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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Bark Ferris S. Thompson Opens Her
Seams by Striking Bakers Beach

The lumber-laden bark Ferris s.
Thompson IS lying at anchor off
Meiggs wharf with two feet of water
IN her hold as the result OF resting
for a few hours on the sand Of Bakers
Beach. The Thompson arrived off port
Friday evening and the wind being
fair, Captain Fairsley decided to sail
in. He managed beautifully until he
had passed Mile Rock, when the faith
less wind suddenly dropped off to
sleep. The wind slumbered, but the
food tide was wide awake and swept
the helpless windjammer in toward
Bakers Beach.
The port anchor was let go. but the
chain parted and the current 3ammed
the bark hard and fast ashore. Blue
lights were burned as signals Of dis
tress and the life-saving crew re-
sponded to the call for help. The YES
sci was not in immediate danger. but
was beginning TO pound heavily, so
the life savers rowed ashore and tele-
phoned for towboat The red stack
tug Sea Fox responded and about IL
o'clock D. m. dragged the Thompson
into deep water. She was leaking and
there was about two feet OF water in
her hold. How badly she has been
damaged win not be known until the
cargo has been discharged and the
vessel drydocked-
Water Front Notes
The liner Siberia arrived January (
at HOngkong.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
liner Ventura sailed at IL o'clock p. M.
Friday from Honolulu for this port
The liner Sonoma, outward bound,
sailed yesterday from Honolulu.
The army transport Logan arrived
10 a+ 11-r1r
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO nearly 1000. 600 feet
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Wfn I.nnd Immhe
SHIPPING INrELLIGENoE
ARRIVED


Friday. January T.
Bark Ferris Thompson, Parsley, 10 days
from Port Angeles.
stmr James Higgins, 50 hours from San
stmr Montars. Reilly. 80 hours from Ana
stmr Navarro. LOfstrom. IS hours from cres-
Br stmr Bruncaiine. Robertson. days from
Tacoma, put in 10 finish loading.
simr w Elder, Jessen, "a hours from San
Pedro.
Ger stmr Ramses KohIer. DAYS from Sc
attic. put in 10 finish loading
Brig William G Irwin. Fisher. 81 days from
schr solano, Rosich. days from Grays Har-
CLEARED
Saturday, January ..
Kosnos s s a..
Stmr Alameda DOwden. Honolulu; ]. d.
'psfi5' Ship Ben n Packard. St. Clair. Port Blake
ley: Williams. Dim0nd & Co.
Br ship Wynford. Bellringer, Crimsby. Eng
land: BalfOur. Guthrie & Co.
schr sequoia' Huffman, Aazatlan; William
SAILED
Friday. January 4.
Stmr Whitesboro Mikkelson, Fort Bragg.
e S stmr Sherman, Bruguere, Manila.
Stmr George W Elder, Jessen. Portland, via
Eureka.
Stmr Daisy Mitchell Smith. WIIlapa Harbor.
Stmr Alameda, Dowdell. Honolulu.
Stmr Watson, Cam, Seattle.
Stmr Acme; Welyig. Srays Harbor.
Stmr COQuille River. Olsen, Tillamook.
Stmr Coaster, Higgins, Astoria.
Stmr Helen p Drew. GundersOn, Point Arena.
Stmr Chehalis, Kitieson Grays Harbor.
Swed ship Clan Macfarlane Nilsson, London
Bark Levi G Burgess. Younggren, Puget
Sound.
Fr bark Jane cuilion, Lechdien. Queenstown.
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shermnn neaves Pronptlr

AS an army transport should the
Sherman sailed yesterday for the Phil
1ppines promptly on schedule time. Be
fore eight bells had finished striking
the troopship was moving from her,
berth 20 the gOod-by shouts OF those on
board and the friends they were leav-
ing behind. Captain Bruguiere, master
Of the Sherman, was IN command again
after a vacation extending over one
round trip OF his big charge.
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MARRIAGES

