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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10

garet B. Morrow, a native Of Waterford
\. T., aged IS years months and days.
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral today Saturday, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. Jennie B. Fuller. 2204 Steiner street
AURRAY-At Kentfeld. Marin county. Cal.
t1e late Maria Murray, and father Of John
n, William v, Robert T.. James s., Frank
years. y
Notice of funeral hereafter.
RoEBUCK-In this city, June o. 1909. Eliza.
beth Roebuck beloved wife Of Thomas Ros.
buck, native OF County Galway, ireland.
Remains at the parIors of n. Gray & Co..
2lss GeaTy street corner Of Devisadero.
sANDoW-Passed away at Mare island. Cal.
July July {, 1909 George A, son OF the late
z. Sandow, and brother Of Ida and Harry
L. sandow. native Of San Francisco Cal.
Friends are respectfully. invited TO attend
the funeral tomorrow Sunday. July IL 1909.
5n BeTeddf Re !t sssenes Of bis
nassus avenue, thence TO Cypress Lawn Gene
T 1eTy chapel ey electric funeral car from
SPAULDING--In this city, July s. 1902. Charles
a, dearly beloved son Of Elizabeth and the
late Charles Spaulding, and beloved brother Of
Robert. Gus and Margaret Spaulding' Mrs
Charles Geggus and the late Mrs. Thomss
aeeney and William Spsulding, native OF
&
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Saturday. July 10. 1909 at 1 O'clock n m
AT the residence OF his mother, S97 Broadway
cemetery.
TAGNoTTE-In this city. July 8 1909 Ear.
old, infant son of John and Mary Tagnotte
and brother of Frank. ADjo. Cezeri Martini
Mary and Clole Tsgnotte, native OF San
Francisco CAL. aged ! year and / month.
VALPEY-In this city July s. 1909 samuel
George, beloved husband of Nellie yaipey ana
uncle OF Gilbert 0strom. native of knights
Ferry, Cal, aged a years 9 months and p
A: n, OF knights Ferry. Cal.
friends and acquaintance are respectfullv
invited TO attend the funeral services tonor-
row Sunday. July IL. 1909. at 2 O'Clock
p. m. at his late residence lis Green ave
nue., Croker Tract. Interment Cypress Lawn
cemetery
WELCH-In this city, July Z. 1909. Andrew
WEIGH. native OF County Galway. Ireland,
The funeral viii take place today fsatur.
day. July 10, 1909. at TBS o'clock a. m
from the funeral parlors Of Green RYAN &
Guerrero streets. thence to ST Roses church
where requiem mass viii be celebrated for
the repose OF his soul. commencing at s a m
lnterment (privatel. Holy Cross cemetery
wILKENING-In Fitehburg Cal JuIv Iaoa
Whitening. native OF California aged ii
years 3 months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are rexpectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sat
urday1s July 10. ct 1.30 o'clock o. m. fror,
the residence OF her parents. Howiey avenue
Fitchburg. lnterment Evergreen cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
McCABE-I wish to extend my heartfeI,
thanks to Court Yerha Buena and friends ~,
their beautiful floral offerings. and the
my sad bereavement-the loss of nv believe
husband MRS. ELIZABETH McCABF
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DISTRIBUTES LARGE SUM
AMONG MANY PERSONS
Will of Mrs. Mary Ann E. Rob.
erts Filed for Probate

