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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-30
APPROXIMATIONS

90 numbers. 1901 to 124o0. inclusive, on the
First Capital of si0,o00-sl0 each.
90 numbers. soo1 TO 500. inclusive. on the
Second Capital OF 81 0Oo-s10 each
No. 12367 draws First Capital, $4,000, sold
in San Jose and San Francisco, Cal. No. 5000
draws Second Capital. s., 600 sold in Placerville
Capital. $1,000, sold in Los Angeles. San Jose
and San Francisco, Cal. Nos. 1925 and ieO3l
each draw $500. sold in Eureka. San Jose, Los
Angeles and San Francisco Cal
The above is for 81, fractions In proportion.
The Original Nscional ". & +. Company Of
San Francisco paid the following Tor october
Thomas Hy Spain. employed Majestic Bot
ting CO., SO Biedeman street, s. f.. Cal.
W. A. whaley. steward S. P. ferry boats.
and Mrs. A. II. Andersen, 1887 Goss St. OaA-
land. Cal, 5000.
william Haag Of Peerless Bakery, 1733
Leavenworth St, residing 1I51 Hyde St, s. F..
George spanos. prop. Sierra Grocery, 900
McAliister ST., residing 2la Fulton St, s. f.,
Freda Gurgensen. employed Greenebauu.
Well Michels, 10Th aud York sts., residing
Mrs NJ. j. Meyer collected for Matte Meyer.
employed by Kissel Ksr Automobile Co.. 30l
Golden Gate ave, residing 2s4 Bonview ave-.
Mrs s oberg. 1901 Myrtle ST.. Oakland.
j. ". Weber of Richmond Tea Co.. 21o
Clement St. 5. f.. Cal. 1900.
Miss L. Fischer, 26l6 Post st, S. F., CAL,
81. 900.
r. Mcdonald, conductor s. p. r. r. Co..
Sacramento division. Sacramento residing ia
18th ST., Sacramento. Cal, $500.
J. II. Gordan. employed By J. W. Schouten
Co, 73S Bryant St. s. F.. Cal, residing
1917 San Jose ave. Alameda. Cal. $500.
John de Panglier. conductor s. P. r. r. Co..
western division, residing 1882 34th ave-, Oak
land Cal. $500.
r. v. Hill. $3.50 Mission St. s. F.. and II.
s. Curry. 432 Sanchez ST.. $. f., $500.
John d. Gray. 1920 Jackson St, Oakland,
Cal. aud A. A. Ritter. 755 Webster ST.. s. F..
Cal, $500.
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Vital Statistics
BORN