ADAMSON- -McCUE-In this city, January g..
1907, by the Rev. c. Calvert Smoot Richard
Adamson Jr. of San Francisco and Daisy
Jane McCue of Sacramento.
HATCH-BEEDLE-In Oakland, Cal. January
l, 1907, William W. r. Hatch Of San Fran
cisco and Katie Beedle of Oakland.
26, 1906, by the Rev Robert Lord Cave, Ed
win A. Hiatt and Amalia Anderson, both of
San Francisco.
5, 1907, by the Rev. R. S. Eastman, Edward
I. Scott and Elizabeth Fl. Barlow, both Of
Berkeley.
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BIRTHS

GRIFFIN-In this city. December 27. 1906, to
the wife OF Gerald r. Griffin, a daughter.
GRUSINGER-In this city, December 23 1906
to the wife of William Grusinger, daughter.
HANSEN-In East Oakland. Cal, January B.
1907. TO the wife of P. Hansen, a daughter.
KRISTENSEN-In this city. December 81, 1906.
TO the wife of K. S. Kristensen (nee Soren-
SEM, a SON.
McRoBBIE-In this city January 3, 1907, to
the wife OF p A. McRobbie, a son.
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Oranda

SANTA CRUZ Jan. 5.-The steamer Civ of
Panama is reported lying several miles of
Pigeon Point. and was discovered before noon
today from the top OF the hagpole at Pigeon
Point Lighthouse. messenger was disna febed
from the cement works at San Vicente aariv
this morning for Waddell beach, where a uferax
and several wine casks have been wsebad
ashore. The messenger continued to Pigeon
Point six miles farther up the COAST and
brought news back to San Vicente that Te tI
steamer is barely visible from the ton Of the
lighthouse and not at all from the beach.
Per strpr Montara, from Anacortes-Trx
enced heavy Sc gales from the CoI1n1hia
River to Blanco, shifting TO SW, with heavy
sea.
Bark Ferris Thompson, bound in. fropo
Port Angeles almost went ashore near Lima
Point last night. Captain asked for fueboaf
Tug Sea Fox went TO her assistance and lowed
her safely into port.
Per bark Ferris S Thompson, from Port An
geles Jan 4-Jan 4. at N. while sailing
into port. after passing Mile Rock the wind
died out and vessel drifted into Bakers beaclls
the port anchor chain parted and vessel drifted
mp on the beach; burned several blue lights and
the nfe-saving crew answered from flle beach
coming OF In a boat later; as the vessel was
striking heavily. the nfe-saving crew teiephoned
for assistance. and tug Sea Fox arrIved- and
towed us of the beach at IL p. m. The bark
had two feet OF water In the hold when an
chored on Powell-street wharf,
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SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA Wash. Jan b.-Seldom II ever
men on board as did the ship Henry Willard
Captain Anderson, which toWed out today
There were only two the mate and the carpen-
Ter. The Willard finished loading lumber for San
Pedro several days ago and had been waiting
Ior crew No sailors could obtained here and
Captain Anderson, thinking that they may be
more plentiful at Port Townsend sent his vessel
there IN tow OF the tug Tacoma.
James Dunsmuir Of Victoria has purchased
the steamer Leelanaw from the Michigan
steamship Company for approxima tely Sir, 600
The freighter has been engaged in packing con-
cen ntrates from the Treadwell mines TO the Ia
coma smelter and is now in port for q lumber
cargo FOR San Francisco. She has been under
charter 10 Dunsmuir for several years The
Leelanaw is well known and was brought around
the Horn by Captain StOrrs in 1898. She is
vessel Of 1875 tons net, 2I3 feet long, So foot
Talbot sailed today from Mukilteo for San Fran
cisco with lumber.
SAN PEDRO, Jan 5.--The schooner J. W.
elise, Captain z. NJ. Smith, arrived this morn
ing, twelve days from Ballard. bringing ], 600 600
feet or lumber consigned 10 the StimsOn Mil
and Lumber Company. On January the Cline
spoke the British sealing schooner Eller G of
Point Conception, out thirty-six days from Vic
torla with catch OF three skins. The steamer
Centrslia, Captain Erickson. finished discharg-
ing her lumber cargo and cleared for Grsys
HarbOr to reload freight for San Francisco. The
schooner A. #. Goats, Captain Morris, has I'm
ished discharging her lumber cargo and VIII
sai In ballast for the Columbia River to reload
as soon as she can secure q crew.
EUREKA, Jan 5.-The arrivals today were
steamers Eureka and City OF Topeka and bark
Il.
A. Kilburn from Coos Bay. The union crew of
the steam schooner Gualala, loading lumber at
the Bayside MILL walked out this morning be-
cause non-union stevedOres were put 10 work
on the wharf. The waterlogged steam schooner
Del Norte is stfn hard aground on the mud
fats. The combined efforts Of a tug and ferry
steamer 10 pull her Of were futile. Captain
Turner OF the underwriters has placed two
wrecling pumps aboard with view TO light
PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-The steamer Alliance
VIII sail for Eureka and Coos Bay Monday
night with a full cargo. The schooner Pros
per Is loading g cargo Of lumber at st. Helens
FOR San Francisco The steam schooner Au-
relia Captain Bowdes. arrived from San Fran
cisco last night and went TO Vancouver TO load
lumber for the metropolis. The steamer Aztec
arrived from San Francisco tonight. She ar
rived in the river Thursday. but was held at
Astoria to take freight for San Francisco.
The British ship GlenalVon cleared today for
the United Kingdom with. 122- 5S4 bushels OF
wheat valued at $s3. 323. The schooner Mabel
Gale cleared today for San Francisco with
S75, 900 feet Of lumber. The Portland and
Asiatic liner Arabia, Captain Menzenthin, sailed
this afternoon for Hongkong via japanese ports
with & cargo valued at $3.50 600
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mAJOR McLAUGHLrN is SUED

