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NEW RECORDS MADE
AT THE ARCADIA
TRACK
CHapUIfepec Goes 8 FurI0ngs
in I:II and Lady Irn1a 5Iz
FurIOngS i'm I:04 As
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LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2s.-Worlds rec
ords seem to be at the mercy of the
Santa Anita horses. Two more new
marks were made today.
Chapultepec was the first to smash
the record for six furlongs. when he
carried 112 pounds and ran the dis
tsnce in I:1I fat, which was one-fifth
OF a second faster than the best pre-
vious time made by Glorio a few days
ago. Chapultepec was in great form
and If he had been driven out he could
have ran much faster as he was only
galloping at the end. He jumped away
in front and soon had lead of a length
with King James second. Chapultepec
continued to show the way to the
stretch. where he drew away and won
by two lengths.
The second record broken was in the
last race, which was for all ages at
I'VE and a half furlongs. Lady Irma,
q , year old, carrying So pounds, was
returned the winner and ran the dis
tance in 1.04 4-5. one-ffth of q second
faster than Colioquy ran few days
ago. Her performance was a startling
Improvement in form. She took a big
lead and making the pace won by eight
lengths.
Enfield was easily the best OF an or
dinary field in. the first event. winning
at s to- ! with the faVorite, Joe Gaitens
far back IN the ruck.
Pal at 4 70 ] was fve lengths behind
the even money favorite Mary T in the
stretch, but came up fast and won cas-
lily by two lengths Mary displayed a
high turn of speed, but weakened in
the final sixteenth.
Lord Stanhope. favorite in the fourth
race. lay well back of Nibliek until in
the stretch. and then came on and won
by three lengths.
King Of the Mist had things all his
own way in the fifth, being slightly
the fayorite at IL to over First Peep,
which was second Jane Swift was IA
vorite in the last race at to 5, but
Lady Irma upset calculations, her price
being TO I.
The stewards got busy yesterday and
handed out fines Of $500. r. F. Carman
and trainer Mike Dooley were fined 5000
each for lighting. the charge being dis
turbing the peace r. Albers, Carman' s
blacksmith. was fried a like amount for
mixing up in the affair. r. +. Carman
Jr. was fined 5000 for attempted intimi-
dation of q bidder in a selling race.
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Gossip of Railwaymen

