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Williams news., 1908-09-19

Mrs. c. B. Holloway departed Friday for her Phoenix home, after spending the summer in Williams.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
For the Council

hereby announce myself as candidate for the Territorial Council, from Coconino county, subject to nomination by the republican county convention.
 H c. LOCKETT
Williams news., 1908-09-19

Miss Irene Matas of Tucson, Mrs. Miller of Albuquerque, and Mrs. w. D. Finney left for the Canyon yesterday. They will return today.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Minutes of the Meeting
 Held Sept. IA, 1908
Office of the Board of Super )
 visors, Coconino Co.,, Ariz. !

ihS Piceeub SudlTI Ina II ana M lem per Gregg, Member Kennedy and Clerk Flynn.
 Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 The following claims against the county were audited and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds in payment of the same:
 Robt. J. Kidd, salary pro-
 bate judge, August, 19OS.$1OO co J R. Treat, salary, treas,
 August. ............... 1S3 35 B.. A. Cameron, assessor,
 salary. August. ........ 166 65 Jesse L. Boyce, salary. re-
 corder, Aug. 166 65 H. F. Ashurst, salary, dist.
 attorney, Aug. 200 co Jesse Gregg, salary, chair
 man hd. of sup. 100 co k. H. Cameron, salary as
 member bd of sup ..... S3 sc Jas Kennedy. sal. member
 bd. of sup ....... S3 30 Thos. A. Flynn, sal. clerk
 bd. of sup. ..... .. 125 co N. G. Layton, sal. clerk of
 dist. court. -. 20 so E S. Carlos, salary janitor,
 August 60 co May Walker, sal. services
 stenographer, Aug. . 15 co J. w. Francis, sal. and fees
 sheriff, Aug g........ 7OS 35 w. P. Sipe. M.D., services
 county physician. ..... 45 co Albert Piert, bounty wild
 animals .......... % Wright Potter, bounty wild
 animals .... 4 OO w. G. LeRoy. bounty wild
 animals 10 co Fritz Brooks, bounty wild
 animals ......... 10 co Paul Holsinger, bounty on
 wild animals ..... 12 co Miguel Garcia, bounty on
 wild animals 8 0U Rafael Lobato. bounty wild
 atlHalS UU Bill Croning. bounty wild
 animals 5 OO D Sowle, bounty on wild
 animals 6Z UU Frank s. Brown, bounty
 wild animals :. 1855 20. Jas. T. Owens, bounty on
 wild animals 1O6 POI B. A. Cameron, exp. as-
 sessor. tri p to Phoenix 60 OO| O. s. Emblem. labor and
 material, county hosp .. % OOI Hill & Kennedy, stationery 1 SS Postal Cable Tel. Co.,, tele-
 grams. Aug .s.. s 55 w. B. Moloy, painting ct.
 house 60 % w. P. Sipe, M.D.. express
 ac. dist. attorney 1 % F. L. Moore, printing and
 publishing ...... 92 O6 H. F. Ashurst, exp. dist.
 atty, criminal cases =. 22 co w. c. Everett. .stenographic
 work, dist. atty ... 5 45 Eva M. Marshall. stamps and envelopes, county
 officers ......... 15 92 John O'Donel, outdoor re-
 lief. Sept 20 % J. w. Hill, registrations :. 10 20 Western Union Tel. Co.,,
 telegrams, Aug g........ 515 R. J. Kidd, supplies pro-
 bate judge. 2 IA | Midland Chemical Co.,, dis
 infectant, jail. ...... so co Edgar Whipple, undertak-
 ing services. 25 co F. s. Breen, publications. 20 co H. L. Aphold, interpreter
 J. P. court. 2 50
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Williams news., 1908-09-19

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Williams news., 1908-09-19

See our new high top in lace, gun metal and tan button. They are beauties. Misses and children's in the celebrated Buster Brown Blue Ribbon shoes for boys or girls. .s
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

LOCALITIES
The Dru99ISt.

