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but have the supervisors issued them
yet? You bet mott"
II should think Gov. Stanford could
compel; the law'e with him. isn't it?"
Alfred asked, with languid air that
we'll concealed his interest.
Compel? Compel nothing! The
laws slower'n molasses at the north
pole.'
Anyway" Phineas persisted noisily.
'if anybody's going to build railroad
it'll be McLane and San Francisco.
BY Hockey! If anybody milks this
government COW you bet it'll be u.s."
well, we need the railroad" Uncle
Billy said positively.
Need it? What for? Does the east
care about us? Not pin, except for
our gold. If they get railroad they'll
demand more of us; and if we don't
pony up. they'll ship troops over our
own road to whip us in. No, stree!
Well be Pacific republic yet, Cali.
foTnia and the other coast states. And
the renegades, red and white, here in
this country that's the back door to
hell"-he waved his hand toward the
poison-pooled, sage-fringed plain they
were crossing-"they're just the fell
lers to stand off Uncle SAM
Isn't that SECESSION" Alfred asked
with a scrutiny Phineas resented.
Secession? No, it's self-preserva-
ton. Anyway, think of getting rail.
road round Cape Horn! It'll take a
century,"
Then they'll tote it across the
isthmus," Uncle Billy said calmly.
ooh, you're dead stuck on them
Sacramento chaps, Uncle Billy; and
that is bad for you. They'll bust your
game and leave you fiat broke"
Call on me in 10 and" Uncle
Billy began, when trace caught on
a rock and snapped. Accident num-
beh IL. Thirteenth be a whoppeh
boys!" he remarked as nonchalantly
as if he had only lost a whip snapper
in city street. He stopped the team
handed the lines to Alfred, and stepped
lightly down to repair the damage.
Guess I'll go inside for nap
Phineas yawned and climbed over the
wheel into the stage.
DO you believe the Pacific railroad
can be built?" Alfred inquired, when
the swinging six had again settled tc
, their steady trot.
I'm betting on It."
But McLane and San Francisco
it's an immense opposition to fight"
You're dead right. They're setting
up scarecrows all along the line. But
Leland Stanford's a good buncombe
buster; an I'm betting on him anc
his kyah track!"
Alfred's eyes caught the light o.
Uncle Bills enthusiasm. Il think IL
put my hand to their wheel if l car
lay hold Of a spoke"
The sun was hot, though the night
had been painfully cold. The bare
road, now sandy and silent, now rocky
and ringing, stretched on and or
through unpeopled solitudes. Noun
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he stopped abruptly and turned


away.
The driver paled and looked quickly
toward tall young man busy at one
Of the lockers. He caught the drivers
wordless question and nodded signif-
icantly.
Stella, facing away from them, was
placing dishes on the table. I'll have
supper for you soon," she said present
.ly. I'VE didn't dare begin to cook
before for fear-for fear"
"All right, Stella. These passengehs,
Mr.. Vincent and Mr.. Cadwalladeh. will
eat; but Gid an I'll go and look up the
old man first"
Stella flashed him q grateful look
before nodding to the strangers, the
only acknowledgment of the introduce
tion she took time for. She lighted .
lantern and set it near the door;
brought whisky flask from behind
the bar. and some white cloth. and
placed both beside the lantern.
Alfred sickened at the broken sen.
fences, sinister pauses, and still more
sinister preparations; yet intently
watched the hurrying workers.
Gid, take out the barley and feed
EN- double measure. I'll help you
blanket EN- in minute"
Gideon shouldered the barley Just
az Stella pulled pile of heavy blan.
kets from shelf. Alfred started for.
ward to help her, and felt himself
bending under . load that she had
lifted with ease.
'Ill take them, stranger" Gideon
had dropped the barley and stepped
quickly to Stella's side.
Alfred turned, startled at that which
his sensitive ear heard in the voice.
He met pair Of black, burning eyes
In swarthy face not yet divorced from
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tain and cliff, magnified in the clear
air, appeared. receded, and advanced
cheated the imagination with their
mysterious semblances to mans struc.
lures. Alfred Vincent thrilled to each
of these weird voices from the wilder.
ness.
Yet inconsistencies gripped him as
the rhythmic hoof-beats put him added
miles from the home he still longed for.
He thoght of his sorrow-stricken moth
er. her love unvanquished by any deed
of his; of her teaching; of the still
more potent example of her pure life
these memories saddened, yet soft
ened him; blended his eager vision Of
the approaching west with the bene-
diction of the spired temple. And for
space his heart was attuned to
prayer and paean.
Uncle Billy broke the long silence.
mot yet. my boys" he said affection.
ately to his team.
They had left the black alkaline wa.
ter behind, had climbed higher, where
q thin film Of more innocent-looking
water was spread on the drab earth
before them. The November sun was
summer-strong, the dust intolerable;
and the mules coaxed dumbly for
water.
Not yet, boys" Uncle Bill repeated.
isn't it safe?"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
MANY CHANGES IN
PHONE RATES BILL
Subscribers Will Save Money
Under Terms of Proposed
New Ordinance