There is no railroad in this or in any
other hemisphere so exaeting in its
method of collecting fares and freights
as the Tehuantepec National railway
company. Sir Weetman d. Pearson of
London president.
Every man on the road is instructed
that the first principle OF railroading
is: First, to collect fares; secondly TO
turn what is collected over to the COM
pany. Honesty has been instilIed into
the mind of every official of that road,
and fares are gathered in with ex-
emplary promptitude.
Imagine then the horror and the
amazement of the station agent of Rim
con Antonio, Oajaca. when he saw an
express train go laundering by at the
rate of eight miles an hour with COW
astraddle of the COW catcher.
He lost not a moment of time. rushed
to the KEYS, wired the station ahead
to stop the train and collect full train
rates for the COW on the fender.
The express was brought to a stand
still. The station agent told the con-
ductor to collect the train fare for the
COW. He objected. He said the COW
was a passenger without his consent
or his knowledge. and that it was the
place of the engineer TO collect
Not for me-" cried the engineer. Il
whistled and / whistled. and the COW,
bad luck to her ancestors, would not
get off the track. By the sacred truth
she lowered her head and threatened
to throw me off the track. l put on
all the pressure l could, hurled the en-
gine against her rigid carcass, lifted
her off the rails by my courage and
by my skill, and have carried her 20
miles without injury to the train.
Passengers applaud my brave act
Now this perhdious company of gringos
would fine me. Protect me-
All the passengers took sides with
the engineer and drank to his continued
health. The alteration consumed over
an hour, when a compromise was
reached by the matter being referred to
John b. Body, vice president in the City
of Mexico.
II. p. Durham, superintendent of mo-
tive power and machinery. FASTENED the
departure of the train by kicking the
COW off the fender,
Now the owner of the COW wants the
company to haul the COW back to the
spot from where she was abducted, or
else pay damages.
j. II. r. Parsons, chief clerk of E. O.
McCormick's Office. assistant traffic di-
rector of the Hartman lines in Chi
cago, has been appointed. ii is said. to
succeed Frank Batturs at New Orleans
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as general passenger agent. and will
arrive at his new post on January 8.
Batturs is expected in San Francisco
on January 20 to take the position made
vacant by the resignation Of Paul
Shoup,
The office of Virgil G. Bogue. vice
president and chief engineer of the
Western Pacific. received a telegram
yesterday from New York approving
the plans and specifications for four
new passenger and three freight de-
pots. Construction on these buildings
will be begun at once. The passenger
depots are TO be at Pleasanton. Niles.
Decoto and Sunol. while the freight
depots are to be at San Leandro. Hay
ward and Livermore. The contracts for
the passenger depots at the three places
last named have been let already
The track crews OF the Western Pa
cihc have reached Elko. where they will
be for some time as there is great
deal of work TO be done at this point
building a permanent yard and also q
yard for the handling or construction
material Word has been received from
Engineer Oliver that the track has been
extended for three miles north of Berry
creek to French creek. where a bridge
is now being built
L. f. Peek has been appointed city
passenger agent of the Washington
Sunset route at Los Angeles to succeed
J. Fl. Baugh. who has left TO accept
service with the Southern Pacific at
San Bernardino.
At the Union station in Portland,
Ore, which is operated by the North
ern Pacific Terminal company. some OF
the instructions to employees are posted
in the public rooms where passengers
may read them. The paragraph con-
cerniTig courtesy says that employees
must be polite and eonsiderate in their
intercourse with each other (as well as
with the publicl. When transacting
business with passengers or other pa
irons do so with a smile and with
pleasant words ."
1t is understood that there will be no
change in the oh1cers Of the Northwest
ern Pacific at the election which is to
be held on January s. Captain A. Fl.
Payson viii continue as president OF the
road and c.. l.. King will take the place
OF ]. L. Willeutt, who has resigned as
secretary. There will be another di-
rector added TO the board. which will
give the Southern Pacific the majority.
This year the Santa Fe has had the
majority.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS OF HoNoLULu
PLANTATION COMPANY.

n Notice Is hereby given that. pursusnt 70 the
-roFizions Of thar certain Morfgsge dated fbe
1st day o. February. A. y. 1902 which vSss
-xecuted hy the Honolulu Plantation Conpsnv IA
Mercantile Trust Company Of San Frsncisco ss
Trustee those certain dfty-six f563 ~ the
bonds secured By said Mortgage, and bereinsffer
ceSlEu1tec BY their numbers. were an the Nffh
cay 81 December, 1908. selected drawn and
oes1guateo tor payment and redemption in fbe
fnAnner provided IN said mortgage. Sai6 honSS
90 selected drawn and designated FOR psvment
VII Be pS1c al the Office OF Mercantile Trrrf
Company of San Francisco at number 80 Csls
fornia street. IN the City and County Of san
ErsnclNo. State Of California at the rate ef
One Thousand G.Oool Doll.rs per bond snd az
erned ipfe1esl On the hrst day OF February
1909. Such bonds shall be SURRENDERED I'd the
Sor1psnF for paFnent- redemption and cancel
est thereon shall cease from said arst dsT of
February. 1905 Any bond holder who NAV de-
etSe % surrender his bonds for cancelIation he
fore February Z. 1893 maE CO so and receive
p4yment at the rate Of One thousand Il O00l
Dollars. ger boac and interest TO the date Of
gUch surrender.
The fonowing are the numbers OF the nftv.
saU So bonds 80 selected, drawn and desfg.
uGte6.
Numbers-
., 10 u 81 81 So. 81. IS. ss. 81 a 80
40g -, 43 IS. ~. z9s 5SS $40 $50 90 sTI
6I2, 573 574, 575. 5T6 900 eo2 eos. 932 sss
e4e, CSC. 95i- e52 500 $751; 962. 9e4 e9z eps
Ssl. sss 9ee, 1000 1901, 1902, 1908, l2Os, l2O6
40. 1e11. 1912. 1913
Dated san Francisco, Decerber Z. 1908.
tSeSl-l J. A. BUCK
President Honolulu Plantsfion Company.
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MANY FEATURES IN
ANNUAL GOLF
TOURNEY
Interesting Program Issued by
the Country Club of
Coronado

