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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP HOME
SEEK FRS RATES 7. NEW
AEATCO 4ND TEIAA

On the first and third Tuesdays of each
month, during The entire year. the Colo
RADIO & Southern Railway points in New
Mexico and Texas at one fare plus e2.00
for the round trip Final limit twenty
five days. allowing liberal stop-over privil-
eyes. For detailed Information, rates etc
call on the Colorado < Southern agent, or
address L. Z. Fisher. Gcnl Passenger
Agent, Denver, Colo. 6-u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19
COCHETOPA
News Champion Correspondence.

.NtNs- OHainpion correspondence
Friday, February >.
Mr. Ireland is at W. C. McDon-
ough's.
Everybody is back from the stock
show.
Sim Cochrane was in Gunnison
Monday
The snow is piling up deeper and
deeper every day
Frank Quint ana has been on the
sick list with toneilitis.
Dave Mitchell and Frank Nef
have gone to Saguache to run the
saw mill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19
60 01K
Wednesday, February Il.

Wednesday, keeruery II.
Prepssssao.s sse hs.Ag naAs fos
the literary e0ssssasazssas snA daass
at the Fsssview school kose YssAay
n,SLi. Tke dsesse y O ~ sskjsa
't.esolved tAsa . uaaa wM uusk
harder for wealth tAaa tans. "
I,efre~hnas0ts wsn he sssvsd. o.
account Il the ssormy wsashsr shis
will lie the lsst .ssssias fo< the year
Roads are fair fog aodessae loads
up TO Frank lishtIeys.
Very little s,ckness ON Ohio
Creek expect AZ occasional cold
Healthy weather in spite Of the saow
or because II it, which?
Harris Bsos. g through with the
mad every DAY, although it took I'LL
midnight several times. From
WaIlaces e up however they had to
g ON snowshoea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19

The. Spanish Jack owned by II.
c. Mcconnell and Otis Moore was
found dead Saturday morning last.
Some heart trouble is suspected as
the cause. The animal was con-
sidered worth $500, so that it makes
quite loss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19

Alfalfa at SIS a ton is the report
from some sections Of the North
Fork. As matter of fact there is
none Tor sale, otherwise the price
might not be so high. If only the
Colorado & Southern were in COM
mission to that valley so that our
mountain hay could reach there
without tranferring it would be a
decided advantage to both sections
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-02-19
in the Salida shops.

in the Salida shops
Engineer Chas. Cowan broaght
engine A02 up from Cerro hill Aoa-
day and 10 on the Crested l,stte
branch with the snow plow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
WINS DIVORCE ON
AFFINITY CHARGE
Husband Says He Learned of
Wife's Alleged Unfaithful-
ness From Child
Captain Austin Walton Files
Denial of DeSertion Complaint
Made by Spouse

A pathetic story of how William
G. Daily, a wealthy tanner, first learned
of his wifes alleged unfaithfulness was
related by Daily in Judge Seawell' s
court yesterday, during the trial of
his suit for divorce from Annie Daily.
Papa, do you know Jimmie Corey y?''
Daily was asked one day by his infant
daughter.
NO who is he?" asked the father in
turn.
why, he is our San Jose papa the
little girl astonished her father by
replying.
DAILY. continuing his testimony, said
that his wife had made several trips
to San Jose, against his protest. stay
ing there on one occasion as long as
two months. She always took their
three children with her. Other testi-
mony was given TO the effect that Mrs
and suppers with Corey, and had been
escorted home by him at o'clock in
the morning.
Mrs. DAILY brought suit for divorce
on the ground of desertion, but DAILY
cross complained and secured the de-
cree, the wife falling to appear in
court. DAILY is stock holder in the
Norton tanning company. He has made
a settlement on his wife, who was rep
HaIpin.
Captain Austin Wilson Walton, fed
eral inspector of hulls at St. Michael
Alaska, and formerly of1cer in charge
of the army transport service in Manila,
filed a formal answer yesterday to the
divorce complaint of Mrs. Marie L.
Walton. Walton's answer merely de-
nies the allegation of desertion made
by his wife. No indication is given
whether or not he will contest her suit
Mrs. Walton, who is popular in society
in San Francisco and the transbay
cities. and who in 1902-03 was a
leader of the army and navy set in
Manila, being a frequent guest of Mrs
William Fl. Taft. charges that her hus-
band abandoned her more than a year
ago. They were married November
80, 1899.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows: BY Judge Sturtevant-Nora
Jeffress from Robert L. Jeffress, deser-
ton; William E. Brewer from Ella
Brewer. desertion; Jesse G. NJ. Click
from Araminta Click. desertion. BY
Judge Seawell-Teresa Belling from Os-
car A. Belling, desertion. BY Judge
Troutt-Bridget McNulty from William
McNulty, habitual intemperance. BY
Judge Mogan-Adla Maria Johnson
from Joseph Johnson, desertion.
Elizabeth Courtright filed suit for
divorce from William A. Courtright
on the ground of desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13

