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Instructor 1- 7 Veterinary Department:
Professors
4
Adjunct Professor
1
Lecturers
3
Special Lecturers
6-14
489
Deduct for names counted more
than once
79
Total ..
410
According to the University Bulletin is- sued in May, 1899, there were at that time 2,438 students in all departments. Young women are admitted to the University on equal terms with young men.
It is only 32 years since the passage of the Act establishing a University; only 27 since the buildings at Berkeley were oc- cupied, but the above sumary shows that magnificent work has been done in that time; that the University has taken rank among the great institutions of learning of the world
By the generosity of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, one of its Regents, the Univer- sity was recently able to invite the ar- chitects of the world to enter a competi- tion, which has resulted in a scheme of construction worthy of the magnificent site and worthy of the great State of California. Many years and many mill-
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ions of dollars will be required for car- rying out the plans adopted, but when finished, the University of California will have the most complete and most magni- ficent dwelling place ever conceived by the mind of man.
CONCLUSION.
The scope of this work will not allow
a more thorough outline of the resources and attractions of Alameda County. We have ample material for a volume and regret that this sketch, which is neces- sarily confined chiefly to statistics, could not be made more fully to represent the natural, industrial and educational ad- vantages of the County.
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WATERFALL, BLAIR PARK CANYON
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Oakland Business College
Successor to AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
BROADWAY and ELEVENTH STS. Oakland, Cal. Telephone. Cedar 541
COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
'95
County of Alameda
COUNTY OFFICERS
Chairman Board of Supervisors-J R Tal- cott
Clerk-F C Jordan; Deputies, C F Pugh, J P Cook, D A Sinclair, F H Mason, F E Browning, B H Swan, C Arnold, J C Crooks, R T Baker and G S Pierce
Recorder-A K Grim; Deputies, R S Leckie, B B Booth, E M Campbell, J T Armstrong
Auditor-J C Ewing; Deputies, J J Hani- fin Jr, J B Dean, M A Whidden. Clerk-E L Johnston
Treasurer-A W Feidler; Deputy, C Hus- band
Assessor-H P Dalton: Deputies, T M Robinson, C Ruppricht. Clerks-H C Dexter, H HI Miller
Sheriff-O L Rogers; Under Sheriff, W S Harlow; Deputies, J W Striker, W J Holland, G Wales, W W Morison, J E Welsh
Tax Collector-J B Barber; Deputies, A S Barber, W B. Hodges, C. H. Frost. Clerks-L' S Bixby, W R Barstow, A Rogers, E F Farrell, G D Warren
Superintendent of Schools-T O Crawford; Deputy, Miss E E Crawford
District Attorney-J J Allen; Deputies, H A Melvin, G Samuels, T W Harris, P M Walsh, W H L Hynes
County Expert-E B Bullock
Surveyor-George L Nusbaumer
Coroner-Dr H B Mehrmann
Court Commissioner-George Babcock Public Administrator-B C Hawes
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
District No 1-Thomas D Wells District No 2-J R Talcott District No 3-W H Church District No 4-Charles Roeth District No. 5-John Mitchell
Regular meetings first Monday of Febru- ary, May August and November
STANDING COMMITTEES
Judiciary, County Buildings and Improve- ments-Mitchell, Roeth, Church
Auditing and Finance-Mitchell, Church, Roeth
Roads, Bridges and Franchises-Roeth, Wells, Mitchell
Hospital-Church, Mitchell, Roeth
Printing-Roeth, Mitchell, Wells
SUPERIOR COURTS
Department No 1-John Ellsworth Department No 2-W E Greene Judge Department No 3-F B Ogden Judge Department No 4-S P Hall Judge
BANKRUPTCY COURT
U S District Court for the Northern Dis- trict of California, Arthur P 'Holland Referee for the District of Alameda County
County Jail-E s Washington bet Fourth and Fifth sts, H L Schoenau, jailer G V Taylor asst jailer
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
J H Eickhoff, president; T O Crawford. secretary W B Ludlow, H C Petray P M Fisher
SCHOOLS
(For Schools adjacent to Oakland Scc City of Oakland, Suburban Schools) .