The Country club of Coronado has is
sued the program for the annual golf
tournament The tourney will open
January with contest for the trophy
presented by A. ". Black. open to club
members only. A. handicap for men
will be played every Saturday after
noon.
The handicap for women commences
January 13. The contests are to be
played Wednesday mornings except
An elaborate gold brooch. with the
club colors. will be given TO the woman
having the three best scores before
April 15
February / the Annandale- Coronado
match will take place. 1t Is for a team
of 10 from each club.
February s. the Coronado Champion
ship for women will commence.
March s the contest for trophy Of
fered by the management of the Hotel
del Coronado will be held.
March Is the annual women's handi-
cap will commence. The consolation
handicap for women will take place
March 81 The consolation handicap
for men viii take place on April 10t
January Approaching and putting
contest
February 5-Driving contest
February 2O-one club competition
April 1O--choice score match over ss
holes.
The subordinate events for women
are:
January 2O--Approaching and put
ting contest
February 21-one club competition
over nine holes.
March 2-Driving contest
Any member of the Coronado country
club and any one holding monthly,
weekly and daily tickets to the club.
provided they be amateurs. are eligible
to take part in the contests.
The committee is composed of Alvin
b, Daniels, N E. Barker, d. J. Wildly,
Arthur Brandon and Paul H. Schmidt.
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SANTA ANITA PARK Dec 2s-Twenty-
eighth day Of the winter meeting Of the Los
presiding Judge J. J. Hoffman. starter. Weather
clear. Track fast.
FIRST RAoE-slK furIongs. selling, year
Odds. Home and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
s-l-Enfeld lHovard) Ios y
VlmAndess0n 7gms % Martin Ias ieS sS .1o
At post 2Ia minutes OF at 1:5eR Enfield
place So show: Steel. place, show
kin. Roy T. J. r. Crowley. Joe Gaitens. Mas
turtia. Fundamental. Stringency finished as
named. Scratched-Teaset. Value TO winner
Trained by A. Blue start good Won handiIy
Second easily. Third driving Enfield of in
safe final sixteenth. Latter set pace first half
and finished strongly under whip.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs. selling. 4
year olds and upward:
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
+I-Psl lShiilingi ....-..... 107 . rs IL
l-l-Mary T lPowersr .1oe / Il 2la
Time-:i2 Is. :23 2-5. "a 80 :46 2-5, 80.
III As. 1-24 -. At post 3 minutes. of at
our show; Lord. e-5 show. Monvina. HaenseI
0beron. Milpitas. finished as named. Value TO
winner $50 Winner b. 2 by Pslsdin.silenta.
ly- Second same. Third driving. Shilling
made move after entering stretch Pal drew
away from Mary at paddock gate and won in a
rOmD- Mary tired after setting pace.
THIRD RACE furlones. year olds,
purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT st. Str Fin
Il-2o-ChaDultepec fPowersl .1l2 3 1 I13I III
9-5-King James fShillingi .1l7 23 , 3lL
25-l-HastT Agnes Martini .109 IS
Time-:12 3-5. % 3-5 .35 - 80 I'LL
New worlds record. At post AZ minutes on
at 2.J4k. Chapultepec. out place and show ::
James. out place and show; Agnes out show.
Calves also ran. Value winner S32J. Win
ner b. G. by Gerolstein- Graeiosify. Trained by
H. r. Brandt. Start good. Won easily. Ser
ond and third same. Chapultepec set terrific
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MARRIAGES

