boots and shoes. u pkgs a<ricul-
tursl implements rolls leather. 959 rolls snd ~
pkEs roofing material, bales betting 10
bales overails.
To New Zealaad-I4 625 lbs dried fruit 200
lbs Tsisins, 600 lbs Goldfish. 800 lbs beans, SIS
lbs cereals. 20S canned goods, 800 lbs len
tils, 6l3e lbs coffee. bale hose. bales over
sIis. bales betting
To Fiji islands-160 es canned goods s35 cs
salmon. pkes groceries
To Fanning island-i06 cs canned goods >
pkgs paints. i pkg hardware
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
BANDS TO PLAY IN THE
SQUARES ON FOURTH
Arrangements Committee Also Sets
Aside Goodly Sum to Purchase
Trophies for Athletic Contests

The committee appointed by Mayor
Schmitz to take charge OF all arrange
ments for the celebration OF the fourth
In this city met last night and set
aside money for music and the pur-
chase of trophies for the athletic con-
tests. Bands will be stationed in seven
public squares during the evening In
the day a band of 40 pieces will play
at the exercises in Golden Gate park.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
CONGRESSMEN TO VISIT
HONOLULU AND MANILA
Will Sail on Transport Crook on
Saturday to Visit American Is
land Possessions

A iunksting party composed Of Con-
gressmen ]. n Reynolds. Z. NJ Higgins,
W. W. Cocks and James Mckinney.
with members of their families. will be
passengers sailing from here for Homo
lulu on the transport Crook Saturday.
They will remain In the islands until
July Is. when they will board the
transport Sherman and go to the Phil
ippines.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Average snow on ground 81 inches.
SYNOpSTS

SYNOPSIS
The pressure Is rising over the Pacific coast
and the general depression Is moving east Show
ers have occurred from San Diego 10 British
Columbia. There was quite heavy snowfall In
the Sierrss. The temperature are all below the
normal IN California. but warmer weather may
De expected Conditions are favorable for clear
ing weather OF California.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Clesring Thursday;
fresh southwest wind.
Sacramento vailsy-C1oudy Thursday. with
showers in the mountains in the morning; light
so1th wind
San Joaquin ralley-Cloudy Thursday, probably
showers IN the Sierrss: light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Thursday;
Light Southwest wind.
A 9. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
MEETING NOTICES

CALIFORNIA commandery No l. K
I--Of6cers and sir knights are nori- ~
ted TO attend the funeral services of i<1
our late frater. LOUIS NJ THEIR "
BACH. on FRIDAY June IA. 1907. at o'cIo~k
m. under the auspices az Crockett Lesfxe
No, l5p: = A. NJ at King SoIomons hall,
1I39 Fillmore ST. By order
RALPH L HATHORN- EN- Commander
WILLIAM r. JOST, Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
ENTERTAINMENT PLEAsEs MANY

The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the students of the
Sacred Heart convent last night at
Sacred Heart hall was patronized
largely by friends and relatives OF the
students Much talent was shown by
the young ladies who rendered songs
and recitations. The entertainment,
which was given for the benefit OF St
Ignatius church. was success in every
way and netted a substantial sum.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
CHARLES THOMAS sEsrrscEp-cn.rr..

Thomas sentenced to serve six months IN
the county Jail by Police Judge Shortalf yester-
day for disturbing the peace. He was arrested
for distributing obscene literature aaong school
girls. The judge said he regretted that the
law did not prsside the whipping post foe such
creatures as Thomas. School Directors Altman
and Boyle were present in court
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

Sailed June I2-Scir AIrens for Astoria .
stmr Samoa. for San Francisco; stmr San Ga
hriei, for umpqua river.
Arrived June l2-Schr Jessie Minor. from Eu-
reks.
SAN DIEGO Sailed June 12-sehr Maweems
for Puget sound
EuREKA-Arrived June 12-Tug Sea Rover
with Br bark Battle Abbey in tow. hence June
10; stmr Scotia. hence June 10.
Sailed June i2-Stmr Eureka for San Fran
cisco. tug Sea Rover. for San Frnncfsco. strnr
Pomona for San Francisco; stmr Aberdeen, Tor
San Francisco; stmr Iaqua. for San francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HOSOLULU-Arriyed June l1-Br gfmr b.
centaur. from Auckland
Sailed June f2-Fr stmr Amirai JaureKui-
berry. for San Francisco
Sailed June 1l-Stmr Nevada. for Kahului
Sailed June 12-Stmr Alameda, for San Fran
cisco: sfnr Hiionian, for San Francieco.
Arrived June 12-U S gtmr Thomas, hence
June 3. for Manila
KAHULUI-Saiied June l2-stnr Missouri.
for kasnapau-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Z. $. Br.nch Hydroxr.phIc once