An estate worth approximately $751;
600 is distributed by the Will OF Mary
Ann E. Roberts, widow OF William
Roberts of the firm of Conlin Rob-
erts, sheet metal workers, filed for pro-
bate yesterday. After number of
charitable and other requests have
been satisfied the residue OF the estate
is divided as follows: One fourth to
Joseph Collins, G nephew; one fourth
TO Mary Bender. a niece; one fourth in
trust to Edward g. Bender, son of Mary
Bender; one fourth in trust to be di-
vided between Joseph, Gertrude, Carl
and James Collins, children of Joseph
Collins.
Among the charitable and educa-
tional requests are: $500 to the
Youths directory of san Francisco,
$500 TO St Vincent's Roman Catholic
Orphan asylum at San Rafael; $500 10
Mt St. Joseph's orphan asylum of
South San Francisco, and $500 10 the
Dominican sisters who manage st.
RafaeTs academy at San Rafael
A large number Of friends and rela-
tives are bequeathed sums of from $500
TO $500 each. Several charitable So
cieties are left $500 each for distribu-
tfon among the poor, and to ST. Igna-
thus church, St Boniface's church and
other churches the testator left 5000
each for masses for the repose OF her
soul
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COSMOS CLUB HAS
A NEW LANDLORD
Herman Robson Buys Property
at Suffer and Octavia
Streets
Building Was Erected by James
G. Fair and Used as a
Girls School

The property occupied by the Cosmos
club at the corner Of Suffer and oc-
tavia streets was sold yesterday by the
heirs of the late Senator James G..
Fair to Herman Robson, president of
the Clark construction company. The
deal was handled by the real estate
firm of Thomas Magee & Sons.
The property has a frontage of 6S:9
feet in Suffer street and 1878 feet in
Octavia street. 1t is very desirably To-
Gated. The price paid for the property
was not made known. Robson, the
not intend to make any change in the
present arrangement whereby the Cos
mos club occupies the building. The
clubs lease will noe expire for four
years, and Robson has no intention of
disturbing the club during that period.
Tt was during the lifetime of James
G. Fair that the building now on the
property was erected as the home of a
select boarding school for girls. con-
Quoted by Miss Mary Lake. The insti-
tuition was conducted with much sue
cess by Miss Lake up 10 the time Of
her death A few years ago Miss
Lakes school was one of the most
exclusive in this city. and many of the
present matrons of San Francisco and
neighboring cities We're pupils there.
After the death of Miss Lake the
building was leased by the Cosmos club
and has been converted into a very
homelike institution. At the time of
the fire, three years ago, the Cosmos
club was one of the two clubs to es-
cape destruction. Its capacity was
taxed temporarily as the result of
throwing the doors open to the mem
bers of other. clubs that had been
burned out.
The deal had been pending for a long
time, so it is understood, but the in
terested parties were not able to def
nitely agree on the ngure TO be paid
for the property until yesterday.
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LONG SENTENCES ARE
GIVEN COUNTERFEITERS
Sent Up for Nine and Seven
Years Respectively

". Wakefield and Thomas Grove, ar
rested recently Inc Marysville for MAX
ing and passing counterfeit coins, were
sentenced to nine and seven years. re-
spectively by District Judge William
c. Van Fleet yesterday in the United
States district court Both men plead
ed guilty to the charges. but seemed
overcome when they heard the length
OF time they had toaserve.
Both men addressed the court before
sentence was passed. Grove asked for
leniency on account Of his health.
When asked II he had legitimate oc-
cupation, he assured the court he had,
that OF running gambling table.
Wakefield made no statement and ad-
mitted q prior conviction for counter
feiting. Wakefield was taken to San
Quentin and Grove to Folsom.
With Grove and Wakefield were ar
rested Fred Foster, a gambler, and
Lola Kirk. Foster was recently tried
for having counterfeit coins in his pos
session for the purpose of passing the
same, but the jury failed to reach an
agreement. The Kirk woman was held
pending the action of the federal grand
jury. which failed yesterday to indict
her for passing counterfeit money.
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CONGRESSMAN WILL
BE MADE WELCOME
Commercial Organizations Unite
to Entertain Committees En-
Route to the Islands
Chamber of Commerce Plans to
Receive Party of Hundred
Rich Mexican Farmers

Automobile rides. a trip TO Mare
island and banquet are in store for
the members Of the house committee on
ways and means and naval affairs
when the congressman pass through
San Francisco on their journey to the
Hawaiian islands. The chamber OF
commerce, Merchants association and
Merchants exchange will be the hosts
OF the party. The delegation. number
ing with the ladies OF the party so per-
sons, will arrive here August % and
sail for the islands August "a. Accom-
modatfons have been secured at the St
Francis. The party will spend a week
in the Hawaiian islands as the guests
OF the Honolulu commercial organiza-
tons
MEXICAN FARMERS COMING
At its regular meeting held yester-
day the chamber OF commerce decided
TO extend courtesies TO the party OF
100 rich Mexican farmers who will tour
the United States in the spring under
the direction Of Senior Don Zefrino
Dominques. a noted agriculturist and
philanthropist of Mexico, who is a close
associate Of President Diaz. The farm
Omaha in January and will visit this
coast later in the spring.
Members of the associated chambers
Of the Pacific coast are sending in
acceptances Of the invitation from the
Chinese chambers of commerce to visit
China.
Vice President William l. Gerstle re-
ported on the success Of the committee
appointed TO arrange for the San Fran
cisco's exhibit at the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exhibition. August 1 a series OF
illustrated lectures will be inaugurated
at the exposition. The scenery in and
about the city will be shown by pic
lures specially taken for exposition
use Among these will be a large
number Of motion pictures.
THANKS FROM EUREKA
The chamber OF commerce of Eureka
has sent a letter TO the chamber OF
commerce Of San Francisco thankin &
the organization for its efforts to in
duce the railroad companies to extend
the Northwestern Pacific railroad 10
Eureka, The chamber Of commerce OF
San Francisco is working very actively
in this matter and its correspondence
with the railroad people is expected to
produce good results. AS the only
question involved is the amount OF
traffic that will be furnished by the
region TO be tapped by the road, and
as il is definitely known that this traf-
&c viii support the road, the impress
sion prevails that extension work can
not be much longer delayed
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Personal Brevities

z. Winters OF Riverside is at the
Holland.
A. F. Ferguson OF Los Angeles is at
the Holland.
n. ". Goldstein OF Portland, Ore, is
81 the Dorchester.
J. A Yerington OF Carson is regis
tered at the St Francis.
Mr and Mrs. c. B. sayIes Of Detroit
are staying al the Manx-
Dr. sn6 Mrs. P T Phillips Of Santa
Cruz are guests al the Stewart
r. KebeH Of Wellington, New Zea-
land. IS registered at the Manx-
John D. Jones OF the United States
forestry service. is at the Stewart
c. r. Tillson. a lumberman OF Mo-
desto. is staying at the St Francis
Luther Burbank. the Santa Rosa hor-
ticuiturist. is 3 guest at the Stewart
Dr. r e Beckman and family OF
Los Angeles are staying al the Stewart.
Judge J. H. shankland OF Los An
geles Is registered at the Union Square.
T. 7. c. Gregory, a capitalist OF Sui
sun. is at the ST Francis with Mrs
Gregory
!. 4. cranston. who is interested in
electric power at Portland, is at the
Fairmont
Benjamin c. Heinberg and Frank z.
Welles. merchants Of Pensacola Fla,
are guests al the Fairmont-
7. A Sperry. who is largely inter
ested in trading stamps. is at the Fair
mont with his family registered from
New York
II. J. Conneu. Mrs Cornell and Mr..
a1c Mrs. W NJ Garland OF Los An
geles are AT the Fafrmont en- route 10
the Alaska exposition AT Seattle
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SHARP SHOOTERS
WILL VIE ON RANGES
Rifle and Pistol Contest Be-
tween Uncle Sans Troops
to Begin July Is
Marksmen Will Gather for the
Annual Meet at Preside
of Monterey

