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oped greatly since go.-g into winter
quarters AZ Little Rock hs has
taken On over 10 pounds.
Yesterdays scratches LiIlitus. The
RepToba1e. Sea Lad, Triumphant Tony
Faust. Watercure
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PLEASED WITH CARDINAL TEAM

HLANFDED UNIV ERSII1, Jan e.
Stanford students and faculty are
greatly pleased over the outcome Of
the championship games played BY the
cardinal team against the Canadians in
the North Although twice defeated
and held 70 one tie. every one regards
the showing as a very credItable one
when the closeness of the scores is
considered President Jordan is more
in favor Of Rugby than ever.
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A Geo-gia Judge has decided that II
is the dury OF every man 70 kfsS rs
wife when he returns home. The icSSa
Is no doubt married and has Learned =
few things that are not N ths law
books
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Gossip of the Track

President Thomas IL William Of the
Hockey Club had the misfortune 10 lose
q promising two-year-Old yesterday.
when St Candelaria. by Altimax, out
of Piconic, stepped into q bad spot
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CALTFoRNIANs IN pans

PARIS. Jan 2.--Dr. and Mrs John L
Benefe OF san Francisco registered at
The Call-Herald bureau today
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Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness and McAllister St,
s2.5o. ss-5e. $500
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Large Fields of
Cheap Horses
to Contest
The Calls Selections
By J. r. Jeffery

by O. r. Jeffery
First raee-F. yeugenf, Call
mar, Al Lindley.
second raee-GaIvesfonIan La
Rose Como.
Third raee-Ed LfIburn- Roscoe,
Golden Rule.
Fourth raee-The Only Way,
Hoolfgan- Sir Carter.
Fifth raee-Presffge. JaekfulL
Graphite.
sixth raee-Senfe Lucille, Es-
eamado, Wee Lass
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Entries at Emeryyille

The entries and weights for todsy's
races al Emeryville are as follows
FIRST RAcE-Purss; Eve furioazs; 7Aissns;
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:
sa sss55 eszaas A--- 1 I7 17' 2 40
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Ailment Giues Owner and Trainer
of Colt Considerable Concern
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

20 &24zAs5 49, 5' p - Z g. E- is5 N'sF ss5 TFsef Bay
.94 FiE=7 E.dEsH '7s ' asF75is 75=i's - -
a1@s HEs @
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The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

e s02F 2 a - .s.zssG D. 49,. Ssss 5 - {: - -
175
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while being schooled On the training
track and broke one q his shoulders
A bullet uercif1ly ended the animals
suffering Jones. the boy Who was
riding the VounEster. escaped with
minor injuries.
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! plsr = Ei1l-e- o. A 3.45-.- -L-e---5- %
be-s. rlzrS 49, s11w. 20 Rfoe. s5CW J.
G ". DC1-Ee- SerEre1e1-FIrx- Pae1. C1Erles
and raird sz-e- Re-ezozr rE1 4 sEsl -
eop2ed 1he c0iz easily. AI1aas rAn = sE11l
an SIKH RAcE-Slz I1-l0lEss sslli1g. tE-ss-
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During the year just closed the Nevv
California Jockey Club distributes
sszo els as purses in IA races. The
Los Angeles Jockey Club distributed
sz7szse.
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Tommy Burns. who rode in France
last sumner. viii not return 70 Amer
lea until the expiration OF MS contract
with his French employer, two years
hence.
salvidere Is reported 10 have devei-
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Al 1i1-Ees O. ~ Il3=247s- 50 III A1-r
plaza .
LrzI-s5 - z a
Ez-1Z-1--- al = l1-gs-s-E
Airs. S1z1e-k s1T
tzzps- G-ee10 Ezszs-z1es- eszE
177IIRD RACE-Ias Boeks Ba-ss f1sTsa-s-s A
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q razorsE ne Il zor1
easily Asgzns taE
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YIELD MILLION A MONTH
Large Figures for Three Goldfeld
Properties Are Shown