BERTUCCI-In this city, September IS, 1913.
to the wife OF Peter Bertucci, son.
BiAyCHI-In this city. October 23, 1918, to
the wife of Giuseppe Bianchi, daughter
BLooM-In this city. October 81, 1913, to the
wife OF Alex D. Bloom, son.
CAHILL--In this city, October 27, 1913, to the
wife Of Arthur B. Cahill, son.
D'ACQUISTO-In this city. October IL. 1913. 10
the wife OF Salvatore dAcquisto daughter.
DIRKS-In this city, October "a, 1913, to the
wife Of George O. Dirks, son.
DOMENIC-In this city. October 81. 1913, to
the wife OF Altieri J. Domenic. son.
FRENCH-In this city October "a, 1918. to the
wife Of Lorine lie Roy French. son.
FISCHER-In this city. october "A, 1915 10
the wife of Otto L. Fischer, son.
GEIDE-In this city, October IS, 1913. to the
wife Of Johan A. Geide. son.
GoUGH-In this city, october %, 1913. to the
wife OF Joseph F. Cough. son.
HANSEN-In this city october "a, 1913, to the
wife OF Henry Hansen. son.
HARvERY-In this city, October 21. 1918, to
the wife Of Thomas J. Harvery, son.
HEISER-In this city, October 2b, 1913, to the
wife Of Hans Heiser, a daughter
HlRSCH-In this city, October 26, 1913, TO the
wife Of Jonas Hirsch, son. -, .
MAITLAND-In this city. October %, 1913, to
the wife OF Harry Maitland, daughter %
1915. to the wife Of Henry Marquring;; son
MeDoNALD--In this city. August %. 1913. to
the wife OF John I. McDonaiu. sou. =,
MULLER-In this city. August %. 1913. 10 the
wife OF Charles II. Muller. daughter
PACELLI-In this city, October Q. 1913. TO the
wife of Angelo Pacelli, son.
PEL0S0-In this city, October 10. 1913, TO the
wife of Donate Peloso. daughter 49,. -
PRIGNITz-In this city, october ~, 1918, 70
REILLY-In this city, October 1e, 1918, TO the
vile of William ]. Reilly. daughter.
RocCo-In this city. October 20, 1sls' 10 tne
wife Of Aniello Rocco, SOD.
ROSE-In this city, August 10, 1918, 10 tne
wife of NJ. Rose daughter. -.
SEIDLER-In this city. October "a, 1915, TO
the wife OF Curt Seidler, son.
SILyA-In this city, October 20, 1913, 10 the
wife of John Silva, daughter.
SULTAS--In this city. October 20. 1913, 10 tne
wife Of Ernest Sultan. daughter.
ToRREs-In this city. October n. 1913, to the
wife Of Frank Torres, son.
wIGNoRE-In thir city. october %. 1913. to
the wife of Charles A. Wigmore, daughter.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box: New
~ tier. s1.1oa1 .25; bellefower. 81 tier,
81 ;25 LAO; spitzenberg. tier. s1.4o@1.75; oo
~ tier, $l.10G1 Is; bellefower, A tier, 81 %
giles; do Az tier, ST. I561.2 25: Rhode Island
greetings, tier. S1G1.25; do Al tier, 81;
Delaware reds, tier, 81 3091 40: do 415 tier.
SI15Ql .25; Hoover, tier, 81 :259 Il .35; DO "a
tier, S191.25: Baldwin tier, 81 so;
do AZ tier, s1.15Gl.25 Oregon spitzenbergs,
sl.I5g2.50; do Jonathans s1.50G1.75.
Figs-Per small box, 45g75c; delta boxes,
S0Q90c.
ouinces-Per box, 5ocQs125
Ponegranates-Per box, 50@60c; large boxes,
75cGs1-25.
Persimmons-Per box 75cGs1.25.
Pears-Bartletts; per box. s1.50g2.25; other
Grapes-Per crate; Isabellas. s1G125: To
kay, s5e4sI; Malaga. s5e9s1: black. 50g8oc;
esq 75c; lugs, tokay. s1d1 rs; muscat. s5cG
81; black. 65Q9oc; seedless. s1.50G2. 20; zin-
fandel. per ton, $26G30; do. of grades, S1s4
20; white wine grapes, $1T@24; mission, So
Q26
Berries-strawberries. per chest s3.5o06.
Raspberries-Per chest. s4G7.50.
Huckleberries-Per lb 4Q9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, per Dbl, $eG9.5O;
New Jersey late reds, per bbl, $10q1050; Coos
Bay, per box. s2.25Q2.50
Meions-Nutmegs. per box. 25@s1; water
melons. 81 per doz: casabas, 5Oc@S1-25 per doz.
Citrus Fruits-Per box: Lemons standard,
S3.5oq4-50; choice, s5.5096.50; fancy. $7q
I.50; lemonettes, $2G4; grapefruit. fancy seed
ling. $2Gs3; do. seedless. $5.5046; do. new
crop. $4.5045.o0; lines. per cs $45095.o0.
Oranges-Falencias. per box. S496.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian, i5e@
s1.50 per bunch: do. Central American, 4qoc
per ID; do. Mexican, 3@4c per lb; pineappies,
per doz, Hawaiian, $1.5092.50.
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Financial Summary

quiet
cent
National Association of Railway Commerce
ADOPTS report recommending federal and state
supervision of issuance of stocks and bonds
OF utility and railroad corporations.
president Wilson understood to be much op-
posed to change made in currency bill elm
mating secretary of agriculture and comp
roiler OF currency from membership in federal
board of reserve
Canadian Ford Motor company passes divi-
dend; unsettled conditions in western Canada
given reason
Ottawa dispatch says Canadian Northern
VIII apply TO parliament for further guaran-
tee OF S25 600. 600 bonds.
New York Central expected to announce
issue OF $4,000 900 or S12. 100000 3 per cent
one year notes.
Chairman Clarke of interstate commerce
commission says he was incorrectly quoted
when made to say that be favored an increase
In railroad rates.
Twelve industrials advanced .19: 20 active
rails advanced .2T; rails, l04.90; industrfals.
1918.
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REc1EpTs AND sHrpMErrs

