The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 3, 1904, Page 11

‘THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1904. 1T DAMAGED BARKENTINE NORTHWEST IS SAFE [Dhaling Bark Alice Knowles, From Arctic Ocean, Brings Goorga T Claytor Wires Tis Into This Port the Largest Catch of the Season. whalirz "barks Andrew Hicks nowles arrived ‘in port ¥ ‘morning, making five s home from the upper barrels of sperm oil catch of the Hicks, Knowles brings down 2000 pounds of confined her waters and s was her har- s stove, one of hale. The boat e prize along- ale threw its e boat and Several of the icked !h: men rge whale sank on the sur- as whales not known ot only g'uum( es are becoming ay in midocean, Alice Kno' As the Jean- is considered sailer Knowles should »ort. The experience of de her to r was a succession of cast gaies nearly sll the e Alaskan coast. -+ BARKENTINE NORTHWEST IS TOWED INTO ECBEKA Lumber Carrier Is Caught in a Heavy Southcaster When Off Port Trinidad. 2.—The water- 1 ntine Northwest was t nto port this afternoon and 4 near the shipyards. She looks e the worse for her trying experi- Northwest was caught in ster. . Saturday night ty. miles north of this Her seams were she n, mate's cook and six sea- t the pumps, but the headway. The mate and o Trinidad and from - Tug Associa- s D The tug over the rough bar and when It reachred the Northwest she had eight feet of watér 1§ he hold. Her cargo. of ‘pine lumber had k»:pl-hervufloav_ B b ew Pacific Mail Docks. st the Board of Harbor Qrvm y -afterncon- the th the hip Compas: new wharves and These are to be 8. the shed ovér pler 42 e shed of pler 44 will mates do - inciude f which w o of the cylinder - board will advertise ~rdue Ship. n sdded to the over- on_th quoted on s ut 5 per ce: She is 150 days out from rench bafk Bretagne trom Kobe 145 cays Troop is out sighty-five for St. Helena, 25 per ceat ocent German ship days from Liverpool for Val is 132 25 per ship Gaetano Casebono Sydney for Table Bay e to Quench Fire. Isabe! caught fire at sunk st her ed. A lam be cabin and craft ‘la in Sunk bay and the McCuloch in Port. Me och, yesterday 3 off Sausalito. catter ex- e cutter, Hug port nd anchored the s run —— Water Front Notes. morning. t with H. Eug- standi razor from He ergency Hospital s due NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Mariners and | Archer returns to Honolulu ~ Crisde. Ofl for Honoluin. Marion iloott was cleared yes- ADVERTISEMENTS. Pears’ - It is -always sunrise )mcwherc in the world.” Pears’ Soap is sold all over the world. ' Established 1785 les spoke | latitude 40 north | s homeward bound from | =t “took water rapldly. | ty | “was done the boat | ! - 1 | i1 | 1 P terday for Honolulu with 16.000 barrels crude ofl In bulk valued at $23,400. e e o o Exports by the Umatilla. e cargo con: on and the prin gne fresh vegetables, 3 &s paste, goods, gals wine, ceries and provisions, 44 pgs 12 pkgs table preparations, 20 irom, 2rms and ammunition. 