The annual rife and pistol shooting
competition by the men and officers of
the army in the department Of Califor-
MIA wiz begin Thursday, July Is. at
ord barracks, Monterey.
The following officers will have con-
troll Of the shooting:
n charge Of competitions-Msior George w.
Newer. Twentieth infantry.
Statistical orfcer-First Lieutenant George ".
Harris First infantry.
chief range of6cer-Captain Frank D. Ely.
Thirrieth infantry.
Range ofhcers-Cautain James y Pickering,
First infantry; First Lieutenant George B.
sharon Thirrieth infantry. First Lieutenant Ben
3auln r. Pope. gbth infantry: First Lieu
Lieutenant Carroll ". Neal. First field artillery;
Ftrsr Lieutenant Ronald s. Fisher, Fourteenth
cavalry; First Lieutensnt Fred 7 Cruise, First
fed artillery, First Lieutenant Harry PEEL.
First feld artillery Second Lieutenant F1tzhugh
L Minnigerode. Eighth infantry; Second Lieu
tenant william c Whirener. Eighth infantry
Sscoad Lieutenant Russell James. Eighth in
fanty, ard Second Lieutenant Robert H.
Fletcher IT.. Eighth infantry
NEW JUDGE ADVOCATE COMING
colonel Enoeh H Crowder. the new
Judge advocate OF this department, is
expected 10 arrive at this post on July
Is. Major Erneste Y. Smith is tenn
pOrarily acting as judge advocate.
During che temporary absence OF
Captain ". B. Davis. medical corps.
L. s A, who is 10 &c east with the
Twenty-sixth infantry about July Is.
bis place viii be flied by Lieutenant
John B. H Waring. now at Fort Miley.
The transport Sheridan sailed from
Honolulu for this port July s. II has
on board the Twenty-sixth infantry
and a large number OF casuals.
Lieutenant Max B. CARRIER, Twenty
second infantry, reported at depart
ment headquarters yesterday on the
way 10 Join his regiment He IS az the
FairnOut hotel
ARMY ORDERS
The following army orders were is
sued al Washington yesterday:
Major Francis II. c. Usher OF the
medical corps. upon arrival at San
Francisco. viii proceed 10 Jackson bar
racks. Louisiana. and report for duty
Major Thomas L Rhoades OF the
medical corps, upon arrival at San
Francisco, viii repair TO this city and
report 70 the commanding oflcer Of the
Walter Reed general hospital. district
Of Columbia. for duty.
Major Elmer A Dean OF the medical
corps. upon arrival at San Francisco,
VIII proceed 10 Fort George Wright for
duty.
Second Lieutenant Robert s. A.
DouEherty Of the corps OF engineers.
Columbia viii proceed TO San Fran
cisco and take transport for the
Philippine islands.
Majors Joseph H Ford and Arthur
". Morse Of the medical corps viii
proceed 70 the camp OF instruction
near san Francisco not later than July
u 70 give q course OF instruction 10
militia medical officers
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BURGLARS BREAK INTO
SEVERAL RESIDENCES
Articles of JeweIry, Silver Ware
and Clothing Stolen

Burglars broke into the residence OF
Mrs. A. Jacoby. 1913 Laguna street.
Thursday afternoon, by entering the
basement window and climbing up a
water pipe. They stole jewelry, silver
ware and clothing OF the value OF 1908.
Mrs. J. .. BIake's apartments at 1920
California street were entered Thurs
day afternoon and Jewelry OF the value
Of ss7 stolen.
sneak thieves entered the room at
Paul Meyer az 1894 Twenty-first street
and stole jewelry valued at $3.50.
The room occupied by Mrs. W Arfsten
ar 2s4 DevisadeTo street was entered
and diamond ring and diamond and
turquoise ring stolen
A check for SIS and $40 coin were
stolen from the coat pocket Of Frank
7. Sskuyama. cook in a restaurant at
1921 Fillmore street
Three small boys were seen by a
citizen IN the assay Office Of George A
James. 2S Belden place. Thursday
night. and the police were notified. but
the boys made thesr escape without
taking anything
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WESTERN PACIFIC GETS
BIG HAULING CONTRACT
Thousand Carloads of Pipe In-
voIved in Deal

Western Pacific railroad officials have
turned a clever trick in securing the
contract for hauling about 1000 car
loads OF pipe and machinery from the
east for the independent pipe line that
is TO be constructed in the San Joaquin
valley.
The contract was secured as a result
of the Western Pacific agreeing with
the owners of the line to accept the
entire supply of fuel oil for the next
IL months. Reilroadmen say that the
freight charges on the pipe and ma
chinery viii more than pay for the
oil.
This move is the first gun in the
Western Pacific campaign to secure
overland business. although there are
20e more miles to be built.
All the material is to be delivered at
local points on the Southern Pacific
and Santa Fe. but those lines will only
profit by local haul.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, July 8, 1903;
CAMPBELI-MILLER- A. Campbell. 80,
Fort Miley ana Sarah N. Miller, 10, $50
I,obos st.
ooK-cARPENTER-wiI 7. Cook. "a.
Vallejo, and Nellie NJ. Carpenter, Is, Fort
Worth Tex.
oRD-BOYAN-Frederick Ford, Sc. 1906 Sew
enteenth St, and Mary a. Began, sc, 1124
Page ST.
kY-SCHACH-Joseph AIilly. %, and Bertha
Schach. 81 both OF 1915 Tenth ave.
RUBINS-FINK-Georgc W. Rubins, IS, Cleve-
land. and ottilIe Fink. 20. Chicago
PToN-MASURY-Archie II. Upton. 81, Stin-
son Beach. and Mary A. Masury, 80, 700
Shetwen ST.
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COURT SUIT SLUMBERS
QUIETLY ELEVEN YEARS
ID. II. Bib Discovers Old At
tachment on Property

A suit against D. H. Bibb. the Ium-
herman. fled in the superior court IL
years ago and ever since allowed 10
sleep IN oblivion, came 70 light q few
days ago when Bib had an abstract
OF record made OF realty in Marin
county he is about 10 sell To his aston
ishment he found there was an at
tachment on the property. levied by
Patrick Calvin in connection with a
suit Gied IN 1855
Bibb knows nothing whatever about
the suit. and does not remember hav-
ing been served with summons or a
copy Of the complaint
These facts were presented 10 Judge
Van Nostrand yesterday, who there
upon signed an order dismfssing the
case and releasing the property from
attachment The cloud upon the title
10 the property caused by the attach
ment was thus cleared away.
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SAN QUENTIN'S INMATES
MAKE LARGEST TOTAL
Report Shows 11,004 in States
Homes and Prisons

Inmates of the states various hos
pital, penal and corrective institutions
for the month ending July 1 were
102 over the previous month San
Quentin has the largest number, with
1,7S6 males and 2S females, with the
Der in the homes, schools and hospitals
is as follows: Industrial Home for
Adult Blind-126; reform schools, 773;
state hospitals. 6.512; Sononla state
home. $50, and in the state prisons,
2S43.
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RECOMMENDS SzSO,OOO
FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Works Board Awards Clement
School Contract

The general contract for the Clement
primary school was awarded by the
board of works yesterday TO S. L. Hans
borough for S53,066: that for sewer con-
struction in Fifth street between How
ard and Market streets to the Healy-
Tibbitts company for S2S.359, and in
Greenwich and Octavia streets to G. w.
McGin 6 Co. for ST,710 The board
asked the supervisors for 500, 900 for
sewers Of the North Beach intercepting
system. and for S1S0,0O0 for section
A" of the Division street sewer.
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DEATHS

BERNGEs-At rest. in this city. July 8. 1909,
Annie Marie Bernges. dearly beloved mother
Maybach, -Darmstadt. Germany. aged
81 years l month and % days. member Of
the san Francisco Frauen Terein-
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
Suhr & Co.. 29I9 Mission street between
Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth. Interment
from Twenty-eighfh aud Valencia streets.
San Francisco Frauen verein-The officers
and members are hereby requested TO assem-
bic at Saratoga hall, 225 Valencia street. to-
morrow Sunday, at p m. TO attend the
MRS. ADELHEID DIEHL. President.
MRS. JULIA MARKS. Secretary.
DAHLGREE-In this city. July S, 1909, Albin
Dahlgren. a native Of Sweden.
Friends and members OF Sotoyome tribe No
II. l. 0. r. NJ. are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral tomorrow Sunday, July IL
1909, at O'Clock p. m, from the parlors OF
to Red Mems hsii. 24o Golden Gate avenue venue
where services will be held under the aus.
pices of Sotoyome tribe No. II, I. O. r. NJ
DANToE-In this city. July I. 1909. John. be-
loved husband Of Maria E. Danton, and loving
father Of Mary H.. Frank L. and Fred II.
Denton. a native Of Allegany county. n Y.
aged 90 years. A member of Phoenix lodge
No $50. A. o. u. W, and OF Damon lodge
No ?, X. of 2.
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
urday). July 10. 1909, from his late residence.
PA Shotwell street, at $40 a. m. thence to
ST. Charles church. corner Of Eighteenth and
ShotweH streets. where a requiem mass will
9:z5 A. N. Interment Holy Cross cemetery
DARKER-In this city, July s. 1909. Richard
D.. dearly beloved husband of Amelia Darker
and grandfather Of Amelia Darker Jr., a ma
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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 Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied TO have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OK the event
are published once IN this column free OF charge.
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CHURCH SERVICES

HINDU Temple. on Filbert St. cor Webster.
ci1y-Today, three free public lectures by
Hindu swami on How 90 Gain Self-lias-
terry" al 1o.45 a. n: Gods Grace and
Our Free Will. az p m. and on Is We
danta Pantheistic2'- at T.45 p m Class lee
lures and lessons for members only. For other
information please inquire,
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MARRIAGES

IRyINE-MEYER-In this city. July S, 1909
By the Rev. G. A. Bernthal, Felix Henry
Irvine and Anna Meyer, both Of San Fran
cisco.
O'BRIEN-PERAZZo-In this city June 30
1903. By the Rev. T. Caraher, Timothy V.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COM
PANX. $50 California st.--A dividend for the
term ending June 80. 1900. has been declared
at the rate Of I've ~ per cent per annum On
all deposits. free Of taxes. payable on and afrer
July !, 1909. Dividends not called Tor are
added to and bear the same rate OF interest as
principal WILLIAM PARDI. Secretary
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BIRTHS

CoNLIN-In this city. to the wife OF c. B.
Conlin formerly Belle Furrer). twin sons.
LAwLoR-In Ross. Cal. July 6, 1909. to tbs
wife of George G.. LawIor. daughter
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You'll be pleased and satisfied at the
magnificent scenery along the Ocean
Shore Railway. Time table page 1s.
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MEETINGs-Lodges
CLAN FRASER No. rs Order OF SCOT
fish Clans will hold its quarterly 49,
open meeting next THURSDAY ~9H5Fr,
EVENING. July Is, at 2121 Market &&N
St at Sis O'Clock. A highland vel "a
come extended to all. Clansmen: y
Special meeting. same evening sane hall. At
80 O'clock Purpose Final determination OF
proposed changes in hall and meeting nights
and such other business as shah be properly
introduced By order OF
LANES SINCLAIR, Chief.
ALEX SMITH. Secretary.
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FAk1NERs ARE BAEKRUPT-James Bra
Gen and J. J. Shore. partners. hied petition in
ha1krnntcy yesterday, with liabilities of 1896
aaa ~ y assets.
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EXCELSIOR DEGREE lodge No. ? .,s.ssss.
I. o. o. F. 222 Van Ness av- sSs@ssSE
First degree THIS SATURDAY. 9zszF
EVENING. zstRs~
r. II P0RTERFIELD, D. NJ
G. A HUEBNER. Secretary.
THE 34th grand annual picnic OF the Loyal
Orange institution OF san Franeisco and
Oakland VIII be held at Shell Mound PARK
Monday. July u. 1909 Games; dancing in
pavilion till D. m.: band leaves On 10
o'clock boat; admission soc. children under
Il free. The COMMITTEE