Suit for sS65s.25 was filed yesterday
by the Bank OF California against Ma
for Frank Mclaughlin OF Santa Cruz
on a judgment recovered IN January
1902 in a suit against Mclaughlin and
Alfred o. Tate. The present suit was
brought to prevent the statute OF limi-
tations from running against the judg-
ment-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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SYNOPSIS.
The depression over Nevada Saturday IL NOV
Ing slowly over the valley of the Colorado.
Generous rains have fallen In Southern Cali
fornia.
The temperature Is about 10 degrees below
the normal In the central and southern portions
OF the state, and conditions favorable for
frosts Sunday morning north OF the Tehachapi
and II the skies clear, south Of the Tehachapi.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Sunday: frost in the morning; light north wind
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Sunday; frost in
the morning; light north wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Sunday: heavy
frost IN the morning; light north wind
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Clearing: colder
Sunday, and probably frosts Sunday night; light
north wind.
A G. MeADIE, District Forecaster.
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids are now invited for the construction OF
fbe Chinese Six Companies building on CONNER
cial ST. s. f. Bids must be IN or before
January "a. 1907. ? p. m. at their temporary
Office 271 Sth ST.. Oakland
Particulars, plans and specifications viii he
furnished on application AZ the above address
or ar the offices Of their architect, Ralph War
ner Hart SIG Battery ST.. S. f.
The undesigned reserves the right 10 reject
fsienedi CHINESE SIX COMPANIES.
DATED January 4, 1907.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Iumber for NTexico

