The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 21, 1903, Page 33

. 21, 1903, 33 B e — SALES 1RE MANY Southern Pacific Com- nany Buys Two TO WED A POPULAR GIRL Miss Genevieve McNeill and Hugh Mclsaac Will Be Mar- ried at St. Joseph’s Church Before Relatives Only and a Reception at the California Hotel Will Follow More Blocks. ansactions of One Week | Include Two Are Large That 3 [ ‘ | | ‘ | | TmQ | properties. brisk x seeking for » few weeks, when the | ver, will resume its irgest deal in local last week is a ¢ Improve- > the Southern | | MiSs GENEVIEVE C . MENEWL L STORIC STRUCTURE. o » has remaine | WELL-KNOWN ATTORNEY AND THE CHARMING AND ACCOM- present | PLISHED YOUNG WOMAN WHO WILL BECOME HIS WIFE . { MORROW EVENING IN ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH — — %3 HE weddifig of Miss Genevieve.C. = year erec McNeill and Hugh J. Meclsaac o perty will take place to-morrow evening e at St. Joseph's Church, the Rey. ¢ C. B. O'Neil officlating. The attendant will be Miss Clara ¢ will be best bride’s only S fe livan William A. K being man. Altho! the marriage is to be a A church affair the invitations have been e g Jimited to relatives. A reception will fol- - low at the California Hotel, where the | @ ottt 1650; lot on the , 185 feet north 25x12% feet, $1650 e of Folsom streat, street, st line of Land: h tee e from Fifteer on the ¢ ick luxome street m - Aditio feet north from Twenty-first street, Bran 6:1 6 feet, $2300: two flats, 2 30 Sutter B r et, between Pierce and Steiner. and o 71-6x137:6 feet, $10,000; three flats at k & ne sale of a lot Sutter str bet {w»n {‘l“prlr; T"g 76 1 e-story bul Scott and lot 27:6x137:6 feet, $10,000: tw e en NG, | e 'at 8.3 Jolce street. off Pine, be- of Polk street, 30 | tween Stockton and Powell, and lot 22x60 ell street. from | feet, $4000; three flats in the Western Ad- Schles Breuner, dition, $16.000, particulars of which are not ridge Co., at their auc- | ready for publication. i € es properties as fol-| The following sales are reported by O. D. Baldwin & Son: From Mrs. Mclliriach - -story house at | and Mre. Rutter to Mrs. Fallon. lot %x9 aagish h from Sac- | feet and three flats on the north line of - - 100 feet | Golden Gate avenue, 112:6 west of Laguna the r ¢ er of Golden Gate t, $11,500; from Margaret R. Galvin to ang COon $2400; lot 27:8x100 ' O'Donnell, house and lot, 25:11x120 t e he corner of Jackson | feet, on the morth line of Turk street, 4 Pake with eleven-room | 155:5 west of Buchanan, $5000; from John L. Pinney to Casper Muller, two lots on ¢he east line of First avenue, 25 feet north of McAllister street, 50x100, for $2200; from A, H. Lissak to John H. Meredith, lot 60x feet on the north iine of Geary street, west of Wood, $2760; from Mrs. Martha M. McDonald to T. J. Crowley, lot 25x106:3 on the southwest corner of Fillmore and Hayes streets, $150; from Oscar H. Ferguson to Mrs. Margaret J. Bullard, lot 27:6x120 on the north line of street, 137:6 west of Laguna, mation: lot | ¥ frame building | t, between Eighth 45x% feet &t the and Castro feet on the east between Seven- with six-room cot- | teenth ¢ to Cook, 1ot | 1, ombard ts on the south line of ;,;\;pbnnd from Mrs. Caroline Craner to feet east of Franklin, 27:6 | willlam J. Gleason, three lots on the east W. 8. Hughes to T. R. | jine of Ninth avenue, 212:6 south of Point the southeast corper of | 1 1o avenue, for $1500. ’ Par avénues, 31:4x125 | "g;) Getz & Son report the following 1. Cook to Burnham & | eales: Lot 50x120 feet on the east line of lot on the northeast cof. avenue and McAllister 57:6x’ for $5000. ARE SOLD WELL. | g sales are reported by F. | son; i Tenth avenue, 250 feet south of J street, | for $2000, to J. H. McLane; lot 25x120 feet on the west line of Ninth avenue, 175 feet south of J street, for $1000, to Julius Per- lot 50x120 feet on the east line of orty-eighth avenue, 187:6 feet north of M street, for $1000, to Eugena Russell; lot »né streets, 80X122:6 feet, $20,000; two | 25x120 feet on the north line of U street, Jackson street, between | 107:6 feet west of Forty-second avenue, $10.750: two | for $100, to A. Schmidt; lot 25x120 feet on street, between | the west line of Ninth avenue, 225 feet streets, and lot 27:6x | south of J street, for $1000, to William G. : lot on tne southeast corner of | Young: lot 25x120 feet on the east line of venue and Waller street, | Seventeenth avenue, 100 feet north of I lot on the east line of | street, for $70, to R. D. Weeks; lot 25x120 160 feet morth from Fif-| feet on the east line of Second avenue, theast corner of Mission and Twen- | street, E ’ No woman’s happi. Woman’s ::::" without children; it is her nature to love and want them it is to love the beautiful and pure. The critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass, however, is so fraught with dread, pain, suffering and danger, that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. There is no necessity for the reproduction of life te be either painful or dangerous. The use of Friend so prepares the system for the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This great and wonderful remedy is always ’ appliedexternally,and o er s i bas carried thousands of women through crenmas Fpijomnd Bend ook information of w’::;.umw mothers. Tee Bradfield Regwiater Ce., Atiasta, 6o | | | well known in legal and political circles, popular gouple will receive the congratu- lations of thelr many friends. The bride-elect is the charming and ac- complished daughter of D. R. MeNeill, lessee of Central Park. Mr. Melsaac is having been District County in this Attorney of Marin He is at present practicing law ty and will reside here with his bride, after a wedding trip to Southern California. of Point Lobos, $90, Coung THE AUCTION MARKET. The heirs of the late N. K. Masten have authorized Baldwin & Howell to sell at auction on Thursday, the 25th inst., at the salesroom of the auctioneers, 2 Pt street, the Masten residence, 2218 Clay street, between Laguna and Buchanan, | together with the lot, 34:414x127:8%. The property is owned in common by the heirs and in closing up the affairs of the estate | they have determined to dispose of the | property at public auction. Easton, Eldridge & Co will auction realty on Tuesday, June 30, at their rooms | at 63 Market street, the sale beginning at noon. On the catalogue are the fol- lowing offerings: Cottage and lot at 4148 Twenty-fourth streets, lot 47x72 feet with four-story house on the southeast corner of Dupont | and Chestnut streets: lot 21:6x60 feet and | two flats of three rooms each on McCor- mick street, 97:6 feet south from Pacific; residence of seven rooms and bath on the north line of Pine street, west from | Buchanan; northeast corner of Seventh and Cleveland streets, between Harrison and Folsom, with three-story building renting for $1200 per annum; lot and cot- tage on the south line of Sutter street west from Lyon, with cottage of five rooms and bath; two-story house of eight rooms and bath and lot on the north line of California street, west from Baker; lot &nd house of seven rooms on the east line of Falr Oaks street, south from Twenty- second; three modern flats on the south line of McAllister street, east from Cen- tral avenue; lot on the northeast corner of Eighth avenue and J street; four flats on the south line of Welsh street, west from Fourth. An auction sale of real estate wi held by G. H. Umbsen & Co. Ine!h::rl-ln:v: offices at 20 Montgomery street on Mon- day, June 2. In the catalogue for the sale ore mentioned the following proper- ties: The Schell stock and dairy rarch, five miles from Sonoma and twelve miles from. Petaluma, close to Lower Landing, crossed by the lines of both the Califor- nia Northwestern and the Southern Pa- cific railways, the property including 963, acres, on which are two springs, a mod- ern residence, barns, corrals, etc., and being so near tide water as to insure water competition for all time; also in this city, five offerings belonging to the estate of James M. Goewey, consisting of the lot, 27:8x120 feet, and the two- story and basement brick building at 408 Front street, between Clay and Washing- ton: lot, 77:6x120 feet, and thirty-room building on the northwest corner of Page and Laguna streets; a vacant lot, 30x120 feet, immediately adjolning the before mentioned property and extending from Page street to Lily avenue: a lot, 30x120 feet, on the north side of Oak street, be- tween Laguna and Buchanan, and a lot, 27:6x120, adjoining on the west; a lot 25x 137:6, on the south line of Page street, 175 feet west of Lyon; lot, 25x137:6, with three flats, on the south line of Fell street, 156:3 west of Devisadero; lot, 25x75 feet, with two tenements, at 125 and 127 Clara street; lot, 22:6x74, with two flats, at 512 and 6123 Second street, between Bryant and Brannan: two lots, 25x85 feet each, on the east side of Noe street, be- tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth; lot, %x 104 feet, on the south line of Twentleth street, 100 feet east of Harrison, belonging to the estate of Emma A. Newth, and a lot, 25x127:4%, with a two-story house, on the south side of Clay street, 115:9 west of Steiner. 3 Baldwin & Howell have sold to General } a platform will als ) Aftes | nation TREE PLANTING AT SAN DIEGO Unique Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Residents. BB dhoria Woodmen of the World and Foresters Will Taks Part in Ceremony. Special Dispatch to The Call’ SAN DIEGO, Cal., June 20.—Sah Diego is to have a somewhat unigue Fourth of July celebration this year, one that is attracting much attention throughout all Southern California. The principal fea- ture of the day will be the planting of 100¢ trees in the big city park, for the im- | provement of which plans are now being drawn by Landscape Architect Parsons of | New York City. The planting will be | under the auspices of the Foresters America and the Woodmen of the Worid. Alout one thousand brethren and neigh- bors from Los Angeles and other South- California points have announced The tree planting is to take place in the morning after a long parade, in which all the military and semi-military organiza- tions in the city will participate. There will he many floats furnished by the fra- | ternal orders. A striking feature of the parade will be a Chinese dragon 150 feet | long. There also will be a goddess of lib- | er After parading through the prim-l;val‘\ streets the procession will march to tige | city park, where literary exercises will be | heid. A large platform capable of seating | of 200 voices is being erected . Ex-Congressman W. W. Bowers | be the orator of the day. Right | Southern California bands have already signified their intention of being here and be erected for them. the exercises the Forest and | Woodmen, both local and visiting, will set | out 1000 trees, n the a:ternoon there will be swim- mmng and bcating races on Glorietta Bay for valuable prizes and also a Southern California championship log-sawing con- test between teams from the Woodmen Prizes amounting to $2%0 in this event. The crack outhern California are prepar- tticipate. In the evening there and display of fireworks at will be offc teams of ng to ¥ will be a Coronado ‘Woodland Arranges for Celebration. WOODLAND, June 20.—The celebration of the Fourth of July in Woodland this will be under the ausn of . the Woodmen of the World, and it will be an elahorate afiair. There will be a grand civiz parade. Two bands will furnish the music. Colonel T. V. Bddy of San Fran- cisco will be the orator of the day. After the parade and oration there will be an old-fashioned picnic at Nelsons Grove. In the evening there will be a grand pyro- technle display, followed by a concert and dance. The Woodmen are sparing nelther expense nor labor to make the celebration a success. —_——— Grasshopper Plague Threatened. LIVINGSTON. Mont., June “onster- prevails among ranchers of the Bridges Creek country over a threatened shopper plague. At the present rate e pests are multiplying it bids fair to be witholit precedent in Montana. Un- less the effortd of scientists from the State agricultural college in their war of extermination are successful'a large area of range country will be stripped bare of all vegetation. @ ettt i @ | | | | ! | | | | Jacob B. Rawles lot, 35x137:6 feet, on the south line of Green street, 100 feet west from RBroderick. General Rawles will erect a home to cost $10,000 on this site. The lot overlooks the waters of the Golden Gate. Chatfleld and Vincent have sold forty acres near Whites Bridge, Fresno Coun for Clara E. Shimmins to H. H, for $1000. At the Oceanside Thurman Improvement Club meeting last Friday evening information was reecived that the owners of blocks from Forty-third to Forty-eichth avenues on H street, fronting the park, intend at | once grading their land and streets. Sol Getz, R. Fitzgerald, A. C. Campbell and W. H. Bogart were appointed a commit- tee to call on Mr. Chapman of the United Railroad Companies in regard to the low- ering of the rallroad track fronting these blocks t¢ conform to official grades. The committee on water for the district re- ported that the Spring Valley Water Company at once complied with the re- quest of the club by laying the mains along H street and now has reached Twenty-ninth avenue. Owing to the scarcity of pipe the work will stop there until more is received from the East, when the company will continue the lay- ing of pipe to the Ocean boulevard and along the highway to M street. Plans have been drawn for a two-story building on the Forty-ninth avenue houle- vard between K and L streets, to be erected next month by the Ocean Boule- vard Improvement Company. The upper part of the building will be occunied by the Oceanside Improvement Club as a place of meeting. The committee to pro- cure arc lights for this district reported that considerable headway had been made in that direction and that in conjunction with the Park Commission they may soon obtain electric power for lighting the Park and Ocean boulevard. Frank J. Fallon will expend about $50,- 000 in adding two storles to the building on the northeast corner of wuis and Leav- enworth streets. It will then contain five stories and 200 rooms. A. Kahn will add two stories to his frame building on_the northwest corner of Second and Folsom streets. The change will provide for five stores and a hotel of eighty rooms above. The cost of alterations will be about $20,000, Morris Rothschild will build six flats to ADVERTISEMENTS. $4 DOWN AND $ PER MONTH 25 vears ago Pasadena was a sheep pasture. Note by the above illustration What a srand transformation has been wrought. It is to-day the finest all-year-round residence section in the world. A similar change will take place at the Pasadena Villa Tract, which is 5 milées nearer Los Angeles’ business center. It is as bound to occur as the sun will rise to-morrow. The en- tire region between Pasadena and Los Angeles is bound to build up into a solid city. We are selling quarter-acre Pasadena Villa Tract lots for $4 down and $4 per month until paid for, Qo interest, no taxes. Our lots are unquestionably a good jnvestment, We are now selling at 370, but the price will soon be ral to $1 The new Pasadena Short Line. the Monrovia and Alhambra electric railways now run from our tract to the BUSINESS CENTER OF LOS ANGELES CITY IN ONLY 156 MINUTES. Such rapid transit is bound to make our quarter-acre villa lots soon sell for over $300. Two more electric lines will soon run through the tract. WE GUARANTEE 25 PER CENT INCREASE. ~For $ down and $4 per month until paid for we sell a regular PASADENA VILLA TRACT LOT, full size, 50x150 feet, fac- ing cn 80-foot avenue, subject to the follow guarantee from us: If at the expiration of one year from purchase this $70 lot is not worth 7 or 25 per cent increase—based on the price at which our corps of salesmen will then be selling similar lots, we will refund all of the money pald us, with 6 per cent interest additional. If the purchaser should die at any time before paymen(s have been completed we will Bive to his heirs a-deed of the lot without further cost. If he should lose employment or be sick, he will not forfeit the land. Among ur purchasers are the following leading citizens: H. E. Huntington, vice president of the cuthern Pacific R. R. Co. Garnsey, president of the Los Angeles and Redondo Railway Co.; W. H. Carlson, ex-1 Spectal Commissioner of Railroads of Cuba; Baird Bros., wholesale commission merchants: 3. Estudillo, ex-State Treasurer of California; F. H. Dixon, ex-State Harbor Commissioner; Dr. Willlam Dodge, Dr. J. E. Cowles and others. Ref- erences: Hon. M. P. Snyder, Mayor of Los Angeles; State Bank and Trust Co, of Los An- zeles, and our many satisfied customers. Send check or money order, and contract will be sent you by return mall. CARLSON INVESTMENT CO., | 14 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. RAILWAY TRAVEL. L. o ° Why take a- tourist sleeper? A better way to put the question” is: Why take anything else? The berths are roomy; the bedding is of better 31 quality than is found in the \?0:\——: 0 average hotel; the ventilating, I===1F lighting and heating arrange- ments are up to date; there are separate toilet rooms for men L and women; the aisle is carpeted, and there is a heating range for making tea and coffee. Rock Island tourist sleepers leave San Francisco and Los An; - tor Kansas €City and Chicago via El Paso; Monday, esday and Thursdayv cars from San Francisco are E!rFDnIHyro. ucted from Los Angeles. ““Scenic' line cars leave San Francisco Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. All three are personally conducted. Tickets at all So. Pac. ticket offices. Folder giving full information furnished en request. F. W. THoxpsox, G, W. A 623 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. geles Rock Island CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. m 32 IMMENSE E0L0 STRIKE REPORTED Rich Vein of Ore Found on Beaver Creek, Idaho. LESSH SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC Tiburon Perry, Foot of Market St. | SAN F!A_lc!_ /0 TO SAN RAFAEL. 12:35 2:30, 3:40, p. m. ™. BUNDAYS—7:30. 8:00 9:30, 11:&) a m; 1:30, 2:30, 3:40. 5:10. 6:30, 11:30 p. WEEK DAYS—6:05 6:50, 7:35, 11:15 a, m ; 12:80 €. P. t: NDAYS—6:50. 7:35, 9:20 3:40, 4:50, 5:00, ), RAILWAY COMPANY. 30, 8:00. 9:00. 11:00 &. m. 5:10. 5:50, 8:30 and 11:30 Saturdays—Extra trip at 1:30 m SAN RATAEL TO BAN FRANCISCO. 12:00, 3:40, 5: m. Saturdays—Extra cept Saturdays In Effect Leave , Arrive BLACKFOOT, 1daho, June .—Advices | Sanfrancisco. May 3. 108, SanFrancae. from Mackay, Idaho, received to-night Gon. days. report an immense gold strike on Beaver T4Sa T4 8 Creek, forty miles above Mackay, in Cus- 8:404a) 8:40a ter County. The vein i about three feet Ignacto, 10:20 2(10:20 & thick and development so far shows that 6200 723D it extends several hundred feet. The ore 7:25 p runs from $100 to §150 per ton and the in- T [ddee s dications are that it will develop in ex- Novato, 10:20 a10:20 & tent as the work progresses. Ppiahaen :;gg :;”: It is estimated that several thousand Santa Rosa. people from Thunder Mountain and sur- o 20210305 rounding districts will go into the new Fulton. 26 p| 8:20 p discovery within the next few days. The s i7:25p most authentic reports are that the new “Windsor. camp bids fair to equal the famous Bty B Coeur d'Alenes Geyersville, 25p ———— s CI . Several prominent merchants of this 3 2 city met a few days ago and entered into a digcussion as to the best means to be b - used to enlarge their business interests, af Camp Vacation. A number of ways was suggested—dif- 0 pi _Guerneville. ferent kinds of advertising in city and 00 a country papers, the issue of a vast num- ber of circulars, a strenuous mail corre- epondence, increasing the number of out- Sebastopol. side salesmen or solicitors, prices, ete, Many unique ideas were advanced, but the final conclusion was that the main requigite on thelr part was an fncreased capacity for work. and to obtain this they unanimously agreed to spend two weeks at Camp Vacation, confident that the open-air life there would make them feel like young colts. Thig resort is a hotel under canvas on the Russian River, near Guerneville. The trains of the California Northwestern Rallway run dircet to the grounds. B — Robbed of His Month's Wages. TULARE, June %.—Warren Ludlow, an employe of the Standard Oil Company, was held up last night and robbed of a month’s pay in his cabin near Turnbull. Ludlow was in the cabin preparing for bed when a man entered and asked for a drink. Ufon his turning for the water jug, the stranger struck Ludlow on the head with a club, rendering him insensi- ble, and proceeded to rob him at his lefs- ure. Tulare officers were notified and are now trailing the assailant. ———— Daring Footpad Is Quickly Captured. MARTINEZ, June 20.—E. Pashe, a mer- chant of Martinez, was stood up and robbed last night while returning to his home. The robber carried a shotgun and threatened to shoot if his victim made an outery. Pashe reported tne occurrence to Sheriff Veale and Frank Denio, the driver of a delivery wagon, was arrested reduction in | —oriGES connect at_Santa Rosa for White Sulphur_Springs; at Fulton for Altrurla and Mark West Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs: at Geyservilie for Skaggs Springs; at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Booneville and Greenwood; at Hopland for Duncan Springs, Highland _ Springs, Kelseyville, Carlsbad Springs, Soda Bay, Lakeport and Bartlett Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Strings, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Lake Pomo, Potter = Valley, John Day's, Riverside, Lierley’s Buckneil's, Sanhedrin _ Heights, 'Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs, Halfway 'House. Comptche, Camp Stevens, Hopkins, Mendoctno City, Fort Brags, Westport, Usal; at Willits for Fort Brags Westport, Sherwood; Cahto, Covelo, Layton. ville, Cummings. Eell's Srrings, Harris, Olsen" Dyer, Garberville, Pepperwood, Scotia and Eu. reka. Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re. duced rates. On Sundays—Round-trip tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket office, 660 Market street, Chronicle building. H. €. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Manager. BROGRERERE TO SAN RAFAEL, | NORT H [V =N TS e MILL VALLEY, P ®¥e) =] CAZADERO, ETC. Lpaads 3| via Sausalito Ferry ALL TRAINS DAILY. DEPART—*6:40, 7:20, °8:00, 1 11:00 a. m., *12:00, 1:00, 5, +7:00, 8:45, cost $20,000 on the east line of Franklin street, near Broadway. James Hunter and Mrs. Sophie Meyer will build three two-story structures on the north line of Sacramento street, be- tween Spruce and Cherry, at a cost of about $19,000. 4:40, 5:20, 00, on suspicion. Denlo admitted his guilt | j4:90. 4:40. 5520 855 700 S0 to 3:00 p. m. connect for Fairfax K. Trains marked (%) run to San*Quentin. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN DEPART- & 6:05, 6: and told the Sheriff where nhe could find the purse and money stolen from Pashe. —_———— It has been decided that aliens in Brit- ish prisons are not to be taught any trade in the future. 05, $4:45, 16:00, p. m. Trains marked (1) start from San Quentin. in the world where the old adage, 1 cure VAR Lost Manhood, All of which I tre: to_cure perfectly paid for nce, as desired. * e Consultation and terms will be entirely satisfactory. Private Diseases of Men 1f you are hampered by ill-health you need relief, and there is no place so well as in the treatment of disease. you need advice from the right source and help of the right kind with- out delay. in one week without pain or radical 7 tion, and thousands of péople from a;tual experience know that ‘my statements are true. It is the same with Contracted Ailments, Stricture, Blood Poison, Fistula, and Reflex Disorders, treatment. Private Book at office or by letter is free ed whether you want treatment or not, and If you desire treatment the FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO. 6:15, 6:55, m., 12 TICKET OFFT FERRY—Foot of Market street. “a stitch in time saves nine,” applies If your vital power is failing MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Leave ICOCELE surgical opera- RAILWAY TRAVEL. SQUTHERN PACIFIC rains leave and ue to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. (Matn Line, Foot of Market Screet) — FRoM JUNE 37, 108. — _AmmivE 3 x4 Atlantic Kxpress—Ogden and Rast. 1 Port Costa, Martines, Antioch. By- Ton, Tracy, Stockton.Sacramento. Los Banos, Mendots, Hanford, Visalin, Porterville m4.260 004 z, Laihrop, Wo- G P o Metced, Trosmo, Gosen tord, Wi Junction, Hs Bakersfle! Shasta Ex) IEave 7804 Benicia, Suisnn, Eimirs sad Sacre- nto ;mvnxg Winters. Rumase] ects st Marysville for Gridley, Diggs s Marysville, Oroville. (comn: 8.304 . (for Bartlett Springs). Willows, +Fruto, Red Bluft, Portlsad...... Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- ton, Tone. Sacramento, Placerviile, Marysviile. Chico, Bed T Oskdale. Chinese, Jamestown, So- Angels 7.58¢ 2304 4280 4.25» . g8ér e 2 siecdshinbong ol 12280 scent City Express, Bastbound. Port Costa, gml‘ Tracy, La- throp, Stockton, Merced. Ray- mond, Fresno, Haatord, Visalia, ) Bakersfield, lLos_Angeles and New Orleans. (Westbonnd ar- rives as Pacfic Coast Express, via Coast Line).... The Overland Limited — Ogden, Benver, Omabs, Chicago......... Hayward, Niles and Way Stations. Sacramento River Steamers.. Benicia, Winters, Sacramento, ‘Woodiand, iama, Colusa, Wil- Landing. Marys 8.304 004 ners, Tuolumne and - Marttnes and ‘Way Statfons. al 004 Cre: 10.004 i 3 & 4 4 5.007 .30 i 3 1 7. d Way Stations. . 'San Ramon. Vallejo, Naps, togs, Santa Ros: < goe Martines, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton. Niles, Livermore. Stockton, Lodt. . Hayward. Niles, Irvington, m} Jose, Livermore gos The Owl Limited—Fresno, Tuisre, Bakerseld, Los Angeles; con- nects st Saugus for Sants Bar- 5.00» Port Costs, Tracy, Stockton, Banes t:.s& Nitles, San Jo s 18.1 o sengers only out of clsco. Tourlet car snd cosch passengers take 7.00 ». M. train to Remo, continuing thence in their cars § P.x. train eastward. . Westbound, Sumset Limited.— From New York, Chicago, New 2 ramento, Maryeville, Redding. Portland, Puget Sound and East. 9.107 Hayward, Niles and Saa Jose (Sun- GAYORIY) ... eoiereeeioe e $T1084 11.26r Port Costa, Tracy, Lathrop, Mo- desto, Merced, Raymond (%o Yo- semite), Fresno... .12 Hanford, Visalis. Bakerafieid. 5.2 C T LI (Narrow Gauge). OA L SN e 1745 Banta Crus Excursion (Sundsy I o 3.584 only)......... - ciazeees 8.10W 8.164 Newark. Centerviile. Ssa Joss, Feiton, Boulaer Creek, Ssnta Cruz snd Way Stations. 8262 12.16» Newark. Centeryille. Saa New Almaden. Los Gatos, Faiton. Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and Principal Way Stations . . 10.55a 4.167 Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos and way stations (on Saturday and Sunday runs through to Santa Cruz, connects at Felton for Boulder Creek, Moudsy only from Santa Cru: reeo.... Y8564 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY. From SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Market i e —¥i:15 9:00 11:00.x. 100 300 5.1 ru D, Foot of Broadway — #6:00 12.00 200 sion (Sunday oniy)....... #8.004 Cosst Line Limited—Stops onl Jose. Gilroy. Hollfater, Pajaro. Cas- troville, Saiinas. San Ardo, Pase Robles, Santa Margarita, San Luls Obispo. (principal stationsthence) Santa Barbara. and An- geles. Conpection at Castroville 1o and from Monterey and Pacific Grove and at Pajaro orth bound from Capitols and SantaCruz.... 10.45» 9.004 San Jose. Tres Pinos, Cspitola, Ssnta Cruz, Paeltic Grove, Salinas, Sen Luls Obfspo and Prinetpal Intermediate Statfon 4100 Westbound only. Pacite Coast Ex- oress —From New York.Chicago, New Orleans. EI Paco, Los An- ta Barba; nd Wy Los Gatos les, 4 545 Jose o San Jose, 1938 Wiy 2 8an Jose and Way 143.007 De] Monte Fxpress ars. o San Jose. Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove (connects at Sants tllrlk rm; :lflll (‘éuL !lelder reck and Narrow Gauge Points) ©3.307 Burlin; San Menlo Park. P Mountain View, Clara. San Jose, Gilroy (connec- for Hollister, Tres Pucific Grove and wa Connects at Castrov d30r B . an Jose and Way Station ot6.60F San Josc. (vin Sants Clara) Los Gatos, Wright and Principal Way Stations... ... Giots 048.20r San Jose and Principal Way Staifons ¢18.167 San Mateo, Beresford, Beimont. San Carics. Redwood, Meaio Patk. Paio Alto 8.30r San Jose aud Way S 40> Sunset Limited. Luis Obispo, Santa Barbars, L: Deming: E1 Paso, New Avgeles, © Orleans, New York. (W, ariv nJesquin 8.00r Palo A and Way Staitor 11.30 lI‘:lb"t. Falo Aloand W (1 g o 11 30 Miilbrae, San 3 tions. . A for Morning. P x Saturday and Sunday only. 15tops at all stations on Sunday. 1Sunday excepted. : Sunday oniy. «Saturdaz only. «Conpects at Goshen Jc. with trains for Hanford, _, Visalia. At Fresno, for Visala via Sanger. «Via Const Line. 7 Tuepday and Friday. m Arrive via Niles. n Dally except Saturday. @ Via Ban Joaquin Valley. 1 Stope Sents Clara sou sxcept Sunday, for all pot: 2Does not stop af bound only. Connects, Narrow Gauge. Valencia St California Limited... 7o CHICAGO ‘ An Ideal Train RISl For Those Who ‘ ' Seek the Best 7| Local | Lim'd | Locai [Ov'rt'd Daily | Daily | Daily | Dally Hydrocele, Rupture, Piles, at under 3 légal written guarantee and_permanently or refund money 1 furnish bank or perso: ref- BRUSHES ;52 s8R Lrewers. bookbinders, candy makets: o 729 Market st., S. F., Top Floor. Hours, 9 to § daily; Sunday, 9 to 12