ALVARADO-Albert Norris, principal ; Miss Kate Riley and Miss Lora Emery teachers
ALVISO ·(Centerville)-Joseph Dias, pri- cipal; Miss Carrie Parrish teacher
"ARROYO VALLE (Livermore)-Miss Or- lena Phillips teacher
CASTRO VALLEY (Haywards)-Mise Jean Duncan, principal; Miss Marga- ret Steedman, teacher
Kuss & Storz
Artistic Painters and Decorators 472 Twelfth 'St. Tel. 3371 Black OAKLAND, CAL.
FOR ALAMEDA COUNTY SOLE AGENTS
KIRCHNER & MANTE
RAINIER BEER
TELEPHONE MAIN 696
9TH AND FRANKLIN
CORNER
J. R. SMITH TAILORING CO.
230 BUSH STREET, Mills Building, San Francisco
COUNTY OF ALAMEDA
Yards: 5th, cor. Websie? and 13th, cor. Webster
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CENTERVILLE-H W Lynch, principal; Miss Edythe E Turnor, Miss Marie F d'Or and Mrs A H Rogers teachers
DECOTO-Paul Martin, principal; Miss Mabel N Elzy and Miss E A Cockefair teachers
EDEN VALE (Haywards)-Miss Jennie Cahill, teacher
ELMHURST-J D Armstrong, principal; Miss Josephine Harris, Miss E E York and Miss Grace Hostetter, teachers
EUREKA (Mt Eden)-Robert A Lee, principal; Miss E L Wiltz, teacher
GREEN (Livermore)-Miss Amelia Hart- man, teacher
3. W. CORNER TELEPHONE:
Main 54.
HARRIS (Livermore)-Miss E A Cole- han, teacher
HIGHLAND (Livermore)-Roger Nissen, teacher
INDEPENDENT (Haywards)-Miss Gen- evieve Mckeever, teacher
INMAN (Livermore)-Miss Marguerite McMurray, teacher
LACOSTE (Sunol Glen)-Miss E I Car- doza, teacher
LAUREL (Haywards)-Wm Greenwell, principal; Miss M C Maguire, Miss C E Ketelsen, Miss C M Keyes, Miss Jeanne Gillespie, Miss A S Mast, Miss M C Carr, Mrs, G Threlfall, Miss E G Barron, Miss Grace Darling, Miss M Dunlap, Mrs F D Jackson (drawing), W T Ross (elocution), and P A R Dow (music), teachers
LINCOLN (Newark)-Miss Josephine Mc- Cracken, teacher
LIVERMORE-H C Petray, principal; Miss Alice Dougherty, Mrs R B Seg- bers. Miss E L Weymouth, Miss M M McKee, Miss N I Boston, Miss N F Clark, Miss J P Doty, Mrs A L Ful- ler, Miss M Concannon and Miss E C Smith, teachers
MAY (Livermore) - Wm McDonald, teacher
MIDWAY-Miss M B Dougherty, teacher MISSION (Mission, San Jose), Ambrose Megahan, principal; Miss E Sullivan and Miss® M Kottinger, teachers
MOCHO (Livermore)-Miss Olive McCall, teacher
MT LOUISE (Byron)-Miss Bertha Pres- ton, teacher
MOWRY'S LANDING (Irvington), A A Rathke, teacher
MURRAY (Dougherty), E E Edson, principal; Miss I M Harms, teacher NEWARK-A W Weir, principal; Miss Margaret Wales, teacher
NILES-George Edgar, principal; Miss Edna Hammer and Miss Mabel F Langevin, teachers