Lumber for Mexico
The schooner Sequoia was cleared yesterday
for Mazatlan and San Bias with 50,012 feet Of
lumber and 1888 bundles OF shocks. valued at
VIII Load Lumber
The ship Jabez Howes, on Puget Sound Is un-
der charter for lumber thence to Port Elizabeth
(terms privatel.
Shipment of Barley
The British ship Wynford was cleared yester-
day for Grimsby, England. with l.oo3 centals
OF barley, valued at $S1 ,653 and Is, 600 feet of
lumber dunnaRe valued at S450.
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DIVIDEND NorIcE-THE RENTERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY OF San Francisco;
vaults. 115 HAYES St. between Van Ness ave.
and Polk st.-For the half year ending De.
cember Is a dividend has been declared at
the rate Of four ~ per cent per annum on
savings, free OF taxes, payable on and after
called for are added to and bear the same
rate Of interest as the principal from Decem-
Also two C0 per cent per snnum paid on
eommeEcial deposits subject ,,t27 70 check, cred
Dated San Francisco. Dec. 4 1905.
DTvTDFND NOTICE-California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co. corner California and Montgom-
cry stH.-For the six months ending Decem-
her 81. 1906. dividends have been declared on
the deposits IN the savings department OF this
company rs follows; On term deposits AZ the
Tste OF ele per cent per a. snsqm Sl sno f on or or
snngm; isee or t2Ses an9 Tho on same sne
slter eonesots' .5l s4luiIs y 1so.- -, - h-b
ofnces located at 1881 Devisadero st, 927
Valencia St and 1T40 Fillmore st.
J. DAIZELL BROWN. Manager.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Humboldt Savings Bank.
e4s Market st.-For the half year ending De
cember 81 1906 q dividend has been declared
on all savings deposits az the rate of three and
taxes. payable and after Wednesday Janu-
sry ? 1907. Dividends not called FOR are
added 20 and bear the same rate ~ interest as
the principal from January j. 1907.
W j. PALMER. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Ssvings and Loan Society.
MONTGOMERY
clared 6 dividend FOR the term ending Decem-
her 81. 1905. at the rate Of three and one
half (31) per cent per annum on all de-
posits. free OF taxes, and paysble on and
after January 2. 1907. Dividends not called
for are added 70 and bear the same rate Of
EDWIN BoNNELL. Cashier.
DTVTDFND NOTICE = TTALIAN-ANFERICAN
BANK. 5ls Montgomery st-A dividend az
. the rate Of $50 per cent per annum free OF
taxes. has been declared for the past six
months on all savings deposits payable on and
after January . 1907. Dividends not called
for viii be added TO the principal ana allowed
the same rate Of interest from January I,
1907. A. =. SBARBORO, Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-Aletr0polis Trust and Saw
inFs Bank, 1877 Van Ness ave, San Francisco,
Cal.-A dividend. No. p, OF per Gent per
annum FOR the past fiscal period of six months
paidin capital has been declared. payable
January 20, 1907: transfer books closed until
same date; checks win be mailed
f. r. COOK, Cashier.
DIVIDEND Notice-THE GIANT POWDER
COMPANY, CONSOLIDATED. Giant Station,
California dividend No 90, Of fifty cents
fbOc Der share Cd the issued capital stock Of
the company has been declared payable Janu-
ary 10. 1907. Transfer books VIII close Jan
uary 3 1907, at noon. Checks viii be mailed
q. g. QUINN. Secretary.
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Alaueda sails for Honolulu

The Oceanic Steamship COmpanys
liner Alameda. Captain DowdeI, sailed
Yesterday for Honolulu with a full
cargo and about fifty cabin passengers
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The Overdue List

French bark Daniel. out Isl days from Bel
lfngham. TO DelagOa Bay, 30 per cent
Freneh bark Heutot, out 1s6 days from Tokyo
for Glasgow % per cent.
French bark Marie. out I9s days from New
castle England, for Seattle, 25 per cent.
British slip Netherby. out 19s days from Mary
port. for Talcahuano so per cent
French bark Beaumanoir, out 1z2 DAYS from
San Francisco, for RuncorD, per cent.
British ship Queen Margaret. out 127 days
from Cardiff. for Junin, per cent
British bark AstOria, out 135 days from Ade-
laide, for Europe, per cent
American steamer City Of Panama, ont
days from San Francisco. for Colon, 60 per cent
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DEATHS