the funeral tomorrow Thursday. January A.
Fellows erematOry. Point Lobos avenue un-
der the auspices Of the Society Of California
Pioneers.
PEARSON Alameda. CAL. January r. 1909.
Anna Pearson, widow OF the late William
Pearson and aunt OF Miss Kate Chandler
Thomson. Miss Clara Thomson. Mrs William
Neelsnds and Mrs. W. G. Sharpstein
residence; l622 Lafayette street, Alameda
today "wednesday. January 10, 19O9 at 2
O'Clock p. m Interment private.
RowAN-In this city. January II. 1902 Tim
othy D. Rowan. dearly beloved husband of
Julia F. Rowan, and beloved father Of Mrs.
> Z. Switzer Jr.. Mrs J. p. Ryan and Bertha
Z ana Charles II. Rowan. a native Of Ireland.
aged 80 years months and % days. EST
Louis, New York and Boston papers please
copy
Friends and acqualntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"Wednesday, January 13. 1909. at $50 o. clock
$3.50 sixteenth street between Church and
Sanchez thence to Mission Dolores church.
Sixteenth and Dolores streets where re-
quiem mass will be celebrated for the reDose
OF his soul. commencing at O'Clock a. m.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
sCHMITT-In this city. January 12. 1903. VII
liam H., dearly beloved husband OF Emma
years.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Thurs
parIors Of j. G. oConnor & Co.. 40 ''Is,d1 TarK
street near Franklin. Interment private.
SCHUETTE-Entered into rest in this city
January II, 1909. Maria. beloved wife OF VIII
liam Schuette. mother OF Emma Strauss and
Alvin T. Schuette and Mrs. v. s. Walsh.
and sister OF John c. Derbaum. a native OF
Germany, aged 81 years months and
days.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
dayl- January a. 1909. at 1870 D. m. from
her late residence. 193 Chattanooga street.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
TAYLoR-In this city. January H. 1909, John
Taylor a native OF Scotland. aged 4S years.
A member OF the J0urneymen Stone Cutters
union
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day.. az 10:4j O'Clock a. NJ, from the par
lors of Gantner Brothers. 3460 Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery. By 1880 a. train from
Twenty-hfth and Valencia streets
WAIDMAN-In this city. January II. 1909. at
the residence OF the parents. 1474 Forty
seventh avenue. Oceanside. Hazel beloved
daughter Of August and Ida Waidman a ma
tive OF San Francisco, Cal, aged I month
and days.
wALsH-In this city, January n. 1909. Mrs.
Mary Walsh native Of Ireland, aged so
years
YEsrER-In this city. January II. 1903. George
Yester. a native OF Pennsylvania. aged 48
years
zAzzI-In this city. January TO- 1909. Pietro.
dearly beloved husband Of Teresa Zazzi. and
beloved father OF Paul. samuel Adoph and
william ZazzI. Mrs Mary Codeglia and Mrs
Louisa Casassa. and or the late John and
Irene Zazzi a native OF Parma. Italy aged
95 years IL months and 23 days. clos Angeles.
Cal and New York papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
dav) January a. 1909. at 1880 a. m. from
his late residence, 31S Third avenue, Richmond
district.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
COFFEY ARRAIGNED
FOR TAKING BRIBES
Attorney Franklin P. Bull Se-
cures Continuance for De-
fendaHt to Plead
Judge Dunno Says That Pre-
liminary Motions Must Be
Made Saturday

Looking worried and scared Michael
". coney. q member Of Ruefs Doodle
board Of supervisors, stood up in Judge
DUNES court yesterday afternoon and
was arraigned on three charges of ac-
cepung bribes. on the application of
his attorney, Franklin p Bull, the case
was continued 10 Saturday for Coffey
10 plead.
There is no objection to the matter
going over 10 Saturday" Judge Dunno
said to Bull, but I want you 10 under
stand that whatever motions are TO be
submitted preliminary TO the defendant
being called upon 10 plead must be
submitted at that time"
no attempt 70 delay the case will
be made in behalf Of the defendant"
Bull answered
Assistant District Attorney Ferrari
handed TO Coney a copy Of all the tes-
rimOny taken before the grand jury in
connection with the Indictment of Cof-
fey.
The crimes charged in the indict-
.ments are: Accepting $4,000 from
Ruef Gallagher and Ford in the United
Railroads matter; accepting $500
from A. *. Detwiler. Ruef and Gal
lagher In the Home telephone company
matter; accepting $3.50 from Gallagher,
Ruef and Drum in the gas company
matter.
Bull was not informed which indict-
- ment VIII be tried first. but il is un-
: derstood that it viii be the United
Railroads case.
The arraignment proceedings were
very short and formal One indict-
ment was read to the defendant who
answered that Michael William COffey
was his true name. By consent the
reading Of the other two indictments
was dispensed with.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
RAILROAD INCORPORATED

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Oak
land and Antioch railway, a company
formed 10 construct a line estimated at
80 miles i'm length from Oakland TO the
town OF Bay Point. in Contra Costa
county. We're filed with the san Fran
cisco county clerk yesterday. The
corporation IS capitalized at $4,000. 600,
and San Francisco viii be made its
principal place of business. The di-
recrOrs are A. ". 1Ialtby OF Concord.
Contra Costa county; s I. Naphtaly,
san Francisco. Allan Pollok San
Francisco; Walter Arnstein. san Fran
cisco; T. s Brooks. Alameda: II. A.
Mitchell. Berkeley. and F. W. Smith.
san Francisco. The amount Of capital
subscribed is $4,000. OF this sum
Mitchell has paid up S29.300 for 293
shares. and each Of the other directors
500 for a single share.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Tuesday, January IL. 1909
BoWCOCK -wARNECKE--W William T. Bowcock,
%. and Dorothy Warnecke, 20, both of 1878
Seventeenth ave.
CANNON-GAL ALVIN-Jo Z. Cannon, 81, and
Nellie A. Calvin. Is. both of 1926 Florida st.
-BoOTHBY-Henry j. Friedrichs,
%. l46 Wood St, and Estella A. Boothby.
20, 81 Belmont ave.
KENDA ALI-SIAIPSoN-Claude S. Kendall, a.
San Francisco, and Anna z. Simpson 10,
lT05 Baker ST.
UNDGREN-NOLAN- Lundgren, 33. 221
Third St, and Margery Nolan, 26, Los An
geles.
MAFFEI-LENA-N -Narciso Maffei 2e lib Mont
gomery St, and Mary Lena, is, 579 Francisco
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nova z. Maynard, %.
459 Turk ST. and Laura NJ. Cameron, %,
Burlingame.
o'NEIL-HARRISoN-Th Thomas E. O'Neil. 35,
Fort Jones. and Virginia NJ. Harrison, 26,
1886 Pacific ave.
PETTERSEN-Jo JoRGENSEN-WiIliam C. Pet
tersen "a. IL California ave-, and May Jor-
gensen. Is, l745 Sanchez ST.
REITMANN-vON DER MEHDEN-Diedrich j.
Reitmann, 40, 515 Eighth St, and Anna Won
der Mehden. "a. TO Dolores ST.
I-SHEPHARD- Frederic G. Schall. Al.
winchester hotel, and Agnes SHEPPARD 40,
120 Dolores st.
spITz-KURTz- Louis spitz, 3s, and Jeanne
Kurtz, 1S both of Hotel Argonaut.
yARNI-BERTUCCI-M Michael varni. %. San
Francisco, and Albena Bertueci, 20, 1912 Do
lores st.
INCONSISTENCIES Edward Z. Wilcox, 81.
aud Jennie Saunders, p, both OF 1926 O'Far-
rell st.
OAKLAND. Jan. 12.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
DOPHUS- US-AIARvINE-Joseph Dophus 90. and
Mabel Marvine, II, both of Elmhurst
MCCORMICK K-FITZGERALD-Will F. Nc
Cormick. 3s, Tracy, and Mary V. Fitzgerald
% Alameda.
vIERRA---LoPEs.yi Vincent .yierra, 80. and
Mary Lopes is, both Of Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13