The telephone rates committee of the
supervisors met yesterday and drafted
an ordinance fixing the maximum
charges to be collected for telephone
service in San Francisco during the
next fiscal year. which commences
July l and ends June so, 1903.
The ordinance will be presented at
the meeting OF the board this after
noon, but it is unlikely that it will be
acted upon before next week, as Su-
pervisors Murphy, Giannini and Ban
croft, who compose the committee,
have made some material changes in
the existing tariff schedules and will
ask that these changes be given care
full consideration by their associates
before they vote upon them.
For the purpose of rate fixing the
committee placed a fat valuation Of
s6,O00,0Oo on the property Of the Pa
ciflc telephone and telegraph company,
which is s4s6.596 less than the value
given by F. w. Eaton. secretary OF the
corporation. The rates fixed WILL it
is said, allow the company per cent
on its investment, the committee fig
uring that there will be a 20 per cent
increase in business during the next
fiscal year. with only a per cent in
crease in the operating expenses.
MANY CHANGES PLANNED
The services which will be affected
by the new schedule are shown in the
following tables:
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MARRIAGES


1908, By the Rev. o. Groensberg, Martinus
Anderson and Habel q. Semsen.
BECKMAN-GRUBBS-In this city, May Il,
1905. By the Rev. Frederick A. Doane. How
ard R. Beckman and Olive Z. Grubbs, both
of oroville, Butte county, Cal.
BERGMARK-OLSEN-I this city May 1,
1905, by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Faaz o.
Bergmark and Anna III. Olsen.
Observation-Disclosures this city April
26, 1908. by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy. Adolph
Hirshfeld and Pearl Feibush of Oakland.
HYMEs-LEvY-In this city, April IL, 1905,
by the Rev. IL. S. Levy. David Hymes Of
Neyads and Jennie Levy of San Francisco
LEyRIDGE-ScHwARTZ this city, April
&c, 1908, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Henry Lev
ridge and Flora Schwartz.
LEyY-ABRAMSON--In this city, April &c,
1905, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Henri G. Levy
and Hattie Abramson.
RIS-GOLDBERG-In this city, April 5.
1ooS, by the Rev NJ. s. Levy, David Morris
and Annie Goldberg.
RICHARDS-ADAMS-In this city, May IL,
1908, by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pas
tor First Christian church, William James
Richards and Clarice Adams. both OF San
Francisco.
SINdMoNS-sCHLosS- this city, April 12,
1908, by the Rev. NJ S. Levy, Ed Simmons
Of Seattle and Annie Schloss Of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
UNCLE SAM FINDS MAN HE
HAS BEEN SEARCHING FOR
George M. Church, Wanted in
Michigan, Located in Santa
Cruz .IaiI

George NJ. Church. alias DR. Church. alias Da-
vid Randall Hayes. who says he has been a
physician In the marine hospital service in San
Francisco, IS in the Santa Cruz county Jail
serving short sentence for petty larceny. but
this fact not learned by the federal officers,
who have been searching for him for several
weeks, until yesterday.
Church is said to be wanted in Grand Rapids
and In Hart, Mich, where he Us said TO have
obtained $3.50 from two women by representing
himself as government official.
United States Marshal Elliott and Major
Sues Of the pension office went to Santa Cruz
yesterday to make sure that Church is held
for the federal officers Of Michigan. The gov
ern1lent charges Church with having imper-
sonated a pension agent, an examiner OF pen
sions and a United States bank examiner.
Marshal Elliott was unable to find any rec
ord of Church having been in the marine hos
pital service but he has learned that Church
served a three year sentence in the house OF
correction at Columbus O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

William J. r. Peters TO Niels Rasmussen, lots
125l and 1853. gift map q SO
vie lot at SW corner Of Broadsvay and ra~jo,
street, 30 by y 60; SO.
Frederick Lawrence 70 A. I. Stephen. lot IN
NV line Of Paris street. 200 SW Of France ave
nue., SW IS by MY 100; SO.
Harold J. Thursen and wife TO Henry A. Har-
Tey. lot a, block A. Glen Park terrace: $40
John II. Friedrchs and wife 10 Henry B. Fried
richs lot in line Of Treat avenue 100 y VI
Twenty first street, 80 BY 1926; gift.
Harry Bird 20 Giovanni Bacigalupi. lot IN F
line OF Jones street, 100 OF Chestnut. % by
Edward 3. Connolly to YeweI Logwood. lot S.
Charles James ct al. 10 Benjamin James. LOT
z W line q Howard street, 30 OF Fifteenth,
Frederick S. johnson. deceased (by executor,.
70 Emma Ehrman, lot IN n line Of jackson
street, 30 " q Central avenue. W 30 by y
Mary T. Templeton to Jesse D. Hannah. lot in
z liBe Of Ssnsome street 1876 n Of Bush n
-, ossS, 1.e, Z S4:455, z1:6 w lo3.l1k
Jesse .. Hannah and wife to Mary T. Tenn.
pleton, lot 10 line Of Deyisadero street 27:a
of Geary s 80 BY z 100; $40.
aalTenR Gallatin 70 Albert GalIatin sf lot IN
Inc q Union street, 10 OF Pierce Z T7:0
Albert Gaiiatin Jr. to r. 1. rurpiD. same. $40
Frank D. Norren et al 10 Navarro company.
lot ~ line Of Fifth avenue, 3S9 \ OF Lake
street. 30 By 100; SO.
Theodore c. Knoderer to Margaret Currsn. Ia,
N line o. Twenty-third avenue. 200 \ Of a
street, y - By " 40; SO.
Helene FrIedander to Chin Cow Iot IN p
line Of Dupont street, iJ7 Of Jackson \ 3n
~ %; also lot IA F line OF DuDouf street
lS. OF jackson. \ ca by go $40.
Jacob Heyman to Amelia 1ngersolI. lot IN
NW Ane q Laidley street, $50 SY OF Ros.
n0ke, SN 80 BY nv 100. $40
Oneida y. Austin TO Jacob Weissbein LOT A
Sc corner Of Sixteenth avenue aud lake street
100 By ZIG; also lot at SW corner "A
Ihististh 4, ssenue and Clement street. 100 By
Coliseum company to o. T. wit. lot in p
line q Twelfth avenue. 800 Of Fulton street
% by y 120s SO
Edmund Pennington 10 Annie c. Pennington
lot ia lihe OF Iwenty-third street T5 II III
Florida, y by lc4. aud other piece,
gift
Oiof sterner and wife to Louis Stevenson. 10,
in line of Hancock street. 1O5 W OF Sanchez
" 70 by \ Is4 $40
Rudolph Spreckels 70 Realty and Rebuildine
1mpany. block bounded by Fillmore Eddr
Webster and Turk streets and four other pieces
srant.
worth, lot IN line Of Parkside street, 100 \
Of Fuiton \ -. Io4. ST 25-3 " 100: $40
block c. Park Lane section; gift.
Charles A. Crittcnfon to the National Flor
ence Criffenton mission lot IN SW line Of Nc
Allister street go " Of Parker avenue " %
oI:9 SE .. se.5; 81
Peter A. Gannini aud wife 10 David Datelo
lot ln SW line Of Huron avenue, 100 SW o
Foote sW 50 by NV 1S7: $40
Mary Pollock 10 William and Catherine Pol
lock. lot in " line OF De Haro street, 125 \
q Twenty third. . by " 100. SO.
Rertha J.. Anderson TO Rudolph Spreckels
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12