PALOMARES (Hayward)-Miss Susie
Leonard, principal; Miss Rosalind Kottinger, teacher
PLEASANTON-L M Shelley, principal; Miss Lillie Harris. Miss Lina Beck- with, Miss D D Hewitt, Miss Louise Mackenzie, Miss Fannie Hay, P A R Dow (music), and W T Ross (elocu- tion), teachers
ROSEDALE (Sunol Glen)-Miss Grace
Aylward, teacher
RUSSELL (Mt Eden)-Miss Louise Bruch, teacher
SAN LORENZO-W M Doyal, principal; Miss Jennie Allen, Miss Verona Teel, Miss Alvina Olsen, Miss Dora Helms, Mrs F D Jackson (drawing) and J W Wilkins (music) teachers
SHERIDAN (Mission San Jose)-Miss Minnie Galindo teacher
STONY BROOK (Hayward)-Miss Julia Leonard teacher
SUMMIT (Altamont)-J J Gill teacher
SUNOL GLEN-Miss Charlotte Triming- ham, principal; Miss Effie Triming- ham, teacher
TESLA-Miss Lulu Lindsley, principal; Miss Ethel Whitney, teacher
TOWNSEND (Livermore)-Miss Sarah Waltenbaugh, teacher
UNION (San Leandro)-W H Langon, principal; Mrs L E Lynch, Miss Chris- tine Anderson, Miss Ida Cary, Miss Marian Flores, Miss Nellie M Sturte- vant, Miss Annie Gill, Miss Maggie Wheelan, Miss Carlotte Gleason, Miss Sarah O'Donnell, Miss Margaret Thurston, Miss Maggie Gill, Miss Clara Vivian and P A R. Dow (music), teach- ers
VALLECITOS (Sunol Glen)-Miss Minnie B Meyer, teacher
VALLE VISTA (Hayward)-Miss Julia M Kinsey, teacher
WARM SPRINGS-George W Kraft, principal; Mrs J C Forston, teacher
WASHINGTON (Irvington)-A W San- ford, principal; Miss Julia E Rix and Miss Julia Emerson, teachers
UNION HIGH SCHOOL No 4, (Liver- more)-W J Connell, principal; George E Furbush, Miss Ariana Moore and Miss Susan Shoemaker (drawing),
teachers
UNION HIGH SCHOOL No 2, (Center- ville)-Frederick Liddeke, principal; Anthony Rose, Miss Harriet H God- frey and Miss Grace E Dibble, teach- ers
UNION HIGH SCHOOL No 3 (Hay- ward)-Dr John Gamble, principal; Mrs Hattie J Shute, James U Smith, Miss E M Garretson, Mrs F D Jack- son, W T Ross (elocution), and P A R Dow (music), teachers
BALI
The Leading and largest Hull in Oakland.« 8'?St.bet Broadway . Franklin
13th & WEBSTER
Wholesale and Retat. COAL, COKE, PIG IRON,
Hay, Grain and Feed.
DAVIE & WILLIAMS Successors to J. C. WILSON & CO.
Warehouse :
204 and Market Sts.
Private Home For the Sick
W. N. Kennedy, M. D., Resident Physician Consultation Free. You may come here for what it will cost you to have a nurse at home. 3627 Grove St. Tel. Grove 252
OAKLAND
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City of Oakland
CITY GOVERNMENT
CITY OFFICIALS.
