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CHURCH
NOTICES
Full Gospel Meetings.


ia Hughes Block, opposite Y. NJ. C..
A. Building.)
Bible school, 10 O'Clock. Preaching
IL a. m. and p. m. A cordial inyi-
tation IS extended to the public to
attend these services. Subject for the
IL o'clock hour: The thing that
Heaven is full of, that the World is
short of, and Hell destitute of.
open air gospel service on Brewery
Gulch at $3.50 p. m. Christians who
are interested in the salvation of the
unsayed, invited to help with the
singing and personal work. Special
effort win be made to get men to at
tend our night service Immediately
following, which viii always be
evangelistic. Song service com
meEces at 1880. Preaching at S
O'Clock. Special message for men.
Come and bring some unsaved one
with you Not necessary to dress up.
You will be welcome just as YOU are,
street meeting on Wednesday night
at $50 p. N. with prayer, song and
testimony service Immediately fol
lowing at "a Hughes Block, next to
Muir's music store-John /. O'Neil.
pastor Residence 1893 School Hill.
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Catholic Services.
sunday.-First mass, 8 a. m. Bless
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The Recognized Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints will noIo
services in the church. opposite the
laundry, Tombstone Canyon, as fol
lows: Sabbath School at 2 D. lh.
Preaching at 9:15 p m. by Elder VIII
S. PendeS, Subject: Baptism /"
Elder Fender will also speak on the
street in front of the postoffice at
p. m. Subject: did the Church
of Christ become extinct?' T. w.
Davis will speak in the church at 7:30
p. m Subject: Eleventh Hour Dis
pensation." Prayer service in IN.
church Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Cor.
dial invitation to all.
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Church of Christ.

Opposite Central School. 9:45 a
n, Bible school. ii am Com
munion and sermon, 1870 p. m. Ser.
mon A cordial welcome to all. w
E. Spicer, Minister.
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Ladies Aid of the Methodist church.
Thursday afternoon in the Methodist
church, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Hicks and
Mrs. RutIe. acting as hostesses. ap-
propriated for the time the church
psrlors. and made the day pleasant
one for heir guests
A nice little crowd assembled,
bringing their sewing and fancy
work Not BY any means the lesst
interesting part Of the DECORATIONS
was the tabourette, upon which a
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Surprise Party.

Qsite a pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Lena Blair. at the home
Of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Blair. No. 81 School Hill. Friday
Miss Lena had been invited to take
dinner with some friends and after
ward attend the theater. Osten-
sibIy proceeding to the theater. the
party called by the Blair home, and
quite a number Of young friends OF
the young lady were found gathered
there. A most enjoyable evening was
spent. the amusements consisting OF
games, music and refreshments. The
affair was planned by Misses Mary
Pennypacker and Ida Huber -
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WORLDS STANDARD REFER
ENCE BOOK ON COPPER.

