The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1905, Page 37

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER | 12, 1905. "RAMSES BRINGS UARIED CARGO FROM OLD WORLD 1 KosmosLiner Reaches| %t = = = This Port From | Hamburg. frui darugi oods, t 8. oo St S Movements of Steamers. TO ARRIVE, 800 Ibs dried canned salmon, 208 1 bs San Pedro Japanese Minister 1o From, Sun sets ... | Moon rises he safled g ports | with a pas- e —_— EWS OF THE OCEAN. conslilhis | NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides iatters of Interest to Marimers and | {be €&rly morning tides are given in the left day in the order of oc fourth time column gives cay | sometimes occurs. | ndaition to the sound Survey Charts recedes the height, Shipping Mere hum- chants’ Saturday, Exchange, Nov. 11, Le p. m., Greenwich time. Lieutenan A ARRIVE Saturds San Lales cotton, bales twine. Bonita, Alberts, for & general merchan- 9. to be distributed America, $47,563 port. Ger stmr Ramees, | Bamvurg and way ports. Ger stmr Neko, 3799 bbls flour, 35,730 beans, 170,000 ibs salt, 100 ! ins, 2566 lbs Qrfed } end bacon, 3435 Jbs b bresd, €55 ths cheess, 107 rts onjons, 159 bxs_ f{resh asw '!bd canned good, 138 cs 4674 ibs lard, 11 cs table prep- b 428 jbs codfish, 20 {8 Co. 761 Ibe sago, 33 Slmr Newport, Russell, , 1965 gnls 12 c» 22 cs beer, 4 cs: 63,621 1bs tallow, ubricating ofl, 255 bdls paper; reka. | Port Los Aneles. San Pedro. Smturd: Dimond & C Sa Stmr Umatilla, Nevander, enc: hand column and the successive tides of the as to time; tne the last tide of the the charts, of the lower low wat, ok iV IR Time Bzil Branch Hydrographic Office, D. ey, Koehler, New York, | Segttie, put in 0 Snish Joading, ador, $634; Stmr Czaripa, Duggan, €5 : Jamaica, | toria. tfollowing were the tmr Celia, Hansen, 17 U. except when there are but three tides, as The heights given are in gs of the United States xcept when a minus (—) - and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by The plane of reference is the mean S, N., Mer- or at November 11 Stmr Alcatraz, Frederickson, 44 hours from San ' Francisco, Cal., 1905. The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry bullding was dropped exactly at noon to-day— &t poon of the 120th meridian, J. C. BURNETT, N., In charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Sualala, Kalnin, 22 hours from Monroe Navarro, Jecobs, 81 hours from Eu- r Meteor, McFarland, 97 hours from Ta- Argo, Hansen, 28 hours from Eureka. 4 hours from Ames- 104 days !roml Rickmann, 3% days from hours from As- hours from Albion, ay, Stmr Pomona, Swanson, 18 hours from Eu- Stmr W. H. Kruger, Martin, 40 hours from Sumr San Pedro, Rasmussen, 87 hours from CLEARED Cs Ancon, ete.; P M 8 Victoria, ete. Nanaimo. Portland. Bxun 1mg_-ord Schmidt, Honclulu; Williams, SAILED. Saturday, November 11. ka rt, Russell, Ancon and way ports, bxs soup, 156 s coal Prentiss, Schill ¢ p insky, Eure pkis acid, 58 pkgs paint Banss: < E | Stmr Phoentx, Henrigkson, Crescent Cit epikes. 450 bdls tank mate.] St Umatiils, Nophnder: . coal, Stmr_San Pedro, Rasmussen, Grays Harbor. ] M e stmet 11 pate” sron 3| Nor stme ar Fake, Yon A% vy 6 pes 01 pisw mackinery, 140 kegs | SET WAL SURF FRUE, Vor dmmen, San Diego. T wowaer. 4 vals millwork, erts e | Sume North Fork, Neison, Eorcke, with shr vigs potatoes, 75 pkes | Pis CADEES B seeli . fruts, 14 pkgs groceries | gr stmr - s mineral water, 26 pkgs 3 kegs nails, | 7 colle rope. 1hs beans, 100 crts pota- 44 pkes machinery, Bktn Irmeard, Schmidt, Honolulu. Schr Rio Rey, Cranzie’ Stewarts Point. Schr Ensign, J\lolllnn. Grays H-rbon:' Vellington, Cutler, Oyster Harbor. Bktn Northwest, Etvold, Columbia River. gnls wine, 3 pkes Gov- Schr North Bend. Jackson, C g scnr Emms Claudina, Peterson, Eureka. e wipe, 5000 Sea King, Raemussen, Port Harford, big 153d, 8 sk | with heree Sants Pauis in tow. Barge Santa tow tug Bes Kink. bbis flour, 7 2310 ,gals 5 cs ried fruit, 11 cs salmon, 2 cs o or—760 gals 30 cs-wine, 8 cs gin, To Barbadoes Tslend—12 cs csnnad eslmon, foggy; wind W; velecity oBEY ; 10 ¢ mil Paula, Pelle, Port Harford, in LEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, Nov, 11— . m.—Weather per hour. | | { season, -and rainfall in 1 Weather Report. (120th Meridfan—Pacific Time). SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 11—5 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- peratures are reported for the previous day: Cincinnat! . .42-30 St. Louis. Chicago 148-84 WashIngton Boston . 0/ Jacksonville New Yor! |New Orleans Philadelphia Honolulu, H. Priisburg SA The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date, as compared with those of same date last t twenty-four hours: 'llfi s ; Last _ This _Last WVIEXICo ]j A Stations— 23 hours. Season. Season. mong Eureka 00 1.89 5.79 /) Red Biut g0 > - Sacramento . o assengers. , San Francisco. I —_— 5106 > T o Barkentine North- : 1% San Diego : g 0.17 P 2 ; i 3 THE COAST RECORD. west Gets 4@:11! 0 s B 42 | L e 3| BB 8 2 ¥ i | § gius ey 22 Sea at Last. g . #3833 & 45 3 18! sraTions. 2 gERE 53 E° F 1 e e e K s es arrived yes- | B G 8 - South and 14 | _ Jught 2100 14 | Baker 56 28 % s a a dozen passengers. Hambusg 14 | Reno 60 26 3 - . K. Linghitose. 1 3 Crescer 14 | Eureka 0.18 G0 48 00 3 Ped . 14 | Fresno . (16 68 40 ‘a0 I Pedro . 14 | SE. Farailon. 80.12 52 48 100 X Seattle and Tacoma . 15 | Flagstaft . .12 44 30 Tr. e leg Portland & Astorla.... 15 ' Independence 30.18 68 .. 00 av Mmm" .\ewx..u & Way Ports. i Los Angeles ..80,02 80 56 -00 e e | Mt.Tamalpats 80.17 61 56 ‘00 - ; ferred o ! North Fork... Humboldt ...... | North Head ..30.20 62 54 o4 » s aking rip to his Pomo E 6 | Phoenix 70 50 100 post this to avold a tiresome | Santa foss,. | San Diexo & W | Bt Reyes 57 &7 ‘00 sy | Pomoba Humboldt 7 | Pocatello . 8 22 » h n City Pu Puget curd { Portland . o » seengers were M. F. Tu Honolulu & Kahul | Red Bluft 3 40 00 s, Grays Harbor § | Roscbur . % 5 ‘00 Pedro & Wa Sacramento €8 38 .00 le & Tacoma... | Salt Lake 54 34 ‘00 Grays Harbe San Francl: 46 .00 Portland and Anwrm San Jose. 38 .00 Puget Sourid Ports. 22 | S L Oblsp 50 00 okt - San Diego. 58 NE Clear .00 £ £ ¢ paper | TO SAIL. gel;ne f 34 SE Cloudy .00 ¥ " Steamer Destination Salls.| Pler. | phonene e e B e — == . { Walla Walia 05 64 84 Sm Cleae 100 " > ‘_n:.:T::::‘rr 12. 10 am|Pier 2 | B)pnemucca .30.30 €2 44 NE Clear .00 | Los Angeles Ports.: 9 amiPier 1.»’Y—_—____“"‘ """" 0 I WE o | Los Angeles Porie | § pm Dler & | WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL = g0 ay| 9 am Ple . tam November 13, | 4 R t wh 3 o pler 10| portion of the country. There has been but lit- 12 "m{Pier 2 | tle_movement of the stagnant high over the . 12 omibier o7 | northwest, and as a result bug little change in e O aa '1 | weather conditions. No rain has fallen on the — TS 130 p|pler § | Pacific Coast from the Columbla River south- Barkentine Northwest Salls. Grays Harbor 5 pm Pier 20 | Ward. 53 o b g | One hundred and elghtygix days have elapsed LSRN Ra% | 1 pipier 2| Hnce the last measuravie rpin in Sen Fran- re N e hiPler .3 | clsco, s s DD Kvee <ol S PR -g | Forecast for November 13, 1005: e ST S bmPler 3| San Prancisco ‘and viclnity—Falr Sunday, E S & Pier 1§ | with tuls fog in the morning; Hght east winds, & ¥ Harbo am/Pler 2| changing to westerly. b Tacoma..| § pm Dler 20 | 1os Angeles and vicinity—Fair Sunda: Ravemher 38 | , light northeast winds, changing to westerly. Huohos 5 | o am Pier oo | _ Sacramento Valley—Falr Sunday; continued -~ Fopg v T |Pier g | Warm; light north winds. o ler 2| San'Joaquin Valley—Fair Sunday; light north 2 | wind. pmiPier 39| Coast—Fair Sunday, with fog in the morn- P bler °2 | ing; light offshore wind. o Pler o7 |- Nevada—Fair Sunday. e o Paitnglis S S A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. November 16. Portland & Way...| 2 pm|Pler § < 1 | 1n 1at 53 50 3. 131 50 3V, spoke Br ship Glen- Hono, & Kabuli 2| Bvon. from Taroma, for O I.: &1l well. 10 DOMESTIC PORTS 2| SAN PEDRO—Sailed Nov 11—Stmrs Nor- 11 | wood and South Coast, for San Francisco; Br 1:30 p Pler @ | berk Kilmeny, for Puget Sound. : | ABE ¥ SArrived Nov Ii—8chi Saflor P Boy, 8 o v ‘p‘,g{_ 11| Satled Nov 11Stmr Chehalts, for San Fran- A::‘I;“&I‘?’rflnll:'\d . R AgSalled Nov 11—Stmr James 8. Arena & Albion| 6 pm|Pler 2 ;,':,,“;’;‘“'iwv 11—Stmr Corona, ¥. via Ancon..[12 m Pler 40 | pence 16 Astoria & Portland/l1 am Pler 24 | ~'ggqieq Nov 11—Stmr Eureks, stmf Fulton Newport & Way...| 9 amPler 11 | gng stmr Arctic, for Ean Francisco. November 19, | TATOOSH—Passed out Nov 11—Ship St. Scattie & Tacoma.| 5 pm Pler 20 | paul, from Tacoma, for San Francieco. Humboldt .........| 9 amlPler 20| 'PORT ~GAMBLE Arrived Nov i—Bark | | | Fresno, bence Oct 22. 8 . Puget Sound Portsill am|Pier 8| Arrived Nov ll—Schr Alpens, from FPort November { Townsend. Tahit! |11 am|Pier. 7| BELLINGHAM — Ealled Noy 11 — Stmr Shasta, for San Pedro, via San 8c0. FROM SEATTLE. SEATTLE-Arrived = Nov 1l—8tmr Atlas, . hence Nov 7 it Wolally Iobaassiol: Destination. ] Salls | Sailed Nov'll, 10 & m—Stmr Cottage City, 5 or. Skagway. > g k He u Skagway & Way Ports|Nov. 13| Arrived Nov 11—Stmr Corwin, from Seward. b s Seward & Way Ports. PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Nov_11—Bark Skagway & Way P | Fresmo, hence Oct 22; bktn Willie R. Hume, : Skagway & Way Ports trom Talara Bay; schr Alpena, hence Oct 25. s - vas poe Selavvia & We orts. | N Arrived ‘lnvllll mr Bllennll.{hen%ed}«;\; 8. k | Jctterson. Skagway & Way Ports. [Ny Salled Nov —Stmr Oregon, for s | = e s GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived ' Nov 10—Schr s SN e Sun, Moon and Tide. Allen A, rom Kahulul. Nov 11—Schr Jenate b T I { United States Coast and Geodetlc Survey— | “Wand: PNee Gt %0 james ®. Bruce, for £ "’"‘\‘:,’;'n‘[’" | Time and Helght of High and Low Waters | gan Pedro; stmr Chehalls, for San Pedro, via : a tensive o ntranc F o 2 sailed vesterday 4 by otficlal authority of the | “'REDONDO—Arrived Nov 11—Stmr Sequoia, San Dieg | b and low waters occur at | (oM Bureka: bktn Katle Fiickinger, from Korea” Sritvel ‘Névember 8| i Qission-strect whart) about 35 | " Safied Nov 1i—Stme Taqua, for San Frah- oo Jater than at Fort Point: the helght | cisco; shr Forester. for Grays Harbor; schr > ner D eft Yokohama \.flw.‘of tifle 1s the same at both places. Buinbrider, for Por: Blakeley " 1 s ¥ STORIA—Arrived Nov ehr 3 SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 12. nefif from San Pedro: schr Virginia, hence . Nov 4, and not schr Willlam Bowden and hr Eric, as previously reported. fled Nov 10—Stmr Roanoke, for San Fran- sco. Nov 11—Stmr Redondo, for San Fran- sco: stmr Daisy Mitchell, for San Pedro. alled Nov 11—Stmr F. A. Kilburn, for San Francisco. Arrived Nov 11—Br bark Blythswood, from Newcastle, Aus.; schr Crescent, from San Pedro. Ax‘:rl\'ed Nov 11—Bktn Georgina, from BSan Ped 7 CO0s BAY—Arrived Nov 10—Schr Ivy, Oct 29; schr Manila, from San Pedro. heggltrcHADwCKAmned Nov 10—Schr Lud- ence POR’ n\mro}m—m—nvefl Kov 10--Tug Sea Rover, with barge 93 in tow, hence Nov Cleared Nov 10—Stmr Argyll, for Honolulu; bktn Fullerton, for Honolulu. PORT BLAKELEY—Safled Nov 10—Bark C. Bryant, for S8an Franci DArrrl)\.ed ov u—sehr ™ Yavineibte, TAC(\MA Arrlved Nov 10—Stmr Mackinaw, hence No r San Mateo, hence Nov 5. UMPQUA BRIV ER—EI.lled Nov 10—Scbr Lily, for_San Francisc FORT DRAGO. Satled Nov 11—Stmr Bruns. wick, for San Francisco. Safled Nov 11—Stmr Natlonal City, for San 15 FINHDY CREPK—Saled Nov L—Stmr Marshfield, for San Pedro. ISLAND PORTS. KAH'LLU[——-Arrhed Nov §—Stmr Nebraska, f Honolul N ONOLULU —Safled Nov 7, 7:30 & m—Stmr EASTERN PORTS. hence Siberia, for Yokohama, etc. BOSTON—Atsived Nov 10--Fr stmr Mem- non, from Valparaizo. NEW YORK—Arrived Nov 10—Br stmr Ce- from Valseraiso. Arrived Nov 1i—Schr Holllswood, hence January 20, via San Pedro, Cal, and Rio de elro. e FOREIGN PORTS. VICTORTA—Arrived Nov 11—Nor stmr Terfe Viken, bence Nov 8. ADEN—Arrived Nov 10—Ger gtmr Vandalia, trgm Manila, for New SOKOHAMA-Sailed Nov 6—Fr stmr Amiral Jauriguiberry, suxx'ed 1 Br atiar Divtc, for Sht Pia- MAZATLA\'—A:nved Oct 23—Ger bark Ar- temis, from Ham DELAGOA BAY—s-nea Nov 11—Bark Pac- clsce tolps, for Newcastle, Aus. DNEY—Arrived Nov 10—Ship A. J. Fuller, from Port. Hadlock, Arrived Nov 11—Nor bark Helga, in_dis- blreu. bound from Newcastle, Aus., for Hon- HONGKONG—Arrived Nov 10—Stmr Korea, hence Oct 12. CEAN STEAME! PLYMOL"I'H—-ATH\':G Nov ll—Elmr New York and stmr Friederich der Grosse, from New York, NEW YORK—Arrivéd Nov 11—Stmr La, Sa- volor from Havie; smr Philadelphia, trom Southampton. ._._____ HONOLULU, ng 1L -—’nn steamer Siberla, which safled from here ycmrd-y for the Orient, got her hauser cai her pro- peller and is anchored outsi LONDON, Nov. 11— from Newcastle, Aus., . 14, for Henolulu, was towed into Syflmy totally di isted and demaged @ good_deal about Biagio Sald to Be Dying. B. Biaglo, the scavenger who was stabbed at a dance at 32 Oakwood street on Sunday night, October 29, is eaid to pe dying. Dr. Austin, who has been attending him, sent word to that effect to the police yesterday morning. Detectives Graham and Harrison had arrested Louis Ochelll, a clerk, on a charge of assault with a degdly weapon for stabbing Biagio and he was on $1000 bonds. Yesterday they again arrested Ochelll and his bonds were in- Per bktn J. L. Eviston,’ at Eureka—Nov'2, | creased to $5000 WANTS A NEW BRIDGE BUILT Commissioner Aigeltinger to Recommend Reconstruc. tion of 6th Street Crossing ——— WILL WIDEN ROADWAY Plan to Enlarge Thorough- fare at Foot of Seventh to Accommodate Teams l As the result of a visit of inspec- tlon yesterday by Public Works Com- missioner Algeltinger and Chief Dep- uty Donovan of the Bureau of Streets, the first- named official will at once recommend to his colleagues that a new bridge be bullt to replace the structure at the foot of Sixth street, crossing Channel. The present bridge is in a bad con- dition and is regarded as dangerous/n view of the heavy teaming traffic, Algeltinger believes that the cost of repairing the old bridge would be more advantageously used in building an entirely new bridge, which he esti- mates will cost $50,000. He will en- deavor to have the incoming Board of Supervisors set aside the amount in the municipal budget, which will be adopt- ed next June. Algeltinger also proposes to recom- mend that the width of the sidewalks on. Sixth street from Townsend to Kentucky be reduced from nineteen to fourteen feet, which will widen the roadway of the street by ten feet.' This will be a great accommodation to teaming traffic. He will make a sim- ilar recommendation that the width of sldewalks on .eventh street from Townsend southerly be reduced for the same reason. The Board of Works has granted per- mission to the Southern Pacific Com- pany to grade for credits the roadway of Mississipp! street from Twenty-fifth to Army streets and also from Twenty- fifth street northerly along the line of its bay shore cut-off. The fact that there is a scarcity of basalt blocks In the local market has resulted in inquiries from quarrymen as far away as Portland as to the pos- sibility of placing orders for the blocks with contractors in this ecity. It is cal- culated that the blocks can be landed here by water for practically the same price as by quarries in and adjacent to San Francisco. In that event the de- lay In proposed street work will be in a measure obviated. The proposed paving of Minna and Stevenson streets will require several hundred thousand basalt block: JUDGE LAWLOR GRANTS PETITION OF HUTTON Removes Administratrix of Estate of Former Com- missioner’s Wife. An order heretofore issued by Judge Lawlor appointing Edith M. 8. Raine spe- clal administratrix. of the estate of the late Inez Sexton Hutton was set aside by Judge Lawlor yesterday on petition of ex- Police Commissioner Hutton. Judge Ker- rigan-will now hear Hutton's petitfon for letters of administration‘in the place of the removed administratrix. Shortly after Mrs. Hutton's death Mrs. Raine filed a will of the deceased, in which ‘Hutton was practically disinher- ited, and her petition for special letters of administration thereunder was grant- ed. To this Hutton Instituted a contest, but later presented -for probate a letter written to him by his wife and bearing date subsequent to that of the will, in which letter Mrs. -Hutton stated lll.,t it was her desire for her husband to have all of her property. This letter, con- tended Hutton, constituted a valid testa- ment, and he offered it as the last wilt of the deceased. An opposition to the probate of this let- ter, was filed by Mrs. Raine and other heirs of the deceased and this contest is now awaliting trial. After filing the “let- ter will” Hutton petitioned Judge Lawler to revoke his order appointing Mrs. Raine special administratrix. Counsel r#pre- senting Mfs. Raine objected to her re- moval and applied to the District Court of Appeal for a writ of prohibition to pre- vent her remoyval, the ground being that Judge Lawlor had no right to remove the administratrix without a showing of im- proper conduct on her part. The appel- late court held otherwise, however, de- ciding that the court had the right to re- move an administrator at will. Judge Lawlor then yielded to the impor- tunities of Hutton and removed Mrs. Raine. Hutton’s petition to be appointed in her place must be determined upon regular hearing before Judge Kerrigan, to whose department of the Superior Court the case has been assigned. f RE KODAK Developing If you buy your films of me § or have me do your photo printing. I carry a large stock of the best make of Non-Gurling Films which I sell at the following prices in rolls of six ex- pOIu\l'e!' s e, T2 and slixos, doe: oar, 80c. My prices for printing range from 4c each for small sizes up to 10c for 5x7. I make a speclal discount on large orders. Send stamps for postage on out of town orders. Mail orders promptly filled. THAT MAN PITTS F. W. PITTS, the stationer, 1008 MARKET ST., San Francisco. ) ( LVES IN DANGER FROM MAD DOG Canine Attacks Men, Women and Children on Ranch Near the Town of Redding ESCAPES ARE NARROW Animal Is Finally Killed With an Ax in the Hands of a Fearless Ranchhand Epecial Dispatch to The Call. REDDING, Nov. 1.—A dog went mad at Charles Parsons’ farm in Pacheco district, east of Redding, last evening, and Parsons, his wif and children and two hired men were In eminent danger for several minutes. The dog had been acting queerly for several days gnd yesterday afternoon while Parsons and John and Lou Ells- bury were digging a well and Mrs. Par- sons and children were sitting on their doorstep, the dog had a fit and then went mad. With froth flowing from its mouth and uttering ugly growls the animal charged at full speed at Mrs. Parsons and the childrfen. They bare- 1y got Inside the door as the dog struck the steps. He then ran around the house and attacked Parsons and John sbury. The latter was at the wind- lass drawing up a large buek’t of dirt from the bottom of the well. As the dog attacked Ellsbury Parsons felled it with a clod of dirt. Ellsbury lost his hold of the windlass and the loaded bucket shot downward gand would have crushed his brother at the bot- tom of the well had not Parsons grabbed the crank. Then the dog at- tacked Parsons, who kicked it off un- til Ellsbury procured an ax, and creeping up behind it, killed the ani- mal. ———— Three Ribs Broken. Edward Anderson, a teamster, resid- ing at 164 Clara street, while unload- ing a case of goods at Sixth and Bran- nan streets yesterday afternoon got Jammed between a heavy case and the wheel of the truck /and three of his ribs on the left side were broken. The fractures were set by Dr. C. B. Pink- ham at the Central Emergency Hos- pital. 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Fresno, Han. hnka leld and nx-dm tion to Crand Fresno, Hanford, Vlmll and Blk.rflfld and Points on the Sferra Rallway. 4:00 P. M.—For wtnl and intermediate . M.—Otstand Express, - Kansas 1112 Broad 27 South Piret for Chicago, City, Denver and Graad CALIFORNIA Tiburon Ferry. l‘oot of Market Street. VV'E‘!]‘K DAY&—T 30, 9:00 & NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. ’00 S RN 5:10, m. EDNDAYS——.‘@ 9:30 & m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, SAN RAFAEL EK l—-‘ 7:385, WE! DAY 5 20 b un < 3 1 Phagwiy, ot hlaskartl | ga2ish 3:40, B:00, 020 Pia 9e40 «. m.; 5:90 ot Nu&u;. .wll. "i’,’ég“ 520, 6:30 p. m. ec. g0 steamers at 50< Leave In Effect Ariiye ic‘?'m:am Vi seiidn | oct Ls: | o ‘or ‘ancouver, Week Port Townsend, Seattle, Ti Everett, Ana- [ Week cortes, Bouth Bellingham, ngham—11 o, | Dave. ,"‘"'e Bon. | a5 m., Nov. 11, 16, .~ Change at [ 730l 8:00 Seattle to this company’s steamers for Alaska I S0a] Isnsclo. and G. N, Ry, at Seattie or Tacoma to N. P. 7 Ry.; at Van P. Ry, m »l n:wp For arers (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:80 P Nov. 13, 19, 25, Dec. 1. Corona, 1:30 9:308 Napa. p. m.] Nov. 10, 16, 22, 28, Dec. & 5:10p| 5:10 9 For' Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and = Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara— 7:30 & $:00 8 Novato, Santa Rosa, Bundays, 9 a. m. 330 p) 0:30a] Petatuma State of California, Thurstays, 9 a. m, 3300 2o -] or Los Angeles (via San Pedro and Bast | 5:100) 30Dl oo ("Roea. Eln Pe«lrn) Santa Barbara, Santa Crugz, Mon- o terey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San | 7:80 af Luis Obispe), Ventura and Hueneme— 8 Fulton. Coos Bay, 9 a. m., Nov. 14, 22. 30, Dec. 8. | g.90 p| 8:30 p Bonita, 9 a. m., c na ndsor Cabe, Mazattan: 7:30 ] 8:00a] Healdsburs Tia_ Guaymas (Mex. Lytton ATASKA EXCURSIONS. Benson. 1 8:30p) 3:30p] Gewservi palatial Alaska excursion steamship SPOKANE Cloverdale Uil leave Tacoms, Seattle and Victerla June | —op _l 00 Hopland . 21, Juy 5, ugu: et P T L Ly e tommatian sbtain folder. Right | 3:30 | 8:30p and Uklah 1n ‘Tenerved 'to chanige steamers oF sailing dates. Willits and | TICKET OFFICEE—4 New Mon! st. | 7:30a] 8:00 Sherwood | T: (alace Hatel), 10 lfiflo«‘;n snd Broadway | o M‘l lce—1 :80a| 8: wc e TRANN, Gonerdl Passenger Agent, | —aos i — e 2R Franeisto. 8:00 8 Sonoma. o 16 Markw ot man Frawite | T35 BI0R) | olim miien 1 8:00 TOYO KISEN KAISHA | §ifs 15 sesws 5:10 pl 5:10 (ORIENTAL 8. S. CO. Steamers will leave whart, comer First ang Brannan streets, r for Yokohama and Hongkong, calling al Horolulu, Kebe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal, and connecting ai Hongkong with steamers far rmun ete. gargo, recetved on, bard fing S. 8. "AMERICA MARU.," 'rtmsm\r Jan 1%, R“Mréfll?t tickets at reduced rat i passage apply at company's office, seventh floor, Merchants’ Ex‘ebl W. H. AVERY, General AltnL SANOA, REW Heeanies.s.Co. i ATDREY T 8. 8. l“fi%’{g"fl‘m 'mugl. N"!-m.' e Ault land and ney, T! 23,2 P. M 5. ulA%" A, lor noululu. Sat., p..,. 1., SPRECKELS & BROS, C0., Agts, Ticket Offca 643 ar kel Freight Ofcs 327 Market St Pier 7, Pactf it KOSMOS LINE No nwm-w i Sec- FRAL AGENC v.sx STATES AND w'fir?& LE AZI & CO, Pacific t New ¥ P,,"UQ Fh Coast d_by ernql T!ehl! Agents. BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES. A A AN AN MARE [SLAND NAVY YARD, VALLEJO cnd NAPA N-p- v:ney Route Valley Elec- TInES, rings an Ukiah for Blue Lakes, d Vic M e TG Badn Laurel Eul Saturday and Monday round-trip tickets at mful at balf rates. Market Soda Lake Count 'hy Springs, Saratoga Springs, u; 1 Lake, Witter sg‘;llm Valley, John Day's, ot Springs, Half- he, Hopkins., ~ Mendoeino w‘-:won lndtUnl‘ at Wil- W uanl. g‘ult. Garberville, Camp 5, Pepperwood, ‘Reund-trip tickets to all points To SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, MILL VALLEY, Trains leave and are due to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. Frox Octonxs 8§, 1905 Fxary Dzpor (Foot of Market Street.) MAIN LINE. TEAVE — — Ammrvm 7480 Sulsun and Way Stations . 7.28» 740A Valiejo, Napa, Calistogs, Santa Tosa, Mart/acz, San Famon - 8.08» 7.40AXlles, Pleasanton, leermor& Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton . 7.280 8.00AShasta Express— Willlams, Willow Bluft, Portiand, Tacora, Seattle, 7.489 8.00ADavis, Woqdland, Knigh:s Landing, Marysville, Oroville 7480 8.20A Martinez, Antloch, Byron, Tracy, Stockton, Newman, Lo B'imo; rmona, Hanfor ortervilis { by Bakersie) 4480 8.40alles, Ban Jose, Lfvermore, Stock- (tMilton), Valley Spring, Icne. Sacramento, Phc:rvme. o‘cko(}th. Maryavilie, Red 4.08» 8.40A Oskdale, Chinese, Jam 4.08» Bono! 00A Atiantic Express—Ogden .40A Richmond, (i y. Naps, Sunday only Passenger—Fort yron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockiom, Merce Raymond, Fresnoy Goshen Jutic- tion, Hanford. Lemoore, Visaila, mmk sfeld, Los Angeles . 7.08» 10.20a Ef Paso, Kansas City, St. Louis snd hlcs m 7.08» 2 i Seniaa. 548 Niles, San Juse aud Wy Stations. > pSacramento River Steamers 111.00» l:mrn):: Costa, Martinez. Byron, Mo Wl-nrcu, Wu:lem Bacramenso, 1 HS‘-‘ Vallelo, M Nemon, oodiand, nxém.hn] Landing, odesto, Merecd, Freano. 12.082 )hrynm- Hayward, ewman, Los 3.202 Yosemite nd umw- ondey, Wednesiey 04 Tridey 8484 mnmut Rilen sud Way suunu Mendota, Fresno, Tulare, ersfield, A 5.0 Chicago sad 85 Lows Spe b Fued, Raneas Gy, S etgn.y-.?fmm wnd §ad Jose. 3 Valiejo, Pore Conta, Beateia, $ie ") 4 H - 8.00sEaster Eaprews—Griaia Chfcasd, Dellr"fll‘. ansas Clty, Louls, - Immex flm‘k‘lwt rr(;. 0, Bparks, Mon - Hapward N iles n;.'t mfl.} Cbil 7 Redo 708 .28 8434 Pugel Sonnd and Kasts m!z'lld. Niles and Sln Jose (Sun- y only) ‘Strees.) 8-18A Nowark, o.-umm. San Jose, reua i‘:fli L‘rul. Saota fl.ll-nevnk. cenunnu, Ssa Jose, Boarder Creak B “"3.’.:“‘:3 Principal Way ul-xmu-m-.mem . 9.45p Hunters Tratn — (Sat: Ban Jose and Way Stations. 1) 1788w R ay w mvmv. !Iltl 011‘ Monte, Monterey n.n-uomf'?v' ; g T 3.30PSouth Ssn Francisco, San San Jgar