The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 23, 1904, Page 24

24 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1904. —_— United States Training Ship Buffalo, Bound for this Port, Will Have Her New Boilers Built at Mare Is —_— ed at t ports of destination s hay, 10,868 1 d th who played them not to ar- | S i v e los e Rosalia d'Alj, ns, 4311 Is wine, 9 <h pkegs (resh en out for the unusually | E drica frait, 300 s 00 pkes & aavs I New eese, 20 pkgs table prepara- P s “Srom ! canned goods, 61 pkgs groceries ware Breakwater, s, 1619 1bs lard, 91,204 ft lumber. land Instead of the East ~. 188 bxs wsoap, 180 bdls port. Calms, 152 ‘s coal oil, 26 pes unfavorable | iis wire, 30 coils vope, | pkes machinery, 24 | reinsurance | i sewing ines. os | X 6 bals s pipe, Pes 2 i the doors, 8 bdls 18 bars iron, 10 bals steel, | reta, another )xs candles, 22 boiler tubes, 88 pkgs wagon over lmouth, Eng terial, 24 pkgs paper. Australia. She-was - trip that is usually Exports by Panama Steamer. ! to 120 days. Her | Tne st City of Peking salled yesterday ; ce arose from 10 to |.for of Panama and way ports | sure were the spe. Tith e merchandise cargo valued at | nad foundered some- |y .. " o Central America, er appearance | Panama, $6649; Colombla, $2144; New Yor Her appearance |y bl 144; New ¥ outh, even after her pes of her safety, them and a disap- to ter encoun- d her. beam rboard rail -four hours. To falling her \ ov to have been om Liv City of Peking Sails. = F Mail steamship City of TO ARRIVE ¥ g e sterday noon for P: had consid Mrs. d wife, A. Win- New Boilers for Buffalo. St training ship | G. Lindaver.. | Grays Harbor ... c 21 Cid & at- | Pomo Point Arena & Albion El Cid and lat- | (000, oi" | Beattie & Tacom: ¢ namite Cruiser | Alameda.. ... Honolulu : ¥ to this por( | City Panama.. New York via Ancon . laroe num. | G- W- Elder.. | Portland & Astorfa....| S a large num- | Corona. . Humboldt # t n which will | Curacao... n Ports . = Ok Bonita. . d & Way tleship Ohio, | point 4 cino & Pt complement n Diego & W | ntion of the Sound Ports | 2> I e to send 3 | . tic for T | DO h she is much in need, | t for t long journey ; ¥ € depar; ent » sel could make th i esent condition, | __TO SaIL 5 yoilers 1 be built at Mare Destination, | Island and the vessel kept e | or s recruit schoolship Portland direct 1 pm[Pler 2 | fo e e 2e boilers wii! s e & Tacoma.| 4 pm Pi-r cos $120,000, all of the Astoria & Portland| 5 pm|Pler work by the Mare Island iy Diego A Wiv-1.3 Snbiar mechanics and the material being sent October 24, | | to coast from the East. | + |\ Los Angeles Ports.|10 am|Pler Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pier — | Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pler Steamer Departures. Los Angeles Ports, |10 am|Pier ) Astoria & Portland|1l of the steam trade of October 35, | Tl e Boriaih Tror Ehe 1u0. Eureka & Coos B./11 am|Pier b <5 ok Coquille River ....| & pm|Pler day. Coquille River ....| 6 pm!Bler hirteen vessels went out—City of Pe- Arcata, Coos B. & Pt, Orfd| 4 pm|Pier s e T i - Vot N. Fork Humboldt .........| 9 am!Pier 2 g for P: 2, Queen for Victori * | Breakwater. | Coos Bay direct. \5:: yl:; ontara for Seattle and Tacoma, W. | Pomona..... Humboldt 1:30 p|Pler i Aurelia for Portland, | Shina e & Jowun..- -4 & weliE y for Crescent City, Elizabeth | Bureka..... | Humboldt woosr....| & Sm{Plor River, Corona for Eu-| ... ke 28, ) e v . | Arctic. mboldt .. reka James S. Higgins for Fort | &o iy [San Bedto& Wav.