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a. m. train from Twenty fifth and Valencia

a. m. train from Twenty fifth and Valencia
streets.
HEILMANN--In this city. December IS. 1905
Adoph Hclnlaun. cousin OF August and Louie
Busse of San Francisco. a native OF konin
province OF kalieh. Russian Poland.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat
urday), at 10 o'clock a. m, from the parlors
of ID. l. Kenny & Co.. 1119 Eddy street near
Scott. Iuterment Cypress Lawn cemetery, By
1t;30 o'clock train from Third and Townsend
streets.
HENDY-In South Berkeley. Cal. December IL.
zoos, Lucy. relict of James Hendy. native
of London, Eng, aged Sc years 1 month and
days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow Saturday. De
cember 10, 1908. at IL o'clock a. m. at the
parlors of Valente Marini Marais & Co.. 344S
Mission street Thirtleth. thence to Cy-
press Lawn cemetery. by electric car from
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets at ~
o'clock
HOLLMANN-Entered into rest in this city
December l6. 1908. Emily NJ. Holman. dearly
beloved wife of Fred ". Hollmann, and loving
mother of Fred W.. Emily NJ. Charles g..
Harry !. and Grace F. Holman. a native OF
Philadelphia, Pa, aged 4s years months and
days
The funeral services win be held today (Fri-
day. at 2 o'clock p m. at her late resi-
dence. 1866 Golden Gate avenue betweeen
Scott and Devisadero streets. Interment (pri-
vate) in Cypress Lawn cemetery.
JANCOVICH-In this city. December IS, 1905
Marco ". beloved husband or Mrs l. ja0cO-
vich, and loving father OF Lueo and Nicholas
Jancovich. and loving son OF 1ssa and the late
Luca Jancovich. and brother OF Costo l. Jan
covich. a native Of San Francisco. aged 81
years IL months and days
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Sunday, Decem-
Der 20. 1905. at 1 D. M. from the parlors OF
ID. L. Kenny & Co.. 1119 Eddy street near
Scott. 1nterment Servian cemetery. by car
riage.
KREYE-In Alameda December 16. 1905. Liz
zie, dearly beloved daughter of the late John
l.. kreye and Mrs Anna Campo, native OF
San Francisco. aged "a years
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
urday), December 10. 1905 at 1890 O'Clock
a. m. from her late residence. sol Santa
Clara avenue Alameda. Funeral ear. foot Of
Market street. at 1 p m, to Cypress Lawn
cemetery.
LEwIs-In this city. December II, zoos. Cora
ter. ". Y.
LIND--In this city. December 13. 1905. James
" Lind. native Of Denmark. aged 25
years 10 months and Il days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Satur-
day.. December 10. 1905 at o'clock D. m
under the auspices OF Carpenters union No
1G40 from the mortuary chapel Of the Golden
Gate undertaking company. 2475 Mission street
near Twenty first. Cremation I. o. o. f.
cemetery
NAV GAU--In this city. December 1s 1905.
Nav Gau. a native OF China aged AZ years
McGIvNEY-In Oakland. December H. 1905
James, beloved brother Of Thomas Meeivpey
and uncle OF Mrs. Jennie Iefcvrc a native
MEIkLE-In this city. December 16. 1905. Hen
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Breed husband of Anna J. Breed. and father
of Mrs. Charles C. Moore, native OF New
York, aged q years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services tomorrow saturday. December 49, at
p. m at the residence of Charles C. Moore
3100 Washington street corner or BAKER IN
tcrment private.
DE RUTTE--In this city. December Ia. 1905,
Mary Frances affectionate wife OF Arthur j.
de Rutte. mother of Maud, Hazel, Arthur r..
Hilary, Philip and the late Jose de Rutte, and
sister of Mrs. J. Brewer, native or San
Francisco.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FASTENAN-In this city. December 16. 1905.
Herman Fastenan, a native of Germany, aged
80 years.
FINCKEN-In this city, December II. zoos.
Richard Fincken, native of Germany. aged
Friends, acquaintance and members OF San
Francisco lodge No. 2, Knights of the Royal
funeral today friday. at o'clock p m,
from the parlors of A. W. Martin q Co., 1865
Geary street. Cremation l. o. o. F. cemetery.
FI.ETCHER-In this city, December IL, 1908.
George W.. beloved husband of Anna NJ.
Fletcher, and father of the late Martha Z.
Fletcher son of the late Captain A. L.
FLETCHER and Catherine ID. Fletcher. and
brother of Mrs A. Roman; Mrs. +. b. Wilde,
Mrs s. L. Gage, native Of Tarry town,
n Y, aged 55 years 6 months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSat-
urday). at o'clock p. M, from Golden Gate
Commandery hall. 2l35 Sutter street, under
the auspices of Occidental lodge No. %, f. &
A. NJ Interment private.
GUTLEBEN--In Alameda. December Il. 1908.
Frederiaue Gutleben, beloved wife OF Rev.
John Gutleben, and mother of Daniel, Eliza
beth. Frederick, Samuel. John, Jacob and
Theophil Gutleben, native of Germany,
aged 67 years.
HANsEN--In this city, December Is. 1905
otto. beloved husband of Lizzie Hansen,
father of Lloyd Hansen. and stepfather OF
Elmore aud Helen Zapffe, native of Stav-
enger. Norway. aged 40 years 10 months and
10 days. A member of San Francisco aerie
No. 5. +. o. E.; San Francisco lodge No. 2
knights of the Royal Arch; Court Seal Rock
No. 4J. Z. of A.. and Templar grove No.
10. u A. o. ID.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today lFrt
day., December IS, 1908. at 1880 a. M,
from the parlors Of H. +. Suhr & Co.. 29ls
Mission street between Twenty-hfth and
Twenty-sixth. Cremation Cypress Lawn ceme-
terry. by IL 80 a. m. train from Twenty fifth
and Valencia streets.
Templar grove No. 49, u. A. o. D.-Off
GERS and members hereby requested to as
29l9 Mission street between Twenty fifth and
Twenty sixth today friday, at 1890 a. M.
j TO attend the funeral of our late brother, Otto
CHARLES Hiding. N. A.
H. MENTZER. Secretary
HARMoN-In this city, December IT. zoos
Martha a. Harmon, native OF New York,
aged "a years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited II attend the funeral tomorrow sSul
urday) December 10. at 1890 n. M. from
fhc parlors of II. +. Suhr & Co. 29l9 Mission
street between Twenty fifth and Twenty
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, BY IL: sc
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Sunday morning. called upon Fire Mar
shall Towe yesterday about noon In a
state of agitation. She was crying
and wringing her hands and the fire
marshal. not understanding the French
language, hurried out of his office and
procured the services of Interpreter
Aguirre.
Nine. Malard said she had an appoint
ment with Castor Clement and Fer
dinand Won der Maesen, the two men
who accompanied her. and her daugh-
ter. TO Sausalito, but they had not Kept
the appointment and she was afraid
that they had left the city. When
asked il she believed that they might
have taken the box containing the S1S.-
600 worth of jewelry alleged to have
been in the house at the time OF the
fire she was evasive, but finally said
they might have done so.
Maesen lived at I'LL Buchanan street,
but he was a frequent visitor at 2313
California street. They were in the
habit of spending the evenings in play
ing cards and she recollected that when
they returned from Sausalito last sun
day night, instead of accompanying
them to California street as usual,
Maesen said he would go to his. room
and change his linen. Maesen did not
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cALrFoRNIANs IN NEW York

NEW YORK, Dec. T.--The following g
Californians are registered at the vari-
Gus hotels in this city:
From San Franciseo-W. d. Bliss, at
the Manhattan; S. r. Comstock, at the
Waldorf; NJ. E. V. Davis and Mrs. Davis,
at the Navarro p. i. Davis and Mrs.
Davis, at the Collingwood; P. E. Davis
and Mrs. Davis, at the Gregorian; w.
n. Donnelly, at the wellington; j. Nc
MILAN, at the Grand Union; f.. M.
Greene, at the King Edward; Miss r.
Hardy. at the Albany: c. w. Hodson,
at the Park avenue; Mrs. II. l.. McNair
and III. L. McNair. at the Latham; E. I.
Nichols. at the Bayard NJ. Baggerly at
the Gilsey; W. II. Miner, at the Ma
varre; p. S. Casey. at the Astor; H. +.
Leland. at the Grand Union; ID. F. Bax-
ter, at the Plaza; l.. I. Terminario, at
the Westminster; G. Hopper, Mrs. f. b.
Hooper. at the Belmont; Mrs. h. S.
Rothchild at the Netherland; A. O.
Jacobs. at the Gerard.
From Los Angeles-N. j. Brownstein,
at the Breslin; Miss r. " Hall. at the
Bayard; w. w. Pedler. at the Holland;
Miss J.. Seymour. at the Bayard; Mrs.
NJ Presto. at the Marlborough; J. J.
Toy, at the Gilsey: G. NJ. Lesser, at the
Herald Square; c. Morton, at the Astor:
Miss Marcuson, at the Bayard Mrs. T..
Fl. Smith. at the Grand Union: Miss
Radcliffe. at the Martha Washington
From San Diego--H. Scudder, at the
GilSey.
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Gossip of RaiIwaymen

ferent to the tongue of scandal as my
self, but when it comes to near friends
plying you for being chary with eN-
penditures for your larder 1T hits
pretty hard, I assure you.
Much to my amazement | have peeh
getting a reputation of existing on
starvation diet. and it is all on account
of pet dog. That dog, belleve me-
is the bane of my life. His welfare
is our one thought. If the butcher
fails to leave his supply of meat
have to go forth in the rain. While the
brute snores before the fire, at the I'M
minent risk of my life, and buy liver
for him.
-Oh. the brute is extremely parucu-
lar how his food is prepared II mas
to be cooked to a turn, and cream, not
milk. has to be poured over 1t; also
the finest kind of powdered sugar One
evening after he had eaten enough TO
satisfy four grown men I was called TO
the phone and a man, who must nave
been in a towering passion, bawied:
lis that you, Stanton?'
"'Yes. ! am the man. I replied.
"'Then why in the deuce don't you
feed your dog? That brute of yours
has again sneaked into my kitchen and
stole my dinner?"
Wll1am McMuTTdf, SCHcidi PeSSN.i
ger agent of the Hartman lines In
Oregon. is making himself well beloved
by the people in British possessions OF
in all lands not adapted to the culture
Of the orange and the lemon. In fact
he has set himself to the task OF de-
populating those regions for the bene-
fit of Oregon and California.
.eThe farmers in Alberta and that
country said McMurray, ''have made
a good deal of money out of their crops
during the last season, and when farm
ers have money they should be induced
to travel 1t surprised me to learn thai
| they went to Florida and the West In
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses issued in
San Francisco Thursday, December H.. 1908:
John w Hickman, 35, and Alice j. Morris, SO,
both of this city.
Joseph Fousek, 81, and Eliska yydrova, 10,
both of 10I7 Fell street.
William J. Riley, 81. 1851 Noe street, and
Maud E. Raber, is, 632 Douglas street.
j. Henry Neal, 81, and Bee Goldstone,- IS,
both of Harvard hotel
Luigi Postorino, %. city, and Emma Stefanini,
90 1871 Thirty second avenue.
Maurice .Eliaser, %, 1923 Golden Gate avenue,
and Stella Frankenberg. "a, J63 Fourth avenue.
Adelbert Warner, 20, Preside, and Louise Hag-
man, % 12061a Turk street.
Frank E. Harrison, 46, aud Anna NJ wahl.
81. both of Stockton.
Leo Y. Levinger, II, 240O Van Ness avenue,
and Jennie Lyzwa, 1S. IS Sixth avenue
Henri viguier. %, and Jeanne Galland 10.
both of 4T49 virginia place.
Roy o. Hague, 26, Weed, and Ruth f.
Joseph %. Ukiah.
Joseph N. Gruhn, II. Duboce apartments. and
Esther Herbst 1S, 1923 Octavia street
Peter sLippi 2S. lis Clark street and Alaide
Gioyannetti &C. 1643 Eleventh avenue
Oney r. Peterson. So, 95T Oak street and
Glenice f.. woodville. Il. Rio Vista.
Edward n. Hall, 49, and Addie Clayton 80.
hoth of Portland.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

