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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

NEWS FROM oUR5NEIcHBoRs
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and he is out to win.
Mrs, Joseph and child of Cape Cir
ardeau are guests of Mrs. J. T. Nc
Clure.
Clarence Jacobs and son Kelly
were in Cairo Sunday.
Grant Jacobs and family left Sun
day for Danville, Ky.
The Carson Show Co., has been
showing in the NJ. B. A. hall this week
Miss Janette Rockwell is shopping
in st. Louis this week.
r. S. Holcomb of Ullin was here or
business Wednesday buying cattle.
Mrs. T. NJ Otrich and two children
have returned from a months visit.
Oscar Taylor is serving on the grand
jury,
Funrela services over the remains
of Mrs, May Shavnore of Cape Girar
deau were conducted here last Friday
by the NJ. B. A. lodge of which de
ceased was member. 1t was the
largest funera ever held here
Mrs C. Bursheyette was called tC
Missouri Friday by the sudden illness
of her sister.
While coming from Delta Monday
one of the wagons of the Carson show;
, turned turtle. The wagon contained
! four children and their mother all o.
whom escaped injury. The driver
jumped and sustained sprainet
ankle.
DR.. P. II. McRayen is confined to his
home with a severe attack of rheuma
'tism.
James Chamberlain of Chicago wa!
> the guest of Oscar Taylor and wife
/ Sunday.
! Miss Perez, accountant for the Car
bondale Mill and Elevator was here
Friday and Saturday on business.
l. d. ]. Sullivan and wife of Cape Cir
iardeau were guests of John J. Porte
and wife Monday enroute to Mayfeld
Ky, to visit their son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL. -
Council Chamber, Cairo, Illinois, octo-
Der 7, 1909.
adjourned from October S, 1909.

Present: Hon. Geo. Parsons, may
Or and Aldermen Cannon Davis, Fer
guson, Greaney, Koehler. Mcdaniel,
Magner, Meehan, Nellis, Scullin and
Williams. Absent: Aldermen Burke.
German Kelly.
The mayor addressed the council
briefly regarding his meeting with the
mayors at st. Louis during the cen
tennial celebration in that city.
Alderman Kelly appeared and took
his seat.
No bids having been received for
supplying the city with water to flush
the streets Alderman Meehan moved
that the street committee be empow-
cred to continue washing the streets,
till after the visit OF President Taft,
under the agreement heretofore made
lby the committee with the manager
of the Cairo Water Company, that is,
1880 per day.
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MOUND CITY,
October Il.


Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bacchus of Ameri-
(a were in the city shopping We'd
iesday.
Mr.. John Masterson was Cairo
,isitor Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cal Hogue of Mounds, spent
Wednesday shopping IN the city.
Mrs. Robt Arnold of Poplar street
Entertained the Ladies Aid of the
congregational chursn Wednesday
afternoon.
The Illinois Central depot and Y,
M. c. A. building at Mounds are re-
ceiving fresh coat of paint
Mr.. John O'Sulliyan was in Cairo
Tuesday evening. @i
Rev Mumbour made trip to
Mounds Wednesday on business.
Floyd yesterday spent Wednesday
evening playing at the opera house in
Cairo. tau
\ Mrs. Chas. Hodge was in town
N from Mounds Wednesday shopping.
H. Beaupre was Cairo business
caller Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Neadslne had as her
guests Tuesday evening Miss Mayme
Cushman and Messrs. o. White and
Ed Lewis of Cairo ami Miss Cushman
remained for few days visit.
Mr. IIite Hillerich returned home
Tuesday evening from a two weeks
visit with relatives at Louisville, KY
when Mr.. H1llerich left that city, his
grandmother Mrs S. G. Gum was
slightly indisposed bac was not con.
sidered seriously ILL., A telegram
Wednesday morning told the family
here Of her stiddent death which oc-
Cured, that morning and Mrs. and
Mrs. Henry Hillericn. the latter her
daughter left in the afternoon for
| that city. Mrs. Gum had number
| of acquaintance here having made
| her home with her daughter few
years at one time ana these who had
| the pleasure of knowing here will re
greet very much to learn of her demise
as she was the rossessor of an atfable
disEositioa which won her friends
whcreveY she went, SIZE was always
cheerful. She Tad visited her daugh
ter here this sunin~ at a family re
union during which time the mother
ana forr~daughters were together fol
thu first time in number of years
and the mother was very happy The
daughters now look forward to that
happier and brighter reunion on the
othnr shore where death can not sep
crate loved ones hut where they may
be together eternally.
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CRANE CHAIN.

Mr.. Fred Mantz OF Eldorado was
Ere the rst Of the week for a Visit
it'll friends.
The farmers institute will be held
ere next week commencing Wednes'
by and continue until Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Tarr has returned from
Louis where she has been attend
& an Eastman sci.oo; of instruction,
Miss Susie Badlcs mas returned
ON an extended visit with friends
I'D relatives in St. Louis and lEelle-
lie.
Miss Minnie Gaunt was shopping
Cairo "Wednesday.
Misses Susie Fellenstein and Nina
urner have gone TO West Valla,
o.. to attend school.
N. G.. Metcalf and Lee Miller are
bending few days with relatives in
tartin. Tenn,
Miss Ruby Stevers is visiting in
Hounds.
Geo, Eichhorn of Mound City was
ere on business last Saturday
Mrs. J. +. Mackey VIII entertain the
christian Endeavor at her home next
friday evening. Everybody Is in
fitted.
Jacob Fellenstein and Herman
aunt spent last week in ST. Louis
icing the sights.
Mr. and Mrs, j, R. Evers of Belknap
re spending few days with DR.. and
p frs. A. w. Tarr.a
J. A. Lewis Is in I.itcheld this week
| n business.
Gordon Lyle visited in Cairo last
|seek.
Mrs. w. P. Copeland of Cairo, was
here for a visit with her parents
Ar. and Mrs. A. C1 Bartleson last
Saturday.
There will be services at the Con
Iregational church on next Sunday
morning, Every one is invited to
ONE.
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lowing resolution: M
Resolved, That the police, jail and
fire committee take up and consider
what kind OF an outfit II intends 10
install in new fire station now being
erected and report back to the council
at an early date.
On motion OF Alderman Nellis the
resolution was referred TO the police,
jail and fire committee.
Miscellaneous Business.
Alderman Nellis moved that the city
comptroller be instructed to notify
the Cairo City Gas Company the
Cairo Water Company and the con
tractor who put the sewer in Twenty
Seventh street between Washington
lavenue and Walnut street to restore
the same between the points named,
J work on said street to begin within
fiteen days.
h Alderman Greaney moved as an
amendment that the engineer ann
street committee be empowered and
/ Instructed TO have the street men
toned restored.
! The amendment was lost by the fol-
lowing vote. Aye-Cannon, Greaney
Koehier, Mcdaniel. Wagner and Nee
! han-+6. Nay-Dayis, Ferguson. Kel-
ly, NellIs, SculIn an Williams.
The motion of Alderman Nellis was
| then adopted.
| An ordinance entitled "An Ordl-
nance for the Improvement of Com
mercial avenue from the south line of
Thirty Fourth street to the south line
of ThrtyEighth street in the City OF
| Cairo. Illionis by paving the same
| with vitgified brick and otherwise I'm
proving. said Commercial avenue. was,
read at length the first time, and ON
motion of Alderman Wagner. referred
to the ordinance and street commit
tees
Alderman GreaneJ introduced an
ordinance providing for the construct.
ion of cement sidewalk, six feet in
| width along the southerty side OF.
West Thirty-Fifth street from High
land avenue 10 the rightof-way OF the
Cleveland. Cincinnati and st. Louis
Railway company. which ordinance
was read at length the first Tina and.
on motion of Alderman Greaney. re
ferred to the ordinance and street
committees.
Alderman Meehan moved to adj
journ. The motion was adopted.
The council then adjourned.
ROBT. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
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Concluded on Fifth Page.)

The motion was adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Aye; Cannon, Davis
Ferguson, Greaney. Kelly, Koehler
Mcdaniel. Magner, Meehan, Nellis,
Scullin and Williams--12. Nay
None
Unfinished Business.
Under the head OF unfinished bus
mess the report of the street commit
tee recommending placing of certain
arc and gas lamps, which report was
laid over under the rules at last regu
lar meeting, was taken uD and read.
Alderman Nells moved the report
be received and lights ordered as
recommended. The motion was lost
by the following vote: Aye-Cannon
Gfeaney, Kelly, koehler, Mcdaniel,
Magner and Nellis-7. Nay-Davis
Ferguson, Meehan, Scullin and Will
JAMS.
Reports of Officers.
Ernest Nordman, city comptroller
submitted his monthly report as fol
lows;
Report of City Comptroller, show.
ing amount Appropriated, Amount Elk
pended and Balance IN Each Fund to
August 31st, 1909.
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rhe motion was lost by the follow

|
The motion was lost by the follow
ing vote: Aye-Ferguson. Magner,
Meehan and Scullin-4. Nay-Can-
non. Davis, Greaney, Kelly, Koehler,
Mcdaniel, Nellis and Williams.
The motion of Alderman Koehler
was then adopted by the following
vote: Aye--Cannon. Davis. Greaney
Kelly Koehler, Mcdaniel, Nellis and
Williams s. Nay Ferguson Mag,
ner, Meehan and Scullin-4.
Alderman Cannon introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved: That the chief of police
be and Is hereby instructed to see
that what remains of the barn recent
ly burned on the property of Stone
Brothers on Twenty, Fourth street be
removed at once D
Alderman Cannon moved the adopt,
ion of the resolution. 10
The motion was adopted unanimous.
lily.
Alderman Cannon introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved, That a gas lamp be placed
on Twenty-Fourth street halfway be
| tween Pine street and Holbrook ave
On motion OF Alderman Cannon the
resolution was referred to the street
committee.
| Alderman Cannon introduced the
following resolution:
| Resolved, That the city attorney be
and he Is hereby instructed to pre-
pare an ordinance for six foot ce
ment sidewalk along the westerly side
OF Sycamore street from TwentySec-
ond street, fifty feet north.
| On motion OF Alderman Cannon the
| resolution was adopted.
Alderman Cannon introduced the
following resolution:
| Resolved, That the city attorney
be and he is hereby instructed TO pre-
pare an ordinance for six foot cement
Sidewalk along the westerly side OF
Sycamore street from Twenty'Fourth
street, l50 feet north. On motion of
Alderman Cannon the resolution was
adopted.
Alderman Cannon introduced the
following resolution: ''fa
Resolved, That the city attorney be
and he is hereby instructed to pre-
pare an ordinance for six foot ce-
ment sidewalk along the westerly
side OF Sycamore street from Twenty
First street to Twenty-Second street.
On motion of Alderman Cannon the
resolution was adopted,
Alderman Neliis introduced the fol-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

On motion Of Alderman Greaney
the report was received and ordered
published with the proceedings.
Frank B. Armstrong, city treasurer,
submitted his monthly report showing
amount received, amount disbursed
and balance remaining in the several
funds in his hands September 80, 1909,
On motion of Alderman Greaney
the report was referred to the finance
committee.
John Sheehan, street supervisor and
poundkeeper, submitted his report as
follows.
Cairo. H., Sept. 30, 1909.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15

: u
IMoten. Barry Duncan. Henry Gilbert,
Walter Fisher Sam Roe, Frank
Slaughter, John Howard, Clarence
Parks, A. NJ. Stair. Harold Williams,
Geo. Figures. John Freeman. John
Cole Ed Martin, S. H. knapp, Robt.
White, Robt. Bradford, Geo. Young,
Nathaniel Cox. Frank Miller, j. 5.
Chapman. Phil Cooper Walter Her
ron. i. s. Jones. W. A. Rittenhouse,
Dan Cherry viii Brassfield. j. w
Hickman. Geo. Heatherly. Chas.
Jones, John Fuller Spencer Hill, Mike
Walder, w. E. Rudolph. Jim Goode, K.
Kepner. Elias Norville, Henderson
Jackson. Richard Williams, J. H. Fort
Arthur Page Gus Crimmins, John Car
Iruthers, Wash. Watkins. A. Goldstone
IL, T. Clark, Andrew Buchananie, +,
Kiser, Hurley Harper, VIII House, J.
IW. Winfrev. Cleveland Jones, Chas
beard AL. Murphy, Lee Hicks, Ell Ed
wards. Jasper. Gum, Will Clark, j
lW. Binkley, Frank Smith. John An
Iderson, f. H. James, Joe Purcell, Her
bert Thacker, Thos. Floyd, J. l.. John
lson. Will Fowler. f. NJ. Baker. ).
Humm. Sam Jones. Isfah Crumble. w
I'M. Jones. Pleas Burke. John Trigg
IChas. I.iggins. VIM. Sharp, Henry
Wilson, w. NJ. Difenbach. Geo. Seals
lWayman Easton, R. l.. Harris, A. Nil
Her. James Bond John Gerhold, Her
Imam. McInturff, ]. c. Newton, ., Z
Hibbs, j. r Sisk, Henry Edmunds
lGeo. jackson. Chas. Sullivan, H. M
Smith. Geo. hackney, Lee Clay, Harr,
Milburn, Jake Steger, John Barth, W
In. Wells. John Campbell. Bert Faux
, ner. A. p. Parker. Harrison Shelby
lGrant Kennedy, Frank Pearsol, VIM
Robinson. j. S. James, H. V. Culm, 5
H. Shepherd, Thos. Richardson. Ear
F lSchwartzbaugh, Ed. Flood. f. c
Green, Louis Oliver, John Bivens, w
IT. Hall, Gus Selvitz, Jerry Partee, W
liz. Towhey, Ed Price. Geo. Westbrook
. lW. T. Hulett. D. l.. Minton, G. N
Costler. r. ], Mcclure, Arthur Glynn
John Threadkill, Ed. Swaine, Day
Wood, f. G. Burmeister, Louis Hud
Ison. Chas. Mayo, A. G. Miller Thos
Watson, Chas. Ramsey, Luther Nun
, dock, Pink Christian. James Murray
Nv. O. Douthitt, Ed. Johnson, Emmel
, son Staunton, f. e. Billiard, Chas
, Frank, Oscar hummer, Ed. Stegel
ODDS McDaniels. Lee Carter, sA.s
, Robey G. A. Cassel, Ben Holsten, "
0. Shourd, H. v. Harrison. Teb
Adams, Rob. Lyon, Alfred Parker, F
W. Aydt, Preston Immersion, Waite
i, Hall, l.. E. Sackberger J. I. Boye
, miles Leslie, John Hodge, Norma
Halliday, Fl. N. Henckel. J. S. Walker
Twin Harrellson, z. J. Bloms, A
Woodward, viii Sheehan, Henri
, lGreenberry, win Brown, d. B. Ross
j.. l19l Receipts at $3.50 each :. 1921 0
Treasurers receipt attached. . 291 @
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Council, Cairo, Illinois:
Gentlemen:
I hereby make report of the names
of persons who have paid their street
taxes for the year 1909, during the
month of September, as follows, to-
wit:
Paul Cody, A. Blatteau. Harry Coop
er, G. T. Abel. Jos. l.. Abel, r. 6.
Abell,H c. Steinel, Sam Smith, Sill
Flake. Henry Mosley, Err. Kelly, Thos.
Couch, Joe Hall, l.. f. Ware. Win
ston Hodges. will Goodin, Henry VIII
son, Henry Mitchell, c, H. Berbling,
Willie Adams. Max Rothenberger,
Dave Gardner, MI fReissman, e. H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
Respectfully SUBMITTED,
JOHN SHEEHAN,

| street supervisor ana POundkeepeF
| Alderman Nellis moved the report
be referred to the city comptroller
1.-The motion was adopted.
Andrew Whitcamp, police magis
Itrate, reported a collection of $3G5 OF
in fines in September, 1909 On mo
Ition of Alderman Greaney the report
was referred to the city attorney and
city COMPTROLLER.
| Randall Jackson, ]. p, reported q
collection of $26 90 in fines. On mo
Ition of Alderman Greaney the report
was referred to the city attorney and
lefty comptroller.
| NJ. S. Egan, city marshal, reported
213 arrests made by the police depart.
ment in September, 1909. which report
was signed by sergt. of police and the
several police constables. On motion
of Alderman Nellis' the report was re-
ceiyed and ordered filed.
NJ. Lutz, city jailer, reported feed
| ing prisoners 7S meals before and 422
days after trial and 1873 days worked
by prisoners in September.
On motion of Alderman Greaney the
report was referred to the city comp
Itrcller.
II. L. Wedding, captain fire station
| 1, reported responding to s fire alarms
and " patrol wagon calls in Septem-
Der and made requisition FOR supplies
as follows: sacks oats, l sack corn,
/ sack bran, 20 bales hay, 8 bales
straw " doz bars soap, ) gals, all
u doz brooms and lights for patrol
Wagon.
| Richard Jones, captain fire station
2, reported responding to fire alarms
in September and made requi.ition
flor supplies as follows: 5 bales hay
IL sacks oats. 5 bales straw and !
sack bran.
| Alderman Williams moved the
acquisitions for feed be allowed and
Remainder of reports referred to the
| police, Jail and fire committee.
| The motion was adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Aye-Cannon, Davis, Fer
guson, Greaney Kelly. Koehler, Nc.
daniels, Magner, Meehan, Nellis, Soul
lin and Williams-12. Nay-None.
Reports of Committees
| The building committee, together
with the committee on claims and &C
counts, reported recommending pay,
ment of s276190, being 3 per cent of
I$3, 249.So, the first estimate of w. T
Bland, the contractor for constructing
the third fire station.
| Alderman Nellis moved the report
be received and bill allowed as recon-
mended. The motion was adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Bnrke. Can
mon, Davis, Ferguson, Greaney, Kelly
Koehler, Mcdaniel, Magner, Meehan
Nellis, Scullin and Williams-15 Nay
None.
| The street committee and the cit,
Iengineer reported recommending the
Igranting of the prayer of the petition
ers in the matter OF the property own
ers on West Twenty-Seventh street
between Highland avenue and the Bic
Four right-of-way being allowed to
construct at their own expense q
twelve inch tile pipe sewer with nee
essary manholes and house connect
ions: said sewer TO begin at man
hole in the Thirty-Fourth street sew
er district at the intersection OF Yves,
ThirtySeyenth street and Highland
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-15
MCCLURE.

NJ. b. Scanlon is here from st. Louis
on business.
The apple pickers have finished
gathering the crop and have gone
north. The crop was better than ex.
pected.
A. r. Sans wishes it understood that
he is in the race for county commits
si0ner as an independent candidate
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
BODY OF DEAD SAILOR
RETURNED TO CRUISER
Naval HonorS Paid Seaman Who,
Met Death in the Bay

The body OF Henry Fritz. a seaman
of the cruiser Buffalo. who was drowned
Sunday night. was yesterday taken on
board the warship 1t was removed
from the morgue to the harbor emer-
gency hospital in an ambulance and
was then taken in charge by a guard
of honor led by Lieutenant Colonel T. d.
Parker and DIR. J. L. Nielsen.
The body was wrapped in the stars
and stripes and was borne on board the
cruisers launch by four sailors. On
arrival at the Buffalo the remains were
slowly raised to the deck. while all the
sailors stood at present arms. The flag
OF the vessel was lowered to half mast
and taps were sounded
The relatives Of Fritz have been tele-e
graphed to. asking their wishes regard--
ing burial. II no reply comes the body.
will be buried in the navy cemetery at
Mare island. =
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Monday, February 10, 1909;
BRENTT-PETERS-Joh C. Brentt %, 312
Valencia St, and Dora n. Peters, %. 1871
Howard st.
BUDJEN-LIPPERT- Budjen. "a. and
Florence Upper is. both of So Broadway
BYRNES-BYRNES- Thomas P. Byrnes, 26. ls4
Sixth St, and Catherine Byrnes, %, 1S4 Pre-
cita ave.
CLEMETT-BILI-Fre E. Clemett 23. and
Jessie L. Bill, 20, both OF l045 Market ST.
HER-o'CoNNoR-Emn A. Discher, y.
256 Langton St. and Catherine o'Connor, y,
29S0 Twenty-ffth st.
DoNATI-FAvERo-Gu Donati, 81. 1856 Saga
more ST., and Julia Fayero. II, 2l2 Broad ST.
GELINCICH- H-MATULICH-Georg Gelincich, "a,
and Tonka Matulich, II, both of 56S Natoma
street.
GREEN l. Green. p,
21S6 Sutter St, and Florence Llewellyn, Is.
PISS Sutter st.
HARVEY GRAHAM-James Harvey, p, 90
Wisconsin ST, and Jennie Graham, 20, 2OS
Pennsylvania ave.
HERDEI-FLECK-Mar n. Herdel. %. 9ol
Oak St, and Anna Fleck 20, 463 Fillmore st.
LAMAR-HUGHES- E. Lamar, "a, 800
Dolores St. and Estena +. Hugnes, 20 SSSd
Eighteenth st.
EN-CASTLE-Arthur P. S. Mac
quisten, 81, Salt Lake City. and Eva B. Cas-
tie, 81. 2402 Steiner st.
NAKATA-YAMAsHITA Nakata, %,
and Tsune Yamashita. 26, both of 1924
Geary st.
RATTo-RISso-Jame ]. Ratio. %, 44o1
Eighteenth ST., and Lena B! Risso Is, 42ls
Mission st.
SCHwAB- -BRAY-Robert H. Schwab, 21, and
Mary G. Bray, Is, both of 1856 Army st.
STERN -sTERN-Charles n. Stern. 2l, savan-
nah, Ca. and Carrie Stern, IS. zoos Buchanan
street.
TRIMBLE-T E-TAUBERT-Alexandra E. Trimble,
20, Berkeley, and Stella Taubert, %, 354
Guerrero st.
Oakland, Feb 15.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
BANNISTERATHORNI Edward A. Bannis-
ter, &c. Berkeley, and Emily A. Thorning, 20,
Alameda.
DAVIS-OCHS-Jam A. Davis. 25, San Fran
cisco. and Bertha NJ. Ochs, 25, Oakland.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. Fisher. %. and
Marguerite King, %, both of San Francisco.
FORTUNA-SILVA-Jo G. Fortuna, Al,
and Marienna Silva. SO. both of Newark.
GARAP-NOFSINGER-J Garap 3d. Oak
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
BIRTHS

BoGEN-In this city. February 8. 1909. to the
Vile Of Harry W. Bogen, son.
DOHEMANN-In this city. February s. 1909,
10 the Wife OF Herman Dohemann. daughter.
DOMERCUE-In this city, February 5, 1900.
TO the wife OF A. Domergue. a son.
FRAHM-In San Mateo. Cal. February IL. 1900,
10 the wife OF Henry Frahm, daughter.
LUiZ-ln this city. February H. 1909, TO the
wlre OF William II Lutz. a daughter.
REDDING-In this city. February o, 1909 TO
the Wife OF Joseph L. Redding Of Nicasio.
a son.
the wife of f. J. Williams. son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16

land. and Ida Nofsinger. IS. San Francisco
R0DRIGUES-LEAI-Nfa F. Rodrigues. 23
Vallejo, and Marie s. Leai, II, Hayward
SANDOR-HALLENZER- Sander. 2S. and
Annie Hallenzer, %, both Of Fruitvsle.
N-BRANKSCHULTE-Fr Thomp-
son. 20. and Lille Branksehulte, Is, both OF
San Francisco.
T-PELT0N-Willism III. West, &c. San
francisco, and Freda G. PeltOn. is, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
MARRIAGES

HALL-0LIVER-In this city. February Is,
Iso9, by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford, pastor
First Christian church. Benjamin F. Hall and
Gertrude l. Oliver, both OF Santa Rosa.
WlLSON-BRUNS-In this city, February 4
IgU9, by the Rev. Robert Lord Cave, pastor
west Side Christian church. Eugene P. VIII
son OF San Bruno, and Augusta NJ. Bruins OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16

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
ized to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published in this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
STOCKS AND BONDS FoR SALE

ARE you buying or selling stocks bonds; Call
on PETTIS & BURBECK, 333 First National
bank building Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

A CHANCE IN LIFETIME-WiI sell place
with about 40 cottages. large hotel; IL room
10 acres in olives; brick factory: latest ma
chinery; capacity 10000 bricks per day !;
horses, cattle. tools. wagons, carriages, etc.
necessary for first class resort; healthful, pop
ular and quiet; always good patronage; $50
acres good farming land price very reason
able; viii accept small amount cash, balance
on mortgage. account owner old and sick :;
willing to exchange for city property. Full
particulars by calling j. MEYER, 1895
Golden Gate ay
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-16
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
sG,OOO-Easy terms; worth $3.50; house Z
rooms lot 2Sx109:6; north side Turk near
Scott; this must be sold at once; reduced
from SIS, 500: large mortgage can remain.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31S-324 Kearny st.
MY EXTREMITY Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
50, ,500-was $T.0 .000-3 almost fats 4. 5
and 8 r and b.; well built and laid out; shin
gled front. pillared Vestibule. red tile caves
Call at 295 sth/av.
I HAVE got three new beautiful fats / am GO
ing TO sell within week cost $11 900; make
me a reasonable offer and they are yours
] mean this. so don't delay. l4l0 Haight ST.