| 9 amlbics 13 Bragg, Argo for Eel River ports, Point October 27. | Arena for Mendocino, San Pedro for | Homer. e A Flcts.| & peivies 3 o Norwood....|Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 pm| H Los Angeles ports and Bonito for | City Puebla, Puget Sound Ports. |1} bolbkr 2 Newp | Pomo.. |Pt. Arena & Alblon| 6 pm|Pler 2 State of Cal. San Diego & Way. am|Pier 11 & - October 28. Columbus Knights at Vallejo. | Coron: Humboldt ;30 p|Pler 9 g o s G. Lindauer.|Grays Harbor. f A delegation of 700 Knights of Co- | Neris orers taroo": Bier 10 us from San Francisco and Oak- Willapa Harbor . |Pler 20 4 will go to Vallejo to-day on the R grverc el | petete; s . steamer H. J. Corcoran. They will Honolulu - 11 m{Bler 3 the organization of a new | &W. - Astoria & Poriland/11 am(Pler 24 of the order in Vallefo. The | =" 0% (N go e Ancon-12 m Pler 40 will leave from the foot of | Bonita......|Newpors & Way...| 9 am|Pler 11 t | Centennial attle & Tacoma.| b pm|Pier 20 | November 1. - | Umatilla....|Puget Sound Port; .lu am!Pier 9 Water Front Notes. FROM SE. | 3 The British' ship Poltallock came T @own yesterday from Selby's and an- | _oroomer [ - Destination. e chored eoff the Risdon Iron Works | Dolphin. . . Skagway & Way Ports.|Oct. 23 The German bark Steinbek is at pler | Gi, Sattle o 4 and the French bark Bidart at pier | Faralion. Skagway & Way Ports.|Oct. 31 The ship A. J. Fuller is at Butch- ertown and the ship Servia from Kar- luk is In quarantine for fumigation. The Oriental and Occidental liner Doric wiil arrive from China and Japan to-morrow forenoon. The Pacific Mail steamships China and Algoa will sail i. e, @t noon of the 120th meridian, or at § ; for the Orient Tuesday. 5. & Greenwich time. 3. C. BUBNETr " °} i | Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charge. | —_—— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. The British bark Kildalton (on Puget Eound) is chartered for wheat, thence t - rope st 26s 3d. s The British ship Port Caledonia is chartered for jumber from Puget Sound to Melbourne at 84 schooner Glen, same business, from this port to La Pas, Mexico, at §7. Pataucle-pattses A Oargo for Liverpool. The British ship Glenburn was cleared yes- terday for Liverpool with 59,214 cs canned Additional Cargo. In eddition to the cargo previously reported the steamer Ventura, which sailed on Thurs- @ay for Syfney and way ports, carried 100 cs clgarettes and 21 pkes _machinery, $2u81, consigned to New Zealabd, and 95 pkgs machinery, 10 cs boots and shoes, 10 Pkgs typewriters and parts and 1 bale duck, valued st $4008, for Australia. —— Merchandise for Tahiti. The stesmer Mariposa, which salled on ‘Thursday for Tahiti, carried an assorted mer- mmmunuxnmw]flumm dney | who played on |9 France, $2500; Eng- The following were dor, §768; $60. 100 flasks 18 1bs ham bbis fi 2504 13 cs 1940 1t 474 1t n, 1 From | | Grave H China & .|San Diego & Way Doric. .. State of Cal Japan nta Clara...| Seldovia & Way Zorts..|Nov. 1 Time Ball Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 5. N., Mer- chants' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., October 22. 1904 The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry bulléing was dropped exactly at noon to-fay— Sun, Moon and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— Time and Helght of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. Published by officlal authority of the Euperintendent. 