Mayor-R W Snow
Auditor and Assessor-A H Breed; Depu- ties, B Below, A L Hannaford, W J Patterson
Treasurer and Tax Collector-Z T Gilpin; Deputies: D E Bortree, C H Cole, E Owens
City Attorney-W A Dow; Assistant City Attorney, S W Condon
City Clerk-J W Tompkins; Deputy City Clerk, E F Holland
Chief of Police-St Clair Hodgkins
Chief Engineer Fire Department-N A Ball
City Engineer-R M Clement; Deputy, L M Hall
Superintendent of Streets-M K Miller, Deputy. C F Ott; Clerk, Richard Ayer
City Wharfinger-C F Wagner License Inspector-Henry Maloon
Health Officer-J Hamilton Todd, M D Sanitary Inspector-Samuel Smith; As- sistants, S F Gemmell; C Strasburg
Markets, Meat and Milk Inspector-Fred E Pierce
City Justices-Mortimer Smith, John W Stetson
Judge of Police Court-Mortimer Smith Prosecuting Attorney-Abe P Leach
Clerk of Police Court-W J Hennessey
Bailiff Police Court-S H Mitchell Pound Master-Herbert A Swift
CITY COUNCIL
H D Rowe, President
Anson Barstow F R Girard Edwin Meese
Louis Schaffer
Felton Taylor
B C Cuvellier
C H Kramm
F K Mott
George R Stetson
M W Upton
STANDING COMMITTEES
Auditing and Finance-Barstow, Mott, Meese. Girard, Stetson
Ordinance and Judiciary-Mott, Cuvellier, Kramm, Taylor, Upton
Street-Meese, Kramm, Mott, Barstow, Cuvellier
Printing-Kramm, Girard, Schaffer, Stet- son, Meese
Municipal License-Girard, Upton, Stet- son, Mott, Barstow
Street Lighting-Upton, Schaffer, Taylor, Cuvellier, Girard
Wharves and Water Front-Schaffer, Taylor, Girard, Meese, Mott
Public Improvement-Stetson, Cuvellier, Schaffer, Upton, Kramm
OAKLAND DENTAL CO. 20 YEARS IN OAKLAND
H. J. PLOMTEAUX, MA"AG 1065 WASHINGTON ST. ROOMS 10, 11. 12 TEL. GEKEN 481
WM. BEYER & CO.
470 EIGHTH ST.
WINES and LIQUORS
Per
Agents
Sele
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Tel. Red 3669.
ST. GEORGE VINEYARD
C. J. HEESEMAN Clothier and Furnisher for Man and Boy
ELEVENTH BROADWAY OAKLAND
BERKELEY
98
OAKLAND
Fire and Water-Cuvellier, Upton, Meese, Barstow, Taylor
Street Railroad-Taylor, Barstow, Stet- son, Kramm, Schaffer
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
W A Dow, president: R W Snow, R M Clement; R F Jackson, secretary
BOARD OF POLICE AND FIRE COM- MISSIONERS
R. M Clement, president; R W Snow, W A Dow; R F Jackson secretary
BOARD OF EDUCATION
John Russ, president; J W McClymonds, superintendent and secretary; R B S York, assistant superintendent and secretary; Giles H Gray, Myra W Knox, Henry Menges, H A Powell, Robert M Price, George E Randolph, C H Redington, David Rutherford, W F B Wakefield, Wilbur J Wilcox
STANDING COMMITTEES
Rules and Regulations-Wilcox, and Rutherford
Knox
Classification-Powell, Gray and Price School Houses and Sites-Randolph, Men- ges and Wilcox
Furniture and Supplies-Rutherford, Red- ington and Powell
High School-Wakefield, Gray and Knox Evening School-Redington, Price and Menges
Finance-Gray, Redington and Wakefield Judiciary-Price, Powell and Wakefield Industrial Education-Knox, Wilcox and Randolph