Albert, Mrs. L. E. 80 Kihn Thos. D.. 26
Becker, Ethel NJ, IL Lutjens, Paul c.,
Blucher, George. 20 Martin Eliza J., ~
Brignoli, Luigia, 30 Mcdonald. Chas., 80
Broderick, Thomas B. Meininger, Louis 70
Calaghan, John, Muller, VIM. F., 40
Carpenter, Margaret AZ Murray, VIM. T., SO
Cheshire, Elizabeth 60 Noland, Alfred, As
Clarke, Fred W., 46 O'Brien, r. p, 2T
clary. Alvin Ray, 80 Oran, Mrs. Agnes, "a
Cusack, Mary A. O'Rourke. Patrick II
Dell 'Osso, A., 2S Quaile, Catherine, so
Dempsey, Thomas As Reid, Sarah, 73
Du Bois. Mrs. E. LAG Reynolds. VIM. E., "a
Emery, VIM. E., AZ Russok, Philip, Ga
Engle Nelson B.. 66 SandovaI, Andrea
Former VIM. c. A. 63 Schuyler, Emelne N
Freudenberg. J. H., 20 Smith, James, 30
GacRett as w@ j. % Gays & sSifssD saiss0 ca9a No.
Hannigan, Mary Swall F. W., 81
Harrigan. Alexander. 40 Torgersen, G. r., 27
Hoffman, Glenn, 20 d. Whearty Il. A. 45
Jacobson, Moritz Whitaker Thos. E.. So
Johnson. Eva B., 20 Willenbrink, Elsie 40
Jones, Chas. A., "a Wood, VIM. Thomas, SIS
Inheld, Geo. W., 50
Newman, Cal, January 5, 1907,
Mrs. L. T.. Alberti, wife Of Emil Alberti a
native OF Switzerland, aged 30 years months
Interment Tuesday, January s, in Newman
BECK ER-ln this city, January 4. 1907. Ethel
Magdaiena Becker, dearly beloved daughter of
Joseph and Mary Becker. and sister OF Jo-
Saniornia' aged IL years Z months and
Remains at the parlors Of Il. P. Petersen
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Army Tranrnorfr

The Burnside Is at Seattle.
The Buforc is IN port
The Crook IS IN port. out OF commission.
The Kirkpatrick Is en- route to Newport News
Virginia.
The Logan IS at Honolulu.
The ingalls, IS at Newport News, Va.
The Sheridan Is IN port Out Of commission.
The Sherman sailed January for Manila.
The Thomas arrived January 2 at Manila.
The Warren is in port. Out Of commission.
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e weather Repsrt

United States Department Of Agriculture
San Francisco, January s, 1906
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RFYN0LDS-1n this city, January & 1907. VII
liam Everett REYNOLDS. brother Of Mrs J. NJ
Reynolds of Santa Cruz native OF Mime.
sofa. aged "a years and 10 months
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NEIs w wIIlcK1I[nNn' m 80 BIecI sec - r

O'BRIEN-In Fruitvale. CAL. January 4. 1907.
ct snring Ranch. Redwood Road. Richard P;
O'Brien, beloved Of Mary OBrfen and
the late Patrick O'Rrien. and brother OF
William. Daniel and Henry O'Rrien and Mrs
Mary Murphy, native OF California. aged 27
years and 10 days.
Friends and acouaintances are respecffuly
invited to attend the funersl tomorrow Nom
dayl January T. nt q o'clock p. m. from
HIS late residence Redwood Road. Fritvaia.
thence TO St Anthnnv's Church Fast Oak
land where a requiem high mass viii he
celebrated for the reDose Of bis soul conn
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. Interment ST.
Mary's Cemetery, Oakland.
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ORAN-In Vallejo Cal. Jannary E. 1907 Mrs.
Agnes Oran. beloved sister of Joseph Hilton,
native of San Francisco, CAL. aged ~
years
Friends and scduaintanees ore rasreetfullv
invited to attend the funeral today (Sun-
day.. January g. ut II 80 o'clock D. m from
the funeral psrlors of SMILEY & Gallagher.
2325 Santa Clara avenue. thence to ST. To-
seph's Church for services. Interment st
Marv,a Cemetnrv,
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10 SAIL FROM SEATTLE