The Goldfeld Tribune says that on
the basis of figures made to the sheriff
and assessor of Goldfield for the first
three months OF the year the Mohawk,
Red Top and Frances Mohawk prop
critics are shown to have produced a
gross output of s2.509.63S.64, notwith-
standing that there were Al days of
idleness on account of the labor
troubles at Goldfield. 1t is estimated
that the figures from the Combina tion
and other mines and leases that have
not reported will swell the total to
3.00o.00 The Tribune gives the de-
tails as follows:
The Mohawk had a gross output of little
more than IL ,s54 TONS valned at $1,s2S. ITO.
The cost of extraction s209, 7s4. g. and
transportation and treatment added $347. go As,
making total of s556055.S7, and leaving the
net amount S1.272, ,054.S9.
The Frances Mohawk lease had output of
734 tons. valued at 5000. s55.24. Out of this
comes $6S. T74.51 for extraction and Sl17 S14 9
for transportation and treatment. leaving net
balance of $415, 5,266.57. The royalty paid the
Mohawk company S10S, 300. "a.
The Red Top reported output of more than
. 1872 tons, valued at s16.671.14 Out of this
comes $50 9e0Si for extraction and S25 507 II
for transportation and treatment, leaving net
balance Of $11,I72.62
The total net output of the three properties
was 81 ,69S, ,494. 0g.
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PROGRESS AT BULLFRoG
New Machinery Is Provided and De-
velopment Work Is Urged

The development in progress in the
Bullfrog district, so says the Rhyolite
Herald, includes the opening of a new
ledge on the south end of the CaIifor-
MIA Bullfrog property, that showed high
in silver on the surface and richer at a
distance of eight feet down. the ex-
tension of the Homestake tunnel at the
rate of 500 feet a month; the sinking
to a depth of 100 feet of the Theresa
workings of the Bullfrog Mines syndi-
cate ground; the driving of a tunnel
by the Granite Mountain company to
cut the ledge at a depth of 500 feet,
the tunnel at the surface showing &
values of SIS to SS6; the sinking of a
shaft 400 feet on the Homestake Con-
solidated and the running of drifts on
the 500 foot level; the installation of
the machinery for the plant of the May
flower. The following is also reported
by the same paper:
The balance of the machinery for the Mont
gomery ShoshoDe mill has at last been shipped
A station is being cut the 500 foot level
of the Shoshone, and about $50 tons of ore per
week is being taken from the dump, loaded
directly on the cars and shipped TO the smeIters
The Amethyst, Providence and Lucky Jack are
al engaged In sinking.
The Original Bullfrog has accomplished As
feet Of drifting during the week. Fair values
are being found In the northeast drift from the
west shaft The Original Bullfrog company
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let, native of London. England, aged As
years months and days.
O'CoNNELL-In this city June IS. 1907, Katie.
beloved daughter of Patrick and Mary o'Con-
nell. native of San Francisco Call aged
days.
oSBoRNE-In this city. June 16. 1907. George
father of Arthur Osborne, native of Brook
field. Conn, aged 60 years.
FRIENDS and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day, at o'clock a. M. from his late resi-
dence. 232 Mouitrie street near Eusenia ave-
nue., thence to St. Johns church. where q
requiem mass for the repose of his soul will
pc celebrated. commencing at $3.50 a. IA; IN
terment Holy Cross cemetery. by carriage.
944 Sixty-first street, Oakland, June 16,
1907, James Argo. beloved son of Mary
brother of Margaret and Anna Argo and
William Ronaldson, native OF Gardiner,
Ore. aged % years months and days,
Friends and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services this
"wednesday afternoon, June 10. at O'Clock.
at his late home, 944 Sixty first street. Oak
land. Interment Mountain View cemetery
SEARS-In La Honda, Cal, June IS, 1907, a
native Of New York, aged s4 years 4 months
and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at the
Congregational church at Redwood City on
Thursday, June 20. at 1:30 p. m.
sLAMBERG- Fruitvale, Cal. June IS, 1907.
Charles I. Slamberg, beloved husband OF
Bertha L. Slamberg, and father of Mrs. Albert
Fell and Charles T. Slamberg Jr. a native
of Denmark, aged IL years.
TRACY-In this city. June IL, 1907, William
Henry, beloved husband of Lizzie A. Tracy,
father of William ii. Tracy Jr., son of Mrs.
Thomas NJ Turner of Los Angeles, and cousin
Of James Rose and Martin Nicholson. ma
tive OF Williamsburg. N. Y, aged 81 years
months and days. A member of building
material teamsters union No. ZIG. LES An
geles papers please copy
Friends and aequaintances respectfully
"wednesday. June 10. at IL O'Clock a. m.
at the parlors of d. /. Kenny & Co., 1719
Eddy street Scott. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
WALSH--In this city, June IS 1907. John p.
Walsh, dearly beloved husband of the late
Julia Walsh, loving father of Catherine and
Hannah Walsh. and brother of Edmond and
Timothy Walsh, a native of County Limerick.
Ireland
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day, at $50 a. M, from his late residence.
1888 Folsom street. thence to st. Joseph $
church. Tenth and Howard streets, where a
requiem high mass for the repose of his soul
will be celebrated. commencing at 8 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery,
wILLIAMS-In Berkeley. Cal, at her late
home. 2016 Dwight way, on June II. 1907
Mrs. Amelia Williams. wife of the late Evan
Williams, and dearly beloved mother Of
Hannah Amelia Eleanor and Jennie VIII
liarns native of Liverpool England.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services this
"wednesday afternoon, June 10, at clock
at her late home, 2016 Dwight way, Berkeley
Interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Dropping Of Orders to Buy Stocks
Makes Dull Day on Street
Lead in Interest Is Maintained by Trio,
but Sales Are Sluggish

