The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 2, 1903, Page 5

2 6 e M | | | s with a cargo of | . off Puget H s & ur-masted | e with the | line her on the 4 A i VESSEL. WHICH WAS BADLY | DAMAGED IN A COLLISION ‘ OFF PUGET SOUND. | At 3 | as | Yokohama, for Puget Sound; stmr Mackinaw, . ¥ € € ee twenty ’--' e S¥h 5% Tr Pascee ¥ s ity 8 SAN PEDRO—Arrived March 1—Stmr Phoe- . © the crew of , from Mendoci schr Ludiow, ‘from Port Dodge, from Eureka: schr » Tacoma; bktn Quickstep, rom . we PORT LOS ANGELES—Sailed March 1—Fr bark Gen Neumayer, for Portiand, Or. his gallant crew | BANDON—ailed ‘March 1—8Schr Gem, for nights with- anc g S BAY—Salled March 1—Stmr Allianoe, = n Francisco, via Eureka - a > keep off shore and | SKA—Arrived “March 1—Stmr”Eureka, n ps the wind. They b 28; simr Pasadena, from San Pedru, - weather ¥s of hard | Sailed March 1—Schr Glen, for San Fran. ol et wmiar ey nm’x 'n\ DIEGO—Arrived M . 4 two knots an| aha roalGOmATTIved March 1—Stmr Marsh- r. The cre shed themselves to the | EStiaan oL oigh's = bored holes through | : HILO— £ arrange some | ror a0 Salled Feb 21—Bark Roderick Dhu, f be laid up for| KAHULUI—Salled Feb 25—Stmr Texan, for ” HONOLULU—Arrived 25— v £ Dimond, hence Feb 7. e e i rviewed yester- - OCEAN STEAMERS. thing Sut o oy W YORK—Arrived March 1—Stmr Cam- 4 ing but words of from Liverpool and Queenstown: stmr i every member of his | Celtic. from Liverpool and Quesnstown: stme were mot for their | L& Savcle. trom Hayre; stmr Victoria, from work th migh would never have | ©*"°% Leghorn and . t Emigh was only re- | SRR PR s & her second Movements of Steamers. age of the finest vessels TO AR , er s he service. She is own- | — ) iy es Nelson & Co. of this city.| Steamer. From. | Due. s Gyau Harbor . 2 s Harbor 2 el 2 Grays Harbor 2 Grays Harbor Mar. 2 Portland & Way Ports. Mar. 2 dney & Way Ports. Mar. 2 2 3 3 Coos Bay & Pt - Orford|atar. 3 Humboldt . veo|Mar. 3 Humboldt Mar, 3| Point Arena & Albion [Mar. 3 we days on the extreme Newport & Way Ports|Mar. § Sie SO i s bably from the Puget Sound Ports Mar. 3 . oo China & Japan (Mar. 8 ssan f barrels of lime and et ol ey |y : i S Honolulu & Kahuiul... Mar. 5§ = B 4 - Point Arena 1 San Diego & Way Pll Mar. 5 ping Intelligence. New York via Panama. Mar 3 ew York .. BEY? ARRIVEL llhmh(,ld{ “:f : ay, March 1 and & Astoria....(Mar. 6 . i 5 2 £ & W Ports|Mar, 7 ST, 9% S . Pedro & Way Pts./Mar. 7 Sa . ia 7 hours fr Sound Ports. . Mar. 8 Gipsy, Leland, 22 hours from zarioa « from ationas 15 hours Brage Asetth ard 4 pm Pier 2 10 am/Pier 2 o4 eles P 10 am|Pler 2 ia_ Scattle/10 am Per 8§ Hansen Fairh'n .| 1 pm(Pier 2 1:20 p Pier 11 ¢, Pedersen, 84 hours from am/Pier 11 am Pler 19 e Seas, Pinding, 9 4 Japan 1 pm{PMSS d & Way 16 € March 4 | uer! Grays Xx bor ~ 2 Astoria & Portland 21 Maerch 1 Arcata .| Coos Bey-Pr. Orfa.|12 13 Alexan. North Fork.! Humboldt 9 am{Pier 2| . ch & % 9 am Pier 13 1:30 p/Pler 11 & Way! 9 am/Pler 11 Alblon Riv. & Alvion! 6 pm/Pler 12 Phoenix o Cit 1 pm Pler 13 Newburg arbor 4 pm Pler | rch 6 | Ramona . . Newport & Way ® am Pier 11 Dollar... Grays Harbor ....| 4 pm|Pier 2 | March T | | Pt. Arena.. Point Arena - 4 pm Pler 2 Newsboy...| Los Angeles Ports.| 2 pm|Pier 16 San Juan.. Y. via Panama 12 m| PMSS | Ciy Pucbla | Puget. Sound Ports/1l am|Pier 10 March 8 i | 8. Rosa..... .| ® am|Pier 11 | . Nelson.. | Seattle & Tacoma.|10 am Pier 2 | Ratnier Smxg. & Whatcom| & pm|Pier 2 | G. W. Elder| Astoria & Pm'l-ndiu -m!ner 24 | Marech 11 | Biber! Chins & Jnm. A! 1 pm|PMSS age FROM SEATTLE Feb 25—Stmrs Santa Ana — e Portiend, for Vaides. Steamer, For, | Sails. ed March 1—Stmr Arizonan, hence | - L R Dirigo.......| Way Ports. ‘lhr 5 T HADLOCK—Salied Feb 25—Chil ship | City Seattle. - 3 5 i Soler, for Iquique. | Nome City 5 Arrived March 1—Stmr Geo W | Al-Ki. 8 tmr Bureka, from So- | Parallon. . ¥ .[Mar. 8 _from Kaichou. | Cottage Cit; sww-y & Way Ports. Mar. 13 Scottieh Minstrel — poe Sun, Moon and Tide. co X s Coast and Geodetic Survey— 1—Stmr Melville d Helghts of High and Low . t Fort Polnt entrance to San assed out March 1—Stmr Port- Francisco Bay. Published bv official au- rom Seattie, for Vaidez: stmr Melvilie thority Bf the Superintendes r, from Tachma, for San Pedro. NOTE—The hl and low 'lle'll THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1908 "VESSELS COLLIDE IN A DENSE FOG AND ONE IS SERIOUSLY DISABLED Sarkentine Thomas P. Emigh Towed Into Port Afler‘l Being Crashed Into by the Schooner Caroline and Dr:ftmg Helplessly for Days Off the Sound occur Passed in March 1—Br stmr Pak Ling, from | the city ‘front (Mission-street wharf) -boul ty-five minutes later than at Fort Point height of tide is the same at both places. twe the MONDAY, MARCH 2 | | Sun rises Sun sets Moon sets NOTE_In the above exposition of the tides | the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the height, and then the number the charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters, it @ PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. O. Dabney of the navy is at the'’ Occicental. at the Grand. Professor Cal Godfray of Petaluma is at the California. H. A. Thayer, a photographer of Den- ver, is at the Occidental. Joseph Broughton, a retired merchant of Butte, Mont., is registered at the Pal- ace. John A. Cook, a shoe manufacturer of Brockton, Mass., is pegistered at the Russ. J. 'T. Walsh, a mining man of Tonopah, arrived yesterday and is stopping at the Grend. Dr. C. W. Turner and wife of Butte, Mont., are guests of the Palace. They are on their bridal tour. E. F. Bouton, who is interested in lum- ber and mining clalms in Mendocino County, is at the Russ. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McArthur of Aber- deen, 8. D., are in the city. Mr MecAr- thur is engaged in the cattle business | President John Martin of the North Shore road, who has been In the East for i several weeks, Is expected back on Thurs- day. i Horace V. Winchell, chief expert of the | Amalgamated Copper Company, has been in the city for several days and is at the Palace. Frank Shaw, a prominent mining man | or liam Clark, son of Senator Clark, the Palace. J. W. Johnson, third vice president and freight trafic manager of the Chlcago, Rock Island and Pacific Rallway, which has just absorbed the Frisco line, arrived from Chicago, by way of Ogden, last night and registered at the Palace. Mr. Johhson is on his way to Southern Cali- fornia. e BEERBOTTLER MISTAKES HOUSE FOR HIS OWN Antone Schmidt Arrested on a Charge of Attempt to Commit Burglary. Miss Jeannette Lewis, who lives at Hyde End police station about 2 o'clock yvester- day morning that a man was attempting to enter her house through a window. Ser- geant Shaw and Policemen Martien and Mangan jumped into the patrcl wagon The officers found Antone Schmidt, a | beer bottler, standing outside the house and Miss Lewis pointed him out as the man who was trying to break into the house. Schmidt was arrested and booked | on a charge of an attempt to cdmmit bur- He was under the influence of | | liquor. | Schmidt said yvesterday that he lives | with his mother on Polk street near Lom. | bard and was on his way home. He had | been drinking considerably and supposes | | he had mistaken Miss Lewis' house for his | | own, and finding the door locked had at- | | tempted to ‘enter through a window. i | —— J | Shoes for Tuesday 35c. Stoes for 35 & pair; all alzes, all styles, all | widths. These shoes are all good ones, but | unfortunately o they i been -omewhn, smoked In the fire at 10290 Market street. Tember, they are ot burnt, On sale. Tue day at ® 0'clock at the fire sale. Busy Bec Shoe Co., 1020 Market st., above Sixth. * ——— Drops Dead in a Saloon. James L. Ward, saloon-keeper, 1449 Val- | encla street, dropped dead in his saloon | shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday after- noon. He had not been complaining of | fliness and had been at work In the saloon | up to the time of his death. He was 42/ years of age and heart disease is sup- posed to have been the cause of death. The body was not removed to the Morgue, He was a married man. —_—————— Farmers Are Coming. Remind the farmers that you know in the East that rates over the Southern Pacific until dgne 15 are in fheir hl‘::'o;' From Chi $83; ow " and other Missour! River points, Visit 613 lel:al street and a=k all about it. Two Eighteen Knot Vessels of San Francisco, the officials of the steamship company realize the immediate necessity of Im- i proved facilities on its northern route, and it is claimed t with two mnew steamers of a speed of eighteen knots, |/ which the contracts will call for, the! compeny can compete to great ad- | was a possibilit | means of attracting more traffic to the ‘ water route. given is subtracted from the depth given by | | President Hill of the Northern Securities | nished in a dispatch from St. Paul last J. B. Porter, a merchant of Salinas, 1s the Hill syndicate proposes to establish Montana and brother-in-law of Wil- | is at | and Beach streets, telephoned to the North | and rapidly drove to the scene, ! FAST STEAMERS WILL BE BUILT Pacxfic Coast Compa.ny To Shorten Time to Seattle. Are Planned for North- ern Route. ey > announcemnt was made yesterday frem a reliable source that the Pacific Corst Company, which controls the Pa- cific Coast Steamship Company, is about | Tk to place orders for two big steamers of | the most modern type With a view of put- ting them on the route between this city | and Seattle in competition with the South- | ern Pacific Company's rail service to the | north. Increased traffic from this end of | the route, resulting from the rapid growth is said to have mad®| vantage with the railroad, even to the ex- tent of giving passengers quicker service | between San Francisco and Seattle. At present the Southern Pacific Com- pany’s schedule time between the points mentioned is forty-eight hours, as against about sixty hours which it takes to cover the distance by water, thus afford- ing the rail route an advantage of nearly eighteen hours, which means much to the | majority of the traveling public. It has been calculated by the steamship com- pony that a steamer of elghteen knots will make the trip from San Francisco to ttle in fort hours, or two hours Icss than the railro time. J. W. Lawless, neral agent of the | Pacific Coast Steamship Company, re- turned from the north yesterday, and when asked concerning the story showed a decided dislike to discuss it, but he finaliy admitted that the matter was un- der conslderation, and said that there | of the new boats being | ordered very £oon. “There is certainly need for them,” said Mr. Lawless, “for San Francisco is grow- ing enormously. Two new boats with modern accommodations would be the As far as competing with the time on the railroad route, I guess that your informant Is correct, for an eighteen-knot steamer can easily cover the distance in forty-six hours and beat the trains into Seattle, for you must un- derstand that the rall route is a difficult one to make time on.” Concerning the probability of the new president of the Pacific Company, Mr. Cannon, visiting the coast shortly, Mr. Lawless said that it was expected that| the former would visit San Francisco in | about two months. It was announced in The Cail several days ago that J. D. Farrell, former presi- Gen*. of the Paclfic Coast Steamship Com- pany and lately appointed assistant to Company, was on his way to the coast. An explanation of his coming was fur- | pight, saying th: he i1s on his way to ! Cbhina and will sail on the steamer Si- beria. He is to visit the Orlent in the CENTRA | PRICES SAN FRAYGISCHY COLUMBIA 2252 SECOND AND LAST WEEK Last 7 nights. Matinee Sat. Ppresents a spectacular production of AMERICA'S GREATEST PLAY, ARIZONA By Augustus Thomas. Seats, $1 50, $1, T5¢, 50c and 25c, Beginning NEXT MONDAY CHARLES FROHMAN Presents in “SHERLOCK NOLMES." SEAT SAL. “™3i5¥soay Kirke LaSheile | 07 g‘-lflcnl Nights, the Curtain Wil Rise at 8 WILLIAM GILLETTE| Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Nights and Saturday Matinee. [ [ { IOLANTHE.” SPECIAL'-FOUR _EXTRA PERFORM- ANCES on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and | Sund Week of March Sth with MASC AGNI SEATS READY ‘Wednesday, March 4, 9 a. m. TIVOL ROGRE. NOTE—Owing to the Length of Performance MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 SHARP. TO-NIGHT, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, The Musical Events of the Year. Pietro Mascagm Directing a Great Programme With a COM- | PLETE COMPANY and ORCHESTRA of 00. THEATER BelascokMayer Market Street, Phone South 533. ——TO-NIGHT—ALL TEIS WEBK— ——Matinees Saturday and Sunday—— near Eighth. | Charles E. Blaney's Soul Stirring Melodrama, ThE FORGER’S DAUGHTER A Great Production—All the Central Favorites in the Cast. EVENINGS MATINEES March 9—"SLAVE! <A VAUDEVILLE SUNBURST....| ers; Farmer Jones and His Edu- cated Pigs; Le Quatuor Basque; Reno and Richards; Ryan and ley; Louise Montrose and the Bio- graph. Reserved Seats, 25c; and Opera Chalrs, 5oc OPERA GRAND:ous: TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Starring h-nnmem of the Gifted Eastern Actress, MISS MAUDE ODELL|, | In the Brilliant Romance, UNDER THE RED ROBE. Adapted by Edward Rose from the Novel by Stanley Weyman, as Performed for Over 300 Nl:hu at the Emplre 'nmm. Vew ank Orfginal Music b; POPULAR PRICES-1 lbc 25(: o and 7se. Wext wnx—nnnn ODELL in ~——'"COUNTESS VALESKA.” ALCAZAR™" BELASCO aad MAYER. . Propristany HAT—ALL THIS WEEK— interest of the new steamship line which botween Seattle and Hongkong. The first of the steamers will be launched about the latter part of March. While In the Orient Mr. Farrell will arrange for | agencies for the company and make other ' arrangements for mail contracts. — Says He Lost Diamond. W. A. White of 1761 Howard street re- ported to the police last night that he had been robbed of a carat and a half diamond stud, valued at $200. White be- lieves he was robbed while at the Cor- | bett-Hanlon fight in the Mechanics’ Pa- villon last Thursday night. He says he was jostled in a crowd of roughs while leaving the building, and on arriving ! home found his diamond gone. The police have no clew on which to work. ————— { Death of Mrs. Kate Burgin. Mrs. Kate Burgin, for many years prominently identified with church aftairs in this city, dled Saturday at noon at her home, 2109 California street, after a short fliness. She is survived hy three daugh- ters, Kate, Agnes and Eugenle, and a son, Colonel J. Fred Burgin, assistant ad- jutant general of the Second Brigade, Na- tional Guard of California. The funeral will take place to-day from new St. Mary's Cathedr: ADVEBTISEHENT!. Dyspepsia and other stomach troubles quickly relieved and in most cases surely cured by the use of Glycozone This scientific gernucide is abso- | | Iutely harmless:; it subdues the inflammation of the mucous mem- brane of the stomach, and by re- moving the cause, eflects a cure, Used and recommended by leading phy- sicians. Take no substitute and sce tha each bottle bears mny signature, Trial size, 1. no, at druggists or by mail, from Qf cletptagt 59 Prince Street New York, Send for Booklet. SPHEROID EYE-GLASSES Do away with back reflection and do not touch the lashes, 642 /MARKETST Desirable location, unsurpassed cuisine. unequaled service and modern conveniences are the attributes that have made these two hotels popular with tourists and travelers who visit San Fran- cisco. Palace and Grand Hotels ALICE TREAT HUNT as FANCHON. PRICES Butnizes - ek Fifta THEATRE Stew, REPUBLIC:- THIS WEEK ONLY—— “STRATHMORE Dramatization of Ouida’s Famous Story. SPECIAL BNGAGEMENT Next Sunday, Tolstoy's Wonderful Masterplece, “RESURRECTION.” Exactly as New Being Played in New York by Blanche Walsh, and in London by eerhohm Tree. Noted Emotional Actress, VIRGINIA ESCOT’ $1 50, ress, 'T as MASLOVE. APECIAL PRICES--Lowsr Floor, $1; Baleony, 70¢c, 60c; Gallery, 25c; Box Seats, §1 50. Bleclerly A Of Pure Place=— Pleasure (|LHOITY TOITY ~——BRINGS GOOD CHEER.— ———A NEVER-ENDING LAUGH.— ——SPECIALTIES—— NEVER, NO NEVER, BCLIPSED. Night prices, 25c. 50c and 76c. Bat and Sun. Matinees, 25, 60c. Children at Matinees, 10c_and 25c. IANO RECITA|e NGELUS PIANO PLAYER XT SATURDAY, MARCH T, Wil Lnnduct Ann(h PIANO RECITAL by M C. With the Am “of The Angelus ——AT— STEINWAY HALL 22’! SUTTER ST. MRS, GRACE_ DAVIS NORTHRUP, Soprano. By calling at our store y day this week y tickets for this Co., Kearny and Sutter sts, San Francisco. THE CHUTES! TAHAR’S TROUPE OF ARABS and HIGH-CLASS SPECIALTIES IN THE THEATER EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, SPEND “A DAY IN THE ALPS.” SEE THE THRIVING ONE- POUND IN THE INCUBA s RARE ANIMALS IN THE 200. TAKE A TRIP **DOWN THE FLUME" The Wonderful Scenic Waterway. —AMATEUR NIGHET TEURSDAY— ‘When Phoning Ask for “THE C!!L"{E." CARRIE NATION |5 THE RENOWNED SALOON SMASHER, WILL LECTURE AT TO-! nonkgivmoglnuoo#' AT 2. u ——RUM nmmdlnuleudfle lrm.., Clav & Co's s The De Forrests; Andraessen Broth- | Richfield; Radiant Florence Bind- { Balcony, 10c; Box Seats | TO-NICHT— THE FATAL WEDDING NEXT—The Stupsnfous Noveity, ‘CORIANTON.” Most Discussed Plny in America. KOCIAN! THE PHENOMENAL ALHAMBRA THEATER TO-MORROW AND AT IT'S A POWERFUL PLAY R FO! EVERYBODY !TRO NG REALIQTh‘ EI'FFL‘T§ BOMEMIAN VIO- | | THURSDAY NIGHTS | | 8:15. | WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- NOONS AT 3:15. . $1 50, $1 and e, at Sherman, Clay BAJA. CALIFO.RNIA ‘Damiana Bitters S A GREAT RESTORATIVE, INVIGORA- tor and Nervine The most wo Tonle for the The Mexican Kidneys and Bladder. ABER, ALFS derful aphrodisiac and qpecl-l for Diseases ol 1l Sells on its own merits. California Limited To CHICAGO Daily Leave lukel street Ferry D"L le'l D.ll! b-nr Lv San Fran. Ar Btockton Merced 3 !or morning, p for afternoon. | 8:00 a. m. Daily i Bakersfield Local. stop- | ping at all poirts In San Je | ruponmu train arrives at Datly i “the C. Mg pn carrying and Din Cars lhflllll to Chicago. Chait Car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation ef locat first-class passengers. No second-class tickets are honored on train. i arrives st 11418 b W Datig: b m. s Stockion Local. train arrives at 11:10 & m. Dally. 1 8:00 is the Overland Express, with | and Tourist Sleepers and Free D. through Pala Reclining Chair 6:00 p. m. daily. tfices—641 Mdrket street and In 'n-ry bt- 1112 Broadway, pot, San Francisc SAN FIAIEISW AIB mm PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. SAN m.'unoo TO SAN mm WEEK D\\L'l” 11:00 a. 12:38, ;30, 5:10, hursdays—Exra teip 3 " Saturdays—Eixtra trips 8% In Effect May 4, 1902, Destina- tion. Ignacio and Novato Week | Sun- | Days. | da: Petaluma an Santa Rosa Fulton W indsor Helldnb“rl Gesserviiie Cloverdala Hopland Ukiah Willits Guerneville Sonoma Gien Ellen Sebastopol 45 p| Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West Springs and White Sulphur Springs: ton for Altruria; at Lytton for Lytton grings. rl Geyserville for Skaggs Springs: st Cloverdal for the Geysers and Boonevills for Dancun Springs, Highland “Drlnf:?:yvm Carlsbad _ Sprin ett S it ['lll.l for Vlflhy Springs, Beratoga Sprin Laes. Laurel Deli | a Saratoga Springs, Blue Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Late, - | hi ratde. l-krl-y' Tuckneii s, Su hearin He nnilnu “Hullvilie, Orr- t Springs, Halt-way House, Comj Etovens, Hopkins, Hendocino Clty, For o b«{;’ sal; at Willits tport, U Scotia and Covelo, Laytonville, mnn. Harris, Olsen’s, Dyer, Peppes day to Monday round-trip tickets at re- rates. Eurek: oused Tatee On Sundays—Round-trip tickets to sll pointy hfl:rm st., Chronicle H.C. VERITH\'G. beond San Rafael st AN, en. Manager. Gen. l;-h. Agt. cket office, MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY building. Al airagta e iy w925 1., Weak Daga uis. ,‘ “TAYEZE OF TARMLPNS™ hfl,m]-~ glemve | Vi Sawalito Ferry | Artive Foot of Market St. | _San Pnn w“‘ §un-' n-m».;-.q.-.lz"‘ wightat the < Tavers of Tamal A- A mwmfiu.—uxsfiifi v X TIOEET ’munm Sr.. (North Shore Railroad) and SAUSALITO FERaY, Foot Maiket St. | ARCADE }ma&r MARKET, OH AUCTION SALES Cl.OSlNfi OUT AUCTION SALE OF b2 Horses,Rubber-Tired Hacks, Harness, Ete. NORTH END STABLES, 5i4 BROADWAY, bet. Kearny and Dupont s FRIDAY, March 6, at 11 & m. On account of lli-health I will offer all of my stock of the above stables at PUBLIC AUC- TIC of 5 almost new RUBBER- 1 srays, 10 sets HACK HARNESS, 8 BUGGIES, single and double harness. RINT, Somn 3. 'DOYLE, Auetfoneer, office 327 Sixth st. This stock can be seem any time before day of sale. o oy S DON'T FORGET OUR REGULAR WEEK- LY SALES, EVERY TUESDAY, 11 A. M., at 1140 Folsom street, of all kinds of Horses, w Buggies, Carts and Harness. SPECIAL AUCTION MARES, WEDNESDAY, P LE of HORSES and March 4, at 11 a. m. Sixth St DOYLE, Auctioneer. J. B-AILWAY TRAVEI. SQUTHERN, PACIFIC Trains leave and are due to arri SAN FRANCISCO. of Market Strest) Fhon Fesnvany . i ammivE 7.00a Bealcta, Suisun, Eimirs and Sacra meato ... 7;%: 004 Vacaville, Winters, Rumaey 7350 .304 Martines, San v Napa. Calistoga. Santa Ro 7302 Hites. Laibrop. Stockton s 8.25» 15 Davis, Woodland, Knights Landing, Marysviile. Oroville. 7.86» Atiantic Express—Ogd . w.g. 8.304 Shasta 7.587 8.304 Niles, 8an Jose, Livermore, Stock- 100, ]one. Sacramento, Placerville, 3 aviile, Cbico, Red Binff..... Oakdale, Chinese, Jamestown, nors, Tpolumne and Angels ... a.u‘ vuun. artinez and Wsy Stations 10.C0a Vailejo. Fo. presa, i- 410.004 Cresce: es “Nercod, - Raymond; — Mattie: Stockton, ym Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeles aod Xew Orlenns. (Westbound arrives s Pacide Gonst Bxpress, vis Const o The Overia and imized - Ogden, r, Omal lcago. ll-y'n.rd Niles and Way Stations. scrumento River Stesmers. 1. Winters, _Sscramento, Wor Williame, Colusa, Wik lows, Knights Landing. Marys Tille, Oronle .. > Hayward, Niles 10 i i 3 Martives.Ban Ramon, Vaiiefo.Nape. toga. Santa l Mariinen Fracy. Lathrop. Siackion. 18 !!Ie'. Lfvermore. Steokten, Lod1. . IY'I!M Ifln. Irvington, hl} 6007 ha o-x L-m —Fresno, Tulare, 4.25» 20.304 e384 10.004 ki3 > 1.l d. Los Angeles; counec: Ton 8 ugus for Santa Barbare. (Golden State Limfted Sieeper carried on Owi Train for C 74 l-un "Limited (ieaves ¥ e M—)‘;Fl' York, 2554 you) e rop. Modes ¢ Gauge). _m-_m_é’::_—— &."u-‘fimm Senta - je, 8an Wy sn. re. N “(s da w o4 (San: " y. Laths 4150 Nowark, Saa Jouc, Los Gatos..... 9300 Train—ten Jesenad Way unter’ (Saturday enly) ........ oves Loos Guvos s 8 0a Bidi From SAN vfigmwo.l H..u iy ) -J' sigr . YIS %08 1169 4w |- 3. OA ND, Foot 0 ST LI s Ban Jose muu Saa Jose aad Way Stations.. s New Almaden. . g s o Cosst Line Limited — fan Jose, Sitter, Holtister, felinas San Luis 66, Capitola, ve.Salinas, o ind Priscipai d Way Siacions.. N s-- Ju- and Way Stations . 086 and Way Stations 41 ln Lats Obisf i lllll‘fi" ion & (.na- Pri Way Stations m:,‘.!' cxotford Saa Onien, TO SAN RAFAEL. SAN QUENTIN, MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, ETC. NOF?TH SHOR‘E 9, t marked () to .:ecni't':. mv! the 3:15 p, m, train rm. nx RAPABL TO SAN M“ (il,scn 11108, ye—8:28. 16:25, 7.40, m., 12:39, THROUGH TRAINS. 7:45 &, m., week days—Cazadero and way 115 p. M., week days (Saturdays excepted) ..'ll‘on;l. and way stations 398 P M. Saturdays—Cazadero and way m‘l Holidays—$8 a. m., Casa- dero and wa: | 'lnalvbnhn—“u‘.'-. Reyes 1 Market of, FERRY—Foot of Market ok