A branch OF the United States Hydrograpbic
Office located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Nayisators are cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand. for comparison and reference and the lat
est information can sIways be obtained regarding
lights, dangers TO navigation and all matters Of
interest to ocean commerce
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. s-sN-. in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
TennaEr EngaEemenf.

he British ship Brilliant. which arrived from
1csohana yesterday, viii return the Orient
The ship Eclipse viii sail from here 70 New
e.sle, Australls. and return with coal
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

bound
The Kiip.triek is At Newport News. Va
TIE Logan arrived May 81 at Manila.
he Meade is at New York Out Of com
mission
The ingalls, IS at Newport News. Va
Ile Sheridan Is at Mare island under re-
pairs.
The Shermsn arrived from. Manila SATURDAYS.
Inc Thomas sailed for Manila on June s.
The Warren is In port
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

HILo-sailed June 11-stmr Californian. for
Delaware Breakwater
MANILA-Arrived prior to June 11-U sfmr
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arrived June 12-Stmr Finance,
--s' 5000 FOREIGN PORTS
GIBRALTAR-Passed June 1f-Br stmr Tyd--
DuNGESEss-Passed June me 10Th bark
Marthe Roux. from Hamburg. FOR Oregon
sALINA CRUz-saied May e5-Br stmr Wool
ACAPuICo-Arrived May 2s-Br stmr suse-
ric. from Moj. and proceeded 10 Puget sound.
PANAMA-Sailed June 11-Stmr Newport. for
YoKoHAMA-sailed June I2-stmr Korea.
= vfcToRiA-Arrived June Ia-Jsp stmr Toss
Maru. from Iokohsmas Br stmr Boveric, from
Ksrstsu
saiiea june OCEAN OCEAN STE sTEAMERs n s0S sn.nsns-
Observation-Disclosures June 12-stmr Fries
land g f5op pP PPhiiaaelghis. 1 :. g.
NEW YoRK-Arrived June 12-stmr Carma-
mia. from Liverpool; stu1r Finland, from Ant
Arrived June 1c-stmr President Lincoln. from
PLYMouTH-Arrived June 12-stmr Oceanic,
from New York, for Cherbourg and Southampton.
YoKOHAMA-Arrived previous to June I2-
TELEGRAPHIC
cloudy. wind west; velocity miles per hour.
DON PORTS .6 IS .-e 20 "a IS g
Memoranda
ST. MICHAEL. June 1f-Safty harbor reports
heard stmr President, calling four minutes this
morning President bound from Seattle for
Nome
PUNTA ARENAS, June 11-Br stmr Oretss.
from Liverpool for Valparaiso. went aground on
Treton bank. Straits OF Magellan, yesterday, bat
got on at next tide unsssisted. and proceeded
apparently undamaged-
viouslv reported ashore at this port, has good
chance TO hoat at high tide with assistance
Per stnr Daisy Mitchell from willspa Har-
Cape Mere In strong Sc gale and high sea- ves-
sci listed heavily to port. carried away deck
lashing and lost portion of deck load lines and
gear attached.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

VOTERS NAY REGIsTERThe rexistrar's
or1ce = now open for registration OF voters IN
the old Quarters in the eity hall. McA1listsr
street opposite HTde
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Array Transports

The Burnside il AZ Seattle
ne Rnford arrived AZ Manila June q
ne Crook is in pert sn1 wH ~ for hs1s-
tuiu On Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
The oxerdue List

british ship Hilsen. out I4s DAYS from Caleta
Coiosa. for Hanburg s per cent
italian ship F. s cizmpa ont l51 DAYS from
1sIoot. for Icuiqe per cent
britsl snip Anuiree. out las days from To-
copills for Falmouth. per cent.
Argentine schooner Iadis. ont 90 days from
Madeira, for Platte. - pes. cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13
Weather Report