rietta c. Mekle. sister OF Elizabeth W Reid.
The funeral viii take place to-day tFriayt.
az = p. from the residence OF her sister.
30fT rweDty-second street where services Will
be held IRterment WoOdlawa cemetery. By
electric funeral car from Twenty eighth aud
Valencia streets
oLYETT-In this city December II. 1905. Fred
eriek. beloved husband OF Lucille Olyett. and
loving father Of Juanita Olyctt aud brother
in law OF Joseph Donovan. Mrs. +. l.. Se9vier
and Mrs A. II. Brueggeman, native of
England. aged~3 3S years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PARKER-In Oakland. Cal. December IS. 1908.
Luke Allen Parker. beloved husband OF tue
late Mary f. Parker. and father Of George A.
and Bert B. Parker and the late William
NJ. B. Happ, a native of Vermont. aged -
years II months and IS days A member of
Liberty lodge No. So. X. OF P. and Marin
lodge No. 200, l. o. o. F.. Of San Rafael
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today friday. De
eember is. 1905. at 1880 O'Clock p M. at
Fraternity hail. of Seventh. and Peralsa
streets. Oakland. under the auspices OF Lib
erty lodge No. 3d. h Of P.
PERRY-In this city. December n. 1905 Su-
sanna j. Perry. beloved wife Of Charles y.
Perry, and loving mother OF Bradford j.
Charles t. Jr- and Annie d. Perry, a native
OF Illinois. aged As years.
Notice of funeral later.
SALKELD-In Tfburon, December IT, zoos. Abi-
gail. beloved wife OF Robert SalkeId. aud
mother OF William, John Robert aud Thomas
Salkeld, Mrs. .. A.. Fryer and Mrs. W y.
W afrlck- n native or FlttSOufg. Ia. aged tl
years 1 month and days.
Notice Of funeral in Saturday morning
papers
WALSH-In this city. December II. 1905 Katb-
leen l.. dearly beloved daughter Of Amelia and
the late General p +. Walsh aud sister 0f
William E. and Stafford r Walsh. a native OF
San Francisco
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
urdayl, December 10. 1908. at 9:15 O'clocS
a. m, from her late residence. J33 Liberty
street. thence to the Church Of the Holy Re-
deemer, Diamond street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth. where a requiem will
be celebrated for the repose Of her soul.
mencing at 945 o'clock a. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery. BY electric funeral car frum
Twenty eighth and Valencia streets.
WELSH this city. December II. zoos. Alfred
q. Welts- beloved son OF Rev. g. W and
l.. B. Welts. and brother OF C~roline w.
David s and Rhode L. Welts. a native Of
California. aged IA years 10 months and IS
days
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dies for their winter vacations. when
we have so many pleasant places on
the coast. In order to bring the atten-
tion of these people to what we have
on the coast. w. r. Skey, one of our
passengermen. is making a trip through
| that country distributing literature.
meeting the chambers of commerce and
the boards of trade, and exciting in
! terest in the west. We may expect a
big immigration from that part of the
world during the winter months. as
everybody is greatly interested through
his efforts. We will also send a man
i to Alaska as soon as the ice breaks UP.
in order to induce travel to the south"
| Tacoma Wash, has been made a
station on the Great Northern and ar
rangements with the Northern Pacific
have been made SO that Great North
ern trains will be operated directly to
that point
| Heretofore freight for Tacoma NOV
| ing over the Great Northern has been
required to be handled by steamer from
amended to cover the new Arrangement,
the Great Northern will be enabled to
make direct deliveries to Tacoma
Transforming that city with a terminal
for two transcontinental lines instead
of one.
Transcontinental tariffs have been
amended to cover the new arrangement
which went into effect last Monday.
According to advices received at the
general offices of the Southern Pacific,
| the tracks of the California and Neya-
da are now 20 miles from Mojave on
the way to Owens lake. The total
mileage of the line is 146.
The premier of Alberta, Canada. has
announced the establishment of a de-
partment of railways to promote the
the province. The whole matter OF
railway construction will be taken in
hand by the department. and pro-
moters will be assisted by the grant
ing of cash subsidies.
The officials of the passenger de-
partment of the Southern Pacific are
figuring on a new fast train to Port
land that will run the distance in q
hours. The train will be like the Ow
and will not carry deadhead passen-
gers. 1t will be put on the run in tht
spring.
E. Z. Penn, general agent of the
passenger department of the Canadian
Pacific, is in Los Angeles on business
He does not expect c. T.. Benjamin or
the coast till after the first of the year
Phil X. Gordon. general agent of the
| Washington Sunset route, left las
night for trip to Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle.
!; John A. Gill will pass the Christina!
holidays with his family among tit
orange groves of the southland, ant
will start for Los Angeles the first o.
the coming week.
Henry Avila viii desert Berkeley il
favor Of Fresno during Christina.
week. and Will leave with his wamil,
about the first of next week.
T. NJ Sloan, general freight agent o
! the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Sal
Lake route. is in the city on compan.
: business.
5
W. +. Conan, assistant genera
freight agent of the Southern Pacif
lines in oregon, is in the city on com
pany business.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by man
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 re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this, column free of charge.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS or HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.


Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant TO the
provisions Of that certain Mortgage. dated the
fret day OF February. A. d. 1902. which was
executed ty the Honolulu Plantation Company TO
Mercantile Trust Company Of San Francisco, as
bonds secured by said Mortgage. and hereinafter
Designated by their numbers, were, on the fifth
dav Of december. 1908. selected, drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in the
manner provided in said mortgage Said bonds
80 selected drawn and designated for payment
Compsnv OF San Francisco at number AGA Cali
fornia street in the City and County OF San
francisco state OF California. at the rate Of
one Thousand q .OO0l Dollars per bond and ec-
cr7Ied interest. on the first day Of February.
1909 Such bonds shall be surrendered TO the
c,omDany FOR payment. redemption and cancel
station as provided in said Mortgage. and inter-
fst thereon shall cease from said 1rst day OF
pehr11arv 1909 Any bond holder who may de-
sire 10 surrender his bonds for cancellation be-
i,svment at the rate OF One Thousand O.000l
Dollars per bond and interest to the date Of
The following are the numbers Of the hfty-
six (J6) bonds 50 selected, drawn and desig-
mated:
3. 10. III. 81. 80 %. "a. 30 90. 81 IS. 80
40 81 z3. 45 AZ. s99. 5ss3. $40, $50. go, 57l,
r7a 573 574 575, SIG. 800, 302. 903, 932, 933.
9z9 $50 95I 952. 96e. 961. 962. 964. 99z 906.
.997 ess 999. 1000. I001. 1902 1908, 1905. 1206.
Dated San Francisco. December :: 1905;
President Honolulu Plantation Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that I intend to ap-
ply 10 the state board of prison directors TO
he naroled from San Quentin prison. accord
ing T. law. EDWARD RE1N0l.llH lzz3lOl.
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DEATHS

Bernstein. Theresa. II Lewis, Cora F. -
Breed. l.. N........II Lind, James NJ. %
De Rutte, Mary E.. = Nav eau ...... AZ
Fastenan, Herman. %! McGivney, James,. :. 66
Fincken, Richard. ~ Nieikle, Henrietta G. -
Fletcher, George w. 90 Olyett Frederick. :. 3s
Gutleben, Frederque 6tl Parker Luke A.. "A
Hansen. Otto. 49l Perry. Susanna j.. As
Harmon Martha 4, Gf Saikeld, Abigail. -. 61
Heilmann Adolph- - Walsh, Kathleen L.
Hendy, Lucy 80 Weits, Alfred O.. Ii
Hollmann Emily NJ ~
Jancovich Marco V. 81 Imhaus (Card)
Kreye, Lizzie. .-..z'i "ittenberger. =. (Card)
gERNSTEIN-In this city, December Il. 1905.
Theresa beloved wife of Samuel Bernstein
and beloved mother Of Mrs: Meyer Beckman.
Mrs. Phil Alderman; an ;,vs samuel N Backal and
Friends and aequaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (rri-
dav9. at 10 a. M. from the undertaking mar
lors OF Theodor Dierks, McAllister and Devisa-
dcro streets Intcrment Eternal Home ceme-
tery via 1850 a. train from Third and
Townsend streets
BREED-In this city, December le ,s. L. n.
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cARn OF THANKS
heartfelt

