The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 5, 1897, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUN DAY, DECEMBER 5, 1897. NIV, WAS . THE TOWN D& OPEN The Grand Jury Makes a Tour of Investigation To Find Out. WILL MAKE A STRONG REFORT. Dens of Iniquity Visited and Measurements Taken by the Jurors, TENDERLOIN TAKEY BY SURPR E. s of Those Who Participated in )\ he Tour—Is the Town Wide Open ? an Francisco wide open? The Grand Jury sarted out to settle that point last evening, and the result of the investigation will be embodied in an exhaustive report that will be rendered in the near { I'he recent c ;v e. ntroversy between Chief Lees of the Grand Jury thought there must ch smoke was iu evi- ded to make a quiet tour bhow much there was in tlhechifges that were flying aboat Ii'was arraneed that a tour of the ten- should be made, and last night the visi to r n e sure that the half- De on its best behavior t, the date of the 1d.wo fcipation of the vi was kept a profouna secret. At 9 o'clock last evening the members 6f “the jury begzan to gather at a well- town resort, and at 10 o’clock a majority zation was the man Hobbs, ed the jury Those present were: Hagadorn (who alivan, Snook, Battles, van and Cranston. School aller and Drucker were also of der to -ascertain whether the dens ity on Qui and St. Ma reais in a state of suppression the jurvy ie a tour of tho-e alleys, tinaing the es wide open and evervthing running as though the Board of S TV s had wver made an order c g them. Then E gates, was i s made by sev- tain whether or not 1ce is being violated Is that line both ‘mea bers 1o ie cubic air ordir he inmates of the of the cul de sa Y Later the jury took sce, where the inmates of Y iiipg to go rough thei hoes m b 10T were sportiz jurymen inte in Belden he dens were ce e se- men i t upon stead « tinding out how r the immor: element of San sncisco llow=d 10 £o without bei erfered with by the Police Department. he last visiting place was the notor emorne on Marke!, where more ey for the forthcoming :eport was ac- it is provable that the jurv ccial recommendations based ¢ gations regarding under the ban RAILROADS F. Emeric They IN SIBERIA. a Moscow Merchal Are Nearing Completion. one of the richest merchants ed here yesterday and reg- Palnce Hotel. He is on his cow, where he bas large busi- Eays Emec ered atthe 10 Mos ss interes: Emeric is a native of Massachusetts went to Siberia about twenty-eight years His shrewd Yankee business resight led him take advantage of :iness opportu and now he is one «d most influential mer- coun ir ere Le has re- He has business agencies le, the principal ones being and Moscow. e many and sail to all parts the ing of the trans-Siberian rail- ric said that it would be to Irkutsch in a few montbs, i rk both eads of the lineis Ed 1shed as quickly as possible. The \'vad nich runs to Irkuisch is already uded, and in a few months the rails wiil laid Business has improved wonderfaily in Amoor country,”’ said Mr. Emeric. great many ships and steel barges are ping on the ri nd it is believed that when the raiiroad is compieted there will be the biggest kind of a boom there.” CUT-RATE DRUGGIST 1128 MARKET 5T, San Francisco. 320 South Spring Street, Los Angeles. Teuth and Broadway, Oakla d. HEADQUARTERS FOR FOGER & GALLET'S PERFUMES HIGH-TARIFF PERFUMES AT LOW-TARIFF PRICES. & Gailet's Extract, Peau de Espagne. . allet’s ¢ xtract, Iris Blanc tlet’s Extraces Vera Violet.. 1’ Extract, Chypre Galle’s Joilet Water, c & Gallet's Tofiet 'Water. 4 Sonp. Vioiel de Parm & Gailei’s Face Powder, Vio.ei Powder, Peau de ricaud’s 1 jnaud’s E Pinaud’s Brillis Beiiifantive, 's Kau de Quint 15c 35 5 ose. The 3! is. 75¢ s = ract, 75¢ size, Pinsu Pinsud’a Cosm Pipeud’s Cos Atkinson®s Wh te Ri A kinson's Ste ha; Crown Crabapp e d Police Commissioner | | Diego division | l | quesed. | the vessel isaccepted from .S, CRANT AND 0. 