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facts it gives him regarding Geology,
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THE METALLURGIST needs the
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and refining.
THE COPPER CONSUMER needs
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1t tells what, and explains how and
why.
THE INVESTOR IN COPPER
SHARES can not afford to be without
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and the 40 pages of condensed Stats
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and every owner of copper mining
shares.
PRICE: $500 in buckram with gilt
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TERMS: The most liberal. Send
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you, all carriage charges prepaid, ON
one weeks approval, to be returned
If unsatisfactory. or paid for IL it suits.
Can you afford not to see the book
ard judge for yourself of its value TO
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WRITE NOW to the editor and
publisher.
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10 SHELDON BUILDING,
HoUGHTON, MICH, U. 8. A.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Adams, VINO
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday. October 10. 1908:
Magnus Andersen. 81. Oakland, and Maude
Rhyme. "a, 1884 Pacific ave.
Eugene Grave, 81, POLL Golden Gate ave-.
and Julia Antilles. 1S 763 San Jose ave.
Walter A. Plummer. 81. 2721 Sacramento ST..
and Edna Thode, IS, 6s4 Oak st.
Emery Gates, 81. and Josephine Corboline,
49, both of 1907 Laguna ST.
James MeFetridge %, and Grace Hinch. 20.
both of 402 Hampshire ST.
James C. Cashen 29 400 Geneva ave-, and
Maud L. CLARK, 29 $50 Cedar ave.
Albert II. Weber, 23 and Ida A. schnitter,
2s both Of 2S714 Guerrero St.
T. Morrison, 81, Santa Rosa.
William P. Ryken. 81, 2Oo7 Howard ST.. and
n Marshall Lewis, s2 AIS Geary ST.. and
Mabel NJ Sullivan, %. 2059 Hayes st.
Timothy Dinneen. "a, and Maggie Donohue.
creseensla Williams. 5e. 1852 Eighth ave-. w
South San Francisco.
George H Marter, 21. 1888 o'Farrell St,
and Anne NJ. Holt. 1918 Sutter st.
Charles Hiram Claytor, 80, Tuolumne, CAL,
and Evelyn Louise Drake, 90 Sonora. CAL
Hyman Goldstein. o. 80 Hermann ST., and
Lena Iticson, IS. 1904 Church ST.
OAKLAND, Oct. 1otThe following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Hugh Legault. 3s. and Jennie NJ. Mattioli.
Earl II. Pinkham. d. and Martha Lane. %.
both of Oakland.
Carl Turay, 20. Seattle. and Gunhld Mel
son, %. Berkeley.
Joseph A. Medeiros 20, and Mary Ala
media, IS, both of Niles.
Jeremiah D. Mccarthy, 40, Oakland. and Rose
NJ. Keppel. 33, Melrose.
Carl A. Carlson, "a. San Francisco, and Maria
NJ. Johnson 26, Oakland.
Ulysses F. Brown. SO, and Katheryn shafer.
32 both of Yreka.
George Q. Adams. 25. Oakland. and Gussie
osterloh, %. Berkeley
Ira A. Miller. 40, Oakland and Helen G.
Hibbard. 40, Berkeley.
John R. Browning, 81 Haley, Idaho, and
Marie Stensun. g. Oakland
Arthur W. Fish, SS, Elmhurst and Lugenia
S. Jones' &c. San Francisco.
Antoine F.S Silva. 81, Berkeley. and Maria
c. de Souza, IS, Moraga valley.
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posed of high school players princi-
pally and encourage the school boys
to take an interest In the round ball
game. Something definite will be
known of the matter when a meeting
OF the proposed league will be held
Tuesday evening
Inc Thistle club was unable TO make
satisfactory arrangements for a
ground in the. city. and has been COM
PEELED to seek a home at San Aateo
The first game on the new grounds
VIII be played today, when the Scotch
men tackle the Building Trades eleven.
Ioday's schedule, teams and referees
follow:
Thistles versus Building Trades. at San Ma
teo; referee j. Chown
Albion Royers San Francisco. at Free
mans Park: referee, A Bennett
Scotias versus Vampires, at Stadium; referee,
w. Canning.
Hornets versus Independents. at Alameda :
referee. A. Allison
Thistles-MeR Ritchie Gore, Smith. Pennycook
Christie, Jackson, Duncanson, Jackman. Gray.
Nichol and Scott.
Building Trades-Fewster Hawkins. Dewar,
Mckinley. Brown. Martin Haigh, Ireland, Orr,
Bloomfield and Hamilton
Albion Royers-MarshaII selkirk, Anderson.
McKiernon. Mizen. Mclaughlin Walters Dono-
hue, Aiken, Pike and Balmain.
San Franciseo-Storr. Evans. Dewhurst, Per-
kins, Lewis, Spencer Riding, Dowding, Wheat
ley, Martin and Pennington.
Scotias- Williamson. A. Someryille. Trueman
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real ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Anna Drossel TO Martha Niebling, lot In line
Of Mason street, ss:7 of jackson, rs by E
s5: $40.
Fred Niebling TO Martha Niebling. same; gift
Joseph F. Nolan TO Leopold Bearwald and
wife lot in " line OF Clayton street, $50 Of
Hayes 1876 by W 1926; SO.
John w Hatch and wife 10 Ellen J. Callahan.
lot IN W line OF Belvedere street. l25 of
Rivoh S 25. w 100. 14:715, 2:9Z, n
Jacob Heyman company to j. s. Mccain lot
in SN line Of BOwdoin street. 100 NV of Man
sell. NV 100 by SW 12o; $40.
Thomas P. Andrews and wife TO Charles P.
Newman and wife, lot in NE line of Berlin
street. 100 NV of ordway. NV % by NE 12o;
SO.
Central Trust Company Of California. lot com
mencing center line of Schiller and Ramseil
streets E $50, s 47o. NV 73o, NE l55. 325,
Pauline Carlson to Charles r. Carlson lot at
NV corner Of Plymouth and Broad streets, W
los by I25; SO.
San Francisco land company to Milton l. Block
and wife. lot IN Z line Of Ninth avenue, 125 S
Of California street, S % by 40; $40.
Charles A. Roller and wife TO Kate jacobson.
lot at SW corner Of Falcon avenue and Pearl
alley. W 69.2. S 3491, sc. 35. 43625; $18.
Jacob Bernhard to Fannie Bernhard, lot 6s.
Spring Valley homestead: gift.
Milton A. Morgan 10 Mary Z. Morgan half in
terest in lot IN Z line of fremont avenue, 721 S
Of Frederick street, 25 by so; s5.
Mary J. Cooley 10 Mary A. Burke, Horner's
addition block 1s7. bounded on by Alvarado or
81 by Castro, by Twenty third and w by
-I5stl' Daniel ]. o'Hara to Thomas J. shaughnessy.
lot in w line of Thirty y-hfth avenue, 250 Of C
street. S % by w 120: $lo..
Thirty fifth avenue, 275 of street. S % by
Louis r. Brun and wife to Samuel J. Rrun.
n &c by s 7:6: SO
Samuel J. Brun and wife to Louis E- Brun.
lot in S line of Bush street, 26:s " Of Hyde, W
willard 0. Wa!man and wife to Guy T. Way
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MARRIAGES

ALGER-KRAUSE-In this city, October s.,
1905. by the Rev. William e. Dugan, pas
tor Stewart Memorial church, George F. Al
ger and Leila Krause, both OF Vacaviile CAL
BANGHAF-NEAL-In Oakland, Cal, October
s. 1905 by the Rev. J. NJ. Perry. Robert
o. Banghaf of San Francisco and Gladys
Neal of Elmhurst.
IANGTRE-JOHNSoN- Oakland. CAL. oc-
tober 10, 1908, by the Rev. W. Z. Dugan,
leon F. Langtre and Florence o. Johnson.
both of Oakland.
WILLIAMS -SAMUELS-In this city. October
Z, 1908, by Rabbi Bernard NJ. kaplan, VIII
liam Williams and Florence Samuels
wIISON-CONOLLEY-In Ukiah, CAL, August
10 1903 by the Rev. o. ". Wilkison, Walter
b. Wilson of Oakland and Gertrude v. Con
olley OF San francisco.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Saturday, October 10.
Stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom, 43 hours from San
Pedro
stmr Gualala, Martinsen, Is hours from Del
mar landing.
Stmr Redondo Bendegard, 40 hours from Coos
bay.
Stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, Al hours from San
Stmr Katherine, Jorgensen, "a hours from
Eureka.
stmr Colonel E. L. Drake, Bunting, 20 hours
Br stmr Winnebago, Read, IS days from Mu-
roran.
Br stmr Tuscarora, Hellinshead, 10 days from
Ship Star of France, sparr, % days from
Power schr Newark, johnson, II hours from
Byxbee landing.
Saturday October 10
Stmr Homer, Doris, Astoria; Crescent wharf
and warehouse company.
stmr City of Topeka, Gielow, Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Stmr Buckman, Wood, Seattle; Alaska Pacific
steamship company.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen Seattle and Victoria !;
Pacific Coast steamship company.
Ger ship Alsterufer, Brudgam, Liverpool; Bal
four, Guthrie Co.
Friday, October 9.
stmr Hornet, Marxsen. Grays Harbor.
Saturday, October 10.
stmr Homer Dorris Portland
Stmr Vanguard. Odland Eureka.
Stmr Pomo, Lilleland, Albion.
Stmr Acme, Olsen, Eureka
Stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom, Crescent City.
Stmr Buckman. Wood, Seattle.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Stmr Harold Dollar, Johnson, Columbia river.
stmr Newburg. Norberg. Grays Harbor.
Stmr San Pedro, Benedickton. Eureka
Stnr South Coast, Klinker, Caspar
stmr State of California Nopander, Astoria
'-is stmr Mann Smith. Nelson. Coos bay.
stmr G. W. Elder, Jessen, Portland via Eu-
reka
Br ship Bayonne, Hue, Queenstown
Br bark Lord Templetown, Dawson, Tacoma,
In tow tug Hercules.
Tug Hercules. Thompson, Tacoma, with Br
bark Lord Templetown in tow.
Barge 8, Kirkwood, Port San Luis, In tow tug
Goliath.
Sept Lat deg n, long 81 deg W. Fr
bark Jean Bart, from Antwerp, for San Fran
Per Br stmr winnebago. from Muroran. at
San Francisco Oct 10-0ct 8, lat 40 deg 3s min
n. long I31 deg 81 min w, schooner with let
ters X Q D J or N. probably schr A. B. John
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOB0S. Oct 10. 10 m--weather,
foggy; wind, southwest; velocity, 10 miles per
HOui' DOMESTIC PORTS
SANTA BARBARA--Arriyed Oct 1o-Stmr
Sailed Oct 10-Stmr Coos Bay for San Pedro.
FORT BRAGG-sailed Oct 1o-Stmr Arctic,
Tor san francisco
SEATTLE-Arrived Oct 10-Stmr Riverside.
hence Oct 3, with dredger Coronado in tow
Sailed Oct 1o-Schr Inca, for sydney
Sailed Oct 1o-Stmr Watson, for San Fran
Arrived Oct io-stmr Dolphin. from Ketchi-
ABERDEEN-sailed Oct io-stmr svea, for
San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Oct 1o-Stmr Wellesley.
from San Pedro: schr BERTHE Miner. from San
Pedro: stmr Whittier from Seattle
PORT SAN LUIs-Arrfved Oct 10-Stmr At
las. from Seattle
TATO0SII-Passed in Oct 10-Stmr sbasta
hence Oct 5, via Noyo. for Bellingham
Passed out Oct 9--Stmr UmatilIa, from vic
toria and Puget sound ports, for San Francisco
Oct iO-Stmr City of Pueb1a. from Seattle for
Nome; Br stmr Mariana, from Vancouver, for
Brisbane.
wRANGELI- Sailed Oct stmr jefferson.
for Skagway.
for Seattle.
SOUTH BEND--Arrived Oct 1o-stmr Ray
moud, hence Oct Z.
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BIRTHS

BARTHEI1-In this city, October A. 1908, -
the wife OF Carl Barthel, SON.
BROWNIE this city, September 90, 1905 to
the wife OF Charles Nathan Brown.
CARROLL-In this city, October 8, 19OS TO the
wife of Thomas Carroll. twins-a and a
daughter.
CHENEY-In this city, September %, 1908.
TO the wife of A. II. Cheney (nee Schleefl.
daughter.
CONDROTTE-In this city. October 10. 1908.
TO the wife of l.. J. Condrotte a son.
CoOPER-In, this city. September is, 1908. to
the wife Of Milton Cooper, son.
ERA-october 3. 1908. to the wife Of James
Era, daughter.
HARNEY-In this city, October 2. 1908, to the
wife of Thomas F. Harney, daughter.
HEMBERGER-In this city. October 2, 1908,
to the wife of A. ]. Hemberger, son.
HoRNELIn this city, September %. 1908, to
the wife OF Frank Lisle Horne. son.
LANDO-In this city, September IS. 1908. to
the wife of Meyer Lando (nee Ehrlch), a
son.
MADDEN-In South San Francisco. Cal, Sep
tember 20. 1908, to the wife of P. ii. Mad
den, a son.
the wife Of Alex Mckinney, a son.
PHILLIpS-In this city, October s, 1908. to
the wife OF Albert J.. Phillips. daughter.
PUHARA-In Oakland, Cal, October 10, 1908,
to the wife of Vincent P1hara, son. (See
Deaths.)
SToCKMAN-In Fruitvale, CAL, October z.
1908, to the wife of w. F. Stockman, son.
SUHR-In this city, October 4. 1908, to the
wife of George L. Suhr, daughter
TURNER-In this city, October 6, 1908. to
the wife OF Howard A Turner. son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

took the bag OF gold TO the ONCE OF tho
city and county attorney leaving It In
the reception room with as much un-.
concern as If 1t were a bag OF samples
while he went inside TO interview As
sistant City Attorney Smith Later thel
SeawelPs courtroom. Learning that the
Judge was not IN his chamber hsi
thought he would go down the street
I'm going out fer awhile he OBJ.
served to BaiIifr Richard Curtis. Look
after this till I come back"
When he returned the gold was
Where he had left It. AS II had been
learned by this time that the judge
would not attend court yesterday the,
clerk carried or the treasure TO be
locked up till Monday
The property which the Western Pa
cfhc had condemned comprises two lots
In Texas and Missouri streets and are
needed for the right OF way OF the
railroad
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DEATHS

ANDERSoN-In Seattle. Wash. October 5.
zoos. John Co. dearly beloved of Nels and
Helena Anderson OF GLAND. Sweden. and
brother of Albert Anderson. Mrs Mary Jes-
person. Mrs. Mathilda Lindberg and Mrs. Gus
fave FaIk a native of GLAND, Sweden, aged
a. years j month and days. member OF
Nome aerie No. 75, f. o. E., OF Nome.
Alaska.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day Sunday. at l o'clock p. M, at the
chanel of Craig. Cochran Sc Co.. 1860 Va
1encia street near Twenty-third. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery, by funeral ear from
Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
prI,I-At Bartlett Springs. Lake county. CAL,
: October g. 1908. by accident, Josephine
Grant Bell. widow Of Bernard H. Bell, and
sister OF Charles E., George +. and William
Grant and Mrs. ]. b. Zimdarf. a native OF
Sam Francisco CAL. aged 40 years.
The funeral viii take place today (Sun-
davl. at $3.50 O'Clock. at the chapel Of /. o..
o. p. cemetery where services will be said.
commencing at the above hour Cremation
o. o. r.. cemetery.
San Francisco, October 10.
1905 Bettenrurt, native of Grariza,
Azores A member of Luis de Cameon grove
No. 81 IT, A. o. D.. of Santa Cruz, Cal.
Remains at the parfors OF Cunha s. Ca
porgno, 1911 Clay street. Oakland
nENsnN-In San InsA- CAL nefAhAz n 1nna>
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seattle shipping News

SEATTLE, Oct. 10.-Steamer Riverside ar
rived today from San Francisco with general
Schooner inca sailed for Sydney with cargo
OF lumber
Steamer Watson sailed for San Francisco with
taken
Steamer Northwestern left tonight for Nome,
being the last of the season to sail for Norton
women going into the north to join their hus-
bands for the winter
British ship British Isles was expected to tow
United Kingdom
Steamer Portland sailed tonight for Valdez
and seward with passengers and general freight
steamer Hyades is due back from Nome with
gold and horses
steamer Dolphin was expected tonight with
freight and passengers from southeastern Alaska
Steamer Pennsylvania will arrive from Valdez
and Seward at o'clock tomorrow morning.
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NONE WOULD TAKE
THIS BAG OF GOLD
Clerk of Western Pacific Tries
to Get Somebody to
Accept SI4.70O

A sack containing s14.70O in $50 gold
pieces was packed about the Grant
building yesterday by a young man
who tried in vain to get rid of 1t. In
the end he had to take II back to a
bank, not having found anybody will
ing to accept it. The money represent
ed an amount due the city frem the
Western Pacific on a judgment in a
condemnation suit. clerk from the
office of Warren Olney Jr wished to
pay the money into Judge Seawelf >
court for delivery 70 the city. First. he
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11

Cuthbertson wardlaw. J. somerville. Armer,
Gruer, Sharp, Glendenning and LeCoutier-
son. Lee. Scott, Lees. McMasters. Robertson.
Bernard and Turner.
Horrets-AfcR Rftchie, Lynch. Won Helm, Mas
sey Williams Glarner Elliott. c. Pomeroy,
James. buckingham. Hailes and Edwards.
Independents - w. Mill, Waeber. kirwin.
Highett Grant, Anderson. Evans, McGee, T.
Mil, T. Fay and Alrey-
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swTTcHMAN kILLEp

ELY. New. Oct 1O.-John Buckley.
aged 26 years. employed as switch
tender on the ore line at Copper Flat.
where steam shovelS are operating tax
ing out copper ore. was run over and
killed last night by an ore train. one
arm being completely severed. He
probably stumbled. falling directly IN
front OF the engine
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Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
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
stricted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
NEWS OF THE OCEAN

A Cargo for Liverpool
The German ship Alsterufer' was cleared for
Liverpool, Eng, yesterday with 81 ST5 cs canned
fruit, 62.505 salmon, 9,043 ctls barley and
5S.140 lbs zinc ashes and dross valued at
$4S3, O62
VIII Take Oil to the Orient
The British tank steamers Tonawanda, Tusca-
rora and Winnebago will return TO the orient
with refined petroleum, having been chartered
prior TO arrival The Tonawanda made port
Friday and the others arrived from the orient
yesterday.
Notice to Mariners
Office OF e. S. lighthouse inspector, twelfth
district--Notice is hereby given that owing TO
continuous fog and scarcity of water it may
become necessary at any time to discontinue the
operation of the steam fog signal at st. George
reef light station, of Crescent City, Cal. The
signal viii not be discontinued however, until
absolutely necessary. and win resume operation
again sufficient water is on hand By
order Of the lighthouse board.
r. F. LOPEZ, Commander, u. s. n.
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
and Daymarks. Twelfth Lighthouse Subdistrict,
1905 page %: Kauai island, southerly coast,
T. H--Kalanipuao rock buoy, red and black
H. S. first class can. reported adrift September
16, was replaced September 25, 1908. By order
of the lighthouse board
STANFORD E. MOSES,
Lieutenant Commander. u. S. N.
Assistant TO the Inspector, Twelfth L. II. Dist
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RuiIding contracts

Salvatore ditto with ]. W. walker-To erect
a three story and basement frame in line Of
Pacific street, between Mason and Taylor. 20 by
GIG; 81, $50.
Robert r. Thompson, deceased. by Ivy L.
for three story and and Basement BRICK % building in
NE line of Main street, 1894 Sc of Market,
Sc 1894 by NE 1876; S4.9 .963.
California academy of sciences with Anderson
Brothers planning mill and manufacturing com
panfy,-Frames and sash, etc. for 10 story
Fourth NE 50. Sc 1876. 1915. right angie
II. Kohler & Co. with w H. Morphy-All
work, except gas fixtures. mantels and window
shades; for a three story frame building (six
Taylor, E 94:4la by y ESQ; $500.
F: B. Huiting with Knutte & Zmmerman-All
work except plumbing @ a painting electrical work
frame building in line OF Dolores street, 203 IS
OF Fifteenth. 81. q 1s3, 53. W 1Ts:
l. Slgrist with c. Legrand-To erect three
story and basement frame building in n line of
Washington street, 1876 Of Mason. E 20 by
Frederick Bieuss with Andrew EIiis-To erect
two story frame building in line of Cort-
$780,
Robert S. Browne with william Helbing-To
erect six story and basement building in S
line of 0Farrell street, 20 w Of Taylor, W
62:6 by 75; 400.
Geslne waack with NJ & J. BrueckATo erect
a two story frame building in NE line of Eighth
avenue South, l12:6 NV Of NJ street, 3T:6 by
100; 400.
Annie L. Huot with McSheehy Brothers-Al-
terations and additions for three story frame
building at SW corner of Clayton and Haight
Streets % by w 96:1oA; s6.10s.
Margaret Tobelman ct al. with Cronan's Eagle
cornice works and w. W. Tucker-Steam heat
ing, hot water system and oil plant painting
lincrusta and tinting, for five story and base
ment building at Sc corner of Bush street and
Mary lane, s 1876 by E 20: sc, 543
Edward Barron estate company with II. d.
CoweI company-Plastering for building in s
fnn Of poSt Of
by S 1926; Sc, 937.
V. Mel with Modesto Morl-To erect one
story brick building in line of Washington
street. 1875 Z Of Montgomery, 1876 by S
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-11
FRUTrvALE REAL EsTATE

H. A. fLEtINER, FruitTale Station, Cal.
Phone Merritt 449.
S-'ooO--Cozy room cottage and bathroom; lot
4oxlo2; blocks from Fruitvale ay- car
line; installments.
kl-%lo-Brand new cottage OF rooms and bath
room and dne lot; on carlinei upper Fruit
vale; easy terms
f4s@oo-Aear cottage of rooms and good lot
right fin town; liberal terms.
N-r@Oe--Brand new cottage Of rooms and bath
basement, fixtures. etc; lot S0xlo0; close
= Fruitvale station; $500 cash, balance
$40 per month";
kAOoO-New room house; . porches; pantry,
closet and nice lot; close to MelrOse sta
uon; 80 cash down, balance SIS per mo-
tA,o0O-Palr Of fats Of rooms and bath each
being upper and lower dat, renting for
$50; nice investment for a home or renting
purposes; price reduced; blocks from
fruitvale station.
tS,o00-Pair Of fats Of 5 rooms and bath each,
being upper and lower fat. renting for Sl7
each; must sell; only blocks from Fruit
vale station.
3, ,t50-Substantial story house of rooms.
hail, bath, verandas; well, windmill and
tank, lot 50xI37-6; in best part Of town /;
part cash. balance on mortgage.
80 tol-lQ acres Of orchard and vegetable land
near Hayward. > springs Of water; room
house barn, horse, COW. wagon and 500
chickens; tools and furniture; owner leaF-
Ing for Europe.
f. A. PLEITNER. Fruitvale Station. Cal