The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 21, 1903, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1903 CENERALS RETUR N THE SHERMAN Head of Quartermaster’s Department Passen- ger on Transport. Trooper Has Forty New Plates as a Result of Striking Submerged Rock. f ansport Sherman arrived | Manila with about, 40 neountered fine weather came into port C. F. Humphrey, .neral of the United Brigedler General W. ed on the trooper. Gen- who is accompanied by to Washington, from the branch of the which he stands. » was formerly col- United States In- to be retired. not dock until this rals remained on all night. In addition engers the Sher- ghty-five dis- n civilian were three deaths dur- Thomas Costello, private wenty-ninth Infantry nk Martin of the quar- t died on May 1L and head of w L. Kelway, a discharged sol- The bodies of all were & r burial ashore. s not been here since r outward voyage, ember 22, while en- Straits and while k a submerged | t and Captain get his charge safely’ of inquiry cleared | but he was de- guiere placed in stained was se- which were made replacing of -two feet of keelson | as good | voyage home ge left | Nag- | passengers who | rs w Humphrey t | the Will Carry Alaska Mails. | Pac Coast Steamship | 1 the mail between Puget | Alaska. A new o SR et Few Vessels Clear. For the first time in the history of the San Prancisco v out & vessel psed with- port rday on Maru cleared, and from that date until ye hen the City of Puet Reinsurance Changes. The rate of re H. Watjen was advance ent and the Tate on the Ex cent. ADVERTISEMENTS. A man who had been deaf twenty years took one free Electro - Chemic treatment and it made him hear a litfle. Electro- Chemistry cures long - standing cases of deafness and ringing ears that the older methods of treatment do not benefit FREE TREATMENT. If you are deaf or if vou have any car trouble come to us for a free ex- amination, and if there is any hope for vou we will give you a free treatment. This free offer is limited. so vou had best come at once. ELECTRO - CHEMIC INSTITUTE, 118 GRANT AVE., Cor. Post St. Office hours—9 4. m. 10 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 5 n. daily; Sunday, 102 m. to 1 p. m. | steaming ¥ N [SIBERIA DISPLAYS HER HUGE SIZE ~ ON HUNTERS POINT NEW DRYDOCK Big Structure Accommodates the Pacific Mail Company’s Mighty Twin With 178 Feet to Spare and When Jim Hill's Giants Come to the Pacific San Francisco Can Offer Them a Basin Worthy of Their Tonnage STEAMSHIP MEN 5K FOR BERTHS New Place Must Be Se- cured for Stockton Steamboats. LSRR — {More Requests for License to Sell Perishable Products. ——— At the meeting of the State Board of Harbor Commissioners yesterday, Presi- dent Spear and Commissioner Kirkpatrick present, the long-discussed lease of the Central Basin wharf to the San Francisco Drydock Company was duly executed. Railroad and Navigation Company, to- gether with President Spear’s reply there- to, was read. Mr. Blair represented that his company had not been justly treated by the commission. He complained that rules had been made denyng to the Ore- gon Railroad and Navigation Company certain privileges which had been accord- ed to other steamship lines. The reply of the president indicated a disposition upon the part of the board to extend equal tacilities to all companies. The application of the China Commer- clal Steamship Company to be placed on the credit toll list was granted. The application of the Oceanic Steam- ship Company for occupancy of Broadway | wharf No. 1 while repairs to the Pacific street wharf were under way was read | and referred to the committee of the| whole. Consent was given by the board for as. signment to the Western Fuel Company of all the privileges granted by the com- | mission to John Rosenfeld's Sons. Four applications for license to sell per- ishable products on the wharves of the | State were granted. The bond of R. J. Welch, chief wharf- { |inger, in the sum of $10,000, the American | | Bonding Company of Maryland surety, | | was accepted and filed. The China Commercial, the Pollard, the Dollar and the Charles Nelson steamship . | companies were assigned to berths at | | Steuart street wharf. The construction of the new Clay street slip renders it incumbent on the commis- sion to provide one of the Stockton lines of steamers and island boats of the| United States Government with berths other than those hitherto occupied. The island boats, according to the report of the chief wharfinger, can be accommo- | dated at Washington street wharf. The | facilities afforded at this wharf are alto- gether acceptable to the Stockton Com- | pany. W. H. Metson, attorney represent- | ing the Stockton steamers, will be heard | | by the Harbor Commissioners to-morrow | afternoon. | Bids for paving with bituminous rock | | spaces adjacent to Broadway were re- | celved. The bidders were Stanley J. Fay, | Flynn & Treacy, the City Street Improv | ment Company and the San Franc! A THE SIBERIAS “= PROPELLLRS co N the new dr; s Point went fnto comm: on in the early pa r there was added to g adjusted carefully eve the center of the big dock closed, the water pumped out and yes- terday morning the largest steamship on Pacific was high and dry and in the nds of ‘an army of scraper armed me- nics, who with industrial effort pre- pared the liner’s outside shell for another army of painting men Alongside the Pacific Mail dock or st the shipping the Siberia looks something of the giant she is, but it takes a view in the dry- dock, where every inch of her hull from keel to rail can be seen, to get the full impression of her enormous size. From 1. the bottom of the doek, sel's stern and looking up 2t the enor- mous twin screws, she suggests something in which the adventurous creations of Jules Verne might e taken rides through space and gives a somewhat startling idea of what is meant by a dis- placement of 18,600 ton: A large number of prominent shipping men visited Hunters Point during the day to see the Siberia, but more specially to inspect the basin, which she does not nearly fill. The dock, whieh is one of the largest and finest in the world, was planned and built by Howard Holmes. It has responded to the test of use in every way with satiefaction and the best trib- ute to the manner in which Holmes ca ried out his trust is the fact that this huge piece of engineering was completed and is working perfectly without the ex- penditure of a cent above the estimates of the original specifications. The Siberia is 572 feet long. The length of the dock is 73 feet, so there is room for a fair sized vessel on the dock at the same time as the big liner. There are bigger steamships coming to this coast, but the builders of the new dock looked well ahead, and so far as present indi- cations go have room to accommodate anything likely to be built during a gen- eration or two. The Minnesota, one of Hill's new giants, and the biggest thing marine architecture is likely to attempt for some time, is 630 feet long, or 120 feet shorter than San Francisco's new dry- dock. There is little fear of the most daring shipbuilder turning out anything too big for this dock. The dimensions of the ba- sin are: Length over all, 750 feet; length on bottom 730 feet; width over all, 120 feet; width at bottom, 74 feet; depth of sill, 30 feet. The Siberia will come off the dock to- day and next Tuesday will sail for the Orient. BB NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Ldatters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. The Britieh ship Agnes Oswald, at Honolulu, the harbor | acing the ves- | ves equipment of the port a tor which will play an important in San Francisco's ability to care for | increased commerce which is being han- | dled with ships of ever increasing dimen- sions. The value of the dock was dem- onstrated yesterday by tk € with ch the Pacific Mail D big screw Siberia was accommodated in huge basin. Under the direction of | John Beaton, the liner w R : - | Construction Company. The bid of Flynn | LIMTFED, carrying Falace feeping Cars Arda, PANY'S MAGNIFICENT STEAM- | |was the low. and the board awarded | local first-class passengers. No second-cla Burt, Lompoc, Santa B SHIP AS SEEN IN GIANT BASIN. | |the contract to that firm. tickets are honored on this train. Correspond San Buenaventura. Santa Paula, 5 & z 558 ing train arrives at 11:10 p.\m. daily. Saugus, Los Angeles. (Conneo 3, | @ ciecbeiierirlecieriorlecteritenifafoiocioiniooiorinin @ | 4:00 p. m. is Stockton Local. Corresponding tion from Sants Cruz and Moo~ ol 1 [ e T " e, Oventans B3 ( W1808a Puctas Const Exprans Geuves via 00T : x - S0 By day, except when there are but thre as| 8:00 p. m. is the Overland Express, wi P feav Eajiagence May 15; Br ship Largo Ba%, (0% | sonjetimes occurs. 'The helzhts siven are i | through “Paidce'and Tourist Sieepers and Free San_Joaquin Vailey Fascbe \ 2 - otl: | addition to the soundings of the United States | Reclining Chair Cars to 0 lace | pre: N stmr Alllance, hence May 19; stmr Eurcka, | €04 - o s i | e in arrives at 6:00 p. m. dafly. bara, Pacific Grove, Del Mouta. ey o | sign precedes the height, and then the numucr | ing train arrives at 6:00 p. m. dafly. = GArtives via Cosst Line Weet: TACOMA—Salled May 20—Schr Winslow, | €iven acted from the depth given by Personally conducted ~parties for Kansas | 0 ol -~ 1309 tor* by Dot Mer 205 *Io%: | the charts. The plane of reference ‘s the mean | City. Chicago and Fast lesve Sen Tranciscs | gggy gan Joss, Tres Pino | PCASPARArrived May 20—Stmr Scuth ters, i s | SewveCrns, Pasthe Geove, Sitnen Coast, hence May 19 i b=y | " Offices—641 Market street and in Ferry De- | Intermediate Stations . 4100 .“m_nlg May 20—Stmr Time Ball. | pot, San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland. | yg.30a San Jose and Way Stacions.. .. 200 i Hydrographic Office, U. . Mer- | 11308 Saa Jose. Los Gatos aad Way St - ebiv Faidherbe change, San Francisco, Cal., 1 . ~ J 300 y 0, from south X Way Statio 2 Rei A om mul The time ball on the Ferry building was | . Y o Do B Moase Eapeaes ot Cagas e A Gailed 20—Stmr San Pe- | dropped exactly at noon to-day—i. e., at noon | 8an Jose, Gilroy, Hollister, Sunta Tor Brtiine Angeie | of xhhe‘l_mn meridian, or r:l_ xmll‘u m. Green- | i Crua, Del Monie, Monterey, Puw N DIEG d ; 19—Scl Gon- | Wich time b G e ] | elfic Grove, Sa. AN D11 Arrived May 19—Schr Redon A e i Chares % p Siattons " hTIER e Tt izt 830> Buriingame, San Matco, Ttedwood, L SAN PEDE 20—Schr Bthel | Menlo Park. Palo Alto_ Mayfeld. - : Movement of Steamers. artir Moaniain Vicw: Lawronee. teacs | Port " Ludlow; from Wiliapa | Clara and San Jose. oA 238a | “‘_":]'; v‘;‘” 3 it x"*‘r""ml | { | an .}ns@illn;‘y and Way Statfons10.45a Sailed ) Newsboy anc i | n Jose, Los Gatos and Principal e 2 e | reka | HAL e | gwr 8an Joseand Prineipal Way Stattons 18.00a | “coos —Arrived May 20—Stmr Arcata, | Nowsb ~| San Pedro.. | 167 Sap Maieo, Beimont. Bereatord Sun 4 for lumber from Columbia River 3] “hehalis, et | ‘Atholl .| Hongkong 'v. e _— Garios, Redwood, Falr Oaks, Town at 6ls; British ship Glencairn, | el SRS ffors Sal W ransil Geptrati.. n Pedro | S ed AND Comfort m aenle -na"w.', oAlto-... - '31;.."‘ s nolulu, same business, from Colum- | Aitiven 10—Schr William | S4ni8 Rosa. .| San, Diego | Sunset Limited, Eastbound.—San [ er ¢ ,"'l‘f.‘"’;,.,f‘,.x S is wheat at | Olsen. from San Pedro; stmr Jeanie, frc | Tampi ety 4 | | Luls ob!nFo. Santa Barbara, Los i s . g or | Falrhaven; Jap stmr Kaga Maru, from Yoko- | poj P Yieia % | Aogeles, Deming. Kl Puso, New ortland tor Europe at 4; chartered prior | Fulrh | Eoint Foint Arena .1l il Three trains aaily. | Orlcans, New York. (Westbound o arrival 3 am Newpor v Ports. [May 22 | an J to arriva wiled May 19—Stmr Dolphin, for Skagway: | Vaienca bl B A . Through cars first and second class to P T AL 5+ Py stmr City o Skagway E 460 - A Small Cargo for Honolulu. PORT HADLOCK -~ Sailed )‘4‘“?&0‘ SR ;:‘Ur:“‘}’f:!“}o-:_ . all points. a1 fs-m.lme.m: ‘Way Station: 19.459 barkentine Archer salled yesterday for | Stmr Montara, for San Francisco. San Pedro. ... | San Pedro. Reduced rates take effect soon. Write A for Marntng. P for Afterncon. TATOOSH-—Paxsed i May 10—Br b R X Baturday and Sunday only iiu with an ageorted merchandise cargo, | TATOOS assed i May 19—Br bark | Leelanaw Tacoma iy | "4 8tops at all stations on Sunday. 1ed at $10,106 1 including the following: | TH ““}‘1'- {r m“,H"nl'”lul;l» . | Montara. Seattle . i ¥ 8unday excepted. 1 Sun€ay only. el o4 Ibe oats. 15,086 Ibs | | Passed out May 10-Br berk Tidal Wave, | Corona. Humboldt S. F. BOOTH, General Afent, | @BSaturday onty iddlings, 01 bales hay, 64,763 | from Port Gamble, for San Francisco. 4 Olymp! an Pedro " = | @Connects at Goshen Je. with trains for Hanford, TS ibs corn, 5000 | TATOOSH—Passed in May 20—Br ship Cel- | Coronado. rays Harbor 1 Montgomery st. Visalia. At Fresdo, for Visalis via Senges Ibs coffe 5 bbls tar, 5O oars, tic R from Callao £ | escent City. | @Via Coast Line. 3ol conduge, 115 c8 mineral water, 30 cs | = Pussed in May 20_Ger stmr Numantia, | attle & Tacoma ZTuesdsy und Friday. L sed 2 20—8 o , for San | Ve Sydney y_ P v at . ipping Intelli FRORT Ly | siate of Cai”| sam Diego & Way Pis:iMay 23 | CALIFORNIA NOXTHWESTERN RY. C0. | i sin oaquin Vailey. Shipping Intelligence. PORT LUDLOW-—Arrived May 20—Schr | Pomona - | Humboldt v 26 | v 8 Santa Clara south bound only. Comnests ARRIVED. Mary E Foster, hence May 8. ! | Eel River Ports 26 ¢ LESSER ‘wxcent Bundar. for all soints Narrow Gange. wIERAe 3 LAND PORT. San Pedro & Way Pts.|May 26 tEEp 4 Bt e ;0 HONOLULT fied May 19—Stmr Ventu: | G™Dotlar. "] Grays Harbor | SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC Stmr Pomona, Swanson, hours trom (N neiace. " | North Fork.. .| Humboldt | RAILWAY COMPANY. TO SAN RAFAEL Eureka. Arrived May 20—Bktn 8 G Wilder, hence | Mariposa.....tTahiti ...... ! uron Perry of Market St. ’ Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, 90 hours from | May 1. A ¢ | Curacao......| Mexican Ports f . Toot Xuerg, SO0 Newport etc FOREIGN PORTS. S et SA! SAN RAFAEL. St >hoes . - 5 | Me amburg & Way Por oSt Phoenix, Odiand, 1§ bours from Mendo. S CIORIA, B.C_Xived ey, 10 Jap sine | ity Para Panama & Way Ports Stmr Chel omps E SHIE] 52 oy - ! imantia....| Seattle % Stmr Cheb Thompson, 50 hours from San ";“‘,’F:l 1‘:‘“5',.:'1:.| \::{::]J!r T bark La Bruy- | §. ‘I;(‘arll»nrx | Seattle jand Olymp t 1:30 p. m. g it e A Pa- | “HAVREZ Arrived May 14—Gen ship Alster- | Newbure. ... | Grave Biarbor: IS w5 1a, va Acapulco 7 days thal, from Oregon. Columbia Potland & & - Stmr PR o rs from N 3 e % IE . - 2 r.“x’(:w;}l atraz, n, 14 hou n:;:"‘x’:}m ailed May 15—Stmr Saratoga, for .\i\l»m Pedro & Way Ports/May i Marshfield, Dettmers, 18 hours from | ™ G ATEMALA—Sailed April 28—Ger stme En lonolulu & Kahului...| 2:00, 3:40, 5:00, Landing. tmes;. for Bt P rANCISCO. 5 tra trip at 1:45 Argo, Dunham, 26 hours from Fel | TR N HAP CXSGR0L e e 39 PATH 5 020 11:15 . m'; 15 Tt Bnerman, Braglere, 28 days trom cexco Giuseppe 1, for Tyne and Port Los An- | ~Steamer Destination, JSalls.| Pler. e it bl Manila, via Nagasaki 18 days. rived. May 18—B Netherby, 2 NDAYS Schr' O M .Ketlogs, Iverson, 28 hours from | parTived May 18—Br ship Netherby, hence Coils WY T o Tl R [sag Artive 10, ka JEENSTOWN—S; May i 3 e | 8an Franeisco. K |San Francisco. 3 5 chr Mary C, Campbell, 8" hours. from Bo- | z8voon: for Hmerer o ) 19—Br ship] Centralia. . | Grave Harbor _...| & pmiPler 10 | San Fra - o | Weer | _ Trains mazked (%) run to San Quenifn. Those Ly TS P Emp! -| Coos el reel Sun- e ed (1) to Fairfax, exc 5:13 m. a. B 1nANTWERPSuiled May 0—Ger bark Tha- | Crarina +| Goos Bay airect. 1.3, pmiper s | Ll tion BT e gl b X . Wednesday, May 20. HONGKQNG—Arvived . May" 20—Jap stir | 2 Fork.... [ Humboldt - .o 18 aips 3 z oAt 24 Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, San Pedro; Pacific | Hongkong Maru, hence April 2 Prior to May | Phoenix. Humboldt . | 1 pm|Pler 13 —Week days— Joast Steamship Co. 20—Br stmr Athenian, from Vancouver. State of Cal [ San Diego & Way.| 9 am Pier 19 Ignacto, 20a | 37 t e of California, Thomas, S8an Diego; | ~ CORINTO—Sailed April 28—Ger stmr Tot- | Coos Bay...| San Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pler 19 0 p : - Coast Steamship Co. = mes, for Hamburg. City Pucbla | Puget Sound Ports.|11 am|Pier 27 City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria and OCEAN STEAMERS. May 22 m., wnsend; Pacific’ Mail S8 Co. NEW YORK—Sailed May 20—Stmr St Paul, | G- Lindauer | Grays Harbor oy Pler 10 . 7:35, 10326 p. m. SAILED. for Southampton: stmr Pottsdam, for Rotter | C. Nelson...|Seattle & Tacoma..[10 am/Pier 2 Heiutl Trains marked (1) start from San Quent Tuesday, May 19. | dam, via Boulogne; stmr Germanic, for Liver. | Pomona e R 1:30 p[Pler 19 Petatum FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN P Stmr Newburg, Anfindsen, Grays Harbor. pool. Argo. {{a‘““l\t-r“Pfl‘:u. 4 pm|Pler 2 g CISCO—Week days Wednesday, May 20. BROWHEAD—Passed May 20—Stmr Teu- [ Sequola..--| uiape Jlarbor ..[12 miPler 2 Santa Rosa. 11:10 a. m., Stmr Whitesboro, Olsen, Greenwood. tonic, from New York, for Liverpool. © Nevadu.of Gonn & Eanalu, .8 wn{Eie; 20 10:40 p. m Stmr Arctic, Reiner, Eureka. LIZARD—Passed May 20—Stmr Pretoria, | ADUDIS. ... My AR e 28 S Stmr Chehails, Thompson, Grays Harbor. from New York, for Plymouth, Cherbourg a%Pedro..%:| Bumbol 3 P, IS Gas Fulton. Stmr Cella, Lawton, Bowens Landing. Hanburg B e E i tae i PR Stmr Scotia, Erickson, Bowens Landing. ANTWERP—Sailed May 20—Stmr Rbyn- | Gentennial.{ Nome via Seattle..| 3 pm{Pler 15 : 7:45 ey - and WAy Biktn Archer, Calhoun, Honolulu. land, for Philadelphia. Columbla.. | Astoria & Portland.[11 am|Pler 24 ‘Windsor, 745 a. m., week da ¥ Barge Santa Paula, Pille, Ventura, in tow QUEENSTOWN—Sailed May 20—Stmr Sux- | Alameda... | Honolulu ...... ‘[11 am|Pier 7 Healdsburs, stat l"_"!~ A A ¢ days excepted)— tug Rescue. onia, from Liverpool, for Bosto Redondo. .| Los Angelea Ports.| 2 pm|Pier 2 Lytton. Pt ey e 2o Schr Ottilie Fjord, Bosch, Eureka. SOUTHAMPTON — Sailed May 20 — Stmnr | xewsbo; Los A. via 8. Pedro| 2 pm|Pler 16 Geyserville, T I8 b ardays-—Cizadero and way Schr Abbie, Larsen, Coquille R TN Maritou, from London, fer New York. : May 24 Cloverdale. Fob e B - Schr Advance, Jorgensen, Coquille River. NAPLES—Arrived May 10—Stmr Perugia, sa....|San Diego & Wa | oo RN olidays—8 & Caza- Schr Okanogan, Jamieson, Port Gamble. trom New York, via Marsellles and Leghorn. | Siatnier cattie & Whatcom) 4 pom/Pior and " kiah. Pk s oy A L Schr Falcon, Kalb, Grays Harbor. HAVEE—Arrived May 19—Stmr I’ Aquitaite, | Coronado. .. |Los Angeles Ports.|10 am)Pler — Sundays and Legal H 10 a. m., Point RETURNED. from New York. Eureka. Humboldt 9 am|Pier Willits, Wednesday, May 20. PLYMOUTH—Arrived May 20—Stmr Pre- May 25 s Schr Albion River, Olsen, hence May 13, for | torla, from New York, for Cherbourg and | City Sydney |N. Y. via Panama./12 m|Pier el Coquilie River, on account of carrying away | Hamburg, and procecded. Point Arena. . 4 pm(Pler 2 Guerneville, AP centerboard May 19, 100 miles SW of Point ——— Nome vl Hemitic. '} 3 auEver: 10 Sonoma, ~ 2 pm(S. W. 2 Arena, SRR o s‘Sm:, Moon da.m(i; ilt‘ile. ; \Whateom & Falriia| 3 bmpier * 3 Sleie Jh & | MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY POINT LOBC May 20, 10 p m—Weathar nite ates Coast an joedetic Survey— 30 p{Pier 19 4 LC‘I}JE | Via Sausalito Ferry A"‘."" hazy; wind NW, velocity 36 miles per hour. Tiies: and - Heleh o Silah, Ang low ch,,,'ff.',.m Sebastopol. San Fran. | FootofMarketSt. | San Fram. BRCRm Francisco Bay, Publisfied by officlal au- e STAGES connect at Santa Rosa for Whit- | Weekl Sun- | "0 00 o | Sum | Week May 17, lat 49 N, lon 4 W, Fr bark Europs, thority of the Superintendent. S Sulphur_Springs; at Fulton for Altruria ani Days.|days. | OO "0 00 0, | days. Days. from Hamburg, for Portland. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at Aot Pt Mark West Springs: at Lytton for Lytton T 7Y s Troees s 72012008 DOMESTIC PORTS, the city front (Mission-street wharf) about | G. W. Elder|Astorla & Portland.{11 am B ngs: at Gevserville for Skaggs Springs; at Tage.| §.00 4 ™ " =" ¥ 1250 ¢ ABERDEEN—Arrived May 19—Schr Sailor | twenty-five minutes later than- at Fort Poini: | G. Dollar raye Harbor, e e the. Gevaers, Hooneville and g ign 08 A- v wivncia desiy 15| G- Boy. from San Pedro. the helght of tide is the same at both places. | = 1 no | geaetie % Tacoma 110 am Greenwood; at Hopland, for Duncan Springs. - fmwabee | SRR Sailed May Schr Zampa, for Redondo; & vi land _ Springs, elseyville, arls “TAVERN OF TANALPA R schy Chas 1t Wilsom, for. San. Francisco. THURSDAY, MAY 21 Newport..o| K. X, via Panamaliz m o e Sodx” Fay, Takeport and Factietr | ;:v o:m“‘_w_“ &..: Chas iach e T 3 ~ or B . Sarito 36 p. Mg LANDINGS T WK 1 S | S0 e Attance....| Portigni’s Way P.| 5 pm Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter | SNTUROHTS SRLY—Lsars Tarors 936 5. arvive San Franeisen 1 30, FORT BRAGG—Arrived May 19—Stmr Na- | Sun sets . Queen Puget Sound Ports. |11 afl i Lake, Pomo. Potter ' Valley, TICKET | 626 MaRkET ST., (North Shore Railroad) tional City, hence May ‘18, Moon rises John Day's, Riverside Lierley’s, Bucknell’s, = QFVI0ES }and Sausaute Feaiv, Foot Market St REDONDO—Sailed May 20—Stmr Samoa, | 5 | Time Time| Time! |Time FROM SEATTLE. Sanhedrin _ Helghts, Hullville, Orr's ol PURT TOWNSE! e AL ay r| s v# ps Steamer. T, Stevens, Hopkins, - > ragy, ship Euphrates, from Tacoma, for Sydney; schr | ® L Wl |H Wi 10 Wi 2 LW Westport, Usal; ~at Willits for' Fort Brags. MEM AND EN. Eric. from San Pedro, for Port Hadlock. 31 1:20] 2.0) 7:21] 4.0)12:55 1.5 7:40) Westport, Sherwood, Calito, Covelo Layton- Vs Mg @farlunat Passed in May 20—Stmr Jeanle, from Val- | 33 15 8:10] 1.2 7l 871 ville, Cummlm.beBem- ings, Harris, Ol- - _:“. "“_m-nl ez, for Seattle. 53 o 2 ‘0| 8:53| B Sens. Dyer. Garberville, Pepperwood, Scotia jechargss.infanmations. TACOMA—Arrived May 20—Stmr Mineola, | 54 0.2110 2| 9:27) 5. and Eureka. { irrita Y e hence May 15. 25 3 —0.3[11:14 13110:06] 5. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- o e Safled May 20—Stmr Leelanaw, for San |2 | 4:54—0.7/12:05) 2.5,10:50| 6.0 | Jeante. duced rates. i ainiem, 4 Francisco; Br ship Euphrates, for Sydney, pr City Topeka On Sundays—Round trip tickets to all points geat o poisonous. FATRHAVEN—Arrived May 19—Schr Wil- | ~ NOTE—In the above exposition of the tidss beyond San Rafael at half rates. Scld by Drugsists, beit 1. Smith, from Port Townsend; simr Jea- | the c-n?y morning tides are given in the left Nome direct Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chronicle or sent in plain wrapper, nie, from Valdez, and sailed May 20 for Se- | hand column und the successive tides of the Nome direct . Dbuilding, by express, for attie. day in the order of occurrence as to time: the | Roanoke St. Michael & H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN. 100 ord 3. EUREKA—Arrived May 20—Stmr South | fourth time column gives the last tide of the | Ohio... A letter from G. L. Blair of the Oresonl RAILWAY TRAVEL. | RAILWAY TRAVEL. SOUTHERN PACIFIC leaye and are die o arrive at i L R M FRANCISCO. (Matn Line, Foot of Murket Street) — Fuom APRIL 5, 1903. — __ARRIVE TEAVE APRIL 5, 1905. 7.004 Benicia, Suisun, Eimirs and Sacra- mento ... .. . 128 7.00a Vacaville, Winters, Ramsey. . 1250 UU B 7304 Martines, 8an Ramon, Vailejo, Napa, Colistogs, Sauta Rosa...... 8.25» RS 7.30a Niles, Latarop. Stockton..... D 725 8004 Davis. Woodland. Knighes Landing. Marysville, Orovilie, (connects tile for Gridicy, Biges and CBYEO) ... ~oenee o 7.88» 8.00a Atiantic Express—Ogden and Fase. 10.25a ve 0 8.00a Port Costs, Martinez, Ansloch Tracy, Stockton, Sacramenio, Los Banos, Mendota. Haaford. s Visalts, Porterville . Go East With Us. aoon FoTE R Junction, Bakersfield 8.30a Shasta Express—Da i i | for Bartlett Sprin If you are going East and will be good § | {Frato, Red BIuf, Portinnd....." 7587 eas- vermore, Stock- enough to write me, I shall take pl [ 30 e one. ncramento.Fincervile, b2 i i | Chico, Red Bluf.. ... . ure in telling you how money can be | ine‘::ojl‘;njnuv\in. i . il Tuolumne and Angels 3 e 00a Mariines ad Wey Sicionsrrrs §£58 attractive. There are many liteways | AGOGS EolCrut ity apross, Easibound. in which we can be of service in mak- sibors Con Tracy. o i ckion, Merced, ' Raymo ing your eastern trip comfortable and Freano, Bakersteid, Los Angeies free from responsibility, if you will 2 New Orieass. (Wentbound i 1a Cosst Line)...... v...n €1.309 only let me know when you are going. 10004 T%. 00'"(““:: iigiced = owisn. ) - 1 o i , Omaha, Chicago. oy » Our three-times-a-week Tourist parties | 15 oou Hayward, Niles snd Way Stactons. _3.25» to Omaha, Kansas C]ty Chlu,go | '14 Surlmcnlgwlllivlr Slclsm!rl...n.(.o t11.00» 2 i | P Benicia, nters, acramento, i 1 d, Williams, Col Wil St. Louis and Boston afford the most | 1‘:3‘:!;:(" Bl LNl I i i by . 1lle... - - . oumfaiahle; m‘urestmg - e.conom ’ 3.307 H:y”“ve-m,r:"uu and Way Stations 7552 ical way of going East. I wish you | 400r Martine. ‘lllsli‘lmuku.:;llle]u et A | Calistoga, Santa Ro . & could talk with some of thoge who 4.00r Martinez, Tracy, Lathrop.Stockton. 10.254 i3 4.007 Niles, Livermore. Stockton, Lod! 4.25» have been over our line, for I know 430r Hayward, Niles, lret Foa Ban F ¥ they would praise the service. They | B00r The s Lomttor] i i | eld,. Deo are our best friends. At any rate | fi-Kfl;:u“Q“Lg;rM;fl‘:;&;m please write for information. carries Goiden State Limited Sleeper Sundays and Wednes days until April 3. 8.00r Port Costa, Tracy, 15.30° A\'fl.tos 847 Baywarii¥iles and Sia Jiag. BB B Eastbound), — New Yorks ew Ol Los Angeies, no, Borends, Kaymand: Mar | W. D. SANBORN, Gen’l Agent Burliington Route, § | 631 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. ! 688 Phone, Main 1188. California | | ttnes. (Arrives via San Joaquim Sag | o e T i Nt S or Limited | oo ey s N a”. q P ‘Truckee, py | e e s o i 7% i igon & California Expres | M tlle, Reddin; To C"chGO pa’,/- | Pomcacd, Pager Sound and Eeste 8.554 $9.10¢ Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun- fll’%lly) e o~ ’"‘ 554 N N PO s, Merced. faymond. Freana, 12250 ‘ An lIdeal Train Hanford, Visalis, Bakersfeld. ... _5.259 COA! ST LIN Narrow Gauge). Foc 5t Mt Sireen A ta Cruz Bxcursion (Sunday - only).. " > jewark. Centerviile. San Jose. 8B N iton. Boulder Creek. Sants | Crus and Way Stations. 5500 12.18» Newark, Centerville, San_Jose, SBANTA FE New Alm: -n,l.g- Gatos, l’euoni Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz sad Lea: Mar) TRAINS. | Principal Way Stations . 10.50a jEa: e Dty That. | @18r Nowark, Saa Jose. Los Guics (63 'd | Local | OV unds | Local | Lim'd | Local |Ov'rl'd atarday an ¥ Ea Lv San Fran. 4:00 p| 8:00 p | Monday only from Santa Cruz).. mn, Ar Stockton . i 5 T AND HARBOR FERRY. <[ 1:28 & gyom SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Market St. (Slip® 3. VS S0 1108 o 5100 300 S18ru Al AND. % ol roadway — #6: H T b0 . 12.00 2.00 4.00 P.x. LINE (Broac AR o ¥ Fisend Strestey 104 Ban Jose and Way Station: 47.00a San Jose and Way Stations. 004 New Almaden.. ... ..... 164 Mooterey and Sants Cruz Ex sion (Sunday only) * Chicago ....| a for morning: p for_afternoon. 8:00 a. m, Dally Bakersfield Local, stop- ping at all points In San Joaquin Valley. ¢ oo Bl e o iy e CRMia | $00a Cotsilins Lumier Sisioy sia EAD o - 528 . | josa, Giiroy, Hollister, Pajar LIMITED, carrying Palace Sleeping Cars | B T Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. ircular sent on PeguUest.