The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 27, 1902, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MORE SALMON FROM ALASKA Last of Season’s Pack Arrives on Steam- WOMEN PLAN NOVEL PROGRAMME FOR THREE DAYS TOUR OF WORLD Each Room of Young Men’s Christian Association Building Will Be Made to Represent a Forelgn Country MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 1902. WILL CONSTRUCT NEW SYNAGOGUE Con'greg’atlon of Temple Emanu-E! Reaches FRS ship Kadiac. HE Women's Auxiliary of the San Francisco Young Men's Christian Association is actively engaged completing the preliminaries for an entertainment wnich will, it claims, surpass anything before attempted within the walls of the institution. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, No- ips Kadiac and President | vember 6,7 and 8, excursions will com Packers' Assoclation flect | Mence, and a tour will be made of the erday from Karluk. The | hufldlng arriving at the White House, D. Karluk eight days ago and | C-, at 8:15 o'clock, whence the journey will was nine days making the Lo continued around the world. ndiac brought twenty-two | Each room in the builaing will have The President | been transformed to represent one of the down 6300 cases of salmon from | | great countries of the world and a guide eries, which are now shut down. | will be provided at each point to explain ps Orientzl and Balelutna are | objects of interest on the journey. \“"‘z";’“" h‘"\”fvi‘:“":fl“‘dfi‘ (“‘:)“ As one of the committee sald yesterday, B e ;’;v_ the Young Men's Christian Asscciation M . ’ building will, for the firs: time sinee its eavy Fog on Bay Causes Trouble for, Ferry- Boat Pilots, _— es of the company. ason. Over 2000000 eggs Were | jnquguration, be turned upside duwn be- fore all the countries are established. Ay { : Fog on the Bay. During the three nights of the tours the et ne were bothered for | PIEE School will be closed, as the room vesterday afternoon by a heavy | Das been pressed into the service of the over portions of the bay. The | committee. The reception rooms, parlors, < between 2 and 3 o'clock | reading room, €amera Club room and au- run under a slow bell. | goto. e 2 e 3 : e er o Slow bell. | gitorlum have all been siated by the La d in this it was quite | of the bay fogs. Em"n ic Cars Collide. 1‘ Mission-street system ng while rounding the 1 end East streets. It was a llision and fortunately mobody was | however, were badly damaged. had just rounded the turn into | ] stopped suddenly. The be checked in time to | r Oregonia arrived late yes- | rom the Sound. She will Honolulu_and New York and -~ ‘Water Front Notes. s due to arrive to-day from Aus- Albion & Pt Mexica & Way Pts{Oct. ies’ Auxiliary for geogr=phical position. The countries will be represented by the | following named, all of whom will wear | costumes peculiar to. the locality they rep- resent: Mrs. G. E. Miller, the acting chairman, will devote her time to a general inspec- tion of the foreigners and their cities; | Mrs. C. Deichmiller and her assistant, Mrs. T. C. Pedlar, will receive tourists in China, Mrs. E. E. Kelly will be seen in | Turkey, Miss Laura Morcom, Arabia; Mrs. Charles Whitney, Japan; Mrs. C. O. Bur- | ton wlil be at home in Spain; Miss J. Lar: zelere will guard the art treasures and stability of Greece; Mrs. M. E. Schuette, Germany; Mrs. M. Walsh, Holland: Mrs. Scotiand: Mrs. R. H. Plummer will preside over the destinies of the grs.n r 19 Griffiths 1i and T \\J\la\'u 1 H. J. McCoy