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MARRIAGE LICENSES

HUDSON ROWLAND-Oscar Hudson ~. ma
tive of Missouri, and Estela Rowland d.
native of Georgia; residents OF Los Angeles
LEE FINK-David Lee. %. native or Me-
braska and Lille NJ d. Fink, 20. native
of Kansas: residents of Los Angeles.
rFDREGoN-TAA1BUR Marcos Pedregon.
40. and Fortunate Tamburini. 40; natives OF
Texas and residents of Los Angeles
BRUNO MEDICI-Patsy Bruno, y, native OK
Italy, and Mary Medici, 49, native OF call
fornia; residents OF Los Angeles.
RAssETT-LILLY-Ha Harry Bassett. 10. native OF
Indiana, and Annabelle Lilly, %, native OF
Kansas; residents of Los Angeles.
I,IAMS-HEALY-Calvin w. Williams, ST.
and CeIestia A. Healy, 49, natives OF New
York and residents of Los Angeles
PIEz- HERNsHALL-Anton Piez, q. and
Katrina Hernshall, 20, natives or Germany
and residents of Los Angeles.
ELECTROMAGNETIC B. Little. 20. native
of Missouri and Marguerite c. Cone, Is, ma
tive OF Illinois, residents of Los Angeles.
CHADo-DUFF-Joseph L. Machado ~ and
Iseabea Duff, 80, natives Of California and
residents of Los Angeles
oLsoN-BERGLIND-Car T. olson' 3d. and
Mathilda w. Berglind, 2S, natives OF Swe-
den and residents of Los Angeles
GARcIA-MAREs-I1 pifanio Garcia, ~ ana
Arnalia Mares, IS; natives OF Mexico and
residents of San Gabriel.
BREWER BEARD--George o. Brewer, %. ma
tive Of Illinois, and Adelaide #. Beards4 2O,
SHUTT-TAFT-Nathan h. Shut, "a, native of
Kansas. and Muriel G. Taft, "a, native OF
Iowa; residents Of Santa Monica. ~
PRIcE-GERRY-Samuel A. Price, 81. native OF
Tennessee, and Flora Gerry, 40, native of
California; residents OF Duarte.
THOMAS-GULLY-Will Thomas, 81, native OF
Texas, and Cecille Gully, 81, native Of Louis
lana; residents Of Los Angeles.
SCHULTZ GRIPP-Carl e. Schultz, 90, native
of South Dakota, and Sylvia A. Gripp 10,
native of California; residents Of Los Angeles.
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DIED

G1BRs-At residence GIT South Burlington
avenue, July Q. 1908. John W. Gibbs. age II
years, beloved husband of Josephine K.
Gibbs, and father of A. M Gibbs. Howard r.
and Helen A. Of this city A. w. Gibbs of
Arlington, Cal; Paul L. and Albion K. of
Canton, Ohio and Mrs. Alice r. Phelps OF
Cleveland, Ohio. Funeral services at ..
Saturday at Pierce Brothers parlors. In
terment at Canton. Ohio. Ohio papers please
copy. 7-11-1
KELLER-Miss Ella A. Keller, at residenice OF
her sister, Mrs. Sidney A Butler, COL ICoro-
nado street. Services at residence Monday,
July Is. 1905 at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Interment private. 7-11-2
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DEATHS

LEARNED-Minnie q. Learned, 4s years old,
married, native of Maine. Good Samaritan
hospital; peritonitis
ToUTH-V Touth, IS years old, native of
Washington, East Side police station; heart
disease
of Germany, county hospital; alcoholism.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kohrnors, " years old.
married, native of California, Pacific hos
nital: cancer.
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FIGUERoA HOTEL AND TENNIS COURT,
cor. 10th and F1gueroa sts.; rooms 50 week;
board, S.: modern and newly furnished. GEO.
s. GELS, manager. Phone B2S42 Film
$50 PER MONTH, 1884 BLAINE ST, 4-RoOM
furnished, bath. Key 1861. ]. M. MCLEOD.
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FOR sALE-GRoCERY FEED AND FUEL.
on one of the best outside corners In the
city, doing a business of $50 or more per day;
the best of reasons for selling. Take ldast
Ninth and Mateo car Pacific boulevard
car at Seventh and Broadway, get Off at 1850
East Ninth street. corner Santa Fe avenue.
This business will be sold at half It's value.
You be the judge. 7-t2-t
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FOR sALE-iOOO ACRES IN LOWER CALI
fornia. Owing to sudden death of one OF the
owners OF large ranch In Lower California
1t becomes necessary to sell. The ranch is
well stocked with cattle and horses. has all
farming implements It, orchard and gar
den, pumping plants, u-room house. large
barn, outhouses, etc. Just the thing for a
large cattle ranch or to COLOMBO. Two miles
from ocean and five miles from seaport town.
snaps si3 per acre; half cash, balance two
years time. The advertiser is not a real
estae agent, but attorney for surviving
owner. Call s26 SECURITY BLDG. 7-12-I
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WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURB AND
household goods. II you are going to sell we
will pay you one-third more than others.
Phone US. Main I'LL; Home FS171. COLYEAR
FURNITURE CO.. 5O9-511 s. Main st. blk
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WANTED
Real Estate
To Purchase-ReaI Estate

