The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 6, 1903, Page 4

T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1903. L] CROWNED MYRA A MERRY QUEEN Festival at Stockton Be- | gins With Amusing Ceremony. Mayor of the San Joaquin, City Welcomes the Revelers. f ’H' local ]1~ d this evening mock court and Myra Rickey as The carnival is regation of shows. street blocks are several thousand the gates to witness v themselves. a street we or indulged o Catts wel- in the | such a| ue the remain Mines Sold. 5.—Negotia ates, comprising America world can relieve u of constipation and 1 disorders of the Stom- and Liver like HUI‘IYADI JANOCS. glass taken on ng 1 give such sat- 1g results that you 1 take no other remedy ced that it forms of C UL C e Y Lt 11 Get Hunyadl Janos. ask for er “you may Don'’t to ‘buy sub- ey are worth- less and often harmjul. uvwwwwmm eSC003200008 ¢ Rheumatism o Cured With One Bottle ddd((d‘dd(dfl“fi((‘(flddd ® ddddfldddflddddfldd(dflfldfidd(ddl s Angeles. 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Canares, San Francisco; COURT STANDARDS FLUTTER OVER HOSTS OF FORESTERS Hundreds of Delegates of the Order at Santa Cruz Parade Through the Streets and After the Business Session Assemble for the Dance and Evening of Merrymaking NNy 4 ;\ o) ///——\'\«\\, ' 2 MWt Z17 Court of the Foresters of Amer- memorable in Thousands of per-| | sons have come into the city to| ‘ take part i 3 d of en-| | tertainment. thronged | | o the| | with mer: of the aft tory fes on served ng intro- | | ture of the brilliant ball in the | | after 10 o'clock this morning in arrived from Watsonville with | | several hundred visitors. They were ac- companied by the Watsonviile & band and members from the courts at Hol- San Juan, Salinas and Soledad. The march was up Pacific avenue and \ the column was enthusias checred. | | PROMINENT FORESTERS WHO The -Wat THE RACE FOR OF- conspicuc 'he Grand Court conven the tr Il lister, e grand officers present being: Grand C 3 - I Wolfe, Grand ? ) Chief Ri A. Gabriel, Grand Tr at the armory. This large bulld- urer Fra Grand Secretary | ing was ablaze with lights. For a week John J. Cordy, d Recording Secre-| the decorators had b at work and tary J. E. O'Brien, Grand Senior Wood- a formed the 1 a wonderful ward John H. Foley, Grand Junior Wood- | ner. Thousand of flags were used, M. Me( Grand Senior so hundreds of yards of bunting. The Beadle Peter Storni, Grand Junior Beadle | entire ceiling was hidden from view by a H. S1, Trustees George H.| monster fish net, filled with small flags. Reasoner, George T. Rolle; J. Rowe, | Around the gallerie and sides of the c L. Scharff and M. J. Maguire. Bach delegate was presented a novel as well as typical badge of Santa Cruz. It was of burnt leather, the figure upon it being @ big tree and across it were the “Santa Cruz, Foresters of Amer- room banting was festooned and the walls were hidden by redwood foliage. souvenir programme given to the tes was a pretty conceit, in the form of a redwood tree. Printed on the words, | cover was the emblem of the order. The ica, No. 61,” in burned letters. It hung | grand march, a long one, was a brilliant from a highly polished smokeless powder | affair, the gowns worn by the ladies be- pendant. ing very striking. The only business this morning was the appointment of the Grand Court commit- tees, as follows: Credentials and returns—Abe Coleman, San Francisco; J. G. Chase Jr. San Francisco; R. L. Dempsey, San Luis Obispo. Distribution—D. Teare, San Francisco; John Patterson, Hollister; nsfield, San Jose. —J. Bamuel The floor director was W. S. Moore, the assistant floor directors: George C. Staf- fler, J. Klein, Dr. W. R. Linscott, J. B. Cook, J. C. Doyle, E. Alzina, John Do- man, Fletcher Scott, R. Wiillams, C. H. Stone, A. H. Roff, Henry Helin, George Dennett, C. D, Blain. On the reception committee were: Mayor Fresno. R‘f\'(‘l J“f;h"fimfi'é‘enm John | D- C. Clark, J.J.C. Leonard, Milton Besse, Foppiano, San Francisco; C. T. Nelk, Los An- | Dr. W. R. Congdon, C. M. Cassin, W. A. geles. Corey, Fred R. Walti, H. H. Miller, Appeals and grievances—John Caster: 1»0' George S. Tait, W. H. Willlamson, G. H. Root, J. G. Tanner, R. H. Pringle, J. J. Roney, Frank Mattison, W. I. Newman, T. W. Kell T. Morton, C. W. Ham- mer, B. K. Knight, J, F. Helms, A. J. Hihn, M. C. Hopkins, R. D. Horton, J. H. Garrett. The aspirants for office are Muller, Salinas. Finance and taxation—J. Calmann, San Francisco; 5. A. White, San Francisco; George E. Bowles, San Diego. State of the order—C. P. Rendon, Stockton; W. Emrick, Visalia; 1.’ Golden, San Fran- nd per diem—B. M. Burke, Santa laboring g Bunemann, Sen Francisco; | hard. Sub-Chief Ranger H. A. Gabriel e B Santa Crus; B. L | Will have no opposition for chief ranger; Sh-rmnn Hanford; C. BE. Peckham, ‘Watson- | neither will Grand Secretary Cordy and ville. Grand Treasurer Conklin. The other can- Honored drldAfinmll “thb. San Fran- didates are: For sub-chief ranger, Roy Hall of Fresno and John H. Foley of Los Angeles; grand recording secretary, J. B. Court to President Roosevelt on his ar- L‘,]f”;’r‘aé‘c’};’cf' g’:;-m;r‘;’g’xfi';’:“‘f‘_“‘;gg‘“‘af rival n California by a committee, con- | 5%, Franclseh; grand senfor Zpodward, sisting of W. M. John of San Luls Obispo, | S #; Root 0f Saframerte, 4. . eeCoy chairman; Hugo. K. Asher, past grand‘g aywards and Sylvester aben o chief ranger; R. B. Harmon, J., H. Foley | San_Francisco; grand juniar woodward, -3 - or W, _| beadle, Henry Hol an Francisco. Grand Chiet Ranger Wolfe read his an- | Assemblyman Rolley 1s among those run- nval report. In_ referring to foreign- |’ > speaking courts, he recommended that |TiNg for supreme representative. clsco; M. J. O'Dea, Oakland, It was voted to send a te]@gram of the best -wishes and good will of the Grand the supreme representatives be instructed E to procure an amendment to one of the laws of the Supreme Court that American ADVERTISEMENTS. citizenship be a qualification of member- ship in the order. He recommended also that a special committee be appointed to work in conjunction with the California Landmark Associatiom to preserve the historic spots of the State. The grand secretary reported six new courts during the year and at present a total of 185 courts, and the growth of the order has been: Initiations, 4453; re- instated, 38; by card, 186; total "4677; de- crease, 2180; net gain, 2497; total member- ship, 19,607. Financial receipts, $272,729 20; on hand January 1, 1802, $220,783 75; total, $493,522 9%; expenditures, $242,160 §9; bal- ance, $251,362 06; net increase in finances during the year, $30,578 31. San Diego has the largest membership, 509; Santa Cruz, second, 333. San Diego initiated the larg- est number of members during the year, The Foresters’ parade this afternoon was participated in by 1000 delegates. George Root was marshal of the first di- vision. The Hastings band led and followed by the members of Santa Cruz Court. In the second division Walter A. Corey was marshal. In this division were the grand officers, who rode in carriages decorated with American flags. They were followed by delegates to the Grand Court numbering nearly 400. The third di- vision was marshaled by Charles B. Peck- ham of Wateonville. It was headed by the Watsonville band. Then foliowed Court Valley Rose of Watsonville. - The members had a rich, green silk banner and with them were about a dozen little Junior Foresters in white duck suits: Following this court came the Soledad Court, bearing a banner. At the Lower Plaza the procession was dismissed, and Mayor Clark gave an address of welcome, turning the city over to the Foresters for this week. The response was an appro- priate one by Grand Chief Ranger Wolfe. This evening the grand ball was held Look on the Iabel f ‘Wood Rollers. | rich in coal and ofl. It saves time, trouble and FLINGS CHARGE AT AN OFFIGIAL Canadian Pacific Agent Accuses Land Com-. missioner. Dominion Government Re- tains Counsel to Probe Scandal. J—————— VICTORM, B. C., May 5.—At to-day's session of the commission to Inquire into the deal in connection with the proposed land grants to the Columbia and Western Rallroad, W. J. Taylor, who was acting for the Canadian Pacific Railroad in the matter, charged W. C. Wells,- Commis- sioner of Lands and Works, with having broached the matter of taking a share in a company formed to acquire the South Kootenai lands in question, which are Taylor gave a flat denial to what Wells was alleged to have told ex-Premlier James Dunsmuir at Saturday’s sitting of the inquity. Counsel has been retained by the Government to prosecute the in- quiry into the alleged 'deal. Psi Upsilon Dinner. A dinner will be given under the aus plces of the Pacific Psi Upsilon Union on Saturday, May 9, at 6:30 p. m,, at the California Hotel in this city, to which | prominent members of the Psi Upsilon | fraternity are expected to come fromall over the State. A particularly large | delegation will come from the University of California, in which a new chapter of the fraternity was established last Au- gust. There are many members of the fraternity on this coast whose names are unknown to the secretary of the union, Edward Mills Adams, for the reason that they have come here re- cently and have not made themselves known to him. The presence of all such are desired, even though special invita- tion has not been sent them. ————— Police Commissioners Meet. Two charges of neglect of duty pre- ferred against Patrolman Frank W. | Highland by Corporal Carroll were_ dis- missed by the Police Commissioners last evening. A charge against Patrol- man N. Z. La Grange of making an un- lawful arrest was also dismissed. Patrolman Miles J. Filben, who was found asleep on duty in the Mission Police Station, was fined $50. David 8. | | Johnston, Richard O'Brien and George | C. Badenhauer were appointed patrol- | men. — e Falls From a Roof. 1 George Bowman, a carpenter, residing | at 1438 Ellls street, fell from the roof of | a new building in the course of erection | at Eighteenth and Florida streets yester- | removed to the | injuries day afternoon. He was railroad hospital, where his sisting of a broken arm vere contusl con- | New Passenger Agent-Arrives. Samuel Booth, who recently ap-{ pointed to succeed D Hitchcock as was w. general passenger agent of the Union Pa- | cific, arrived in this cf sterday from Chicago. He-will enter upon his- new | duties on the 15th inst. i @ittt e @ | CIVIL SERVICE SCNDALS SEEZSSer ae | Continued From Page 2, Column €. | | & sioner dispose asked in & civil service examination; the ac- d man resigned rather than await a per- nal investigation s an outcome of this e cu: andal a daily new paper of this y insinuating corruption in past examination of civil service emploves, an insulting reflection upon every man who has won a position under the merit _systen s fon, devoted to the maintenance and_ protection of the civil service provisions of the charter, believes that if such corruption has existed your rable body should thoroughly probe it, and it Civil Service Commissioner has been. guil of the serious charges preferred in the publ press and investigated before the Mayor,, said | Comnissioner should be the object of criminal prosecution. Unless your honora body will | take appropriate action In the premises the | merit system cannot hope to secure and main- ct of honest citizens, and no to be employed in a public ser- man will car | | | | vice tainted with scandal and corruption. We therefore respectfully request that your honorable body will make an early and thor- ough investigation along the lines of these Very respectfully yours, PAL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES' SSOCIATION. BEN I. SALOMON, President. ED. M. rnr‘rr\ Corresponding Secretary. . Gk R., Auditor's Office. Tk Department of Elections. LI, Department of Electricit: ARRELL, Department of Fubl COFFEY, Department h. E. R. ZION, Tax Collector's Office, e g iy Postponed Examination. The Civil Service Commission has post- poned the examination for ordinary | clerks until Saturday, May 23. This ac- tion was taken to allow those on the ex- isting eligible list to take the examina~ tion and better their rating if possible. This practically means the abolition of the old list, as the new examination will determine the standing of all who take part in it. of Public THEHARTSHORN IMPROVED SHADE ROLLER A fect bi ot materigleran v sixoflm !nl:tion of the best | The only one to get if you want the best. window shades. . for the signature of | ‘“‘m"“mihmm ' The Improved requires no tacks. STUDENTS FALL IN FEVER'S GRIP Three New Cases of Typhoid Reported at Stanford. Street in the University Is Closed to Prevent Noise. —_— Speclal Dispatch to The Call. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 8.— Three new cases of typhold fever have been reported within the past twenty- four hours. It is not known whether they have resulted from primary or sec- ondary infection. Instructor H C. Mo- reno of the mathematics department, F. E. Whitney, '06, of San Jose, and Miss A. M. Dowty, '06, are the latest unfortu- hates. Merino has been removéd to the Lane Hospital in San Francisco, while | the two students are at the temporary hospital in Palo_ Alto. The street in front of the Delta Theta house on the campus has been closed in order to prevent the unneces- sary noise from passing vehicles dis- turbing the patients confined there. One of them, E. I. Frisselli, '03, is very se- riously ill, although he has shown an improvement to-day. Dr. W. F. Snow, university physician, | has the following to say concerning the present situation of the epidemic: The reports from typhold patients are uni- formly favorable this afternoon. Two new students have been placed In the guild hospi- Both have been under observation for '08, and those of tals, | the past week. F. Whitney, , are both among drinking the infected milk. The reports new cases at the Beta Theta Pi house ar founded save in the case of H. P. Kuhn, who is under observation in the Lane Hospi- tal. Too much stress should not be placed upon & definite date as the close of the in- cubation pepled, as it is impossible to Just when stray cream bottles and milk cans from the Infected dairies were all disinfected. Physi- clans anticipate In every outbreak of typhold @ certain number of cases in which no ex- planation of the source of infection 18 pos- sible. However, there has been no definite case of typhold up to the present time in which it has been possible to exclude infection through the milk used. Miss A. M. Dowty, Prisoners Held to Answer. Robert Hess, a carpenter, was held to answer before the Superior Court by Police Judge Conlan yesterday on a| NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS. MUNYON'S FREE INVITATION . I want every sick persem to send me their name and ade ress and full particulars of their complalzt, If you have Rheuma-~ tism, don’t fall te send for a free vial of my Rheumatism Cure ; I knew it will cure you. 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Address a4 FREEValuablc Booklet on How to Treat Diseases. Prhm Street, New York. ADVERTISEMENTS. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. LESSH SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. BAN FRANCISCO TO SAN mm “L K DAYS—7:80, 8:00, 9:00, 11:00 a. 2:30, 3:40, 5:10, o.flso-ndu s—Extra trip at 1:90 p. m. 7:30, 8:00, 9 1 oo; m; m, smurdnw-l:ura trip at 1:46 p. m. 5, 9:20, 11:1 5, £:20, 6:10, 625 p. m. , 1Ex- copt Saturduys. Leave San Fran. In Bftect May 3, 1903. Destina- tion. Arrive San Fran. Week Days. Ignacio. Windsor, Healdsburs, Lytton, Geyserviile, Cloverdale. Hopland and Ukiah. Willits. Guerneville. Sebastopol. "STAGES connect at_Santa Rosa for Whits Sulphur_Springs; at Fulton for Altrurfa and Mark West Springs: at Lytton for Lytton Springs; at Geyserville for Skages Springs; at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Booneville and Greenwood; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, Highland _ Springs, _Kelsayville,g ?mud Eprings, a Bay, eport and Bartlett Springs: at Ukiah for Vichy Springs. Saratoga Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Weatbort, Sherwood & a4 fie, Cummings, Cahto, Covelo, Laytas: Hell's Spr : Falls Bprinan: finm., ol and Bureka Saturday to Monday mnfl-trlp tickets at re- duced_rates. On Sundays—Round trip tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at l‘if:h“ Tiel ¢ street, Chronicle bulldln‘. - e ' H. c.wxrrma. " Gen, Electric Lighted Throughout. Buffet-smoking cars, with barber and bath, Booklovers Library, din- ing cars, standard and compartment sleeping cars and observation cars, through to Chicago without change via the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago & North-Western Rallways LessThan Three Days En Route Leaves San Francisco daily at 10.00 a. m. Two. other trains daily at 8.00 a. m. and 6.00 p. m. ickets, sleeping car reservations and ormation apply to agents Southern Pacific Company, or R Rl!chle. General Agent Chicago & North-Western Railway, 617 Market Street, “anl'rancx o, California Callforma ;lelteda.. To CHICAGO flul/y ‘ An Ideal Tram SEIIGETS| For Those Who ‘ ’ Seek the Best. SANTA FE TRAINS. Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. ‘ Lim’d | Local [Ov'rI'd A Local | Daily | Daily | Daily | Daily 1300 Lv San Fran. Ar Stockton . a for morning, p for afternoon, $:00 & m. Dally is Bakersfleld Local, stop- | R ping at all points in San Joaquin Valley. Col responding train arrives at 7:30 a. m. daily. :30 a. m. Dally is the LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars | and Dining Cars through to Chicago. Car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation of local first-class passengers. No s tickets are honored on this train. ing train arrives at 11:10 p. m_ daily 4:00 p. m, is Stockton Local. Corre.pendln‘ train arrives at 11:10 a. m. dally. :00 p. m, is the Overland Express, with Ihrou‘h Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago; also Palace Slepeer, which cuts out at Fresno, Correspond- ing train arrives at 6:00 p. m. dally. Personally conducted parties for Knnm City, Chicago and East leave San Francsi every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. Offices—841 Market street and in Ferry De- pot, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Oakland. CAZADERO; ETC. via Sausalito Ferry Ho“d.lYl cmvt P 12:20, 1: -n. §is, 18, $:4d, 8, 11740 p. m. . o train week 'aays docs not rum to il Vailey. Y8 AND LEGAL HOL!DAYI——]‘ et 411 ;30 a. n:u, 'LI’ 130, s R atkedi) rdn to San Quentin. Thor arked(*) run to so marked () to Fairfax, except $:18 p. m. Sa- Urdays, On Saturdays the 3:15 p. m. train RS o2 SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO FRO! 125, ?.s. 1:40, 1& 9:35, 20, 33:45, THROUGH TRAINS, Tlll.lll-. week days—Cazadero and way L\m ., week days (Saturdays excepted)— Tnmllll ‘way stations. 3:15 p. m., Sutm—m and way I!lllonl. aoro"and way stations. Shpabipns Sundays and Legal Holldays—10 a. m., Point Rcyeéxlnd ‘way stations, FERRY—Foot of Market st. s Chalr | SOUTHERN PACIFIC -= are to arrive at N FR. atn il‘l-, Foot of gun: Street) TEAvE — FRoM APEIL S, 1908. — Ammiva 7.004 Bentcla, Sulsun, Elmirs sad Sacta A Vv:umc. Winters, Rumse ;5}: Hlmnu, San Ramo: Calfstoga, Sants Oroville, (connects le for Gridiey, Bigge e ovitk ryi na CHi)..... . 8.004 Atlantic Express—Ogden and Bast. 10. 8.004 Pm Costs, Martines, Antfoch, Trae) Stockton, Sacramento, Los Hanos. Mendots, Hanford, Vlmlll. Porterville ......ccooeceee 8.004 Port Costa, Martinez, Lathrop, Mo~ desto, Mercod. Fromo, Gosbem Junction, Bakersteld.. asts_Express— Davis, for Bartlett Springs). Witiows Fruto, Red Bluft, Portiand.. €304 Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- ton, lone, Sacramento, Placerville, oMarzaviile Chico, Red Blafl d Chinese, Jsmestown, ™ 4.257 8.30a 5 8.304 O .004 {i'"fimn sad Way S 6.004 Vu 0.008 Crescent ity Exproms, Eascbound. —Port Costs, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, 'Raymond, Fresno, Bakersfield, Los Angeles and New Orleans.’ (Westbound arrives as Pacific Coast Express, via Comst Line) 10004 The Overland Denver, Omaba, Chicago......... 12.00x Hayward, Niles and Way 7 Station 11.00» Sacramento River Steamers 307 Benicia, Winters, Sacramento, Woodiand, Willism, Colusa, Wil- Calfstogn, Santa N 4.00° Mariines. Tracy, Lathrop. Stockton. |n;§ fles, Loy ve. Stockton, Lodl.. 4.2 4.00® Niles, Livermor: 4.307 Hayward, Nile Jose, Livermore. 5.00F The Owl Limited—Fresno, Tuisre, Bakersfield,Los Angeles: connec- tion, Saugus for Sants Barbara carries Golden Stats Limited Sieeper Sundays aad Wednes days until April %0. 6.00» Port Costs, Tracy, anos 18.53. 111.58a 30» Niles, Local 00" Ha 'nrd.Fllu and San Jose. o all —Ogden, Denver, Omeb, ¢ Loutes cago. . (Ne day cosches 4.28» «1.007 s rnno. Berenda, Raymond, Mar tinea. (Arrives yis Saa Joaquin Valley Westbound) 825 7.00» San Pablo, Port Costa. Martines 2 and Way SLations..... 254 7.90¢ Taliejo_... i g Sacramento, Truck: Intermediate Statio 7854 8.05r Ormm & California Expi nto, Marysville, Redding, Portian Fuges Sound and East. .55 19.10® Hayward, N1l d San Jose (Sun- day only) . $11.56a 11257 Port Costa, Tracy, Lathrop. 3 desto, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, 12 fllnhrd Visalia, Bukr fleld T COAST LINE (Foot of “TABL Sants Craz | only). 8164 Newar! r-llon. Boulger Cruz and Way Stations. 12.16» Newack, Centerville, San Joss, New Almaden, Los Gatos, Feltor , Santa Cruz sa 85 rrow Gange). nrlei Street.) n (Sunday 18.052 Creek, Saats 10.50a . { Saturday and Sunday rune through to Santa Cruz, connects st Felton for Boulder Creek. Monday only from Saata Cruz).. TOAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. From IAN FRA‘CISLO Foot of )htka: IL (SIIPII 1:00 a.%. 1.00, 3.00 5.15 . h— OAKLA‘XD‘ Iwc&rn}ammvu — 200 400> O, ST INE (Broad Gauge). C ('flnm - kAl‘v)wn d Streets. 704 Ban Jose and Way Stationa.. 17.004 San Jose and Way Stations. 00s New Almaden. ° 37164 Monterey and Santa Cruz Rxcar | sion (Sunday only).. .. 18.300 | 800a comstLine Limited—8tops an Jose, Giiroy, Hom-ur P.'-.-v Castroville, Salinas, San Arde, Paso Robles. Santa Margarita, San Luls Obis Guadalupe, Surf, Lompoc, Santa Barbars, 8an Buenaventars. Santa Paoia, 1 llu‘nl Los Angeles. (Connec- [ mm Santa Cruz and Mon- w1000a r-clflu Co- 18.50 & B (leaves via Josquin y Fastbound 2 Croscomt City Express).—New Orleans. Los Angeies, Sania Bar bara, Pacic Grove, Del Monte. (Arrives via Coast Line West. Pinos, Capitola, 8antaCruz. Pacifie Qr\)‘l»&l(l 8an Luis Obispo a Intermediate 8t San Jose aud W Saa Jose, Los G o P4 12.15» o sau Wy e 1.01 Del Monte Express—Santa San Jose. Gtiroy. Hollister. Santa Cruz, Del Mante, Monterey, Pa- ciic Grove, Saltnasand Principal Stations 3 vossdy 8307 Burlingame, San’ ¥ateo, Redwood, Menlo Park. Palo Alto, Mayfleid, | | | Mountaln View, Lawrence, Santa. | cm-- and San Jose. . 8384 430r e Jose, Giiroy and Way Stationst10.45a lln Jo 8 G and 1 Principal s K’g 845 Mateo, Belmons, Berestord Sam T Carlos, 'Redwood, Fair Osks, Menlo Park. Palo Alto.. na: San Jose and Way Stati. 38 S Limited, Basibound.“dua - Lats Obfs, ta Barbas La Angeles, K:'mxun El Paso, Orieans, New York. (Weatbound -vu Ban Jou v.ui‘y.. "cent Dundae for sl Sotems N Shate MOUN'I' TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Leave Via Sausalito Ferry Artive San Fran. | Footof Market St. | San Fran. B | ok S | mssn s e | S | Wk S| atghtat the Tovera of Tamak | Z2= B A-| pin™ returstang sares a4 730 A s arvivingta the oty w4 915, i e Sr.,. ( !fl S SACsALITo FERi, Foot Market St | omm | WEEKLY CALL 18 Pages. 8l per Year