No, A1onzo, 'hayseeds" are not re-
sponsible for straw votes.
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RFID-TH this city. January :. 1907. Sarah.
beloved mother OF Vincent and Henry Reid
Mrs. W. Pecgi. Mrs !. Matheson and The
late Jsmes Reid. native ef County Tyrone.
Friends and scquaiRtances ore resneeffrI1v
invited to attend the funeral today ISM
dayl. af y o'clock a. m. from her late resi-
dence 1850 Twelfth avenue Sunset Dietr;et
fnterment Holy Cross Cemetery reouiem
high mass will be celebrated for the renoss
OF her soul Monday. January Z M o
O'Clock a. m. at ST Anne's Church. Friends
are invited 20 nttcnd.
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QUAIILF-In this city. January A. 1907, Cath
crime Quaille dearlv beloved sister Of the
late James John. Henry and the Rev
ouaille and the late Mrs. Alexander Ford
and devoted aunt OF JOseDh Alexander apd
John Ford native OF County Westmeatb
Ireland. aged so wears. CNew York and Boston
papers Dlease copy.l
Friends and sconsintanceS are reSnectsnltv
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
dayl. at $50 a. m.. from the residence OF her
nephew, Jesenh Ferd. S404 Twantv-xiv4h
street near Mission theme tn ST lanes
Church. whore reeuem hish mass win he
celebrated 70" the PePose OF her seTii Norn-
Cemetery
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RUSSOK-In this citv January s. 1907. PhiIip
Russok, beloved father OF Mrs. Herman Asb
brother Of Mrs. J. IowenthaI and Mrs. Han
nah Morris of New York. and grandfather Of
Henry Levy. native Of Germany aged ca
years. New York and Reno. New. papers
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Benevolent Society .star Of FInIandp-The
officers and members hereby requested to
assemble ut Maennerbund Hall Twentv-folIrtl.
street and Potrero avenue today Sunday
January 6. at 30 n. m. sharp TO attend
the funeral of our departed brother Alfred
holland. Fines for nOn-attendance will be
strictly enforced BY order
f. A. ST1NDLOF President.
MEL G VI rrIC,L-I I'M Pc Sc
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o'ROURRE-In Los Angeles. Cal. December 10.
1909. Patrick O'Rourke. beloved father of
Narv O. and Thomas d. O'Rourke. and Mrs
F. 3. Harding, native Of Ireland. aged
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'Snow on ground. so inches; last year. 25
SYNOPSIS
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the Darlors OF Valente. Marinf 4 Co.. 344e
Mission street. between Thfrtfeth street
and Cortland avenue, thence TO St Paul's
Church for services Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
SCHUYLER-In this city. January 4 1907
Emeline n. Schuyler. beloved wife of T. j.
Schuyler and sister of Mrs. B. Bowman Mrs
olson r.. orTiiie % B. and MarsSail s ana Bsd- Id
win. (Amsterdam. New York and Portland
Funeral private from her late residence
2e12 Washington street.
SNITH-In Oakland. Cal, January 4 1907
James Smith beloved brother of II. q smith
Of Hayward. CAL. native of San Francisco
CAL aged 50 years.
The funeral win take place tomorrow (Alon-
Carew & English 1918 Geary street. Inter
ment private Holy Cross Cemetery.
soRACco3In this city; January 8, 1907, Do
aceo. and father of Stephen and Giovanni
Soraeco, Mrs. Luigi Lagomarsino. MadeIena
Ciarlo native of Italy, aged 7s years 3
months and 21 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day. January q at O'Clock p. M. from
his late residence, $3.50 IS shotwell street. be
Corpus Christi Church for blessing. thence to
Cemetery
sULLIvAN-In Oakland. Cal, January 4. 1907,
and Mary Sullivan. native Of Wisconsin,
aged % years 2 months and Is days.
swAIIsIn this city. at his late residence
band of the late Mary A. Swan brother Of
Peter Swall and stepfather of W. f. Cody
aged 81 years. (San Jose and Santa Cruz pa
pers please copy.)
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TORGERsEN-In this city. January 3, 1907,
Georg T., beloved son OF Thomas and Marie
Torgersen. and loving brother OF Bella and
Norma Torgersen, Mrs Charles Corser and
Nora sssd e ye mdnss o and % s
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today Sunday, at
O'Clock u. m nP
his parents 1112 Powhattan avenue. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WHEARTY-In this city, January 4. 1907,
Thomas A. Whearty, dearly beloved husband