CHICAGO Oct. 30.--Gran receipts; Flour
This week. "a, 900: last week. 1000; last year.
33. 600. Wheat--This week. "a 900; last week,
1000; last year. 32e. 900. Corn--ThiE week.
81. 900; last week. IT5.0o0; last year. 222. .00G.
oafs-This week. $4,000; last week, 26e COO;
last year, 705 900.
Shipments: Fiour-This week, "a. 900: last
week 81 600; last year. 10 600. Wheat--This
week 65.0O0: last week. 5000; last year,
122, 600. Corn-This week. las. 600: last week.
l02 600: last year. 10000. 0ats-This week.
s01 900; last week, 345, ,000 last year. 6J5, 600.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage LICENSES "ers Iss1leu
today:
Francesca Percivale, &c. Gerke place. ana
Maria D. Macario, 21. 10 Sonoma street
Louis l. Breitensten. "a 1892 Wasnlng.on
street and Irma B. Rosenberg. q. 2lsl IA
cihc avenue. -
Clara Y. Backer 80 1915 Ellis street
Frank San Puccio, 81. 1910 Grant avenue
and Fanny Suppino, 20. 134o Grant avenue.
Emil Hoelle. 2S 3o63 Twenty fifth street.
and Minnie NJ Rippe, 25, 260S Bryant street;
Louis Rhielander, S. 1923 Folsom street, ano
Therese Ihurst. AZ, 1926 Folsom street
Joseph Jacobs 81 1855 Mason street, ana
Hilda Munder. 1s. 293o Websters street
Joseph Schneider. 81. Golden West hotel, ano
Josephine NJ Roesch. 81. Golden west notei-
John Mccormick IS, Napa, and Ida Sinclair,
81, Napa.
Grace II Brown. 80 1o46 Lake street
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT :,

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80
From Sydney, stmr Tahiti.
From Puget Sound. stmr President
From Eureka stmr North Fork
From Port San Luis, strnr Eureka.
From Ventura stmr Coos Bay.
From Portland, stmr Mackinaw.
From Coquille River. stmr Elizabeth
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81
From Hongkong, stmr Siberia.
From Balboa, stmr Colusa-
From Hilo, stmr Enterprise.
From Portland. stmr Beaver.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr Sar
Ramon.
From Los Angeles, stmr Yale
From Los Angeles. stinr Rose City.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Con
gress
From Saiina Cruz. stmr Columbian
From Wiilapa Harbor, stmr Santa Monica.
From Los Angeles. stmr Yosemite.
From Los Angeles, stmr @. c. Lindauer.
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III, ,0oo-Total .shares sold.
THE COTToN MARKET

I1FERPUUL, OCT. 5U--toIt0n que, MWI q
higher; opened quiet. generally / higher. Al
12.15. steady, 2d31a higher. At 2 p. M,
unchanged to 2 higher than 1918 Spot,
cluding 5000 American.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3o.--Port receipts today
estimated at 11.n0o: last week. 66.615: last
year. l33.S61. New York due to open Cal
higher Heavy rains have occurred in southern
Florida. Temperature has fallen considerably
In the Mississippi valley. The weather has
cleared and will be generally fair today and
tomorrow throughout tie belt.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry (per lb)-Ca1ffornia fryers, 20G23c;
old ROSTERS, 12c; do young, 1S421c; hens, IL
ale: eastern hens, 164l9c; do young stock.
1sa21c
California Hens (per doz)-Medium. $4.509
5: do extra, $6610; old ROSTERS. S4G5; young
ROSTERS. $7@s; do full grown, Ss110; fryers.
s5d6; hroilers S3G4. so; ducks. old. $4Q5; do
young. seas; pigeons. s1.25; do squads, $2-5
as; eastern hens, s7@11. according to size;
geese. per pair, S2@3.
Turkeys (per lb)-Live. young 22G24c, old
22d23c: dressed. young gobblers. best 27G31c;
hens 26G2Sc, old 24Q26c. Poor birds not in
demand
rfan hares. S4M6.
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Weather Report
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
rnRFrAgT

Forecast till p. M. Pacific time, Friday.
For San Francisco. Oakland and Vicinity
Unsettled weather tonight and Friday; probably
rain. light southwest wind.
For California north OF Tehachapi--Unset-
tied weather tonight and Friday; probably
rain; light southwest wind.
For California south of the Tehachapf--
Cloudy tonight and Friday light west wind.
For Nevada--Cloudy tonight and Friday.
For Sacramento yalley-Unsettled weather
tonight aud Friday; probably rain; light south
wind.
For Santa Clara yalley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Friday; probably rain; light south
wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Friday; probably rain; light south
wind.
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LOCAL. vFGFTARIEs