is to take an active and in all probability will represent 13 | ©ne of the European Queens. while Mrs. 4. B. C. Wright, president of the Women's 11 | Auxiliary, will give her valuable advice £ in mcst all matters connected with the big undertaking. A feature of the musical programme will be the singing by Miss Emilie Neu- oottt O R SAILED. Sunday, Lundquist, een, Miller, October 26. Siuslaw River. Szn Padro. San Diego. San Pedro. | Jackson, Queenstown. ta, Lzuen Iversens Landing. rk, Reinertse Endeavor, Mcillen, Port Townsend. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT OBOS—Oct. 26, 10 p. m.—Weather hazy; wind NW; velocity 4 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. RARLUK- d Oct 17—Ship Star of Rus- n —Arrived Oct ence Oct 5. >WNSEND-—Parsed Fisi; ship 26—Bktn Oct 26—Schr a, D Carleton, 6—Schr Jas A Garfield, from for San Francisco. | ed Oct 26—Cuil bark Royal Sovereign, | Port Blakeley for Australia: Jap stmr | ama; schr Bangor, | r Oct 206—Bktn Jemes | for SAN DIEGO—Arrived Oct Jow waters occur at 26—Schr Ethel harf) about Zane, from Eureka, er T For: Point COOS 13AY—Sailed Oct 20—Stmr Empire, for | e 3 at both place Br ship Cypro= | OCTOBER 21. ¢ Gobtastown: s Prenths tor San | —Stmr Leslanaw, hence Oct 1 Dollar, hence Oct 24; échr /hence Oct 18; schr Lizzle Vance, rnm] : Arrived Oct 206—Schr A M £ —i FL ! wy —Stmr Noyo, Bragg: schr Mabe! Gray, 1m Eureka. SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Oct 26—Stmr South Bay. from Eure ARSHFIELD—Arrived Oct 26—Stmr Alli- from Portland. {A—Arrived Oct 26—Stmr :_schr Vine, from Hilo. 26—Stmr Pomona and schr Mary San Franeisco. Aretic, i ved Oct 206—Bktn bu\e exposition of the tides | James Johneon, ms & tides are ziven in fhe left Satled Oct 26 es A Garfield, for nd the successive (ides of the | San Francisco; Chil “bark Royal Sovereign, for | r of occurrence as to time: the | Austraiia. OCEAN STEAMERS. I time column gives the last tide of the except when there are bat three tides, 38 | NEW YORK—Arrived Oect $tmr Cana- stmr Celth. from Liver. ryy The helghts given are in dian, from Liverpool; e soundings of the United States prol n:.fl Queenstown; stmr Rotierdam, {rom Rotterdam. t Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) BREMEN_Safled Oct 26—Stmr Bremen, for k. ecedes the height, and then the mumber subtracied from the depth given by Cherbours and QUEENSTO Salled Oct. 26—Stmr Cam- The plane of reference is the mean Tower low ‘u.mu pania, from Liverpool for New Yor P OUTHAMPTON - Sailed Oct 26 — Stmr i her, from Haml ogni Shipping Mmm | Blucher, from burg and Boulogne Sur en i the . assed Oct 26—Stmr Minn ARKIVED. e L g b B T Kroonland, Averceen, atier 30" hours oo Bu- | from Aew Yo tor Atwery: Stmr ; s 7k cka, bound to San Pedro; put in to land pas- g.—é’r}."—fflv York \l:rQ‘:genrcL:)wn. S sengers. N—Arr 26—Stinr Navarro, Higgine, 44 bours from Re- ]m‘;’ e by b Tty donde HAMBURG—Arrived_ Oct' 26—Stmr Fu s :r Bouth Coast, Jumieson, 31 hours from Biemarck, trom New York via Piymouth e cureka. | Cherbourg e . uk. Stuir Pres) Andtrs(r;‘ 'h-;:’n- ;g-'::‘“_, ST. MICHAELS—Arrived Oct 26—Stmr Al- Gielow, ler, from New York for Gibraitar, Naples and e hours from San Poarof| Genos. s rty, 76 hours from Seat- nish 1oading. —_— Livingston Jenks deserves )our vote for ®oss Schr Kediek, Hansen, 8 days from Kodiak. g Stmr Gipsy, Smith, u hours from Moss | Superior Judge. Remember the name, * Landing, —_—————— Schr Mary C, Campbell, 10 hours from Fort | mhe growing of walking