WTTTENBERG GER-Ne desire 70 express our
heartfelt tbaHks TO our many friends FOR Their
kind sympathy and beautiful doral offerings
during our late bereavement
MRS HERMAN WITTENBERGER AND
FAMILY
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CARD OF THANKS

INfHAUS-I hereby return my sincere thanks 10
Fern Leaf camp No. SOS. W. o. W. Plumb
ers Helpers union No. I, and all my dear
friends and relatives for their kind sympathy
and assistance in my lste bereavement.
and assistance at my late bereavement.
T. j. INlHAUS
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BIRTHS

DUMoNT-In this city, December l. 1905 TO the
wife of Rene A. Dumont, son.
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DRESS MAKER SEEKS
MISSING TRENDS
Nine. Malard Says Men Escorts
of Herself and Daughter
Have Disappeared
Tells Fire Marshal That Male
Companions Might Have
Taken Jewels

Nine. Marie Malard, Partisan dress
maker, whose home at 2313 California
street was fired by an incendiary last
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WANT ADS
OlELGRD-GLAKEDA BtREHR fRUITVAIf
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
YapANFSE Employment of6ce-ceneral con-
tractors: furnishes best help, 5oi eln -: oaA
isnd Phone oakland 315S. Home ABB
IapENFsE Employment and House Cleanlng
fonnany. e37 Clay ST: tel Oakland lSS7'
Home A-23s6.
7gF oakland branch OF The Call is at 46s
eleventh St near Broadway. Phones Sunset
oakland 1883, Home A23sa-
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John A. Gill will pass the Christmas
holidays with his family among the
orange groves of the southland. and
will start for Los Angeles the first of
the coming week.
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Henry Avila will desert Berkeley il
favor Of Fresno during Christina.
week. and will leave with his wamil,
about the first of next week.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that I intend to ap-
DIV 10 the state board Of prison directors TO
ie naroled from San Quentin prison accord
ing a law. Edward RElNnLI.s .zz.lo.;
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

A RANCH of 400 acres with plenty of water.
southern California, for city or Oakland pro
erty. j. P. NASH. room 80, Bacon buildin
Ga kland
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TIMBER LANDS

] 200 ACRES Al timber land So per acre, OF
.1c per 1000 for stumpage. This land Is sd
5acent 10 deep wafer and viii cut $4,000 II. OF
s-edar per acre. / have several other tracts oi
fuo timber land. from l.200 TO 10000 acres
that viii cut from $4,000 TO 100000 # OF
very best Ct redwood and pine per acre. c w.
MO0RFS. 2OO4 Sufter ST.
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T. NJ. Sloan. general freight agent of
the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake route, is in the city on company
business.
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Send fo- nIustrated literature.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-324 Kearnv St. ST
FRANK 5. GRUMMoN. 80 ID av.. San Matec
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w. f. Conan, assistant general
freight agent of the Southern Pacific
lines in Oregon, is in the city on com
pany business.
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SAN sIATEo REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD PARK (SAN MATEO)
HAYWARD PARK tSAN MATEO)


The best buy Tor $50 is a lot in beautiful Hay
ward park-withiD speaking distance Of the
PeninsUls hotel. So minutes from San Fran
cisco; trains every 20 minutes. no ferries to
delay you. no fog; al land ride; all street
work done; fine homes about you; few lots
lcf1 from $3.50 Up: oBe-ffth cash, balance to
suit: shade trees; sidewalks. gas, electricity
FIRE hydrants. etc; within half dozen blocks
of the depot; few blocks from San MateO
FIRE department. When you see this property
you viii understand the remarkable success Of
its sale. But II you want 10 see any other
property. be sure and look about thoroughly
before seeing Hayward Park; the more you
the quicker you VIII buy in Hayward
Park
Send for illustrated literature.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-324 Kearny St. ST.
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