5.5, MARION Not a Sure Thing That the Coveted Ship Will Go to San Diego. Mare Island Estimate That $400 a Month Will Be Required to Care for the Vessel. Gov. Budd May Demand More Than ral Assurance of the Cash Before Assigning the Ship. Itis not a sure thing that the United States steamer Marion will go to San Di- ego aiter all the talk that tire ship would be sént to that port. U.S. Grant tele- graphed from this city to the San Diego people that Governor Budd had agreed to make the assignment of the ship in ac- cordance with the desires of the Secretary of the Navy and the wishes of the San Diego public. Itis now reported that the Governor's promise was not positive, but was condi- tioned on the ability of San Diego to care for the vessel. Mr. Grant fancied that General James’ estimate of §400 a month asa sum necessary to maintain ihe ship in good order was in excess of the amount actually required for that purpose. As there seemed opinion on this subject, the anthorities at Mare Island Navy-yard were asked to make an estimate, and they did re- They figured that the sarion’s maintenance would cost $400 a month. The Governor has not re <hip and may not do so until the San presents something more than oral assuraunce that tue monev to care for the vesse! can be provided. When the United States the Siate of California becomes re- sponsible for the proper care of the craft. At a meetinz of the board of location heid in this city recently Governor Buda directed Adjutant-General Barrett and re- quested Lieutenant Hughes of the Unitei States navy tc go aown to dan Disgo ana ascertain definitely if the division of the naval reserve stationed at that could take care of the Marion. General Barrett hasnot yet executed the order of the Governor in this respect, and Lieutenant Hughes has not been able to get permission of the Navy Dspart- 1aent to make the trip. Governor Budd is, therefore, without offic al intelligence in the matter. The San Diego resarve- men say thatall the money needed can be raised by the progressive peopie of that town. The San Franeisco reservemen, on the other hand, aver chat the members ot the San Diego division do not know what they are talkinr about. Itisadmitted that the money migat be raised for a few months, but it 18 contended that the amount would not ve forthcom:ng for every month of the next two years, The Governor is nct in a dilemma on this propo-ition, but he is between the devil and the deep ses. If he assigns the ship to San Diego there will be a great ouicry in the San Fraucisco ranks of the battalion. 1f the shipisassign Fraucisco divisions there will ke a tumult ak to mutiny in the harbor of San Diego. Some news concerning the dileama has evidently reached the ears of the taryof the Navy at Washington. riment, perhaps, entertaining lusion that more advice was needea 2 for the Governor, detailed Captain Courtis, U. 8. for antv with the Naval Reserve of this State. With the advice and coun- sel, therefore, of Major-Geueral James, who was formeriy in the navy. Gener. Barrett, who served in the infanty, and Cagtaiu Courtis and Lieutenant Hughes, who have been to sea recently, the Gov. ernor ought to be able to steer the ship o State gafely into some port, STATE GOLDEN JUBILEE Native Sons Will Give Their Aid in Making It a Success, Assurances Received From Many Societies That They Will Parade. Committees from the various parlors of the N.S. G. W. met in their hall last evening to discuss plans to be adopted in aid of the California Golden Jubilee. No definite action was taken in the er, as they will first hear a report to be giv from a committee of three, who will con fer with the executive jubilee commitiee. Work on the min.rs' exhibition to be given in Mechanics’ Pavilion in connec- ion with the jubiee began yesterday. Exhibition spacs will probably be free, T. H. Gilmour, eolicitor of conc sions, will begin his woik to-day. The headquarters of the general committes of the jubilee will be moved Monday from ters in the Palace Hotel. The committee on advertising is hard a1 work, and the city will be extensively billed. Lett-rs have been sent to al Boards ot Supervitors throughout 1he St asking them toaproint commitiees to act in conjunction with the memuvers o the California State Miners’ Association, in order to have a large display in the minieg f ir. A large number of societies have consented to take partin the parade, and Grand Marshal Morse is giving ni. time 1o arranging minor details, The San Francisco County Miners’ As- sociation wili meet Tuesday evening in the Milis building to attend to matters relative to the jubilee and fair. Tue can- vass for the necessary funds wi begin on Monday. An 1nvitation will be extended to the ploneers who arrived in this country prio: i0 1843, Suggestions for floats have been asked for by the float committee. A meeting of the Nstive Danghters has been called for next Wednesday night for the purpose of discussing what vart they will take in the parade. — e OBANDLER WAS NOT LOST. Missing Juror in the Harry Cooper Cass Makes His Appearance. The trial of Harry Cooper, known as the ‘“‘Baron,” for forging and uttering checks on the Langham Hotel, will be continued Monday mornin-. Yesterday morning the missing juror, 1. H. Chandler, made his appearance in court, and when told that his abeence on Fri day hsd caused con ideratle trouble and anxiety he was greatly surprised. He ex- piained to Judge Cook that he had mis- understood his f{onur’n instructions, and humbly begged pardon for his offnse ] court stated that peace with him: had been made, and suggested that Chandler likewise make peace with: his fellow jury- men. A hand-shake all around squared the affa.r, und an adjournment was th n 100-Page Cut-Kate Cataloguc KFre-, | taken until to-morrow morning. to bs a wideditference of rted for the lace | e | the act of 110 the San | the Mills bnilding to more spacions quar- | i | | | business it would JEROME HEARS A CRITICISH T \ Reprimanded by the Treas-| ury for His Arbitrary | Methods. 3 Discriminated Unjustly Against Custom-House Broker ! Thomas. ! A Strong Hint That It World Be Dangerous to Make Similar all chang big store. = NF“‘{ \_17'0 DVAVYACL 2 LR R A R L T L L N L R LA L L R R A A L L A R L R L N L L L R I L R R L R R R T R L R L R L L L “All Good Things are Hard to Go By’ ’—Don't Forget to Be a Purchaser at the Great =FORGET-ME-NOT SALE! Everybody is welcome. The careiul attention of every salesperson here is Before we started this great Forget-me-not Sale you were compelled to pay higher prices for Clothing, Furnishings and Hats. Everybody can afford to buy here, at our small prices, at the The volume of our business, our great facilities in purchasing from the great markets over the world, and our ready cash, together, too, with the desire to serve you well, brought about this revolution. these prices before you go elsewhere. subject to your command. OTHING. ed now. X It’s It will pay you to learn Rulings Hereafter. ‘ i | | A fes; days ago Collector Jackson re- ceived a letter from Assistant Secretary Howell of the Treasury Department at Men’s Ciothing. <t marked down over 250 sh Perfect. Fitting Suirs, in v2 ju Washington apnouncing the findings of F jis and Kerseys. that were $9. $3, the Secretary in the matter of $7; forgei-me-not pricy. QL0 G recu ; Dl 303 3] plaint made by Customs Broker Thon Round or eca ; single @K, |2 ordouble t d against Clerk Jerome, alleging that Je- rome had discriminated against bhim mn is action in the maiter of the application | 2 durine this * Forsatmenot Sale” s f Rev. Mr. i of cer- he iine of Men’s Suits marked G ™ O % :'uf. ‘fml’;n’ifi!‘{fii C:-‘ll‘:nf:f::: dowr: from $14, $12,§10 0. & (.02 = el The | ne consists of Cheviots, Tweeds, Mr. Monroe came to this port with cer- tain personal effects which Le desired re- leased as soon as possible, it being hisin- tention to proceed at once to the Kas In the ordinary course of Custem-house | require several days be All-Wocl Cassimeres end Clay Diago- nals; round or square cut; s: e or dout'e breasted; very handsome and stylish garments. “Forgct-me-not Sale’” of Overcoats very stviish Cheviots an¢ Tweed Vi- fore the goods could bereleased. In order ctina Cloth, with eleEant velvat cotlar, to hasten matters Mr. Mouroe was intro- and made up in first-class tailor fash- and N cut long, wear we ion; well reduced from $3 warran ook wel d 1o who un- duced to Broker Harry Thomas dertook the task of rus through. By prevailing upon the officials to p the Custom-house open for three- A very dressy and sery quarters of an hour ihe papers were got coat, elezantly tailored rnmn ready in the forenoon of the next day and in first-class sty Meiton:, Chevios Mr. Thomas secured the permit. and Rich V ; colors Navy, Black To his surprise, the reverend gentleman and Suuff Brown; cut long and war- refused roint blank to pay the rezular foe ranted to fit perrecily; re. (. q- 1 $4, and went to Clerk Jerome compla; duced from $12, $10 ). ing that he bad been cbarged at all, and acting as though he had expected that | customs brokers are riquirea by law to | give their time and their services free ul‘ Given Away Free. f %2 With every purch all charges. over in our b Chilaren's | ero o ingt Clothinz Depariment we will pre- Mr. ‘Jer:“me‘(hereu.] !n i S;I:d:,() l)‘fonruo‘i bufsbintlop Kol ey s AT a duplicate permit, in defiance of the rul T R I R e which requires the i0ss of the origin be first estaslished. In his protest against erome, Mr. Thomas called the attention of the department to the fact that Jerome on a former occasion had re- fused i0 issue a permit to another person until that person had paid a balance of 2 90 due to Broker Boden on s brokerage to See them with every * and Childr itment w 1o of K d and y & enjoy it imes you can cateh it. in the windows Sce how muny Among the grandest va ues now on | fit | $4.85 | 50 and | Boys’ Clothing. | Materials con | and with worih §3 Age 4 to 14, 0, $3.. witout deep-braided collar S1.85 Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings | Men’s and Boys’ Hats. ;| Another special feature in our ever- popular Hat Department will be the selling of all our $1 50 Derbys and Fedoras, In Bleek, Brown and X 95¢ st of All-Wool Blue Cneviot | ’ | Initial Handkerchief: sold everywuere at 75¢; torget not price Suit-selling extraordinary. A ‘‘Forget- SWEATERS — Extra_ heavy; | me-not Bargaln’’ vouw'll never forget. |sl all wool; color: Navy Blue and | Natty and siylish Reefers. Suits made up | Bla with or without the deep 7,- ¢ | in grand sty'e and just the thing 10 make | sailor collars; forget-me-not price.. * | the boy lecoz stylish and tp to date m.{ | Just received, 100 dozen Men’s Fine 8'1x incnes wide; | e dhe BOYS All MIDDY SAILOR shades, witn man-o'-war worth fully 75¢; fo CAPS— nmes; me-not ‘;')c | Boys’ Very Handsome nnd Stylish Sui ; 0| privel s | in Plaids and Scotch Mixtures; bezu -me-not Sale”—Men’s All-Wool | = e {illy mede and trimmed; well worin | wc}rmm\zdtue;nv Rmr‘mil]x nderwear, 'ni 96,85, §9 Q5 | cvlors Mcde, Gray and Blue; best vijue |y GRINTOSHES,RUBBER COATS | Agedtold 6-3 ) ;::rn‘u!r Mammoth Ou fitting Depait- 3,,0 | and OILSKIN CLOTHING in cass of S == s Worth §150, 7" : Bach | I*in — Men’s, Boys' and Children’s | Chliren’s Cape Overcoats (ages 4 to EAYAS g A Girments; atsolutely guaranteed to in 12 different colors and as many d.ffe 3 E | stand rain or water, and are marked at eat compinat'ons of trimmings, and will ('C""“m;“ selling of our §1 50 Men's | prices in keeping with this gre.t * For- make a abie hoiidav pres- Qo) ¢ & | Genuine French Percale Shirts, with (2~ - | get-me-not Sale.” [ ent to the