9 bdls wire, s paper, pal way ports valued at o | to the port of des- | T Ibs nuts, 30,570 ibs malt, 51 967 ibs coffee, 1806 lbs spices, 626 1bs drfed fish, 58 pkgs gro- 193 1bs hops, 4 cs honey, olls, 6 cs drugs, 30 rolls roofing ma- 8 pkgs 62 pes steel, 8 coils rope, 10 cs The steamer also carried the following ship- Australia—439 saimon and 2250 Islands—165 cs canned goods, saimon, ibs codfish, valued For Manitoba— at §21238 ——. | Movements of Steamers. | TO ARRIVE. Ibs hops, 1045 cs 75 half at 30 | 9 cs dried fruits, 458 ibs beans, 6 cs codfish and 10 ns, valued at $578. tory—42,125 Ibs dried 2% 006 1bs dried fruits, valued quille River Portland & Astoria w York via Ancon no & Pt. Arena’ Diego & Way Pta Seattle & Tacoma.. Humboldt Humboidt .. arg & Way Port Humboldt é & Wey Pia qu' Last This Last Statione— 24 hours. Beason. Season Eureks ... .0.02 5.15 Red Biuft 2002 9.13 | Bacramento “0.01 5.50 San Francisco £0.00 7.53 Freano 3 .0.08 5.04 | Independence eeee 0,00 AT San Luis Obispo 0.01 4.49 Los Angeles . . 1.13 San Diego 16 Willapa Harbor . v Crescent City ov. 1 na & Japan ov. 8 +| San Pedro & Way Pta. ov. Point Arena & Albion. ov. ! Coos Bay & Pt. Orford. Nov, 8 Eel River Ports ov. 8 Seattie ov. 9 Coos Bay ov. 9 Portland & M(ol’ll Humboidt . ov. 10 . ew York \|l Anul.n‘l 10 China and Japan. . 12 Puget Sound Port 12 Portiand & Astoria v. 12 | TO SAIL. Steamer. Destination. | Satls.| Pler. lwmhc 3 | . Los Angeles Ports.| 1 pm{Pler 21 San Pedro & Way.| 9 am Pler 11 Humboldt . .]1:30 p|Pler 9 | Astoria & Pm’l)lnd {11 am Pler 24 t. Arena &.Alblon| 6 pm/Pler 2 | n Dicgo & Way.' 9 am/Pler 11 Coos B. & Pt. Ortd| pm‘Pier 13 Argo... s pm|Pier 2 N. Fork . § am Pier 20 | Eureka 9 am/Pier 13 | Elizabeth 5 pm Pier 20 | Breakwater | C 5 pm Pler 8 | : Arena Point Arens ... ‘4 pm’?lcr 2 {City Para..| N. Y. via_ Ancon.!12 m Pier 40 | P a Astoria_& Portiand| 4 pm|Pler 27 | oronado & pm Pier 10 | | & Barbara pm Pler 2 | ; Ban Pedr pmiPier 2 Centralia am Pler 10 | | { { Gueen.. Ports.(11 am Pier 9 Jean -1 5 pm|Pier 29 | >omon “ Pier 9 | 4 S Rosa....|San Diego & Way( 6 ash Flor 11 November 7. ] { Curacao. Mexican Ports 10 am'Pler 11 § Cine Coquille River | 1 pm|Pler 2 | Bont Newport & Way..| 9 am Pier 11 | November 8, ' | H G. W. Elder| Astoria & Portand[11 am/Pler 24 Aiiance... |Eureka & Cook B.|...... Pler 16 Rainier.... | Seattle & Biinghm| 4 pm|Pler 10 | o ovember 5. | | Doric.......| China & Japan....[1 '.\'-\.d n...| Hono. & Kahulul. D‘m;:" | | Humboiae November 10. .| Sydney & Way Pts rbor. !z 4 'l I,d City Puebh Puge: Sound Ports. |11 am ovember 12. el .| x PN Hlmmrt & W Puha Im' FROM SEATTLE. Destination, | northerly winds | Bun ris | Sun sets . I | WHICH HAS BEEN | LLHB"‘R BARKENTINE NORTH- T | TOWED INTO EURER A, % | . Weather Report. | | (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2—5 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- | perdtures are reported for the previous day: | New York .... | Philadelphia Pittsburg St. Louls Washington New Orleans .. SAN FRANC The following are the seasonal ralnfalls to | date, as compared with those of the same date | last season, and the rainfall in the last’ tweney-four hours: THE COAST RECORD. B ] -] » u § 23 £ i £ I b ETATIONS. 2 g3 B° &4 5 e E el : : ; 5 .00 .00 .02 esno 3 y .06 | S.E. Farallo 00 | Flagstar 00| Pocatell .00 .00 0 Mt.Tam: 00 North Head . 4 Phoent .00 Pr.Reyes .10 Portland ... .10 Red Bluft ... 02 | w: Roseburg . 04 Sacramento o1 Salt Lake | San Diego Scattle 3 ! Clear VSEATHER CONDIT[OVS FORECAST. A moderate disturbance h: suddenly ap- peared on the northern coast, and high south- east winds are reported from the mouth of the Columbia River northward. Snow is falling in the high !Icml ’ There has been but little change in tempera- ture except In the northern end of the Sac- ramento Valley, where it is much warmer. Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty bours, ending midnight November 3: Northern California — Cloudy Thursday; | probably rain on the northern coast; light inland; fresh southeasterly winds on the northern coast. AND GENERAL Southern California — Cloudy Thursdiy; probably showers In the mountains; fresh southerly winde. Nevada—Cloudy Thursday: warmer west. San Francisco and vicinity—Cloudy Thurs- day; pfobably rain by night; light northerly winds, changing to fresh southeasterly. Loa Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy nur-d-y possibly light showers; fresh southeaster) winds. Sacramento—Falr Thursday; cloudy at night; light northerly win changing to southerly. Fresno—Cloudy Thursday: light north winds, A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. Moon rises |Time| Iz wl “ova | Bay. Stmr Breakwater, ‘00s Bay. Stmr Montara, Rellly, coma. Stmr Queen, Thomas, 50 bours from Vie- toria and Puget Sound. Stmr Unimak, Hansen, 9 days from Kariuk. Stmr Eureka. Jessen, 24 hours from Eureka. Stmr Homer, Donaldson, 99 hours from Grays Harbor Ship Hawailan Isles, Mallett, 28 days from Honolulu. 74 day: Fr bark Emma Laurans, from Newcastle, Aus. Whaling bark Alice Knowles, Montgomery. 18_days from Fox Island. Whaling bark Andrew Hicks, Scullum, 34 days from Japan coast. chr Novelty, Hoffman, 8% days from Coos CLEARED. Wednesday, Nov. 2. Leiand, San Pedro; Pacific Steamship ‘Compan: Stmr State of California, Nicolson, San Di- ¢go; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Stmr Columbia. Doran, Astoria and Port- 101 hours from Ta- Ficheux, Stmr _Coos Bay, iand; San Francisco and’ Fortland Steamship | Compary. Br stmr Wyefleld. Watson, Nanafmo, B C: Western Fuel Company. Ship Tillie BE. f-m.rhucx Winn, Newcastle, N S W; Welch & Ship Marion: Chileott, Williams, Honolulu; Matson Navigation Chmoany. SAILED. Wednesday, Nov, 2. 8tmr Amlc Val-nn Eureka. Stmr Bee, Eureka Stmr Redomln l\ K. Astoria. Stmr Phoenix. Odland, Eutcka. Stmr Jas S Higglns, !UKII\! “Fort Brags. Stmr South Coast. Olsen, Casoar. Stmr Coquille River, Adlér, En Schr Joseph Ruse, Gasky, Corum Schr Mary C, Campbell, Bodega. Schr Jenate émnn Gibson, Bolinas. ia River. stmr ng 74 22 W, ;5%0r Goton, long 25 r ship A from Antwern. for San Francisco. - T Sept 13—Lat 14 N, long 26 W, Br ship Dunedale. from Antwerp, for Port Townsend. Per whaling bark Alice Knowles, Oct 28— Lat 40 N, long 150 W, whaling stmr Jeaneite, bound to San Francisco. with 10 whales, Oct_30—40 milex NW of Farallon Islands, schr H D Bendixsen, hence Oct 26, for Port Blakeley. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, Nov 2, 10 p m—Wind NW: velocity 12 miles per hour. DOMBSTIC PORTS BANDON_Arrived Nov 1 - v 1 hence Oct 34, and mot schr Aavent. e fll{erugsli‘fi hach(‘ i a Bar Harbor. J. TV FR- atled Oct ol Louise, for San Pedro. Boie SEATTLE—Arrived Nov 2, 2 a m—8tmr Portland, from Nome. Safied Nov 2, 10:30 a m—Stmr Dolohin, for Skagway. Anl\ed Nov 2—Stmr Farailon, D"'IY‘H HARBOR—£ailed Oct 24—8 >4 rauge, G ag Francie s B -Stmr Alllance, Mltd Nov 2—Stmr Whittier, for San Fran- ABERDEE\'—AH’I\'M Nov 2—Stmr Che- 81, halle, hence Cét Aritged Nov 2-Bkin John Smith, hence BELLINGHAM Safled ¥ fornia. Tor San Franciaco. o e s FOR' AL Satlea .71 2—S8t o tional City. tor :'.ndn;nma?' . 2 —, o Nov 2 _H] from Port Hadlock, for San Pedre (in lciees! ’}mr Dispateh, from Portland, for San Fran. clsco. TACOMA—Arrived Nov 1— fmdrant from, Hongluiu” i ™ Safled Noy 1—Stmr Mackinaw, San P e . b Bt = ov 1 tor Seattle. R0 T 'LOS ANGELESSailed Nov 2—Br shi) Rsmkl.fllnr é})xgr-lh‘ —Arrived 2—8c¢! Salvator, hence Oct 20; lzhr hN:I;n h!nz !AN PEDRO--Arrived Nov 2—Stmr Bonita, from Snnu Burbara: schr Annie Lar: 'rom Nov 2—Stmr nita, for San - cisco; stme Mandalay, for San filnchco.':t-l;:lr F‘ulmn i San Francisco: etmr Samoa, for E;n ane Nov z—-scm- Alet 'DONDO—Safled )uyer. for Port Townsend: schr R lete, for Orave Nox 2 Rehe Foret from stmr Acme, from Furekn. o e, SANTA BARBARA_Arrived Nov 2—stmr Santa Rosa, hence Oct 30; stmr Coron; anta Roea, he mr ado, from Bafled Nov 2—Etmr Santa Ross, for San Trancisco; stmr Coronado. for San PORTLAND—Arrived Nov z-srnrpgfi’cym hence Oct 25: scnr Mahukona, from Redondo. ISLAND PORTS. y FILO—Arsived Oct 18—Bark Amy Turmer, ce Sent HOhOlPU—S-lltd Oct 18—Schr Defender, LAHA‘INA—BI.H.G Oct 20—Bark Albert, for EAMRH PORTS. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 1— from Homoluli. Nov. 2--Stmr A, Nussng, n. Balied Noy 1—Stmr Yucatan, for Colon, FOREIGN PORTS. for e Nov 11 TR ATS Ko L e Vs, SINGAPO! fled Oct 30—Span Alicante. for Li o {led Oct 80—Span stmr Isla de Luzon, for Manila. 'uuumtgl.!;—nuu "('m 1-Ger etmr Saxcnis, tor San v migix Francisco. A ROBALIAZArrived Oct 3i—Sehr lu&h le_Christenson, hence ONGRONG—Arrived Oct 25, as ore ¥ reporisd—Br stmir Gaetre, Cbeats AR Lyt i o i o IR At Nov 2-Sume Tremont, Hongkong; stmr Deucalion, uvm-l. OCEAN STEAMERS. PLYMOUTH—Arrived Nov 2—8tmr Deutsch- New Y?. - .,agf_,‘ e s dn'-. from Rotterdam. - i " ® WITNESS STOPS |— ~MURDER TRIAL Is Unable to Be Present, and Attachment Is Issued |CLAIM OF SELF-DEFENSE is IN Jury Impaneled in Case of Harry Radcliffe, Accused of Killing Andrew Reilly The trial of Harry Radeliffe for mur- | der in Judge Cook’s court was stopped yesterday morning by the receipt of a telegram from George L. Claytor, Soulsbyville, Tuolumne County, that he | could not come to the trial. The tele- | gram was handed to Assistant District Attorney Ashe just after the jury had been impaneled.. Ashe read the telegram to the Judge and said, “This man Claytor is the | principal witness for the State, and I Fast time. OVERLAND LIMITED a luxurious solid through train EVERY DAY THE YEAR, less than three days to Chicago ‘over the only double- track railway between the issouri River and Chicago. throughout. Two trains daily via the UNION PACIFIG ~-WESTERN LINE. Direct connection for St. Paul and Minneapolis. The Best of Evergthing. ummmmnaufi mation apply to nearest ticket N lefl‘mtn.-‘ulf ar, B3 3 n.fi_;t“tu. T am unable to proceed without him. He was regularly served with a foreign subpena.” The Judge ordered an attachment 1s- sued against Claytor, to be placed ll‘ the hands of a deputy sheriff, who was | | instructed to leave by the first truln‘ | for Soulsbyville and bring Clmcn" | back with him. The case was then con- | tinued till this morning. | Readcliffe is accused of murdering An-' | drew Rellly, a hodcarrier, at Ninth and | Folsom streets on the morning of June | 26. Radcliffe made a statement when | arrested that his young wife had been | sick and he took her to Dr. J. J. Keefe, | his half-brother, living at 1306 Folsom rulreet. Hc left her on the corner, and | after she had walked along Folsom | street a few yards she screamed and | came running back. She told him that l a man had insulted her. Radcliffe went' | Santafe q WV CALIFORNIA L'WITED TO CHI2ATO LEAYES MONDAYS end THURSDATS at 9:30 a. through in 3 days. Tiih diher ana all trappines. Other Santa Fe Trains: MAIN LI % gA Vacaville, Winters, Rumesey.. 1. Beaicla, Eimirs sod Sacrstiento IE 1. wall N Cal 304 Oh-ut .‘I:\an Seaman, 33 hours from | from Skag- | 7:30a.m.| por Stockton, Fresno, Bakersfleld, up to the man, who was Reilly, and gig52- - Reilly struck him. They grappled and -s: z; = | Marest, Slautord u5d Vieaia s fell, and as Radcliffe was getting e Pp. m. or on Junctios | worst of the encounter he fired a shot 8:00p.m. For Kansas City, Grand Canyon | gg9, ye "I_-Jl:. e i at Reilly. | Tieket 1 Market st. and Depot, e Y~ e This statement was doubted when | Mrs. Reilly said she had not gone with | her husband to Dr. Keefe, and as a ‘mask was found in Radcliffe’'s pocket ' | the police accepted the theory that Radcliffe, being out of work, had at-| tempted to hold up Reilly. Claytor was driving a milk wagon. He heard the shot and .saw the defendant runmning away. —_—————————— | BOARD OF WORKS AWARDS i | Refects Claim of Hack Driver for Damages From Falling Into a Trench. ,day awarded contracts for street ‘v\‘orki on certain blocks on Twelfth avenue south, Eileventh and Second avenues, Twenty-first | streets. The board appointed Joseph Edel- | mann ana Clifford P. Bowie draughts- men in the City Engineer’s office and accepted the resignation of Munch, drnughuman Joseph C. rdini, stenographer ol the board, was granted a six months’ | leave of absence, having accepted a position as Chinese inspector at El Paso. ¢ Joseph E. Casey “was & street and sewer inspector. Harry F. Sheehan was succeeded by Thomas Moran as foreman painter and Sheehan was reappointed a jour—‘ neyman painter. The claim of Joleph Baruh, a hack driver, for $112 75 damages by fall- ing into an open !rench was rejected, as the board contended that lights had been placed at the danger points. | The protests against the improve- | ment of Parnassus avenue was over- ruled, as they were filed too late. The City Engineer was directed to investigate the complaint that debris from the plant of the Sanitary Re- duction Works is being washed into the sewers. The same official was in- | structed to look into the petition of the Santa Fe Company to construct a spur track at Fourth and Kentucky streets to connect with the tracks of the United Railroads. The board expressed disinclination to consider the protest of F. Nelson, a builder, against street work on Sec- | son makes much trouble for the | building inspectors in ereytin; his ! buildings. A. B. Clute was summoned to an- swer the complaint of the Point Lobos Club that the block on Third avenue, between Lake and California streets, owing to its being torn up by Clute, who has the contract to repave the block. ———e———————— May Not Appeal From Judément. The Board of Education has not de- cided as vet whether an appeal will be taken from the decision of the Superior Court restoring Miss L. T. | Fowler to her position as principal in the department and awarding her the Roncovieri stated yesterday that the board would itself inquire into Miss Fowler's claim and if it were found to be a just one an appeal would prob- ably not be taken. Roncovieri says the judgment, which is the result of a legacy left by a previous board which ousted Miss Fowler from her pesition in 1899, Boys Steal Vehicles. Special Officer Charles Mahnke found two busine:s buggies at the cor- ner of Jones and Clay streets yester- day afternoon. He notified the Cen- | tral police station. The vehicles were the property of the City Front Sta- bles and they had been stolen by boys,’ who, tired of driving aimlessly about, deserted them where they were found. The police have the names of the boys and three of them will be arrested to- Recently numerous complaints of thig order have been received and the nuisance has grown intolerable. In many instances considerable dam- age has been done to animals and equipment and one of the harnesses yesterday was damaged $25. -F——'— B R R flucx fog, while try. bol dispatch states the vessel has been done, and vessel pro- J % ously was_still ORIA. B C. Nov 2— 3z ying at auction STREET WORK CONTRACTS | The Board of Public Works yester- | and Bryant Robert i appointed | {ond avenue, as it is alleged that Nel- has been impassable for six months, | sum of $12,000 back salary. President | there are no available funds to pay | Maryuviiie, Chico, Red Blag 8.304 Oakdaie, Chinese, jamestows. S wora. Tuolumne aad w Aliantic Expy Richmond, Stations .. Ticket Offices—o4 Ferry San Francisco; also 1112 Broadway, Oak- also land, Cal. 27 South lst, San Jose. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN 2Y. CO. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market Street. SAN PRANCISCO TO SAN mm. WEEK DAYS-7:30, 9:00, 11:00 3 m.; 12:35 [ 3:30, 5:10 p. m. Th\n*ldul—*h(rl trip at 11:30 m | Saturdays—Extra trip at 1:50 and llmn m. | SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30, 3:30, 5:00, 6:20, 11:30 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK uAYs—flw 7:35, 7:80, 9:20, 11:15 50, 3:40, l‘e’nlnwlflv‘bfimn Beniofs, - Winters, ‘Woodisnd, lnnu Lnau.. B 500. 5:20 p. m, :06 and 6:35 p. m. | SUNDAYS 500, 945, 1115 a. ma: 130, 8:40 4:05, 5:05, 6:35 p. m. Tracy, odest ! Leave | _ In Effect San Fran. | Oct. 2, 1904 | Week | Sun- | Destina- Days. | days. | tion 7:30a) 8:00 a] | | 9:30a Ignacio. 1 3:30 pi 3:30 p red— 3 §:10 pl 5:00 p| Banos. Mendota, Fresno. Tuhn. | Los Angeies. : Heywart, Siies sd Sun 3000 Novato, Hayward Nilesand San Joss..\-.. i Petalumia P Eastern Ex Chicago, and Deaver. Kanses City, Be. Louie: Santa Rosa. Martines. Stockton. Sacramenta. Coltaz. Remo, Sparks, Montello, . 12.50» Fulton. Windsor, Healdsburg. Gel-)’llo:ll.l TeEyiiie. Davis, Sscramento, Sparks. _Cloverdale. pab, Keeler sad Way Stations... 7.508 { e > esta Mecgevilie: L Poriasd, puget Sound u 8.508 [ wiliits and Kiles sad Saa Jose (Sum | 130.\ 8:00a| Sherwood. oy oah .. | 7:30a| 8:00a OOAE L 3:30 vl 3:30p| _Guerneville. P J':-rlu Street.) g So | TETBANewark. Centervills, San Joss, g Telton. Bouider Glen Ellen. d Way % U 12150 ll-nmx (.’:;urn,l- Almaden. Sebastopol. { Foudu STAGES connect at Green Brae: for San Princtpal Way Quentin: at Santa Rosa for White . Sulphur Newss Gatos. Springs and Mark West Springs; at Lytton for | “"!" g e Lytton Springs; at Geyserville for Skaggs| 8-30p Hunten' Train (Sacerday enly)— Springs; at Cloverdale for the Geysers, Boone- | e L S s sezse ville and Greenwood; K8, Hopland for Duncan | q;;fi' LINE (iroad Gangel. Springs, Highland Sp Kelseyville, Carls- (Third and Townsend Streeta.) bad Springs; Soda Bay, Lakeport, Bartlett A Su Joue and Wer Stations. smngx and Lake County Hot Springs; at Ukiah for \lchy Springs. Saratoga Springs, | 7 New Alnm- (‘I'un, Frid. oniy). 4.1 Jinas, i saa LA Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter Springs, The Cosster—Sua Joss. e Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley, John Day's, | Ardo, Seata Riverstde, Lierly’s, Bucknell's, Sanhedrin Margariia: Bew ‘Lals Obleper ._Gaviots, Sante Bar- Buenaventura, Mon- xnard, B k, Los Helghts, Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs, l-!.u'wuqr House. Comptche, Hopkins, Mendoctno . Clty, Fort Bragg. Westport and Usal: at Willits for- Guada bars, Hearst and Sawyers; at Sherwood for Fort Angeles . .. « Bragg, Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville, mflm u’nnxlxauw evilie; Dei Bell's Springs, Harris, Hubbard, Fruitiand, ‘scific Grove, Surf, 3 Dyer, Garberville, Camp 5. Pepperwood, Scotis | 9,00 San Jois. Frés Finoh, Waisoiv1is, | _ Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at ve- | duced rate On Sunday—Round-trip tickets to all poind { beyond San Rafael at half rates. Ticket office, 650 Market street, Chromicle butlding. JAS. L. FRAZIER, R. X. RYAN, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. | pe————————— BEGIN MOVEMENT TO CLOSE | SALOONS NEAR PRESIDIO ey ‘ | General MacArthur and Police Com- missioners Interview Mayor Schmitz on Subject. 13.009 Los Gatos, Wright. Bo: Santa Cruz, via Sants Clars apd - Xarrow Gay 3.30p Vaicncla St., Buriingame, San Jose, Holtister, Tres P} San Jose and Way Stations. | Santa Clare, San Jose. Los Gaion ‘and principal Way Stations (ex- cept Sunday) . | General Arthur MacArthur, U. 8. A, | *5485 Siaer P recioaty commander of the Division of the Pa- gy g by 7 cific, accompanied by Police Commis- | Los A-pln. n., Kl Paso. s 8t.Loufs, New Oricans, New¥ork wrm w-m-vm-. C s&lfl 18150 San u-o.f-rw«,n-u- Carios. sioners Howell, Hutton, Drinkhouse | and Reagan, waited on Mayor Schmitz | yesterday afternoon for the purpose | of urging the closing of the saloons in the vicinity of the Presidio. It was explained that the saloons | are operating without a munieipal II- cense, which was refused by the for- | mer Police Commission, owing to the | frequent complaints of riotous con- | duct in the saloons. The present Po- lice Commission had also to issue Hquor licenses to the saloons. | General MacArthur pleaded for the closing of the saloons, which he said | were detrimental to the morals of | | the soldiers. The Police Commission- | ers and the Mayor agreed with Mae- | Arthur that the saloons should be closed, but the conference ended with- out any conclusion as to definite action being arrived at. Siations . Palo dito snd Wa Siacions. loullnlm Millbrae. Hur liugame, San Mates, delmont, Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oaka Park. and Fuaio Alio. 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