sticks l‘l spe- cial industry ] Decision. Present Site to Be Changed ‘to Van Ness Avenue and Sutter Street. s S The congregation of the Temple Emanu- El at a special meeting held yesterday morning decided to build a new and hand- some synagogue at the corner of Sutter street and Van Ness avenue. No definite | plans have been decided upon yet, buv., | lthe old temple on Sutter street, near | Powell, will be abandoned and its site | scld. The purchase of the new lot will be made immediately. The new structure will ~be over one-! third larger than the old one, this being necessary on account of the increasing congregation. It will have a frontage of 125 feet on Van Ness avenue and will ex- tend 169 feet on Sutter street. It will be | Luilt in accordance with latest archi- tecture. In point of beauty it will be ex- celled by few buildings in the city. The amount of money to be spent in construc- | tion has not yet been decided on. The first temple of the Congregation | Jomanu-El was a linen tent erected in| 11849, One year later permanent organiza- | tion was effected, and in 1851 articles of ! incorporation were taken out. In 183 the | first_ substantial_structure was set up on ! Broadway. Work on the present temple | | was begun in 1861 and completed in 1865. | The dcstruction of the old building will | remove from San. Francisco one of its landmarks. | | Rail Rates hcduced Via Santa Fe. During September and October the San- ta Fe will sell tickets to San Francisco ! at the following rates: From New York, $50; Boston, $49.90; Chicago, $33; St. Louls, | Memphls nnd New Orleans, SED Kansas Omaha, Sioux City and Fort Worth, S and rediced rates from intermediate | points. 1nformation at Santa Fe l.lcl(el office, 641 Market street. Sl ronpet SRR Fire Destroys Newspaper Office. MARYSVILLE, Oct. 26.—A message re- ceived to-day says that for the third time in two years the building of the Lassen Mail, published at Susanville, was | destroyed by fire. The loss is $2560. The i ‘ origin of the fire is unknown. /14 AM" SEMENTS. TIVOLIss2 HOUSE. | NOTE—Performance commences at 8 sharp! | Matinec Saturday at 2 sharp! TO-NIGHT. Wednesday, Fricay, Saturday, Donizétti's Beautiful Romantic Work, LINDA Di CHAMOUNIX. Tuesday, Thursday and’Sunday Nights and Saturday Matinee, by Special Request, Pucci- ni's Great Modern Opera, i LA BOHEME. | | Next Weak—"'TOSCA:" by the Composer o! LA BOHEME.” PRICES AS EVER -..25¢, S0c and Toe | Telephone Bush 9. t Californta B 1 We Had More Room Mor: People Cou'd See The Liberty Belles | Harry B. Smith's Latest Musical Comedy. Nt Positively' the Last Week. | | POPULAR PRICES—MATINEE SATURDAY. \ P S i, Ao g 2 ¥ | THREE MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE YOUNG | MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WHO WILL TAKE PART IN THE i COMING “TOUR OF THE WORLD."” bert, who has consented to render vocal for the round trip. The proceeds will be selections during the three evenings of the tour. There will be but one charge, 25 cents = Lt TR ANNUAL PRIZES Pac fic Hebrew Orphan- age Rewards Talented Pupils. The annual entertainment and distribu- tion of prizes of the Pacific Hebrew Or- phanage took place at the Alhambra The- ater yesterday afternoon. The entertainment took the form of a humorous and capitally constructed mu- sical comicality called *“The Pixies’ Tri- | uraph, or Commotion in Fairyland.” It was produced under the direction of rHenry Mauser, superintendent of the or- phanage. The greatest credit is due the