Corpus Christi church, where solemn re-
quiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul, commencing at 1880
o'clock.
KEEGAN-In this city, January IL. 1909. Ellen:
dearly beloved wife of Martin keegan. and
loving mother Of Mrs. Felix Dougherty, James
Keegan. and the late Mrs. Thomas Henry
and John Keegan. native of Ireland
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
day, January H. 1909. from her late resi-
dence, 201 Missouri street. thence 10 ST.
Theresa's church where requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose OF her
soul. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
KELLY-In Oakland. CAL. January u. 1902
Walter Lee Kelly, beloved husband Of Clara
Kelly. and son Of Orlando A. and Rose Kelly.
native OF Kansas aged IS years months
and Il days.
LYNCH-In this city, January II, 1909. Con-
stance Peasants Lynch, beloved daughter OF
Thomas II. and Sue H. Lynch. a native OF
San Francisco, CAL, aged years 1 month
and 16 days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow Thursday
chapel of n Gray & Co, 219e Geary street
corner Of Deyisadero. Interment private.
MATToX-In Berkeley, CAL, January TO- 1900
Benjamin. beloved husband Of Amelia Mattox.
son of Tobias and Mary E. Mattox. and
brother of Emmett and Clarence MattOx. and
Mrs c. Jones Of Greeley, Colo. native OF
Colorado aged 20 years months and 10
days
Notice Of funeral later. Remains at the
parlors Of the Albert Brown company. Odd
Fellows building, Berkeley, Cal.
McCARTHY-In this city. January II. 1909
Elizabeth. beloved wife Of John Mccarthy;
and loving mother of Dora. Mary. Katie and
Neil Mccarthy. native Of Vermont, aged
80 years.
Remains at the parlors of ]. c. O'Connor
& Co., 40 Turk street near franklin
MEYER-In this city, January IL, 1909. Bern
hard H.. beloved husband of Anna Meyer. and
father of III. Henry. August w. Ernest G.,
c. Edward and T. William Meyer and Mrs.
p. Lindacher, native OF Germany, aged
80 years months and p days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day., January IA, 1909 at 10 o'clock a. m,
from his late residence, 81 Carl street near
Cole. Interment private
MULLIN-In this city. January u. 1909, Mary
wife OF the late Thomas j. Mullin, mother
of Thomas ]. Mullin. and sister OF Mrs. A
Mahoney, native Of County Cavan, Ireland,
Notice Of funeral hereafter Remains at the
parlors Of J. C. 0'Connor & Co., 40 Turk
street near Franklin.
NUHN-In this city. January IL. 1909, Annie
Nuhn. widow of the late Peter Nuhn. and
father of Joseph. Peter, Mary and James
Nuhn and John Byrne. a native of Ireland
aged 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"wednesday. January Is. 1909. at $50
o'clock a. M. from the parlors OF MOnahan
& Co.. Twenty fifth and Guerrero streets
thence to ST. Paul's church. where a re-
repose of her soul commencing at Q O'Clock
Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by electric
funeral from Twenty eighth and Valencia
streets
B. Paul, father Of Jane A. and Florence K.
Paul. native OF Bridgton. n. j.. aged SIS
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
ATTORNEY REBUKfD
FOR HIDING GOODS
Judge Dunno Scores William G.
Crittenden for COncealing
Evidence
Counsel for ShintO Priest Pro-
vOkes 0utburst by Offering
to Locate Property