WANTED TO PURCHASE-EIGHT OR NINE
room two-story house, strictly modern, with
lot 100x150, with improvements; high ground;
Los Angeles or Hollywood up to 900; will
pay cash. Address BOX 70l4, Herald.
7-12-1
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WANTED-DIAMONDe. JEWELLERY. OLD
gold, antiques; highest prices given. H.
B. CROUCH. Jewelar. 642 s. broadway.
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FOR RENTS PER MONTH; ONE FUR
nished room In private house; well located
and close in. BOYD KING, 4os Security
bldg. FITS. 7-l2-l
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pENrIars

DIR. r. 70. HEWEs. DENTIST, is NOW
permanently located at room 200, Broad
way Central bldg. 424 S. BROADWAY.
s-24-m
DIR. BACHMAN, FORMER MINNEAPOLIS
Broadway, SAX
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WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUSINESS
chances for some one II you are a medium
come and sec us. We can suit you. II you
are restaurant man. come In and we can
certainly place you. If you want 70 buy.
come and see u.s. II you want to sell list
with MS and we will do you good J. r.
CoNAEE. successor to Bradshaw Bros, 2lg
Bradbury bldg lila
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Real Estate
GARNETT & BAKER

CUSTOMERS WANTED FOR CITY LOTS IN
northwest; 1925 to $500 each; lots on, Boyle
Heights S240 to $500 each; lots 1900 feet
north OF Westlake park $50U each ten dollars
down. ten dollars a month. Acreage at Moor
park, S22 to $50 acre; latter all in culti-
walton, with house and barn; also ono to
i've acre pieces at Moorpark, $50 to 500 an
acre. Easy payments.
WICkS REALTY SYNDICATE.
suite $40, L. A. Trust Bldg,
Second and Spring streets. 6-7-x
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Classified Section
FOR REM
Stores and ofnees

TO LETT STORE BUILDINGS ON EAST
Seventh. close to lines; street paved.
gas and electric light; buildings 2ox34
each; rent SIS; would be suitable for
manufacturing stores
r. A. COLLINS,
317 Byrne bldg. Till
A FINE sToRERooM 1sxs5. CORNER 10TH
and Grand; best place for butcher
plumber. Apply 1911 S. GRAND. 1877
FOR RENT-SPACE IN GOOD GROUND
floor office. r. B. DICKINSON, 3s1 South
Hill st. 7-12-l
FOR RENr-sTOREs. WELL LOCATED;
s22.6O and upward. 400 s. HILL ST.
7-11-2
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MONEY TO LoAN--sUMs TO SUIT, TO
per cent MENNELL & HANCOCK, 40a o.
T. johnson bldg. A76SS. 7-7-w
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s45O0-A big paying 50-room house with
So boarders. in the best location in city;
good lease; low rent; house full; total in
come $500 month. Never offered for sale
before; $500 cash and lot worth $1,000
will handle this. Make an offeri owner
has two houses. LII
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR sALE-RENT ONLY $3.50 ROOM
Good 42-room house corner, nearly full ;
good location; low expense; good furni-
ture; income $500. The best thing in the
city; mortgage $11oO can stand I have
two houses and will take s1400 for my
equity in this one. See owner tomorrow
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TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED APART
ments, 2, 3 and rooms with private bath.
Also single rooms. oil MAPLE AVE
F1232. I-7-w
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TO LET-FURNISHED APARTMENTS. SUM-
mer rates. very close in; every convenience.
III MAPLE AVE. Phone FSi5S 7-l0-3
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$1100-For a nice 22-room house at 7th
and Broadway; low rent. good transient
place.
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FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnishsd

TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED,
close in; elegant yard and porcn; for hght
housekeeping; rent reasonable to the right
parties. See me after 6 O. clock. MRS. r..
CORENSON. S25 Sunset blvd. Phone Broad
way 1888. 6-2S-x
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Rooms