superintendent for the admirable stage drilling of the principais and i very clever little people who made up the cho- rus. The children showed a surprising talent as vocalists, dancers and funmakers, The sword drill of the boys was so ex- cellent that the vast audience rewarded them with epplause that lasted some time. The youngsters fenced with “great preci- ston and went through the wholc manual with dash and spirit. The cast of characters in lhe play was as follows: Jewel Scissors, Pixie King, Samuel Hyman: Kncwall Do Little, King's executor, Miiton Wolff; Laughing Gas, Pixie court physician, David Schwartz; Stay Behind, leader of tic Pixie army, Ralph Deutsch; Runaway, cor- poral Pixie army, Samuel Braunstein; Ebony Face, court jester, Ray Lacomy; Queen of the fairies, Sadle Rosenthal; Frunclh eon, Queen’s chief associate, Ray Lacomy: Golden Hair, Queen’s favorite dancer, Mabel Lubelsky: chorus of Pixies and fairies. The distribution of prizes caused no lit- tle interest, and in presenting them to the successful scholars the president, 8. W. Levy, congratulated the reciplents and paid a compliment to the 2000-people pres- ent, who, he said, had not only-doné honor to the orphans by their presence but had ‘honored th!m!e‘vmby being identified with so great a ca The following received prizes: Scholarship nd deportment—George M| Behrendt prize of $200 and silver meflll tor b-vln. the highest percentage for scholarship nd deportment; Mary Braunstein, silver medal ana 3100 tar -chnl-uhip Aand deportment, and an additional $5_for neatn: rtment—Lillian Wolfl and Maurite Har- Zin, $i8 and stver meda; 1ds, Colglen Shapeero, Joseph Silvermap and Max Basker, each P:n‘c‘multy—cenc Laser and Jack Bernstein, eac) Neatness—Sadie Rosenthal and 'Marcus Bern- stein, each $5. Fatina, ¥ Next Sunday Riglll--“LGST RIVER.” ALCAZA Phone Alcazar, ... TO-NIGHT.... | MATINEES THUQSDAY AND SATURDAY. First Time in This City. devoted to the reduction of the~debt on | the Young Men's Christian Association | building. X-H-’-rH-!——‘»‘h—r-—l‘i«"l"fl‘!—u-l«l—"-l-. | hdu‘tr) —Rosa Cohen and Saul Stplru. eu(n‘ “sew, pe-—Tiste Mayers and Rmn THEATRE -au.vu Bramson, each Darning—Lillian Cohen, Hebrew and Bible histo goid ‘WiSlal” presentdd By Dr. Jerome K. Jerome's Ldughable Comedy, prize of $5; Fred Bernstein, $§5. Prizes of books will be distributed at the | THE WAY-——' orphanage during the week to other success- | ful pupils by Superintendent Mauser. —_— ~Mabel_Lubelsky. | Nieto, also | RED MEN GonGREGATE, 'TO WIN IN COUNCIL OF SORROW | Many Friends of Departed Ones Join in Annual Memorial Services. There was a large assemblage of Red Men and their friends at Red Men's build- ing yesterday afternoon to take part in the ‘Council of Sorrow of the Improved Order of Red Men and Degree of Poca- hontas. The imposing -and sad ceremony was held under the auspices of San Fran- cisco, Alameda and San Mateo County Tribes and Councils. The order of exercises was as follows: THE CHUTES! Lo CLASS SPECIALTIES EVERY ARIit- KGON -ND LVENING. NEW ANIMALS in the Z0OO. | KHEDIVE, the Algerian Camel: ZULU, the Yellow-Faced Baboon: SULTAN, the Untam- able Lion; TRILBY and JULIA, Lionesses, Invocation, James Boyes, great prophet; | More Greatly Discussed Than Anything In San overture, orchestra: remlrk. T. D. Brandon, Francisco Are the past great sacaem Tleé as a B ™ Frofestor Carl Sawel ‘:&Memnrmm by TINY LI: 1L ONES er L. Bllss, great keever of <: & culogy,” Emilio” Lastreto; song. ‘Beyond . thi R ‘Tomb,” Professor Carl Sawvel ‘Neater My | God to Thee,” orchestra. ; ot o Tae exercises closed with the singing of “America” by all present. B NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Chut Palace and Grand lfotels DIRECTORY = | OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Citalogues and Prica Lists Mailsl Phene is Park 23, HERPICIDE NOT A FAKE. Desirable location, unsurpassed cuisiae, unequaled service and modern conveniences are the attributes that have made these two hotels popular with tourists and travelers who ' visit San Fran- cisco. TUnsolicited Tuti;n_el'flnll Tell of It's Superiority. i Alf. R. Kelley. residing at 2195 Devisa- ; dero St.,.8an Francisco, Cal., writes the ' following: i “When I first purchased Herpicide, T | thought, like the majority of hair prep- ' arations, it would prove a fake. I am happy to state that, on the contrary, it {s all, and even more than you claim for it. Quite a number of barbers throughout the section in which I travel have cailed attention to the new hair sprouting out on my scalp, and inquired of me what I have been using. I tell them ‘Herpicide also ;lve them your name and address, on Am:he\stlon. COAL. COKE AND PIG IRON. J.C.WILSON & C0.. 200 Battery steest Telephone Main 884 FRESH AND SALT MEATS. JAS- BOYES & €O Shusrgtishim e % > o1Ls. A u.amcu‘mo OILS. LEONARD & FLLIA Eurvaled dasue G o8 ,,‘,1""‘“" | Front st 8. F, Phon Main 1114 nm lll I‘-g:h ‘ | PRINTING. Dfll. lmy hlllm ‘Toothache. lfl glll. 2 N g for Malaria and all B! some , 511 Sansome s, & ¥ E ¢ EUGHES, 'GREAT | Opera A WOMAN— AMUSEMENTS. Flsclery DU&nogPEmTv I ™ioversity That is the time when you must have a sunny smile, and there are two plays that will co pel you to be happy. “ WHIRL-I-GIG ” —AND—— “THB OTHER WAY.” The funniest of all Weber & Field's bur- lesques, now crowding our house as usual. SPECIAL NOTICE. Next Wednesday Afternoon at 3:15, FIRST ZECH SYMPHONY CONCERT 55——SELECTED MUSICIANS—735 A Delightful Programme. Seats now on sale at Fischer's Theater Only. New Faces and Acts! Rapoli; Carver and Pollard; Evalyn Ormsby; Doherty’s Canine Circus; Hickey and Nelson; Klein, Oftt y Brothers and Nickerson; Weston and Allen; The Athos Family, and | The. Biograph. Reserved Seats, 23« and Opera Chairs, 4 Balcony, 10c; Box Seats c. CENTRAL = NIGHT—ALL THIS WEEK, MATINEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Elaborate Production of the Sensational, and Realistic Drama of To-Day. THE See the great Ship- wreck Scede. See the Sandy Heok Life Sav- ing Station. METROPOLIS. "lch. EV] +-.10¢ to 50c 16! RN . 18c, 25¢ Next Week—“WAR ON WOME SAN FRARGSE0'S LAST. 7 NIGHTS. MATINEE SATURDAY. H. W. Savage Presents Hid JUYriL MAJESTFY, The Latest Comedy - and Luders’ DODO « (RAYMOND HITCHCOCK.) Direct From Daly’s Theater, N. Y. A Production of Excellence Yet to Be Equaled. 20 MUSICIANS IN ORCHESTRA. Beginping Next Mounday, “FLORODORA.” Seats Ready Thyrscay. . GRAND}ous: MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. TO-NIGHT AND E\ ERY EVENING THIS | MARIE WAINWBIBHT Supported by THE GRAND OPERA-HOESE STOCK CO. In Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s Famous Comedy “*THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.” One of the Greatest Comedies- Ever Written. POPULAR PRICES....10c, 13c, 25¢, 50c, 7S¢ Orchestra Seats All Matinees, 25¢ and 36c. Next Week—MAR] WAINWRIGHT in “DAUGHTERS OF EVE SUTRO BATHS. OPEN NIGHTS. Open daily from Bathing from 7 ADMISSION, 10c. Bathing, including admission, 2 W. T. HESS, KGTARY PUBLIC AND ATTORNEY-al-LAW. ‘Tenth Floer, Room 1015, Claus Spreckels bldg. Telephone Maln 0S3. Residence, 821 California st., below Boweir Resldence. Telephore James uwl RAILWAY TB.AVE". SANTA FE TRAINS Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. Vivid | KING | | | | | | -a'fi:u-u AUCTION SALES AUCTION AY, OCT. 27, 1 P M., AT NUCLEUS STABLES, 188 and 187 8TIVENSON ST., bet. Third st. Palace Hotel. OPPORTUNITY l:x'onnmN.\nY ST MATCHED TEAMS, excellent BUSINESS HORSES, jeady to work. To bs sold for feed bill. 15 HEAD of LIVERY HORSES. including 4 MATCHED TEAMS; also 20 head of GE: TITM):VO“ HORSES, weighing from 1100 to 3 E. STEWART, Auctioneer. 2 cars of LARGE WORK PLUGS, also a_lot of WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTS, SURREYS and a lot of SINGLE and DOUBLE HARNESS, at your own price: must be sald. 1140 FOLSOM ST.. TUESDAY. October 28, 11 a. m. Sale every Tuesday. REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALP at ARCADE HORSE MARKET, Sixth st. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29, at 11 a. m A rare chance to get good horses and harness at AUCTION CHEAP. JOHN J. YLE, Auctionee: RAII.WAY TRAVEL. N PACIFIC S. (oatn Tine, Foot of Market Street., FROM OCTORER 10, 192, — ARmUVE Benicia, Sulsan, Elmira and Sacra- IEave 7.004 3R 8904 8.00 3 8.30a 8.25¢ ments .. Vacarille, Winters, Ramse; Martines, Bazioun, Velleje, Cotie Davie xnlnn L Tiie. Orovitie, Atlantic Express—Ogde: XNtles, Lathrop, Stockton Nites. vudom Hanford, Visalla, Porterville .. Shasta Express— Davis, 'lmlnl (for Bartlett Springs), Willows, Red Bluff, Portland.. San_Jose, 'Livermore, Ione, Sacramento. Plleervmz‘ Marysville. Chico, Red Biuf. Oakdale. Chinese, Jamestown., nora, Tuolumne snd Angel 7.56» 8.30a 4.25¢ 8.30a 30 RN 12000 it 8307 Hayward, Niles and W. 4307 Marimez.San Ramon.Vaiiejo,Naps, Callistogs, Sants Rose.. 9. 4.00r Niles. Livermore, Stockton, Lodi. 430r Hayward, Niles, lrviagton, Sea Jose, Livermors 11, 4.30® The Owl leued—rmm Tulare, Bakeradeld, Saug Santa Barbars, Los Angele: 2552 5.00» Port Costs, Tracy, Lathrop,Stockton 10 Martines. Aatioch. Stockton, llerr 2d Omaha. St. Lauis, Chicago. San Paio, Port Costa, Sarein £od Wey Statlons.. alle, ur Oregon & Caiiforais Exprass—gac: . remento, Marysville, Redding, Poriiand, Puget Sound and Bast: $9.107 Hayward, Niles and San Jose.. CQAST 8154 Newark, Centervilfe, Feiton, Boulder Creek, Crnz and Way Stat{or 12.15» vgnrk Centerville, 3 411 (Narrow Gauge). ot N ek Btrents San sJ.uu. e 5507 San Jose, Almaden Feiton, Boulder Cruz and rrlulp-&n Leaves Los Gatos 4.53 #x Sunday AKLAND HARB - 2—- 00 ». ?1' Broad Gange). COA nhl’lu LA Streets.) A San Jose and Way Stations.. 8an Jose and Way Stations. New Almaden.. Cosst Line Limited —San Jjose, G'roy, Hollister, Salinas,San Luis ©Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Ange- ion S04 Teiscigul Sulorindnie .00+ !ln .1 SantaCruz. Pacific Grove, Salf Sen Luis Obispo snd Prinef Iatermediate Stations . 10.304 San Jose and Way, Stations. %1 11304 Sanjose,Los GatosandWayStations 11307 San Joseand w-ysmu.. 3.30° Bnrl ingame. San Mateo, Redwood, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Nountats View, Sants Clara San Ji l~ I7 4 Del 'y, Pacitie Grove, A !l g ) . nw s‘: menn nagpetes - iy 5.30> San Joseand Principal Way Stations 16.16» San Mateo, Belmont. Redwood, Mexlo Park, Palo Alte 307 San Jose and Way Station: 7.00¢ \v--r Orleans Ex; — Sen ‘Lais Obispo, Banta , Los An- geles, Deming. Sricans and Kast. Pno Alto snd