While there are no changes in the
fiat prices charged for single party
lines, the increased number OF mes
sages in the proposed new schedule
will lower the subscribers bill on an
average of 81 per month or more.
On the residence phones, unlimited
switches, the subscriber who pays IS
a month Will get of 81 cheaper and
the 81 subscriber. will be compelled to
pay only $3.50.
The committee believes that the
profits from the increased business
will Offset the proposed reductions.
Heretofore the company has charged
so cents additional for all names In
the telephone directory other than the
name under which the phone is listed
Under the proposed bill a charge of Is
cents only can be made
STYLE OF PHONE OPTIONAL
II there are six extension phones In
an office the subscriber is entitled to
that additional number of names in
the directory without extra charge. In
addition the company must supply a
telephone directory for each extension.
and q complete directory of all sub
scribers must be furnished not less
than four times a year. free OF charge.
It also shall be optional with the
Bile or stationary telephones. the COM
pany TO furnish the same free of cost,
except in the case of extension phones,
on a business or professional line,
when the maximum charge shall not
exceed so cents per month instead of
81 as at present.
For private line phones not connect
ed with an exchange the charge shall
be not more than so cents per month.
and for private lines not to exceed
$3.50 per mile per month. No charge
shall be made for an unavailing call
snd single conversations on party lines
shall not exceed five minutes
Upon demand subscribers using
business or professional measured
telephones Except prepayment serv-
sce) shall be furnished with a meter,
which shall accurately and correctly
record the number Of outgoing mes
sages over the line. The meter shall
be subject to inspection by the sub
scriber at all reasonable TIMES.
Another change that will be appre-
ciated by persons using phones in
hotel Offices and public booths is that
the charge shall not exceed cents.
At present 10 cents is charged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Monday. May II:
and Kathryn G. Long, Is, 534 Oak st.
Barnett Kurtz. %. 20 Bowdcin St. and An
ME NJ Mann. 10. San Francisco ,. 90
Theodor Thompson, 81. and Matilda Pudas' -
both Of San Francisco.
Thomas B. Mccarthy. %. 242 Chattanooga St,
and Mabel Penn, 20, 3377 Mission st;
and Sophia Alexander, 90. 93 Cowden ST.
W: Arthur Keddie, 80, and Ada B. Williams.
william IIsn q wetzel. tel. "a ess Fifth ave., and
Theresa wieners, 21. i5oa Church st.
William J. Richards. 81, and Clarice Adams.
Gustav 4. Meyer. 80, and Ida Willie. 80, both
OF 23s4 Pine st.
John w watkins, SO, San Rafael, and Anne
Harry W. Darling, %, Blair, New. and Helen
Van de Werken Darling. Is, 2e3S octayia ST.
John A. Guyatt 81, 81 sss ,. Guerrero pa ST. and
OAKLAND. May 1.-THE following marriage
Med ss snd Cor. Young 2 both
n:I55 James 5. @ woods; q s.-.;sx Lewiston, Pa and
Edgar A. Robie, 81. Philadelphia, Pa, and
Alice f. Rogers 81 Berkeley.
Andrew z. Malnberg. 30. Lime, San Luis
obispo county. and Mary S. Mattson. 80. Oak
Daniel Cline. 21, and Annette Fisher, 20, both
William Connolly. 26, Oakland, ana Lizzie
Sullivan, 10, San Francisco
Andrew Tuck. 80. and Judith Larson. is, both
Ferdinand E6er. &c. and Anna Lundgren. 81.
both of San Leandro.
Albert Hertler 30. Berkeley, and Amelia
Bard, "a, San Francisco.
William g. Aldenhagen, 81, and Frances L.
Hartsel. %. both OF Medford. Ore
Frederick Ficken, So. and Martha A. c. Per
kins, 20, both of Vista Grande.
julius Cicero. 81. and Henrietta G. Cam
eron, 2T both Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
DEATHS

