The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 21, 1905, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1905 WHALING BARK BRINGS FAIR CATCHIMPANY ASKS JOHN AND WINTHROP ARRIVES FROM THE FAR NORTH Broadway Wharf lsf Threatened by Fire e — W aters of Harbor Swept . by a Norther Winthrop, ich left here yesterday from 300 pounds of bone his means profit fair pay for the ipper e officers and $1 for the x Amg those who earned months’ hard work on the John op, Is E e former Congre wit s feared by those on the John and that some harm may have the schooher Gotama. She was September 29 and then had four She was in sight October w & terrific gale swept her out s For eleven days the John W ught for her life. When 1, there was no Gots in Shanter Bay a storm almost later one. Bhe dragg ire on Broadway Wharf. n vesterday sh ship Gars The ves- cry bound vessel, The Gars rd —— . The Overdue List. n steamer yesterday eo fro isbane Manila for Syan for medical assistance. homeward b arrived . u on from the largest coffee built for the Centrai American sized craft of this ki thirty-five The ty-five tons. They are small boy living with his onsisted lacerations, were dressed at tal . NEWS OF THE OCLA\' Matters of Interest to Mariners Shipping Merchants. Germ na is chartered {: to Cal.ao at 36s la for the same bus to Port Pirie at 36s were chartered prior to e Amazon is chart usly reported. TELLIGENCE. ARRIVED Monday, B etmr Albatyoss, Townsend. November 20. Swift, 4 days from m, Miller, 13 hours from Men- Point Arens ‘13 hours. ts, Hansen, 16 hours from Alblon, ioad hehalis, Pedro Breakwater, Johnson, 40 hours from Bay Stmr Baith, Croskey, 115 hours from coma, via Seattle. i Stmr Corons, Cann, 19 hours from Bureka, mr Whittier, Dickson, 48 hours from Ae- Jobannson, 34 hours from Sen Stmr tora. Sumr State of California)® Thomas, 40 hours t San Diego. r Coos Bay, Hansen, 56 hours from San ' 1 be about | g ; s Sound to Shanghai at ' | { Segelthorst, 13 days Schmehl, 6 days from Coos CLEARED. November 20. ouver; Union ovember 20. Johannson, Odland, jong 104 F from Hongkong. Pass of Brander, | Souna m.—Weather hour; bar | P miles per POINT LOBOS N Portlan a heavy tor in Stmr Dir- | Smith, for r Despatch, 20—Ger stmr Numantia, from | H. Kruger and ~Br _ship Tra- Port Towneend. | r Blakeley, from r lingo; brig W . for Roche Harbor. 0- Swanhinda, from *36-Fr bark But- Harold Dollar, hence | v 20—Br bark Dunnstaffnage, for 20—Stmr Bertha, from | Arrived Nov NTA BARBARA—Arrvied Nov: 20— ta Rosa, hence Nov 19, and sailed for Arrived Nov 20--Stmr City of Topeka, hence Nov 18, and sailed for San Pedro. PORT _ GAMBLE—Arrived Nov John orth, hence Oct 26. Sailed Nov 20—Bktn Klickitat, for Honolulu. COOS BAY—Arrived Nov 20—Stmr F. A. Kilbura. hence Nov 18. Salled Nov 20—Stmr Czarina, clsco, EUREKA—Arrived Nov 20—Stmr Alliance, from Coos Bay: stmr Sequoia, henee Nov 1 stmr Pomona, hence Nov 19. | Sailed Nov 20—Stmr Roancke, for Coos Bay. | SOUTH BEND—Arrived Nov 20—Stmr Acme, | hence Nov 16 PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Nov 20—Schr Volante, from Alaska; Ger ship Omega, from | Santa Rosalia; Br stmr Twickenham, from | | Hiogo. BALLARD—Arrived Nov 20—Bktn Amazon, | | trom thl via Port Townsend. SFWARD-—Sailed Nov 20—Stmr Oregon, for 20—Schr for San Fran- ov 19—Stmr Humboldt, | 18—Stmr Farallon, trom | 20—Stmr U—Arrived Nov —Arrived Nov wood, hence Nov 14. Arrived Nov 20—Stmr G. C. Lindauer, hence Nov 16; stmr Norwood, hénce Nov 14. | * Sailed Nov %0—Stmrs Coronado, Grace Dol- {1ar, Newbure and Cascade, for San Fran- cisco: stmr San Pedro, for Redondo. | YT ANGELES—Arrived Nov 20—Bktn | stanford, from San Pedro. ] AYS HARBOR—Arrived Nov 20—Stmr ,-bence Nov 14. DIEGO—Arrived Nov . 20—Schr Ma- | @, from Tacoma: Br ship Pudora, from | Hamburg. Nor- Jane ISLAND PORTS. Arrived Nov 20—Bark R. P. | 3 Br stmr Dorie, from Yo- r San Francisco | STERN PORTS | NEW YORK--Saiied Nov 19—Stmr Mexico, | | for Colon. | FOREIGN PORTS. VALPARAISO—Arrived Nov 2—Br stmr | | Fitzclarence. from Newcastle, Aus. | YOKOHAMA—Arrived Nov 8—Br stmr Im- | aum, from Portland, Ore. PFRIM—Passed Nov 19—Br stmr Sikh, from | Yokohama, for New York and Baltimore. i HAMBURG—Eailed Nov 16—Br bark Kil- loran. for San Diezo. Fnlltld Nov 18—Ger stmr Hathor, for San | Frencieco. ACAPULCO—Eafled Nov 16—Stmr City of | Pekine, for San Franeisco. Nov 17—Stmr for Ancon. ved Nov 16—Br ship Arctic Stream, from Safled v Francisco. Nov 20—Stmr con, ete. HAKODATP—Eailed Nov 20—Br stmr Hazel Dollar. for Sen Francisco. LANCON_Salled Nov 14—Stmr Clty of Pan- or San Francisco. sl ¥Z—Arrived Nov 20—Br stmr Satsuma, ym Yokohama. for New York. i O UERNETOWN -~ Arrived Nov 20—Ger ship | Niobe. from Portlaod BRISBANE—Arrived Nov 20—Schr Kineo, from Manla. VANCOUVER—Arrived Nov 19—Ger stinr Assvan. hence Nov 15. | VICTORIA—Arrived Nov 20—Br stmr Black- heath, from Probolingo; Br ship Riversdale, from Acepuico. i Memorands. Per stmr Bdith, from attle Nov 20—Had strong SE gales for four days: vessel coptin- ually under water the entire passawe. Per schr Bus Plummer—While crossing uflu mnrnlnk a heavy ses "med boat out , of dnvltl It wee REDO! for San for An- recovered 1 Nov. 20 Additional reports from schr Katie Flickinzer S that ‘tags Phd"-v Cruz, Hall, 10 hows are trying to get the vessel off St Santa 2z, Hal re from Bants e o e | R, S e K, Pt \\h 1 bark John an 38 v asho: al daye trom Okhotsk ea. fev at low water. ¢l pot. thousht that Eons e 3 Frummer, Hansen, 10 days | af ls mmen i e trom Bel to floa : Schr 14l Botiger, 10 days from Umpqua in the sand. River. O Vessel in tow at time she went ashore, Schr Ann, 3 10 trom . nehnu.n—:. deye hence Nov | G ‘Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 20—5 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- peratures are reported for the previous day: | Boston . 42-22 New York -46-30 { Chicago . S Philadelphia ... | Cincinnati Pittsburg . a Honolulu U8 St. Louis . 8 Jacksonvili 58 Washington ..... ) | New Orleans’ 621 SAN FRANCISCO 58-46 VA LS L e LR, The following are the seasonal rainfalls to ! date, as compared with those of the same date = = ol season, and raindail in last twenty-four REDONDO, Nov. 20.—An attemnt will be | Puget Nouna Puru & Grays Harbor 3 Humboldt ... | Point_Arena & Albion .| SBan Diego & Way Prs Newport & Way Ports. Coos Bay & Pt. Orford Eel River Port: San Pedro .. Portland & Way Pts. s L | Humbolaz .. Mendoelno & Humboldt Portland & A Portland & Astoria. Witlapa Harbor Humboldt San Pedro & Wi North Fork. State of Cal.. made at high water this ovening to float the | Last This Last stranded bktn Katie Flickinger. 24 hours, Sfl-mn Sm-nn LONDON chr Kineo, from Ma- 0.20 7.8 nila, for Sydney. tle, Aus., and Hono- | 0.02 lulu, put jote bane for medical assistance. Trace ol s A 0.00 0.00 Movements of Steamers. 0.08 S Imle[\endenm - . 0.00 TO ARRIVE. San Luls Obispo.... 0.60 los Angeles Trace | _Breamer. From. San Dieko -........ Trace Coronado....... Grays Harbor PACIFIC_COAST RECORD. acoma ... R T e Coquille River R 1 28 Oyster Harpor g §533 M8 2 Guayaquil - i 333 gz 2, 9 rays Harbor . STATIONS. 7 i’ 28 18 RS a 3 S5 v R 2 o o Baker Partlana Red Bluff | Roseburg . 6 | Sacramento | Salt Lake Sen rancisco 2008 | San Joss .....20.88 | 5. 1. Obtspo. .29’ 6 | S8an- Diego . Seattle .| Puget Sound Ports v Foriand & Way Poris|Nov: 21 | N innemuccs .. China & Japan . |Nov. 28 | WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL e e Q‘O\ FORECAST. .| Portland & Astoria...l| | e 3 . The storm has moved rapidly southeastward <A RXEOADE O SINACILY - | and is now cAuSing snow or Tain generally 1o TO SAIL, Arizona and Utah, with high southerly winds. The following high winds have occurred: Steamer. | Destinatlon, Salls.| Pler. | Eureka, 38. north: Red Bluff, 34, north; Sac- { | ramento, 38, northwest; San’Jose, 30, north; | November 21. | San Diego 26, west; Independence, 38, north: Aberdeen.. | Grays Harbor ....| 5 pmPier 16 | Modena, 48, south;: Flagstaff, southwest, Cheballs....| Grays Harbor ....{ A 2| and Yuma, 28, northwest. N. Fork....| Humboldt . 5'pm|Pler 20 | Light rain has fallen generally in Southern Elizabeth. Coquille River ....| 5 pm|Pier 20 | California. with snow In the mountains. C. Nelson...| Seattle & Tacoma. 5 pm Pier 20| The indications are that fair weather will Rainler..... Seattle & Bel'ham 12 m(Pier 10 | prevall Tuesday in Northern California, with | Breakwater. Coos Bay . i 8 | heavy frosts in the interior It the wind lulls. City Puebla'| Fuget Sound Porta|ll am|Pier 9| - FORECAST FOR NOVEMBER 21. Novemover 22, | | San Francisco and vielnity—Fair Tuesday: ou npia....| Los Angeles Pte ..| 2 pm/S.Wall | fresh north winds. 12 miPier 2| Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy and cooler .J1:30 p/Pler B! Tuesday, preceded by showers; fresh norta Sea Foam.. | Point Arena 4 pm Pier 2 winds. Arctic. | Humboldt . 9 am Pler 2| Sacramento Valley—Fair Tuesday: heavy Coos Bay...|San Pedro & Way.| 9 am Pler 11 | frost morning if wind lulls; fresh north winds Mariposa... | Tahiti ... «/11 amPler 7 | diminishinz. November 3. | | San Joaguin Valley—Fair Tuesday: heavy R. Dollar...| Seattle direct ....| 4 pm|Pjer 20 | frost morning if wind lulis; brisk north winds. Centralia_..| Grays Harbor 2 pm|Per 10 | _ Coast—Fatr Tuesday: brisk north winds State of Cai | San Diego & Way.| § am|Pier 11 | diminishing, Senator.....| Asioria & tiand /11 am Pler 24 | Nevada—Fair. colder Tuesday. Sterra. Sydney & Way Pts| 8 pm|Pier 7 ‘A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. Newburg. .. | Grays Harbor ....| 2 pm|Pler 10 | dommmmme————— 4, G. Dollar...| Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pier 20 | Jeanie. | Beattle & Tlcomh 5 pm!Pier 20 Y ! \§ ' 7 ; | L Anseies Foris 1 o Ei 3 SEVENTH INFANTRY November | J Astoria & Portand| 5 pmiPler 2 ‘WILL SOON BE HOME Humpolat . 9 amPler § o River 12 “mipler 3| . s rember 25. (| | Regiment Will Go Into Quar- Pomo. ... rena & Alblon: 6 pm|Pler 2 | s30T M Fidii. Fgo:fls:y “| & pmpier 1} ters at Presidio Upon i 3 Pler 40 . Humboldt .| 1:30p|Pler 9 | iRt | e § Its Arrival. Novesmner oo z;zu-pan & Way 9 .m'xm.,- 1 The Seventh Infantry, which sailed >uget Sound Ports. (11 am|P | Sy P e B g “":{P::: 11{ from Manila on the transport Thomas November i ,on the 15th, will, upon its arrival, go Dirigo. Srn-'ule &MBEI‘ m| 4 pm|Pler 10 | into quarters at the cantonment at the ovember N, | Columbta...| Astoria & Portland|11 am|Pler 24 Presidio until transportation can be ar- November #9. | | ranged, and will then proceed to sta- Redondo....| Astoria & Portland.|12 m|Pier 2 tioms as follows: Headquarters, band F. Kiiburn. PC'NY:"::‘:“:’:“&‘-- 2 pmiPler 20 ,ng one battalion to Fort Harrison, G. Lindauer | Grays Harbor ...... 1 pm{Pier 1|MONL.; one battalion to Fort Missoula, December 1. Mont., and one battalion to Fort Assin- Queen. ..... Puget Souna rorts.|11 am|Pler 9 | {boin, Mont. FROM BEATTLE. A general court-martial has been ap- pointed to meet at the Presidio at 10 et Py, | Balls. | o'clock a. m. on November 27, or as Cottage u., Skagway ¢ w,, pm. Imv. 23 Soon thereafter as practicable for the Farallon. Skagway & ris.[Nov, 24 trial of such persons as may be ;uru,wav. 25 brought before it. | ¥ v N 23| The following officers have been ap- .| 8 . 28 pointed to serve on the court: Major Santi Clara = Seward & Way Ports.|Dec. 1| Edward T. Brown, artillery corpsy Cap- 7. tain Ira A. Haynés, artillery corps; o Captain Harry L. Hawthorne, artillery Branch Hydrographic Office, U. S. N., 7 %, SrHtery ehants' Exchange, San mnc‘m’i' ‘c‘:,"'_ corps; First Lieutenant Arthur T. Bal- lor’}r}xy, I;:;ll 20, r‘.um entine, artillery corps; First Lieuten- The Time on the tower of the Ferry ant Solomon Avery Jr., artillery corps; bulldinl was dropped exactly at noon to-day— 1 e, ut noon of the 120th meridinn, or ai 8 First Lieutenant Charles C. Pulis, ar- p. m., Greenwich time, URNETT, tillery corps; Second Lieutenant Lieutenant, U. in coarge. |Thomas B. Doe, artillery corps; Second Lieutenant Benjamin H. L. Williams, Sun, Moon Tide, artillery corps; Second Lieutenant United States Coast and Geodetic Survey— | Thomas D. Osborne, artillery corps; Time and Height of High and Low Waters 'Second Lieutenant David C. Seagrave, By bubhenid By ol animeioensisco artillery corps, judge advocate. superintendent. ta® | Lleuténant Noah Overly, Thirty-fifth NOTE—The ;:th-na low waters occur at Company of Philippine Scouts, who is the city front (Mission-street whaef) about 23 returning to his regiment after a four minutes later than at Fort Point; the height | . of tide is the same at both places. ;’x‘g;‘;’l':l x';:t" is stopping at the Oc- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Lieutenant Robert B. Grubbs, medi- cal department, who left Fort Wright, ‘Wyoming, on his leave of absence, has surrendered a part of his vacation and jis In this city awalting orders. Lieutenant David R. Gump, Eight- eenth Infantry, has been ordered to report to Brigadler General Frederick Funston, president of the army retir- ing board, for examination by that board. —_—— “As ye sow” is the elemental law of recompense In store-advertising. The lanter who "wononim" con shed ul ebl;:let ar: “twu'hpctut kind” in u 2 om and foresight. m ———— PORT ORFORD a_quar. of o of $50 as reward for the arrest and oy g | conviction of W. J. Laymance for in- Cured §. E. Faralion.2). | juring birds in Golden Gate Park was Fiagstaft .....20.42 . | denfed on the advice of the City At- |yame cure Skia Discases, Blood Polson, Independence .29.60 i Varicocele, Stricture, Nervous Decline, Lo e torney that a policeman is not entitled | Wenkmens, Piles, Fistula and Diseases Tathaipais 2093 to any extra compensation other than | of the Kidueys, Bladder and Prostate. Phuenn o5esaedD that provided in the charter. Special Diseases—Newly contracted Paint Reyes ..20 1 e ey and chronic cases cured. All Burning, Itching Pocatello . | - A - and Inflammation stopped in _twenty-four ODLAND ESCAPES BY THE Electro-Chemic Institute (Formerly 11S Grant Avenue) vor EMMA SPRECKELS BLOG:) 927 Market, Street, SAN FRANCISCO. FOR A HEARIN Home Telephone Corpomtion Urges Supervisors to Pass|p on Petition for Franchise MEETING TO BE CALLED Ordinance Providing for the Lease of City Lots to the Highest Bidder Is Adopted AR San Instl. tute is well established, thoroughly equipped and eminently reliable. Willlam Thomas, attorney for the | WWeek slter week i:fimcnlels from ome Home Telephone Company, appeared | curable by their family physicians have been | yesterday before the Supervisors’ Utill- | Giickly, permanently and cheaply cured by t ties Committee and urged that the pe- tition of the corporation for an inde- pendent telepnone franchise be taken up at an early date. Thomas said his client was entitled to have a report made by the committee, the petition having been filed on June 12 last. Su- pervisor Boxton stated that the matter had been put over at the request of the company itself, and the sickness of Chairman Braunhart had further de- layed the hearing. D’'Ancona said the hearing would certainly be granted, but the company could have the privilege of submitting briefs regarding Its claims for a franchise. Thomas said he would like to present verbal argu- ments also, which would not take long. “We took up your time at former hearings,” sald Thomas, “by reading a Jot of stupid letters, which did not seem to help our case any, but we will not make that mistake again.” It was decided to communicate with Braunhart to fix a date for the hearing, | py and if he is too ill to take part in the proceedings a meeting will be called without him. The Mayor was authorized to sell at public auction ten horses unfit for fur- ther use in the Fire Department. The ordinance ordering the repav- ing and widening of Fourth street between Howard and Townsend at a cost of $50,000 was finally passed. Similar action was taken on the or- | dinance authorizing the lease of the Market Place and Produce Exchange lots to the highest bidder. The South- ern Pacific Company desires to lease the lots for terminals in conneetion with its bay shore cut-off road. The board adopted a resolution di- recting the City Attorney not to prose- cute an appeal in the suit of former urveyor Charles S, Tilton, who dur- ng his lifetime secured a judgment for $13,500 against the city for surveying work done while in office. The original face value ‘of the claim amounted to $8500, exclusive of interest, and the Finance Committee effected a compro- mise on that basis with Tilton’s heirs, and the claim will be paid out of the surplus fund. The claim bad cases of CATARRH. DEAFNESS. RING- G (EARS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and CIPIE] SUMPTION are being talked | about by gy R B result of these remarkable cures, many suffer- ers, in different stages of these serious dis- eases, are now taking the Electro- Chemic treatment, and all are being quickly cured 0ld_and young are cured of RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. _PARALYSIS. LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA, STIFF and PAINFUL JOINTS even very bad cases, that are not ai ail helped | by medical treatments. In speclal diseases of women Electro-Chemistry takes the place of surgery and. quickly cures the most serious cases: TUMORS. CANCERS, DIEPLACE- MENTS, IRREGULAR and PAINFUL PERI- ODS, WEAK BACK. HEADACHE, NER- VOUSNESS. INSOMNIA, CRAMPS, OVAR- TAN PAINS &c. &e. BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES, MUDDY AND PPIMBLY COMPLEXION. | in’ DESBO. TIVE CIRCULATION, COLD FEET, HOT FLASHES, &c.. &c. It cures. because the | 1z directlv oxvgenized and impuritles thrown out. IN STOMACH. LIVER. KID- NEY and BLADDER DISEASES Blectro- Chemistry cures quickly hecause it acts direct. Iv. This is also true in Special Di q Men:—FNLARGED PROSTATE. W | . VARICOCFLE, STRICTURE, SPECI. | C BLOOD POISON. &c.. &c. Separate and | private apartments are maintained for the | male and female patients. (OFFICE HOURS - | i | to 8§ p.m. daily. FREE MEN CURED Positively : and Permancnlly We Cure GON‘ULT IO AW EXAMINATION of Policeman J.' J. Dow Pay Us When hours; cures effected in seven daye. HAVE A TALK WITH US About Your Allments. We make no charge for a friendly talk. Come %0 us in the strictest confidence. We have been exclusively treating special diseases of men for years. Nothing selence can devise or momey can buy is lacking in our office cuul ment, We will use you honestly, treat you s iy LENIENCY OF JURY Believe That He Was Too Ignorant to Be and restore you to health In the shortest time with the least discomfort and expense. If you cannot call, write for symptom blanks. DR. HOLSMAN & CO. Hours—$ to 5, 7 to 8:30 p. m. dally; Sunday, to 720 Market St. (Top Floor), S. F. Guilty. John O. Odland was acquitted by a jury yesterday in the United States District Court of perjury alleged to have been committed by him on July 21, 1905, when he swore before United States Local Inspectors Bolles and Bul- ger that he was a naturalized citizen of the United States and entitled to receive a license as pilot. Odland came to the United Stdtes in 1895. On May 1, 1900, when he was twenty-one days short of the requiréd time to en- title bim to naturalization he received in a saloon on Market street, opposite the City Hall, what purported to be a certified copy of his naturalization pa- SPEGIAL BARCAIN pers, signed by Superior Judge A. A. Sanderson and Deputy Clerk T. L. Do- || buying, trom e - Trune muth “wits teacy ran. The names of his witnesses were brass = trimmings, water-proof canvas cover, tray with hat box, extra dress tray, cioth-faced. Fine Lne traveling h-n and Jsuit cases 5O per cent cheaper than else- “where, J. MARTY CO. Trunk and Bag Manufacturers, 22 TUI‘K&T. S. F. given as Frank Jansen and T. L. Doran. The certificate was dated back to De- cember 27, 1899. United States Secret Service Agent Richard H. Taylor ar- rested Odland and procured his indict- ment. Doran was not prosecuted, as the statute of limitations protected him. Immediately after the jury had re- turned its verdict of not guilty Odland was rearrested on another indictment charging him with having been in pos- session of a fraudulent certificate of Rt g0 0 2 ¥ & N :visit DR. JORBAN'S anear WisEGN TF dNTouY naturalization. He was released upon ) . 0,8 7. filing & bond for §2000. The, Wi o On the trial yesterday his defense| ) World. Weaknesses ar any was that he believed that he had been | Spectatiat on the O -;“:&-_ legally naturalized in the saloon, and| | DR JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN the jury believed him. ; el S s —_———————— ) sy i R Under Arrest in Sacramento. povitinc curen evaiy case anderaken, Thomas Mack, alias “the Buff Kid,” A £ is under arrest in Sacramento on a charge of burglary committed at the residence of Edward Calame, 135 Lo- cust street, on November 8. hn Barnes is under arrest here on suSpi- clon of being implicated with Mack in the burglary, but if not convicted he will be sent to Sacramento. where he is wanted for burglary. W. Ship- ley, alias Sharkey, is also under arrest in Sacramento. He is wanted here on a warrant charging him with criminal assault. Detectives Taylor and Mul- cahey left yesterday afternoon to bring Mack and Shipley back. mea »nn.ono..mlnuu.lr N . T RAILWAY TRAVEL. * LIMITED To Chicago in Three Days, -lhh-dh- Santa Fe Trains A. M. | For Stockton, mn-q,-... 8100 P. M. ford, Visaila, Bakersfield intermediate points. o.aoA.u-—c-more:‘n umm:-v.hm daye o o vy &, Grand Dection to 9130 A. K.—Vlllty Limited, for Stockton, Mer- ced. Fresno, Hanford. Visaiia and Bakersfleld and Points on the SierraRallway. 00 P. M.—For Stockton To SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, Weekly Call, $1 Per Year 1n RAILWAY TRAVEL. Tralns leave and are due to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO. Frou Octonxzs 8. 1308, TEAVE — Eimira, Vacavilie, Winters, Rumsey 7.28» 7‘4\7-"6\ m m Santa 1&!««. n-nnn. Livermore, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton 7.28» wmm:; Wilions, firate, He T 7489 T4t Bakerste! 8404 Niles, San Livermore, Stock- ‘- *; llwn). Valley Spring, ento, Placerville, ese, rs, Tuolumne and Any Atlantic Express—Ogien an Bickmand. 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