Observatory - Menges, Randolph
and Rutherford
BOARD OF HEALTH
John T Kitchings, M D, president; A L Cuningham, M D, O D Hamlin, M D, J Maher, M D, J B Wood, M D
J Hamilton Todd, M D, health officer, H K Snow, secretary; Henry Ryfkogel M D, bacteriologist; J S Burd, chem- ist; S Smith, sanitary inspector; S F Gemmel, C Strasburg, assistants; Fred E Pierce, D V S, markets, meat and milk inspector and veterinary surgeon
TRUSTEES OF FREE LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS
J G Hoyt, president; W D Armes, B H Pendleton, M Laidlaw, E P Flint
COMMITTEES
Auditing-Flint, Laidlaw, Armes, Pendle- tou
Books-Armes, Fiint, Pendleton, Laidlaw Building-Pendleton, Armes, Laidlaw, Flint
Reading Rooms - Laidlaw, Pendleton, Flint, Armes
Regular meetings first Tuesday of each month
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chief-St Clair Hodgkins
Clerk of Chief-Louis F Agnew
Captains-A. Wilson, W J Petersen Sergeants-H E E Green, C E Clark, A R McKinley
Detectives-D Holland, A Shorey
Prison Keepers-C W Hammerton, B R Phillips
Patrol-D W Swain and B L Curtis; offi- cers; H C Aldrich and H C Wells, drivers
Court Officer-W A Moore Bailiff-S H Mitchell
Chinese Interpreter of the Superior and Police Courts of Alameda County-Jee Gam
Patrolmen-L F. Andrews, H C Arnest, J B Boyce, T B Cooney, John Cox, J M Cockerton, Robt Collett, G J Ely, 'T J Flynn, F Greenwald, H L Gilbert, P Garrity, P E Hynes, È J G Hahn, H B Henderson, P G Jacobus, G J D Kyte, W Kingsbury, C J Keefe, C F Layton, F. E Langworthy, J F Lynch, J S Mackey, John Morrison, John Murray, Chas Murcell, J E Murphy, H McCloy, W M McCloud. R V Mc- Sorley, P McKeegan, H Nedderman, Thos Pardee, W B Quigley, H B Kand, F Schroder, J P Scanlon, J F Sill, J J Sherry, J F Stahl, C H Tuman, J W Turner, N Williams and W F Woods
Substitutes-J T Brannan, A P Reinhardt
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer- N A Ball
Assistant Engineer-Elburton Lawton
Superintendent Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph-George H Carleton
Engine Co No 1-South Side Fifteenth nr Clay. W J Downie, foreman; A M Hutchinson, engineer; J C Ayre, sto- ker; W Millan, driver
Engine Co No 2-468 Sixth. E Doyle, fore- man; T J Roberts, engineer; Michael Roach, stoker; L A Castera, driver
Engine Co No 3-1671 Eighth. A A Si- cotte, foreman; George Demarais, en. gineer; W C Ennis, stoker; M Mc- Guinn, driver
Engine Co. No 4-621 East Fourteenth. W C White, foreman; George Moffitt, en- ginner; Fred H Brunjes, stoker; Frank Lheureux, driver
Engine Co. No 5-Market ne cor Milton. John Rutherford, . foreman; E C Brown, engineer; Wm Hamb, driver; Chas A Diefenbacher, stoker
HOWDEN & PROCTOR
Tile Floors, Wainscoting, Sinks, 1158 WEBSTER STREET, Mear.14th. Tel. Cedar, 791. OAKLAND.
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR I 2157 Shattuck Ave.
F. W. FOSS & CO
J. Cohn & Co.
TAILORS AND HATTERS SELL A $2.50 HAT FOR $1.95 GREEN FRONT STORE 958-960 WASHINGTON ST.
OAKLAND
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Engine Co No 6-East Fifteenth bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third avs. William McGrath, foreman; Edward Laperle, engineer; P Reader Jr, stoker; C Briones, driver
Chemical Engine Co No 1-325 Thirteenth. W B Smith, foreman; L W Calvert, driver; J Fitzsimmons, steward
Chemical Engine Co No 2-Magnolia nr Thirty-fourth. J Galavan, steward; A J Thestler, driver
Chemical Engine Co No 3-East Four- teenth stret and Nineteenth av. Wm Loughland, steward; P M Saul, driver
Hook and Ladder Co No 1-470 Sixth. M J Quigley, foreman; W C Barnes, tiller- man; D F Baker, driver
Hook and Ladder Co No 2-619 East Fourteenth. J J Mulgrew, foreman; J J Hogarty, driver; J Foster, steward
Hook and Ladder Co No 3-1671 Eighth. John Mellan, foreman; J J Callaghan, driver; W Scribner, tillerman
Hose Co No 1-470 Sixth. John Rohan, foreman; P Reader, driver
Hose Co No 2-619 East Fourteenth. P F Jordan, driver
Hose Co No 3-1268 Seventh. B H Swan, foreman; J McGuiness, driver; Louis Hoffman, steward
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
2 First and Washington
2 Fourth and Washington
3 Fourth and Franklin
4 Fifth and Harrison
5 Seventh and Washington
6 Twelfth and Broadway
7 Ninth and Webster
8 Fourteenth and Webster
9 Twefth and Madison
12 Seventeenth and Grove
13 Frederick and Telegraph av
14 Sycamore and San Pablo av
15 Thirty-fourth and Peralta
16 Sycamore. and Telegraph av
17 Thirty-fourth and Telegraph av
18 Lake and Jackson
19 Walnut and Broadway
21 Seventh and Wood
23 Fourteenth and Kirkham
24 Seward and Campbell
25 Seventh and Chester
26 Seventh and Adeline
27 Tenth and Kirkham
28 Seventeeth and Peralta
29 Campbell and Pacific 31 Fifth and Grove 32 Third and Filbert
34 Seventh and Market
35 Tenth and Grove
36 Fourteenth and Market
37 Twenty-first and Market 38 Twelfth and Adeline
39 Eighteenth and Adeline
41 East Fourteenth and Seventeenth av 42 East Twelfth and Twelfth av
43 East Seventeenth and Eighth av
45 East Twelfth and Sixth av
46 East Tenth and Third av
47 East Twenty-fourth and Nineteenth av
48 East Twenty-fourth and Thirteenth av
49 East Twelfth and Twenty-second av
51 First and Webster
52 Third and Jackson
53 Eighth and Jackson
54 Twelfth and Brush
56 Sixteenth and San Pablo av
57 Twenty-eighth and Myrtle
58 Webster and Orchard av
61 City Hall
62 Ninth and Broadway
63 Twenty-first and San Pablo av
64 Durant and Webster
65 Second and Jefferson
67 Second and Market
63 Tenth and Filbert
69 Fourth and Brush
71 Thirteenth and Wood
72 Thirty-fourth and West
73 Twenty-ninth and Grove
74 Twenty-eight and Adeline
75 Thirty-second and San Pablo av
76 B and Helen
78 Fifteenth and Castro
79 Jefferson and Thirteenth
81 Avon Place and Lister av
82 East Sixteenth and Fourth av
83 East Twenty-second and Eigth av
84 East Nineteenth and Eleventh av
85 East Twenty-first and Tewnty-first av 86 East Seventeenth and Twenty-third av
87 East Tenth and Park av
89 East Thirteenth and Twenty-first av
91 Oakland av and Orange-Vernon Heights
92 Eighteenth and West
93 Pine and Taylor
94 Webster and Twenty-third
95 Milton and Market
96 West and Lydia
97 Linden and Twenty-second
98 Seventh and Filbert
142 Kennedy and Park
143 Nineteenth av and East Seventeenth
145 Sixth av and East Nineteenth
147 Ninth av and East Eleventh
213 Seventeenth and Franklin
214 Twenty-fourth and Grove
P. N. Kuss Co
Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper 472 TWELFTH ST. Tel. 3371 Black. Oakland, Cal
FOR ALAMEDA COUNTY SOLE AGENTS
KIRCHNER &
MANTE
RAINIER BEER
TELEPHONE MAIN 596
9TH AND FRANKLIN
CORNER
NOT HOW CHEAP, Byron Rutley's BUT HOW GOOD.