Way Si San Jose sud Way Stations A for Morning. P for Af"‘l’loflll * Daily rrom Los Gatos, San Jose and Way Stations; except Sunday beyond. + Sunday excepted. t u'lllfll] oo.flll" (ouday oary. lmfi:;‘g«mn JE with tratn for Hanford - At rrun:,'tor Visalls via Sanger. f Tuesday an i Conbiection may be made at Goshen Jo. with train from Bakersfleld. n Dally excapt Saturday. w11 211 | Lim'a | Local | Mon & Local Daily , Thurs }° Daily 9:30 & ovri'a | Daily Lv San Fran. Ar Stockton ** Merced ** Fresno * Hanford * Visalia ...... * Bakersfield .. : Kansas City | ** Chicago a for morning, B for afternoon. :00°a. m. Dally is Bakersfieid Local, 1l polnts ip San Joaquin Valicy. Cop- ing train arfives at 7:30 a. m. dally, m. Mondays and Thursdays is the litornia Limited, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars -aad Dining Cars ‘through to Chicago. Chbair Car rums to Bakersfleld for accommoda. tion of local first-class passengers. No second. tickets are honored on this train. Corre. Shonding train arrives at 11:10 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. 4:20 p. m. 1s Stockton Local. Correspondin, train arrives at 11:00°a. m. daily. - 8:00 p, m. is the Overiand Express, with thmlh ‘Palace and Tourlst Slegpers and 1\.-,. Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also eoper which cuts out at Fresno. Correspihd. jng tram arrives at 6:00 p. m. daily. Otfice—641 Market street and in Ferry De- pot, San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland NORTH SHORE RAILROAD. Via Sausalito Ferry. Commencing Awl':.oz—,u lm.v AN FRANCISCO ILL VALLEY FROM SAN IND SAN RAFA T8 5, S 15, Bi1b, 26.15, 08 P D. 7:45'a. m. does not run to Il“ Vlll”. Y5_7:00, 8:00. 20:00, +10:00 11:00. u;so gg:. 1}2 ?vs& *3:45,5:00, 6:00, 7:30. 9% Xed (5 ruif to San Quentin. I'R(?t'ln' "'"*}nv\m. TO SAN FRAN WEEK DA ,_*6:20. 73 11:00 a, m.. 2 fme marked (9 start from San Quentin. 15.}3‘. m. 12:35, 2:45, 10:40 p. Y050, T80 1:10 2 m., e 45, 5:00, 6:05, 7:16, 10°40 THROLGH TRAINS. m., week days—Cazadero and way . m. Saturdays—Cazadero and way sta- 6 15 p. :& week vhy‘ (Sumre-n excepted)— ‘way stal T Bty Caandero ana way sta- tion: 2040 o, . Suna Point ‘Reyes and way 60 ays—] e Hotidey boath asd tralis witl oum an Sunday ti MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY ““Teve | Via Sausalito F frive 5, -3‘30 oxs. -545, cw. 'lwlng CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. LESSERS AN FPANGISCO AND NERTH PACIFIC AILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. SAN FRANCISCO T0 SAN RAFAEL. WEEK DAYS—T7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.: 12:35, 3;30 5:10, u:mn m. Thursdays—Extra trlp P. Saturdays—Extra trips at !A‘ IAFAEL 'lo su_mnw. CISC.-X’ WEEK DAYS—4:08. 135 9:20, 1 a. m.; 12:60 5:20p, m. " S SUNDTFH"&"_& Hasa m 4o, 3:40, u. s Bis » loew 8:00 a| 5:00 pl 550! Sonoma Glen Ellen Sebastopol 10”![!0 zl ect at Santa Rosa for Mark West "and White Sulphur Springs; rurta; at Lytton fe Geymerville for Skasgs Buncan Springs. B Gafl:hd Springs, Bartietc Springs; m Km at Uklah for Vichy I-h.. L..._‘Vmar Snflnc-. cu',rm Lake, NI- A iva Samhedrin Helghts. Hulivilie o:n ot Springs, Half-way. House, Comptche, Ca: %;""'- Faals 5t Wiliiis for Sherwood, Cahto. Cor le, Cummings, Bell's S Harrls, Olsen’s, Dyer, Pepperwood, Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- duced rates. on -m‘-.—m‘ 2 tickets to all potate beyond San t Balt ra s, Chvostete b 'wmmo. R. X. RYAN, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass