The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 9, 1903, Page 10

10 THE SAN OISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1wus — TIRED WORKS AND A RANK MARINE GROWTH ON BOTTOM RETARD LINER Passengers Who Come From Orient and Honolulu on Belated Steamship City of Peking Are Landed at Pacific Mail Wharf and Only Those Whose Business Suffered Through Lengthy Voyage Make Complaint HARBOR AFFAIRS ARE DISCUSSED Percy Henderson Elect- od to Audit Tolls on Freight. Informa! Proposals for Ce- ment Exceed Estimates of the Engineer. -—— The Board of State Harbor ers met yesterday afternoon. Percy Henderson was appointed to audit tolls the pleasure of tue woard. The compensation was fixed at $300 per month. The apprehend that it prude during Co: sioners freight discharged at extending over a ay be accurately the report from been accepted without veri- ertaine ship asc the White of Los.-Angeles was ap- vice J. A. Sullivan. The e position is $100 a Parker of Los » of the board reported that thé board a certain described ront for a free mar- reported that new ting $30,000 had been and offices be. ESTINATES FOR DOCKS. Chief Engineer Norton was directed to prepare mates for two new docks for the Pacific Steamship Compaxr wha 120 feet wide a f will be ablishing an for lighting for light pattick said the Pal- 7000 lights, he Comm number of also obtain the a g to rating ws were received for emont-street wharf re- ract was awarded to S. D. Le P bide is for 260 toms of cement S The proposals were: E. B 4y Company, $11 72 per ton; y Co., 811 . 70 per ton ed it was ascer- of the entire would be § int without of Oakland, w | sq rom his the e legal counselor All th action pr. nd other infor- ' s wi The cement ROOM FOR OIL COMPANIES. vy was assigned the south side serth sp: wharf at a dockage. rights of w the Santa Fe line Jo Baker Jr wanted aty-five feet assignment Oil Compa: twen the of containing a st s to depth of water. Com- miesioner ready to guarantee President Spear declin any 4 water propc Baker wanted something more for his $125 a month than berth space of 400 feet, pipe line privileges 2nd railroad track concessions. He asked if exclusive privileges went n the assignment. The president replied: “The form of assignment provides that we can use the berth when you are not using Chief Wharfinger Welch reported that the west side of Steuart-street wharf could be made available and the board resolved to utilize the valuable space. Thgeompensation of two blacksmiths was raised to $4 a —_——— DR. GARDNER PROMOTED IN CHINESE BUREAU One of the Best Chinese Scholars in America, He Is Now Chief Deputy. Rev. John Endicott Gardner, D. D., has been appointed chief deputy to the inspec tor in charge of the Chinese Bureau in place 3. H. Barbour, transferred to Portland, Or. Dr. Gardner has been act- ing for several years in the capacity of Chinese interpreter and inspector for the bureau. He has the reputation of being the best informed man in the United States service on the dialects of China. Owing to his unimpeachable integrity and trustworthiness the Commissioner General of Immigration Cortelyou of the Department of merce and Labor sent for Dr. Gardner recently and consulted with him relative to the transfer of the Chinese Bureau from the Treasury Department to the new department of which Secretary Cor- telyou is the head ———— Careless Customs Work. The baggage of three passengers from Honolulu was searched by customs in- spectors yesterday and a quantity of dutiable goods found therein on which the duty had not been paid. The baggage was searched at