BEAIIr-MUssO- this city, December %,
1908, by the Rev. William r. Dugan, pastor
Stewart Memorial church, Thomas b. Beall
and Emma F. Mnsso, both of San Francisco.
LARSEN--DAyIS--In this city, December 26,
1905 by the Rev. G.. A. Bernthal, Louis A.
Larsen and Helen Davis, both of San Francisco.
EBBECKE-LARs0N- In this city. December
20, 19os by the Rev. g. A. Bernthal, Ernest
Francisco.
McCAUSLAND D-GEHRING-In this city De
cember rs, 1905, by the Rev J.. s. Troxeil,
pastor Epworth Methodist Episcopal church
Howard c. McCausIand and Irene r. Gehrng
McIEAN-SMITH-IB this city, December %
1905 by the Rev. w. u. Dugan pastor stew
art Memorial church. Albert Mclean and lisa
bella Smith, both of San Francisco
PERKINS, -RANEY-In this city, December o.
1905 by the Rev. Alex Akin, Ernest E. Per
kins and Bernice T. Raney-
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pace from Gag to wire King James made bid
at paddock gate. but was beaten out.
FOURTH RACE-seFen furlonss selling, !
ODDS Horse and Jockey VT. ST. str. Fin.
1-I-Lord Stanhope tshiliingl1o4 8 2 1la1
s-i-Aiolick saoh ncsy saccahey, ,ios ios il %
Time~:i2 Tine ieS Is. .as 2.5 :ss. SO AZ Is 100,
1:lS. 1;25 5. At post minutes. on at 3:24:
place. Ia show; skye. s-5 show. Bon Ton, Ed
Ball. daneta,. catsline. finished as named.
scTatehed-roller. Rather Royal. Sam Bernard.
hope II-Leete. Trained by R. A. Smith sinss
good. Won easily. Second driving. ThASd
handily. stanhope lay nicely behind pace and
was in snug position behind Niblick when enter
ing stretch. Shook of latter dnal sixteenth and
finished with some TO spare.
FIFTH RACE-one and quarter miles. sell
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str, Fin.
lI-5-King Of Mist tshiliingl .loa | Ia
2SIps SFJs'f casss PssD eis4R {a6saISsld bs
i:i8 2-5, i:25 IL. 1:sa IS 'i:52 s.. 2:o5; A
2-5 show; Peep place. 2-5 show; Csyne,
show. Beauelere. Matte Bumppo. L. c. Widrig,
Scratched @ Diamond ~ Nase. Paul l. War
ner Griswen. Value TO winner s325. Winner
b. e. By St serfMist Trained by j. Doyle:
handily Mist never left result in doubt. get
ting away first and setting hot pace. Peen
moved up slowly. made move in stretch and out
gained Coyne.
SIXTH RAcE-Five and half furlongs, sell
ing. mares all ages:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
4-1-Iady Irma (MaFtinl..-. s. 3 i
9-l-Hazel Thorpe (Pagel... .102 8 IN y
T-5-Jsne Swift lSbillingl 100 "a 80
Time-:07 rs 20 40 80 80. 1904 As.
New worlds record. At post 3 minutes. on
at 4:21h. Irma. So place. 4-5 snow; Hazel
Thorpe. ; place. 81 show Swift. Ia show.
Catherine +. Ravaria. korDsilany. Madeline Mus
grave. Taunt finished named Scratched
Gossiper ii. Bslerian. slippery. Turnaway, Sue
eeed. Aunt Polly. Manila s. Value to winner
sS25. Winner b. f. by Sempronius-L Lady Bal
gowan. Trained by p. r. Cbinn. Start good.
Won easily. Second driving. Third easily. Irma
war best of held and held others safe at
all times,
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cHgIsTENsEN-In this city, December u.
1905. Anna Cathrina Christensen, dearly BE-.
loved wife of the late Chresten Christensen.
a native of Nord slesvig, aged s5 years and
months.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services tonor-
row "Wednesday. December 80, 1905 af o
o'clock a. M. from the residence Of her
nephew IT, Ravn 22J Steiner street. Intern,ept
Pefaluna cemetery, Via II O'clock Tiburoa
ferry boat.
CININFIIO q s(Amante}---in this city Deeemher
26 1905 Peter dearly beloved son of Saiva
tore and the late Lorenza Ciminello. and de-
voted brother of Antoine and Joseph CimineIin
Mrs Mary Guinasso and Mrs Kate BacigaIupj
n native OF San Francisco, aged ~ years 4
months and days.
Friends and aequaintsnces are respectfully
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Arcadia Selections

First raee-DonHId Mcdonald,
The Drake, Banrose.
Second race-Harcourt, Milpitan,
Varieties.
Third race-Miss Sain, Veil,
MoIesey.
Fourth race - Hildreth entry,
GIorio, GemmeIl.
Fifth race-Ben TroyatO, Alma
Boy, st. TIario.
sixth race-La Refine Hindoo,
Light Comedy, Proela.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

