The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 4

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1903. THAEE THUG HOLD-UP MEN Daring Crime Is. Com- mitted in a San Jose Resort, -+ Bartender and Four Patrons Are Coolly Searched for Valuables. il MISS JESSICA B. PEIXOTTO TENDERED A LECTURESHI President-Benjamin lde Wheeler Selects Woman “for Positien as-Member of Faculty of the State " University to Instruct Mainly on Socialism @ | Robbers Make Their Escape After Se- | curing About $50 in Coin and & Quantity of Cigars and Liguors. P 2 Spectal Dispatch to The Call. JOSE, ed at A r of The st beyond Sept. 18.—A daring hold-up | Alameda and Orchard street, city limits, the robber hortly before 10 o'clock a young man rs of utes later he w wo companions v up ¥ ordered one ppeared e leader, and in- tly ten k shot upward. J. F. the bartender, was in charge at the three robbers wore masks and went bout th er The lead d a re- 1 , who 1 against the wall, wel d. The vlhrr two thugs did (he From the till $14 in coin was F. R the bartender, was the volver 53 A S , who was in the place, lost.$5 wat Harry Rose, V. ! gler were but they had no co! A quan- cigarettes and liquors were bbers. e three h e from the command the robbery Not a word as throw up th It is believe: Chris And ing left men ir ha the men a be found. n must have had a make their es- YOUNG GIRL IDENTIFIES HER CRUEL ASSAILANT | | saloon on the cor- at 10 o'clock | ght. Three masked men robbed the loon and fi men that were in the e. Abo ) in coin was secured by | age entered and pur- | Anton Meyer Is Arrested at Santa| Clara and Charged with a Serious Offense. SANTA CLARA, Sept. 18.—Anton Meyer was A ted last night by Constable Dan- iel A. Toomey and was arraigned before Justice 1 this morning on a chas His victim is the 7- a widow name Market street, 1 ther goes out to work ttle ones dependent e at home during nse was committed nd Constable Toomey k on the case since. f the man is established > of two warts or moles, ek, of which the officer 1d before Meyer was r ’4-r identification. The crime exceeds the deed for. which Ortega was sentenced to a long term of impris- onment two years ago from this county. igned and held to' appear eptember 2: ADVERTISEMENTS. Cured My Wife of Heart Disease and Myself ;)f Nervous Dyspepsia With Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and Nervine. “If I had but known what medicine and what physicians were reliable I would be about $1,000 ahead today, For years m wife had been troubled with fluttering an: palpitation of the heart accompanied by weak, nervous spells, We consulted several different local doctors and tried nearly eve:s patent medicine I heard of and my wife b almost given up m dn mv.‘:mm dn- advised ber to . Miles’ ure and Restorative ervme a trial. Aher tak- ing one-half bottle of the Nervine sh felt better than she had in twenty years. She bought three bottles of each and is today en- | better health than she did in all her s storative Nervine and New Heart Cure, 1 think Restorative Nervine is the best medi- and I think my stomach is me I just take a few doses Nerve and Liver Pmn-dl;omfeel right again. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are the bes( remedy for headache and pains I have ever used. d-ny- keep a box in my house. One Pain will knock any pfll in thirty minutes. I have been Miles’ Restorative Remedies in my fi!lcenyem and &yueth b«( in the world."—IsaAac HEADLEY, Station Mas- ter, Santa Fe R. R, Wichita, Kan. All sell and first bot- tle Dr. Miles’ Remedies. i D Rsires i kpow it is all due to Dr. Miles’ Re- | | under Professor Adolph C. Miller, HAS BEEN IS8 JESSICA B. PEIXOTTO, cial circles in been accorded this ecity, a unique M Ide Wheeler of the State University, dis tinction by President Benjamin | the lady pointment as a member of of the seat of learning. The position which has been offered to Miss Peixotto is that of lecturer on so- lism in the department of economics, and though the lady has not yet accepted the post, it is understood that she will do so and her reply to President Wheeler will be mailed to-day. In selecting Miss Peixotto for the posi- tion as lecturer on socialism, President Wheeler has recognized the exceptional ability of the lady. The study of eco- nomic questions and advanced soclalism has occupled the attention of Miss Peix- otto for some years. She was born in New York, and was brought to this city by her parents when a child. She was educated in the public schools and the high school of this city, and was grad- uvated from the State University. She the. faculty prominent in literary and so- | has | ROMINENT MEMBER OF LITERARY AND SOCIAL TENDERED POST OF LECTURER ON DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AT STATE UNIVERSITY. | | | CIRCLES, WHO SOCIALISM IN holds the titles of bachelor of philosophy and doctor of philosophy, conferred by the *“University of California, and writer of recognized merit. is a| After graduating from the State Uni- | versity Miss ‘France, receiving high honor for her work on economic subjects. She is the second woman upon whom the University of California conferred the title of doctor of law, the first woman to receive the distinction being Miss Millicent Shinn. Miss Peixotto is the author of the well- known work, “The French Revolution and Modern Socialism,” which she pub- lished in 19%1. Her views on the great upheaval in France that swept monarchy aside and placed the first of the Bona- partes in power are recognized in all seats of learning, and her publication is listed as a text-book in many colleges and has often been quoted by professors of Columbia University. Miss Jessica Pelxotto is the daughter of Raphael Peixotto, the well-known merchant. One of her brothers 1s a prominent attorney, and another is in- terested in settlement work and the Co- lumbia Park Club for boys and a third is a well-known artist. e L e e e e e e e e e e IR [ ] BRING3 AGTION FOR A DIVORCE Mrs. Grace Bohn Re- news Legal Battle With Husband. Special Dispatch to The Call. DIEGO, Sept. 18.—A sensational row, which has been partly aired in the local, Los Angeles and Chicago courts, is to be taken up again on a com- plaint which has been filed in the Supe- rior Court here. An action for divorce has been brought by Grace G. Bohn against her husband, John J. Bohn of Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Bohn has resided for a long time at the Point Loma homestead. Extreme cruelty is among the churges made against the defendant. Mrs, Mary E. Green, Mrs. Bohn's mother, is named as co-respondent, the allegations against Mrs. Green being made on information and beifef. A division of property and | the custody of the children are prayed for | by the vlaintiff. The Bohn family troubles first came to light when John J. Bohn came here from Chicago and attempted by habeas corpus proceedings to take his children from the Point Loma homestead, where they were staying with Mrs. Bohn. He did not sue- ceed at that time, but later secured the children through the Los Angeles courts, and still has them with him in his CHi- cago home. —————— Plumbers’ Fight Is Growing Bitter. SAN DIEGO, Sept. 18.—The long-drawn- out fight between the city plumbers on one side and Inspector Walker and the Board of Health on the other is growing more bitter and now threatens to draw the Federated Trades into the contro- versy. The contest has already resulted in one strike and it is probable that be- fore peace is restored a general strike may be declared that will tie up all labor in the city. The plumbers have retained counsel and have drawn up an ordinance, which will be presented to the City Coun- cil, providing that the office of inspector shall be filled by an experienced plumber. —_——— : Editors Meet at San Jose. SAN JOSE, Sept. 18.—The Santa Clara County Editorial Assoclation held ,its quarterly meeting here to-day. President F. W. Blake of;Gilroy presided. A uni- form rate for all foreign advertising was adopted. It was decided that hereafter all advertising of this character must be transacted through the central office of the county assoclation. After a short business meeting the editors adjourned to participate in the entertainment of the members of the California Press Associa tion, which also met here to-day. SAN family JUMMER SCHOOL 19 A SUGCESS President Dailey Files Report at Meeting of Trustees. Special Dispatch to The Call. SAN JOSE, Sept. 18.—The State Nor- mal School Trustees met here yesterday, Trustees Addison, Mastick, Jacobs, Dow and Babb and State Superintendent Kirk and President Dailey being present. The board decided to contract with the Standard Oil Company for 1000 barrels of oil for heating the school at 75 cents per barrel. Dr. Dow, one of the local Trus- tees, had already made arrangements with the Associated Oil Company for the same quantity at §2 cents per barrel. The board unanimously repudiated the arrangement made by Trustee Dow and accepted the Standard Company’s offer. The salary of Miss Belle Mackenzie, head of the kindergarten department, was raised to $1500 per year. President Dailey filed a report showing that the summer school just closed was a success. There was an attendance of 175, which was considered large for the first term. He recommended that here- after the session of the summer school be six weeks instead of ten. The recom- mendation was adopted. It was expected that an attempt would be made to elect Professor C. W. Childs, a former principal of the Normal School, vice principal. Childs was deposed by Governor Budd. Professor W. W. Wil- son is at present vice principal. Childs has been after the position for some time and has many Influential friends. The rules provide that the president of the school shall nominate the teachers. Friends of Childs had secured an opin- ion that this was not necessary and be- lieved that they had the Trustees pro- grammed for Childs’ election. It s sald that a decision sent down yesterday by Governor Pardee upset their programme, as the Attorney General has held that the nomination must come from President Dalley, and the latter refuses to make the nomination. VOSMER SMOKES UP. There will be another big time at Coney Island, the new pleasure resort, near Cliff House, Sunday -nmoon. Professor Vos- mer will ascend in his monster airshi, There will also be a refined show and band concert. "M"“r ———— Late Shipping lh“llumm. suum. Stmr Centennial, Klll;urd, mh 2 Peixotto took a post-grad- | | vate course in Paris, having received the offer of an ap- | | GALVIN'S DEATH - GAUSES INQUIRY Authorities Suspect He Was the Victim of Foul Play. Body Is Exhumed and Stom- ach Will Be Subjected to an Analysis. RS CARSON CITY,.Nev., Sept. 18.—District Attorney Moody and Sheriff Walher of Nevada County, California, arrived in this city to-day to disinter the body of Charles Calvin, who died at Hobart Mills some months ago. The purpose of the exhum- ing is to examine the body and determine if polson was administered to Calvin. Dr. Shoemaker of Truckee performed the work of removing the stomach and intes- tines from the body, and an examination for poison will be made by a chemist in San Francisco. The party left this even- | ing for California with the portion of the remains that they desired. Calvin died . under peculiar stances. the place where Calvin died, was the at- tending physician, and it is said he had been paying secret attention to Mrs. Cal- vin before the death of her husband. The fact that Calvin was sick but a few days and was attended by Dr. Johnson created more or less suspicion. Shortly after the death of Calvin, Mrs. Calvin and Dr. eircum- Johnson left the place and have been re-| ported as living In San Francisco. Dr. Johnson was married to the daughter of District Judge Jones of this State. Before | he left her, it is sald, he administered a beating to her and told her to go home to her mother. Judge Jones on hearing of the Calvin case came to this city and started the law in motion to bring the doctor and Mrs. Calvin to time. The Judge has announced that he will probe the matter to the bottom, and it is be- lleved that he is instrumental in bringing about the present action. All of the partles are well known in this city, where Mrs. Calvin was raised. She left her son, a boy of 6 years, to be pro- vided for in this city before her departure. The entire community is agog over the suspicious circumstances of the entire affair. —_——— Dies From Bullet Wound in Back. SAN JOSE, Sept, 18.—8. K. Tahuchi, was shot last week by J. Kudow, died to-day at the Red Cross Sanitarium. Ta- huchi and his wife were shot by J. Ku- dow, who afterward committed suicide. Kudow was infatuated with Mrs. Ta- huchi and because she refused to elope with him he concluded to kill her and her husband and then himself. Mrs. Ta- huchi was instantly killed. Kudow, be- fore committing sulcide, set fire to the house. —_————— Many Churches Will Be Represented. WOODLAND, Sept. 18.—The General Association of Congregational Churches Will be held in Woodland this year from October € to 9, inclusive. There will be present 175 delegates representing 125 churches. It is said that a programme of unusual interest has been prepared. The association will be entertained on the last day of the session by the Chamber of Commerce. ———t . Excursion to Willits. On Sunday, September 20, the California Northwestern Rallway will run an excursion to Willits. It is the first excursion eince the {lroad has been finished to that point. The Tide Retween Ukiah and Willits is one of the most picturesque in-the country. Each ticket sold insures a seat. Fare for the round trip, Leaves Tiburon Ferry 7:30 a. m.. on the turn leaves Willits 4 p. Tickets on_sale ;;0 ‘Market st. (Chronicle bu'ldln() and at ’l‘ihu. ron Ferry. e e e e ADVEB,TISEmTB. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION AND AFFAIRS OF THE INDEMNITY FIRE INSURANGE COMPANY F NEW YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW York, on the 3ist day of December, A D.‘ 1902, and for the year ending on that day, as made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Com- missioner: CAPITAL. Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in CBBh ..ovecrceccccnansonassasase +$200,000 00 ASSETS. Cash Market Value of all Stocks and Bunds owned by Compan: $382,580 00 Cash in Company's Office 400 40 Cash in Banks 16,027 03 Interest due and acorued on all Btocks and Loans......c...eeee 2,650 00 Premiums in due Course of Collection 27,155 72 Due from other Companies for Rein- surance on losses already paid. 283 65 Total Assets........... LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted and unpald........$ 8,737 36 Losses in process of Ad)ultment or 11,473 95 2,845 00 in Suspense Losses resisted, Gross premiums on Fire RI ning ane year or less, § reinsurance 50 per cent. . Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- ning more than one year, $70, 310 04; reinsurance pro rata. Due andyaccrued for salaries, rent, ete. All other Liabiifties Total Liabilities.......oeevee INCOME. i Net cash actually received for Fire premfums .$217,632 49 Received for interest and div idends on Bonds, Stocks, Loans, nnd lrvm all other sources...... . 9,352 24 91,308 58 45,471 92 591 46 . 8,082 60 Total Income......... EXPENDITURES. et amount paid for Fire Losses (in- ‘of previ- Sus yen %5, S enas 0 Paid or allowd Brokerage . 41,188 27 Pald for Salaries, charges for o(fl&erl clerks, ofc.... 20,105 60 6721 79 Al ou tu Fire. Losses incurred during the year....$100,808 38 Risks and Premiums.|Fire Risks.| Premium Net amount of Risks| written during the| $23,083,745| $316,200 20 et_amous expired duringthe mber !I. 1902 | 21,367,188 253,819 95 21,041,148| 262,008 10 LOSEE, Vice President. -Y H BURGER, Secretary. Subscribed and Sk to before me. this 26th day of January, 1908, JWIN F. COREY, Commissioner for mmmu in’New York. 314 Califoma St,, Sen Franeseo ‘W. H. LOWDEN, Manager. JOHN D. RICHARDS, Superintendent City Department. Dr. Johnson of Hobart Mills, | MURDERERS BURY BODY OF VicTIM Build Fire Over Grave in Hope of Conceal- ing Crime. Yes? Then take the route of low altitndes—the El Paso-Rock Island Line. Bullet Wound Behind Left Ear Discloses the Cause of Death. g Spectal Dispatch to The Call. PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 18.—A Prine- ville, Oregon, special to-day says: B. P.| Donkle, an old settler at the Pelton place, | on the Deschutes River, was murdered | some days ago and his body buried near | [ his home by the person or persons guilty of the crime. The body, which was ex- RUCK'S‘B“U | humed by the Sheritt and Coroner of | Crook County, showed that death was | SYSTE [ due to a pistol wound behind the left ear. | In order to conceal the crime the mur- | derers had built a big fire over the grave. | or by writing BAILWAY TRAVEL Are You Afraid Of High Altitudes? The highest point en route is several hun- dred feet lower than the highest point on any other transcontinental line. Thro® trains San Francisco to Kansas City and Chicago; sleepers, tourist car, ehair car, diner. Full information at Southern Pacific ticket offices, F. W. THOMPSON, General Western Agent, 623 Market Street, San Francisco. | The dead man’s money was gone, but his | watch was on his person. Mystery sur- rounds the case. From the meager de- | tails now obtainable, Donkle and his son | were camped on the bank of the river and were engaged in putting up hay on the James Pelton ranch. The son left ten Trains leave and ave due to arrive at Tains QAN "FRANCISCO. (Main Line, Foot of Market Btreet) ImAvE — FROM SKPTENBEE 3. T7004 Banjcla ‘Sutsus, Elwirs and S36re- 7.26» 7.257 days ago on a cattle round-up and when 7.00a he returned Monday learned that ‘his | /304 8.257 father had disappeared. Suspecting foul 7.304 N1 | play he started a search, but no trace of | a9, the miesing man could be found for some { time. Finally the son found where the | | earth had apparently been disturbed and a fire built over the mound to divert at- tentlon. Digging down several feet at this point a boot was uncovered and it was found to be on the foot of the miss- | Ing man. A1 ynma "Tor Gridiey, it d CBICO)..... o..co Auantic Expre: ress—Ogden and East. Port Costa, Martinez, Antloch. By- fonTraey. Stockton Sacramenia, Banos. Mendota, Hanford, Visulls, Porterville . Port Costa, Martinez, T Top, Modesto, Merced, Fresuo, Goshen Junction, Hanford, Vi- alis, Bakersteld . Exp! Da ¥ Bartiett. Sprivgs). $Fruto, Ked Bluff, Portiand Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- ton, Tone, Sacrimento, Placerville, Marysviile. Chico, Red Bluft.. Oukdale, Chinese, Jamestown, §0- Tuclumae and Angels 8.00a 8.00a 8.00a ¥ | ADVERTISEMENTS. ! Willows, astbonnd. — Port _Costa, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stocktom, Merced, Raymond, Fresno, Han- i. Visaiia, Bakersfeld, Augeles and Ei Paso. bound arrives via Coast Line Overland _Limited — Ogd Sacramento River Steamers.. Benicia, Winters, Sacramento, Woodiand, Williams, Colusa, Wil- lows, Knights Landing. Marys Ocfental Msi .Ogden, Den’ maha, St. Louls. Chicago and Pt bor; Costar Benicis, Sut- sun, Eimirs, Davis, Sacramento, Rocklin, Aubwm, Col Truckee, Bocs, Kano, worth, Winnemuee Mountain, Elko R DEALER’S Blulc b TO-DAY 6.00- 14';3’ 700r Bel 4" Way Stacions. oo 11282 | 8.0Br Oregon & Californis xxmn_lw | ramento, Marysville, Redding STATEMENT | Fortlad, Puget Soucd snd Enst. 8.5 | 8.10r Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun 7 MR | 1.28e TR e o | to Yo CONDITION AND AFFAIRS | semite), rre-r:‘o'.’fiflmm. Vi salla, Blkcrlflfld 12.262 —OF THE— COA% Foot of fitrlel TTaEs Senta Cruz Excursiol 8164 Neowark. Ce Felton, Boulaer Creek, Saata and Way Stations 12167 Newnk. Centerville, San_ Jose, New Almaden. Los Gatos, Fel Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz an Erincipal Way butlon-u ‘Norwich Union Fire INSURANCE SOCIETY 0 F Norwich, England, on the 3lst day of December, ‘A. D. 1902, and for the vear ending on that day, as made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of California, pur- suant to the Provisions of Sections 610 and 611 of the Political Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the Commissioner. 4167 N Y hrough to Santa ouly from Santa Connects at Felton to KL R CAPITAL. Erom u\ rlu\clsu)‘rog?r N-uu §'i —¥i:15 Amount of Cephal Stock; \pald up, e A L o 1805 10500 A.e 1200 2.00 4.00 > ASSETS. Real Estate owned by Company..$ 2&95‘\0 00 COAST LINE (Brond Ga ..L' W (Third and Townsend Sln 8.) Loars on Bonds and Mortgages.. 40,000, San Jose and Way Statlo . Cash Market Value of all Slock! San Jose and Way Stations. - and Bonds owned by Company. 4,515,078.50 Monterey and Ss Cruz eurs Cash in Company's Office. 500. sion (Sunday only). Cash in Banks ........ 1,146,377.34 New Almadcn (Tues.. Frid., only), Interest due and accrued on ail Conat Line Limited—Stopsunly San Stocks and Loans 48,581.94 Jose, Gilroy (connection for Hol- | Interest due and iister), Pajaro, Cagiroville, S Bonds and Mortgages . 285.00 B e ey Premiums in due Course o =y (connection oo lectios SE 978,696.48 Lompoc), St Barbara, Saugus Bills recul\ab!e not Matured. and Los Angeles. Connection at taken for Fire and Marine Castroville to and from Monterey 711 SR AR S 67,911.42 and Pacifie Grove. ............. ——— | 9.00a Ban Jose, Tres Pinos, Capitola, Total Assets ... tbce.laiiaiens $7,086,090. 68 Suniac ol::dl!c(h:\;slnluxna = an Luts Obispo snd Princip: | LIABILITIES. Intermedlate Stations Faisham a8 neta ek il . 0302 semyoee wad Way St | Losses in process of Adjustment s | “or in Suspense $267,357.92 | 11304 Bana Gl | Or in SUSPENSe .........ecer.s 267,357 b e Ohe { Losses resisted, "including ex- | penses .. | a1.30 Gross premiums on Fire Risks %.Mr running one year or less, | 2.30r Cemetery Fassenger — So $——% Teinsurance 60 per i Franciico, San Bruno. OM i o Rl y b ¥ e N aash 2,861,812.54 | 13.00F Del Monte Express—Sania Clara, Gross premiums on Fire Risks ! Ban Jose, Del Monte, Monterey, running more than one year, | ic Grove (connects at Santa e Binatrinds. Tr0 Thi8 Clara for Santa Cruz, Boulder Cash dividends remaining unpaid. 2,280.50 | o b Potute) 2100 Due and accrued for salaries, | B Bills Payable 18.969.02 | MR £ el | Clra, Ban Jows, (Gliroy, Hollis Total Liabilities veses.$5,165,419.08 | ter. Tres Pinos), Pajaro, W atson- | ville, Capitols, Santa Cruz, Cas- INCOME. | trovilte, bailngs .. 10.482 Net cash actually ~recelved for 30r Sen Jose wud way Siaiions. 8.384 re premiums ............... W Socuivel for rateceaion Houe i hace.6T FGaiue Wrightand Pr Prigames 1.005.00 lflPrrlncXpnl s arlos, Redw: Ly s . lg.gfio»g = :."5'"" rn‘kwrng.um.‘ 457 3 2 I n - tations. . Recelved from all other sources § et Limited, 8 oy 5,079.27 00 Snnm L(mlled Eastbound. s i ] ispo, Santa Total Income ........ BXPENDITURES, Net amount pald for Fire Losses (including $——r\, ses of i an JoaguinVaile ‘ %I l‘tlo All. and Way Statious. T runn San Francisco, Miby lingame, San Mateo, Bel- previous years).. G = Dividends to Stockholders 5,790.00 | Foin oakn, Meate” Paid or allowed for Commission | or Brokeray Pnlfl Tor Salaries. F for officers_clerks, .ll: Plld for State, ,National and 2 | All other payment tures Alto, Mayfield. Mountain View, Suasyrale, Lewrence, Sents Cls n-nd m Total Expenditures re. Losses incurred during the year...$2,303,249.04 RISKS AND PREMIUMS. | Fire Risks. | Premlums. MISCELLANEOUS. +|$1,040,788, 855 $6,928,654.08 1,593,641,085/ 5,202,740.64 Net force 31, 1902 1,611,379,110 5,663,335.62 Paclific Department 314 California $t., San Francisco W. H. LOWDEN, Manager. JOHN D. RICHARDS, City Department. Oroville and way station: 10.58a e B s e Way St "TIL Martinez, San Ramon. Valle]o, N: Callstoga, Santa Rosa. 9.254 Martinez, Tracy, Lathrol X Niles, Livermore, Stockton, Lodi.. 4.26» | Hayward, Niles, Irvington, sm} 18.554 Jose. Livermore. .. {111,564 The Owl Limited—Fresno, Tulare, Bakersteld, Los Angeies 8554 Port Costs, Tracy, Stockt Banos.. 12250 Hayward, 264 | Hayward, Niles and San Jose. 10254 SOUTHERN PAClFlC CALIFORNIA Nomwrssmu RY. C0. SAN FHMG!SBU AND NDHTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. | Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St. ;SA' FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. 9:00, 11:00 & m 50, 6:30 and 11 6 Saturdays—Bxtra trip at 1:30 p. 00, 9:30, 11:00 & m.: 10, 6:30, 11:30 p. m "‘0 SaN rmcnco. m 1 Leave San Franciseo. 7:30a 8:00a S:00a 9:30a Ignacto. 30 p| | l"D 7:30a| 7:30 a| | 8:00a| 8:60af Novato, 2:30p 9 0a Petaluma, 5:10 p 2:30 p| and | 5:10 p| Santa Rosa. 7:80al T | 8:00ais Fulton. | 2:30p| 2 i3 ‘Windsor, 7:30a| 7:30a] Healdsburg, | Lytton, | 2:30 p| 2:30 p] G'\*nfl'e overdale. }(oplm.l ‘q 04| 8:40a 8:00p| 6:20p 14\ 200/10:20 & = Springs; serville E & ; Biue Lakea Lawror | Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, John Day’s, Riverside, Lierly's. Bucknell's, Sanhedrin Heights, Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs Halfway House, Comptche, Camp Stevens, Hopkins, Mendocino City, Fort Brags. v Usal; or ' Fort Brags. Covello, Layton- Harrls, Ol- to all points set, Chronicle R. X. RYAN, ¥ Agt. CALIFORNIA LIMITED TO CHICAGO .n-u T daye i Mfl:l::; Our other tralns go at 30au ) for Stockton, Fresno, F0uu % Bakersfield. Merced, L] Haaford, Visalia, 4:00°% for Stocktoa. 8:000 for Kansas City and Chicago. Office, 641 Market St., and in Ferry Depot; 1112 Broadway, Cakland. Trains lcave Market Street Frry. }NORTH | SAM QUENTIN, MILL VALLEY, CAZADERO,ETC. SH OR E i via Sausalito Ferry Sxcepted)—8:43, 2:20, *1:45, 3:15, m., 1 }5:15, 5. 0ud5, 51100 o m %5 a. m, train week days does not run to all M UNDATS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS—T, $11:30 a, m., T12:30, 1°1:30, 7:30, 9, 11:48 p. m. Tral van to San. Quentin. ) to Fairfax, except 5:18 p. m. — m"'«?m"snurdn- he 3:15 p. m. train M SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO o } 5:25, 16:25, 7:40, k Mo dnyec zg’o,uas.gwswua 8!0‘ M. GIS 13.‘5 XS(D 900 Axs— s R b:20 l:n.lrktd () start from San Quentin. FROM_MILL VALLEY O, SAN, FRAN CISCO—Week days—5:45, 7 9:45, u\o.. m., 12:40, 2:45, 10 SUNDAYS—6:35, 7:65, 10, 11:10 a. m., 12:05, 2 5, 4:55, 6:00, 7:10, 10:40 1:05, 2:40, 3:45, 4 5.GH 8. 10 ES 45 a m week days—Casader sud way stations. 5:15 p. m., week days (Saturdays excepted)— Tomales and way stations. 3:15 p. m., Saturdays—Cazadero and way Y stations. Sundays and Legal Holidays—S a. m., Caza- dero and way stations. Sundays and Legal Holldays—10 a. m., Point Reyes and way stations. TICKET OFFICE—626 Market st. FERRY—Foot of Market st. MOUNT TMALPAB RAILWAY Weekly Call §1 per Year