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Delta whites, 75c@ c@$l:
Salinas. $1.S592.10; sweets. $1.2501.50; Japs.
$1.35.
Onions (per ct1)-Silverskins. s1.SoQi.50; on
street, 15c higher.
yegetables-Tomatoes, 50cQS1 per box;
garlic, S410c per lb; cucumbers. $161-5o per
box; okra, per box, 75c; string beans. 3g6c
per lb; lima. 6Gsc; peas. 6Q9c per lb green
peppers. 25G60c per box; hot chile, zoe;
eggplant, 50c@S1 per box; squash. summer,
$16ll so per box; do cream. per box. 5o4loc:
Hubbard. per sack. 60G75c; do marrowfat, 5o
@75c; sprouts, 51a G6c per lb; celery, per doz
punches, 30@40c.
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OTHER SEPTEMBER EARNINGS

Missouri Pacific September gross
earnings decreased $3S,850; net. in
crease, $36.627; other income, decrease.
$27,829: total income, increase, s64,457.
For three months: Grossa decrease,
s203,401; net, increase. $4,000. Sur
plus after charges, decrease, S25,938.
Reading for September shows a sur
plus after charges Of s714,770. a de-
crease of $712,05S
The American Express company's
report for the year ended June 30 last
shows net earnings of ss32.6os: a de-
crease of s779,951. Total. net, $2,3T1,-
1S6. a decrease of $917.191.
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APPROXIMATIONS

% numbers. from 1891 to 10000 inclusive,
$50 each -. ssoo .,.
80 each - q. ,.a
ie9 numbers ending with so. s1a
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BUTTER. cHEEsE AND EGGS

Oneese--California fancy nars, II rsc podnsu: y:
steady; frsts. lee, firm: do seconds, l4c'
iancy Young Americas, 1Thc, firm; do nrsts
loc. frm: Oregon twins, Ice. steady: 90
tripiets. 16c. steady: Young Americas nc.
seeady. soe Eastern-New York cheddars' ,ancs. aic
steady: do tripiets. 171c. steady.
Retailers charged &c pound on each square
quotations
receipts today: Butter S. 700 pounds; eggs,
24,oSo dozen; cheese. 43 900 pounds.
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AL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
WHEAT TRADERS
| EXPECT REACTION
Say Speculation Not Large
Enough to Carry the
Advance Further

CHICAGO. Oct. 30-For the third
successive day many of the wheat
traders believe that prices have ad
vanced enough and that a reaction is
que The breaks on the two previous
Gays have been small and short lived.
Inc theory is that the speculation Is
not large enough to carry the advance
1urther and that the shorts had COW
cred.
Two weeks ago today the lowest
prices on the recent down turn were
MADE. Since then there has been an
advance of cents on wheat. Ia cents
despite the fact that traders saw any
reason for the advance. Close stu
dents of market conditions attributed
the bulge largely to the market being
shorts, also to the small movement.
Demand for cash wheat yesterday
was the slowest for several weeks,
shipping sales totaling only 10000
bushels, the bulge in futures causing
millers to withhold bids. outside mar
kets, however. reported good de-
mand Kansas City closed 1 cent
higher with everything taken; st,
IN higher. The seaboard reported
some Manitobas sold for export but
gave no quantities.
Cash corn prices were higher in all
markets despite the tagging tendency
Of futures. Chicago being A@N
higher with shipping sales of 10000
bushels. Kansas City reported every
thing taken at the close at 1 cent adj
vance and later bids were made n
cents higher than yesterday. st. Louis
was II "a higher; Omaha Il q IA
higher; Peoria " higher
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30.-The hrmness in
American cables were Offset here by better
weather reports from Argentina. and realizing
caused a decline at the opening of 14G1 nd.
Following the opening there was further
decline Of kG%. with the undertone heavy.
Manitoba offers are liberal with the demand
here quiet. and agent reports that the
outlook in Argentina generally Is favorable.
and this report Is confirmed by several reports
received by private firms. Those who bought
freely yesterday on the possibility OF frost
damage, as reported by private firms here.
realized on more reassuring cables today At
1:3O the market was weak and 1a@& lower
than yesterday.
Corn opened unchanged TO u lower. with
some steadness the lighter forecast for
Argentine shipments. During the morning
there was free general liquidation with de-
cline of HG%, due TO the pressure of cargoes
and parcels, easier spot. small demand and
pronounced pressure at the docks.
Drought continues in Bombay, and prospect
for wheat is poor. :
Argentine cables-Light frost, but considered
too light to do any damage In the province
Of Buenos Aires frost was heavier over the
entire wheat and cat zone, which may have
caused damage.
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NEVADA CONSOLIDATED REPORT