scarcity OF buying orders made
slack market Conditions yesterday In
Bush street The morning prices in
the mining stock boards were not held
up during the day. Goldfield Consoli-
dated Mines. starting above the clos
ing price Of Monday, fell largely after
ward. The downward range between
the first sale of the day and the lowest
ebb Of the market was from 1886 down
to s6.05. Some shares were sold at
$s.45, which was the top notch of yes
terday.
AS on several preceding days there
We're three stocks that took up the
lions share of the attention. The Gold
field Consolidated Mines came in for
the leading interest, and 5000 shares
were sold. Combination Fraction fell
off in sales, but was interesting by rea-
son of the extent of its fluctuations.
which ranged all the way from s2.721z
to sass. The total sales of Combina-
ton Fraction were only 1000 shares in
round figures. The third stock of the
trio was still in strong demand. Jumbo
Extension shares to the number of
$4,000 were bought by shorts mainly,
all the way from $3.50 to $1.55.
The list at large sagged steadily but
not extensively. The prices of a num-
Der of the better known stocks fell off
between the regular board sessions and
the close was as follows: Daisy, from
s1.25 TO S1.20; Florence, from $3.50 to
$5.75; Jim Butler. from e5 cents to "a
cents; Silver Pick. from 50 cents to-5
cents; Tramp Consolidated, from u
cents TO 55 cents
The business of the day was light.
The sales IN the regular call board
amounted TO less than $4,000 shares.
Those of the informal session were
larger, but not up to the record of
active days in the amount of business
that was transacted.
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has taken over the Cross lease and will oper.
ate il.
The Bonnie Claire Junior mining company
owns seven claims adjoining the Nevada Gold.
neld. about one mile from the Rattlesnake
Work is now In progress the property. A
shaft is down 100 feet and crosscut is being
run 70 cut 9 ledge which shows width of over
130 feet at the surface
The Happy Hooligan is sinking the 24e
foot level.
A full force of men has been at work on
the Maynower Annex doing surface trenching
and have opened a ledge which is believed to
be an extension OF the Pioneer. Assays have
been taken but the returns are not in.
The tunnel on the Lee Whale, now In 175
feet. lies cut the big ledge. The tunnel will
be cpitinued to get the other ledge. which
should be encountered in 100 feet more. The
company will then drift on both ledges. A
sample taken from the big ledge went S74 in
gold q Two shifts are working. The tunnel is
equipped with car and track and a blower.
The Gold Bar is still sinking, having made
100 feet in FIVE weeks. Sinking will be con-
tinued for another 100 feet, when the force
viii be increased for the purpose Of developing
the two lower levels.
Development work is progressing rapidly ON
the Lucy B. claim Of the Bullfrog Columbia.
Nice looking rock is being taken out giving good
paintings and assaying around $12.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
TrDsnAy LINE :,

TUESDAY. JUNE is. 1907.
Bartholomew Cofey TO Mitchell Caruso. lot in
line Of Montcalm avenue, 1$5 Of Alabama
street, % by y 100; SO.
Harro c Groeper and wife TO Lillian Uphsm.
Lot in " line Of Fifth avenue. 25 Of street,
c C. Upham to Lillian Upham. lot in w line
of Fifth ayenne, . OF A street, % by w
Joseph Haber Jr. to Jacob Bernhard, lot in
5 line Of Twenty-th street, l55 of Castro.
Larina a sherman TO George H. Probasco.
lot IN S line OF Clay street, $40 Of Frederick,
r 27-6 by $ 100: $40.
Isri1a A sherman to Sarah B. Probasco. lot
in \ line Of Page street. 62:6 Z Of Masonic
avenue. f 25 by \ loo: gift
70 the Realty Owners association. lot in W line
Of Mason street, $50 Of Pacific, 74:e by
wiiiism Vii Abbott TO Catherine cooney. lot in
wv line Of Hanover street, Us SW of Lowell.
christian II. Behring and wife to Carl G.
RruegTnsnn. lot in 2 line OF Folsom street, lbs
S q Crescent avenue. IS 5 % by z l49; & $40
Fsn5ol 81 al lot in line OF Jersey street, 100
W of Noe " 20 by 100; $40.
lot ie- block 8. subdivision l, Castro street
Pone Estate company to Charles F. Arcieri, lot
Al 81 corner OF Carmel and Cole streets, Z
20 Ernest II. Burkhsrd and wife to Guimar Rein,
lot IL ysnae Sc ane s% " IS sy Sc ioo So " Of
DeIfs Nonahaa 10 Judson C Brusie, lot IN s
line of Parry street, 80 sN OF Third. sW p
oy srse sr e csTerie to Ocean Shore railway com
,.nr houpdsrr line Of lot Il. block 13. West
Enf man No u at point where said line
ite-socfe n Side Of Watson place, W 36:7, ST
1907. E 2s.2 NE I6o; $40.
6,eoree A and Jennie Desenfsnt to George
7 feagley. lot in line Of Noe street, go
s of Isihoce avenue s . BY < 150s $40.
Iaro a snd Ida. Sargent TO J. A. Macardel, lot
in sF line Of tf1nha street. 125 SW Of Seventh,
ssW . by Sc so; $40. .,..-..
Lizzie Lobree 70 Joseph ). Moningar lot IN y
Inc Of Eighteenth avenue, 225 Of \ street,
: Hermann n % Msrrsfetts schomsker to Anna W..
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ToNOPAH'S SHIPMENTS
Ore Passing Out in Week Amounts te
1854 IONS

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
railroad for the week ending Thursday,
June IS, as reported by the Western
ore purchasing company. aggregated
1884 tons, divided as follows: From
Tonopah-Tonopah company, 1,242tons /;
Belmont, 224 tons; Tonopah Exten-
sion. 220 tons; Montana Tonopah. 100
tons; Midway, 81 tons; Jim Butler, 80
ton. From Goldfeld, S11 tons. From
Lone Mountain-NevadaA Alpine so
tons. The Tonopah company sent 1878
tons and the Belmont 1850 tons to the
mills. making the total tonnage for the
week 5732
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MARRIAGES

BARISCH-LEYEH-In this city, June 10,
1907, by the Rev. J, FuendeHng, Benno Ba-
risch and Marie Leyeh.
LANDERS- this city. June s. 1907.
by the Rev. Father Heverin, Davis w Lam
ders and Mary A Smith, both of San Fran.
cisco.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city. June
10, 1907, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, James
William Locksmith and Augusta Wegerman
NORTON-MARSH--Ju 8. 1907, Allen P. Nor
ton Of Prescott Ariz, and Nellie f. Marsh
of San Francisco.
NBERG-THOMPSON-In this city, June
16 1907 BY the Rev. r. Logan Chester
whlenberg and Ada A. Thompson, both OF
this city
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Ct
May 5. 1907
SHORE DIVISION

SHORE DIVISION
For Sausalito, MIL Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS-Every 80 minutes
from els to s:45 a. M; hourly until
7:45 D. M: 800, 1915 and 1855 D. m.
SUNDAYS-Every 80 minutes from
6:15 a. M. until SIS D. M; 800. s9:15.
*s:45. 1915 and I1:55 p. m.
7:15. Sis a. m. 2:45, 3:15. 3:45, Ais
4:45 and 5:15 D. m Sundays, S:15 9:15.
1915. 10:45. 11:45 a. m, 12:45. las. 2:45'
Ais. 4:45 and S:15 p M
For San Quentin-Daily-8:15 s:45.
HAS a. M, 12:45 and AS d. m.
S:15 a. m. daily, 2:45 p. m daily ex-
cept Sunday and S:15 D. m. Sunday only
for Camp Meeker. Monte Rio. Cazadero
and way stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only and SIS D. m
daily except Sunday. for Lagunftas
Camp Taylor. Point Reyes and way
'To Sausalito only
WESTERN DIVISION
For Tiburon, Belvedere and San Rafael
1880. 500. s:15. 400 a m, 12:s5. $3.50.
$40. $3.50. $50 p. m. daily:
$50 a. m daily for Petaluma, Santa
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
500 a. m daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Camp Vacation, Glen Ellen and
$3.50 D. m. daily for PetaIuna, Santa
Rosa. Cloverdale, Ukiah, GuerpeviIIe.
Sabastopol and way stations
$40 p. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa. Se5astopal. Glen Ellen and way
stations.
$40 D. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa, Sebastopol. Glen Ellen and wav
stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only for Petalun,a.
Santa Rosa Glen Ellen and way sta
tons
TO Tibaron only on week days.
Ticket Ofhees: Ferry building, and General
Offices, James Flood building.
JAMES AGLER. General Manager
J. J. GEARf, Act Gen. Passenger q Freight Axt
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LINsKY-In San Matec. Cal. June 9, 1907,
to the wife Of Joseph A. Linsky, daughter.
OLSON-In Berkeley Cal, June H. 1907, to
the wife of o. j. -olson,, a daughter
ONEIL-In this city, June 13, 1907, to the
wife of Dr. NJ. E. oneil. daughter
STOFF-In this city. June II, 1907, to the
wife OF L. D. Stof. son.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

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 author
lied to have the same published Notices re-.
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-19
METHODISTS GIVE MILLION
AS THANKSGIVING FUND
English Conference Is Marked by
Generous Donations to Aid
Work of the Church

LONDON. June 1s.-A remarkable
scene in the centenary of the Primitive
Methodists was witnessed yesterday at
the session of the conference at Leices-
ter. It was proposed to inaugurate
a thanksgiving fund and after a solemn
dedicatory service, W. p. Hartley, a
prominent Methodist, offered $4,000.
This was applauded with enthusiasm.
after which delegate after delegate
promised generous contributions. At
the close of the meeting it was an
nounced that these offerings. with the
pledges already made on behalf of the
churches, reached a total of s1,350 o00
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WILL CLOSE SALOONS suNDAY-,

WILL CLOSE SALOONS sUNDAY-stockton,
day closing law. The many complaints against
the opening Of saloons on the Sabbath had It's
effect and the board OF supervisory have pre-
pared an ordinance closing all saloons outside
OF Incorporated towns from closing time Satur-
day night until the following Monday morning.
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BIRTHS

BERNHEIM-In this city. June IS, 1907, to
the wife of II. w. Bernheim, son. 5.
DIEHL-In Oakland, CAL, June II, 1907. to the
wife of Fred w. Diehl. daughter.
LEIPSIC-In this city. to the wife of A. Leip.
sic, son.
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OAKLAND, June 1s-The following marris
IicenSas wara fSsued foday.

OAKLAND, June 1s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Robert B. Stuart, %. and Edna a. Shade,
"a both OF Vallejo.
Dophus Ditteniore %. and Coral B. Evans,
I9, both of Point Richmond.
Benjamin James. %. Los Angeles, and Mabel
c. Carter, "a Oakland.
Arthur Bennett, 21, Fresno and Queenie
Bingham 10, Oakland.
James A. Brown, 35, McCloud, and Mary L:
Gross, "a. Berkeley.
Frank D. Baldwin. 40, and Bertha schroth.
Al, both of San Francisco.
Peter Thompson, 80, and Maud E. Claussen,
%, both of Alameda.
Henry J. Frazer. 35. San Francisco, and Car
Herbert +. Fowler, 26, vacavi1le, and Jose
phine Walworth, 20. Berkeley.
Harry J. Kaufman. u, San Francisco, and
Helen Edwards, 20, Berkeley.
James B. Nelson, 2s, and Julia q. Hayes,
Angletea Cavallero. %. and Juliette La
vergne. is, both of Oakland.
Martin Benson. %, and Jennie NJ. z. Matt
son. 10. both of Oakland
Mats r. Sommarstrom. 25, and Esther NJ .
Mattson, 81. both Of Oakland.
Herman c. Meyer, 26, and Maybelle Palmer,
20, both of San Francisco.
Manuel silva, %, and Lottie Garcia, 81. both
of Oakland.
Franklin A. Almstead, 81, Alameda. and
Catherine Lowrey, 81. Tehama.
John G. Derr, 25, and Leona Gallhugh, %,
both of Oakland.
Francis c. Plummer, %, and Jennie NJ Ham
sen, 10, both of San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-19

ROBBED BY SERVANT GIRL-Mrs Leola NJ
knight, 255f Van Ness avenue. obtained a war
rant from Police Judge ShortaIl yesterday for
the arrest of Leola ManciIlas on charge of
grand larceny. 1t is alleged that the defendant
stole 500 worth of clothing June 10 and
disappeared. She was employed as a servant
and bad been brought from Mexico
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DISPERSAL AUCTION SALE IN OAKLAND

DISPERSAL AUCTION SALE IN OAKLAND
WEDNESDAY. 10, at IL a. M
| VIII sell at 565 4th ST., By order OF Messrs.
Tierney & Hirsch. livery and riding masters OF
Allston way. Berkeley IA head OF High School
Saddle Ponies. These ponies are a select lot and
grand individuals and well known for their
department. style. conformation and gRits under
saddle throughout the vicinity. l win also sell
the entire stable of r. C. Melvin & Co., con
tractors: Sand Wagons. Heavy Teams and Har-
ness- Also 55 head Of Horses suitable for all
purposes. So vehicles In Peddling. Delivery, Ex-
press and Contractors Wagons; Buckboards.
business top, rubber tired. ball bearing Buggtes
Surveys. Mountain Traps and Camp Wagons. and
first class family Milch Cows.
j. W. MEDEIROS Licensed Auctioneef.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in this city June IS:
George w. J. Drake. IS, 215 Chestnut ST.,
and Edna T. Magner, %, 80 De Long ave.
William II. Cook, 80, and Agnes Deparade,
20, both of San Francisco.
Frank H. Abbott Jr., %, 80 vicksburg St.
and Viola P. Truman. 20, 2415 Howard ST
Joseph yindigini. 81. and Paolina Boskiama,
Is, both of 1917 Haight ST.
Ralph Crothers, 21, 62S Ninth ave-, and Mary
Claus F. Il. Witzel, "a, 2505 Sutter ST., and
Emma NJ. de Boom. %, 1777 Page st.
David Reynolds, 27, and Martha Thies, IS,
both of 1869 Eighteenth st.
Martin Swanson, 81, and Jennette 81. Still
son. 81, both of 157 Beulah st.
Chester w. Burke, %, 1916 Masonic ave.,
and Alva C. Ladd 81, 1646 Grove st.
Roy A. Barnes. 2s. 81 Scott ST., and Rose
NJ Holje Is, 1885 Potrero ave.
Edwin F. Leilich, %. s5 Noe ST., and Anita
P. c. Lose, 81, ITO Page st.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, JAM Is.
FLOUR-Receipts. 1903; exports, 995s;
SO les. 300: DUH and about steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. 10000: sales. 300. OOI
futures; 5000 spot: spot irregular; No. :
red. Sc4 elevator: No. 2 red, S1II b
afiOat: No. l northern Duluth SIS. f 0 b
aikoat: No; hard winter, S5A f o, b afloat
COKN-Receipts. 31.175: exports. 44,9l1
sales. 10000 futures. "a 600 spot spot bare
~ steady; No. 2. 53k elevator and 5OS,
Q af.oat; No. 2 yellow. aOa4 No 2 white
STA.
OATS-Reccipts. 22.5o0: exports. 1900;
spot firm; mixed oats. 260l32 lbs. 4O1S: nat
ural white. 3OdS3 lbs. 42m43A; clipped
white. 36d4O lbs, 421e@45.
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-Rarely steady; western prime,
9.5Odf9.i5.
PORK-Quiet.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts. 2532 Street
prices: Extra creamery, 29m29is. Official
prices: Creamery. common to extra. 2OH
%: held. common to extra. 19M2S: west
ern imitation creamery extras, "a
EGGS-Steady; receipts. 6126: state. Pa
and nearby fancy selected white. s5M36;
do. choice. 32M34: do mixed extras. 32u3i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. unchanged
SU(tAR-Raw. steady; fair refining, 8:
centrifugal, Sc test, 3l.; molasses sugar
2s:; refined quiet.