The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 28, 1906, Page 28

SIBERIA SHILS FOR THE ORIENT | it ‘ | { Pacific Mail Company’s Lmer; t Carries a Full Cargol | and Many Passengers| | L A OVERDUE SHIP ARRIVES| | —— | | Versailles Spends Forty Days Off Cape Horn Fighting| Heavy Westerly Gales|| liner Si- sailed many e office Y t r sailed y'elock She made a was well clear lia and Amer- | | anchored in | | 3 been | i gside, the Mon- z A : s d the America | FRENCH SHIP VERSAILLES, WHICH WAS OVERDUE AND QUOTED FOR v finis £ America REINSURANCE AT 10 PER CENT, BUT WHICH ARRIVED SBAFELY YES- will o = 1 TERDAY AFIER A STORMY PASSAGE FROM THE OLD WORLD. — <+ & passengers were How One Leuns, ese Commission the Stberia Jan- | sustained extensive but not very, seri- ous demage. By a strange coincidence the damage to cach vessel ls estimated T p to S - = lhesy T 2 e iE.|at about $2500. The Grace Dollar Is \ g a being repaired by John Dickle at his g i Alameda shipyard. R o ,:"fm ‘é’f The steam schooner Dirigo, recently < 6 g R RVangr P ond Miss | Picked up and towed into port by the g ¢ a3 steamer Shasta. is on the Sixteenth- £ street dry undergoing repairs S e Amues, | which & e a new rudder, calking i . Ball aed | and some work on her engines ~ y F. Bell The Canadian Pacific Company’s new - b Bietop, | liner Empress of Ireland was launched <4 ¥ S Boede. | yesterday at Gl sgow fe 1 Helen e AT ", - e eacnsang NEWS OF THE OCEAN. J. Curran. Mrs. F. | matters of Interest to Mariners and Darden. Miss Mar- Shipping Merchants. Mrs. J. | 7y, Briusn ship Gantock Rock 1s chartered to Callao or Mol- or Flamouth t of redwood lumber, valued at cargo from this port. A. J. McDon- Mrs. E. A | R PR Mrs. M. A Exports by the Jose. Jr., Bert| The steamer San Jose sailed yesterday for on and | Ancon and way ports nd alued at $1 For 402; h a general merchan- 463, to be distributed Mexico, $25,014; Panama, $3255; §561; ica, Germ: pal ship: P62 1bs ralstns, bs hops, 714 1bs ham and es erling, Vlrs be goods, 156 1bs tea, S . Mrs. 1. O. wine, whiskey, 2800 7t luml le, H s shooks, 26 pkgs arms and ammun i machi 31 plge electrical supplies, X pkes , 12 es drugs, 1610 1bs soda, v 0 Ibs cement, S baies oakum, 8 pkgs H. L. Woodb rn 1 flask quicksilve to, Mrs. D. Crom- 38 . K. Ibata, J. Kocke, S. Miller, T. Mizu- Bernard Leon J. Stern, 17,500 ibs lard, 6000 lbs 55 bxs fresh fruits, ) 1bs raisins, 45 cs milistuffs, 85 cs salad canned . 225 ibe Sug , Mr. To- | oil, 53 pkgs groceries and provisions, 4964 gals p 1o 377 gals wine, 9847 ibs tallow, 8402 Mrs. John umber, 90 cs coal oil, s ammonia, 13 pipe, 12 bdls leather, 90 kegs gunpowder, Shizuo Kon Gre r, o and C. Tsu- | 17 pkgs machinery, 13 pkgs agricultural im- t ements. s Oivedt | To Panama—300 bbis flour, 5216 Ibs beans, R Careoll, Rev. P-| 2100 1o sait, 100 crts potatoes, 300 crts onions, | ubose, D. J.|500 1bs dried fruit, 118 cs canned goods, 10 cs & yd mald, M M. ns, 385,171 ft lumber, 2 rolls > 2 Hughes, H. ather, 1 cs machinery % - - 81,000 gals wine, 4750 Ibs ] "brandy, 500 flasks quicksilver, How | 768 Ibs copper, 4 pkgs machinery. 120 bbls flour, 2 crts potatoes Brers, Miss SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. J xSk ARRIVED, B Mrs. Simon E v Saturday, January 27. s Mrs. W. Fyr{l_a?f::j Stmr Redondo, Ahlin, 64 hours from Astoria. Stmr Queen, Cousins, 61 hours from Victo- rie, ete. Stmr Bonita, Alberts, and way ports Willlam Gre: Harris, M. C 61 gt hout RS ]’{*m:i’(_i' s, Salaum, 171 days from I William C. Kruegel CLEARED. Lyo : Saturday, January 27. Mayer Stmr_San Jose, Thomp: Ancon and way : P MSS Co Zeeder, Honolulu, Yokohama H . Fort Phtlip; Fred- STIC PORTS. via BEureka | Central | potatoes, 40 sks ontons, | Central America—525 bbls flour, 431 ctls | hours from San | rrived Jan“27—Stmr | the charts. TO ARRIVE. Lo Movements of Steamers. glven is subtracted from the depth given by The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. Jeante. . Senator. . F. Kilburn Telius | Curacao. Chebalis. Alamed Coos Bay City Peking City Topek Coronado -| San | Humboldt Coos Bay Humboldt . San Pedro . Tacoma Point n New York via Buy & Pt. Orford “Ancon. ’.zs nls 29 | . 29 iila.....| Puget Sound Ports . i Neison. | Seattle & Tacoma. | Rainler.. Beattle & Bvlllngnam ; Laxor. .| Seattle ... 5| TO SAIL. Steamer. | Destination. | Salls.| Pler. January 28, | | Elizabeth... Coquille Rl\er 10 am| Pler 20 Centralia...| Grays Harbor . 2 pm|Pier 10 Eureka.....; Humboldt ... { 9 am|. |Pler 5 8 Rose. San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 January 20. | | { . Los Angeles Ports.|11 am|Pier 2 | . Willapa Harbor....| 5 pm|Pier 2 .| Astoria & Portiand| 4 pm Pier 24 | Newport & Wi 9 am|Pler 11 | China & Japan. 1 pm Pler 40 Jeante Los Angeles Purts 5 pm,Pxer 5 | January 30. South Ba; e Portianal 5 pm‘Pler 27 Pomcna. 30 p/Pler 9 Brelkw.flltr( 5 pm Pler 8 | Queen......| Puget Sound Ports1l am|Pler 9 | Redondo. .| Astoria & Portiand| 4 pm|Pier 2 | Januury 31 [ Coronado. .. | Grays Harbor. 2 pm|(Pler 10 | Aurel Astoria & l’nrl.llnd 5 pm|Pler 27 | Arcti Humboldt . 9 amiPler 2| Sea Foam..| Point Arena | 4 pm/Pier 2 | ¥. Kilburn. | Portland & Wa; 2 pm Pler 20 | Febroury { | Senator.... | Astoria_& Portland|11 am|Pler 24 State of Cal | San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 | Corona. 11:30 p{Pler { Coos Bay...| San Pedro § am|Pier 1 | _ February:3. | | Pomo...... Al & Albion| 6 pm|Pler 2 M. F. Plant 4 pm Pier 11 | Alameda. .. {11 am(Pier 7 }CH)‘ Peking .j12 m|Pler 40 Mariposa..-| T: [il amPier 7 | | ‘ebruary | city ‘I‘opeks Puget Sound Purmu am|Pler 9 | N. Fork....| Fumboldt .........| 9 am Pler 20 February | Columbia...| Astorla & purnand.u amiPler 24 | Mongolia... Japan. . pmlPler 40 | February 7. | | Curacao. ...| Mexican Ports ....{10 am/Pler 11 | FROM SEATTLE. | Steamer. Destination. } Salls. B. 8 hence J. ; stmr Coos Bay, hence | ndereiog nd safled; stmr Coronado, for San » ; stmr Coos Bay, for San Pediro 1 i Miss E ATTL] Jan 27—Stmr Santa | _ tkins Stme Cottage City, for Skag- , for Bkagw. fled Jan "’*!irlg Geneva, for Vessels Get Away. r steam _and on sail Puget t Astoria, yes- t to sea. = —Passed out Jan 27—Br ship Aus- N From S s c { tralla, for West Coast; Ger ship Wilhelmine, thirteen de- | /0 jagon Bay: schr Gamble, for San Pedro; s sailed | Fr bark Grande Duchess River bar ISL. rtures from Astorin | HONOLULU—Arrived Jan 27—Stmr Nebras- . bence Jan 10. ieel . steamship Olym- ow e Spreckels tug Daunt- 25—Br stmr La steamship Zealandia, recent- | Plata, from Livemool for Colon: stmr Ad~ vance, from New Y Jan 17—Stmr Indian- rn people for this Olympian from | side, |2 o Mot Fork: for Seattic. —Arrl\afl Jan 26—Ger ship ship Ben PISAGUA—S: Br ship Balmore, D or By, dney Heads; San Jose Sails for Panama. who left here‘ Mail liner San y of the Kosmos Railed Jan 10—Br stmr Bucentaur, for Vancouver. via Cape of Good Hope and | New Zealand, etc YOKOHAMA—Arrived Jan 27— Br stmr Croy- ng t temala. The | don, from lwnhr;? 4 fan 27—Nor stmr Tell for Panama a vay | VO cinco: bark Mary L. Cushing, fof J Panama and way | O cisco; bark Mery L. Cushing, for g0, seventeen cabin a the 8ydney MELBOURNE—Sailed Jan 27—Ship John Currier, for Newcastle, Aus. steerage and | An passensbrs were: John e e am A | 5. g park Versailles, from Rotterdam, Jan I J. Verrue, L. R. Gruss, A. | 27_Had succemsion of westerly gales off the « z: C ife, V. V. Koch, Louis | Horn for 40 daye; lost several sails and expe- s 3. M. Jommson. | rienced deck damages. Sept 12, 8 N, lonx 20 Nowmia: R | W, passed Br ship showing letters W. V. G. R. A. McBride. Time Ball. : | Branch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- Ship Arrives. | chants’ Exchange, 15&? Francisco, Cal., e Frenc . Saturday, Jan. 27, ¢ French ship Versailles, | . furi¥ il o the tower of the Ferry ved yesterday after | pujiding was éropped exactly at-noon to-day, Rotterdam. She |1 e. at noon of the 120th meridian, or at § pe Horn for forty days in | . w. Greawich time. 3. C. BURNEET, A number of salls were | Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charge. derabl | e i * Sum, Moon and Tide. king the p | Unitea States Coast and Geodetic - Survey— & 400 panshie, ot Time and Helght of High and Low Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco o tho - Fiat Bay. -Published by officlal authority of the . per cent: superintendent. ralg, 7 cent; MobHe Bay, | NOTE_The: Big n e 5 g d Y. | the city front (Misslon-street wharf) about 25 ¥ minutes later than at Fort Point; the height B e | of tide 1s the same at both places. & | pair the Albatross. | SUNDAY, JAN. 28 the United | ission steamship Al- warded to the Moore the lowest bidders, | be brought over | b= in a few days and|> over to Moore & Scott. The re- take i about two months to complete. D0 oo Water Fromt Notes. little white liner Curacoa, Cap- slsen, is due to-morrow from | « s and way ports. | the early morning tidies are given in the left rmy transport Logan, home. |band column and the successive tides of the d bound, sailed yesterday from Hon- | S23, A0 the order of occurrence as to time; the fourth time column gives the last tide of the lulu Gay. except when there are but three tidos, as In the collision the other morning | sumetimes occurs. The heights given are in ot Binck Point both the steamship | Ac4iion fo the soundings of the United States Grace Dollar and the French bark Pax | & g e e T sign precedes the height and NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | Santa Clara. "\ Skagway & Way Porte. ‘.rm a | Seward” & Way Ports o F | Farallon. Cooks Inlet & Way P lFeb. 10 P g | COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 29. | 571 2000 Monitor ..... 03 1 56| 300 North Star. 55 09 1100 North Star. 53 08/ 100 North Star... B4 41| 500 N Y Ton Con 31 | 42{ 10, 41 |= 42 | 1 6000 4 | 1"\ 1000 Ohfo, 40 1 17, 6000 Ohio 40 \ 18/ 3000 Ohio 48 | 5/ 2000 Ohlo 39 1000 Goldfield Min 82 3950 Orig 2 1000 H Hooligan.. 15|3000 Orlg Bulifrog. 23 1000 H Hooligan.. 18 5500 Pennsylvania. 03 1000 H Hooligan. . 17/1000 Red Lion .... 04 | 2500 G Bend, s 10 20/ 4000 Red Top Ex. 07 1800 G Bend. b 0 211100 Sandstoem -.1 55 1000 G Bend, b 60 22| 400 St Ives .. 17 20| 500 Ton Belmont.2 90 361000 Ton Gold Mt. 10 . 37(2000 Do, g 5.... 10 200 Jim Butler... 92 3000 Home Conb90 07 200 Jim Butler... 91| 200 Ton of Nev.18 50 250 Jim Butler. | Jumbo M Co.1 45, 94/ 200 Ton Mdway.1 871 200 300 Ton Midway.1 90 500 Jumbo M..1 473 2500 Vernal ... 08 500 Jumbo M..1 42-&! 300 West End....170 500 Jumbo Bx .. 27 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah Bastrict. Bid.Ask.! BidiAsk. Belmont _...2 85 2 90i Lucky Tom... — 08 Belmont Bx.. — 30 MacNamara.. 47 48 Boston Ton.. 08 10| Midway .....1851 90 Brgr's JB Ex 14 — California ... 20 Cash Boy.... 21 23| Colehan — 10|Mon Pttsburg Eula Con 5 ¢ 1jMonteor ... S8 < Gold Anchor.1 85 1 37IN Y Ton Con 31 32 Golden Gate, 10 58 5t ] 30 40 i — 13 02 10 Great Westrn 03 50 Home .. 36 o7 Ind Ton: o1 15 Jim Butler... 91 8 75 J Butler Bx. 20 e Little Ton ..8 25 5 00| 7 Goldfteld u 20 21 14 16 Highlana iy [ g, gum:g M 'Co.1 40 150 — umi .26 28 i ol A 06 07) 80 05 06 w0 ‘10 11 28 27 02 09 11 o x 2% 28 26 5= 0 43 44 08 10 12 26 15 20 21 Ty b = o = 12 -25 55 — 08 0 03 03 w @ 0 = 00 2 02 o 08 08 o5 —i 52157 B0 4 m‘mw Ex 08 12 .5y 15 16 — 03,81 = 2 0z, 17 18 Eo YOUTHS COMMIT BOLD HOLD-UP Enter Grocery and Saloon of J. Rohde on Taylor Street and Empty Drawer of Coin N CLERK FACES A PISTOL Several Shots Are Fired at Them, but They Succeed in Disappearing From Sight Two young men held up B. Hadelin, clerk in J. Rohde's grocery and saloon at 1147 Taylor street, shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday morning. The police have an accurate description of them and Detectives Bunner and Freel, who are working on the case, expect to have | them in custody soon. | Hadelin had just opened the store | when the two footpads entered the bar- room. One of them placed 25 cents on the counter and asked for whisky. Hadelin served them and while he went to the front of the store to get change the taller of the two walked toward him, and, placing a revolver at_ his head, ordered him to throw up his hands and not make a noise. The smaller of the two went behind the counter, and, shoving Hadelin away from the cash drawer, took out be- tween $8 and $9 in silver. The robbers ran out of the store, east on Clay, toward Mason, and Hadelin emptied his revolver at them as they ran. He lost sight of them when they | turned into Mason street. The shots | were heard by Sergeant Brophy and several policemen and they were | quickly on the scene. They made a thorough search of the neighborhood, | but’ could find no trace of the robbers. While running away the one who had | the silver in his hand dropped about | $2 worth of dimes on the street. Hadelin describes them as follows: One about 5 fet 8 inches tall, 24 years of age, medium complexion, thin face; 5 | wore dark clothes.” The other 5 feet 6 inches tall, 20 years of age, medium complexion and wore dark clothes. | They were not masked. FINDS A BURGLAR IN HIS ROOM AND FIGHT ENSUES Samuel Stingley of Oakland Is Knocked Senseless by James A. Sciaroni and Is Arrested. James A. Sclaroni, manager of a mov- ing picture company, went to his room at 116 Turk street yesterday afternoon and was surprised to find a stranger there. The stranger was Samuel Sting- ley, who had stolen Sciaroni’s revolver. The muzzle of the revolver was stick- ing out of Stingley’s overcoat pocket and each made a grab for the weapon, Sciaroni succeeding in getting i. Stingley, who is a young, athletic- | 1ooking fellow, put up a fight and Scia- ronl had to use the butt end of the re- volver in defending himself. He struck Stingley a heavy blow on the back of the neck, knocking him senseless and inflicting a long flesh wound. | Policeman Hutchings was summoned and Stingley was taken to the City | Prison, where his name was registered | on the detinue book. He gave his ad- dess as 72 Eighth street, Oakland. He was sent to the Central Emergency Hospital and, after his wound was dressed, was taken back to the prison. A charge of burglary will be booked against him. —_—————————— National Lecturer Coming. Charles E. Whelan, supreme national lecturer of the Modern Woodmen of America, a resident of the State of Wisconsin, will be in this city on the | evening of February § for the purpose | of addressing the members of Good Fel- |lowship and Occidental camps and | those of Enright Camp of the Royal | Neighbors of America of this city, as well as the membership of the camps in Oakland and Alameda in the camp hall at 35 Eddy street. The meeting will be open to the public. | e 4 Golafield Min 82 83| Treasurs ..... 03 07 | Gld& G Reed — 10| Verde o 03 GlaAd Rand. 05 07! Vernal . o7 08 Goldfield Ton — 05| Wonder — o i Bullfrog District, Amargosa ... 04 05 Gold Bar .... 45 48 Amethyst ... 24¢ 39(Gldfid_Bulifrg — 05 Big Bullfrog. 10 lfl‘uga Harris.. 02 03 Bonnle Clare 65 —| Mont Bulifrog 02 08 Bullfrog Min 39 40/M Shoshn Bx. 15 16 Bullfrog Anx 03 04| Ohlo Bulltrog. 20 — Bullfrog Com 12 14 Orig Bullfrog. 22 23 Bullfrog Ex. — 80/Plot ........ 28 — Bifrg Bundle 07 —|San Fra = 10 Bifg Mayfiwr — 26| Shoghone .... — 10 Bullfg N Bk 20 21| Shoshn B Gid — 18 Blfrg Sunset. 08 00| Steinway .... 18 20 Den Bulifrog 65 —| Ventura - 15 Dn Blfg Anx 03 05| Vista Grande. [ Eclipse ...+ 41 42| Wolverine ... — 10 Other Districts. Brown Hope. — 14|Lida Hawk... — 55 Colorado 15 —/ Lynx Creek.. 91 — Esperanza .. Ol 02! Paymaster ... 0L 02 Free Gold — 25|Ray & O’'Brien 08 — Gold Reed M — 25 Rocco Hmstk. — 85 Golden_Terra —| Rothwoll ... — 26 Gold Quartz. 40 —|Sliver Peak.. — 1T Kawich & B. — 13 Southwestern. — 15 Kawich Gold. — 02| Sylvania .... 08 10 Kawch M Co 05 07 Tokop Con ... — 14 TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the sales on the San Fran- cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 9:15 a. m. Session. 14/ 500 L Harris. s5. 1000 Atlanta . 3 1 7} 2500 14000 OMO. b 90. Pa_Goldflel 3300 Gld Kewanas 1000 Gld Mohawk. 2000 Gld Mohawk. 47/ 500 Ton Blmont.2 87 2000 Home ... -'lT 300 Ton Mdway.1 87 1000 Jim Butler. 1000 Ton N Stai moJumboM um‘mocn Star, s 10 58 Do. s 10...1 40| 3500 Vernal, s 10. 08 500 Kendall . 811500 Vernal .. 08 1000 Kendall, s 10 81{ 500 West End....1 70 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Comstocks, Bid.Ask. Con Va M. 5 Distriet. | Mizpah Bx . om'ruuzs-x %2 ol Y Ton con é Nmu: sn.r . 2 West End.. L3 District. Midway . 83 53 |rEgss Brooklys Dm B Btte C 1211188 Frisco Exploitation. Gldfid G_Dst . S8 o | L i |==§=sastssaus Goldfield Nev Great Bend.. Jumbo M Co.1 46 1 W Sh Jllmbo EBEx .. BEs( 81188l E Bullfrg Belle Bullfrog Min Bullfg N Bk Eclipse ‘Brown Hope. Superost l 111828 ¥ ® ML TRE 3 H Goia S tfln ‘Kawich Gol Nev Sunshine -2 2 I*HSIQQ fiISSI 8lliz INDAY, JANUARY 28, 1906. BUNKERS TELLS ABOUT BRIBERY el et S Repeats Story of Crime for ‘Which He Is Now Serving a Term in State’s Prison IS FRIEND OF FRENCH Convict Admits He Lied When He Gave Evidence at His Own Trial for Boodling SACRAMENTO, Jan. 27.—In the trial of former Senator Frank French for bribery, ex-Senator Harry Bunkers again took the witness stand this morning, still under cross-examination by counsel for the defense. After con- siderable reflection Bunkers recalled that he bad been visited in the County Jall by Willlam O'Day of San Fran- cisco. He denied having said to O'Day that if he had to go to San Quentin he would go willingly; that he would be well taken care of, and would have more money than he ever had in his life. In answer to further questions Bunkers sald H. V. Morehouse, his at- | torney, had secured his bail bond of | $10,000 from a surety company, and that is all he knows of the trans);cuon He was too glad to get out to ask any questions about his bond. District Attorney Seymour then took up the redirect examination. In an- swer to questions, Bunkers said he tes- tified falsely at his own trial to keep from going to the penitentiary. Bunkers testified yesterday after- noon that at the conference with At- torney Hiram W. Johnson, which he, Emmons, Wright, Jordan, J. L. Cope- land and French attended., French was the last to appear and only stayed a minute. French asked the purpose of the conference, and was told it was to get legal advice for Jordan. French said he was not/interested in Jordan and left at once. This morning, under redirect examina- tion, Bunkers said he had told French beforehand that the conference was to be held. He ¢ould not recollect. how- ever, that he had told French he was going to San Francisco to engage Johnson to represent Jordan, when the latter would appear before the Senate Investigating committee, and turn the bribe money over to it, declaring that he (Jordan) had never delivered the money to the accused Senators. Seymour here reverted to Bunkers’ statement to Edward Short that he did not believe French got any of the bribe money. Bunkers said that he felt Xkindly toward French and did not want to injure him in Short's estima- tion. He admitted that he was not telling Short the truth when he ex- pressed the belief that French did not get any of the boodle. Bunkers testifled that when the four Senators shook hands at the conclusion of the first meeting it was he who sug- gested that all boodle should be di- vided, share and share alike. French replied: *“All right.” Senator H. E. Carter of Los Angeles testified that one night about 11 o'clock he saw French and Jordan talking on the street corner. He could not fix the date, but was quite sure it was before the expose of the bribery. The case will be resumed Monday, with Bnukers on the stand ————— Boys Accused of Burglary. George McDonnell, 12 years of age, was arrested at his father’s home, 106 California avenue, yesterday by Detec- tives Smith and Burke and taken to the Detention Home. He and George Wafer, 20 Prospect avenue, are accused of breaking a show case at Peter En- gelbert's store, 2505 Mission street, on January 18 and stealing thirty pairs of suspenders and two dozen neckties. Wafer's father told the officerd he had left the city on Thursday. OCEAN TRAVEL. Steamers leave Plers 9 and 11, San_Franclsco. For Ketchikan, Wrangel, Juneau, Treadwell, Haines, Skagway, etc., Alaska—11 A M., Jan. 25, 30, Feb. 4 Change to pany's steamers. at Seattle. For, Victorla, Vancouyer. ‘Port Townsend, Seattle, o, Bnn. and G to N. P Ry., P. Ry. For Eureka, (Hhmbcldl Bny)—PflmnnA. 1:30 24, 30; Feb. 5. Corona, 1:30 P. snu of CAllforn!n ‘!'hu ¥ Los Angeles (via San P Podro) Santa Barbara, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford (San Luls Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme: Coos Bay, 0 A, I, Jag, 25, Feb. 2. Bonita, M., Ja Feb. 6. For Eflmlfll‘ l(uua!m Bay, San Jose dlt Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Paz, Santa Ro- salia, Topolobaripo, Guaymas (Mex.), 10 A. M., th of ea mon! ALASKA EXCURSIONS (Season 1906)—The palatial Alaska excursion -u-.mnh(p wlll“v'fi?flgm:, snmn Victoria 21, July o ehier intormation, obtain folder. mgm is reserved to change r salling dates, TICKET steamers o ET OFFICES. 4 New Sontgom .z. (Palace Hotel). 10 Market st. and wharves. FREIGHT OFFICB, 10 w st. TOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIENTAL S. §. €0.) Steamers wiil M" 'hllf er First and Branpan streets, r 3 !u !om and g, calling at Horolulu. Kobe (Hlogo), HomRkong. 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Byron, Tracy, wi RUAxyEof“. bt et odeator Merced: Frowno. - 12,088 2:50, 3:40, 5 8:20 p. m. ¢ JAwn-gicls ‘Winters, Sacrameato, svm):us—a 05, 8:00, 8:16, 9:40 a. m., 3:40, Woodland, ~Knights Landing, 4:50, 5:20, P. T, Marysville and (s e §43=Hayward, Kiles aud Way Stations- 7.489 In Effect Arrive 400p Vallejo, Martines, Sen san Fran. Oct. 8, 1905. | San Fran Napa, Calistoga, Saota Rosa Sun- | Week days. Week Days. 00p Niles, Tracy, Stockton, Lodl. 1 ot t‘wnnywml. Nites, Irvington; San % deye. #, B mwna owx erueu— Hos, Mendgen. Freono, Tulare, Bukersfield. Lot Angeles. msomen State Limited—El Kansas Clty, St. Loul Niie: Chleago Hay ws ort. vluf] un, Sacramento 8.00 Eastern Kxprees—Om nver, Kansas City, St. Louls, §38e Martinez, Stockton, Sacramento, Reno, Sparks, Montello, Ogdea Fayward, Niles and San Jose .. Reno Passenger—Port Costa, Be- nicta, Suisun, Elmira, Dixon, Dasis, Sacramento, Hazen, Tono- 2888 x4 2434 m Narrow Gauge) Moot Neciet Strsey 00 815 Ngwark, Centerville, Sam Jone: 8.38» 83 & 8 |88 Hopland and Ukiah 9!00p Hayward, Niles and San Jose (Sun~ Willits and Sherwood. elton, Boulder Creek, San Cruz and Way Stations. f2. flpl'nurk. Centerville, San Jose, New Atmaden, Los Gatos, Felion, Boutder Greck; Santa Craz Principal Way Stations 4155 Newark, San Jose, Loa Gatos..... | S4SpHInters Train_(Saturday caly) San Jose ma v-(y Stations. X 17.59m 68} NE (Broad w). Fa S Sntond Streete 18X San Jose and Way Stations San Jose and Way Stations. 'fl:uew Almaden (Tues., Fri., oni Oouster—san Jod, Saltna Stargarrt o3, Sants . 'San Luis Obispos Guadalupe, Gaviota, Santa Bar- BSank, Los Aagoies o 8.00AG!Iroy, Holliste: Castro- ville, Del Munte, Pacific Grove, port, Hotm:-nflnu[ at Witt g:nnu. 3 er Vi , John Day's, Cns. msou - rnum«." San ;.., elmy Honmun'h- Pinos. 'gz!-m Chl\ 'ln J .hnufl'?r‘h °"irl'.}" edwood, San Sunset e, ‘Glirey, Ballane: o Robles, San L Santa California Limited 'I‘-Oh--T%P:.w‘ 1.00 A.m.; T.IO l.l‘. 10.30a. -.; 12.00%., h%-l 4 30. l'. 730 P.m. A for Morning. tSunday 1 ..“”""..fi;"" To SAN RAFAEL, NORTH Fr 7133 for Atternoon. culy. SMondey outy: 2 'WEEK DATS Leave S. F. 9:30 A M 1:45 Ktive S, F.10:45 A v 235, SUTURDAY ONLT Lo.S.P. 455 1ot Ar. S F. n25me 7 ‘Windsor. pah, Goldfleld and Keeler. 7.084 Healdsburg. 1.nnv-1mo. Crocket: and Way Sta- 4 ‘Lytton. ‘Sunday only. ' 11284 Geyserville. morekon & California Cloverdale. ramento, Ilrylvnls. Beddlh., Portiand, Puget Sound and East. J