The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 27, 1903, Page 4

4 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH ;GOVERNOR SIGNS FINAL MEASURES, Special Dispatch to The Call. ACRAMENTO, March 26.—When the clock struck 13 to-night Gov- ernor Pardee had completed the signing and pocketing of the last | batch of bills ieft over from the | During e entire afternoon and all evening the chief executive gave himself assiduously the multitude of from the viclous, and ever with an eye on the t session of the Legislature. task of sifting measures, selecting the beneficial ondition of the State treasury. nepl us among the bills vetoed was Asi 1 known as the May- sco Mayor -tionable Frar the po :ments {: by banks al Soclety. aing So Par ket veto. ing $100,000 for a s 1 at e Governor signed the general a r bill known as Assembly b $5,500,000, vetolng the items aggre & SHRA Tor-thé ‘SRppest af Sistyict pe wernor signed a Governor's ma . ne for $25,000 for a vetoed the bill appro- for Insti- an rial ed the 5 LUCK OF THE SENATE Approval of Governor for Big Lot of Legislation. afixgd” his the prote for the which was designed appointees them recourse to injunc- was a measure to which had given much considera- r and against e Governor vetoed | & $45,000 to pay out- against Both the Dairy School bills He also vetoed te San Fran- signature to e act the completed the task of signing and rejecting bills of the Legislature at mid- night. His signature was af- fixed to a great number of im- portant measures, and about one hundred died by the pocket veto. Among these was As- sembly bill 517, known as the Schmitz anti-injunction bill. In giving his reasons for not sign-. ing it the Governor said early this momning that he ‘“‘doubts the power of the Legislature in the manner prescribed in that bill to abridge the jurisdiction granted to the Superior -Courts- the conmstitution of this — 913, authorizing the 1o Works to secure Tight of Vert the waters of Mormon Culaveras River. S. B. 914, appropriating $5000 sgainst State in favor of Rob- 20, to repeal an act to o B.B"O-“d provide for the eivee, “approved $8000 for mainten- he water system at of 1901 appropriating uprovement of t ool of Industry. an act for the interests of the 300 therefor. Sl 200,000 to auditing D e Works, and also ¢ and directing him and thém to per. win duties relative to drainange and e necessary machinery and appli- , improve and rectify wa- | necessary work in rotection of the tate and appro- viticuit pristing § B ard to C urchase thi erefor, and els, and to do al n therewith. evpropriating $25,000 for erection s & bullaing Tor the 1 prisoners. appropriating $400 to pay claim of Tucker on judgment rendered against \ Merced County amending act to regulate practice ture, relating to an annual license 523, ropriating $1300 to pay claim Mirmay, Saperintendent of Ramie Cul- $5000 to erect new ison. or #o much claim of B. 661, appropria warehouse at San Que B appropriating $3048 thereof se may be Decessary o D&Y Marir v aga e State. . “appropriating $6000 for jmproving & grou f ‘Atfiliated Colleges of v San Francisco. or the appointment of c sioners prescribing new laws for the gov- y s and banking corporations. rlating $28,000 for additional Normal_School, Chico. & $61,000 for_comple- te Normal School at 1§ improvements. pins St LOWER HOUSE BILLS. Action of the Chief Executive on Mass of Measures. the Assembly 1 ma S R bills for the covering or fenmc- ng shafts. ing the sals of commercial vidin & the practice of veterl- rators of street rail- s of cars with glass or “requiring that surveyors shall not to file ‘maps of T ¥s whers do = changes as nposing & State tax on itinerant fhe Political Code, cor- nty seats to the State & the act of nheritance e selling 1899 relating v giving of of the Civil corporations fating $5000 for the fur- Surveyor General t & misdeme: cnditions or any v r employ - resent otel and lodging-house with an automatic ig- very corporation which flle with the Secretary of the decree of the hange of name. unty clerks to preserve affidavits made for the pur- ng registrati to the lucational rig] of ding for the taking of deposi- esident witnesses by oral exam- 2, amending the Code of Civil Pro- providing the procedure by which dits in the hands of public or porations belonging to a judg- t amending section 382 of the Poli- relating to the adulteration of and druss requiring that a majority of the t county boards of education shall hers holding not lower than mar_sch 3 amending section 1713 of the Pc- . Telating to the apportionment of g for the formation of s and the maintenance of therein. amending eection 1415 of the % ting to the appropriation and appropriation of water. amending section 1 Code, T distriets. of the Po- ttica ting to the formation of new school mmis- | A B. 26, relating to the election of school aws of | trustees A. B. 30l amending section 1818 of the Code, relating to the Auties of Su- 1 Jévying county school tax. 619, authorizing Boards of Supervisors ADVERTISEMENTS. ILLUSTRATED BY CHRISTY HARPER @ BROTHERS. NEW YORK “The book is absolutely different from anything else that has ever ap- peared in fiction.” —Brooklyn Eagle., Daugbier By Mrs. Humphry Ward f'lllor of **Eleanor” and *'Robert Elsmere” OVERNOR PARDEE ||t soromt LOSING MANY IN AN AMPLE POCKET, AMONG THEM ANTI-INJ UNCTION BILL Afispéctors of weights and measures. roviding for the care of high- ways by the State. A.-B. 716, relating to the appropriation of water. A. B. 775, providing for the opening and ex- tension of streets and alleys by municipal cor- poratione A. B. 868, relating to transfers of business and franchises by corporation: A. B. 945, relating to salaries of officers of Santa “Cruz County. - A. B. 684, permliiting teachers to withdraw from the annuity fund end recelve moneys paid in. A B. 704, providing for the organization of drainage_aistricts, A. B. 715, reiating to the testamentary depo- sitions (0* corborations. A. B. 745, relating to the fees Treasurers are to recelve for keeping public moneys. 831, fixing the salaries of police court clerks at Los Angeles at $1800 a vear. ° A. -B. 867, Telating to disclosures confiden- tially made {o the officers of corporations. A. B. 886, authorizing the city of San Fran- clsco to lssue §2,000,000 for the improvement of the seawall. . ’ A B. 962, authorizing the transfer of cer- taln lands fo trustees of the town of Santa Clara. A. B. 9756, amending section 465 of the Ofvil Code relating to the powers of corporations. A. B.'976, tax levy bill. 5 A. B. 3, to pay judgment of $5880 in action of Hakes Investment Campeny against. the State. A. B. 4, to pay judgihent of $8625 of W. R. Guy against the State, = ~ A. B. 5 to provide for payment of judgment | tion of M. D. Corey against the | o 33195 i State. These three forégoing judsments were rendered in Sen Dieo County. A. B. 43, t0 provide a ceniral ward bullding at the Southern California State Hospital. A. B. 8, eppropriating $59,650 to pay_the clalms of Charles Bickerdike. against the State Upon & judgment rendered in Sacramento County A B a5, ¢ Francisco Law and dered in Sacramento A. B. 8T, Lightner. ¢ lection Company, ‘ounty. ren- n judgment rendered in Sacramento County. A. B. 88, 10 pay judgment of $1040 of George Leonard, rendered In Sacramento County. A B. 92, to pay judgment o 33835 of V. B. Waidron, fendered in Sacramento County. A. B. 83, to pay judgment of $4450 of W. S. Hooper, rendered in Sacramento_County. A_B. U5, to pay judgment of $460 of Charles A. Palmer, rendered in Sacramento=County A. B. 98, to pay judgment of R. Shaw, ren- dered in San Benito County. A. B 54, 85, 87, 85, 92, 93, 95 and 8S are for coyote scaip claims. A. B..137, to pay B.- A:_Johnson $211 61 for supplies furnished National Guard A. B. 142 1o pay judgment of $465, held by George Hornage, plaintiff, against the State, defendant, rendered in San Joaquin County. A."B. 192 to amend section 362 of the Civil Code relating to amendments by corporations of thelr articles of {ncorporation. A. B. 105, adding a new section to the Polit- lcal Code relating to the making of official mape. A. . B. 201, providing for the completion of the modern hospital bullding at the Veterans' Home at Yountville A. B. 321, to pay the claim of the Califor- nia ‘State Agricultural Soclety against the therefor. State and appropriating mone: A. B. 347, appropriating $6725 to pay judg- ment rendered in Modoc County in an action brought by Benjamin Lauer, B. 364, appropriating $2335 to pay the clalm of W. L. Wood against the State. This is & coyote scalp case. A. B 360, to pay the claim of W, L. Wood $45. This is a coyote scalp claim. A-TH , smending an act passed March 7. 1809, providing for the construction and fur- ishing of a residence for the Governor and ap- propriating the sum of $60,000 for the erection of | and furnishing of eaid residence and of all ex- penses conne: ed therewith. ng payment of a judg- ational Bank of D. O, This is a coyote scaly Butte County B. 400, appropriating $2365 to pay claim of Farmers change Bank of Bernardino against the California. is a coyote scalp claim. A. B. 435, to pay judgment of $1125 rendered in Calaveras County in favor of Johu Raggio A B 0 puy judgment of $1520 ren- deréd in Diego County the Bank of Commerce, A. B. 470, requiring all persons and cor- porations engaged in_supplylng gas and eldc- tricity water for domestic purposes, most effective meters, etc. This in favor of to provide the A. B. 479, to pay judgment of $370 rendered in Amador County in favor of Joseph Quirola. A, B. 450, to pay judgment of $050 rendered in’ Amador County in favor of William Going. A. B, 484, appropriating $3670 to pay claim of the Commercial Bank of Maders. A. B. 501, an act relating b justices’ courts in cities and counties of more than 100,000 in population and providing for the appointment ot a justice’s clerk and his assistants, prescribing their duties and fixing thelr compensation. A. B. 507, appropriating $14,320 to pay the claim of the Producers’ Bank on judgment ren- dered in Tulare County. A. B. 546, to amend section 14 of the Civil Code of the State of Cal'fornia. A. B. 552, making an appropriation to pay judgment of $6880, rendered in Fresno County in favor ot Henderson. scalp case. A. B. 571, an act to amend section 485 of the Political Code and to provide for the appoint- ment of a deputy surveyor general and an as- sistant surveyor general and a clerk for the sur- veyor general and to fix their compensation, A. B. 580, making an appropriation to pay a judgment of $600 rendered in favor of Julia H. Johns in the Superior Court of the city and county of San Francisco. A. B. 582, to re-enact eection 681 of the Po- al Code, relating to the duties of clerks of boards of supervisors, trustees, etc., and de- 1t r may be obtained in satisfaction O fcreeing that the State shall not be required to file certified checks upon an application for pur- chase of bonds. me of G. W. Fresno County. A. B. 607, an act to appropriate $2400 to pay the judgment against the State in Modoe Coun- ty in action of James T. Laird. This is a coy- ote scalp case. A. B. 610, making an appropriation to pay the claim of $52 40 ot J. D. Collins, Sheriff of Fresno. A B. 622, an act to amend section 457 of the Political Code. Dowda, a coyote scalp case in 05 of Dr. C. H. Blemer, A A. B. 600, to pay the claim of N. A. For- ster of $550. A. B. €85, to appropriate $500 for furnishing the otfice of the Clerk of the Supreme Court in San Francisco. A. B. 688, to pay the judgment recovered by Oscar R. Brown in Mono County om coyote scalp claims. B. 697, to provide for the purchase of fire ratus and machinery, etc., at the Home ninded Children. to pay judgment of Maggle L. recovered in Fresno County. B. 704, to provide for the funeral expen- of the late Adjutant General W. H. Sea- mans. A. B. 811, to provide for the preserva‘lcn and malintenance of the California Redwood Park, in Santa Cruz County. A.'B. 821, providing for the purchase and instaliment of improved material and machin- ery in the State printing office and State bind- ery. A. B. 839, directing certain improvements to be made at the Agnew State Hospital. A. B. 872, appropriating $140 to pay the claim of R. P. Marcuez. A. B. 908, authorizing citles, towns and mu- nicipal corporations to establish and maintain public assembly or convention halls and to In- cur indebtedness for such improvements. A. B. 963, making an appropriation to pay the claims of Martin Bros. against the Stute of Californid. n act to amend an agt entitled ablish o Penal Code,” relative commiesioners and certain raliroads. A. B. 614, repealing chapter 1 of title V of part 3, Political Code, and substitute therefor a new chapter 1, relating to government and e e ik o 1 o 3 app: tor locats; ‘l:nd Sur\em mdnimw in '.mnlzg ‘ounty. A B. 124, a riating $10,000 for support of ex-army nui and indigent widows, wives, mothers and dependent daughters and sisters of Union veterans who served honorably during the Civil War, at Woman’s Rellef Corps Home at Evergreen, Santa Clara County, A. B. 241, ‘appropriating $25,000 for construc- tion of unfinished part of free wagon road from Mono Lake Basin to connect with Tioga road at Ticga mines, — The following bills were pocketed by the Governor: Senate Dbill 6, appropriating $80.000 or much lhmofumybenmmryform:? chase of additional lands for Napa State Hos- pital. Senate committeo substitute for S, B. appropriu $30.000 for purchase of ade:- o pay judgment of $8875 of San | , 10 pay the claim of $4810 of A. T. | A. B. 166, to pay claim.of A. W. Rateleye. | This is & coyote | B. 597, appropriating $3840 to pay judg- | an act to appropriate to pay the | State | ACCUSED OF STEALING GOODS FROM EMPLOYERS Patrick Meehan, Salesman for the Pioneer Belting Company, Arrested. Patrick Meehan, who was employed as & salesman by the Ploneer Belting Com- Pany, on Division street, near Eilghteenth, has been arrestea by Detectives O'Dea and Muleahey and Policeman George Graham and will be booked on charges of grand larceny. For the last four or five months belts have been stolen from the works, but no trace of the thief could be found: Finally D. J. Kelly, the proprietor of the works, notifled the police, and last Tuesday nigit he procured a mattress and decided to sleep on the premises in the hope that he might catch the thief. Wednesday afternoon the officers found Meehan in a junk dealer’s store trying to sel! & belt which he confessed he had stolen from the works. The only reason he gave was that he was “hard up” and needed the money. Kelly says that the total value of the belts stolen within the past four or five months will exceed %M. Meehan used to carry the stolen belts away iIn the daytime, but it was thought he was taking them as samples. © il ek @ | Lo urchase dairy cows for use of said hos- . B. 129, appropriating $4333 75 to pay eclaim of John F. Forward, Recorder of San Diego County, for recording tax deeds to the State of_Calffornia. S. B. 131, appropriating $8000 to estabiish and maintain experimental = serlcuitural sta- tion in San Diego County. 8. B. 152 appropriating $150,000 for con- struction of new hotel in Yosemite Valley, 8 B. 162 appropriating $8000-for erecting bridges. culverts and grading on Sonora and Mono _toll road, 8. B. 185, appropriating $10,000 for pollce patrol boat for San Francisco harbor. S. B. 189, an act requiring uniformity in the furniehing of water for rental in any county | for irrlgation or for agricultural purposes, ete, LS. B. 230, an act to amend section 170 of Code of Civil Procedure relating to the dis- qualification of judges. K. B. 243 an act to provide for the organiza- tlon. management and control of mutual fire insurance corporations 5. B. 278, appropriating $5331 for reltef of Charles D. ‘Douglas for moneys expended by him for the State in 1861 for transporting troops from Nevada to California and for sus- tenance of such troops S. B. 505 appropriating $5000 to pay claim of_Jullus Hyit against State. 8 B. appropriati~¢ $13,500 to provide for location. construction and maintenance of ‘& State highway on Callfo nia and Oregon Rafl- road near mouth of Slate Creek, in Shasta County. S. B. 399, appropriating $25,000 additional for erecting and furnishing residence for the Governor, 8.8: amending section 215 of county government ‘ct, approved April 1, 1897, relat- ing to fees and’ salaries of certain county offi- cers. S. B. 479, providing that in all counties where office of registration clerk is not consolidated in cordance with law with eome other office, it shall be the duty of the County Clerk to ap- point & registration cl .S B. 483, amending section 703 of the Code of Civil Procedure, relating to the redempticn of property sold on execution S. B. 514, amending section 86 of county gov- ernment act, approved April 1, 1897, relating to the powers and duties of boards of supervisors, S. B. 516, an act to regulate the work and hours of employes engaged in elling at retall, drugs and medicines, ar mpounding physi- clans’ prescriptions and providing a penalty for violation thereof, S. B. 652, appropriating $10,000 for.equipping attic of State Capitol with automatic fire sprinkler; S. B. 637, appropriat liam M. Suliivan a the State. B. 645, providing for the labeling or stamping any article of hotel, boarding or 10dg- & $5000 to pay claim of | ing house or domestic or office furniture, tha cushions of which are stuffed with | made of second-hand or ete | of Civii Procedure, rel; for. domestic lighting and beating and | A. B. 473, to pay the claim of James French of $3 Mz appropriating $1000 to pay the claim of ker, oyote scalp judgment A. B. 477, to pay coyote scalp judgment of | George Conway ting onal land for Stockton State Hospltal am4; | Penal terlals rags, ast-off elothin vendor thei tion 36: by B. manufacturer o 660, amending e ing to public lands. 6, appropriating $2000 for construc- ssembly hall at San Quentin Prison. transmitted to Governor, but did not pass in’ Assembly z B, 922, amending section 1192 of Code Ing to liens upon real and improvements thereon. amending section 21, Political relating to time when patents can be . Political property s Code, tssued. Assembly bill 10, authorizing the Commis- sioner of Piblic Works to gbtain right of way of canal to divert waters §f Mormon channel into Calaveras River. A. B. 20, to amend section 1624, Civil Cade, prescribing what contracts must be writfen. A. B. 28 an act-to add a new section to Code making it unlawful in certain cases to employ children under 14 years of age. o amend an act to regulate con- half of the State, approved March on beh 1876, ‘A. B. 65, to amend section 685, Code of Civil Procedure, relating to executions. A. B to pay the claim of John W. Bird. Al B. 135, to amend section 2876, Politicai Code, relating to settlements with the Con- troller. “B, 16 . to amend certain sections of the of Cf 1l Procedure relating to admission to practice. to amend certain sections of the ode and repealing section 770 thereof, relating to the reporters of Supreme Court, A. B. 191, to appropriate $520 to pay claims 27, 19083. ' DILLON CONTINUES TO ELUDE THE DErECTIVES Manager Burns of Hammam Baths Makes Good Amount Ltolen by Dishonest Clerk. Richard Dillon, the clerk at the Ham- mam baths, who, it is charged, took 3760 in gold out of the purse of Mrs. Fan- nle Brown of Petaluma on Wednesday, 18 still at large and the detectives have no clew to his whereabouts. The detectives are doing their utmost to capture Dillon and expect to have him in custody within the next few days. | Manager Edward Burns of the Ham- Mam baths, when he learned of the theft, immediately gave his check t9 Mrs. Brown for the amount that {bad been stolen from her. Burns ex- plained that he felt responsible for the amount, as the theft was committed in his place of business, and therefore Mrs Brown will not be out anything whether Dillon 18 captured or not. @ i e @ |'incorporation of municipal incorporations of | fifth class. | A B. 398, to establish a dalry school in San Mateo County A. B. 406, to amend section 819, Political anlo, relating to mservice of warrant of ar- est. A. B. 409, adding new section to Civil Code relating to adoption, A. B, 415, to amend_section 25 of ocounty Sinornment act of 1807 by omitting subdl- sion 21. . 420, to create office of Sta entomol- B. 455, to add mew section to Political Code providing secretary to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and amending section 739 relating to officers’of Supreme Court. A. B 485, repeaMng section 772 of Penal Code, A. B, gfi, amending subdivision 9, section 162, counfy government act, relating to otfice of county deiective. | A. B. 515, amending section 1858, Political Code. " relating. (o apportionment of school unds. A. B. 617, amending section 3423, Civil Code, relating 1o injunctions. A. B. 544, to amend subdivision 88 of section 25 of an act relating to county governments. A. B. 547, to_provide for an industrial insti- | tute for giri A. B. to pay the claim of Clark & Henry for bullding retaining walls on Tahoe road. A. B. 361, to provide additional buildings at Home for Feeble-Minded. A, B. 576, to pay claim of Louise Relnz! A.. B. 093, to amend seéctions 261 and 293 of Civil Code, relating to corporations. A. B. 604, to amend section 1791, relating to county boards of examination. A. B. 605, to amend section 1772 of the Po- litical Code. 2 A. B. 625, to add a new section to the Poii- tical Code, relating to paying expemnse bills of Justices. of the Peace. A. B. 661, to add new section to Code of Civil Procedure, regarding bonds In civil ac- tions A. B. 662, to amend section 123 of the Poli- tical e. A. B. 663, making appropriation for claim of J. L. McCarthy. e A. B. 705, to amend section 160 of tie county goyernment act. A. B. 721, to aménd sections § and 10 of ari | act relating to improving overflowed lands and | correcting_channels. | A. B. 731, to provide for the improvement of the public highways. A. B. 739, to amend Ctvil Code with re to consolidation of incorporations. A. B, 791, to amend séction 25 of the county | government act, A. B. 832, to pay claim of F. Marion Wells A. B. 844, relating to the casing of petro- leum wells, ete. A. B. 847, appropriating $5000 to the State !‘xxll\'er!ll)' for the destruction of ground squir- | rels. A. B. 851, to amend section 1 litical Code relating to granting certificates by county boards of education. tion | of the Po- | ALA SPIRITE CORSETS California 1o CHICAGO Daily A N (Santa Fe) Market-street Ferry Depot. | Lo Local |Ov'ri'd | Daily | Daily | 5:00a) 9:30 ] 4:00 p) 0 a(12:08 p| 7:10 BIL | An ldeal Train | For Those Who | Seek the Best. Lim'd y | Daily | Ly San Fran. Ar Stockton . Merced . ** Bakersfleld ansas City. . ‘hicago 5 for morning, p for afternocn. 8:00 & m. Datty Is Bakersneid Loe ping at all points in San Joaquin Valle: responding train arrives at 7:50 a. m. daily. 30 a. m. Daily is the CALIFORNIA LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars 1oen e oo A. B. 901, to amend section 1240 of the Code ot Civil Procedure. A. B. 919, to amend an act relating to the | fssuance of bonds by cities other than of first | class. A. B. 920, to amend the Penal Code relating | to payment of fees to grand jurors. | A. B. 921, préviding method of hearings by | Police Commissioners relating to saloon u- | . relating to character of hearings | commission of charges against off- A B. 940, to amend section 182 of county | government act. A. B. 944. to amend section 1 of the act to form agricultural districts. | A, B. to amend section 1 of act to| amend act authorizing fire commissioners to | grant firemen vacatlons. A. B. 270, appropriating $45,000 to pay the indebtedness of .the State Agricultural Society, A. B. 227, to pay the clalm of Albert G. Lafterty. A. B. 609, establishing changes in militla laws. . Senate Bill 43, to appropriate money for wagon road from Meyer Station to Tahoe Clty. S. B. 925, to purchase portraits of ex-Presi- dents McKinley and Lincoln. S. B. 330, appropriating $5000 to establish a ! department of navigation at State University. | S. B. 201, appropriating $100,000 for a site | for a normal school at San Francisco, S. B. 261 creating a_commission for the revision and reform of the laws. S. B, 47, to provide for a dairy school at a place to be selected by the regents of the uni- versity. This is what is known as the Yolo bill. Senate committee substitutes for S. B. 281, ‘ 307 and 817, relating to the National Guard were also pocketed. Suburban Homes. | Now is the time to buy your lot and bulld | | ( Car runs to Bal Dining Cars through o Chicago. . Chate o H sfield for accommodation of Jocal first-class passengers. No second-: | tjckets are honored on this train. Correspond- fng train arrives at 11:10 p. m. dally. 4:00 p. m. ls Stockton Local. _Corresponding train arrives at 11:10 &. m. asiy. $:00 p. m. is the Overland Expr with | through Palace and Tourist Sieepers and Free Reclining Chalr Cars to Chicago: also Palace Eleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond- ing train arrives at 6:00 p. m. daily ™ ersorally conducted 'parties for_Kansas City, Chicago and East leave San Francisco every Monday, p. m. Offices—641 Market street and in Ferry De- pot, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Oakiand Thursday and Saturday at & | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. | LESSEES SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC BAILWAY COMPANT. Tibur Ferry, Foot of Market St. BAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS—7:80, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; 13:33, 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extrs trip 3 Saturdays—Extra tripy a¢ D. m. 30, 11:00 &, m.; 1:30, 3:30, | . m. TO SAN PRANCISCO. 08, 7:38, 50, 9:20, 1k:i5 ;33 40, 9:00'5:20 p. m. Satur- Gaye 'w'mw at 2:08 and 6:35 p. m. 40, 11:15 a. m.; 1:40, 3:48, 55, 5:05, 6:286 p. m. " Leave In Effect | Arrive San Francisco.| May 4, 1962. -[San Franeisco. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ins L nd are due to arrive at s R FRANCISCO. (Main Line, Foot of Market Street) LEAYE — FROM FEBRUARY %, 1903. — ARRIVE 7.00a Benicfa, Sulsun, Eimirs mento ... > 004 Vacasite, Winters, i = 7982 Tanhes S R Napa, Cal 8.25» Niles, Lathrop. S Davis, Woodlan Marysville, Oroville. o Atlantic Express—Ogden snd Ea Port Costs, Martinez, Antloch, Tracy, Siockton, Sacramento, Los Banos. Mendots, Hanford, poivala, Pecterville ort, Costa, Martine: - desto, Merced, Fresno, Gosben Junction, B""‘I—"‘Mfl‘, 8.30a4 Sbasta Express— Lav! (for Bartiett Springs). Willows, J¥ruto. Red Blafl. Fortiand vermore. O N ione. Saceamento. Fiacerviiie, Marysviile, Chico, Red Bluff..... 8.30a Oskdale. Chinese, Jamestown, So- nors, Tuolumne and Angels ... and Way Stations 004 Crescen Easthonnd. — Martinez, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeles and New Orieans. (Westbound agzives as Pacifie Cosst Express, via Conss Line) 10.00a The Overiand Limited — Ogden, Denver, Omaba, Chicago... 124 1 Hayward, Niles and Way Stations. g Sacramento River S(!lslner‘ 5.307 Benicia. Winte mcramento, Woodiand, Willimma, Cornea. Wik lows, Kaight Laading, Marys ville, Orovill . ‘,‘5! 3 Hayward, Nlles and W, ... 567 l#; Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo,Napa, Uallstoge, Sanis Ross. .. - w 826 4.00» Martinez, Tracy, Lathrop Stockton. 10.254 4 Niles, Lx'e'amm. lflmwfl”l4 lbo‘d.iu ’:T“BP L ayward, Niles, ngton, .56+ AR B e Livermore {11564 5007 The Owl Limite: e akersfied, Los Angeies: coniecs tiom. us for Sants Barbara. (Golden State Limited carried on Owl Train for Chi $.00» Port Costs, Tracy, Stocktos, 7000 8 Omi0% SC Lout 00r Sunset Limited (1 ks Line Eastbound).— New York, New Orieans, Los Angeles, ¥resno, Mendota, Martinea. (Arrives via Saa Josquin Valley ‘Westbound) . . G288 7.00r San Pabio, Pors Costa, Marsines and Way Stations. - 54 Orte & Gaittoraie Wapase—es o orn by Marysville, Redding Portiand, Puges Sound and Easi.. 8854 10» Hayward, Ni1 (!\ln‘lyanli\“ . 31166 1.25P Port Costa, Tracy, Lathrop, Modes- t0, Merced, Fresno. 125 Rantord, Visalla, Bak COAST LINE (Narrow Gauge). (Foot of M 5t Marke: Strest.) 8.164 Newark, Centerville, San Jose, Felton, Boulder Creek, Sants Cruz and Way Station: - 12162 Newark, Centervilie, San Jose, New Almaden Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz sad Principal ‘Way Stations. .. ~..-'!. €167 Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos.....J 118 €8.307 Hunter's Train—Ssn Jose and Way ) 17.20» Stattons (Saturday ox Leaves Los Gatos 4.5 nd OAKLAND HARBOR FERRAY Prom SAN FRANCISCO. Fout of Markes St. (. —17:15 9:00 11:00am. 100 300 515 5507 N N N t Santa Rosa for Mark West rings and White Sulphur Springs; at Pultoa Stations of William Saunders. v e Sun- Destina- Sun- | Wes ot 0 your home in Marin County. When the North | Week i From OAKLAND, Foot of Broadway —15:00 ard John T Pianell ot $ibsg CUls 8. Beedy L5 ire establishes Ifs all the vear round 30. | Days. | days. o s 1w 10:05_10:0au. 1208 200 4@ r= A. B. 209, to appropriate $4150 to pay claim | Minute service, May 1, there will be no sub- | 0 Ignacio | 9:10 &) 8:40 & COAST LINE (Broad Gauge). of Citizen's National Bank of Los Angeles. | urban section to compare with it. It means | and 1 40 1 (Third and Townsend Streeta.) A. B. 288, to amend section 1617 of the Po- 144 trains daily, via North Shore Rallroad. to Novato 6:20 o 704 San Jose and Way Station Htical Code relating to powers of school boards, | and from Marin County, the most desirable ’ a San Jose and Way Statfons. S. B. 634, creating a State commission of | Fesidence section around the . —- - 4 J700a New Aimades.. . p horticulture, providing for a State Commis- e, Petaluma 1 g fll‘o : 8.00a Cull.i Line lem!I:d Jove, SRE 1S Creating State board of charities | Musicians’ Union Fixes New Rate. Sants Ross | 7138 5l €20 5 Obispe, Saita Barbars, Los Atge: and 'curw'!l\ms and appropriating money At a meeting of the Musiclans’ Union — — -— les and Principsl lntermedisie e therefor. 5 e held yesterday a new scale of wages was Fulton 5 sen 45» "AC B, 310, to amend section 1693 of the Po- | increase of $2 weekly is added to each | s Fulton as Crescent City Express).—New litical Code. member of an orchestra and $ to the | Geyserville Dvlelfllmlyfl Sants Bar B, 319, to create California Rellef Com- | Jeader. Each man will now receive $22 $:30 pl al Cloverdale » (b:rylr."PP:d'n‘r‘ ('.:r: .:. Ele.l.fl;n;‘: fon. - | e 4 — o 4 weekly. The question of fixing the mini- | land 2/10:20 & bound) S Ginnens 76 to pay the claim of Mrs. 'A. Me- | um number of pieces at eight members | ‘- 3 Fedia 36205 | 000 San Jom Tre Fica Cipiehia ¢ . < ntaCruz. Pactfc Grove.Salioes, A, B 396, to amend act of 1883 relating to | in an orchestra was voted down. a Willits 17:35 p| 8:20 o San Luls Obispo snd- Prinetpal 2 = Intermediate Stations . 330 a| Gueerneville | T “ N gn Jose and g-y;mmn 'VER' MENTS. :30 : : A Saa Jose and Way Stazions ADVEROIER S R S D £ 9:10 a| 8:40 2 | @130¢ San Jose and Way Stations S B e 30 a| Sonoma 8:08 ol 6:20 » 00» San Jose and Way Station: 10 p Glen Wilen e 80r De! Monte Express 1 o 10:40 a[10:20 & « Ban Jose, Gt B 30 E Sevastopol |19:38 bl o2 > Cruz. Del Mon LITHIA Is Offered to the Public Upon its Record of Results Accomplished. Nothing Save an Actual Test can | be more Satisfactory to the Patient than the Testi- mony of Eminent Medical Men who have Repeat- | edly Tested its Merits in Bright’s Disease, Albumi- nuria, Renal Calculi, Inflammation of the Bladder, Gout, Rheumatism and Uric Acid Troubles. Dr. Roberts Bartholow, /ormer UFFALO WATER ruria; at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at | Geyserville for Skaggs Springs: at Cloverdais for the Geysers and Boonevilles at Hop'and for Duncan Springs, Highland Springs, Kelseyvilie. Carlsbad _Springs, Soda EBay, Lakepo: asd Bartlett Springs: at Uklah for Vichy Saratoga Springs. Blue Lakes. Lau Lake, GHKr Sprin; ‘rl;wnu-lvm‘“|km' Pot- B knell's; Sanhedrin Heights, Huliville, OFr ter Valley, John Hot ‘Half-way House, Comptche, Cam; B P epkins, Mendocino City, Fort Brage, | | Wests Usal; at Willits for Bher'ma! Cahito, Covelo, Cummicgs, Bell's Spry Harris, Olsen’s, Dyer, Pepperwood, Scotia Eureka. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re. tes. ‘nO‘:’ !l?nd.y-—nound-mv tickets to all pointy d San Rafael at half rates. D Netoffice, €30 Market st, Chromiete bol 1ding. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, B e iimieer. Gen paoa e Professor Materia Medica and General Therapeutics in _Jefferson Medical Coliege, Philadelphia, and author of ““Bartholow's Materi medical works, says : matic and Renal Affections.”” Medica and Therapeutics™ and other well-known » It is used with great advantage in Gouty, Rheu- Dr. G. A. Foote, of Warrenton, N. C., ex-President Medical Sociely of North Carolina, formerly Member of the State Board of Medical Examsners, and also of the State Board of Heaith. obtained from the use of this water DISEASE in his own person; Dr. Foote say -own case, and observation of its action in similar cases in patients for whom I have prescribed the water, I have no hesitancy in expressing the opinion that is the most dies in thi BUFFALO LYTHIA WATER difficult of treatment. 5 Geo. Haisted Boyland, of the Faculty of Paris, says: *¢ SPECIFIC IN ALL FOR whether acute or chronic, as last week before confinement, if this the Albumin di ve guarantee against ordinary water during the period of Gestation it will be found five‘o' Puerperal Convulsions and other disturb- invaluable as a ances incident to this condition. e BUFFALO LYTHIA WATER order showing the value of this water in the other ® any address, .M., M. D. is, ere'is NO kmso.« LUTELY OF ALBUMINURIA and BRIGHT’S DISEASE, BUFFALO LYTHIA WATER ;°.. 5 In all cases of Pregnancy where Albumin is found in the urine as late as the i prescribed, y from_the urine and the patient has a After reporting remarkable relief in a case of Cl IC BRIGHT'S *‘ From this experience in my werful of known reme- distressing malady so Diactor of Mediciye No. 2, accom- by a milk diet. water and a milk diet is Convulsions. Used as a substitute is for sale by dealers generally. Volumi- nous medical testimony of the highest diseases mentioned mailed PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINCS, VA. GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO. (In corporated), San Francisco, Cal. TO SAN RAFAEL, SAN QUENTIR. MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, £TC. NCRTH SHORE DAYS (Holidays excepted)—g. T s 88 g e e #‘fi'h o tratn week davs il Valley. -'““?-'x? AP e, oRATe . a0l us:5a 5.6, 7150, o 114s 130, | “Trains marked (%) run to San marked (1) to Fairfax, except § urdays. _On Saturcays the 3 runs to Falrfax. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO —~Week days—5:25, 25, 7 p. m., week days (Saturdays excepted) =—Tomales and way stations. 8:15 p. m.. Saturdays—Cazadero and way | | stations. Sundays and Legal Holldays—8 a. m., Caza. dero and way stations. Sundays and Legal Holidays—10 a. m., Potat Reyes and way stations. ! TICKET OFFICE 626 Market st. FERRY—Foot of Market st. k1 | 8.307 Burilngame. San Mateo, Mealo Park. Palo Alto. Mayfel Mountatn View. Lawrence, Santa Clars snd San Jose. <o 8384 14.30» San Jose, Giiroy and W +10.45. 16.007 San Jose, Los Way Scations... . 19004 15307 San Joseand Princinal Way 13.004 78.167 2an Mateo, Beimont, Berestord, San Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oska Menio Park. Palo Alto.. 3.307 San Jose and Way Stations. ... . 7.00» Sunset Limited. Eastbound.—San Lats Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles, Deming. El Paso. New b= A Palo Alto and Way Stacions. San Jose and Way Station kS w8254 » Hird A for Morn:a P for Afterncoa. X Saturduy and Suadey onty. 15tops at all stations on Suaday. 1Sunday excepted. 3 Sunday esiy. Satarday enly. 4Connects at Goshen Jo. with tratus for Hantord, } Visalla. At Fresao, for Visalls via Sanger. - Via Coast Line. 2 Daity except Saturday. Via San Josquin Vailey. excepe for all potata Narrow Gauge. via Sausalito Ferry MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Leave Via Sausalito Ferry Arrive San Fran. | FootofMarketSt. | San Fran Sun- | Week oot u. i speon | S0 | Weck migheas the “Tavera of Tamai.| | pun,” reuraing envs o4 72 13.00M - 1w aivingia e sty a3 1250 7. 1Sl A - Wk Durmoniy. u} iy N ,;=,,i “TATERNOF TAALONS™ | 5 235> Uk 'Y Opensiiberee et | 390 = Tanen $30 5. v 626 MaRkeT ST.. (North Shore Railroad) QFFICES { and SAUsALITO FExRy, Foot Market St WEEKL —_— —_— L §18. i e ». ». Il | 18 Pages. $1 per Year 4 Il