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 is the same at both places. DAY, OCTOBER 23, mm NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left hang column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence as to time: the | fourth time célumn gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts t when a mious (—) - t, and then the number | girl to-day. SEVERAL OVERDUE VESSELS ABRIVE <+ given is subtracted from the 4-nth the charts. The plane of refer. ¢ of the lower low waters iy RS SHIPPING INTFLLi¢ - Saturday, 0 " A Kilburn, Thompsof. Hi om James § Higglns, T Fo®rs San Pedro. r Gualal s Landing. Stmr Columbia, Doran, 64 hours from Port- Kalnin, 12 hours from Delmar land, via Astoria 41 hours. Stmr Santa Cruz, Alberts, t Harford. pSimr Newport, Corning, 7 hours, trom Pigeon oin Sumr Sputh Cor aspar. Stmr Santa’ Barbara, Zaddart, 20 hours fm Port Harford. 3 Stmr Brooklyn, Carlson, 14 hours from Men. doc! Schr Newark, Reinertsen, 13 hours from Bowens Landing. Schr Roy mers_ Solland, 10 days fm Grays Harbor. CLEARED. Saturday, October 22. Stmr City of Peking, Robinson, Anconm, ete; Pac Mail § § Co. Stmr Corona, Gielow, Burek: S Co. mr Montara, Rellly, Seattle; Pac Coast 8§ 24 hours from Olsen, 14 hours from t, Pac Coast s tmr Columbia, Portland § S Co. Br ship Glenburn, Johnston, LiverpooF; Bal- four, Guthrie & C ’ Schr Stanley, Wallstedt, Pirate Cove; Union Fish Co, BAILED, Saturday, October 22. Stmr Bonita, Leland, San Pedro, etc. Stmr Mackinaw, Storrs, Tacoma. Stmr Queen, Thomas, Victoria. Stmr City of Peking, Robinson. Ancon, ete. Stmr Greenwood, Walvig, Hardy Creek. Stmr Corona, Gielow, Eureka. Br stmr Wellington, Cutler, Ladysmith, B C. Schr Coquelle. Spring, Coquille River. riffin, Gibson, Bolinas. Zampa, Kallenberg, Grays Harbor. OUTSIDE BOUND IN—3 P. M. Doran, Asteria; 8 F and Stmr Arcata, TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS—Oct 22, 8 p m—Weather hazy; wind NW; velocity 4 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. AN PEDRO—Salled Oct 21—Bktn Griff for Port Hadlock; stmr ancisco, ZATT City of Sea Sailed Oct wa J M Samoa, for Arrived Oct from Skagw, Stmr Cottage City; for Skag- 22, 4 a m—Stmr ASTORIA—Sailed Oct 22—Schr Taurus, for Pedro; stmr laqua, for San Francisco; Annle’ Larsen, for San Pedro. COMA—Sailed Oct 22—Schr Alvena, for —Arrived Oct 22—Br ship kong. ARBARA—Sailed Oct San_Frencisco, EASTERN PORTS. 3 Arrived Oct 21—Br stmr Crals. rom Colon. WARE BREAKWATER—Artived Oct bark Rosalie de Ali, from New Cale- 22—Stmr ISLAND PORTS. led Oct 20—Br stmr African w_York, _Arri 21—Br stmr Sellasia, from Newcastle, FOREIGN PORTS. N—rrived Oct 18—Stmr Allianca, fm New k oo Oct Stmr - Yucatan, for New orl FALMOUTH—Arrived Oct “21=Br ship Hougomont from Tacoma; Oct 22—Br ship Andreta, from § —Br stmr Heath- raig, for Delaware Breakwater. VALPARAISO—Sailed Oet 7—Ger stmr Pentaur, for Hamburg, CAPE TOWN—Salleq Oct 21—Schy Watson for Newcastle, LIVERPOOL—Sailed Oct 21—Ger ship Alice; for San Francisco. 3 OHAMA—Arrived prior to Oct 22—Stmr from Seattle Aus. KI—Sailed Thomas, for San Fran OCE Arrived ~ Oct York for Liverpool, and pro- 22—Stmr —_————— Hutton Case Hangs Fire. The argument on the petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the May- or to appoint a successor to Police Commissioner H. W. Hutton ‘was re- sumed before Judge Lawlor yesterday. Attorney George D. Collins replied to Assistant City Attorney Partridge and Partridge asked for and was granted five days in which to answer Collins. —_——— “Mothers are so dens complained a “Mine comes in the par- lor when I have callers and stays and stays and stays.” 0AST LUMBER - WINS CONTEST { Lofty Pine Trees of North Supply First Materials to Build in the Canal Zone CONTRACT IS AWARDED ‘Wharves and Houses Soon to Be Built at Western End of Continental Waterway Admiral Walker of the Panama Canal Commission cabled yesterday to jthe Bellilngham Bay Improvement Company’s office in this city that the company has been awarded the con- tract for supplying 2,028,000 feet of Ore- gon pine lumber for the interoceanic waterway at Panama. This is regard- ed as a triumph for a Pacific Coast concern over Eastern rivals. In addi- tion to the Bellingham Bay Improve- ment Company there were bids sub- mitted by the Texas and Georgia in- terests represented by the East Coast Lumber Company, a powerful and large combination. The ‘award is considered a favorable sign that the Pacific Coast will be ‘re- garded favorably by the Panama Canal Commission in the making of contracts for needed supplies. The lumber to be furnished by the Bellingham Bay com- The first consignment of lumber is to be used in the construction of houses and wharves at Ancon, the Coast end of the canal zone. There is a considerable demand for timbers as | long as 32 feet, which can be used for the capping of wharves. The provision for house lumber indicates that no time will be lost by the Panama Canal tions on the Pacific Coast end of the canal for the engineers and others who are to have charge of the construction work. The contract includes a clause mak- ing it obligatory that the first install- ment of the lumber shall be shipped to Ancon not later than twenty days after the award.” The entire lot must be for- warded within fifty days from signing of contraet. The Kosmos Steamship line will be the- carriers. | ——e———————— | All Good Housewives Use Lesiie Sterilized Salt on table. It's pur Runs freely. Does'not clog. It's the ideal sal ———— Young Monnier in New Role. George Monnier Jr., who says he is the son of the late George Monnier, whose will is now undergoing a searchlight process before Superior Judge Coffey, played a new role yes- terday. He appeared before the ex- amining board of physicians on in- sanity at the City Hall to testify against his mother-in-law, Mrs. Isa- bella Henry, who Tesides at 865 Eliz- abeth streét. It''ls 4lleged by the woman's husband, A. K. Henry; Ed Dell, Elmer Henry and Mrs. Monnier that Mrs. Henry is dangerously in- sane and should be confined where she cannot injure herself or others. After a portion of the evidence had been heard further proceedings were continued until to-morrow. Mrs. Henry will be detained at the Emer- gency Hospital subject to medical ob- servation. B — B.F.Stoll, dentist: Haight & Masonlic a: B — A married man is always telling his wife how healthful housework is. pany is valued at about $40,000. Much larger orders will undoubtedly be placed before many months have| | passed. Pacific | Commission in providing accommoda- | WILL CONVENE | AT SAN JOSE Thirtieth Annual Meeting of Fruit Growers of Cal-, ifornia to Be Held Soon e S ¥oar AN IMPORTANT AFFAIR ST T State: Horticultural Com- mission Arranges for the HE UL, S Special Dispatch to The Call. SACRAMENTO, Oct. 22.—The State Horticultural Commission has issued the following circular to be held at San Jose: “Very complete arrangements Growers' Annual Convention (the thir- tieth) at San Jose. open on Tuesday, December 6, and con- tinue until Friday, the 9th. The Uni- ltarlan church, one of the best build- | ings in San Jose, has been secured for the purpose. Arrangements have been made for a public reception. to the at- tendants at the convention and provi- sions have also been made with the hotels for reduced rates to members, while the rallroads will issue excursion tickets to all wishing to attend. “Fruit conditions in Califcrnia at the present time are at a somewhat low ebb, owing to the disorganized condi- | tion of the growers. How to remedy | this will be the great subject to come | up for consideration at the ccnvention. This is a vital matter and one in which | every fruit grower in California is di- | rectly interested. - A harmonious or- | ganization, by which the various grow- !ers can work together, means success !in their business and a fair profit for | their labors. Failing in this, ruin stares them in the face.’ Realizing this | condition, the fruit growers are mov- | ing to attend this convention in large numbers, and it unquestionably will be | | | | { _.NEXT SU Place your order early for the Next Sunday Call, @s the demand CHILD AND CHICKENS. FREE ART SUPPLEMENT WITH NDAY'’S is growing and the supply is Ihnigedy . 2 ot i : B a w £ ALL AGENTS AND News_m;.m SELL THE CALL. : Comfort of the Delegates in connection . -with' the convention of fruit growers are | being made for holding the next Fruit | The convention will | ADVERTISEMENTS. ARE MY SPECIALTY MEN, RENEW YOUR VIGOR—There is no reason for any man continuing to be a weak- ling—to_be without bounding strength and vi- rility. 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It is the only thor- oughly scientific treatment for this disease being employed. SPECIAL ATTENTION also given to Organic Weak Lost Vigor, Hydrocele, . Unna Losses and Stricture. ral LIVE ALL YOUR YEARS A MAN. My valuable and instructive pamphlet, “Live All Your Years a Man' free on request by malil or in person. Offices, Corner of Market @ KearnySts Private Entrance -702 Market St: Trains Jeave and ithe most important and best attended | ~ toarriveat .th‘:‘it has ever been held in ‘he State. | ‘ ‘ 2 SAN FRANCISCO. | “Every possible ~arrangement has ! | been - made. for the comfort of the [ S # ! . Frox OcTosz= 28, 1904 i { » ! Suests. - As. the. convention 18 to be |Santafe ) | s held in the most ceptral part of the (Foot of Market Strees ) | State, within easy reach of all sections, \ 4 MAIN LINE. — xsniew | and as the railroads are lending every N ¥ | T700A Vacaviile, Winters, Rumsey.... ... 7509 | ald in the matter of bringing the fruit ook Besteia, Rimih and Samemesas.. 730 | growers together on this occasion, we CALIFORNIA Kosn am 8.200 | may safely look for a very large gath- L'MITED TO cHICA"D 7.200 ering and from the deliberations of the 2 3 ‘members of this convention we may LEAYES MONDAYS :ced THURSDAYS & oon o215 7509 # Davia, W | hepe to bring the fruit industry out of g‘a d{::; :‘m‘l ”:‘fi"’:r":’“ 3 days e vil 7.509 | its present slough and put it once more - 8.304 Msrsiins, A e Rpss. e upon a paying basis. It is to the in- | Mo, . Haaford, terest of every fruit grower in Cali- Other Santa Fe Trains: | e . 4200 fornia to be present at this con- 7 ™. | por Stoc Fresno, Bakersfleld, - vention.” 1 @] Merced, Hanford and Visalia. e o e . m. For-Stockton. . ¢ Milton = 3 Sick S m. For Kansas City, Grand Canyon dnrysvilie. Chico. Red Bluft 4200 For Sick Soldlers. and Chicago. 8.304 0 krln\:. in r.Y mnmv‘ Mary B. Templeton, department in- | Ticket Offices—&41 Market st. and Ferry Depot, nors, Tuolumne and Angels ..., 209 , San Franciscoealso 1112 Broadway, Oak- 8.00A Atiantic Express—Ogden and Easc, 5209 spector of the Women's Relief Corps, | lang, Cal.: also 27 South lst, San Jose. 8.30A Richmond, Martinez sad Way oo peld an oMolal viale a few evenings | ; 10008 The™ Overisad “Limived = biden, ago to Lincoln Corps of that order in CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERY RY. CO. o et its hall in the Pioneer building. She, 1008 Vel s 12200 was received by a large number of | Tiburem Ferry, Foot of Market Street. | jgg0a Los~ Angéics Fasseager — Fori | Josta, Martinez, Byron, Tracy, members and was also greeted by | gaw PRANCISCO TO =*— RAFAEL. Lathrop. Stockton, Merced, many visitors' from other subordin-. WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12:35, }(I-ymlz;mi.r F:rlfo. Goshen .}ulr;o- | her praise of the work of the entire = Ivf‘%%n Hagward. Niles snd Way Scésion ».?'522 me;mbemug in assist:‘ng the Civil War 2.8 . 3:30. | T3 30m Bemicia, " winters. ;“s".‘ci:;...mg' | veterans during the last twelve » d, Knights Landing, | ks FRANCISCO. | . Orov! |months. Department Secretary Cyn- WEEK DAYS—b ,‘5'0 m7 50, 9:20, 11:15 . S '__nf’_,"’ |9. i0a thia Clapp and Past President Cora a. m.; E " les and Way Stations.. - B. Merritt, who accompanied the in- L S B e e oy e spector, were also loud in praise of i Merced. Derendn,” Fresuo ‘wd o Stations beyond Port Cos . the g0od work of Lincoln Corps. This 4.00P Maviiues San toamre Vallogo S opn | organization will hold a rummage sale ' __ . 2 _ | o ggw gSPLow Santa How....o.-« 920 | this week to increase its fund for the ek | Sun- | Sun- [ Week | 4 30p qayward, Nics. Irvingion, S | sick and distressed. R et S 3 B §agra. ) Dage,, Jose. Livermore. x | 30 a] 8:00a| 9:10a| 8:40a | 5.00P The Ow| Limited—Newman. Los | 9:30a) - Ignacto. 10:40 a[10:20 4 | Banos. Mendotn, Fresno, Tulare, P [ 6:05pf 6:20p | oo 3o BaKersteid [.u-Alinlf; ’;gt 5 7:35 p| an Jose . A e Ko 6.00 T | 9:10a| 8:40a $.00 P Novato, {10:40 a/10 a Denver. Kausas Cit: 3:3 39a| Petaluma, | 6:05p| 6 ‘ynlmul_-ym kstnnk = 5 0 p| and 7 Co'fax. Reno, 8parks, Montello, i 5l _Santa Rosa. | 0,00 yORR = 12508 .. 5 X allejo, da 10: 7.00P Valieo, 7.509 Fulton. |7 7.6CP Kichin | | Mart n 5 e 7.000 rene Paseen o Healdsburg. [10:402(10:20 2 Lytton, Geyserville, ol 6:20p 7504 Cloverdafe. | | | " Hopland 10:40 a[10:20 a 8.50a ciaid URNE. - VTN S99 dny on T L S Wilits and ! N . N » 10:40 a|10:20 a tervil Jose, 73 30 Pl G""?,’vmi_ 5 p| 6 :",D . Boulder Santa af $:00al Sonoma, 12160 Newaric Camtarvile, Sex. dos 00" pl__Glen Ellen. New Kimaden. Los Gatos. Felon [10:40 aj10:20 2 Boulder Creek, Santa Crus and : 0 pl Sebastopol. 7:35 p| 6:20 p Principal Way Stations »;u.:s. 1 o 0554 i S copmect at Green Brae for San | & 1EPNewark.Sen Jose, Los Gatos...{ 39824 Quentin; at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur 3Cp Hunters' Train (Saturday omly)— Springs and Mark West Springs; at Lytton for San Juse and Way Stations 1725 Lytton Springs: at Geyserville for Skaggs Broad G Springa: at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Boono- SRR, “.,N.-E,..,:.,'M ] il d Greenwood; at icpland for Dunca~ 7 —— e Springs. Highland Springs. Kelseyville, Car 184 Tom Joos and Way Station §30° bad Springs, Soda Bay. Lakeport, Bartlett SUa New Almaden (Fuch. Prid- ssiss. 4100 Springs_and Lake Counly Hot Springs: at | g§0gAThe Cosster—Sar Jose, Solimas, Ukiah for Vichy Springs. Saratcga Springs. Son Ards, Pasc:eniee. Ssnte Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Springs, Margarita, San Luls Obispo, Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Vailey, John Day’s, Guadalnpe, Gaviota, Senta Ba | Riverside, Lierly's. Bucknell Sanhedrin bars, San Busnaventurs, Mon- Heights, Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs, Halfway talvo, Oxnard, Burbank, Los House, Comptche, Hopkins. Mendocino City. Angeles . .. v bemvateed Fort Bragg. Westport and Usal: at Willits for 8.00a Gliroy, Hollister. Castroville, Del . Hearst and Sawyers; at Sherwood for Fort Moate, Pacific Grove, Surf, Lom- | Bragg, Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville, Cummings, poc o e 0.30° , Bell's Springs. Harris, Hubbard, Fruitland, 9.00A San Jose. Tres Pinos, Watsonville, ! Dyer, Garberville, Camp 5, Pepperwood, Scotia (‘:':zmlqs.‘"suus‘c :;.l 5;;-»1“ and Eureka. ve, Salinas. San Luls Obispo ! Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re- 304 I:J‘o::m': :;muol ‘t;s- # ducad rates. A .. > |~ On Sunday—Round-trip tickets to all points 54 Jose and Way Statio: 7.30> { beyond San Rafael at half rates. n;;:”:‘:::‘.“:c:y:' e e e T = <. |y Ticket office, G50 Market street, Chronicle H T e —" Chova, | P FRAZIER, R X RYAN, Cruz, Del Monte, Mon terey, | s g Paclfic Grove, veece 1218 S R 13.009 Los Gatos. Wright. Boulder Creek, : Inta C( z, via Banta Clars and P , Narrow Gauge . .. 110.454 To SAN RAFAEL, 330p Vaiencia St., South San Francisc, | Burilngame, San Jose, GIl 3 NORTH ROSS V. EY Holllotes: Tres Fince .o 7 ‘10.4%4 ) Al.l. » dgm Jose and Way Statior 18.004 m v EY 15. h:.t: :"l‘l.n San Jose, Los Gatos, ‘LL ’ cept 8 ay) 19.00A San Joseand Principal Way Stail ISYglO] 4! CAZADERO, Etc, | "S3% Sac" Fiprmm tiedwiod. Sen 00 3 B2L5ie Ouiupor Sante Darest | = %! Via Sausalito Ferry 3 g gy < ey Los Angeles, t Bl Py | SUBURBAN SERVICE, STANDARD GAUGE. P e XL ewYork 9.10a 545 ), Watsonville, Capitols. Depart from San Francisco, datly, at 7 & 15,8525, 9:10, 9:50. 11:00 & m.: 1:48, 3.33; Saaua “Cruz, Castrovili, ‘Dei 35, 5:15, 5:50, 8:30, 7:15, 9:00 and 11: 18.185 tau Mateo, Bereators. Beimont.dun 0 . M. Carl /P ATrive at San_ Francisco, dafly, at 16:40, Sienio Park: Pare Alor .. e 7:35, 8:15, 8:30, 9:35, 10:50 a. m.; 1:30, 2:35, $JonSundoeea y oa 425, 5:03, 6:42, 6:22, 7:40 and i1:13 1480p Tuio A1to wnd Way Stasions: 10.154 . -30» South Sau Francisco. Millbrae, Bur {Daily except Sunday. ’ Ungame, San Mateo, Belmont, | For Fairtax, daily, at 7:45 af m.: also Sat- San Carios, Redwood, Fair Oaks, | vrdays at 8:15 p. m., and daily except Satur- Menlo Park, and Paio Alto. 19.450 A day and Sunday at 5:15 p. m. «1130# )l:n:lt lmm; n.m:ny— 4 THROUGH TRAINS. P Ty van—. d — s de r 7:45 a. m. daily—Cazadero and way stations. A for Morui, P i 3:15 p. m.,, Saturdays only—For Cazadero, 1l.. nds :’xu“lp’ld. xn:’a:y':r ; only. . » 15 p. m., daily, except Saturday and Sun- | _ {Sipsat all stations on Sunday. day. for Tomales, efc. = TICKET OFFICE—650 Market st. FERRY—Union Depot, foot of Market st. 650 MARKET ST, 18 Pages. 81 per Year | dnm | w Sans to