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
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once IN this column. free of charge
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The winners will play any Native Son team,
and have January open. Address communca-
tions TO H. I. Ilg. manager Castro parlor, l6f
Hartford street, city.
The speedy White House baseball team went
to Enleryyilie Sunday TO play the J. o. Milins,
but the latter team failed to appear, thereby
forfeitne the game. The White House team
crossed bats with the .Rubbers'' of EmeFyviile
and took them into camp by a of II to 2.
ing of Wren, who struck out II men and allowed
only two hits.
Owing to the failure of the two managers to
secure grounds. the RambIers Farallones base
ball game. which scheduled for Sunday aft
play the Hanley Rye nine at the Mission and
Twelfth streets grounds next Sunday afternoon,
the game opening the Faralones'
Edward Campion, 24oi Folsom street. manages
the Farallones.
The cnhs will play no more games until Janu-
ary ]. when they desire TO meet the State Nor
NAL Midgets. Address challenges to Louis THE
baut, III Coliingwood street.
The Ocean Views, having an open date for
next Sunday, would like to hear from the r. ID.
Mullins. White House, the Oakland HeraIds.
The Ocean Views line up as follows l.. YaIen-
base; Murphy, second hase; Griffin. third base;
Woke. left field n. Valentine. center field: Me
Coy, right field; Leonard. shortstep. G. Carsten,
200 Broad street manages the Ocean Views.
After fast game the Arnstein-Simon team
of II TO 12. The features of the game were the
clever pitching of Pepper and the stick work
OF the winners. g. Cammery umpired the game.
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cRokER no RAIsE cHIcKENs

kers fondness se for raeehdrses IS Trg We'll
known, but he is no less interested in
the apparently prosaic pursuit of chick
en- raising. Returning TO the city last
night from Lakewood, he announced
that he had ordered l50 eggs selected
for Matching, from which he would
stock his estate in Ireland. The eggs,
if true to their guarantee, will produce
pure bred white leghorns.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Monday, December IS, 1907
julie V Maddox, n, San Francisco, and Made.
leine Gerber. 20. Pale Alto.
Jean p. Cazaious, 80, San Francisco and Ar
mandine Begue, 20, 5T0ia 0'Farreli st.
Charles z. Harvey. Il, 1857 Twenty first st.
and Agnes T. 0'Connor, Is. 1862 Fulton ST.
William Weidner, 26. Detroit. Mich. and Mar
garet Bernhard %. Battle Greek. Mich.
Harry G.. Sanford, %, San Francisco, and Lii
lie NJ. Redkay. 16. II Tingley ST.
Aufred Warden, 3, So Dearborn place, and
Anna Monson. % 4S3 Guerrero st.
Loprez Pasquale - ~ Baeheest, and Rosina
Forrnusa 10, 20 Bache st.
Frank H. Roberts, 10. and Genevieve c. Cree
don Is, both of Vallejo
John J. kearns, 2S, Reno, and Mary F. Aubry,
20. 902 Devsadero St
VALERIE de Mari, %. and Harriet Young 25
both of 1872 Union ST.
otho s. York, 70, aud Lulu Curtis, 3d. both
Of Oakland.
Samuel II. Lindsay, 81. Brunswick No.. and
Myrtle NJ. AIcClelland. 81, Ashland, Neb.
Edward Eisenberg AZ, and Mathilde Knorr,
81, both of Oakland.
James d. Thurman. 90 and Adelaide Stanley
Senter. 80, both Of 1923 Deyisadero ST.
Frank Guilon, IS, 1872 Powell ST, and Maria
Seulie %, 1910 Powell St
Walter j. Trueh. 10, $3.50 Twenty fifth ST.,
and Cecilia G. Sweeney. Is, DIS Railroad ave.
George +. Nelson, 80 Fort Sam Houston, and
Mercedes Huffman, 23 2l0O Broadway.
Rudolf Fl, Bruins. 90 2000 Dupont ST.. and
Martha IL. r X. Jebebs 70, 345 Chestnut st.
Leo J. Clayburgh, 81, 1921 Clay ST.. and Viz
ginia A. Aekerman, IS, 250T Pacific ave.
Charles A Starr, "a and Constance NJ. Dun
can, is, both of Kenneth
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JACK o,BRIEN WANTS NO FIGHT