FINE TAILORING
Renovating Works
Tel. 385 Main
OAKLAND
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216 Twenty-second and Telegraph av 217 Thirty-second and Grove 236 Filbert and Sixteenth 241 Eighth and Union 243 Twelfth and Center
253 Tenth and Oak 254 Eleventh and Alice
256 Alice bet Thirteenth and Durant
257 Harrison bet Thirteenth and Durant 352 Sixth and Oak
BOARD OF TRADE.
1168 Washington-E W Marston, presi- dent; A H Breed, vice-president; M J Keller, treasurer; Craigie Sharp, sec- retary; Col Lyman Bridges, consult- ing engineer
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Central Bank Building-Dudley C Brown, president
MARKET.
Oakland Free Market-Fifth bet Wash- ington and Clay. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays
PUBLIC POUND.
Animals Home Peralta nr Twenty-sixth. Herbert A Swift, poundmaster
Pound No 2-Bryant nr San Leandro rd. C A Bettilyove, keeper
POST OFFICE.
Albany Hotel Building, Broadway ne cor Fifteenth
Postmaster-Wm H Friend
Assistant Postmaster-Paul J Schafer
Superintendent of Carriers-W S J Steph- ens
OFFICE HOURS.
General delivery window, open 7 a m; close 9 p m
Carrier's window, open 7:15 a m; close 5 p m
Stamp and box windows, open 8:30 a m; close 5 p m
Money order department, open 9 a m; close 5 p m
Registry department, open 9 a m; close 6 p m
Special delivery department, open 7 a m; close 11 p m
SUNDAYS.
General delivery and carriers' windows, 12 to 1 p m
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Domestic including Mexico and Canada First Class Matter-Two cents each ounce or fraction thereof
This includes all matter written or partly written or matter closed against in- spection
Second Class Matter-When mailed by publishers or by news agents to regu- lar subscribers-one cent each pound or fraction thereof; when mailed by others-one cent each four ounces or fraction thereof
This includes only newspapers or peri- odicals entered as second class mail matter
Third Class Matter-One cent each two ounces or fraction thereof
This includes all printed matter other than second class matter, also seeds, bulbs and plants which are not food stuffs
Fourth Class Matter-One cent each ounce or fraction thereof
This includes all mailable matter other than the foregoing-samples, mer- chandise, patterns, etc
Foreign postage to countries included in Postal Union
Letters-Five cents each half ounce or fraction thereof
Postal Cards-Two cents each
Double Postal Cards-Four cents each
Newspapers and Other Printed Matter- One cent each ounce or fraction thereof
Samples of Merchandise-Two cents first four ounces, one cent each additional two ounces or fraction thereof
Registration Fee, Foreign or Domestic- Eight cents
BRANCH OFFICES.
Station A-1756 7th. C L Wines, superin- tendent
Station B-651 East Twelfth. Eugene Colby, superintendent
Sub-Station No 1-Broadway nw cor Ninth. Miss Matilda Brown, super- tendent
Sub-Station No 2-1154 E 14th cor 23d av. Miss Pauline Samuels, superintendent Sub-Station No 3-Seventh cor Myrtle. A L Leber, superintendent
Sub-Station No 4-Fifth cor E 18th. B H Welch, superintendent
SUBURBAN POST OFFICES.
Alden (formerly North Temescal)-2932 Telegraph av. Joseph M Pedrini, postmaster
Dimond-Hopkins nr Fruitvale av. Mrs Hattie C T Thompson, postmaster
Emeryville-Park av cor Halleck. J C Coburn, postmaster
Fruitvale-East Fourteenth cor Fruitvale av. George E Lund, postmaster
DIXON, BORGESON & CO. 37 MARKET ST. SAT FRANCISCO.
SHOW CASES
368 Fourth Street.
Alameda County Steam Carpet Cleaning Mrs. J. J. LERRI & CO.
Private Home For the Sick
W. N. Kennedy, M. D., Resident Physician Consultation Free. You may come here for what it will cost you to have a nurse a' home.
3627 Grove St. Tel. Grove 252
OAKLAND
IOI
Golden Gate-San Pablo av cor 59th. Glenn McBride, postmaster
Lorin-Adeline cor Alcatraz av. W C Moran, postmaster
Melrose-Bay av. R Shields, postmaster Peralta-2936 Shattuck av, Berkeley. Mrs S S Hall, postmaster
U S CUSTOMS.
Sub-Port of Oakland-A Hollywood, col- lector, 417 9th
BANDS.
Fifth Infantry Regimental Band-419 Twelfth. William McBain, leader
Jagels' Orchestra-461 19th. C Jagels, leader
Lercher's Orchestra-1069 Bdy. M Ler- cher, leader
BANKS.
California Bank-1101 Washington. In· corporated September ist, 1831. Capi- tal $100,000. D Edward Collins, presi- dent; John W Phillips, vice-president; Frank H Brooks, cashier
Central Bank-Northeast cor Broadway and Fourteenth. Authorized capital $1,000,000. Fully paid in $300,000. Thomas Crellin, president; W G Palmenteer, vice-president; C R Yates, cashier
Farmers' and Merchants' Savings Bank- 1103 Broadway. Capital $500,000. Ed- son F Adams, president; Charles E Palmer, vice-president; James C Mc- Kee secretary
First National Bank of Oakland-North- east cor Tenth and Broadway. In- corporated May 15th, 1875. Capital paid up $300,000. P E Bowles, presi- dent; George W McNear, vice-presi- dent; L G Burpee, cashier
Oakland Bank of Savings-Northeast cor Broadway and Twelfth. Incorpor- ated August 13th, 1867. Capital and reserve paid in $639,000. I L Requa, president; Henry Rogers, vice-pres .- dent; W W Grathwaite, cashier
State Savings Bank-426 Tenth. Capital $100,000. J C McMullen, president; V D Moody, vice-president; R J McMul- len, cashier
Union National Bank-Northwest cor Broadway and Twelfth. Incorpor- ated May 26th, 1875. Capital $150,000. Thomas Frather, president; Edson F Adams, vice-president; Charles E Palmer, cashier
Union Savings Bank-Southeast cor Broadway and Ninth. Capital and reserve fund $422,000. William G Hen- shaw, president; C E Palmer, vice- president; A E H Cramer, cashier
CEMETERIES.
Jewish (First Hebrew Congregation of Oakland)-Adjoining Mountain View Cemetery, terminus Piedmont av
Mountain View-Terminus Piedmont av. Andrew D Smith, superintendent; H F Kellogg, secretary
St Mary's (Roman Catholic)-Adjoining Mountain View Cemetery on the west, terminus Howe. A McIsaac, super- intendent; T Kelly, asst superintend- ent; Rev T McSweeny, president; Rev J B McNally, secretary and treasurer
BAPTIST
Beth Eden (colored)-269 Sixth, Rev J L Allen pastor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday school, 12:30 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p m
Emeryville Chapel, Watts nr Park av, Em'ville
First-Fourteenth, southeast cor Brush, Rev C H Hobart, pastor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday school, 12:15 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p m. Gray Memorial Mission, 3856 Grove
First Free-South side Twenty-first near Brush, Rev Wm N Meserve, pastor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday school, 12:15 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p m
First Danish, Norwegian-Twenty-fifth avenue near E Fourteenth, Rev N Tychsen, pastor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 8 p m. Sunday school, 10 a m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p m
First Swedish-Magnolia, southeast cor Tenth. Rev A W Backlund, pastor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 7:30 p m.
Sunday school, 10 a m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, & p m
Golden Gate-Park, southwest corner Central avenue, Rev S C Keetch, pas- tor. Sunday services, 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Sunday school, 12:15 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p m. Sun- day school Hall-Claremont av cor College av
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