BILAFER-In townsville, Antoine Bilafer, be-
loved brother of Bozo Bilafer and the late
Bogdan BlafeT e,,. and uncle cleo, of Joseph Michel
Kotorska, Damazio Austria. aged ca years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BIRD-In this city. April 60 1903, William
Bird a native of San Francisco.
BRAnLEY-In Centerville. Cal, May IL, 1905
Marcus Leo, dearly beloved son OF Alexander
and Mary +. Bradley and loving brother Of
Alexander Frank Bradley, native of San
Francisco, CAL. aged years months and
days.
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Wednesday,. at ii O'Clock. from the resi-
tween Valencia and Guerrero streets Inter.
ment Holy Cross cemetery
CALAME-In this city, May IL. 1905 Charles
Leon. beloved husband of Genoveva Caiame.
a native Of youjeaucourt. France, aged AZ
years months and II days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
wednesday, May i3 at o'clock D. M. from
the Spanish church Neustra Sonora de Guada-
lupe- requiem high mass for the repose
of his soul will be celebrated, commencing AFT
m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery Re-
mains at the parlors OF Julius S. Godeau,
2i2S Bush street. until tomorrow (Wednes-
day at a. m.
cAMPBELI--In this city May H. 1905 Neil
Alexander campball: infant OF James a.
aud Cassie Campbell.
CARBERRY-In this city, May 10. 1905. Cor
mac dearly beloved husband of he>iafe Kafh-
crime Carberry. and loving father OF Katherine
Mary. Stella and the late Cormac Carberrv.
native of County Donegal, Ireland. aged 20
years.
Friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral today Tuesday. at $3.50 a. M.
from his late residence, 261 Octavia street
thence to Sacred Heart church. where a sol.
emn requiem high mass for the repose of his
soul viii be celebrated commencing at 9
o'clock. Internent Holy Cross cemetery. via
electric funeral ear from Thirtieth street and
San Jose avenue Kindly omit towers.
CARR--In this city Joseph Carr. native OF
California, aged zJ years.
CAsEY--In San Rafael, CAL. May TO- 1905
Michael Henry. dearly beloved son Of Michael
X. and Ellen NJ. Casey. and loving brother
of Daniel p. and James j. Casey, Sister Mary
consilio OF the Holy Family. and Nora.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12

W Of Cough street, W u by 1:ei $40.
Louise G. n. burst to ]. c. c. Bruins lot in
S line Of Figg or Twenty-seventh street 10i @
W Of Douglass, " 5o:11 by S ia; gift
Roman c. de Boom and wife to Patrick Dono-
Bosworth, 30, NE 1s0 w 1T5; $40.
Z. S. Webb and wife to Harry r. Raeside and
wife. lot IN line w Of f. Lake al street tree s1;s of
Pope estate company 10 Louise A. Phillips ct
al lot in line OF serenteenth street. l25 z Of
Belvedere, s 27:5H, li6:2K, 29:5M. W
II Louise 4 Phillips ct al to Pope estate com
Jos joseph piieer to Lucy Pileer lot in r line Of
Webster street, s2:e Of GeAry. 27:e by z
Pcpe estate company to PETER Boscus. COM
mencing at a point i25 Of BelvedeTe and
27.57s OF Seventeenth street. 25:0H, Z
PAIN. y 2o:1oa., w 11o;24; $40
James j. Hughes ald wife TO George Vranizan,
lot at Sw corner OF Clayton and Carl streets. S
IS By W 100: $40.
same TO same. iot in i line Of Remington
street l55 Of Enseqia p RI. oS oT .one 1o io3 ~ n
line Of Twenty sixth street, 1e4 w of Dolores.
w Is BY ia; gift.
Carl H. Psczoeh and wife to James Wlioo, lot
Annette TaussIg 10 Adoph Unger, lot in S
line Of California street. S4:8 Of Buchanan, z
a by S 1916, $40
Building Contracts
Montague CO. whittier-Coburn company and
White ornamental iron company. Tile for front
light court. glass, plate glass. mirrors and Or
namental iron for story building in line
OF Post street. co L OF KearnF, = TT.6, \ 1916,
W 5T:6 S co. W 20. 62: $244T5.
Frank Mnakey with Merle ornamental iron
and bronze company. San Francisco electric COM
pany and Otis elevator company, Metal store
and elevator fronts. etc. electrical work and
elevators for G story and basement class c
building IN line OF kearny. 55 Of Post &C,
so. 46, + 20, 20. w 100; $22. .6T5.
Henry Heppert with s. Z. Brown. to erect
story frame w line OF Eleventh avenue,
125 S Of ] street; $500.
X. Afrlcahy with Kelly. Horrock a Sears, all
work except plumbing for 3 story and base
ment frame in line of Hayes street, 100 e
Of Cole. 25. y 1876 $6.6S5.
Rosna Koshlnnd with Continental fireproofing
company. Tile partitions for story and base
ment class J building in line of California
street 91.6 + OF Drulnm. 3S:l%. NE 9:6M,
\ isi:lix " $40. s 1919: $4,000
Same owner with callaghan & Manetta. Metal
partleLonzl etc. above; 81, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12