rspof for the endea
ber 80 shows that 813.511 dry tons of
ore We're milled, having gross value
of $2,477.305. The cost of extraction
charges at s215.072 and reduction and
smelling cost at $1,40S,46S. The net
yield subject to the bullion tax was
S283,576. and the amount of the tax
was $6.125
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Consols unchanged; money, 12&: account.
- 1919. Rio Tintos. 7I&, on 1s.
London copper opening: Spot, weak. f73
los. or fl 2s Cd: futures. fT2 OF Fl 2s Cd.
Lead f20 12s Cd. up 5s.
Liverpool cotton closed quiet and steady. un-
down on distant
j. =. Morgan & Co. are Offering S12 900. 900
New York Central one year per cent notes
at e91s and interest. to be dated and taken
up November 5. 1t is stated that none of the
New York Central lines expects to issue any
further notes this year.
Ciearances-wheat 25S. 900. nour IL. COO corn
none oats 5000 Wheat and -four equal 326 Oo0
Special from Bombay states that the fnan-
cial panic in western India has not abated.
large failure at Marwarf is impending
which. 1t is feared. will further upset the
bazaars. 1t Is reported that another Bombay
bank intends to go into voluntary liquidation.
London copper closed firm. Spot, f73 los.
unchanged Futures, f72 10 Sd, up Is Sd. Spell
ter go 12s Cd, up rs Cd.
More than 81 600 900 was loaned the floor
Of the New York exchange at per cent, and
more wanted.
Greene Cananea Copper declared a dividend
of / per cent. Consolidated Gas declared a
regular quarterly dividend of / y per cent.
The American Radiator company has declared
dividend Of ia per cent on the preferred
stock.
New York stock exchange seat sold today at
S41, 600.
The meeting Of stock holders OF the New
York Central railroad has been adjourned te
November 20 without any action being taken.
Orders for "a 900 tons OF stell rails have
been distributed By the Reading railway
among the Bethlehem. Carnegie, Pennsylvania
and Lackawanna steel companies
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c. P. STOCK SCARS
ON S[0Ss CABLE
Weir Syndicate Undertakes
Permanent Financing
of Company

Announcement that an English syn
dicate, headed by Andrew Weir & Co,
had undertaken the permanent f1nanc-
ing of General Petroleum sent the Sc
upward on the local market this
morning. The bonds, which had sold
down to s54 yesterday, advanced y
points at the opening and closed with
sales at $3.50, gain of 2 Y points.
The stock. which was bought yester-
Gay at $9.s71, similarly advanced.
$l2.o0 being the newer price. Bond
transactions totaled $1,000, but only
the price offered, holders asking $14
at the close
News of the deal with Andrew Weir
Co. was conveyed in cablegram
president of General Petroleum, now
In London, to Louis Sloss, vice presi-
dent of the company, in this city.
Thls is the consummation or the
hoping for. and the result Is to place
General Petroleum at once In q per-
fectly sound position, with all finan-
clal requirements provided for. said
Mr.. Sloss. Il assume that there will
be organized a British limited 1iabil-
ity corporation to act as holding
company for the General Petroleum
company, and later, we hope. for the
control of the Union Oil company At
least the organization will be made
large enough to provide for both OF
these holdings. The negotiations have
contemplated that the securities of
the General Petroleum company would
be exchanged for those of the holding
company. We are in q position to
promise that good working majority
OF the stock of General Petroleum VIII
be offered for exchange, and large
proportion of the bonds. Every holder
OF General Petroleum securities, no
matter how small. will be permitted
TO exchange for the securities OF the
holding company on the same basis.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were Issued
In Oakland today:
William E. Umphrev Jr., %, and Olivia D..
Jordan 81 both OF Oakland
Carl O. Erickson 81 Sacramento. and Hill
dul Johnson. go Alameda
william Fl. GIazier, 45. Napa, and Sarah A.
Cottrell 80 st. Anthony, Idaho.
Frederick F. Petersen 90, and Mary Ken
nedy. ~ both Of Oakland
Lloyd f. Phillips, "a. San Francisco. and
Helen Bickford D. Oakland.
Harry Gallatin 23. and Jennie K. Irvine,
23 both Of San Francisco.
John T. Thomas. 3s and Elsadie Dottwals,
3S both of Los Angeles
william S. Gray. 5o San Francisco. and
Mary Jones' so, Sunol.
Frank G. Cunha. 33. San Francisco, and
lie onora Silva, is, Oakland
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DIED

Bennett. Clement P. "a Laudschneider, Dor
Bingley, Mrs. Lucy = ofhea .--.-.. 81
Braun - (Infant) Lynch. Mrs. G. =
Connolly, Frank -. 81 3ilMcCarthy 49, tlnfantl
Dey!ncenzi Giu McKillop .--.- tInfantl
seppe ... 56lMedley. George L.. is
Fahrenhoiz Hannah TelPatterson, George G. =
Emerson. Patrick e 1iPlamondon. Louis. -. o0
Gardiner william so Rockefeller. William 46
Gates Charles g. 3TiSea William H.. 5s
Gerl Wilhelmina C. 10 Stone. Dora Co.. 40
Hartley. Thomas F. 37ITietz Farncis NJ. Al
Kotx Joseph 49,. 39lyeiler, Leon AZ
Koop Otto L..-t Wright, John A.. "a
Krambach. Julius L. 81 Yates ........ (1nfant)
Lam, Alexander II. -
SULLIvAN-In this city. October 20. 1913.
Margaret. beloved mother Of Minnie E. Sui
livsn. native OF County Kerry. Ireland
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PRINTING

ALL job and commercial printing. STEWART
PRINTING CO.. 1854 Market St. S. F. Cop
per plate printing. Country orders solicited
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5. P. LUMBER RATES

A Washington dispatch over the j.
c. Wilson wire says that the inter-
state commerce commission has re-
fused TO allow an increase in rates on
road from Newcastle, Colfax and Gold
Run, Cal, to intermediate points be-
tween the California-Nevada line and
Reno New
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS

Gross earnings of the Southern Pa
cific for the month of September show
an Increase over the corresponding
month last year of s3S,417, but net
earnings decreased 1870 For the
quarter ended September 80 the gross
decreased sl66.000, while the net de-
creased $2,25S,250
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LOCAL BANKERS At PHOENIX

San Francisco bankers will be we'll
represented at the annual convention
of the Arizona Bankers association,
to be held In Phoenix October 81 and
November /. Among those scheduled
to attend are Russell Lowry, vice
president of the American National
bank. K. w. Wolfe, assistant cashier
Bank OF California;: G. F. Herr, as
sistant cashier Anglo and London
Paris National; A. ID. Oliver. assistant
cashier Wells Fargo Nevada National;
j. B. McCargar, assistant cashier
Crocker National. and George A. Ken
nedy, assistant cashier First National.
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PRINTING and PAPERHANGING

E. H FEAR sign and pictorial painter, 392
eth St: phone Oakland 31S4. Order holi-
day signs now.
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TRUST DEED FoR saao,ooo

The SWAyne LUmD6T company mas
filed at Oroville, Butte county, trust
deed for 100000 given to the Detroit
Trust company. The money thus raised
debts and to advance the interests OF
the concern. The company holds valu-
able timber grants along the Feather
river CANYON.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-30
PATENT MODELS

DIR Card Diseases OF women; formerly
II SS@a u 81 23d ST., Oakland: low
fees: advice free; hrs. 10-4. 412 Westhank
bldg. $50 Market St. San Francisco.
LEADING specialist for 20 years: nurse In at
tendance; 10 to 4. 7S7 Market st, room 12O.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1857 FILLMORE ST.
The Delta independent., 1913-10-10
Warranty Deeds.

Revised by the Grand Mesa Abstract
company, Delta, Colorado. for week
ending October Z. 1913;
J. NJ. Burkart to l.. ]. Mountz, tract
Paonia, 100000.
James w. Hurst to Charles A. Hurst,
tract Lazear, S1.00.
f. G. Wade ct al. to Jas. +. Brooks,
lots Delta, S1.00.
Mabel c, Barlow to Eben p, Huey,
lots Hotchkiss, S1.00
II. Leon Fuller to Charles II. Chaplin.
tracts Paonia, S100.
Spencer a. Martin to Otis h. Blivens.
tract Delta, sl.100.
Frank Buzzard to Charles l.. Pike,
lots Cedaredge. $4,000.
Charles l.. Pike to Frank Buzzard
tract Cednredge, s4,500.
Emma May Van AIKEN to Mark l.
Beard. tract Eckert. $3.50.
Ebert A. Smith to Walter G. Hill
man, tract Eckert, 500.