ScioOl site election next Tuesday.
Cen Phelps was down from Bladen
Wednesday.
Long wristcd Lislc Gloves, jOc, at +.
Ncvhouse's.
Mrs. A. p. Ely has returned to her
home in McCook.
Grorge VanCamp Of Beaver City was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Al Slaby left Wednesday for
McHOok and Denver.
NJ. Frees of Chicago is the guest OF
Cht,. Plat this week.
VIII AMI Orrin Taber returned from
Colorado Monday morning.
Frank Bailey Of Guide Rock was in
tow the first of the week.
A new porch is being added to the
residence of Frank Cowdcn.
For Sale-A phonograpa at a bar
gain. Address +. o. Box DAG.
The Nebraska State Fair dates are
from August 30 to September 1.
Cash Scrivner returned from Limor
Junction, Colorado, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Riverton is visit
ing relatives in the city this week.
Wan.ed-Cattlc and horses to pas
turr. Inquire at L. Newhouse's store
A. II. Carpenter and Ed Amack are
in Colorado business visitors this week
Curt Wilson who fires on the Aurora
and Red Cloud run is taking a vacation
this week.
After a business s%ojourn in the west
ern part Of the state Geo. II. Overinc
is home again.
Card, have been received in this city
announcing the marriage Of Or. vii
Ward Of Omaha. to Miss Fay Eads OF
South Omaha. which will take place
Wednesday, June 10th. at the home OF
the bride.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

Nate Ellingsworth and wife are here
from Ruskin.
A. II. Carpenter is improving his
house with a new coat of paint.
Miss Lora May of Lebanon was the
guest of VIM. Wccsner and family the
first of the week.
+. Il. Wilson and wife CT Denver,
Colorado, were the guests of c. ID,
Robinson and family this week.
J. II. Peterson returned from Mis-
soula, Montana, the first of the week,
He says Nebraska is good enough fol
HIM.
Rev. J. G.. Altman will preach at the
Indian Creek school house next Sun.
day at , p. m. A large attendance is
solicited.
Services the next three Sundays at
the Episcopal church. The subject
next Sunday morning will be Mother
hood" In the evening Public Amuse-
mcntS."
The q. A. Il. safe cncampment in
session at II istings elected the follow
ing officers: Department commander,
Eli A. Barnes; departn e 1T chaplain,
kev. j. Nickel, Lincoln; junior vice,
W. II. Stewart, Geneva; adj, A. A.
Trunblc, Lincoln; :. V. Brother,
senior vice, Beatrice; A. W. Taylor,
chief of staff, St. Edwards. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the
national encampment: f. J. Adams,
Superior: Judge Burwell, J%uniata; ..
{. Bell, Lincoln; C.. q. Childs, Shcltoni
John 4. Dempster. Omaha; George {.
Humphrey, Grand Island; c. =. Lucas,
Central City; Il. ID. Pine, Lincoln; l..
ID. Richards, Fremont: Mr.. Frantz
Hastings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
IHOW'S This ?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any ease of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney Ter the last IL years, and be,
licve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDIN", KINNAN < MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monials cent free. Price ~ cents per
bottle. sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti'
patton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
Proclamation.

May 80, 1908, being Memorial Day
and a legal holiday request that all
business be suspended between the
hours Of ! and 1 p. m. and that the
stores may close up in order that all
who desire may participate in the
memorial exercises. j. o. CALDWELL,
Mayor,
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
Decoration day tomorrow.

Decoration day tomorrow.
sunday and Monday, rain will help
some.
John Mutt came in from Lincoln
Monday.
Everton Foe of McCook spent sun.
day in Red cloud.
Mrs. r. c. Hacker has returned from
a visit to Lincoln.
After Il years absence John Ncsbit.
has returned to the city.
Rev. Gresham went to Riycrton sun.
day, where he delivered Il memorial
address.
Frank Myers and wife of Norman,
Okla. are the guests IF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Beardslce.
Lloyd Wells of Edmund, Kas., is in
town this week visiting friends and
relatives.
G. !. Price of LaGrandc, Oregon,
was in the city last week the guest Of
sam Smith.
Prof Moritz delivered the baccalaur.
cate sermon ut the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Milligan and daughter
Gertrude of McCook spent Saturday
and Sunday in Red Cloud.
John II. McCallum and Grace e.
Peterson, both of BladCn, were married
by Rev. Edison Wednesday.
Will patten and Ell Ashlin, rr~taur
anteur,, did business the first of tn,
week by exchanging locations.
Mrs. VIM. N~eesncr departed Tues.
day morning for Grccnville, Tonnes
see, for a visit with her mother.
Capt. Moore wife and children o
Seattle, Wash. were the guests of q
c. Tccl and family over sunday.
Eiverton and Red Cloud bail team,
crossed bats last Friday, Rcd Ciou(
winning easily by a score of : to o.
John Grams has erected a lunch
counter in his hotel yard where thu
public cant help but see it and b'
served.
The memorial services AZ the oper;
house last Sunday were largely ut
tended. Rev. Wilson delivered tn,
sermon.
Drs. Weirick & Riddle, Eye, Ear
Nose and Throat Specialists. Glasse
fitted. Over German National Bank
Hastings.
Fred +. Maurer has returned from
Springfield, H.. where he went as
delegate to the national convention o
the Court of Honor.
The passenger trains were compelle,
to go around by the way of Tasting
and Lincoln Sunday owing TO the
wreck at Reynolds.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Holsworth, aged three weeks
died last Friday of peritonitis and wa
buried Saturday. Rev. Gresham con
Quoted the service.
Frank Clawson is busy digging on
the cutters on Main street this week
1t is about time the cutters wor,
cleaned out as the water has been run
ming down in the middle of the stree
in the past.
The school board held a meeting
Monday afternoon and issued diploma,
to George Morhart and Mary Crcigh
ton, nee Miner. Also elected Mis-
Sarah Il Ware to fill vacancy of Mis-
Cone. resigned.
The state Circuit races open a
Wymorc this year. the dates being
June II, Is. -. secretary Stevens OF
the Wymore Driving Association says
the prospect for a big meet are better
this year than they have ever been be
fore. He is receiving inquiries from
horsemen all over the country who ar
DESTROYS of starting the circuit a
Wymore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

The graduating class prese nted Rev.
Gresham with "A nice gold mounted
umbrella as Il token of their apprecia-
ton for his assistance in training them
for the class play.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

ahNN't NV IAuN n ANNSt anu WIZ NNlt
in Bloomington Thursday.
Mrs. Myers Of Alma has been visit
ing with W. l.. Fulton and wife this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Wilson of Blue
Hill were the guests of c. u. Robinson
and family this week.
Ed Taylor returned from Enid. Okla.
Wednesday. He has been teaching in
the high school at that place the past
year.
Mr.. Stewart of Columbus. Ohio. ar.
rived here Wednesday morning for a
visit with his son, C. II. Stewart and
family.
The W. G. I. l.. will meet with Mrs.
Il. J. Sherer next Wednesday after.
noon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
Miss Winnie Sherman returned from
IIoldregc Tuesday morning. She has
been teaching in the kindergarten ut
that place the past year.
DR.. Nelson opened up his new livery
harm W.d,.sd,v Ue IN. =, fin, 1.-Two
of new driving horses and buggics.
We wish YOU success Doc"
=,
Kentucky, i visiting with her sister,
Mrs. J. q. Caldwell this week. She is
an her way ,o Mu,koo,,. ol,,
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me "'''>eer'aI union wiz NEE. III
New oates DOM III O'CLOCK Oh MOI
oav evening June ISL heV. sumner
VIII reaua paper On 'he SUBJECT Inc
"hi'e On INC roao u HIS iarth Mon
gay Dill behse hao the experience Oh
having MS team run away out hc 's'
cape" without INJURY oe'ng aoie toht-
'eho Dali games an" root ior our
boys as wei as ever
Crooked creek organized a Sunday.
school at the Harris school house a
week ago last Sunday with Mr.. Shell.
don as superintendent and Mary shell
doh aS secretary on account OF the
ram last 'uhuaE the attehuahce was
small. o"haa!-schoo at : p. III. ano
preaching NJ D heV' 'has' Sthi'h. "
drove in from Campbell Tuesday for a
few days stay withrelatives. Today She
drives back. While here She arranged
to ship their household goods to Walla
Walla. Wash, where Mr. Newhouse
has acquired an interest in a iewelry
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AFTER the decoration OF the graves
anu competitor ol othcr services at inc
monument LOT 'ne u"Nho"h "e""' tue
soldiers members oi 'hr "' a. Ia aho
W. H. ~ tne spanish american SOFA
ierS ana All c''lHehs' Will FORM III ilhe
anu 'ha'e'' oach |" '"e oPer" mouse,
where '"ose marry = p"hs"h Oh
musings VIZ uc'Ner the Grafton Oh
inc o"S'-h! o'"er Vi IT, "a H. IL" W.
ny
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu a'hoi''onS
young nan OF woman |" learn the
| WotcllnaklIr anu engraving trade
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29

Albright IS Holmes. Settled and
dismissed.
Latta vs. MUTT, ct al. Replevin.
Continued.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-05-29
COUNTY COURT NEWS.
PROBATE.

Estate of Wendelin Herr. viii ad.
mittcd to probate. Stephen II. Friend
appointed executor. Appraisers a
rant to L. Iunker and =. Krevsbach.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thee following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday. October II. 1908:
andrew Indset, 2s. and Marie Hjelkrem. 81
both of Modesto
Matthew OConnor. 81. 11s3 Vallejo ST., and
Della McCabe, 49, 1927 Sacramento ST.
Lewis A McAuister 80, and Lille NJ. Pear
son, % both OF 81 Dame ST.
Giuseppe Casaretto. 81, 4I2 Lombard St. and
Celestina Solari, 10, 433 Greenwich 81.
Herman c. Won Schade go i34 Eighth ST..
and Maria r. Flick &c. 200l Lyon ST.
Joseph Castagne. SO. s223 Seventeenth ST.
and Marie Bouhaben. %, 160eIa Turk st.
Rinsldo Olivi, 23. 3J6 Devisadero ST.. and
Aida NJ. Bagietto %. 1T41 Mason st.
Guy s. Simmerley. 81. Redwine. and Lillian
NJ. Greene, IS. Cummings.
Otto e. Ayres, 25 1850 Forty seventh ave.
and Carribelle Lloyd %, 1887 Forty seventh
avenue.
OAKLAND. Oct. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frank H. Roberts. 81, Turiock. and Della
COrdano. 2l. Oakland.
Curt Haxthausen. 81. and Annie E. Bird. D.
both OF Alameda.
Jesse F. johnson, 21. Oakland. and Marie
e. Tobler. IS, Fruitvale.
Maggiorino Brignolo, "a, and Carolina SiIlano
10, both OF Oakland.
Eugene Flood. 81, and Tena Mari, 80. both
Of Crockett.
Jay G. Folsom. 81 Sierra City. and Emma A.
Costa, &c. Downieville.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
Shipping News and Gossip
, of the Water Front
Siberia Brings Silk Worth $500, 900 and
a Record Shipment of Mating

The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. cantafn
Deeoer which arrived yesterday from
tle orient, was in the typhoon region
for several weeks, with typhoons re
ported everywhere but in the fmne-
alalo vicinity OF the liner. which was
favored with nne weather all the way
rom Hongkong TO the Golden gate.
me siberia left Honolulu 80 hours
1enlnu the Lurline and arrived with
me handicap reduced TO eight hours. A
Dea0tltui day welcomed the liner home.
ana captain Feeder. better known as
Ine King wore a real smile. The
reason for this Unwonted relaxation of
FEATURES was that the end OF the vov-
age marked the beginning OF 3 vaca-
uon which viii last over two trips of
the Siberia Feeder expects to spend
ms holiday travelling in Europe, and in
cloentally making curb TO carriage"
observations OF the other kings and
emperors as his path CROSSES theirs.
The Siberia brought nearly 1000 tons
q cargo which included 1,11e bales OF
raw silk, valued at about $500, 600, and
one OF the largest shipments of mating
ever brought horc or the 2S,12s rolls
u mating braca by the liner all but
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The French bark Vile du Hayre at Portland
is chartered for wheat thence TO Europe at 27s
Cd and the schooner Ariel. on Puget sound is en-.
gagged for Inmber thence to direct nitrate port
at 37s 90. Both were chartered prior to ar
rival
A Cargo for Hilo
The steamer Enterprise sailed for Hilo on Fri.
day with cargo valued at sl54,675 aDd including
the following:
40 ctls oats log ctls corn. 10, $50 lbs middlings
10 sos lbs mill feed. II, 121 lbs bran, 324J bales
hay Al 45i lbs beans. 426 lbs peas. 1850 lbs
salt. J.724 cs canned goods, 96l lbs sugar ] ,257
cs and 60 bbls salmon. 11,02o lbs goldfish 2 2O5
lbs dried fish, IL .403 lbs and 10 cs bread 23G
lbs and q cs meals, 1.126 lbs candy, 1850 lbs
2 $40 lbs fresh meat $50 lbs and cs dressed
poultry 700 lbs ard 3 cs dried fruit, 947 pkgs
fresh fruits. 763 pkgs potatoes .435 lbs garlic.
6lO lbs tea $50 lbs coffee, 5,S43 gals wine. A.
gals whisky, 30 gals gin, "a gals liquors. 81
gals brandy, 1.654, 045 lbs fertilizer. 5000 lbs
tobacco q TAG lbs soda, . es hats, Sj9 pkgs dry
Implements As carboys acid. 10 pkgs drugs. %
pkgs machinery, 1l3 pkgs paints. SOB bxs SOAP.
IL pkgs wagon material, Il pkgs sewing ma
chimes 900 railroad ties 2sSs5 fl lumber "a
bbls lime 81 pes and ~ bdls steel and iron Ga
SKIS cement 26 pkgs satdiery. $50 cs Kerosene
80 cs and . bbls oils. loi mules. - sheep. j
- Notice to Mariners
The following affects The List of Lights.
Buoys and Daymarks. Twelfth Lighthouse Sub.
district lsos' page ,ls,v,t1 l''
Honolulu harbor. Oahu island-Tenporary
channel buoy 8, second class can. was moved
from the position shown on H. O. chart 1881 81
a point 100 feet nearer channel beacon M. :
and on Il line with the cbarted positions of
channel beacon No. and Il buoy 10. =. The
(NNE * FL from channel beacon No. Z toward
which it viii be moved as dredging progresses.
When dredging is completed notice viii be given
OF the final disposition of this buoy.
The following Affects the List OF Lights Buoss
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

SEATTLE, Oct 17.--American steamer Ne
vadaR arrived from Salina Cruz, via ports, this
afternoon, with 200 tons OF New York freight.
Steamer Mexican sailed last night for Homo
lulu with heavy cargo.
Steamer Buckman sailed for San Francisco at
1 p. m with full cargo and 80 passengers.
Steam schooner Wfnnebag0 arrived from San
Francisco this afternoon with cement and pow.
der.
Bids were received today by the duartermas.
ter's department for repairs to United States
cable steamer Burnside. Three tenders were
at Washington, the award to be made next
week.
Army transport Dix sails at daylight tomor-
row with full cargo OF lumber and forage and
800 horses and mules. She is bound FOR Ma
Mia.
steamer Jefferson sailed tonight for south
eastern Alaska with a good cargo and about 60
passengers, some OF them from the Cottage
City.
Captain Nillson. arrived In today from San Fran.
cisco and left up the river for Portland to load
lumber for return.
Steamer Homer Captain Doris left out this
morning for San Francisco with a general cargo
loaded at Portland.
Steamer Yellowstone. Captain Rorvik, lett out
this morning for San Francisco with a cargo of
$4,000 feet of lumber loaded at Portland
Steamer State OF California, Captain Nopan-
with freight and passengers.
Steam schooner Yosemite cleared at the cus
toms house today for San Diego with 500 900
feet OF lumber loaded at Knappton and 400 ooo
feet loaded at Prescott
British ship Latimer which has been due at
this port for some time from Calao. arrived OF
the mouth of the river Friday and received or
ders from the bar pilots TO proceed TO pueet
sound TO load. She reported all welI ON hoard.
letter was received at the customs house
this morning from Charles Earle, acting secre-
tary of the department of commerce and labor
at Washington. stating that the 81. .OoO fine re-
Gently imposed by Collector McGregor on the
Norwegian steamship Guernsey has been miti-
gated to S25
PORTLAND. Oct. 17.-with cargoes appre.
eating 900 feet of lumber and . 600 hush
els of wheat, the steamers Quinalt and Falcon
cleared at the custom house for San Francisco
today. The Quinalt teok out G5o. 600 feet of FIR
and the Falcon 100000 feet and her hold fun of
wheat
Gefman ship Albert Rickmers completed her
cargo of wheat for transportation TO Europe to-
day.
TACOMA. Oct. 1.-THE weeks wheat clear.
ances included the following cargoes: British
steamer Knight Of the Thistle, 1276o0 bushels,
$1l9. 421; Norwegian steamer Rygja, 81, 2lo
Japanese tramp steamer Fukui aIaru arrived
today from Portland TO load 2.eO0 tons of wbea +
and dour for japan
British steamer Janeta has been chartered 10
carry grain TO the United Kingdom
Steam schooners Olsen Il Mahpner Roo
Charles Nelson and WinnebaEo arrived from San
Francisco. The Nelson and Olson & Mahonev viii
load return carg0es Of wheat.
SAN PEDRO, Oct 17.-American ship Aryap.
1889 tons. Captain Whittier arrived this morn
ing from Baltimore after a long passage with an
we'll She was out ITS days and carries cargo
Of 300 tons Of blacksmith coal for Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

couver
Arrived Oct 17-U s stmrs Tennessee. Wash
ington. California. Truxfon. Hopkins. Whipple
and Solace, from Samoa
FOREIGN PORTS
VANCOUVER u. C.=Arrived Oct 1I-Bf
stmr Empress OF China, from lokohama. etc.
BIRKENHEAD--Arriyed Oct 16-Br ship Yer
CoLoN~Arriyed Oct 1e-stmr Advance. from
New York.
SYDNEY EY-Arrived oct le-Br bark Antlope.
YoKoHAMA-salea Oct ls-Ger stmr Ara
bia. for San Francisco
New York.
yESTNOR-PasSed oct l5-Ital ship AmnhI-
trite. from Hamburg. for San Francisco.
DCNGEN ESS-Passed Oct 15-Br ship Black.
braes. from Rotterdam. for San Francisco.
HoBART-Saised Oct 1S-Fr bark Rene Ker
viler. for Townsend.
LoNDON-sailed Oct 1e-Ger stmr serak FOL
MoNTEvIDEo- Sailed Oct 14-Er bark Guer.
yeur. for Liverpool.
Sailed Oct tT-Stinr wsshtenaw FOR San Fran
..fz
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

ST LCCIA-Sailed Oct 14-Br stmr Foxton
Han. FOR New York.
AlAZATLAN-Sailed Oct 1e-Stmr Acapulco.
Tor San Francisco.
( coMOx--Arrived Oct 17-Br stmr knight OF
the Thistle from Tacoma.
JCuINOTZC-Arrlved Oct 16-Br stmr
Franklyn. from Tacoma.
NiCTORfA-ArriFed Oct 17-Br stmr Empress
OF China. from Yokohama. Nor sfmr Rygja.
from Tacoma
OCEAN STEAMERS
NV NORk-Sailed Oct 17-Stmr Caronia.
FOR Liverpool. stmr 1linnehaha- for London:
srnr President Grant. for Hamburg: stmr St
Louis, Tor Southampton stmr Zeeland. for
antwerp: stnr Caleconia. for Glasgow.
Arrived Oct 11-Stnlr Phiiadelphla from
southampton and Cherhourg
QGEENSTOW&-Arrived Oct 17-Stmr I'm
brla- from New York. for Liverpool
HANRE-Sa9led Oct 17-Stmr La Provence,
for New York
aANCHEsTER-sarsd Oct l5-stmr Bos-
tonian. for Boston.
sorTHA1IPToN-Sail oct fT-stmr ST.
Paul. for New York
BREMEN-Arrivexl Oct t7-Stmr Prfux Fried
erich Wilhelm. from New YORK
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
BIRTHS

BIGLOW--In this city, October 10, 1905 TO the
wife Of Carlton Biglow.
DALY-In this city. October 10. 1908. TO the
wife Of James DAILY, a daughter
HERRICK-In this city. October ). 1905. TO
the wife of Lyman C. Herrick.
SNITH-In Berkeley. Cal, October S, zoos. to
the wife OF VI. o. Smith,
STEWART-In this city, October G. 1908.
to the wife of Friend stofen Stewart, a
daughter
STEWART-In this city, October H. 1905 10
the wife OF Thopas J. Stewart, son.
W0OD-In Berkeley. Cal. October i3. 1908. to
the wife of Roy E. Wood, daughter
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
OAKLAND BERkEit BER 5ffRUTTvALE
IoAINLAND REAL EsTATE-oontinued

zso-4e2- sth ST.. oakland
city OF over 2s5,ooO population
SIC, 900 Main business street corner: stores nav
s-.leo per annum; always rented en-
hancement and splendid income com.
oined. We can recommend this.
SO. .50o-Four fine modern flats and rooms.
bath and lsundries; income 81 $50 per
ahnum; within . minutes walk OF city
hall; $500 cash
1900 square feet on telegram av.. evcen-
tionsl location for apartments and stores:
$4,000 bank loan can remain; cheapest
buy on this fine street, south of 30th st.
rooms; also 3-rOom bungalow; pays 13 per
cent; nice location near Key Route. Terms
10; 80 feet vacant; $1,000 mortgage can
remain; hne location on Main ST. south
-. 4.250-Modern store and room aat above.
9oxl5e; in business center Of busy subur.
Ban district, just east OF Oakland city;
1900 mortgage.
S4.oco-Pair fats, and rooms: pays ~ Der
cent; 37:exloo; driveway; within )
blocks of Central Broadway.
S2'75o-Bargsin; good room cottage; base
ment; flowers; trees: 50x1SS: near s. p.
r. and Key Route station; on car
S4,00o-Modern cottage rooms. 40xl0o. with
extra loTs4; near Adeline and 14th st.
Half cash.
LAYMANcE REAL Esr4rE co.
46o-45a Sth St, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
MARRIAGES

MAGINNIS-TAYLOR-In this city. October s.
1908. at st. Johns church. By the Rev. ].
Cantilli0n, Eugene ]. Maginnis and Margaret
Josephine Taylor, both OF San Francisco.
MENeLE-B0RLE-In this city. October 15.
1908. by the Rev. Father Fleming of Sacred
Heart church, John Mengle and Isabel Borle,
both OF San Francisco.