koy; werth $5, $¢..... bz-()') cuffs to match; iorget-me-nou price 65¢ ST R S el : s o Bt = = SR G | | _ YOUTHS' SUITS in Cheviot and Fancy | DAINTY LITTLE BOXES—Suit1ble to] ;. UMBRELLAS and CANES—Suite- Mix ures; very stylish garment just | put Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties and Sus- | bie f.Ur holiday presents end gifts for opened for the Loliday trade and are ex- | penders in; acceptable giit fcr husband, | XeNtlemen. Um- up tremely handsome and appropria ments for the young man; forget Worth § b | YOUTHS’ SULTS in Cassimeres, {ots, Tweeds and Fancy Mixuure: in sn or double breasted style; corners or :yuare cut; forget- pr. -8 W YOUTHS’ ULSTERS—Good and | strong ant an | “Stoim Kings"; in three different | and styles; forget-me-not price. Q l Worth $5, $4. % orin $10, § able, and are the original te gur- | father, brother or sweettieart; in our | L me-not | we l-regulated Min's Furnishing Depart- | Swell Congo Canes......... ...50c 3.95 |mear SE f2ss 0 ...Sterling Silver Trimmed Chevi- | . made | HIGH.CLASS Mail Orders. round | NOVELTIES S - e S Our’s is the leadin il-ord ikl LIES S & mail-order ehod In SMOKING-JACKETS, {Boussonithatconst: Bapecial attens 5.6 | ROBES DE CHAMBRE, |tion given to all orders, large or | !:AJ,\.M small, and satisfaction given in each warm, ulil\l A and every particular case. Rules MU IRS | for self-measurement, Tape Lines And NECKWEAR. cclors 2.95 | 50¢ 5 $4.50 brellas from. .. | and General Price List sent post freo for the asking. Send us a trial | orderany time. A child can buy here. i bill, Tue Secretary of the Treasury referred the protest to Specia! Agent Moore, with instructions to investigate the matter and report. That was done, and the letter to Collector Jackson followed soon after. The letier, after reciting the facts, de- clares that Ci Jerome “‘has been some- what arbitrary in his methods of con- ducting customs business,” and sdmon- ishes the Collector to the manuner in which the business of Lis office should be conducted. Our Clothing “Costs Least, “GOLDEN ¥ 1ES,” California calendar " 00 Cilh ) ettt WearsBest. cards 1 millions. Sanborn, « 741 Market street i To Help Little Children d § the Children's H 100l for Nurses, will g a_very grand scale The putronesses have and most of N LR R R R R L R L L R AL L LA AR A AAR R R R R R AR T AR R 2R R AR AR RE L AR AR R R AL Aa LA 2R A AL ] Ummmnmmtnn‘n’n‘q ! leater been assigned their departme nt: YOUNG, OLD OR MIDDLE-AGED NEN e characters are sec Acceptauces have | VOU At ey indies well known in sceial | Lol ke decay should xend for my book of 160 . BEIDSE SNy T | pager, which explains all the secreis. 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Buffe: Smoking Cars and Puliman Palace Sleepe Ihis train carrles First-class Passengers only, <S8, Jeaving dally at 4:30 » M. carries Paiman Pa'see and Pullman Direct cop- Ihe highe.t grade of passenger equipmentand 4:80P Niles, Trac A:80F Lathrop, M % Louis, Chicago and A Vast of Miarket Street.) _ COMPANY. 1200 | 745 G:45p | i e 13e | c:dap | Make Things Cheap Unless There Is Qual- ity toBack It Up. 20200292202229229290222229092020222222902200090220202202029090220920202290299292% mwmmmxumnu&mmmnmm&mumumx 2202292 RAILROAD TRAVEL] SAVFRANCISCO & NORTH PA- " UFIC RAILWAY €0, Tiburon Ferry ot of Markst $5. to San Rafael. WEEK DAYS—7:30, La: 12:33, 8:30, 6:10, 6:30 r. 3. Thursdays—Extra tel 2t 11:30 2. M. Saturdays—ixira trips ac x:as and 11:30 p. M. 1:30, 8:3% ~ Franciseo. | WEEK DAYS—6:10, 7:50, 9:20, 11:10 A, w.: 12:45, 3:40, 5:10 P. . Saturdays—Extratrips | at1:55 P w. and 6:35 p. BUNDAYS—S:lu, 9:4U, 11:10 o w: 1140, 3:2) 5:00, 6:25 P. M. | Between San Francisco and Schoetzen Park sama schedule as above. | Leave Ban Francisco. " San Francis | = o | o Arive San Franclsco. WEER In effe WEER Davs. Su DAYS. Petaluma, 6:10 Py |5:00 ey Santa Rosh. ton, [ Windsor, Henldsburz, 7:30 an | :30 rM|8:00 an| CI 185 ¥M| 6:22 px Hopland & | I Ukiah. | 7:35 ru| 6:22pu 00 ax RO AND HAYWALDS Lo (Foot o kot Street.) CAL. 7 10:2 ax 8:00 ax|Guerneville. | 7:35 rx E | 8:22p% T80 ax 800 ax| Sonoma | 10:40 ax| Ba0% | “and | 6:10 p|5:00 rx| Glen Ellen. | 6:10 v 6:22 e 3 50043/ sevastopol. | Seminary Park, arg. Elmhurst, San Leandro, South San Leandro, Estudillo, Lorenzo, Cherry and Haywards.. i Ruus through to Niles! t es. v ) 1 COAST DIVISTON (Narrow (Foot of Market Street.) | TBeBA Nowark, Conbersitle, San Jose, Felton, onlder Creck, a Crozan Stations. | * *2:15p Newark, ( 1 Almaden, ¥ i Santa Cruz Stati 41151 Newark, a NS. for Mark Wess serville for Skages Springs: at | Cloverdale fdr the Geysers; at Ho, tand for High. land_Springs, ieiseyville. Soda Bay, Lakepors and Bartietv Springs; ac Ukiah for Vichy Sorings, Earatoga Springs, Blu) Lakes, Lautel Dell Lake, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, Jonn Day's, Riverside, 'Lierley's, Bucknell's, Sanhedrin Heights. Hullville, Boonevilla Orr's Hot Springs, Mendoctno City, For. Bragg, Westport, Usal. Sacurday t0 Monday round-trip tickeis uireducel rates. On Sundays round-trip tickets to all polnis bs yond San Kafael at half rates. Ticket Offices, 650 Mark A. W, FOSTER, Pres. and Gen. Manaer. Stages connect at_Santa Ros Eprings: a s, Chronicla buflAing. R X. RYAN, | THE SA% FRAN © VALLEF BAILWAY (OPAAY. JFro3t SEPT.10,1897, tratns wiil run as followss | Southbound. Northbound, CREEK ROUTE FERRY Peem | Bunday | St | den | P . e ! | Sungay | ““gor ager. From SAK FRANOISCO—Poot of Market Street (Slip 8)— ‘ Daily. Exc'prd] | Exc'pr'd D{Ily. \ —— SRR e e R 70N 900 A Sockion| 5l x| 0 e E: 3 1] .Merce . I Prom OALLAND—Foot of Broadway.—*G:00 :00 “10:00a.x. | 10:40 as| Bi80 vak| .. Freano. | 5.0 ans| Sing Ik ————— | 11200 °*1:.00 1200 *3:00 14:00 °“5:00r.M. 11:40 aM| 5120 Px| Haniord | 7:ibam 1 12:15 PM| 6:45 Pu| .Visniia.| 6:40 Ax 12:40 pae COAST DIVISION (Broad Gauge). (Third and Townsend St3) Stopping st intermediate pcints when required. 6534 San Jose aml W (New Almaden Wednesd & , Suta Crig, rove, Paso’ Lobles, San ks Ohiepo, aud Trincipal Way . sl Way Stations CRICAGO . A San Jose Ani‘ w"&,?"\‘. 8 | Trains teave rom and arrve at Market-st. Ferry. | Treg T ioiogdtsiagy i tan Francisco Ticket Office—8+4 Market street. Hollister, Santa Cruz, ~Sal Mouterey and Pacilic Giroe ¢ San Jose aud Principal Way *1:131 San Joseand Principal W: it and Principal Way Stations and Principal Way Stations an Jose wund Way Stations an Joee and Way St Oak- | ifornia | ays and | 6:354 ax, . *10:404 Lations *900A Connectlons—At Stookion with gieamboats of CGN &L Co.le bg San Francisco and Stocktom a3 p . dally; a° Merced with stages toand from Bneiliugs, Coulferviile, tc.; alio with stage from Hornltos, Mariposa, etc.. at Laokershim wiily siage 10 and from Maders. ¥ NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD (Via Sausalito Ferry). | ¥rom San Fraucisco, Commencing Sept. 19, 1 WEEKDAYS. For Mill Valler and Sas 11:30 A. M.: ¥1:43, 3:43, * EXtra trips for 8an Ratael on Mondays, Wedaes A for M, avs and 1t Mandas, e e Wednesdays and (Via Ssusalito Ferry). 1 pofnts bridzes. country sgenery. 3, 189 WEEK DAYS: BUNDA ¥5-—-8:00, 1000, special irips an ve THO-. €OOK & $0 cisco, or telephoaing 2% . 11:30 - ol i | ®Sundavs cxcapted. $ Sundays only* § Saturdays cnlgh | Thraday and Saturday uights only. MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY Leave San ¥rancisco Commencing Nov. 130 & 20; 1418 7. arranged for by applying ta , 621 Market at. San Fran: Uavern of i awalpaig daysand Saturdays ac 11:30 . M. DAYS. | For Ml Valley and S *11:30 A M.: #1115, 3:00, *4:30, Trains marked * run (o San Quentin. IHROUGH TRAINS M. weekdays for Cazadero and way stae 1:45 turdavs (mixed traim) fog Duocan Miil stations; $:00 A, M Sume days for Pouns iieves and way stuiieas. 126 DEV/EY, STRONG &CO0, “PATENTS