WELL FURNISHED ROOM WITH RUNNING
water, in good locality. by single gentleman.
Address BOX 313, Herald. 7-l0-S
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Miscellaneous

WANTED--M WILL GIVE
free and clear lots with cash: guarantee
quick CASH GOLDFLAM co. 2b4 s.
Broadway, s-le-ss
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Apartments

DALLAS APARTMENTS. 206 S. FREMONT,
new. modern brick. corner building, light,
airy outside rooms; elevator service, garb-
age chutes; seven minutes walk from Sd
and Broadway 1895
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs

MONEY TO LOAN-W. f. SIMPSON & co.
SOB Union Trust bldg. Phone Fs7so. film
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$25O0--An excellent S9-room house on
Maple; rent $3.50; good lease, low rent; a
money maker on corner viii trade for
cottage or lot.
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GROOM FURNISHED FLATS, SUNNY
rooms. east front, large grounds, high and
slightly: fine location and good surroundings,
with or without stable for automobile and
horse and buggy. ]. C. NICHOLS, 215 Mer-
camille place. Phone Main 5193. 7-11-3
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TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED BROOM
housekeeping suite; also large beautiful
front room; quiet location; only 5 minutes
walk to Third and Broadway. $50 SOUTH
FIGUEROA Phone Main 6525. 5-1O-x
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FOR RENT


ANGELENo HEIGHTS, NEAR IN; 7-RooM
2-story house new, very sunny; modern,
tub. 1888 Bellevue ave; rent s25. Tel. WEST
5es3 7-11-3
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FOR EXCHANGE-COTTAG AND TWELVE
clear lots; want small business or rooming
house. SNOW, 800 Bryson block. 7-l2-l
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THE CALIFORNIA. JUST OPENED, WITH
elegant. newly furnished rooms, single or en-
suite. by the day. week or month. Address
226 CATALINA AVE, Redondo. Cal. Phone
226 7-lO-3
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
URGE GOVERNMENT
STEAMSHIP LINE

LOS ANGELES. Oct 2s.-At the
meeting of the counties committee OF
the California Promotion committee in
Los Angeles November IA the PROPOSE
ton Of a government steamship line
between Pacific coast ports, especially
Los Angeles and San Francisco and
the Panama canal will be urged. The
passage of a resolution condemning the
service of the Pacific Mail steamship
company viii be asked and a resolu-
ton on the subject has been prepared
which says in part:
Resolved, that. in the absence Of
any assurance of Improvement by the
Pacific Mail company of its service be-
tween California ports and Central
America and Panama. we urge the SEN
ators and congressman from this state
TO work for the establishment by the
United States government of an ade-
quate steamship line in the Pacific
waters In connection with the Panama
railroad TO touch at important Cali
fornia and Central American ports"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
BLUES vICTORS
IN FINAL BATTLE
sPEcIAL DIspArcH 10 THE cALL

CAMP ATAScADERO. Oct ga
Grand Army man would have cheered
himself hoarse today at the last ma
neuver of the year, for the Blue" force
held the Browns in check. Colonel
Miller Schuyler of the Fifth cavalry
was given the almost impossible task
of brushing away the rear guard Of a
Blue" force from the Businesses around
Needle gorge. and he put up a gallant
fight, but the Blue position was too
strong for him. Captain Webster COM
manded the victorious troops and his
dispositions We're excellent.
This was the last maneuver of the
year and after its conclusion Colonel
Maus, the commander, took occasion TO
make a speech to the officers assembled
in the conference, paying high tribute
to the character. ability and attention
to duty of the officers of his command.
He particularly praised the work of his
staff. the umpires and Company E, sig
nal corps. He said that should he
ever be so fortunate as to command IN
a war he would like nothing better
than to have under his command such
men as have been under him here.
The first regular army organization
to leave was Company A of the first
battalion of engineers, which, under
Lieutenant knight and Lieutenant
Hall. went by rail to Fort Mason this
evening. Other troops will start to-
morrow, and by Saturday night all
save one company of infantry. left to
clean camp for the quartermaster and
Company E of the signal corps, which
will remain to dismantle the camps tel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS
lfice of the Board of State Harbor Com


Office Of the Board of State Harbor Commission
ers, Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco. Cal, October II. 1908.
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at
this Office ar or prior TO $3.50 O'Clock p. N. on
THURSDAY, November 10, 1905. for the CON
strUctlon Of Section II, OF the seawall the same
70 extend from the northerly end of Section l2
six hundred (6U0) feet nOrtherly along the water
front line Of the City and County OF san Fran
cisco, IN accordance with the plan and specfca-
tons prepared therefor by the Assistant State
Engineer and adopted by the Board October 10.
1908. and on file in this Office. TO which special
reference is hereby made The work to be done
under these specifications consists in furnishing
all stone ana labor Tor constructing stone sea
wall: 1t Is estimated that the stone seawall will
require about So 600 tons Of stone Of 600 pounds
per ton; Of this amount % 600 tons of smaller
stone VIII be required for the core OF the en-
bsnkment and about Il, 600 tons Of large stone
Tor The outer slopes. The stone must not be sub
Jet 10 decomposition or disintegration by the
action Of the sea water air.
The stone for the viii include stone from
/ pound IN weight up TO any size and weight. in
must be stone in size from one to four cubic feet
IN a fair assortment; no objection viii be made
70 stone larger than four cubic feet. The stone
Tor the cutter slopes must be free Of seams and
other lines Of cleavage.
No bid VIII be received unless it is made on
a blank form furnished from this Office and is
accompanied by a sample weighing about 20
pounds of the stone TO be used and a certified
check OF I'VE kol per cent of the aggregate
amount of the bid. payable TO the order of The
Secretary Of the Board as a guarantees on the
part of the successful bidder that he viii Tr4i3o
six 90 days after the acceptance Of The hid
enter into written contract TO do said ve Sr-
according to the plans and speci fcatfons re
pared therefor, and VIII also execute and file
with this board bond in such sum as the boa ~
may deem adequate with a surety company 10
be approved by the Board Of State Harbor Com
missioners and conditioned for the faithful ner-
formance Of such contract; nor will said hid he
considered by this board unless delivered to the
Secretary or to the Assistant Secretary AT tbe
Office of the Secretary al prior to 3 80 O'Clock
p. u. on THURSDAY, November 49, 1905. al
which time and place the bids viii besopened
The Board reserves the right 10 reject anv or
all bids If deemed for the best interests of the
State.
BIDDERS are invited to be present at the open
ing Of the bids.
JAMES n. GILLErr.
Governor OF the State OF California ex offcio
Member Of the Board OF State Harbor Com
nissioners-
EDWARD robson TAYLOR.
Mayor Of the City and County of San Francisco
ex offcio Member Of the Board Of State Har-
Dor Commissioners.
w. V. STAFFORD,
HENRY J. CROCKER
W. Z. DENNIS0N
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners
RALPH BARKER, Assistant State Engineer.
W r. THORPE. Secretary.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-continues
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
GOVERNOR GUILD HAS
ATTACK OF GASTRITIS
Massachusetts Official Lies in a
Critical Condition From
Last Ailneut

BOSTON. Oct Ex-Governor Guild
was seized with a severe attack of
gastritis today As this is the third
dangerous Illness experienced by the
governor within year, there is con-
siderable anxiety over his condition.
On March 4 last Governor Guild had
an attack of infammatory rheumatism
and severe heart trouble For nearly
a week his condition was critical. He
rallied, however, and after nearly three
months convalescence was Able to
take up his work at the state house.
He had been at his desk scarcely
a month before he was stricken down
with appendicitis on August "a and
was obliged to undergo an operation.
He was able to take up his duties
several weeks ago and has spoken once
or twice during the present campaign.
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CATTLEMAN ARRESTED
FOR DOG POISONING
Wealthy Los Angeles Citizen
May Be Sent to Peniten-
tiary for Felony

Los ANGELES, Oct. 29.-Charged
with putting strychnine on meat and
throwing it to valuable CANNES of his
neighborhood, causing the death of
more than dozen of them, John Cuth-
bert, wealthy cattleman, living at
32S West 31st street, was arrested to-
day on charge of felony and released
on $500 bond. The penalty may be
three years in the pennitentiary His
trial was set for November II. Cuth-
bert has denied his guilt, but several
witnesses against him appeared today
The accused is a gray haired man so
years of age. The feeling in the neigh
borhood has been greatly aroused
against the poisoner of the dogs
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Building Contracts

Lewis A. Hicks (agent of board OF trustees of
Leland Stanford Jr. university with Independent
electric construction coinpany-Electric wiring
for four story class G building at NE corner of
Powell and California streets 1856 by L sc;
S2,512.50
Crown realty company with Webster Mace
construction company-Excavation of lot in n
line of Post street, 11S:10 w of Grant avenue,
W TO- 1926, ESQ, 90, 1:3, 72:6, so
block 49,. 50. 500
Mr. and Mrs NJ. P. Rose, alias Rosa with
Evans Bros.--All work except painting. gas fix
lures, brick. chimney and raising building for
alterations to a four room cottage at Day
street; 81 .225.
Lena Hare with William Bell-A1l work ex-
cept manteI. finish, hardware, shades and gas
fixtures for two story attic and basement frame
in w line of Castro street, 40 of Fourteenth,
27:6 by w 90; S.. $50.
Southern Pacific company with Watson roof
company-Asphalt mastic roofing for hospital
building and power house In Hayes, Fell, Baker
and Lyon street: S3,200
John Brandt with Michael Loftus-AIl work
except mantes. gas fixtures and shades in n
line of Silver street. 1906 e of Third f 81
10. W 20, 20; 81, 200.
II. G. & J. E. Farquharson with H. Z. Pynn-
To erect three story and basement frame in n
line of Jackson street. 1876 W of Powell, W
25:79t by 81 "a; 81, eos
Jennie Bertha and Celia Caro- with W. o.
Peterson ct al.--All work for three story and
basement (Six fats in line of Bush street
1876 e OF Baker, 27:6 by 1876; $11. S23.
To erect a six story and basement class C
building In line of Geary street 40 w of
Grant avenue. go by w 10: $50. 750
Mary S. Hodgkins with Monsen Bros--To erect
II story frame in w line of Eleventh avenue
100 of street. % by 120; $1,000.
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NO RULES FOR RECEIVERS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29-Purposely
pertaining from recommending any
hard ana fast rule for the guidance
of receivers because of the need of
individual discretion as complications
arise, the report Of the national bank
receivers, who met in convention here
some time ago, as given out by Comp
troller of the Currency Murray today
makes general suggestions as to the
duties of the receivers on taking charge
of failed banks. The report lays great
est stress upon the need of economy
and Judgment
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
BIRTHS

the wife Of pr George waldo RrrSess a
daughter.
LINDNER-In this city. October % 1908. to
the wife of Adolph Lindner formerly Bella
CARROLL son.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday. October %. 1908:
Henry o. Schlagal, 81, 2914 Baker St, and
Mabel II. Hanley. %. Dayton, O.
Julius j. Fischer. %. and Agnes G.. Dreaper,
20 both of 2650 Folsom st.
Albert s. Wirtner, 81. 749 Hayes ST., and
Fanny I. Humphreys. IS. SOC Oak st.
William p. Mcguire, %, 60 Pearl ST.. and
Alice " Peterson, is. s6I Elizabeth st.
John Batman, %. 331 Ellsworth St, and
Hanna Widgren. %. 1860 Florida 81.
Max Steinfeld, %. 1918 Eddy ST., and An
CELIA Flanagan. "a. Vallejo.
Joseph W. Stefani 21. All Cough ST.. and
Anna V. Donovan. Stockton.
George Fl. Bunting. g. 155 Buena Vista st.,
and Dora V. f. Lodden. 20. IA Elsie st.
Clarence W. Rapp, 81. 1904 Eddy ST., and
Sophie Newman. go 331 Octavia st.
Robert UHrich. %. 315A Florida ST., and
Emma Erdwig. 49, 50615 Shotwell st.
William S. Hoffman. 80. 2e27 Broderick ST..
and Margaret L. Stoll Al. $50 Castro st.
Alex Gojun. 90, 1917 Grove ST.. and Mar
guerite Bonscich, 20, 626 Hayes st.
Fritz Mormon. 81, and Lizzie Ratar. 49, both
of 931 Valencia st.
Chesley L. Metcalf. s44 Fifty fifth St. Oak
land, and Mary C. Kellett, 80, SIS Fifty third
ST.. Oakland.
Carl o. kuepper, 20. lIo5 Laguna St. and
Elizabeth Kindlein. 20. San Francisco.
Ludwig Busse, 81 Allendale, Cal, and Ma
thilda E. Heide. D. 1908 Hampshire ST.
Claude w. Booth. IS. and Harriet E. Nc
kune, p, both of San Jose.
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HAVE pair OF fats in Oakland and elegant hill
side district lot in Berkeley, both valued
$500 mortgage s.. coo; viii exchange equity
for good residence property. Box 1881, Call
office Oakland.
HAVE 4 fats and elegant lot; value 50, 500;
mortgage So, GOO; viii exchange equity for good
residence property. Box 1881. Call. Oakland.
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED, CANDY COMPANY, INC. San Fran
CISCO Cal. 1850 18th st.-Notice: There is de-
lnQuent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment levied on the 9th OF Au-
gust 1908 as follows: