The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 5, 1903, Page 10

THE SAN FRANCISCO CAI:L, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1903. , RS ' T AU T FAciric MM Mariposa Leaves in the Morning for Tahiti With Two Wish to Make Inspec- Score Passengers and a Big Cargo and at Night the ™ °9 Jta%e -#207 Ventura Departs for Honolulu and the Antipodes Soaion Bite | | Will Submit Several Plans i of a Building for i California. e | The California commissioners to the St. | !Lnuls Exposition have arranged to leave | | for the East Sunday night ard expect to spend two weeks at St. Lous inspecting i ‘ the site set aside for Callfornia and mak- | | ing arrangements with the fair officials | { | for the proper nstaliation of the Cali- | tornia_exhibit. | | The plans of four architects have been | | i secured for a State building on lines sug- | i gested by the commissioners, a general | | limit being placed on the cost, but no | selection of a design has been made. | | The drawings will be submitted to the men managing the exvosition and nnui | !encice witl be @eferrea 1 the Califorr | | | nia commissioners have conferred with | | Goverror Pardee. The erection of a build- | | | ing outside the exposition grounds at St. | ‘ | Louts, in which to make a collective ex- | ‘ | hibition of Californta products, will he| | considered by the commissioners while { they are on the ground. Tt is about set- | tled that the management of the exposi- | | tion will not permit any exhibit to be| i | made in any State building on the exposi- | { tion grounds. The question arises whether, in the departments of the exposition, it will be possible to arange the exhibits of | the California counties, so that lht:l products of each will appear by itself. This matter of classification may pos- i sibly lead to the co ction of a State 1 | bullding outside the groun ‘ommissioner Filcher says that he be- lieves the transportation lines bringing | | pecple into California from the East wiil | | be willing to pay one-third of the cost of | | a scparate building and that the countles | of California can be depended upon to ! | supply another third of the expense. The | commissioners could afford to assume one- ! | i | i third. To promote the collection of | | exhibits and to secure more active co-} | operation” upon the part of California | | counties. Commissioners Filcher and Wig- | {gine have appointed Harvey Stiles of | | Chico 1o visit localities and Interview ds of Supervisors Application has been made by wire for 000 square feet of space in the mining = i o ay | & Pmibie 10 | building at St. Louis for the display of it 3 eattle & Olympla.| 4 pm Pler 2| Callfornia minerals. On the return of the | §¥ 2 June 12. | o o | cOMmissioners from St. Louls they wiil m 3 Rainier. .. | Beattie & Wi % b Bier 10 | hibit and will also ask Stanford Univer- = G.Dollar. .. Grays Harbor 4 pm/Pier 2 |sity to supply a collection of representa- s A ARl T A tive fishes of the Pacific Ocean and Pa- ; ey e o D bier 7 | clfic Coast rive: = n 4 ‘\v\ m'Pier 40 | f— e —— ——— L ¢ \m eier 10| OPPONENTS OF THE SALT 3 E = B 7 i 4 TRUST AGAIN WINNERS . g thos :DISH BARK H S . t WHICH MAY HAVE | Judge Seawell Grants New Trial of S Seas ssenger was IRED OFF AUSTRALIA Teatn Suit to Declare Election of = « nic | 7y = Directors Void. | & ping ST Superior Judge Seawell handed down a ed a larg nana..... | decision yesterday granting H. C. Coward, g " Yome & Tanana ..---ifune $1 William J. Dingee, Willlam G. Henshaw g ) kagway & Way Porta. June 7 !l and Osear T. Weber a new trial in their 2 ‘ : | kagway & Way bomts. June % !suit against George D. Squires and others, », ot - - k 9| who claim to have been elected directors »d British A ,, Damages Schooner Antelope. .....{June 10 of the Continental Salt and Chemical ' Bk % nie das Y N chasi..!Tune 10| Company. The suit is to declare the elec- KAEWAY & NaY poria:/june 121 ton void. This Is another victory for ghe | opponents of the salt trust, who are rep- agway & Way Ports.|Ju | resented by Attorney Francis J. Heney. In his de sion Judge Seawell holds that Sun, Moon and Tide. ¥ M == 5 : 3 - Goodet | 1 may be granted in a proceed- > f A 3 ed States Coast and Geodetic =1 3 3 3 - = K3 £, ¥ort Point. entrance to Sun | nts, who the plaintiffs say are atters of Interest to Mariners and - Published by official au { dummies for the trust, claim to have been " s Shipping Merchants. e ter occurs at | €lected directors at an adjourned stock R T R ¢ My Whatt) about | holders’ meeting on June 24, 1902. Judge | berk C. B, Kenney. from kn and Bn at Fort Point: | Seawell holds that George D. Squires, the s Sydner; Chilean salp e at both places. | secretary of the corporation, concealed " g >ort Blakeley to West Coast (own om the piaintiffs the fact that the meet- o county; British ship Glenalvon, from ing of stockholders was to be held on . . Sound 'to Me: Adelaide o Port June 24, and (hat for that reason the| 1 ‘chartered prior election held on that by virtue of | | which the defendants claim to have been ————— i directors, is void and that a new Merchandise for Tahi ! al should be granted o B g g o s v Mariposa sailed ia | e e a merchandise carg 5.8 Society en's pictures and gossip in the 4 Dbis flour, 6871 Ibs 7 Lo b - s barley, cils wheat | @ clelieieeieieerk ~3 Ibs bread, 221 cs 18 pkgs | St b 500 1hs xalt, 21001 e i od AYS HAR : 4 cs canned goods, 113 2 o; I]‘l'\; llldt{s hn‘:v« -" “rrl e 22; stmr ER 9% sk tred e tiden ot oe | "PORT MADISON—Artived J Sa cs cheese, 10 e as to time: the | Mar, irom Shanghal and Port s < , Ao the TORIA—Arrived June 4 Columbia, ™ . 9 ka o todie had except whe three tides, as June 2; sehr Oakland, May 19, 4 cines, 25 bales mes occurs. The given are in Arrived Jun Stmr Des) hence Jne 1 v 19 phze cewing mariaes | addition to the soundings of the U tates | PORT HARFORD—Arrived June 4—Stmr | Mok Sign RO S atme aad | Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) hence June 1 e S 124 feet lumber pkEs 1. | Sign precedes the heights, and then the number BRAGG-—Arrived June 4—Stmr Sa ” - shingles, 1 given 18 subtracted frem the depth given by the re’ june 2. 3 - 84 bdls pickets, charts. The plane of reference is the mean of UREKA—Arrived June 4—Stmrs Eureka, gha kgs pain t wer low water omona snd Arctic, hence June 3. A - Time Ball. | SAN PEDRO—Arrived Juns 4—Stmr Santa | . BSason R larbara. hence June 2; schr Lucy, from Ump- | ; f S e N TR N.. Mer- | gug River: schr Jos Ruse, from Cocs Bay | . Movement of Steamers. '8¢, Fan Francisco. Cal.. | “gajled June 4—stmr Whitesboro, for Port { - 13; ¢ ~W Los Angel stmr Pasadena. for Eureka; schr : e Ball on the Ferry building was | 11szia for m River. x TO ARRIVE. tly at noon to-day—1. e.. At noon | “EoR A s Tved Juned— . " Steamer 3 R Elffa, ot A “{ Stmr Whitesboro, from San Pedro. | k el From. EYRTBANE R ailed June 4 Stmrs Brooklyn and Whites- | R Gl T R | boro. for San Francisco. i - ke %5 Angeles e | FAIRHAVE ed June 3—Scbr E K| i o Shipping I | Wood. for San cisco | Stowaways on America Maru. . pping gtelllgence. PORT LUDLOW-—Salled June 4—Ger stmr . . y n Pedro ARRIVED. | Numantia. for San Franeisco. | oo . ew York via hureday, June 4. | T 2 June tmr Humboldt, | Arena 3 Aberdeen, Danlels, 56 hours from Re- r Skagway. | Dokt dando. | ived June 4—Jap stmr Riojun Maru, from San Ped St Geo W Elder, Shea. 55 hours from | Yokohama. E > t'and, via Astoria 4715 hou DONDO—Salled June 4—Sciir Azalea, for in_Ped tand, Astoria 4715 h | 4-Scl lea, f Humbo Stmr €or Novander, 19 hours from Eu- | Eureka ISLAND PORTS RAILWAY TRAVEL. Five Hours at Salt Lake City. Leave San Francisco at 10.00 a. m. on the Overland Limited, in the through sleeper for Chicago via the Rock at Salt Lake City at 3. Car remains there until 8.20 p.m. Island, and you arrive o5 the next afternoon. In that time you can see most of the points of interest in and around the city—the Temple, Tab- ernacle and Assembly Hall, as well as Saltair Beach. You reach Denver leaving Salt Lake and twenty-five hours after go through to Omaha and Chicago without further delays—unless, of course, you want to which you permits. Rock slant System stop over in Colorado, can do if your ticket F. W. THOMPSON, General Western Agent, 623 Market Street, San Francisco, Missouri River and C observation cars, buffet s For sleeping car reserva apply to agents South R. R. RITCHIE, The Only Double- Track Railway betweenthe Three Fast Trains DALY TO Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicagoe & Nerth-Western Rys. Standard and tourist sleeping cars, compartment all meals in dining cars. ns, hicago. moking and library cars; ets and information rn Pacific Co., or to General Agent, CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RY. 617 Ma Gathering Testimony to Defend Claims in ool St he miners of Place are pre- paring to maintain what the. consid o0 be their rights in the matter of min- ing claims on which Eastern parties have | ced timber filings a party rep- | resenting the miners will start from ror- est Hill to go over the land embraced in | townehips 14 and 15, ranges 11 and 12 east Mount Diablo merldian, to make a tho | ough inspection and to get facts to used before the Land Office at Sacramen- at a hearing to take place o Some time ago the Placer County min- formed an ass ation to defend the rights. Harold T. Power was made presi- it of that organization. that is on does not differ from those in other counties between timber men and the miners. In| inty there are ancient river | channeis into which tunnels have in some | places been 1un and discoveries of gold | have been made. In other localities, in | particular in the townshins mentioned, tunnels have been t consider. g indicates be found and | cappi ble expense b to v the ch it_can be traced easily. While there have been no discoveries of gold in the two townships alluded to the miners have no doubt that there is gold there and that a little additional devel- opment will snow the vellow metal, the sutface mdications being identical 'with those afforded by places where gold - taken out. | Some time ago a promise was obtained | that Special Agent Stidgers of the Uniied ce would personally vi 14 and 15 and report c cerning them. Stidgers has not been| found recently by the miners and they | do not know how to communicate with him. They are therefore compelled, in| their own defense, to send their personal representatives on the ground to make ready to supply testimony on the I5th inst. There are 46,080 acres of land In the two townships. How much of it is min- eralized will have to be determined. ———— WAITER MISTAKEN FOR A MIDNIGHT MARAUDER George Jacobsen F;d- the Front