United States department. Of agriculture
Weather bureau San Francisco. June 12 1907
Co. IL
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

MISSION chapter No. -. &. A. NJ
Special meeting THIS THURS NN
DAf) EVENING. az O'Clock LAA
Past and ~ = " degrees b \"
order OF the II. p. 2
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-13

Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrogrsphic Office Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, Cal, June
IL, 1907.
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing vas dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
STANDARD Time t12oth Meridian1. or sh. com
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, u s. ~, In Charge
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
BEGIN REMOVAL OF
DEBRIS TRACKS
Railroad Corporations Start
Operations by Tearing
Up Davis-Street Rails
CLEAN UP ROADWAYS

The work Of removing the temporary
tracks laid in the downtown streets for
the transportation of debris by the
railroad companies was begun yester-
day with the tearing up Of the tracks
on Davis street The track was laid
by the Southern Pacific Company and
the merchants on the street had pe-
titiOned that the rails be removed, as
they were a hindrance 10 business and
teaming traffic. No sooner had the
tracks been removed than the mer-
chants appealed to the Board Of Works
TO repave the streets, and this viii be
done as soon as the necessary funds
have been secured.
President Duffey stated that the
tracks on Battery street would be the
next to come up and that the removal
Of tracks on the streets north of Mar
ket street would follow. Duffey said
further that the tracks south Of Market
street would have to come UP and that
a beginning in that district would be
made with the tracks on First street
This effectually sets at rest the reports
that the tracks on First and Battery
streets would remain for the transpor-
tation Of freight from the mail dock TO
the Custom house.
Duffey put twenty teams and 100
men at work yesterday morning clean
ing Fifth street from Market to Towns
end. so the Merchants Street Repair
Society may repair the thoroughfare
by filling in the chuckholes, which Will
be done today The Works Board had
gangs of men working 10 put Mission
and Howard streets in good condition,
and will also have Folsom street re-
paired as soon as possible
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In this city January q:
Harry den. Williams, >21. Bis Sacramento
St, and Adeline D. Cereghino, Is, 1874 Fifth
avenue.
John A. Howatt 81 1887 Seventeenth St. and
Mary Garretty. IS, 105 Tilden st.
William Pearson. "a. city, and Olga Justin,
30. SO Knox st.
Amelia Tschirch, 23 l49 Fillmore st
Stephen S. Herrick 80. 1912 Broadway, and
Mabel Gale 26 149 San Jose ave
John I. Reed. %. Oakland, and Olive F..
Hurtzig 90 1851 Post st.
Frank Reinke. "a $40 Railroad ave, and
Rosie Baffa, Il. IS Ware st.
Frank w Smith 26 1s2lA Ellis St. and
Mae A Mecsfery, % 240 Casseln ave.
OAKLAND. Jan. 2I.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Pierre Loustalet, 2s, and Maria Maillot, o.
Frederick B. Coffin. 35, Oakland, and Isabelle
Edward B. Casey, "a. Tucson, and Mary
Irene Whitney. 10. Oakland.
Joseph r. Coeho. "a. and Louisa d. Peters,
"a. both Of Hayward.
John II. Lane. 30 San Francisco. and Tena
Bowman. 81, Oregon City.
Earle /. McGregor, 80 and Bessie Nichols,
%. both OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

Of sutter street. 172 w OF Grant avenue,
I26 by w 43: SOC. 600.
George A. Moriatti with W. @. Hind Improve
ment Company-T0 erect three-story frame
building on r line OF Dolores street, 60 OF
Eighteenth S % by i 10; S9s45.
Leon and Joseph Levin with San Francisco
Realty and Construction Company-Lumber,
mill work. stairs. glazing, hardware, electric
work. timing and plastering for four-story
frame building on the W line of Stockton street,
1877 20 OF Union, S3;l12, n 1852, 69:2Ss !;
so. .021.
line of Pierce street. 1926 Of Haight 70
by W S7:6: $12 OO0
Mary MuIlowney TO Arthurlena h S. Slutman.
lot on Sc line OF Clara or Clary street, DDS NE
OF Fourth, NE % by Sc IS; gift
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-22

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