Honolulu on the arrival there of the steamship Peking and passed and tagged officially. The matter will be investigated by the Treasury De- partment Pears’ Only those who use it know the luxury of it. Pears’ is the purest and best toilet soap in all the world. Established over 100 years. Commis- and Secretary | Com- | e o - e | BIG BRITISH AMP STEAMSHIP HEATHDENE, WHICH ARRIVED IN PORT YESTERDAY AFTER A TWEN- | TY-THREE DAYS' JOURNEY FROM KARATSU, JAPAN, WITH A CARGO OF 500 TONS OF COAL FOR | | | DISTRIEUTION IN THE LOCAL MARKET. ; : H Schr Lizzle Pr halem River. Bessie K, Merriam, 16 hours from San 413 days from | land, from New York for Cherbourg and Ham- burg, and proceeded. QUEENSTOW N—sailed Jul nia, from Liverpool for New arrived Tues- Angerson, from n. HE passengers wh ht, thirt nd day S—Stmr Aura- ork; stmr Ulto- | n ; s €, Campbell, hours from Bodega. | niah, from Livernool for Boston sl | CLEARED. ir Ar‘rl\r Jully ‘Flmr Saxonia, from Boston | e aly §. | for Liverpool, and proceede Bl Lrvedn July S| LIVERPOOL-Arrived July 8—Stmr Oceanc, . { from New “York: stmi \Westernland, from A Lt T Brs: Ban i I PBnsSd: Selifornia, Thomas, San DIego; |~ gui1eq" July 8—Stmr Friesland, for Philadel- Wyetield Watson, Nanaimo; West- | Thia: stmr Kensington, for Monireal; stmr Ma- 7 i ST HANPTON Salled July —Stme Kat g St SOUTHAMP Safled July mr Kats- of Peking, old and in AL nestay. July § | or Wilhelm I1, from Bremen for New York via ) B com able . N NAORRY, S0 N | Cherbourg; stmr St. Paul (passed Hurst Castle | ay, Nicolson, San Pedro. | &t 1005 5. ) ! me and e YOKOHAMA—Sailed July 8—Stmr Olympla, ac 14, Kikel for Tacoma. | {ckson, Bowens Landing e E N e | r. Martin, G nwood w: nal City, Johnson, Fort Brags Movement of Steamers. !lerton, Brigman, Kihei, ia tow of TO ARRIVE, Vance, Olsen, Grays Harbor. — - 55 Stella, Hansen, Grays Harbor. Steamer. From. TELEGRAPHIC. e . > on her voyage just| POINT LOBO 8, 10 p m—Weather | Lokme....... San Pedro . = thick; wind W; 16 miles an hour. Coquille River| San Pedro . | ende growth of marine baac Erterprise. Hilo | 26 Pt e e e s t 3 | Montara. Seattle . E ,as ever got cluteh | x, gate_rat 2 8, long 30 W, ship Susque- | Arctie .| Humbolat a sh As soon as her car- ana, from Baltimore for San’ Francisco. Colon. | New' York i go is 4 she will be placed on Lat 14 S, long W, Nor bark | J. Dollar Beattie & Tucom: | Hunters Pq lock and there reetve o Rotieram for San Francisco. | Arcata: Cous Bay & & | 0o badat . SR Mod _ DOMESTIC PORTS Del Norte Crescent Ct i painters Nt g i TURA—Arrived July S—Stmr Asuncion, | Redondo. n Pedro | ainters F on for anothe: July 6, Centenniai. .| Portland voyage in whose ace the Arrived July Stmr Corona, Sfl[\lfl Cruz...| Newport & Way Ports..|July 9 | Peking is &, is not yet re: to go July 8— bark Barossa, from | Columbia Portland & o Santa Ro San Diego & vs Harbor sray, from San Pedro. O M Kellogg, for Hono- ‘ork, for San Francisco, with into commi r Mabel make o % efore the Peking will al trip. | San Pedro. of whom 201 for San Pedro; San P 7724 tone in- isco. amburg b tmr Bertha, for Point Arena d fifty-eight treasure val- for San Fran- San Pedro ght uly S—Stmr Rainier, hence July 4; stmr City of Puebla, hence July 5. A‘!Invuln TATOOSH—Passed out July 8—Br ship Ard- | Phoenix Frank | numurchan, from Port Blakeley for Valparaiso. | E Humboldt .. A. Mer- | _Passed in July 8—Nor stmr Titania, from Puget Sound . Miss M , for Nanalmo. Deric. China & Japan . | Mrs, W RIA—Arrived July 7—Stmr Prentiss, | Eaith. beattie 2 L W. T. 1 State s b k, H. W. July 8—Bkin Chebalfe, for San Fran- | AT€O.. and two chil- | €isc 3 D HONDO—Satled July 8— 3 . | Coos Ea M. MeDougall. | O Yo raye Harbtn o s | GO e Berke. Arrived July 8—Schr Annie Larsen, from Ta- | Coronado. {July PHare, | comi Rainer. {Taly Miss M. D, Jones, R. A. Gottw E “'],_‘ GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived July 7—Stmr G v Sydney.. | New York via Panama.|July Casper, Lloyd Goble, Colonel H. Laadon, E. A, | C JLindaue July 3 y Puebla... Puget Sound Ports..... July 1 Merrill, Rev. B, Perrer, M| R s A- | PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived July 8—Ship | Lothian 'g via ManzanillolJuly 17 | C. Richards ; OB el e Balclutha, from Nanaimo for Karluk. Alliance......| Portiand & Way Ports. July 18 | hard taikings, Mrs. Wester- Sailed July S8—Br stmr Ivydene, for Port | Nor'h Fork.... Humboldt . g 18 | rr, W Wood, Mrs. W. J. | mlakejey. N Mary e p oe, Passed in July 8—Br stmr Wyneric, for | Alameda...... Honolulu ...... 1| ¥ Comox. Umatilia. . Puget Sound Ports.... | Arrived July S—Stmr Mineola, | Herodot 1 1 Curacao Sails To-Day. he The Pacific Coast !|Steamship Cor safled July 8—Schr Onward, for Ouracaq, which sails to-flay for-Me LANDING—Arrived July 8—Stmr | " Steamer. at Ptz dog od o LANDING—Arrived July teamer. Dest ; f 7 T eany a0ulL tiat of pessn ence July 6; schr Newark, hence i a5t B et b | E0p L e, b VAl | Saly 0. July 9. . ,‘,'.’,n.,“ii"ffif, ;‘".\ g r-nvttn’rn‘l\ll“j‘ Sailed July 8—Stmr Navarro, for San Fran- g.;-zna., Coce u’.'y’m?.c. 5 pm|Pier 8| aiser, di hter of the ed States Consul | <559 i raNonIchs .| YA 4 i { ajeer. Saughter of the United States Consul | PAR—Arrived July S8—Stmr Samoa, hc | Bomona .| Harporm PoF b e azatlan, be another passenger 3 Argo. .| Eel River P 4 pmiPler 2 2 — .H-‘d July S8—Bktn Chas F | Nebraskan.. Honoluiu & Kohubui| 2 pmiPier 16 Croeker, for San Pedro. State of Cal.| San Diego & Way.| 0 am Pler 19 AN PEDRO—Arrived July S—Sehr Coquille, | Curacao. Worican Ports - | Three New Overdues. | | S s BT, ANTA BARBARA—Sailed July anta Rosa, for San Francisco. PORT GAMBLE—Sailed July $—Chil Curzon, for Valparaiso. 8—Stmr | The names of three vessels were added yes- | from Coquille River; schr Fred E Snngers.':;n July 10. | terday to the overdue list and all at the un- | Grays Harbor; stmr San Pedro, from Port Los | Arcata. Y rate of 0 por cemt e uodhe Un- | Angeles: stmr Santa Cruz, honoe July 8:.8chr | Cakme: . 1:-| s . oo ol1p DaiEler 13 Hermis, out 122 days from Fremantle for| (li:mmfl lnl’“;l’n{{:?nl'fl Coos Bay; bktn Cecllfa Sud- lAberdeen Seattle direct. 5 pm(Pler 16 d a3 en, from S b aqua...... | Humbol -,‘r'l*“ i t + Out | Tghiled July S—Stmr Whitesboro, for San | San Pedro.. Humfiol;:. P | the British ship M ¢ 204 | prancisco; schr Dora - Bluhm, for Umpqua | R. Doliar...| Astoria & ¥ ritish ghip M t. out 119 days | River: stmr Santa Cruz, for San Francisco; | Mariposa. .. | m New York for ) are the three ' cohy W F Witzeman, for Tacoma. | adaitions. The rate quoted the Samaritan A DIEGO—Salled July 8—Fr war stmr | remains at 10 per cent | Protet, for San Francisco. | Big Cargo of Coal. The big British tramp steamship Heathdene bark J July 8—Schr Mahuko- sEEe Zwu3en N | try_of baggage declaration provided for such | Hankel of Woodland was married to Miss | Georgia Br | ter, | Feiten of Cleveland, | sumed name under | Ing whil POTTER'S POTENT PULL PREVAILS He Obtains Return of Money Paid as Cus- toms Fine. Dutiable Goods, Undeclared’ Found Concealed in His Baggage. SR The Secretary of the Treasury has in- structed Acting Customs Collector Hamll- ton to remit the fine of 3651 heretofore im- posed upon Henry 8. Potter, a passenger on the America Maru, in whose baggage several undeclared dutiable articles were found of the total value of §217. The Sec- retary states that Mr. Potter had no in- tention of concealing the goods for the purpose’ of evading the payment of the duty. Mr. Potter and his wife left for the Orient on the steamship Coptic on March 18 with two trunks. They returned with | three trunks and three valises. | The report of Customs Inspector Joseph | Head, made to the Collector of the Port 2t the time the undeclared goods were found in the Potter baggage, reads as fol- | lows: Part of the goods we found concealea in the tleeves and folds of the garments in the pas- sengers' baggage. None of were entered and declared in,the annexed en- purposes. The attempted concealment and the failure to enter or declare sald goods was an evident intent to evade payment of te duties. | Among the undeclared articles were | doilies, drawn work, kimonos and olher‘ articles of use and ornament. | The letter of the Secretary of the | Treasury contains this paragraph: 3 With reference to the complaint of Mr. Pot- | ter regarding the publicity given to the matter, | 1 have to state that information as to such | matters should not be given to the public press | by customs officials uniess or until it is clearly apparent that there was a willful intent to| violate the revenue laws, | Mr. Potter is one of the commissioners | for the St. Louis Exposition. [ ————— WIFE CLAIMS HUSBAND i- SQUANDERS EER MONEY | Sensational Divorce Complaint Is, Filed by Mrs. Carl Hankel | of Woodland. l WOODLAND, July S.—Sensational di- vorce proceedings were commenced here | this afternoon. A few months ago Carl | wn, only daughter of E. W. Brown, a wealthy resident of Davisville. | Brown put $4000 in the hands of Hankel | | for the henefit of Mrs. Hankel, and they leased the Byrns one of the leading ho-| tels of the Sacramento Valley. There| have been rumors of discord and disa- | greement for some time, but few thought that either party would to stch heroic measures. The allegations in the complaint are | said to be of a most sensational charac- | but the papers have not vet been made public. Judge Gaddis heard the complaint and petition in chambers and | upon the representation of the plaintiff that the defendant is squandering her money and that she is dependent upon it for supnort and maintenance, avpoint- ed W. L. Wood receiver, Hankel refused to obey the order of the court and refused | to give the receiver the combination to' the safe. Both parties claim to be in pos- session to-night. Interesting develop- | ments are exvected in court to-morrow. | | ————— Court Justifies Druggist Wingard. LOS ANU_LES, July 8.—In the case of | | Frank S. Wingard, a drugglst of Long | Branch, against the city authorities of | that place, Judge Trask to-day filed an | opinion holding that search warrants Is»‘ sued for the purpose of breaking up so- | clal club traffic in liquor are unconstitu- | tiona!. Wingard resisted the officers when attempted to raid his place of busi- | armed with a search warrant. The | | court holds that such resistance was jus- | ified and that the City Recorder had no | power to is: a search warrant. i e e Forger Sentenced to P.ay a Fine. LOS ANGELES, July "S8.—Frank P.| who forged the as- | which Joseph Czol- | gosz, brother of the assassin, was travel- in Los Angeles, was fined $250 | in the United States District Court to- | day. Feiten obtalned $15 on a pns!al[ money order by forging Czolgosz's name. | | | eeyraarer L T Mayfield to Be Incorporated. MAYFIELD, July 8.—The measure of incorporation for this place, and which ncludes the subdivision known as Col- | lege Terrace, was carried by a vote of 102 for to 2 against. Chris Ducker, A. B. Clark, L. Distel and A. Peers were elected trustees. There was a tie vote between | J. P. Ponce and Peter Town for trustee. | —_—e————— Property Values Are Increased. SALINAS, July 8.—The books of the Assessor of Monterey County show a| slight increase in values, Mortgage as- sessments show a decrease of $31,110. The total assessments, without railroad val- ues, is $16,742,965, an increase over 1802 of $118,315. Of this increase $107.710 is in the values of real estate and improvements. —_——e——————— Hearing of Will Contest Postponed. VICTORIA, B. C. July 8—The case brought by Edna Wallace Hopper against James Dunsmuir to break the will of the late Alexander Dunsmuir, was postponed to-day owing to the illness of one of the defendant’s counsel. L e e e el Times and Heights of High and Low ‘Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Missi reet wharf) twenty-five minutes laf than at Fort Point; the highest tide is the same at both places. THURSDAY. JULY 9. Sun rises Sun sets . Moon_sete . § |Time| Time) H Ft. | we. 8L L Wi 4.8| 5:07] e % T H W 12 | o 0.0/ 2:20) 13 (1 0.3| 2:48 14 |1 0.6 3 lfl) 15 | 3 1.0/ 3:50( 16 | 8 1.5] 4:25] NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early merning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides day in the order of occurrence as to time fourth time column gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as the sald articles | B SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAZL. California Limited... 7o CHICAGO See Salt Lake City on Your Way East. In many ways it is the most interesting city on the American Continent. You may enjoy a visit there if you joina Burlington Route Personally Conducted An Ideal Train For Those Who SANTA FE TRAINS. Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. 7 1 ‘| Local [Ov'ri'd 3 ; T f Another attraction is the Rocky R 7 » Merced Mountains, wkose grand panorama unrolls before your eyes for 700 miles. Let me tell yoa about the trip. Drop me 3 postal, or call. Fresno . Hanford Visalia ... Bakersfleld . Kansas City. ** Chicago a for morning; p for afternoon. L3hzEaRas W. D. SANBORN, Gen'l Ageat Buriinglon Route, 7:30 a. m. Daily is Bakersficid Local, stop- 03 Mokt 8. Son P, . | 120 25,00 PO TR R e o Pheas. Main 1188. T30 & m. Monday and Thursdsy is_the | O Eieeping Cars and Dining Cars | o Chicago. Chair car runs to | e e Sccommodation of local frst-clase pas- sengers. No second-class tickets are honored | on this train. :;t:‘rmm%d";‘alsln arrives at H 3 . m. Tu ay an . | usil,gop-. m. Daily, Valley Limited, Composits ! Car and Reclining Chair Car between Bakers- | fietd-and San Francisco. Corresponding train | arrives at 11:10 ». m. daily. | %4500 p. m. is Stockton Local. Corresponding and Express train arrives at 11:10 a. m. 8:00 p. m. daily is the O with through Palace and Tourist Sleepers and Free Reclining Chalr cars to Chicago; also Palace Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. Cor- responding train arrives at 4:25 p. m. daily. Personally conducted parties for Kansag City, Chicago and East leave San Francisco every Munday. Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. Offices—641 Market street ard in Ferry De- pot. San Francisco: 1112 Broadway, Oakland. SOUT Steamship Tickets. At this office—623 Market Street—you can buy tickets to and from Europe ¥ia almost every line crossing the Atlantic —the slowest as well — ¥mom JUXS 25, 1908. — Benicia. Saisns, Kimirs aod Sacra- Vacayiile, Winters, Rumeey.. scaville, Win Martinez. Saa Gaiiao, Napa. Cailutoga. Santa . Niles, Latbrop. Stockton. Davis, Woodland, Koights Lasding. Maryaville, Oroville, (conmects Marysville for @ridicy, Biggs . e 4R Attantie Ex, Fort Costa, Martines. Antioch. By- ron, Tracy, Stockton, Sacramento, Los Banos, Mendots, Heaferd, Yisaiia, Porterville . m4.250 Port Costs, Martines. o desto, Merced, Fremno, Goshen Junetion, Hant Visalla, as the fastest; the cheapest as well as the highest priced. Now is the time to reserve berthsand this is the place to reserve them. F. W. Tromrson, Gen'l Western Agt., 623 Market St., San Francisco. Rack siant System 5.26» Shasta Expre: (for Bartiett Springs). Willows, Portiand. 7.56» 8.304 . , ton. lone. Sacrsmento, acerville, Marywefile. Chico, Bed Dluff. Oakdale. Chinese, Jamestown. nors, Tuolampe and Angels | 9.00a Martines sad Way Stations. 10.004 Vallejo (‘ o #10.004 Crescent Cicy 7t Costa, Byron, Tracy, La- throp. Stockton, Merced, Ry moad, Fresao, Ham Bakersield, Al .m New Ovicans. (Westbound ar- Tives as Pacifie Coast Express, Via Coast Line) The Overland Limited — Ogden, 4.28» 4.25» CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN K7. C0.| 23 LESSEE SAW FRANGISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon F.rTy, £00t of Market St. DAY 30, 8:00, 9:00, 11:00 & m.; . 2:30, 3:40, 6:10, 5:50, 6:30 and 11:30 p. m turdays—Extra trip at 1:30 p. m. Denver, Omaba, Chicago. ... DA 30, 5:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, Hayward. Niles and Way Statfons. Sacramento River Steamers.. . Benicfs, Winters, Sacramento, Woodland, Wiiliams, Coluse, Wil- lows, Knights landing. Marys ville. Oroville and way stations.. 1,.‘ Fayward. Niles and Way Stations.. 7| Marttnez San Rumion, Vallefo, N Calistoga, Santa Ross. Martines, Tracy. Lathrop.Stockton. 1 Lodi Dt Saturdays. Leave In Effect Niles. Livermore, Stockton, Lodl.. an Francisco.| May 3, 1003. Hayward. Niles Irvingics, San | L o g g T e J Livermore.. .. {31, Week | Sun- Destina- The Owl Limfted—Fresne, Tuiare, Day _tion. Dakeistieid, Los Angeles; con- nects st Saogus for Santa Bar Costa, Tracy, Stockion, Low Banos.... 30r Niles, San jose Locwi Hayward. Niles and San Oriental Mafl—Ozden. Omabs. St. Louls. Chies 3.58x i Ignacio. * 1 Novato, Bast. (Carries Puilmen Petaluma sengers only out of “and cisco. Tourist ear and cosch Santa Rot passengers take P. % train to Reno, comtinuf their cars 6 p.x. t Westbound, Sunset Limited. From New York, Ch ow Orieae, Bl Pusc, Los A ngeion Fulton, “w,lx'-;d;or. [ Fresno. Berenda, Raymond (from esidsburs, Yosemite), Martinez. Arrives.. ytton, 7.00r San Pabio, Port Costa, Martines Geyserviite, Cloverdale. Hopland a and Way Stations. $7.00» Valle), - 7007 Port Costa, Benicin, Suisun, Davis, Sacramento, Truckee, Reno. Stops at all siations esst of Sacramento .. 8.067 Oregon & Caltfornia Exproes— ramento, Murysville, Reddiny Portland, Puget Sound and 8.10r Hayward, Xiles and San Jose (Sun- day omiy) . 2 11.26» Port Costa, Tracy, Laibrop, Mo- desto, Merced, Raymond (o Yo semite), Fresno. Hanford, Viealta, B 758 8.5852 111.58» Sonoma. Glen Eilen. §:00a| 8:00 8 5:10 p| 5:10 pl 7:30a) 2. Sebastopol. ne at Green for San INE ~ Quentin, at Santa Rosa for Sulphur COA T‘o‘gmgml;mh» Springs: at Fultca for Altruria and Mark S Sl T7.46x SAuLx-T(,nu Excursion (Sumday 8.154 Newark Centerviile. St EFeiffio. Boulage Creek, Seata Tuz and Way Stations. 12967 Newark, Centervilie, Néw Almaden, Los Gatos, Peiton, Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and Principal Wa; at Lytton for Ly at Geyservilie Skaggs Sprin, > dale for the Geysers, Booneville and Green- | wced: at Hopland for Duncan High- jand Springs, Kelseyville, Carisbad Springs, Soda_Bay, Lakeport and Bartlett Springs: at Ukiah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Spring Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Vailey, John Day's, Riverside, Lierly’s, Bucknell’s, Sanbedrin Heights, Hullville, 'Orr’s Hot Springs, Ha. way House, Comptche, Camp Stevens. Hop- | kins, Mendocino City, Fort Brags, Westport, West Springs 3100 10.55a way stations (ou Saturday ani Eunday ruos through to Sents Cruz, “connects at Feiton for Boulder Creek, Mondsy only Usal: at Willits for Fort Brags. Westpors, | | -~ | Sherweod. Cahto, Covelo. Laytonville, Curm. s Sous Stute: Coumd. << . 18588 mings, Bell's Springs. Harris, Olsen’s. Dyer, AKLAND HARBOR FERRAY. Garbervilie, Pepperwood, Scotia and Eureka. From SAN FRANCISCO, Foot of Market St. (Siip® Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- —17:05 9:00 11:00 a0, 1.00 3.00 5.18F. | From OAKLAND, ¥oot of Broadway — 16:00 19:00 18:05 0am. 1200 200 4.00r.x COAST LINE (Broad Gange). rd and Townsend Streets.) d"é“ Jandays—Round-trip tiek n Sundays—Round-trip tickets to all polnts | beyond San Rafael at half rates, T Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chromicle building. H. C. WHITING, R. X. RYAN, Gen. Pas. Agt. Gen. Manager. i-TO SAN RAFAEL, SAIl QUENTIN, MILL VALLEY, CAZADZRO, ETC. j| via Sausalito Ferry (Holidays excepted)—g:43, & Gilroy. Hotltster. Bajaro,Cas troville. Salivas. Sen Ardo. Pase Robles, Santa Margarita. Sun Luls Obispo, (principal stationsihence) Santa Barbars, and Les An- geles. Connection at Castroviile 10 and from Monterey and Pacifie Grove and at Fajare north bound from Cspitols and SantaCruz.... San Jose. Tres Pinos, Cwpitola, SantaCruz. Pactfic Grove. Salinss, o7 45, 11 a. m. . *1:48, 3:13, Ean Luis Obispo and Prinet o ati0, %g:15; 0:45. 9. 11:45 p. m. Intermediate Station: = 7:45 a. fo. train week cays does ot run to ‘Westbound only. Pacific Coast E: press.—From New York, Chicago, New Orieans. EI Paso, Los Ad- n:'el. Santa Barbara. Arrives. il Valiey. D LEGAL HOLIDAYS—7, SUNDAYS AN & m.. 11230, 113G, 8, * 7:30, 9, 11:45 p. m. Tralns m: rl@d“lfl') run to S‘ng ;Q;mmn. a‘r.m.. ax. except 5:15 p. m. Satur. parked () 10 ardavs the 335 p. m. train Tuns to> Falrfax. FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO 2 525, 36:28, 7:40, 8:15. 19: TSk oAy e 5o g :ah, e, 4550, 8:50, G L45, da; 2 133.007 Dei Monte Fxpress—Santa @ San Jose. Del Mont: fic Grov Cruz, 10:20 p. m. JUNDAYS—6:18, 7: 38:1 $10:33, Creek and Narrow Gauge Points) 112, uiu a. m,, 12:50, 2:30,” $3. :40,” 38:50, uriing: Son Mateo, Redwood, ot 6:l 7138, 20 p. M. lenio Park, Palo Alto. Mayfleld, Trains marked (1) start from San tin. Mou View. Lawrence, Santa R A A e T ¥ ays—5: : - ; on for Holligter, Tres SIECO T T 1340, T:48 B8, 8118, Tio Foguon tocomiiues. for Wetses' 10:40 . m. yitle. Capitols and Sants Crusz) SUNDAYS—6:35, Pacific Grove and way stations. 1:05, 2140, 345, 4353, ¢ 7:45 s m., Week days—Cazadero and way stations. 5:18 p. m., week days (Saturdays excepted)— Tomales and way stations. 3:15 p. m., Saturdays—Cazadero and way stations. nd Legal Holldays—S a. m., Caza- dero and ’4""“'1‘.iiolm 0 . Sunda. and Lega! ys—10 a. Polng s wnd way stations. o . ICKET OFFICE—626 Market st FERRY—Foot of Market st. Ban Jose avd Way Station Sunset Limited, Eastbound. Luts OEWE.- Avgeies. Deming. Ei Paso. New Oricans, New York. (Westhound ariives via Sun Joaquin Valley; | arrived yesterday twenty-three days 1 ABERDEEN—Satled July 12, | Karatsu.” Her cargo consisted of 5000 tons of B, % Nodnsy: che W 4 BOs0uien, T T0% ) St Bk Humboldt e g 7 edro. i 5 o e EASTERN PORTS. Corombia’.| Aeonos Popiisad! NEW YORK-—Salled July 7—Stmr Allianca, Seattls .. 110 NEWS OF THE OCEAN. e clon. 20 e T P“ Ny smitie $ s TEIGN g t. - Arena-Mend'co| 1 pm|Pler 13 Wine Exports in June. Axuvm-. APrn dd-'h(l,y 4—Br ship Isle of g-n Dltlo‘&“‘vv;y g-m Pler 19 T ts of Wine £ rran, from Portland, O. -| Newpart a am/Pler 19 L e B L‘;"‘Jf;: i’:"“‘”’r"l" MOLLENDO—Arrived June 24—Br ship Ley- Humboldt 9 am|(Pier 13 3 x ® 28 10l | 1and Brothers. hence March 18. Point Areha . ! 4 pm|Pier 2 | tows: NEWCASTLE, NSW—Arrived June 25—Br July 14. To— Gallons. Cases. Values, | bark Pass of Balhama, from East Londop. Willapa Harbor....| 4 pm|Pler 2 Hawallan Islands 287 $14.665 | July 6—Br ship Galgate, from Melbourne. «| Graye Harbor .....| 4 pm|Pler 10 | Central America .. s 4757 | MONTEVIDEO—Sniled June 21—Ger, stmr .| Coquille River 6 pm(Pler 2 Mexico 76 2873 | Totmes, for Hamburg. July 15. Colombia S51 | HULL—In port June 25—Fr bark Eugenle China & Japan.....| 1 pm|Pler 40 Ecuador .. 1,466 | Fautrel, for Seatle. Puget Sound Ports.|11 am|Pler 27 —~ gy E 324 | CALLAO—Arrived July 6—Br ship Cocker: syandB1Y 18- P i Chi . mouth., from_For , Or. iney ay....| 2 pm e e % 110: | "HANMBURGSatled July 2—Fr bark Eugenle San Pedro & Way.| 0 am|Pler 19 East Indies . = 366 | Fautrel, for Seatle. J ? 17. BRttioh Coteniin . 5 1,161 | YOKOHAMA—Sailed July 6—Br stmr Claver- Portland.|11 am/Pier 24 Esherraiy : *314 | 0§, for San Francisco via Homolulu. Hi 4 pm|Pier 10 I ons Saeate GIBRALTAR-—Passed Julv 7—Br stmr Pak Jul St Afxsia X Ling, from Portland for Liverpool. Colon.......|N.'¥. via Panama.|12» m(Pler 40 New York ‘24641 BB e w"nmr_smm Vancouver. i ol el Ly 300706 606 311088 | o DO R Fassed July :; ® ::_g hneum. FROM SEATTLE. In Ji , 1902, the TtE, lust: f_th DELAGOA BAY—Sail lune ip John Steam. b3 ag'mnc:': to the Hawalian Telands, were 797 C‘N"i',;; for Newcastle, NSW, and not from - = gallons and 363 cases, valued at $271,130, | Cape Town. «| Nome & St. Michael... In that month 754,721 gallons, valued at $253,. | ACAPULCO—Sailed July 4—Stmr Barra- R Port; 110, went to New York. The total exports during the six months ending June 30, 1908, were 3,153,144 galions and 2645 cases, valued at $1,068,584, against 3,540,108 gallons and 2216 cases, 'valued at $1,187,179, during the same period last year, A Eber bl T S Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Br stmr Heathde; ufi:;:n, S aave 1o ne, s & ,days fyom couta, for San Francisco. July 6—Stmr City of Sydney, for San Francisco. OCEAN STEAMERS, NEW YORK—Arrived July 8—Stmr Neapoli- tan, from_Naples, etc.; stmr Calabria, Leghorn, Naples, 'etc. Sailed July 8—Stmr Heliogoland, for Copen- hagen: stmr New York, for Southampton: stmr Ryndam, for Rotterdam and Boulogne: stmr Teutonic, for Liverpool; stmr Californfa, for Marseilles and ANTW) Philadel- s m:h—~Arflved July 8—Stmr a, from Philadelphia. PLYMOUTH—Arrived July 8—Stmr Deutsch- sometimes. occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the heights, and then the number given Is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane of reference Is the mean of the lower low waters. e e Time Ball. g Sraiben OBV ALK Bail on the Ferry building was Sun, Moon and- Tide. G United . States Coast and . Geodetic Survey-— MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY 826 MazxsT St., (North Shore -llnuuu}(lu'.hu( Palo Alto and Way Staiionas, IRLE AT A e tions..... «11.307 MiiTbrad tor