SYDNEY. n. S w, Dec 2S.-"Phila-
delphia" Jack O'Brien has cabled Hugh
Mcintosh, the fight promoter, that he
stands ready TO fight Jack Johnson, the
negro victor over Tommy Burns He
makes inquiries as TO the terms and
Mcintosh has taken the matter under
consideration.
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BIRTHS

DRIESCHAA Mn this city, December 27 1908,
TO the wife of Harry Drieschman, daughter.
MARTIN-In this city, November 30 1908, to
the wife of J. c. Martin Jr., daughter
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Additional News Of Sports Events
Amateur Baseball

Castro parlor No. 2s2, n S. G, W.. defeated
the baseball team of Dolores parlor No 20S at
the Geneva avenue grounds Sunday afternoon by
4 score of 10 2 Mitchell OF the Transportation
baseball team, who played third for the Castro
nine, was the star of the day, he made a
OF fouls back of third base. One OF these
catches in the seventh inning, while the bases
we're filed. saved the day for the Castros,
Troy, sabster for the Dolores nine, pitched a
good game. but the team work of the Castros
proved overwhelming. The teams lined up as
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DEATHS

Christensen, Anna. 50 Miller. Isabella E.. so
Ciminello, Peter = Moran, Frances E..
Crane Dorothy NJ. ! Mnrdock, William..... S5
Cruise William -. 10 Paceiat, Francisco. . 40
Culiinane, Mary g. 3s Prlnfzow, ingra 50
Debrzensky Samuel 81 hegan, Sister Mary.
Douglas Ruth. (lnfantl isabel ---.--..-...-
Duncanson, A. Az. 60 kenkep, Margret -. -
Finnen o. F..... Al Reynolds Elizabeth As
Fisk Robert E.. II Roos, Adolphe ,..... IL
Fitzgerald. Mary . 81 Rountree, Carrie w. -
Fornarich. Louis. 3s Smonsen, Elizabeth 81
Gregg Mary Jane a Stewart, Benjamin. IL
Hamler. John ,.... q sniiivan, Jeremiah. so
Hutchison Rosanna. so Wafer. Thomas - SO
Maefarlane Emma. - MhitWorth DR.. G, F. 81
Mccarthy. John j.. ~ loungferdor2, T.. %
AlcCnen. Howard c.. 20
McGiffn Joseph 20 Duncanson (Card)
McIaughln, Eileen. ]
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Colonel Milton Young may establish a thor
oughbred breeding farm at Alberta, Can, instead
of carrying out his half formed idea of locating
in Argentina.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-29

oAKLAND, Dec. 2s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Charles A. Broior. %, Pleasanton. and Annie
b. Elliot. Is. Altamont.
Jose s. Souzi, 80, Newark, and Mariana
Duarte IS. Centerville.
Joaquin X. Pacheco, %, Sacramento, and Ma
rana Arruda 49, Oakland.
Frank w. Small. %, oakland, and Isabel
Tiffany. o. Fruitvale.
Anton p. Vail. 81 and Theresa E. Peterson,
AZ both OF San Francisco.
NJ. Belle Brown, 35, Los Angeles, and Harry
FL. Donyille, So. Oakland.
William J. Quigley. 80, and Ruby NJ. Brown.
81 both of Oakland
John II, Chapman. SO. Berkeley, and Ida Bris-
fol. 43 Mnuntain View.
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REGAN~-At st. NaTy's convent, San Leandra,
December 81. 1905, Sister Mary Isabel Regan,
o. s. D., beloved sister OF James, Edward l..
and Agnes G.. Regan. Mrs Charles J. Barry
and Mrs. John ]. 0'Toole. native OF San
Francisco
requiem high mass will be celebrated for
the repese of her soul at 10 O'Clock a. M
today Cfuesday) December 90. 1908. at St
Lenders church, San I.eandro, Cal. Intermenf
private. Please omit flowers
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CARD or THANKS
DUNCANSON-We desire 10 express eur
4~heartfelt thanks to our many friends for their
kind sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
during our late sad bereavement
MRS j. DUNCASS0N.
JEANIE G. DUNCANSON
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WANT ADS
OAHsKD aGEtDa EtREHH FRuRAIf
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE END. and House Cleaning Co. s37
Gay ST. tel oakland 1884. Home 2z46.
JAPANESE Employment Office. ,3sI sth ST. Oak
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