Door Locked and Crawls Through Window. George Jacobsen, a waiter, had an un- happy experience yesterday morning. He and his wife live at 24313 Tehama street, and when he went home early in the morning the front door was locked. He opened a window to effect an entrance. Mrs. Oswald also lives in the house and happened to sce Jacobsen crawling through the window and came to the con- clusion that he was a burglar. Mrs. Oswald was fortified in her opinion when she missed her gold watch. She hurried to the Southern police station, ‘where she told her grievance. Policemen Tyrrell and Winzler arrested Jacobsen and booked him at the City Prison on a charge of burgiary, although he pro- tested that he knew nothing about Mrs. Oswald's watch. A few hours later Mrs. ! Oswald called at police headauarters and | said she had found her watch. She want-| ed Jacobsen released, but that could only be done in the regular process. Police Judge Fritz was notified of the facts and he released Jacobsen on his own recog- nizance, and when the case is called in court this morning the waiter will be dis- | charged. —_———— Excursion Via Northern Pacific Ry. townships 3 ¢ 6 o i H Cosuflle _River (] ur Centraila, Brickson, €5 hours from | JIONOLULU—Arrived June 3—Schr David | H ver Porcs 7| (iravs Harbor: bound to San Pedro; put in (o | Bvans, from Newcastle, Aus: stmr Nevadan, | umbold Y a1 > > S <ahului. i Ll’;r‘r’t]‘lllz Whaiom: - |June -3 | Gipsy, Leland, 22 hours from Moss d June 3--Stmr Alameda, for San -1 Fue Disgo & Way P Unrne e Seryla, for Ssn Francisco. June c & Japan vl . Coos Bay, Nicolson, hours from | 3 st egoffian, for Kahulul. dapan. . ooooooidune. 8 | Newport (8), etc | EL Arrivéd June 2—Bktn Kohala, | A “l)lmll‘ATa ’:‘:’A "0 ; nnlr Santa 'l’w: Alexander, 44 hours from ulu i | Seaitie & Tacoma an Diego and way por R i Humboldt x| Schr F Slad " ; | FOREIGN PORT \ | san Pedro % | ey [ M Blade, Larsen, 5 days from Grays | (x11A0—Arrived May 20—Ger ship Maipo, | Grays Harbor i Schr Velunteer, Bresse: 0 Vil- from Vancouw Will G » Nanaimo D e SR (Bt SRR W COLOMBO—Arrived May 25—Br stmr Tele- il o on Marine Ways. 1 lap T B : “ . onolulu . .{June | Schr 1da A, Campbell, 5 hours from Point | Machus, from London. for Seattle. The United es Fish Co n steam- | Portland & Astoria.. June 9 | Reyes | COLON—Arrived June “—Stmr Saratoga, ship Albatross has been for some t o "Ylhknrm A [June 10 CLEARED. 3 s PR st Boole's yard oing extensive reair el Vi Sunamalione 18 | Thursday, June 4 X by 4o A 410 will to-day be ;:'5«‘ e's San Pedro’& Way Ps. June 11 | ,, SU0T Mariposa, Rennie JEARItI; J D Spreck- ARDIFF—In vort May 21—Br bark Mor- ways to be o o Santa Ros: San Diego & Wa Pts. B for Honol Frane oal on Monda > to ber ancho Quoenoer 1 Puer Sound Borte t:ijune 11|~ Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Vietorla: Pa- DO ors ey 30 B bark Tavee- man-of-war row. where sbe will Ching Wo.... Hongk'g via Manzanillo/June 13 st Stoa ot £ for San Francisco. she starts on be rthern cruise G.W. Elder.. Portland & Astoria....|June 14 | 1,000 Jiayward, Sydney, via Hono- WERP—In port May 21—Br ship Mara- Montague, one of the men who -80c 2 Jame 44 [1iui T D Soreckels & Bros Co. 2 IRt or cHan | ramcteon: | the Merrimac and was & ‘Way Ports.. June 15 "Hr ship lochs Finias, Dean, Callao; W R | HONGKONG—Salled June 3—Br stmr Em- ! ecasion it R o e 18 | Girace & Co. S press of China, for Shanghal TO SAIL. SAILED. LIZARD—Passed June Br shio Ben ooy <uine SR s Thureday, June 4. r. {rom Antwerp. for San Francisco. : Steamer. | Destination, } 1 Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego. INGAPORE —Arrived April 2! Shivy E B ‘Wreckage From Tropic. = 0. [Balls.| Pler. | sir Marivosa, Rennle, Tahits. €% | Sutton, from Manil A cablegram from Port Stephens, Australia { June 5. | i Stmr Coquflle River, Dart, Willapa Harbor. | YOKOHAMA—Arrived June 3—Stmr Olym- tells of the . ot af S. Monica. . Harbor .. | Stmr Aberdeen. Daniels, pia, from Tacoma; Jap stmr Nippon Maru, 1 the fi ne beach of that p : 4 pinlPler 2 - 5 ~ - wogteactbrory i Lindauer. s Harbor | 5 pmiPier 15| Stmr Edith, Hall, Seatile. herice May 16. . Stock- | Gity Puebla | Puget Sound Ports. 11 nmibier 35| Stmr Newburg, Anfindsen, Grays Harbor. SUEZ—Arrived May 3—Br stmr Indramayo, cdish bark Tropic, Captain | Czarina Coos Bay dirsct...| & pm|Bler -5 San Pedro, Hansen, Eurcka from Yokohama, for New York. here March 17 for Melbourne, and June 6. | Allience, 'Hansen, Eureka and Coos | MOJI—Sailed June 1—Br stmr Indrapura, h the absence of other wre Slusiew’ Rivee.. . | & puilinge 2 for _Oregon. harm los Ang. v S.Pedro| 2 pm|Pier 16 Centralia, Erickson, San Pedro. SYDNEY — Arrived June. 3—Ship James the mews contained Humboldt -..[1:30 piPler 19 tug Fortune, Hinds, Bremerton. Drummond, from Port Townsend. has caused some anxiety Grays Harbor 3 bipier 9| Schr Bessie K, Merriam, San Vicente Land- | HAKODATE—Saiied June 4—Br ship Drum- terested in the ba took <an_Pedro & Way.| 9 om|Pier 19 | "€ muir, for San Francisco. 1,102 centals of “1,’ 852, and | N. Y. via Panama 12 m|Pier 40 | _S¢hr Barbara Hernster, Green, whaling voy- OCEAN STEAMERS. general €0 wort ropic_was -| Seattie & Tacome. .} age and Nome. NE —Arrived June 4—Stm - register, well found and stanch, June 7. i | TELEGRAPHIC. Salled June 4—Stmr Deutschiand, for Ham- she ought to be in Melbourne -| San Diego & Way.| 9 am!Pier 39| POINT LOBOS, June 4, 10 p m—Weather | burg, via Plymouth and Cherbourg; stmr La chances of her being all right -| Mexican Ports 10 am|Pier 17 | bazy: wind W, veloeity 12 miles per hour. Savole, for Havre. 1 in ber favor. Astoria & Portiand.(11 am|Pler 24 . SPOKEN. LIZARD—Passed June 4—Stmr Belgrade, ——— June 8. May 11, lat 35 N, lon 31 W, Nor ship Ala- | 7O New York, for Hambure. = - Senatorial Yachting Party. -1 Humboldt 1 pm|Pier 13 | meda, from Gresnock, for Oregon. *MARSEILLES—Arrived June unr Chp . }umboldt 112 "m|pier 13 DOMESTIC PORTS. bria, trom New York, for Genoa and Leghorn. The United States revenue cutter Hugh Me- - Point_Arena 4 pm|Plec "2 - R sty i 3 NAPLES—Arrived June 4—Stmr Princess Wioch, which was ordered to Seattle at the June 9. 5o % o s Sremaimen. 1 AR Ralnjer. | Xemme, trowt New otk ol L Dol S8 e Tradioen Beseres Swt thees, 5 ool SapmPler 2| pORT TOWNSEND—Arrived June 4—Ger | GLABGOW.-Salled Jhne 4Stmr Concordie, $0ing 1o make a special cruise to Alaske with ors 11:30 p|Pler 19 | ghip Osorno, from Ballard, for nitrate port: 7, A party of United States Semators. =i Eel River Ports...| 4 pm|Pler 3 ports. | for Montreal and Boston. B et & ol R R e P Coos B.& PLOMordi12 "miPler 1 | trin eyt sune é—Stmr Melville ‘Dol QUEENSTOWN-—Sailed June 4—Stmr Fries- nder ord o 3 Honolulu & Kahului[ 3 pm’l’le. 3 from Opgg -'P:A r: Sro- land, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia; stmr —_—— b | | ( TATOOSH—Passed in June 4—Stmr Homer, Germanle, trom Liveraool, for New York 3 N ey i tle, > LIVE! L—Arrived June mr Nord- Another Overdue. ;:;p'o&mnfl Po:u 1? :: :::: 19| Passed in June 4—Simr Nome City, from |land, from Philadelphla, via Queenstown; stmr The French bark Jolnville was added ves s 27| Valder, tor Seatile. Aurania, from New York; stmr_ Dominion, erday to the overdue She 1g BANDON—Sailed June 4—Schr Mary Etta, | from Montreal; stmr Hungarian, from Mont- bound | Numantia..) Hamburg.& Way..|.... for San Francisco. 1 real Very low round-trip rates to St. Paul and return, good minety days from dats of sale, via Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail. way. Tickets on sale June 4 and 5. This fa your chance to visit the famous Yeilowstons Park. For particulars address T. K. STATE. rket St San Francisco, Cal. nwze SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PAGIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Perry, Fcot of Market St. SAN RAPAEL. S0, :30 and 11330 1:20 p. m 11:00 2. m.; 6:30, 11:30 p. m. TO SAN_ FRANCISCO. 7:35, 7:50. 9:20, 40, 5:00. 65:20. © 1:45 p Days. 7:30 Novato, Petaluma w 1dsc feaidsb Lytton 00 a/Camp Vacation. 30 p| Guerneville 00 a ebastopol. | connect at_Santa R/ prings: at Fulton for Altruria and West Springs: at tton for Lytton nge: at Geyserville for Skaggs Springs;: at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Booneville and Gresnwood; Hopland for Duncan Springs, Mighland S Kelseyville Carlsbad Springs, Soda Lakeport and Bartlett rings: at Ukiah for Vichy Springs. Sarat rings, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witt Springs, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Val John Day's, Riverside, Lier'ey Heights, Hullville, Orr's way_House, Comptche, Hopkins, Mendocino City, Fort ‘sal; at Willits for Fort . Sherwood, Cummings, Bell's Garberville, Bucknell's. Hot tevens, Westport, 1 Pepperwood, to Monday round rip tickets at re- i 11:00 a. m.: | 1:30, | Scotia undays—Round-trip tickets to all points | beyond San Rafael at half rates. \ Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chronicle building. H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Agt. j TO SAN RAFAEL, NORTH Y= MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO, ETC. via Sausalito Ferry AILY. Gen. Manager. DEPART— *10:10, 11:00 *4:00, 4:40, *5:20, 11345 p. m. On Sunday 30 2 0_3:00 p. m. connect for Fairfax Park Trains marked (*) run to San Quenti FROM SAN RAFAFL TO SAN FRANCISCO. DEPART—5:30, 16:10, 6:50, 7:30, . $0:30, 10:05, 10:05, $11:55 a. m., 12:55, 3:58, $3:55, 4:35, 15: 100, 31 1028 pom. Trains marked () start from San PROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANGIEOR: DEPART—5:45, 6: K . 9900, 16, 3:10, 0, 11:58 zadero and way lons. azadero and way stations. T —Point Reyes and intermediate. TICKET OFFICE—626 Market st. ERRY—Foot of Market st. Leave San Fran. Via Sausalito F Foot oflhrkzl'gl? train arrives at 11 | Chica RAILWAY TRAVEL e nnannrne. California Limited... 7o CHICAGO ‘/F\. An-Ideal Train (< 8l For Those Who SANTA FE TRAINS. treet Ferry Depot. [ Lim'd | Locai |C 1 Dall D ‘-0 8:00 p 1415 s 1:28a Fresno 3:20p = nfor 3 4:07 p | 230 e : Visaiia o210 4538 8] 4:48 5| s:0a Fakersaeid - 7:13 p| 8:00p | 700 + Kansas eeeee] B — Chicago - 2 |5E o 2 rning; p for afternoon. B “Rr.mqm“ stlly is Bakersfleld Local, stop- ping at a1l points in San Joaquin Valley. Cor- Pesponding train arrives at 8:55 a. m. daily. Monday and Thursday is $:30_a _m. E S f« ll?'flll Cars and Dining Cars Chalr car runs to Bakers of local first-class pas tickets are homored through to Chicago: field for accommodatios No second-class HDEeT iratn. | Corresponding train arrives ac 11:10 p. m. Tuesday and Friday. 9:30 a. m. Daily, Valley Limited, Composite Car and Recliping Chair Car between Bakers 'a ‘and San Francisco. ~Corresponding train arrives at 11:10 p. m. daily. 4:00 p. m. is Stockton Local. Corresponding 0 a. m. daily 8:00 p. m. Daily is the Overiand Express with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free Reclining Cars to_Chicago; Palace Sleeper, which euta out at Fresno. responding train arrives at 8:25 p. m. daily. Persondlly ucted parties for Kansas Cit > and East leave San Francisco every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. Offices—641 Market street and in Ferry De- San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland po SOUTHERN PACIFIC Trains leave and are due to arriv SA NCISCO. Line, Foot of Marker Street) JUNE 1, 1908 — awwmive 7004 Benicia. Suisan, Eimirs and Sscra- mento veiaed ] gp 7-”A Vacaville, Winters, Rumse, .. » 7304 Martinez, San Ramoa. Vaiieje, Napa. Caiistoga, Sanca Rose...... 8.28» 7-304 Nlles, Lathrop, Stockton.... . 1.2%» 8.004 Duvis, Woodiand. Kalghts Landing. Oroville, (connecis le for Grl w5 and Chleo)...... 2 7”’ 004 Atlantic Express—Ogden and Eass. 10. ta, Martines, Aatioch. By- ‘racy,Stockton,Sacramenta, Banos. Mendots, Haafor salin, Porterville -~4.26r 8.004 Port Costa, Martinez, Lathrop, Mo- desto, Merced, Fresae, Goshen Jancilon, Bakersteld 5.280 8.304 Shasta Express (for Bartlett Sprimge). Wil . +Fruto, Red Biufl, Portiand. 7.58» Saa Jose, Livermore, Stock geles and NewOrlea ves as Pacific Co a Coast Line) nd Limit pnaha, Chil ento, s, Colusa, Wil- ing, Marys e, Or: 330" Hayward, Jose, Li 5.00» The Owi Baker 00r Oriental M: 3 Omaha. StLoais, Chicago. day cosches run om thi between Ean Francisco snd Reno.) . — . 428 7.0 sac 8.05¢ Oreg Ta only) 8154 Newar Felton. Bo New Almaden, Los Gatos.Feiton. Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz Principal Way 8 4.167 Newark. San Jow way stations ¢ Saturday sad Sunday runs through to Cruz. connects st Felton for Boulder Creek, Mondsy only from Sants Cruz)............ 18.55 4 L 1 oo.tgil-rl" St svn'ny 05 9:00 11:00 aM. 1 From OAKLAND. Foot of Brosdway - .00 " 18:05 10:00 4.3 200 4.00 = COAST (Third and Townsend Streets.) sion (Sunday ealy) Coast Line Limited—Sto; ] ose. G iroy. Holl only San . Pajare.Cas- le, Sallnas, San Ardo, Pase bies, Santa Margarita, San Lals bispo, (principal stationsthence) Barbara. Los An- Connection at Castrovilie and from Monterey and Pacific srove and st Paj .00, Ssn Luls Obi: 3 Frinoipal Ssa Luls Obispo and Prinol Intermediate Stations s Pacific Coast Express. Westbound. 6»!‘?\1! s;- ‘\_Torl. (illcxn. New i 'as0.” Los Banta Barbara. Artives T San Jose and Way Stations.. se. Gilroy. Hollfster, Capl- 3 Cruz. De! Monte, Moa- terey, Pacific Grove, Salinas and Principal Stations................. Burliagame. San Maieo, ledwsod, Menlo Park. Palo Alto. Mayfield. Mountain View. Lawrence, Sants Clars and Jose.. tgA San jose, Giiroy and Way Stationst18.484 San Jose. (rix Santa Clara) Los Gatos, San Joseand Principal Way Scations s Mateo, B Beimon: San rios, 'Redwood, Ouks, Menio Park. Pate Alter 3 San Jose and Way Siations. 00r Sunset Limited. Eastbound— J.uls Obispo, Santa Barbars, Les Augeles, Deming. EI Paso, New A s vea v JosquinV: 8.00» Palo Aite w.;'fll' o Falo Alto and Way h! n11.30¢ Stations an fl San Jose and Way Stations. }% A for Morning. P for Afternoen. X Saturday and Sunday only. - e § Btops at all stations on Sunday. 1 Sunday excepted. + Sunday only. 4 Baturd yn:l:y.. i S S onnects at Goshen Je. with traine for Hanford, Visal Fresno, for Visalis, PO Couat Line. =~ Sormeec m A n Dai LER, General Agent, 647 Market sireet, Sam Francisco. . MARKET OPFICES { and SAusaLITo F: