The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 3, 1904, Page 39

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL 4 St DAY, APRIL 1904. THREE LINERS AND A SMALL STEAMER START FROM HERE ON LONG VOYAGES Steamship Alameda and the Little Like Like Sail for Honolulu; Coptic Departs for the City of Sydney Leaves and the Far East for Panama! b - = s = < 1] | | | | | | | | i | | i | | | + 0 Three liners and a small ycamu' | ‘ pkgs fresh fruite, 160 crts steel lathing, 104 ey b L8 | 7 pkes wire goods, 200 kegs white lcad. 40 pkgs started from this port yesterday b | | paper, 18 bdis ehooks, 12 pkes drugs -and . i The Ocsanicld sundries, 4 cs hats, 10 pkgs machinery, 2 cs 3 i1 arms and ammunition, 8 pkes hose, 35 cs Alameda sailed | | { typewriters and parts, 10 cs boots and shoes, e b 05 et 23 pkgs_electrical supplies. ulu, the y of | To China—3040 bbis flour, 8320 Ibs meals, Panama and| 11,570 Ibs pearl barley, 3356 lbs Cheese, 4342 4 lbs beans, 2905 Ibs ham and bacon, 2000 Ibs c k the Coptic codfieh, 260 cs assorted canned goods, 79 pkes steamer Like Iror Steamship Company, three | Dr. Chas. K. 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In a word, it builds up thef§| physical. mental and sexual man and § | prepares him anew for the duties and pleasures of sturdy manhood. to stay cured VARICO- §} ;. STRICTURE. ~ SPECIFIC | | 5C60D POISON and all refiex com- 4| Jications and assoclate diseases and §f | | Weaknesses of men. To these mala- dies alone 1 have earnestly devoted 17 of the best years of my life If you cannot call at my _office, l write your symptoms fully. I have the most perfect system of home treatment known to medical science. | Address all letters to C.K.HOLSMAN, M.D. 729 Market St., San Francisco. (Top Floor.) Hours—9 to 8 daily; 9 to 12 Sundays. | but a snap 2 | has been transferred to the Travancore, which bone ‘and possibiy his skull were fractured. | e STEAMER BREAK | WILL R VATER. WHICH BETWEEN THIS CITY BAY. L S — Y as_ purchased at New Or- chn D. Spreckels & Bres. Co.. evening. docked wharf, where she attention. Fine weather ghout her long s after emerg- Straits.of Magellan except for this side from th erly engaged in the fruit trade, rup f New Orleans. In lines and she s quite yachtiike e smartest looking steamer engaged She will run between here ying coal and passengers to be made to adapt e in which she passenger accom- fine. She will carry and twenty steerage passen- will offer them comforts not found other coasting craft Sreakwater brought a cargo of young from New Orleans. It was a small miniature monsters numbered purchased in New muels of J. D. Spreckels Samuels yesterday removed y pets to his home. Ome of ed was much livelier than the would not enter his barred cage Samuels had placed the obstrep- under a hypnotic spell. To do was placed within huge mouth and rap- wirled around the alligator's gnarled ut. Mr. Samuels showed no fear of his wild pet, which offered its master no harm, gradually sank Into a stupor, from which of the hypnotic finger later awoke it. A e Eldorado Is Still Ashore. ing to a cablegram received yester- Shanghai, the schooner Eildorado re at the entrance to Yangtse eamer, with lighters and steam been sent to her assistance. ‘ Sanis S At Water Front Notes. ! Auld of the British ship Kynance, owned by the owners of the La- ordered yesterday v cablegram n to investigate the reported speak- famorna by the schooner W. H. A has 1 th The British ship Madagascar has been char- red to take a carzo of barley to the United | dom at 10s 9d, one of the lowest charters | record, The crew the of British ship Hyderabad cleared yesterday for Queenstown. | Dr. Cummings, surgeon in charge of the Federal quarantine station at this port, left for Southern California on. a briet former superintendent of the has._ purc] a controRing ship Spartan. schooner Goiden Shore, which started Eureka, returned to port to land Sailors “The yesterday for ilor who bad seripusly injured one of hie thumbe Chase, who lives at West Berkeley, extensive injuries on the head yes- rough the fall of some cargo gear » Noeml. At the Harbor Hospital \d that Chase's lower jaw, cheek- The Britich ship Madagascar is chartered for barley to Europe at 10s 94. Tne schooner Willis A. Holden loads lumber on Puget Sound for Shanghai e 7 S The Coptic’s Cargo. The British steamer Coptic safled yesterday tor Hongkong via Honolulu, Yokohama and Manila with a general merchandise cargo, val- groceries and Ibs aried peas, pkgs fresh fruit, shoes, 6 pkgs machinery, To 1 cs dried fri hats, East Indies—330 cs canned cs canned goods, 20 cs meals, provisions, 10 cs dried fruit, 1000 29,172 'Ibs_shrimp_ shells, 22 5 ‘cs firearms, 5 cs boots and S plgs dry goods. salmon, 213 48 gals wine, uit, 3 cs rubber boots, 1 cs ofiskin To Slam—2 pkes drugs. ‘Wheat for Europe.. The. Britis) yesterday for 1 ctls w 000 ft lumbes Exports The Steame day for Pan sorted merchandise cargo, to. be distributed as follows h ship Travancore was cleared v Queenstown, for orders, with heat, valued at $100,400, and 35,- r as dunnage, valued at $525. by the Panama Steamer. er City of Sydney salled yester- ama and way ports with an as- ued at $07,172, For_Centrai America, $44,415; Mexico, $6261: Colombia, '$1130; New York, $43,489; Jamaica, $75; Australia, $95. The leading ex- ports were as follows: To Central cs canned goods, table preparations, T America—3148 bbis flour, 2814 os whiskey, 16’ casks 558 Ibs rice, 1000 ibe lard, 220 2514 The 28 en apices, 19 ‘pkEs kgs grocerles and. pro- ons, 170 pkss._potatoes, 13 pkEs. onions, 1bs codfish, 558 Ibs nuts, 2653 Ibs 6 cs dried frult, 16 pkgs meals, 1252 ibs_raisins, 446 Ibs ham and bacon, 1081 Ibs 298 tins bread, 102 ctls barley, 390 Ibs hops, 785 Ibs beans, 75 cs 4 bbls salmon, 8 pkgs paste, 70 pkgs machinery, 25000 Ibs cement, 239 cs coal oil, 2454 Ibs bluestone, 262 bars iron, 570 1bs sheet lead, Ibs rosin, 104 bdls quicksilver, pkgs dry goods, $433 Ibs soda, , 3239 1bs asphaltum, 6 bdis brooms, 44,515 10 pkgs drugs, 16 bales cotton, 25 colls rope, | 216 pkgs paints and oils, 62 pkgs paper, 10 c¢ tar, 5000 ft lumber, 4000 lbs sulphur. To Mexico—28 cs canned goods, 362 lbs bread, 46 pkgs shooks, 13 pes steel, 2 bars iron, 4 cs hardware, 2 cs electrical supplies. To Panama—250 bbls flour, 8830 Ibs sugar, 1000 bxs eoap, 9351 gals wine, 9600 Ibe rice, 9 bdls paper. To Colomb! 2 crts potatoes and onions. To New York—75,480 gals wine, . 25 o nk. 'To Jamalca—25 cs canned salmon. ps s Ty Movement of Steamers. ia-—167 bbls flour, 624 gals wine, 27 gals s canned goods, 169 flasks quick- lbs pig lead, 12.640 Ibs dry dross, 77 bales cattle hair, | TO ARRIVE. Steamer. ¥rom. Mongolia Hero Santa Cruz. Eureka.. Portland & Astorl Graye Harbor pqm.na & g -[Asr. | Sydney & Way JApr. 4} b o Bay & B, Orrord. Ay Seattle & Tacoma. Humboldt ... Grays Harbor Norfolk ... Oyster Harbor Humboldt . Puget_Sound Po New York via Panama. China and Japan. Coquille River Eel River Ports % San Diego & Way Pts. rApr Humboldt ... Portland & Astoria. | | | Puget _Sound Ports ued at §193,674. 1o be distributed as follows. For an. $136972; Philippine Islands, $31. 884: China, $22.: East Indies, $1860; Siam §52 The following were the principal ex ports: To 10,650 ctls barley, 22156 Ibs sugar, 3880 lbs 4 cs meals, 6003 cs canned salmon. 153 cs assorted canned goods, 271 ibs nuts, LM Ibs butter., 127 pkgs table prep- arations, pkgs grocerjes and provisions, o whiskey, 206 gals wine, 6 etls corn, 9 bal hay, 30 ctis oats, 1730 Ibs dried fruit, lbs raisi 1189 1 cheese, 1be coffee, 6 cs paints, 10 bales leather, 50 flasks quicksilver, 50 cs rubber boots, 11 pkes dry goods, 24 bales cotton duck, 58 bales cotton sheeting, 442 bicycles :u‘d sundries, 46 pkgs drugs and sundries, 35 ks agricultural Irnfllcmenu 163,148 Ibs pig l'nd 316 bdls 104 m steel, 64 pkgs paper, 9 pkgs rubber chemicals, 138 kg machinery, 335 ke Dulldios. makerial, 334,000 1bs tan bark, 212 bxs soap, 50 bbls oak extract, 101 cs nails, 319 volls 18 ce leather, 5052 gals -k:‘::ol. 1100 Ibs sulphur, 106 pkgs electrical sup) To Thilippine Islands—9450 Tbs bread, 1022 good 100 s Japan o canned i ? l:' I(I)l;‘!: :::uuy. whiskey, 122 gals gin potatoes, cs meals, 5 pkgs 'rvetflfl provisions, 300 buls beer, § pgs table preparations, 50 Californian. w York Apr. 11 | San Jose. ew York via Panama.|Apr. 13 | TO SAIL. Steamer. Destination. Salls.| Pler. April 3. Humboldt ... .| 9 am|Pier 13 San Diego & Way..| 9 am|Pier 11 April 4. | Pomona.... | Humboldt . 30 p|Pler 9 | April 5. Valencla... | Seattle & Tacoma.| 2 pm{Pler 9 ! | Newport & Way..| 8 am|Pier 11 | | Puget Souna Ports.|11 am(Pier 8 | | il 6. | | Coon B & Pt Ortd] 4 pmiPier 13 April 7. ‘ .| Humboldt ... 50 p|Pler 9 oria & Portland(1] am|Pler 24 San Diego & Way.| 9 am(Pier 11 Mexican Ports ....[10 am|Pler 11 i April 9. Elizabeth. . | Coquille River.....|10 am|Pler 20 By | Eel River Ports...| 4 pm|Pier 2 Ban Pedro & Way.| 9 am|Pier 11 Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 pm|Pier 20 N. Y. via Panamali2 m[Pler 40 April 10. Puget Sound Ports.|11 am|Pler 9 Senator. April 13. | G. W. Elder| e e Plo‘r‘umdlll am|Pler 24 Ventura....| Sydney & Way Pts. 2 pm|Pler 7 April 15. | City Puebla | Puget Sound Forts.]11 am|Pier 9 Centennial. . Seattle & Tacoma.| 8 pm|Pler 20 | G. Lindauer! Grays Harl 4 pm|Pier 10 FROM SEATTLE. For. Sails. Skagway & Way Ports. The bullding was i e, at noo 3 m. Greenwich C. Lieutenant, U. 8. N., it sind Aol 1k on the tower of the Ferry dropped exactly at noon to- n of the 120th meridian, or at 8 time. URNETT, in charge. Moon and Tide. Sun, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— fimnnflfl-hhtdwndelm San Francisco «at Fort P Be:nutiful Reproduction, in olor, of the Magnificent @ ¥ Palace of Transporta NEXT SUNDAY: : A € hon PALACE OF TRANSPORTATION. In 1803 the flatboat and the packhorse were about the only means of transporta- tion available in the vast domain ceded by France to the United States. There are to- day 65,000 miles of railways in this same territory, its rivers are traversed by many fleets, its trolley lines are innumerable and it is second to no country on earth in its facilities for transportation. The wilderness of 1803, now the heart of the great republic, has invited all the world to gather at its greatest city and join in celebrating its centennial anniversary. At this celebration modern methods of transportation will naturally be given promi- 'nent place, for without their potent assistance the Louisiana Purchase could not have won its present proud position, could not have achieved its immense wealth and power, could not have become a seat of empire in a single century. This commodious structure, unique in design and appearance, is admirably adapt- ed to the purposes for which it is intended. It is rectangular, s25x1300 feet, cover- ing nearly sixteen acres, and including over four miles of railroad track. No less than 12,300,000 feet of lumber were used in its construction, and the architecture su- perbly conforms to the needs of the exhibits. All the exhibits will be on the ground floor, and in the main building locomotives, cars and all large railway exhibits will occupy a central position, and every known method of transportation be appropriately shown. It will be seen that this picture is altogether different from other pictures of the series, just as the Palace of Transportation differs from any other exhibit palace. This difference gives the zest of variety and makes each picture the more highly ap- preciated, but the fact is that every person in the land ought to get EVERY PIC- TURE and preserve an UNBROKEN SERIES. Remember, there is no charge for the pictures. They Are Presented FREE With The Call. Order in advance or you may be disappointed. i 4 + R +esescsssescsssess e . PORT HARFORD—Arrived Apr 2, 3 p m— Stmr Alcazar, hence Mar 31. ‘Sllled Apr 2—Stmr Alcazar, for San Fran- elsco. Arrived Apr 2—Stmr Santa Cruz, hence Apr 1, and satied at midnight for San Pedro. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Apr 2—Br ship County of Linlithgow, hence Mar 25. B ] 2—Ger ehip Thekla, hence ar 20, TACOMA—Sailed Apr 2—Schr Carrier Dove, for San_Pedro. GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Apr 2—Schr A. B. Johnson, from San Pedro: schr Novelty, Bay. Published by official authority of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25 minutes later than at Fort Point: the height of tide 1s the same at both places. SUNDAY, APRIL 3. Nicaria, from Tacoma, San Francisco, etc., for Hamburg. —— Business of Recorder’s Office. The statement of business in the Recorder’s office for the month of | March, 1904, shows that there were 8512 documents filed, of which the most | important were: Agreements, 31; bills Sun rises. Moon_rise s ‘1’"’: Em:\ PR e hénce Mar 20; schr Liszle Vance, heoce Mar of sale, 85; building contracts, 177; z " schr Sausalito, from San : 3 H W L Wi R Apr o_stmr | 9648, 1083; deeds of trust, 126; leases, . San Mateo, for Tacoma. 62; marriage certificates, 263; mort- PORT HADLOCK—Safled Apr 2—Ger bark Ecuador, for United Kingdom. TA H—Passed In Apr 2—Schr Lottie Bennett, from San Pedro, for Port. Townsend. Passed out Apr 2—Stmr Shawmut, for China. Passed April 2—Br ship Clan Buchanan, from Honolulu, for Port Townsend: stmr City of Puebla, hence Mar 31, for Victoria. Passed out Apr 2—Stmr George Loomls, from Seattle, for San Francisco; Br stmr Moana, for Sydney. gages (real), 432; mortgages (personal), 215; reconveyances, 88; releases (real), 322; releases (personal), 115; miscel- laneous, 513. The cash receipts were $5511 95, gain of $369 80 over March, 1903 al NOTE—Tn the above exposition of the tides 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 th day, except when there are but three tides, as schr Lizzie Prien, for Coquille River; C. S. Holmes, for — ASTORIA—Salled Apr San Francisco. Arrived Apr 2—Schr J. H. Lunsmann, from Honolulu. 2—Schr Arrived Apr hence Mar 27. VI RlA—Snlled Apr 2—Br stmr Moana, etimes occurs. The heights given are in 2adition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey charts, except when a minus (—) sign precedes the helght, 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. o —Stmr Oregon, for W. F. Witzemann, ki e s S Shippi i SAN DIEGO—Salled Apr 2—Schr Maweema, Shipping Intelligence. | 4% PiEao gyea oo " EUREKA—Arrived Apr 2—Stmr Spokane, ARRIVED. hence Apr 1; schr O. M. Kellogg, from San 2. | Pedro. REDONDO—Sailed Apr for San Francisco. Saturday, April 2, Stmr Pomona, Swanson, 17 hours from Eu- 2—Stmr Whittler, CALIFORNIA ek - - **Etmr Melville. Dollar, Fosen, 37 hours from | , PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Apr 2—Schr Cam LIMITED TO CHICACO S P od arles Nelson, Gunderson, 44 bours I T LO S Apr 2—Bitn Kitki- LEAVES DAILY ! ¢rom San Pedro, with schr Emma Claudina in | tat. for Honolulu. tow ISLAND PORT. Stear BonisORsiow. 40, hours from Newport | HONOLULU—Arrived Apr . 2—Ital bark apd way port Michele Blanchi, from Newcastle, Aus.; schr Sime Maggie, Corning, 4 hours from Halt- moon Bav. Aloha, kence Mar 6. EASTERN PORTS. Other Santa Fe Trains: SchrEmma_Claudina, ~Peterson, 44 hours| > NORFOLK—Sailed Mar ‘81—Br stmr Queen a“m o e oris Bend, Jackson, 5 days from | Christina, for Manila. i s s“’“‘é".';(m‘;fl'flflfli Coos Bay. FOREIGN PORTS. ¥ p. m. s, lealia, Tuy_en, Rovee. (Thopipeon, 12 -hours, from TOCOPILLA—Arrived Mar 1s—Br bark Dun- P. m. for Stockton. Fort Bragg. dee, -from P m. for Kansas City, Grand Canyon and Lightship No, 70, Keanelly, from moorings outside San Francisco heads. SANTA ROBALIA—Arrived Mar 10—Fr bark from Hambutg. Chicago. _CLEAREé)l g TR 15—Br amr..-.n Co!tlcb:m. for New- | TICKET OFFICES—641 Market St. and aturday, Apr not Port Townsend. Stme City of Sydney, MecLean, Panama, ete., 11—Br stmr| Ferry Depot, 8. F. Also 1112 Broad- PMES Co. from Liverpool, for Vancouver. ‘way, Oakland, Cal. 27 South First St., sunr Alameda, Dowdell, Honoluli, J. D. V=d Mar 29—Stmr Seguranca, San Jose. from [< K LILT Bere Ueited: Mar 30—8tme City of Washington, ‘Stmr Liki Liki, Berg, Honolulu, J. D. Spreck- for New York. o Bt Castle, Nilson, Honolulu, J. D . LOR}}NT(b)—Arn\‘d Mar 17—Ger stmr Menes, TOSANRAFAEL, Epreckels & Bros. Co. 'rom Hambur: ptic, Armstrong, Hongkong and | GUATEMALA—Arrived Mar 18—Ger stmr Yonohama, S1a Honolas, O & O 55 Co Mera, hence Feb 14, for Hamburs. NORTH ROSS VALLEY, Br stmr Wyefleld, Watson, I\Il’lllmo, West- SANTA RosAL‘A—Arered Mar 10—Ger ship Tarpenbek, from Ham CAST LS o Raics Apr 1—ship Jabes Howes, tor Honolulu, and act as previ- MILL VALLEY, ern Fuel Co. Br ship Travancore, Whelan, Queenstown, schi Repea Pago, CAZADERO, Etc. . Ju;fx"“‘}:r?f;\l;nvg:‘m"' RS, w;"iafsm EAY—Arrived Mar 18—Br bark S H O R E Nivelle, from Chemainus. Via Sausalito Ferry. ST. VINCENT--Passed Apr Schr Stanley, Wallstedt, codfishing, Union 1—Ger stmr Co. Suburban Service, Standard Gauge etlflo—- Fikh o SAILED. Abydos, hence Dec 18, for Hamburg. Depast_ (rum San Francsco Daily 7:00, § Saturday, April 2. LIMERICK—In port Mar 16—Br ship Queen 00, 11:00 4520, 45,; 5, 4 !5. Smr ‘Alameds, Dowdell Henolulo, Y 1n pore. Mar -5r ship Eskasonl, | ¥/ BANO;AT:G‘EL TO s}m mncmco Stmr George W. Elder, Randall, Astorla. for San Diego, via Newcastle, Aus. —Da3 125, 6 Maggie, Corning, Halfmoon Bay. SURr Jenmle Gritfin, Gibson. Point Reyes. Stmr City of Syéney, McLean, Panama, etc. 35, 7:40, 8:35, HONGKONG—Arrived prior’ Apr 2—Br stmr x! n 1% 2155, 3:45, 4:45, Athenian, from Vancouver. VICTORIA, Arrived Apr 2—Stmr 2 8 oM MILL VALLEY TO _SAN FRAN- Stmr Signal mh.;g-rgmcm“';;y city of Puebin hence ——. CISCO—Da.ly, 5:43, “€:35, 7:52, 8:35, 9:35, Stmr Argo, DU P B ers:. Honolula, Sailea Apr 3—Br stmr Moana, for Sydney. | 11:20 a. m.. i3:35,°3:00. 3:15, 4:06, 5:03, 6:05, Stme Liva o OCEAN STEAMERS. 7:06, 9:00, 10:3 , Christensen, Astoria. T;crm-uk':'?wtfi. A‘rmnm-. Hongkong and kohama, via Honolulu. 7"Br n:::' ‘Wyefield, Watson, Nanaimo. Ship Star of Russia., Lindbers, Karluk. Bitn & N, Castle, Nilson, Honolulu. Schr Glendale, Gronwal wack. R e Junsson, Caspar, In tow of tug Sea Rover. , Moe, Grays Harbor. Sohr Gotten Shore, Rasmussen, Eureka Schr Andy Mahone; Astoria. Schr Annle Larsen, W - TELEGRA IC. POINT LOBOS. April 2, 10 p. m.—Weather clondy; wind south; velocity 12 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. aEAmz—Arrlml Apr 2—Stmr Rainier, Hkml' Excelsior, for Valdez. %flfi fi‘; 5:30 p m—Stmr Jeante, for e S‘(‘:‘oos BAY—Arrived Apr 2—Stmr Arcata, hence Aor Apr 2—Stmr Klllance, from Eureka. ArTived Abr 2—Schr James A. Garfeld, from Diezo. 5 p. THROUGH TRAINS. 8:00 a. m daily—Cazadero and way stations. 5:15 p. m_ week days (Saturday excepted)— ‘Tomales and way statfons. 3:15 p. m. Saturdays—Cazadero and way stations. Sunds Yl mly—lfl a. m., Point Reyes and way s 55 PCRET OFFICE 26 farket st. FERRY—Union Depot, foot of Market st. MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY NEW YORK—Arrived Apr 2—Stmr Prinzese Victoria Louise, from Bermuda. Salled Apr 2—Stmr Pemuvlv‘!lh. for Ply- ‘moutli; stmr Minnetonka, for on; stmr !trurll. for Liverpool: stmr St. Louls, for Ply- stmr Columbia, for Gla: ; stmr for Antwerp: stmr California, for Gib- tmr Prinzess Irene, for Naples and Genoa; stmr Laurentian, for Glasgow. Arrlved Apr 2—Stmr La Torraine, NAPLES—Arrived Apr 2—Stmr Lombardie, trom New York. Sailed Apr H(mr Calal YDI‘ New York. o iort satien ‘Ave ‘3-Stmr Siberian, for Ph HA' Apr 2—Stmr La Torraine, for New BELFAST-—Arrived Mar 80—Stmr New TR pool—nr:v:s CApr 2—Stmr Cam- P pr Sstrars Celtic and Umbria, for lfl:fl;n. Philadelphia. from San Arflnd Apr H!lnt cl‘rln-.xm: Mar 31, Salled Apr 2—8 2| Tratus leave and ave due to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. (Main Line, Ferry Depot Foot of Market Surces , £3i7x — Fuow Fremuamy 17 194 ;m. Vacaviile, Wiiters. funmey 004 Benicia, Saisun. Eimira sad Sacra- meaw 6 25 a “(Via aviai. Portian 8004 Davis. Woodland. Knights Marysville, Oroville.. 830 Port Costa. Martinez, Byroa, Tracy. Stockien man. Los New ua.‘m»m Pors Conta s P Modcstor Mérosd: Fresa. Goshen Junmction, H rd, Visalis, Bakersfield . 43500 8302 Niles, San Jose. Livermore, Stuck- ton, (+M1lton). lone. Sacramento, rllelrvflll. Marysville, Chico, Red 4200 8.304 o-u-u. CMIM Jamestown. So- nors, Tuolumne and Ange! 4. 800 Afisatic en and Easc. 11.20a 4 Bichmond, Martmes asd Waj .50¢ N 'n- o Overinnd " Limited — Ogdon, 10004 T er. Omaba. Chicage. S Vallejo.. u'n‘ T8/ gy B dica Fassenger art! nd Way 'htbll. e th.ll. dfl!m Tracy, rop, odeste, Merced, Fresno and Way Stw tions beyond Port Costa. .. Tacy, Stockton, Lodt... 1 unu-u,s.n Blma‘ltl.vfll-hl'lflt e iien” -nu‘ > Stockion. Lo . prrars, s, lrvingtes. k-{ 5.00r The Owi Limited man, Los Banos. b ‘% 4 11, Mendots. Pmu. Tulare, Bakersoeid. Los Ange! @olden State Lxmu..d Sleeper, Oskiand to u- Al:alca for Cak 00" Hayward. Niles aad Sgn 007 Eastern Express—Oglgn. Denver, Omahs, St. Louls, Chicago sad Esst._Port Costa. Benicia, Sul- sun, Eimirs, Devis, Sacramenta, Rocklin, Auburi, Colfax. rncle-, Bocl. Reno, Wads 8.00" V-In dllly. except Sunday. e T sville, Ko P, i, Bt i = e Faget Sound a Ly sui (Rarrow 8164 "ut. Ceaterville, San Jose, Felton, Boulder Cresk. Seata i rr.newnl Wy Beation 4300 Newark San jose. Los Gatos s i 18.55 statiol . 10654 NP o ! 3. w . 00 2 q;xfii LINE (Broad Gauge). (Third sad Townsend Streets.) P ta. San Lais Obls| rinc!, ERSicEas 3 ventura, S.Il Ldl A 9.004 San Jose. Pimos, c-pn.l; uCI'lu.Pv:il:Grvn‘Bdi San Luis Obispo sa ':3 3 “i: ln?m ‘and Way Siations. . 1.200 ' lhsl::- Jese. Lo Gaiie 7.30» a . 4 130r 8in Sove and Way Sistion [ 3.00r Dei ¥ Monte Exprese—san San Jose, Dol Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove (connects at Saats. Clsra for Sants Crus, Boulder Creek and Narrow Gauge Polnts) £ Stivey_tor Hollister, Tree ile for Salinas. fr- Pace w.‘ San Jose and Rag Jo, S 8 .IE CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. LESSEE SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. and 11:30 p. m_ Saturda) l—mfl tri; X e m.; 1900 &,“ 1:50 sLNDAYs—a 00, 9: 1:00 20, 11:30 p. 7:30 a 3:30 p| 5:10 p 7:30 a| 3:30 5:10 p| 7:30a) 3:30 p| ‘Windsor, 7:30a) Healdsburg, Lytton, 3:30 p| G“Cl serville, overdale, 7:30 a| 3:30 p| and "Dkian. 7:30a) 8:00a 3:30 p| 3:30 p|__ Guerneville. | 7:35 7:30 a] 8:00 5:10 p| 5:00 p| _ Glen Ellen. 7:30 a| 8:00 aj 3:30 p| 3:30 p| _ Sebastopol. STAGES connect at Green Brae for San Springs serville ' for the Ho, Booneville for Duncan Springs, Highland Camp Mendoch Fort Brags, Vaal: st Willits Tor, ot Cahto, Covelo, vlue Cummings, Bell's :Eh-" Sunday round-trip tickets at re- 5 to &l poipta Dd“nfl'?:“fill‘. l(u:l’" rates. e oriet otfices. 630 Market strest, Chromicle X. RYAN, Ticket building. S e Agt. H. C. WHITING,