Of GaHtner Brothers. 346o Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez. Interment Cy-
press Lawn cemetery.
R0GERS-In Oakland. Cal, May 10, 1905.
Philip Rogers. beloved husband OF MARY
Rogers native Of Canada, aged - years.
SCHAEFER-In this city. May II. 1905. James
Lloyd, dearly beloved son of Fred anu LIZZIE
Schaefer. and grandson OF the late John ana
Catherine Mccarthy and the late Henry and
Mary Schaefer, q native OF San Francisco.
CAL, aged scar and 23 days
Friends and acquaintanees respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
"wednesday. at Up. M, from the residence
OF his parents, 1868 Twenty-third street near
Dolores. Interment Holy Cross cemetery
SCHREINER-In this city May 10. 1905,
Sophie, dearly beloved wife of the late HUI
bert Schreiner beloved mother of Hubert,
Lena and Minnie Schreiner, the late Frederick
Schreiner and Mrs. e. W Becker and be-
loved sister OF the late Mrs. A. Walther. a
native Of Hamburg. Germany. aged 81 years
months and &c days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
late residence, 566 Chestnut street between
Powell and Mason. Interment Greenlawn
cemetery. by carriage.
SRESOyICH--In Brentwood CAL, May TO- zoos.
Luke Co., beloved huslar1 Of the late Cath
crime Sresoyich, and loving father of Mrs.
Evelyn Ware and George. Byron, Rudolph,
Camille aud Clarce Sresovch, a native OF
Austria. CSos Angeles. Santa Cruz Watson
Vile and San Jose papers please copy.)
Notice of funeral hereafter.
yALENTINE-In this CITY, May s. 1905. infant
daughter of Joshua and Lucy Valentine
wOHLQUIST-In this city May H. 1908. Will
liam II. Wohlquist beloved husband of Isa-
bella Wohlquist, native of Sweden, aged 40
years months and day.
Notice of funeral hereafter Remains at the
parlors of Gantner Brothers 1850 Sixteenth
street between Church and Sanchez
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
WE ARE ON The GROUND

Our headquarters are in Reno, Ne
vada. EVERY CAMP IS AT OUR
DOOR.
We are just close enough to all the
Nevada mining camps to obtain all
the news of the mines as soon as it
happens and just far enough removed
from the mines to see things in their
proper perspective and not be carried
away by local ardor. We are, besides.
in touch with all markets by wire and
know what is doing in all the mar
kets as we'll as all the mines all the
TING. That is why our market fore
casts on particular stocks are SO ac-
curate.
News of impending moves in Ne
vada issues reach us almost daily,
and our clients are in position to
command all of this information by
mail or wire whenever requested
We execute orders for the purchase
and sale of listed stocks for per cent
commission.
Our confidential advices to regular
clients are of great value to them,
and the l per cent covers general
service that is hardly matched else
where.
We carry all active listed Nevada
stocks for period of six months on
a margin of SO l-3 per cent of the ac-
tual cost, plus l per cent commission
for buying and interest charges at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum on debit
balances.
Stocks are received as collateral
against purchases, in lieu of cash,
whenever desired, valuation being
made at &c 2-3 per cent of the market
value. Loans at per cent per annurn
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
GsueraIe TransatIanliqns

DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailings every Thursday, Instead Of saturday.
at 10 a. m. from pier ~. North River, foot of
Morton st.
FIRST class to Havre $40 and upward; second
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND can
ADA. 10 state ST.. New York- j. +. FUGAZL
Manager Pacidc coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. san
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-12
DoCTons ELECT oFFICERs

The alumni association Of the College of Ply
sicans and Surgeons has elected the following
officers: President, Dr. Francis B. Williams;
first vice president, DR.. Thomas Fletcher. second
vice president DR.. Frederick G. Keck; secretary,
DR.. Charles NJ. Troppmann; treasurer. DR.. III. A.
Mayer; executive committee, DR.. Alvin E. Cert.
DR.. B. c. Best, DR.. William II. Levey, DR.. viii
heimina A. Ragland, DIR. E. G. Gill. DR.. Charles
A. Faulkner and DR.. Edwin Z. Hutsing.