The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 21, 1904, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1904. | 11 CHINESE GANG D0 BLACKMAIL ixclusion Act Made Use of as & Weapon te Extort Coin From Returning Mongolians BERSIaOR, CONFESSED PERJURY They Say to American-Born Pigtails, “‘Pay, Or We Will Prevent Your Landing Here” Ty in a new phase was day in the trial of a s before United issioner Heacock rom the revelations ese blackmailers make nd the exclusion act ends, gang exists in mbers of which force nefarious e laborers born in tes and returning from 4" is their is that of ho alleged that he ancisco on October » China with his ed to this city A retur fourteen years pre- 1 therefore identi- Bing Yung, the Dick. In 1901 Gee China again and when Gee Git ng appeared u and swore y had given they in truth Yung in China refused to ar a tranger in that he had the young resented H k was unc wheth- arers who appeared be- Bureau had told the cond oc- remarked with slim Gee Pong were liars they He therefore | applicant be remand- belief the steamship i to China been informed s father because for their friend and had taken their ng the son to be ex- e — CONSTERNATION AMON CUSTOM-HOUSE EMPLOYE tio was caused in the C youse yesterds by the re- ¢ Washingt D. C, of a « 1 the Secretary of the g sury ing that hereafter e nents of that branch of s would be required to re- from 9 a. m. until 4:30 allowance of thirty min- - t On Sundays and holi- s will remain closed as g the months of d September in each ments will close on | m. without inter- . fe Heretofore all de- m. n-house have and at 1 ! m announced yes- put the new rule lay Newton Mor N ector of the first d his opinion that the rule ly only to the va- casury Depart- , D. C., and not but the Collector the safe side and will er until the exception Washingt where PSS e T Stenographers Wanted. Civil Servig nces that examin- positions of stenogra- wgravher and service, and and typewriter, Philip- will be held at San Fran- r1 13. Age limits, depart- . 18 years or over; Phil- e, 18 to 49 years. This tion is open to males and fe- The supply of male eligibles been sufficient to meet the of the service. Entrance departmental ates $1200 per annum; Philippine service $1200 to $1400 per annum. Apply to | United States Civil Service Com- sion, Washington. D. C., or to the ary, Consolidated Board »f Civil sxaminers, 301 Jackson street for application form the departmental service, and 375 for the Philippine Francisco, ser These forms should be exe- 1 forwarded to the Civii Sex- nmission, Washington, D. ., than March 25, 1904. Ap- ¥ may apply for both services both sets of applications. had visited the | taken | s father many | insel explained to | 2d had a quar- | service, $840 to | ALL QUIET AT PANAMA AND PEACE - ANOTHER BID REIGNS ALONG THE SOUTHERN COAST| IS PRESENTED Y BRITISH BARK IREDALE, Pacific Mail Company’s Liner City of Sydney Arrives From the Isthmus and|F Captain McLean Reports Conditions Calm Throughout Central America. Steamship Brings Few Passengers and Treasure Valued at $33,84 1 + WHICH ARRIVED LATE TU SDAY NIGHT FROM THE NITRATE PORTS WITH A CARGO WHICH WILL BE RESHIPPED TO THE FAR EAST TO BE USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF GUNPOWDER The Pacific Mail Company’s steam- | from Newcastle, Austrelia, is. ut” ffori the ) Sche laa McKay. Lethola. Fureka. 2 v A jeoal port just 100 days and vesterday was MISCELLAN ‘s ship City of Sydney, Captain W. H.!quoted for resinsurance at 10 per cent. An- The reported val at El?a‘hului Jan 19 of McLean, arrived vesterday from Pan- | Other overdue Britisher addea to the list Was | stmr Ar=yil was nn eFror. | | the lttle bark Shakespeare. out eighty-seven e i ama and way ports. Captafri Mc- [davs from Newcastie. Australia, for Valpa- yone E d 2 | raiso. She is quoted at per cent. The | Dr S e 0, 10 p m—Weather | Lean reports everything very quiet at | ihere are quoted as follows: Paris, 00 per ; "@2Y: Wind NW, Veloeity & miles per hour. = e all the | cent; Martaban, 75 per cent; Robert Rick-| DOMESTIC PORTS, the isthmus and peaceful at all | mers. ‘15 per cent; Loch Bredan, 90 per cent; | SEATTLE—Safled Jan 19—Stmr Bertha, for other Central Sydney visited. | of the | encountered | The little 5 little America n ports the For the last two days tug age strong head winds were Tzalco, which Jeft here some weeks ago in command of | at The little Captain ve 1 Miller for Acajutla Acapulco with the City of had had a hard tri Wi but was in good condition, and Cap- | tain Miller had no doubts of his abil- ity to deliver his charge sefely her new owners. The City of Sydney brought to 958 tons of freight and treasure valued at $33.841. following nam: ed: Her passengers included the John L. Sherrin, Carlos Changg, George S. Walsh, Ce- sar Lai, Armando Changg, J. A. Rines, T. H. Bailey, G. R. Fredrickson, w. S. Thomas, Joseph Sousa, Miguel Noe, | Rudolf Mahne linda Sou Luis Sousa. The Oceanic Sonoma will sail Steamship 2 at H. Parrish, Joseph Snell, Mrs. P R Will Carry Many Passengers. Company’s o'clock this afternoon ke, B. Riehemann, H. Her- G. M. Osborn, Charles Ephardt, Charles Vern, B. L. Hill and liner | for Honolulu and the Antipodes with a full 140 passengers. cargo _and abou Mrs. Carlyle T ney are zoing well known in be a passenger to be passengers. passage. rats are Wharf | belonging to the the Honolulu. Dowie thought Excelsior social Sonoma, Mrs. J. L.’ Stack, world, Jobn party Mr. and or and Miss Sawers of Syd- home on king a tour of the world. — e Chicago's after will A. Dowie; the Chicago Eilijah, and his party will also The gaged the Sonoma’s bridal chamber: has en- s for the —_— Wharf Rats Steal Hbpper Wheels. to be responsible for the theft from Beale-street wharf of two of the four wheels supporting a big hopper Coal | The thert was discoversd yesterday morning Company. | when the owners of the hopper went to move it o another wharf. three and a haif feet in diameter and worth The Wl heels are about $25 aplece to the Excelsior Coal Company. but valuable to the t hief only for the metal in the tires, as the wheels are of peculiar con- struction, very heavy and good for nothing but the purpese they Were serving before the whar{ rats annexed them. | —_—— Portland, yesterda S He was at Hospital | tuberculosis. fro being in a very helped to the Harbor Hospital to rest until decided on what ‘he n a few mibutés after reach before h’h.bld I 3 | but not | name a | lowa sen | rupt nd asked The British | fAiving the Or. ¥, arrived weak condition, ‘would dn.‘ told He l!l’rth- hospital, Dr. the ‘surgeon o’ notil jor by telegraph that death had inter- ed his son’'s homeward -journey, ———. - P | " The Overdue List. Victim of Consumption. Charies Fellows, 25 years old, whose home died at the Harbor vietim of pulmonary esterd Los Apgeles and itended taking a boat from bere to his home., Finding he would have t0 wait three days for a steamer, and morning he ' wi died® with- Millar his ity Fel S€. Mirren, the only vessel flag now on the w. here ORDER FOR THE GREAT TWENTIETH CENTURY COOK BOOK Mail This Order to The San Prancisco Call With 75c. Francisco Call, B 4 San Francisco, Cal.: | Inclosed herewith please find- 75¢, for which send me one ’ py of The Can‘-WMdntiCmm.CoekM(Fifly { Cens 1s The Call’'s Premium rate tc all its six-month subscrib- | ers and the additional 25cis to prepay shipping charges.) SIGNED ... 255 ISTATE ... Gl e e e e A SRR e, SO VAN 3 Castor, 10 per cent —— e Three Ships Sail for Sydney. The vesséls which have been laid up at this port for a long time are coming from their promising freight fields In rapid succession, | and th= idle tonnage e harbor is steadily decreasing. Three vess left here yesterda in ballast for Sydney British ship Way | farer, the first dy for . was the last to pase through the Golden Gate, being detained for more than’ threes hours off Lime Point, getting the kinks out of a fouled anchor chain. The other vessels bound for Sydney are the French barks Ernest Legouré and | Nantes. —— e Brings Cargo of Nitrate. The British bark Iredale, which arrived late Tuesday uight, Afty-six - days from Junin, brought 2506 ton: nitrate, most of which will probably be shipped to the Far East to be used in the manufacture of gunpowder. —— Water Front Notes. The Pacific Mail Company's steamship China salled yesterday from Yokohama for this port The bark Which appeared off the port Tues- | day night stood off shore yesterday morning and did not show up again. Her name is not known. The British ship Olivebank docked vester- day at Hunters Point dry dock to allow the underwriters’ surveyors to examine her hull and see if her bottom was damaged by any of the steel spars that bombarded the vessel's | sides from the time she was dismasted until the wreckage was cleared away. Bids for re- pairs will be called for in a few days. Captain Novander and Chief Officer Preble have been transferred to the steamship Co- rona, which salled vesterday for Eureka. Cap- | tain Patterson will succeed Captain Nopander on the Umatilla and will retaln command un- til the repairs are compieted to the Senator, when both skippers will probably be reas- signed to their old ships. The army transport Crook steamed about the harbor for several hours vesterday ad- justing her compasses. Captain Ike Smith of the Slocum acted as pilot pa RS S NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. The British ship Lamorna (at Tacoma) ls chartered for wheat thence to Europe, The German ship Lika is chartered for lum- ber from Puget Sound to Melbourne at 31s 3d; bark Foohng Suey, sugar from Honolulu to New York: Mexican barkentine Santa Marla, general cargo from this port to Santa Rosalla, The British ship Wayfarer proceeds to Sydney Heads, for orders, in ballast. e Ly A Cargo for Mexico. The schooner General Banning sailed vester- aay for Mazatlan and San Blas with 100,186 ft Iumber, 1278 bdls shooks, 402 cs and 12 kegs Dbiasting powder and 1 cask hottled beer, valuea at §7 Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. Wednesday, January Stmr South Coast, Olsen, 15 hours Caspar. Stmr Geo W_Elder, Randali, 64 hours Portland, via Astoria 48 hours. Stme City of Sydney. McLean, 21 days 17 hours from Panama, via Mazatlan § days 16 oure. Stmr Marshfield, Dettmers, 214 days from Coos Bay; up river direct. Sehr Advance, Ojldnesscn, 5 days from Co- quille River. Schr Albert Meyer, Johnson, § days from Port Angeles. CLEARED. Wednesday, January 20. Stmr_ Corona, Nopander, Eureka; Pacific Coast Stsamship Co. Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego; | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Ger ehip Alsterdamm, Cords, Sydney: Ma- Schr_Genera ning, ewit: ; - o 2, Mazatlan, SAILED. - o ;'vlulmy January 20, $tmr Cuoos y. Nicolson, n Pedro. Stme Acme. Lindquist %m&; Stmr inaw, Storrs, Ta Johnson, 20. from from . ‘estport. City, Hammar, Bragg. Stmr N a U8 stmr Mobican, Day, Ship Marion Chilcott, Br ship Wayfarer, Tupman, Fr bark Nantes, Riccordel, g Fr bark Y. Schr Jennie Wand, Christianscn, Coos . | mud resting places and clearing out for more | Valdez Arrived Jan PORT TOW stmr Eva, hence Sailed Jan 20 ND—Passed in Jan 2 Jan 15. Ger bark Thalassa, for Fre- r in Jan Br ship Simla, hence BALLARD—Sailed 198, for Honolulu, g SAN PEDRO—Arrived Jan | low. froni Blaine: stmr Chehal stmr Francis H Leggett | Coauille River, Jan Mildred, 20—Schr Lud- . hence Jan 18; hence Jan 18; stmr from Créscent City; stmr Bo- nita, hence Jan 16 HoSled Jan 20—Schr R C Slade, for Grays he:i’r(}:z:/«lt.urivm Jan 20—Stmr Oregon, coSalled Jan 20—Schr W F Jewett, for Ta- | seme Graze Dotars foci s Bae: o 2o v from Newcastle, England. tura, ailed Jan 20—Stmr Grace Dollar, for San Francisco EUREKA—Satied Jan 20—Stin and North Fork, for San Franctont GRAYS HARBOR. for® San n Pedro, for San Francisco. Sailed Jan 20—$tmr Aberdeen, for San Francisco; tug Sea Rover, for San Fl;g;lrfl.bwl(h a barge in tow. EDONDO—Arrived Jan 20— o g el Stmr Coronado, TATOOSH—Passed Ja Jan 16 for Tacom: Passed in Jan n 20—Stmr Edith, he 0—Stmr Edith, hence Jan for Tacoms. rel, for United Kingdom, from Tacoma. ISLAND PORTS. crans, from Aleatraz -Land | Satied Jan g throp, f ise ;. throp, fof cruise; bark Kalulani. for San KAHULUI—Safled Jan 18— Schr Alle for Port Townsend: schr Ariel, for Port Townsend, FOREIGN PORTS. press of India, trom Vancouver. Pric Br stmr Dorle, hence Dea g2~ » 1% 10 20— Sailed Jan 20—Stmr China, for San Fran- cisco. ACAPULCO—Sailed Jan 18—Stmr Peru, f Panama; stmr Newport, for San Franciscs, SHARPNESS—Arrived Jan 19—Br bark Kil- meny, hence Sept JAVA-—Sailed Jan 19—Br stmr Inverness, R RME DA Arrived ; £ [y —Arrived Jan 19—R; - mond Castle, from Yokohama for New Toch: put in for fuel. % DOVER—Passed Jan 19—Ger hence Sept 25 for Hamburg. SHANGHAI—Sailed Jan 20— Bktn for Port Townsend. Nkt LONDON—Arrived Jan. 19—Ger stmr Luxor, S CKLAND—Sailed Jan 15 A led Jan 15—8t; o S Pt mr Ventura, KOHAMA— Jan 20— Stmr from Clyde and Livernool, via Hom-: ete, for Seattle: stmr Victoria, from Hong- kong and Shankhai, for Tacoma, OCEAN STEAMERS, NEW YVORK—Arrived Jan 20—Stmr Prin- zess Trens, from Genoa and Naples; stmr Ar- menian, from Liv 3 Sailed Jan 20—Stmr Deutschland, for Na- ples and Genoa: stmr Cassel, for Bremen: st Teutonic, for Livervool: stmr Californian Marseilles. Genoa, Leghorn, ete (grounded near ship's channel): stmr Cevie, for Liversool. LONDON—ATrived Jan ' 19-Stmr = Luxor, rom Tacoma. San Franciso, ete. 3 ALEXANDRIA—Arrived Jan 20— Stmr Re- public, from Boston, via St Michaels, Ma seilles, ete. NAPLES—Arrived Jan 20— o k.':.“'g“m N g:fl:fl Stmr Prinz Os. FERPOOL ! Jan 20— - tic, for New York, via (ecastown 1% QUEENSTOWN--Arrived Jan 21-—Stmr Cel- :’:ia:dm New York™ for Liverpool, and pro- stmr Luxgr, mr for . —— Sun, Moon and Tide. (United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Time and Height of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Franeisco mg:d by offictal authority of the N The high and low waters oceur m-u‘: m {n'?‘?“?"‘mt m'r?)'.bm ;' m at Fort T ter ihan proint; the height THURSDAY, JANUARY mr Rainier, hence Jan 18. ! Passed out Jan 20—Fr bark Eugenie Faut- | HONOLULU—Arrived Jan 19—Stmr Rose- | 19—Whal bark John and Win- - HONGKONG—Arrived Jan 19—Br stmr Em- | oster & Orear Offer to Pay §1500 a Month Rental for Ferry Newstand Privilege s kS0 LA PROPOSITION IS s Firm Assumes That Board Must Have Granted the Coneession to Rooney by Inadvertence gofial cqdvat The Board of Stage Harbor Commis- sioners met yesterday afternooen, Presi- dent Charles H. Spear presiding. Bids opened at a previous session for creo- soting piles were considered. The con- tract was awarded to the lowest bidder, the Southern Pacific Company. The + amount involved in the award {s $19,000. W. C. Van Fleet, representing the firm of Foster & Orear, addressed the board briefly and read the following communieation: SAN_FRANCISCO, Cal.. Jan. 20; 1004, To the Honmorable Board of State Harbor | Commiesioners—Gentlemen; 1In our commur’ i cation to you of December 23, 1903, in which an | offer of $1180 per month for the privilese an space now occupied by ue in the San Frznrl_({;:\ Ferry Depot building was made, we requested, in the event any person should be given an op- | portunity of making a higher bid, that we have the right of raising the hid of any such person before action thercon by your homorable board This request was made by us in the belief that, by reascn of our occupancy of and established business on the premises, we could afford to pay a higher rent than any outsider, and also in the sincere belief that, under the circum- stances, we were asking but that which was fair and just 1o us, in view of the long num- | ber of years we have occupied the premises zs tenants of the State under your predecessors, nd that we have. by our industry and energy, scceeded in building up the business conducted therin by us from comparatively nothing to something of value; and that'we, who have put into the State Treasury in rentals during our tenancy a sum of over $40.000 and in évery way Kept faith with the State, should be given the preference of retaining the premises over a mere stranger, especially if ready and willing to pay as high or higher rent therefor. We are informed that your honorable body has, notwithstanding our request, adopted a resolution awarding sald premises to o ames F. Rooney, at a monthly rental of $]200, an increase over cur bid of but $20, ani without offering us an oppertunity to raise the bid so made by Mr. Rooney We are hound to assume that this action by yeur honorable board was taken inadvertentl and without having our request in mind, since Your action, 1¢ adhered to. will have the effect | of depriving the State of the increased renial which we are ready and willing to pay for the | premises. FILED ises ‘was taken by in pursuance of our said request, pay for the said privilege occupied by us as aforesaid the 1nonthly rental of $1300, and we hereby accompany this bid by our certified check for $1300, to cover the first month's rental under such bid. We furthermore again inadvertence, we now, a previous communication, to enter into a bond | in” sueh reasomable amount as your homorable | board may fix. to secure the pavment of thi | rental auring our further occupancy premises. Yours respectfuily. (Stgriea) FOSTER & OREAR. | The reading of the foregoing state- | ment was attentively:listened to. The president directed that it be received and placed on file. There being no fur- ther business, Commissioner Kirkpat- rick moved to adjourn and the motion | prevailed. o 3 — | the early morning tides are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time; the fourth time column gives the last tide of the day. except when thére are but three tides, as 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 height, and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by | the eharts. The plane of reference is the mean | of the lower low waters. | Koyl 3 Time Ball. Branch Hydographic Office, U. S. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., Wednesday, January The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry building was dropped exactly at noon to-day— i. e.. at noon of the 120th meridian, or at § | p. m.. Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT. | | | Lieute: N., In charge. e e s B Movements of Steamers, TO ARRIVE. Steamer. From | Due. | G, Dollar an Pedro Jan. 21 | aretic Humboldt 21 | Chico. .| Coquille River 21 Elizabeth.....| Coquille Rive -|Jan. 21 Alliance Portland & Way Ports. Jan Newburg. Grays Harbor S 21203 P B *, San Pedro. P -/ Coos Bay & Pt. Orford. . Point Arena Honolulu i 1 | Jan. & Albion |, : 3 ‘Newport. . New York via Pa: North Fork. .. | Humbold Rainier. Portland & Astoria. Seattle & Tacoma TO SAIL. Destination. i I {pier 2 Los Angeles Ports. Willapa Harboc...| 4 pmiPier 20 Puget Sound Ports. |11 am|Pler 9 Sydney & Way Pts| 2 pm|Pier 7 Pt. Arena & Albion| 6 pm|Ple San Diego & Way.| 9 am se-{:‘l: ion = Pier 10 A Tar 0 Coquille River pm GlLindatier | Grays Harbor. on 23. Newburg.. | Grays beth..| Coquille River i Humboldt A SEEET] 2 Seo | i Pt. Arena & Mdeno| 4 pm N. Y. via Papama.[12 m Astoria & Portland/11 am| Humboldt .. |'5 pm| January 24. 2 Seaitle & Tacoma.| 5 pm 3 9 am 9 am 9 am 3 pm 1 pm| 4 3= 1:30 p 4 Ji11 am | 4 pm 9 am(Pler 5 pm!Pier (11 am|Pler praiPla o Fier | Ft. el uwfn Time| Gas heaters, formerly $4.50, at San Francisco Gas and Elec ‘ pany, 415 Post street, So, assuming that your action in the prem- ' hereby offer to | renew the proposition heretofore made by us in | of said | |Pier 13 | WHEAT PRICE MAKES JUMP S Figure Sixteen Cents Higher . Than That of Last Year, uldl a Rise of Two Cents in a Day | ki {SITUATION IS ARTIFICIAL AT Armour Said to Be ‘“‘Long.” Cotton Reaches the Highest | Mark .Since the Civil War RIS { CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—May wheat ’\(ou(‘hed a new high mark—92%4@92%c— to-day, a net gain for the day of 24c ‘and 16c higher than/the average price {last fall. The local wheat situation as | regards prices is highly artificial, is shown by the character of the trade | which caused so sharp a gain in prices. { Armour is credited with a “long” line { of 15.000,000 bushels contracted for May delivery. Local contract stocks ap- | proximate only 2,000,000 bushels. This comparison, which agitated “shorts” yesterday, stirred them to ex- cited activity to-day, but the best they | could do for the most part was to shift the burden among themselves. | Nothing that looked like Armour sell- ing could be discovered. On the other hand, considerable commission house buying was credited to the paramount interest. Private messages received here to-day indicate that a consid- erable quantity of the “short” wheat on the .Armour books was put out by Eastern peonle, May ccrn and May oats, control of which is generally thought to be close- Iy centralized, also advanced sharply to-day. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.—The price for cotton futures to-day reached the highest point since the war. At the highest levels of the day mew records for the season and for the period since war times were established. i it et Damages for Leakage. I | The Henry Cowell Lime and Ce- | ment Company filed a libel yesterday | in the United States District Court st the ship Wayfarer to recover 50 alleged damage by leakage to a cargo of cement shipped from Ant- | werp to San Francisco. | Santafe CALIFORNIA LIMITED TO CHICACO LEAVES DAILY st 9:30 a. m., through tn 3 days. with diner and all trappings. Other Santa Fe Trains: for Stockton, Fresno, BakersSeld. Merced, Hanford and Visalia. { way. Oakland, Cal 37 South First St., San Jose. | CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. 1 LESSER | SAN FRANGISGU aNo NUHTH PACIFI RAILWAY COMPANY. i Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO SAN RAFAEL. | | WEEK DAYS—7:30. 258 e T 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra trip RBAILWAY TRAVEL The Only Double-Track Railway Between the Missouri River and Chicago. The Overland Limited The Most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric Lighted Throughout. Buffet-smoking cars, with barber and bath, Booklovers Library, din- ing cars, standard and compartment sleeping cars and observation cars. Less than three days San Francisco to Chicago daily without change, via ™ Southern Pacific, Unien Pacific and Chicago & North-Western Rys. Leaves San Francisco daily at 10 a. m. Two other trains dafly at 9 a. m. and 8 p. m. For tickets, steeping car reservations and full information apply to agents Southern Pacific Co., or R. R. RITCHIE, CGeneral Agent Chicago & North Western Railway. 617 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SOUTHERN PACIFIC and are due to arrive st RANCISCO. (Mata Line. Foot of Market Strees ) = Exnx 5. — ammive s - - un, Elal 0 Sucre Nagn, Calistog: nis Martinez, San lhx{mnh_ ... 8.25¢ Tracy, Lathrop. pr Davis), {for Dartiest Springw), t¥rato, Ited Biuf, Portiand, Ct 7.55» 8.00a Davis. Woodland, Knights Laadu tlle, Orovllle 7.550 8.304 Port Costa, Martinez, Aatio Byron, Tracy, Stockton, New man, Los Banos, )l‘elud s Armona, Haafor Porserville ... 4250 8304 Por: Costa. Martt rop. Modeato, M"PCP’;I. 3 n:. @oshen _Junction, Hanford, 4552 Visalta, Bakersteid ......... 8.304 Niles, San Jose, Live: ton, (tMilon), lone, Piacersilie, Mar a0te, Swek- 8.304 9004 9.304 R 10.004 10.004 10.004 Pakersteld. Los Avgeies ....... 7.28» Hayward, Niles and Way Stations. 3.25» Sacramento River Steamers........ 111.007 Benlcia, Winters. Sacramento, Woodiand, Knights Landfug, Oroville and way 1953, Lathrop. Merced, Fresno and Way Sts tions begoud Port Comta. ... ... 12289 . 10.254 ton. L‘ .. aliejo,Napa, 3, Sant."Ross. - 9254 ey hloc:uo‘n. l’,‘. .‘2§' rington, 1854 Jose. Liver * HI.al The Owi Limited—Newman. Los Banos. Mendota, Fresno, Tulare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles. Goiden State Limited Sleeper, Oskiand to Los Angeles, for Chi- cago, viaC. R. L & P... 855 .00 Port Costa. Tracy. Stockion . 1225 15 300 H. Nilen wnd San Jose 230 N nd San Jose. 9354 press—Ogden. De Omaha, St. Louls. Chicago snd Fast. Tort Costa, Benicts, Sul- sun, Elmirs, Davis, Sacramento, Rockiin, Auburs, Colfsx, Truckee, Boca, Reno, Wads ‘worth, Winnemuccs . Skaggs at 11:30 m. 00 cel ! Sfiiurdly —Extra trip at 1:50 and 11:30 p. m. | L b l e Sty SUNDAYS—8.00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:80, | ), 62 P m. TO_SAN WEEK DAYS—0:05. 7:35. 7:50, a. m.; 12:50, 3:40, 5:00, 5:20 p. m. 3e! 8554 Saturdays—Extra trip at 2:00 apd ilcs and San Jose (Sus- SUNDAYS—8.00. 9:40, 11:15 a. m. oo < ","’ ! ve In Eftect ’ Arrive | 0ot of Mariet Street.) | San Francisco.l_Sept. 2, 1903 [San Francisco. | “§76s Newark. conterviile, San Joow “Desti: Sy We ‘elton. Boulaer reek, =3 Week | Sun- | "Destina- % | Do Craz and Way Stasions . 558 ay tion. | days. [Days. | 4946p Newark. Centerville, San_Jjose, i ulder Creel a uz | s 0% Principal Way Stations ......... +10.58a H 4.167 Newark. SanJose. Lo-flllfilll‘g mas 3 SCation. v-. .onr .1 110858 H @9.30r Hunters Train, Saturday only, San | Novato, Jose and Way Stations. Retarn- ! Petaluma, | ing from Los Gatos Sunday only. 17 28 | gy P GAKLAN A R FERRY. i SR | ¥rom SA AL?CIS’(‘A) Pv?lor Marke: 3¢ (Siip» —13:18_9:00 11:00 o, 1.00 3.00 5187 Fulton. 2 Windsor, Healdsburg, |10:40a(10:20a | Lytton, Geyserville, 7:35p| 8:20p | & v 4908 T Sope valy Seb Joue: et s e, on S8 e} Naplend [ Bonnection. Tor Hotlle 3:30p| and Ukiah. ter). ruua-‘cu-mvn‘: (com- 5 Willits., pection to an m Monterey SESr G e and Pactfic Grove), Salinss, Sea - Ardo, Paso Robies. Santa Mar garits. San Lais Obispa, principsl staclons thence Surf (connection for Lompoc), principal stations thence Santa Barbara, San Buens 3051 senastopor 000 e e i, " L R = Seata Craz Pacifc Grove Salinae STAGES connect at Grpen Brae for San | San Luis Obispo and Principsl Quentin; at_Santa Rosa for White Sulphur Yy Seations . rernee 4109 Springs; at Fulton for Altruria and Mark West San Jose and Way Statfons. .. 1200 Springs a Lytton for Lytton Springs; at Gey- Santa Ciars, San Jose, Los Gatos 230, | serville for Springs: at Cloverdale for and Way Staions . the Geysers, Boonevilie and Greenwood: at Hopland for Duncan Springs. Highland Springs, | Kelseyville, Carisbad Springs. Soda Bay, Lake- | | port ana Bartlett Springs; at Ukiah for Vichy | Springs, Saratoga Springs, Blue Lakes, Lauref | | Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Upper l‘hi‘h?omn, i | Potter Valley. John Day’s, Riverside, Lierly’s, | Bucknell's Sanhedrin Helghts, Hullville, Orr's | Hot Springs, Haltway House, Comptche, Camp , Stevens, Hopkins, Mendocino City, Fort Brasw, | Westport, Usal; at Willits for Fort Brags. | Westport, Sherwood, Cahtg. Covello, u,m-' ville, Cumunings, Bell's Harris, Ol- | sen's, D’:m Garberville, Pepperwood, Scotia | | ana Saturday to Sunday round-trip tickets at re- duced rates. On Sunday round-trip tickets to all points beyond Sap Rafael at Nalf rates. ’;khlt offices, 630 Market stroet, Chromicle X RYAN, Pass. Agt. R Gen. TOSANRAFAEL, ‘e 30r San Jose and Way Stations ... Del Monte Express—Santa Clars, 8$an Jose, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove (connects at Ssata Clam for Sants Cruz, Boulder Creek and Narrow Gauge Points) ? st Gliroy for Hollister, Tres Pinos. at Castroville for Saiinas. 12.1 L Tres Pinos Way 10 454 San Jose and W » San Jose, (vin lar tions (exce o = San Gfiroy.Salinas, Paso Robles. San -ho’bh Barhara, Los Ange! Z1 Paso. oo e o oS Carios, Redwood, Pair Oaks, -t fll-"m on Sunday. ns o ¢ Valencia St. soathbouny ares:10 A, 700400, 11: 3043, 5: 07 ., 6:30 .. 800 00 P