Something like a sensation termf-
mated the first days proceedings in the
trial in Judge Dunnes court of Shusaki
Sudo, the Japanese Shinto priest
charged with the embezzlement Of
about S., 600 worth of valuable oriental
curios. including rare paintings and
porcelain. After all the testimony in
behalf OF the people had been intro
duced William c. Crittenden, attorney
for the defendant, made his opening
statement to the jury, and his last
words were:
Gentlemen Of the jury, we will show
you where these goods are and where
they have been since last July
Prosecutor Ferrari was on his feet
in an instant. protesting that he was
intensely surprised to hear that the
defendant with the aid OF his attorney
had been hiding evidence material in
the trial Of criminal action.
ORDER TO DELIVER GOODS
The officers Of the law have searched
every nook and corner of the city for
these goods, but have been unable to
find them" said Ferrari. Il am sur
prised that any reputable citizen. let
alone an attorney at law, should assist
in. the eoncealment from the police and
the court OF the articles alleged to
goods be produced"
Judge Dunno, having dismissed the
jury until tomorrow morning, lectured
Crittenden upon his conduct, telling
him that perhaps he did not realize
how serious a matter it was to conceal
evidence from the court.
The court has been trified with, .
said the Judge. and Mr.. Crittenden has
failed in his duty in not notifying the
police or the district attorney of the
Whereabouts of the property.
The Judge ordered Crittenden to de-
liver the goods into the hands of the
police. and this Crittenden said he
would do.
DEFENDANT CLAIMS PROPERTY
Crittenden explained that he had no
intention OF misleading the court. and
said that in his opinion his client had
right TO the goods because they be-
longed 10 him and he was innocent of
Ine charge of embezzlement.
The charge against Sudo arises out
OF transactions following the importa-
UIon Of the art goods from japan. Shi-
bata advanced $500 to pay the duty.
The goods were placed in his custody,
but Sudo is accused Of having wrong
fully obtained them from him by stat
ing he wished TO exhibit them for sale
and Of having failed to return them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13

Valdez 4 Seward. PenuSy lvania Jan. 10
aidez x Seward. santa Clara. Jan. "a
--1'-~~'-->>-~~---~-->~~ ~->>~~->~~~~->~-~-~>~>~~~
early this morning from Manila
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria is
due Friday from the orient with a
large number of passenge and a VAL
liable cargo.
Virginian at Honolulu
HONOLULU, Jan. 12-The stock
transport Vtrginian. laden with cavalry
horses for the army post here. arrived
today after very rough trip. Two
horses were killed during the voyage
being crushed in their stalls by the
rolling OF the ship. The Virginian
sailed from San Francisco January A.
New Line From Orient
SAN DIEGO. Jan. 12-For the pur-
pose of arranging a regular steam
ship service between this city and
ports of the orient T. Ishada, repre-
senttng the steamship company OF Nit
SUI q Co, Tokyo, arrived here yester-
day. Primarily, however. he is here
as representative of the Japanese
government to arrange with the
SpreckelS commercial company for the
coaling of a squadron of four Japan
ese warships that are to arrive on the
Pacific coast in April The squadron
will be composed of two armOred
cruisers and two training ships. 1t
will leave Japan, according to Isha-
hada. in March. sailing for Honolulu
thence to San Francisco. From San
Francisco the warshipS will come here,
remaining about 10 days. after which
they will sail for Panama in order
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
CALIFORNIA CLUB MUSICALE

A dramatic and musical program
filed the afternoon at the meeting of
the California club yesterday, followed
by a social hour and the serving of
tea.
This being the second Tuesday of
the month. no business was transacted
Mrs. Miriam Nelke gave a dramatic
recital, delighting her audience with a
Shakespearean scene and some enter
tanning bits of dialect.
Miss Edith Rees, a violiniSt, played
fa) Hungarian Rhapsodie." NJ. Hauser;
(b) 'Salut d'Amour," Edward Elgar
and was enthusiastically applauded.
Miss Perkins was the Accommodate
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
DANCE HALL LICENSE
MONEY is RETURNED
Secretary SkeIiy Notifies Tax
Collector of Proceeding

Secretary Skelly of the police COM
mission notified the supervisors
finance committee yesterday that, in
accordance with its recommendations
and the insistence of the tax collectors
office. the deposits of license money
had been returned to Is OF the dance
get his SIS by calling for it. The. tax
collectors contention that all moneys
paid to the city should be through the
tax collectors office and should at once
be transferred to the city treasury
was upheld by the committee and to
this view the recent president of the
police commission, A. d. Cutler, and
Secretary Skelly yielded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
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 published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
arc published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE


HERE'S your chance; brand new room and
bath cottage: beamed ceilings. gas and cleo
tric lights, fixtures and shades large hall.
china closet. pantry, mantel: paneled dining
room finished in old oak; rooms tinted sliding
DOORS street work and cement walks done: all
fenced and convenient TO Key Route and s. p
stations; also school. church and stores Price
$3.50; terms. $3.50 cash. balance $25 monthly
Bargain-5 room high basement shingled
cottage; extra well finished and large rooms.
hall and bath. pantry; gas and electric light
fixtures; natural finish IN redwood; folding
doors; rooms tinted; extra large closets; clothes
chute; lot 4oxl30; street work and concrete
walks done; only ] block 70 new Key Route
and 5. Z. stations. school. church and store
and electric cars. Price So. 600; terms $500
cash. balance SO monthly. This is in good
location.
Bargain IN almost new room, high base
ment cottage, with all conveniences; gas and
electric lights: lot 3Jxl33: on main street
street work and walks done. Price SO 900:
terms, $3.50 cash, balance $50 monthly This
house VIII rent for $50 a month, as it Is
close 10 Key Route and S. z. stations and
streetears viii pass the house in less than 2
months.
O. A. RUDOLPH.
1888 Adeline st. Alcatraz station
Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13

POOL VISITORS CoNvICTED-The pooiroom
of Richard Cheney, 1S2 Fourth street was visited
by Detectives Redmond and Cook on Monday
afternoon and they answered the telephone calls
for bets. Eleven men dropped in TO make their
bets and were placed under arrest with Cheney
Two of them took the witness stand in Police
Judge Deasys court yesterday and the cases
against them were dismissed but the others were
convicted OF visiting poolroom and will be SEN
fenced today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
FURNITURE FOR SALE

OR JANUARY FURNITURE SALE means a
great saving 20 those in want Of furniture. n
we were 20 move s. 600 worth Of goods 10 a
store, place EN- on a limit. 50 much on the
dollar. store rent 10 DAYS. $50. 90; moving
goods. $50; commission. Sl25; loss or shortage
SO. We cast it one side and IN place Of $500
expense We run great sale for January
everything goes. at the Busy Corner. iIth and
Franklin sts. II. SCHEfLHAAS. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
MARRIAGES

FRANCIS this city, January O.
1903. by the Rev. Frank Stuart Ford pas.
for First Christian church, Arthur Francis and
Mabel Runnels, both OF San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-13
FRUITvALE Real EsTATE

50. .2J0-Reduced from $4,000: in the midst of
beautiful homes: in FuitFale av.: must
be sold; cottage rooms, bath, gas; lot
0OxlJ0; eastern owner; mortgage 81 200.
So, 400 story residence S rooms. bath. gas.
beautiful Fruitvale av. district; lot BOX
100. reduced from 81 900. only 81 800 cash.
RANDALL r. u co. 3l26 Fruitvale av