The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 9, 1906, Page 14

ROOM EDDY, 530 (Hotel Garland legant furniched sunny rooms; all modern and convenjent; suites and single; private bath: rates rea- sonable. POST, 17 newly furnished; | board Al:; vel nd reasonable. Tel,l * Weet 4202. Cal ons. | IFORNIA. 1350—Nicely furnished rooms | CALIFORNIA. y B e cooking : ¥ in good Spanish family; eferences. wel furnished rooms in marine view: ex- rence i rooms; sun ‘first class; GUERRERO, 126—Nice sunny double and | single rooms, w board; very reasonable. LIBERTY_ 50- y e rooms; hot &nd cold water; persons, rooms s, ete., | FOGARTY—In | TYPEWRIT exceptionally g0 be handed a WILKIN R Kas arm of Sa MARRIED. this Danje F} Curtis Emier city thence bigh m of his s Eighteen ar, -In TT) for the Re ANTOIN the Hom of the Poor, Ascensior £ The Convent o' clock, tully invited 1 CALHOUN—In - this Daisy Pauline Calhou James V. Gaiho Kate Schafer, ar A., Albertina, A March s ve , March §, of the y morning, actors are Please omit o Paul J., Camillia’ le 8 r Antoinette of the | March' 8, beloved wife of Dr. and daughter of Mrs. , 1906, Pedro M. Ar- | ars and respect- Priday, pariors 1906, at | ars ss will be held in the at 10 respect- flowers 1906, | Moltke Scharer apd Mrs. J ps, a native of Call- fornte, aged 25 vears 7 months and 12 days. CAMILLONI—In this city, March 8, 1906, Joseph Camilloni ¥ beloved husband of | Nicoletta Camilioni, a native of Pesaro, Rome, Italy, aged GT years and 6 months €7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- sfutfy invited ¢ nd the funeral on Sunday, arch 11, at 12:30 o'clock from his late residence, Vincent street, above Kearny, between Green and Union, thence to | Masonic Temple, corner Post and Montgomery streets, where at 1 p. c rites will | be beld w auspices of Speranza | Italisna Lodge No and A. M. Inter- ment Itallan Cemetery. CARROLL—In this city, Tiam, beloved husba: and father of Thomas roll, and brother of Mrs. Elj s native of Westmea vears. QOLLIN—In this city C.. dearly beloved March 7, J. an th, Irel March 8§, 1906, Mary | dsughter of Joseph and Mary Collin, and eister of Adeline Collin, | & native of British Columbia, aged 14 years | and 8 months £ Notice of funeral CORBETT—In_the City and County Hospital, March 8, 1906, Edward Corbett, a native of Ireland. aged 66 vears, CULLATO! hereafter, In the City and County Hospital, —— HENRY J. CALLACHER CO. | (Successors to Fisnnagan & Gallagher) | DANIEL P. DONOVAN. Mgr. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. 20 Fifth et. opposite Lincoln School. Telephone South 80, UNITED UNDERTAKER Funcral Directors and Brbalmers— ormerly in Metropolitan Tem NOW AT 866 MISEION. . Between Fourth and Fifth, near Finest Bquipments &t Moderate Rates. James MoGinn, JAMES McGINN & Formerly With ~—~Funeral Directors 214 Eddy st. Tel. South 167. Fifth | st Haosen | | CO., McGinn - Bros. end Embal; Tel. Bast 86. p—— March §, 1906, Frank Cullafon, a native of Ireland, aged 46 years. CULLIGANZIn this city, March 6, 1906, Thomas Edward Culligan, dearly beloved son of Mary Ellen and the late Willlam Culli- gan, and brother of Mrs. G. Jacobsen, Mrs. H. Mauerhan and William J., May, Estell end Roy Culligan, & native of San Francsco, aged ears 2 months and 13 days. 0> Friends and acquaintances are respect— fully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from his late residence, 216 Fourteehth street, thence to the Church of St, Charles Borromeo, corner (centh and Shotwell streets, Where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 8 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NEO—In this city, March 7, 1906, Antonio Cuneo, dearly beloved husband of Marla Cuneco, and devoted father of Louis, Julia, John and Angelina Cuneo, a native of Italy, aged 53 years 2 months and 10 days. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Sunday, March 11, at 1 o'clock p. m., at his late residence, 1416 Powell etreet. Interment Italian Cemetery. : CURTIS—In this city, March 7, 1006, Daniel, bel husband of Kate M. Curtls, a native of England, aged 60 years 9 months and 3 days, {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully ‘invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at 8:45 a. m., from the pariors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mis- n street, between Seventh and Eighth, thence to Holy Cross Church, where & re- quiem low mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemeter; EMLER—In this city, March 8, 1906, Johm W lter, beloved son of John P. and ida M. ler, a native of Indtana, aged 6 years. this city, March 8§ 1906, s Fogarty, a native of Canada, aged emains at the funéral parlors of the ass Company, 917 Mission street. this city, March 6, 1906, John beloved son of the late Thomas and Catherine Foley, and nephew of John Brien, & native of San Francisco, aged ) years 2 months and 9 days. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect invited to_attend the funeral tod fu (Friday), at 12:30 p. m., from_ the pariors the United Undertakers, 866 Mission street, thence to St. Peter's Church for services at 1 p./m, Interment Holy Cross Cemstery FORTE n the City and County Hospital, Mare 1906, Arnico Fortes, a native of Cape Verde Islands, aged 70 years. GRAHAM—In this city, March 8, 1906, Albert 3 ety E and Rebe brother of E. C. Jr., Ma native of Wy- beloved ham, a thel and Baby Graham, &. aged 13 years and 7 months. HILLD {BRANDT—In this city, March 8, + 1806, Henry E. Hilderbrandt, a native of Michigan HOLLAND—In this city, March 8, 1006, am Holland, beloved husband of Fannie Holland, and father of William J. Holland, a native of Warrington lsland, aged 40 years onths and A member of Car- re' Union riends and acquaintances are respect- fully inyited to attend the funeral Sunday, Ma 11, at 2 o'clock p. m., from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under- taking C pany, 2475 Mission street, near Twenty-first. In Papoose, Trinity County, John Services will be. held on Saturday, h 10, at his late residence, 2525 Steiner at 1:30 p. m. Interment will be —In this city, March 7, 1906, Inge- borg M Kryger, a Kryger, wife of the late Christian tive of Denmark, aged S0 years. 1s and acquaintances are respect- invited to attend the funeral today y), March 9, at 2 o'clock, from the 3 Petersen, 228 McAlilster Mount Olivet Cemetery, neral car from Eighteenth and Tero streets. fayfield, beioved wife of James M. Mayfleld, nother of Edward S. Hayes of Lakeport; ., Willlam T. Hayes of Mrs. Mary Simpson and Mrs. e Miiler of Seattie ‘mma_Howe, a Belmont, Mrs. Eva Kelly and Myrtle Kiptley of this city and Mar- Mayfield Lakeport, Cal., a native of aged 64 years and 9 months. HY~—In March 7, 1908, ridget McCarthy, of Alice Kelly, a native of Ireland {7 Friends pectfully invited to at- tend the fw rrow (Saturday), at 9 s. m. from the Star of the Sea Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. March 18, 1906, Alice nia Mogan, ed daughter of Joseph Mogan and ‘the late Mamie V. Mogan, and of Irene Weldon and Gladys, Ada and cer Mogan, a native of California, aged cars 11 months and 5 daye. ends and acquaintances are respect- ed to attend the funeral Sunday, March 10, at 10 o'clock a. m., from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Under- pany, 2475' Mission street, near y-first, electric funeral and Guerrero streets car from corner at 10:30 city, March 8, 1906, beloved brother of M n this Newman, alter Page of San Jose, a native of New York, aged 37 yeal ODLUM—TIn this city, March 8, 1906, Margaret R., beloved wife of Henry Odlum, loving her of Mabel Odlum, daughter of ymas Cogan, and sister of Thomas, Wil- liam and Lawrence Cogan and Mrs. Mary Carroll, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years, T Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains O'Hara & C at 201 and 271 Hayes street, opposite St. Igna- tius Church. the pariors of McAvoy, O’ DOWD—1: h, bel i loving brgther of Maurice, John, Ji Daniel, Patrick and Thomas P. O'Dow nativ Deugh, County Kerry, Ireland, azed this city, March 7, 1906, Jere- ced husband of Cecelia O'Dowd es. wds and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday), at 8:30 a. m., from his late resi- dence, 270 Ninth street, thence to St. Joseph's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, neing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment sss Cemetery. he officers and members of Division No. 5, A. 0. H. in A.—You are hereby noti- fled to attend the funeral of ocur deceased brother, Jeremiah O'Dowd, from his late res- idence, 270 Ninth street, on_Friday morning, March' 9, at 8:15 o'clock. By order of 3. J. BARRY, President, EDW. P. HOGAN, Recording Secretary. In this city, March 8, beloved husband of Sarah Oisen, a ‘aged 41 years. O native of Christiania, Norw: In this city, March 6, 1906, Emille . beloved daughter of Mrs. Friedericke , and sister of Mrs. Pauline Spahr and A , Paul, Fritz and the late a native of Wurtemberg, Germany, aged 41 years 9 months and 24 days. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral today (Friday). March 9, at 8:30 a. m., from her late residence, Fifteenth sireet, corner Mis- sion, thence to St. Boniface’s Church, Golden Gate avenue, between Jones and Leavenworth streets, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. RUSSI—In this city, March 8 1906, Maria, beloved daughter of Willlam and Ross Ruesi, and sister of Ed, Fred and Joseph Wettsteln, a native of San Francisco, aged 1 day. SANDERS—In this city, March 8, 1906, Ellen, beloved wife of Willlam R. Sapders, mother of Mrs. William Hughes, and sister of Sarah, Michael and Jokn Garrick, a native of Eng- iand, aged 45 years = Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains &t the parlois of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 between Third and Fourth. SAVAGE—In Oskland, Cal, March 8, 1906, Elizzie Florence, beloved wife of Lyle Savage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westman, and sister of Alfred O., Walter F., Charles M., Georgia Irene and Edwin L. Westman, & native of North Bend, Ore., aged 28 years 2 months and 7 days. SHERWOOD—In this city, March 6, 1906, Marcus E., beloved husband of Jennie Sher- wood, and father of Harry Sherwood, a na- tive of Connecticut, aged 53 years 4 months and 26 days. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Friday), at 1:80 o'clock p. m., from the Mizpah ~ Presbyterian Church, Harrison street, near Fifth. SKINNER-wIn Oakland, Cal, March 7, 1006, Ellen Livonia Skinner, beloved mother of Mrs. Alma I Jensen, Homer E. and H. C. Ekinner, Mrs. Gecrge A. Plerce, Mrs. C. F. Moller and the late Mrs. Myer Jacobs, a na- tive of New York, aged 72 years 5 months and 7 day ¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services today (Friday), March 0, at 2 o'clock p. m, at 1777 Waller street, San Francisco. Inter- ment private, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. SEMITH—In this city, March 7, 1906, Maggle, beloved wife of the late Hart F. Smith, and devoted mother of Garrett D., Hart F. Ji it ; WOODLAWN CEMETERY, San Mateo County. MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 686 James Flood Buliding, S, F. In this city, March 7, 1906, | Interment Cfpress Lawn Cem- | 1906, John | Doty, Mrs. J. W. Harrls and Mrs. G. E. Bryan, a native of Ireland, aged 62 years 11 'months and 12 days. > Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday, March 11, 8t 1 o'clock p. m., from the Isleton Church, Isleton, Tacramento g Cal. Interment family plat, Rio Vista. Friends can view the remains at the chapel of N. Gray & Co., 612-614 Van Ness avenue, until 10 a. m, Saturday. STELLMANN—In this cfty, March 7, 1006, Philip Kinney, beloved son of Louis an Edith A. Stellmann, a native of San Fran- cisco, aged 5 months and 12 days. SULLIVAN—In this city, March 8, 1906, John J., beloved son of Timothy and the late Mary Anon Sullivan, grandson of Abby and the ‘late John Sullivan, and dearly beloved nephew of Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Mrs. Jumes H. Farrell, a native of San Fran- cisco, aged 27 years 1 month and 11 days. 4 member of Washington Councll No. 4, £ Remains at the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. Notice of funeral hereafter. ] SWETT—In this city, March 7, 1906, at his residence, 3612 Army street, Llisha Vernon Swett, beloved husband of Hannah L. Swett, Miles Nelson and Marcin . and Arthur 8, Bwett, a native of Hard- yick, Vi, aged 78 yeurs 11 miomths and 32 ayi (¥ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Saturday), March 10, at 1:30 o'clock p. m., at his late residence, Army street, between San Jose avenue and Guerrero street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by carriage. TIERNEY—In this city, March 7, 1906, James, dearly beloved husband of Ellen Tierney, loving father of Thomas, Annie, Ella, Frances and Ida Tierney, Mrs. Thomas Cur- ran and Mrs. Samuel F. Brady, and dearly beloved brother of Thomas Tlerney and the late Mrs, Norah Greeley, a native of Kilinl- dimia, County Galway, Ireland, aged 65 years and 3 days. (Amador County, Cal, and Loulsville, Ky., papers please copy.) (7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fullly invited to attend the funeral Saturda « March 10, at 8:30 a. m., from his late res dence, 239 Duboce avenue, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at § a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WILLIAMS—In this city, March 7, 1006, Rebecca, beloved wife of E. D. Willlams, mother of George N. and Ida R. Mulford, and sister of Mrs, A. P. Meeker and Edward, Josiah and John Conley of Newark, N, J. a native of New Jersey, aged 48 vears 5 months and 6 days. EF Friends and acquaintances are respect- fullly invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Baturday), at 1 o'clock p. m., from her late residence, ' 2415 Sutter street. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, by car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. CARD OF THANKS. We herewith desire to express our heart- felt thanks to our many friends and nelgh- bors, as well as the officers and members of Ploneer Lodge No, 1, Friends of the Forest, for their kind sympathy and beau- tiful floral offerings in our late bereavement in the loss of our dearly beloved mother, Mrs, Anna Maria Zehnder. MR. AND MRS. FREIDA HEWITT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Continued From Page 15. 27/1300 Ton Gold Mt. 09 30| 600 Ton Midway.2.20 03| 700 Ton Mdway.2.17%4 61/1100 Ton Midway.2.15 14/1000 Tramp M Co.1.00 | 1500 Jumbo Ex .. | 500 Do, b 90. | 5000 Lige Harris | 100 MacNamara.. | 2000 Manhat Belle Afternoon Session. 1000 Adams 12| 500 MacNamara 18,000 Adams 11/1500 Do, b 60, 2000 Atlanta 1500 Atlanta . | 3000 Big Bullfrog. 4000 Do, b 30. 1000 Blue Bull . 28,000 Bull & B 15,000 Bull & B 1500 Do, b 10... 10,000 -Bfg Bundle 25/ 500 Doseb 6 24{1000 Do, b 60... 10 1000 Manhat Belle 11/1300 Manhat Cons.1. 11{13,000 Manht Cwby 07,1000 Manhat Cwby 08| §00 Manhat Dextr: 03[ 1000 Manhat Dextr 08| 1000 Manhat Dextr | 1000 Bullfrog_Min 50| 4000 Manhat Dextr | 7000 Bulitrg N Bk 33 600 Do, & 10... | 1300 Do, s 10... 33/1500 Manhattan M. | 500 Bunker HIll..1.152500 Manhattan M. 1000 California . 32/ 100 Manhattan M. | 1000 China 12/ 1000 Mizpah Ex... 100 Columbfa Mt. 25| 3000 Mohawk ..... 600 Cyrus Noble. 401000 Mon Pittsburg 500 Den Bullfg.1.37% 3000 Monitor ... 800 Dm B Btte C 48| 204 Mont Blfg,s10 4000 Dmdfid Trngl 10| 00 Mustang Man 2000 Dmdfid Trngl 08| 200 North Sta . 24,000 Dixle . 1000 North Star... 3000 Dixie 2000 Ohlo Bullfrog. 1000 Eclipse 1000 Ohlo Ton, . 1500 Empire . 2500 Ohlo Ton. 7000 Empire . 5000 Eureka To 700 Gold Anchor 1500 G _Anchor. 500 Do, s 30. 100 Gold Bar . 13 1600 Gold Bar 31 2000 Gold Bar 32 2000 Do, 5 5....1. 33 1000 Gid_Belmont. 34 2000 Gold Crown. 35 180 Gold Crown. 0 1500 Goldfield Min 63(3000 Do, s 10... (8 500 Goldfield Min 621000 Do, b 90... €6 1000 Do, b 90... 67| 1000 Rescue ...... 14 1250 Gold Sceptre. 44/ 300 Sandstorm J1.45 2000 Gold Sceptre. 43| 5000 Syl Humphrey 34 4000 Do_s 10... 44 3000 Syl Humphrey 35 750 Gla Mt Gidfid 16{1000 Silver Pick... 20 2000 Great Bend.. 80| 2000 Steinway 34 00 Do, & 5.... 78,4500 St Ives .2 500 Granny 26| 500 Ton Blmont.5.1214 5000 G Bend Ex.. 24| 700 Ton Belmont.5.28 500 G Bend Ex.. 25 500 Do, s 30...5. 5000 Do, b 30...- 25| 500 Do, s 10...5. 20,500 Gt Western 06 1000 Ton Gold Mt. 0) 1000 Jim Butlef...1.55| 2000 Home Qon,b0 06 | 0 Jim Butler.1.57%| 600 Ton dway.2.15 | 300 Jim Buler . 1. 00 200 Jumbo. M Co.1.55| 1000 Jumbo M Co.1.50 2000 Kendall Ex.. 07 500 Ton Midway.2.10 500 Ton Mdway.2.07% 200 Ton of Nev.H.00 1000 Tramp M Co.1.00 4000 Kendall Ex.. 06/1000 Do, s 10... 95 00 Lige Harris.. 031000 Vernal . s CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Tonopah District. Bid.Ask. Belmont " ....5.25 5.37| MacNamara. Belmont [Ex. — 80 Midway . ? Boston Ton.. — 06| Midway Ex .. 20 — Brgr's JB Ex 14 —{Mizpah Ex .. 34 35 California ... 33 34 Montana h Cash Bo; 20 22\ Mont Mid Ex. 12 Colehan — 10| Mon Pittsburg Eula Con ... 14 17| Monitor ..... Eureka Ton.. 05 07/N Y Ton Con Gold Anchor.1.30 1.35| North_Star. .. Gold Crown. 42 | Ohio Ton 46 47 Golden Gate. 20 Ohio Ton = 3Y Gold Mt s Red Rock Ex 07 — Gold Mt Con 02 Rescue .. . 13 14 Great Westrn 06 Ton Exten.10.87 11.00 Home .. 20 Ton Hme Con 04 08 Ind. Tonopah. 03 TonSly & GWd. — 10 | Jim Butler...1.80 1.65| Ton of Nev.18.00 19.00 T Butler Ex. 20 —|Virginta ..... 10 — Little Ton ..4.50 —| West End....2.05 2.,0 Lucky Tom.. — 03! Goldfield District, Adams 10 12| Hibernia 10 Atlanta . 24 26 Highland ... 08 Aurora ... — 02 Jumbo M Co.1.501.52 Black Ants.. — 04 Jumbo Ex ... 22 27 Blk Btte Ex. 05 08lJuno . .= o6 Black Rock 05 (6] Joshua . 15 — Blue Bell ... 04 05/ Kendall ..... 83 85 Blue Bull ... 11 12/ Kendall Ex .. 06 — Brooklyn 08 —lLaguna ... 18 19 Bite Goldfield 21 25/ Lone Star ... 14 15 Bull & Bear. 08 08 Lucky Star .. — 04 Booth 26 28 May Queen... 40 42 cop. o BolMcMahon .0 — 1o Columbla . —| Mohaw! . B0 Columbia Mt. 25 26| N \'r':h Boy.. 10 3 Com Fraction — 20Nev Goldfleld. 22 . 25 Commonwlth. 18 —[Nev Southern, 12 — Conqueror 20 21| Oakes . =" ok Daisy .. & 69| Oakland 13 :25 Diamond — 10 0r6 . Lo 18 Dm B Btte C 47 48| Pennsylvania. 05 (8 Dmadfid Trogl 07 (9| Potlatch ..... 08 Dominion — 10/ Red Lion 06 Dixie 12 13| Red Top .95 Empire 07 OS{Red Top Ex.. 08 (9 Tawn 05 08|Sandstorm ...1.45 1.47 Fiorens .50 4.00| Sandstorm Ex 00 10 Frisco 03 —|Silver Pick... 81 82 Gold Dusf 04 08| Simmerone .. 18 20 Gold Hill ... 01 —|St Ivés .. 25 Gld_Belmont. 47 49| Sunnyside e Goldfield Min 60 62| Treasure 04 Gld& G Reed — 10| Verde . 02 Glanl Rand. 05 07| Vernal . ® Goldfield Ton - — 03| Wonder o Great Bend.. 70 81 Bullfrog District. Amargosa ... 04 —|Glafd Bullfrg — Amethyst ... — 75 Gld Mt GldAd 15 Big Bullfrog. — 19 Bonnle Clare 65 02 Bulltros Min 55 12 rog Anx — o8 Bullfrog Com 12 o Bullfrog Cons — 33 Bullfrog Ex. — 25 Bifrg Bundle 07 23 21 Blfg Mayfiwr. 21 60 Bulltrg N Bk 32 | Blfrg Sunset. 20 pet China Nev.. 12 = Death Val = = Den Bullfrog.1.37 1. Ty Dn Bifg Anx 20 23 95 15 10 0z 7 1118 %1228 si1xW=essi 181811812 + Kawch M Co Little George 08 Fellowing were the d Tonopah Mining 1000 G Silver Pick | Toxep Con .. TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. 9:15 a. m. Session. 30| 200 Mont Ton. sales on the San Fran- Exchange yesterday: 11 a. m. Session. ; 3000 Adams, b 10. 12| 4000 G Silver Pick 31 1500 Adams’ 12 2500 Do, 8 30... 30 1000 Adams 11]1500 Gt Western .08’ 2000 B Bull, 2112500 Jim Butler.1.57 1000 Columbia Mt. 25| 1000 Lone Star,s10 1 2000 Conqueror 20, 400 MacNamara.. €2 2000 Daisy 60| 3500 Manhat Dextr 77 8000 Dmafl . 47/1000 Do, s 10... 77 8000 Dixte, 5 10.. 15|3000 Nat Bank ... 33 8500 Dixte . . 151500 Obig . .48 500 Dixie . . 162000 Orig Bulitrog. 23 1500 Eclipse . 90,1500 Red Top .05 500 Eclipse, 5 10, 90| 500 Do, s 5..1.82 1000 G Bar, s 10. 90 500 Do, s B....1. 1000 Gld Kewanas 21/5500 Red Top Ex.. 09 2500 Goldfield Min 65/3000 Red Top Ex..08 Fod 2% 8,10:.. 65| 200 Ton Belmont.$.90 ohawic. 56|1700 Ton e 1000 Do, ... 561000 Ton N-Star.. 59 . m.- Session. 800 Adams, b 30. 12 1000 Jim Butler.1.57 7000 Blue. Bull 12/2000 Manhattan ... 1000 California, 35 1000 Mia Ex, s 10 34 1000 Columbia, Mt. 261000 Man Dxtr,s10. 78 2500 Dmdfid Con.. 47]2000 Nat Bank 33 1000 Do, s'10... 471000 Nat Bank 34 1000 Dixie 142500 Ohto . 48 7500 Dixie 121500 Ohio, 48 1500 Dixte, s 10.., 12|1000 Orig_Bullfrog. 23 2500 Eclipse, s 10, 93| 5000 Pa Goldfield.. 00 2000 G Bull'& B:. 06|2000 St Ives ...... 25 1500 Gld Kewanas 222000 St Ives, b 5. 25 2000 Goldfleld Min 64| 200 Ton Beimont.4.95 2000 Do, s 10... 65 700 Ton Mdway.2.17% 5000 Gid Mohawk, 53| 500 Ton N Star.. 59 3000 G 8 Pick,bl0 31] 500 Ton N Star.. 58§ 1000 Ind Tonopah. 04 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. : Bid. Ask. Belmont Mizpah Ex .. — 40 Californta ... Mon Pittsburg_ — 3§ Cash Boy.... 20 —|Mont Ton.....2.87% — G Anchor.. — 1.47%/N Y Ton Con — = 40 Great Westrn 0814 07| North Sta 58 €0 Home ....... — 27/Ohfo .a. T FHome Con' ! — - 06/Ohlo Ton Ex. 15 — Ind Tonopah. 031 —|Rescue . . 13 15 Jim Butler...1,55 = —|Ton Exten.10.50 11.0 Little Ton... '— 5.00| Ton of Nev.18.50 — MacNamara.. 60 62 West End.... — 2.80 Midway .....2.10 —| Goldfield District. Adams . 11 12{Jumbo Ex ... 25 — Atlanta . 24 28/ Kendall ..... — 81 Blk Btte Ex. 08 —| Kendall Ex .. 08 — Black Rock. — o06/Laguna ...... — 20 Blue Bell ... — (5 Lone Star ... — 16 Blue Bull [l 11 12 May Queen... 30 — Booth ... . 28 —|Mohawk . . 80 53 Columbla Mt. 25 —|Nevada Boy.. 09 — Conqueror .. 20 —Oro ... AT Daisy ... 48 —|pa Goldfield.. 05 — Dm B Btte C 46 49 Potlatch ..... 08 — Dixic . © 12 13|Red Lion .... 04 — Bmpiee o007 —|Red Ton.1.08% 1,974 Gldfid Aurora — 03| Red Top Ex.. 08 08 GId Belmont. 50 —|St Ives ...... 28’ — Gldfid G Dst 05 —|Sandstorm ...1.43 1.55 GId Kewanas 21 25 Silver Pick — 82 Goldfield Min 65 67/ Stmmerone .. 10 — Great Bend.. 80 83| Vernal .. ® 10 Jumbo -M Co. — 1.60) Bullfrog District. Amethyst ... — 73|Eclipge ...... — 80 Beatty Blfrg. 02 —| Gold Bar ....1.07% — Bulifrog Anx 04 — Lige Harris.. 023% — Bifg Mayfiwr 23 Mont Bullfrog 05 — Bullfrog_Min 56 M Shoshn Ex. — 35 Bullfrg N Bk 33 —|Orig Bullfrog. 22 24 Den Bullfrog.1.45 Stelnway .... —. & Dn Big Anx 20 — Tramp M Co. 97 Manhattan District. Manhat Brnk — 30/ Manhattan M. 30 Manhat Cons.1.10 1.15;Sv] Humphrey 33 — Other Districts, Beperanza .. — 01% Paymaster ... 01 02 Rawich Gold — 03| Ton Gold Mt. — 09 Nev Sunshime — 28| $10. Frederick W. ———— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. WESTERN ADDITION. M. Fisher Company to Wenzel and Kathrina Adams, lot on S line of Vallejo street, 100 E of Polk, E 83:10 by S 87:6; $10, Walter B. and Asenath H. Cope to Chester H. Atking, lot on NW corner of Filbert and Larkin streets, N 40 by W 100; $10. Abble B. Magorty and Mary T. Kelly to Frederick W. Magorty, lot on N line of Haight street, 137:6 W of Gough, W 27:6.by N 120; Joseph G. Harney, same; $10. Eleanor J. Spreckels (trustee Johanna D. Joliffe) to Curtis H. Lindley, lot on 8 line of Pacitic street, 127:8% ; §19,150. Isidor and Berthe Lipmian to Evelyn H, Kase 1ot on ster, B JH. a 90; $10. and Catherine A. Magorty to 152 W of Octavia, W 30 by S Snugasy‘li;# n'n‘c’t" 52:6 E of Web- Kose C. C, Willlams to Margaret Quinne, lot on NW corner of Waller and Web- ster streets, N 33:6 by W 100 and portion of 1ot adjoining covered by walls of building and restrictive covering as to land on N; $10. John Joost to Charles Morton, lot on W line of Steiner street, 125 N of Eddy, N 50 by W Willlam E. and Margaret M. Hamburg to Rellance Automobile Company, lot on E line of Farren avenue, 15 S of Ellfs street, S 25 by E 75, warranty deed; $10. Elizabeth Hancock to Martin Finberg, lot on N line of Duboce street, E 25:134, George by S 182:7 venue, 169:3 E of Devisadero 113:4, W 25, § 111:3%; $10. Page to F. W. Bradley, lot on § line of Broadway, 150 W of Scott street, W 42 £10. D. and Beckle Levy to Emlle Cerf and Her- man Lederer, lot 252 E of Baker, E 20:6 by N 120; $10. Thomas and Isabel Turner to Bertha Rosen- thal (wife of D. P.), lot on W line of Lyon street, 100 § of Clay, 8§ 27:8% by W 87:6 and lands adjoining; $10. Willlam. and Mary Wernecke to Henry F. on S line of Frederick street, S 70 50, W D, Tot Margaret record 2129 street, T 137 £10. on N Hne of Greenwich street, W_of Cole, W 30, § 100, B 80:7T%, N 0:73, N 50; $10. F. Moss to M., K. Foulkes, D. 301, lot on W line of Walnut re- % S of Bacramento, S 25 by W Margaret K. or M, K. Foulkes to J. Forest, same; $10. MISSION BLOCKS. Peter F. Goodwin to Eilen M. Goodwin, lot on E corner of Howard and Dore streel 82 by SE 100; gift, Angus and Frankie Nicholson to Melone Com- pany, lot on B line of Fourteenth, N 25 b; James B. Moragh E_65; $10. 10 Hi . , NE Stevenson street, 5 N rbert L. Rothchild, lot on E line of Valencla street, 45 § of Fif- teenth, S 50 by E 100; $10. Robert O. and Adrienne M, Hoffman to John A. Hoots and Winfleld §. Hobbs, lot on E line of by I 95; $10, Charles Symon to Elizabeth J. Symon, lot on N line of Eighteenth street, 25 by N 114: mift. G. L. and Katie L. Fitz to John P. Dignan, lot on N line of Libe: lores, W 25 by N 114 John P. Wiebolt to olores street, 65:6 N of Nineteenth, N 30:6 87 E of Church, B street, 130 W of Do~ Willlam H. and Agnes A. St. John, lot on N line of Hill street, 180 W of Sanchez, W 25 by N 114; giit. William H. and Agnes A. St. John to Inge- borg M. Nielsen, same; Abraham Rosenstein $10. to_same, lot on.N line of HINI street. 206 W of Sanchez, W 25 by N 114: $10. J. K, Prior to corner of Noe al 101:1¢ 0. enrietta Pinnick, lot on NE Clipper streets; N 89 by E Catherine and Alexander B. Truman to John F. Ward, lot on E line of Treat avenue, 155 8 of Twenty-s 106; $10. Patrick and Bridget d, 8 30, E 90, NE 35, W O'Connor to Mary Silk, lot on SE cormer of Twenty-fifth and Ala- bama, E 50 by § 75; $10. HORNER'S ADDITION. C. E. Hanson to James Fitz Patrick, lot on W line of Dolores street, 51:6 8 of sixth, 8 25 by W 114; $10. of R. Homestead streets, E 25 by S 85; $10. Anton Ruegg to Elizabeth R Iine of Castro street, 110 N of 27:6 by W 150; also 1o :;ffl‘ 300 8 of Twenty-fifth, 8 133 by W 25; Carolire L. or Carrie L. Atwood to Charles L. Hinkel, lot on E line of N of Twentleth, N 110 by E Peter M. Diers to Willlam line of Twenty-second street, 115:0 W. of Dia- maArm,‘ow‘x“by N 60; $10. nnfe Collins to Margut . lot on €8 line of Twent 5 VARA BLOCKS. ?‘Ghl street, 110 126; $10. Twenty- IS tieth, N on W line of Nel Menzel, lot on N jerite S. Giibert wite -fourth and | Join 3. ara Julia A, Boyle to Angelo Devin, cenzi, lot on N line of Vallejo street, 55 E Montgomery, E 25 by N 80; §10. John and Catarina Perazzo to Gl lot on E line of Poliard place, 81:1 gtreet, N 20:5 by E 08:6; $10. Ichael Shea to , lina of, Francisco street, lejo M ot E 23 by N 68:9: gift. John and Barbera, lot Francisco, Hofirw w intng; ’01 “n SW I f Third street, SE mnu,“nx’innw.r ;;?. dor 60, §' e $10. and W Mo o1 pe Reall, of Val R O 8. SCHWAB IS FAR FROM A HOSPITAL SUBJECT Special Dispatch to The Call. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 8—“Do I look like a subject of locomotor ataxia?”’ sald Charles M. Schwab, as he paced up and down the depot platform this after- noon.. ¢ No, I have no locomotor ataxia and I didn’t put on magie boots, Iam ‘wearing the same pair of shoes I had on when I left New York.” ‘When the Rock Island’s California ex- press pulled into the Union depot this afternoon, Schwab, who “has been re- ported dying, was standing on the back vestibule of his private car, Loretto, laughing and chatting with other mem- bers of his party. s = “Here is the dead man who is making a race for his life across the continent,” said his physician, Dr. Ward, in intro- ducing Schwab to a representative of the press. “I'll leave it to the judgment of You gentlemen if Schwab looks like a candidate for the roughbox.” “I have been slightly indisposed with a severe cold which I contracted in the mining regions of Nevada,” said Schwab, ‘“but aside from that I am just as well as when I heaved billets in the steel mills years ago. I am sure I cannot account for the mysterious manner in which this report of my illness started.” THROWS BABE’S BODY OUT WINDOW OF CAR PORTLAND, March $.—Because -the conductor of a dining-car refused to cremate the body of a stillborn infant, the remains were wrapped in a cloth and tossed from a window of the car a short distance south of Eugene, accord- ing to passengers who reached Port- land last uight on Southern Pacific train No. 12, from San Francisco. A farmer by the name of Carl boarded the train at Galt, Cal, with shis wife and children on the way to Canada. They ‘were occupants of the tourist car. In Southern Oregon the wife was taken ill. No physician was aboard the train, but a trained nurse from Portland volun- teered her services. The child was dead at its birth. The father implored the dining-car conductor to cremate the in- fant's body in the range, but the con- ductor refused; then the father sought other means of getting rid of the child. The body was wrapped in a cloth and tossed through a window. The bundle fell near the tracks while the train con- tinued on its journey. lot on S line of B street, 80 W of Twenty- sixth avenue, W 30 by S 182:6; $10. Fstate of Thomas E. Ryan (by Mary C. Ryan, executrix) to Frank A. Dwyer, Iot on jxe (oemeiaf ey iuith. Kvehie_enith 1) street, N 415, E 116:7, SW 427:0%, W 12:11; $1000, g Joseph Herzog to Emma Jeenecke, W line of Forty-eighth avenue, *1 K street, N 12:6 by W 120; 810, State Realty Company to Theodore P. and Mame P. Ferguson, lot on S line of P stree 18 W of Forty-fourth avenue, W 25 by S 100; $10. HOMESTEADS. Edwin and Helen S. Goodall to John McE. Thomson, lot on' NW corner of Athens and Brazil streets, NW 25 by NE 100, block 65, Excelsior Homestead; $10. Central Trust Compeny to W. F. Shaw Company, lot on S corner of Eighteenth avenue and G street, SE 270.95, W 220.82, NW 186.35, NE 220; $10. Metliah L. Scammon to Elizabeth Scammon, lot 35, block R, Park Lane Tract No. 5; $10. Mary and John Hurley, Johannah' and Thomas or Thomas F. Gorman to John F. McGowan, lot on S line of Riehland street, 125 E of Mission, E 25 by S 100, lot 31, block G, French and Gillman Tract; $10. Sherwood F. Gorham to Mary G. Gorbam, lot on E line of Athens street, 150 S of Japan, E 100 by S 150, lot 2, block 71, Excelsior Homestead; $5. London, 'Parfs and American _Bank and Thomas P. H. Whitelaw to - Willam R. Markt, lots 5 and 6, block 19, Sunnyvale Homestead Assaclation; $10. Willlam and C. T. Nicol to Homestead { Realty Company, ‘lots 950 and 1074, Gife map * Bullders’ Contracts. Pelton Water Wheel Company (owners) with Thomas H. Day's Sons (contractors), architects Cory, Meredith and Allen—All work -for a frame and corrugated iron machine and patten shop on lotZon, NE-corner ot Ninsteenth and a streets, E 124:3 by N 275: $3605. 'c.n'xohu Caeket Company (owners) with Van Emon Elevator Company (contractors), architect Albert Plssis—One, electric_elevator, one direct passenger elevator, one full dummy elevator and one hoist for building on lot on SE line of Mission street, NE of Sixth, NE 67:6 by SE 160; $7246. C. O. G. Miller (owner) with H. H. Larsen & Brother (contractors), architects Bliss & Aville—Brick work and excavating for a re dence on SW. cormer of Pacific avenue and Baker street. §6 by 127 $6575. B. Bernhard (owner) with Cameron & Diss- ton (contractors), architect M. G. Bugbee—All work cxcept plumbing, sewer work, painting, shades. gas and electric light fixtures for & two-story frame residence on lot on E Hne of Gole street, WHT:6.N (of; Cart, N80 by ¥ 108; 7300. Same owners with M. Levy Company. (con- tractors), architect same—Plumbing, gas fit- ting, ete., for same on same: $1070. L. Lorenzini & Co.. Lorenzo Lorenzini and Louis Christofon! (owners), with L. Cuneo (contractor). architects John & Zimmerman— All_work excet electrical work for a one- story frame market bufiding and alterations to rear of bullding on E line of Fillmore sioset. T8N of Sacramento, N 78 by E 11 L. M. Hoefler, trustee (owner), with James F. Logan (contractor), architect William H. Arm- Itaxe_A} work for a five-ctory brick building on pile foundations, intersection. on N line of Clay street with SW line of East, NW 142, W 35, S 115, E 117:6: $70,285. Theresa Alice Oelrichs (owner) with Globe Engineering Company (contractors), architects Reid Brothers—Installation additional boller for Fairmont Hotel on block bounded by Sacra- mento, Powell, California and Mason streets; Same owner with W. W. Montague & Co., (contractors), architects same, Kitcnen - equip- ment fcr same on same; $11.000. B Matilda Mensor (owner) with John E. Beck (crnt.rlclm’}, architect - Charles J. Rousseau— All work except gas fixtures for a three- story and_basement frame bullding__(three flats) on W line of Central avenue, 75 N of Haight street, N 25 by W 93:9; $7600. Dr. John Lagan (owner) with William Schae- fer (contractor), . plans by owner—Painting. graining, varnishing, tinting - and lincrusta walton for_a three-story frame building (nine flats) on W_line of Lafayette street, 756:3 S of Mission, 50 by 75; $1450. Daniel O'Neil (owner) with Segurson Bros. (contract architect A. J. Barnett—All work for a three-story frame building on E line of Folsom street, 50 N of Thirteenth, N 25, E 80, 8 7, W 80: $7450. Henry Mayer (owner) with Hugh E. Pynn (contractor), ~ architect Sylvain Schnittacher— All work for a frame store and stable on E line of Ninth avenue, 300 § of H street, S 25 by 120, Outside Lands block 605; or Max Wiesenhutter (owner) with Val Franz (contractor), architects John & Zimmer- mann—All work except electrical, painting and plumbing work for alterations and additons to bullding 18, 20 and 22 Seventh street, cor- ner of Stevenson; $4750. L. N. Bandoin (owner) with Alfred Olson (contractor), architect T Paterson Ross—All work for a two-story frame building on W line of Connecticut street, 112:6 8 of Eight- eenth, S 37:6 by W 100; $5500. Herman Faber (owner) with same contractor, architect same—All work for a two-story frame bullding on W line of Connecticut street, 5 S of Eighteenth, § 37:6 by W 100; $5500. John H. Boyson (owner) with McCullough Contracting Company (contractors), architect James A. McCullough—All work for a thre:- story frame concrete foundation gravel roof building on N line of Twenty-first street, 245 ‘W _of Valencla, W by N 115; $8865. Dorothea Andres (owner) with Charles J. U. Koenlg (contractor), architect Arthur T. fort—All work ':n painting, electric 3 (two flats) on N line of Steiner, B 30 by N $6238. € block 368, Mrs. Ann Wood (owner) with J. A. (contractor), architect M. J. Welsh—All work BANKERS EAGERLY SEEK STATE BONDS Special_Dispatch to The Call SACRAMENTO, March 8.—The office of State Treasurer Reeves was the scene this afternoon of a lively auction sale, and the bidding was asispirited as could be expected on the stock exchange. first section of bonds for the new San Francisco seawall, amounting to $250,- 000, was taken by the N. W. Halsey Company of San Francisco, at a pre- mium of $11,880 and accrued interest. The Union Trust Company of San Fran- cisco started the bidding at $500, and the agents of nearly a score of financial concerns kept the figures on the jump until A. B. Leitch & Co. of Chicago bid $11,000, and the hammer fell on the raise of the Halsey Company to $11,850. The money will be delivered March 15. It is understood that the bonds will be resold to private Investors in San Fran- cisco. The Legislature authorized $1,000,000 to be spent on the seawall and the aet was approved by the people at the last general election. Other sec- tions of the millon dollar issue will be sold as the work on the new seawall advances. GLENN AND COLUSA PEOPLE INCENSED COLUSA, March 8.~Much indignation is expressed in Glenn and Colusa counties regarding the statements emanating from Red Bluff about the proposed diversiom of water from the Sacramento River. The assertion is freely made that the whole opposition to the bill npow pending before Congress was worked up by persons in Tehama County, who are actuated by mercenary motives. The statements to which such decided exception is taken are those relating to the alleged destruction of navigation. In an interview with one who has given the matter careful atten- tion, the latter said: During the season of low water when the water would be used for irrigation ft has been for years fmpossible for the river boats to go above Chico landing. The river ware- houses at Tehama and Squaw Hill have had no grain stored in them for years for river shipments, owing to the fact that if stored there the grain could not be moved until after the first heavy rain caused the river to rise. It is true that boats are making weekly trips to Red Bluff now, but it is also true that when this condition prevails the farmers of Colusa and Glenn are busy protecting them- selves against flood wate: SACRAMENTO .GAMBLERS MAY HAVE TO QUIT SACRAMENTO, March 8.—At a meet- ing of the executive committee of the Law and Order League tonight a. resolu- tion wasg ‘adopted providing that an open lctter be sent to District Attorney Sey- mour, Sheriff Reese, Mayor Beard and Chief of Police Denny Informing them that, unlawful gambling is being carried on at five places. The attention of the public officials will be directed to the law comprised in section 330 of the Penal Code whiech provides that every person con- ducting or dealing an illegal game is guilty of misdemeanor and all who play against such games are equally guilty, the punishment:to be not more than $1000. Property owners are also to be held responsible for renting their places for illegal gambling and they are called on to read section 331 of the Penal Code which says that such owners are punish- able as provided. SAYS THE DRUMCRAIG WAS NOT SEAWORTHY Special Dispatch to The Cail ASTORIA, Ore., March 8.—“Never did I see a vessel go to sed in’ such condition as was the bark Drumecraig when she put out over the Columbia River bar Sep- tember 22 last,” sald -Captain George Wood today. Captaln Wood was the bar pllot who took the vessel out. *““When I went on board the Drumcraig it was evi- dent that she was top heavy. After ae bar tug had thrown us oft outside the bar I ordered her topsails put on. As soon as this was done she keeled over until her deck was under water and she did not have any buoyancy. I told Captain Me- Callum the vessel was not safe and that she wouid turn turtle if he met with bad weather.” The Drumcraig is long overdue, and it is belleved she has been lost. e s— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OCEAN STEAMERS. NEW YORK—Salled Mar S—Stmr La Gas- cogne, for Havre; stmr Prinzessin Victoria Luise, for St Thomas, ete: stmr Chemnitz, for Bremen; stmr Prince Oskar, for Naples and Genoa. Arrived Mar S—Stmr Koenigen Luise, from Gy enoa. BOSTON—Arrived Mar S—Stmr Menominee, from Antwerp. i YOKOHAMA—Arrived prior to Mar 7—Stmr China, from San Francisco via Honolulu for Hongkong; stmr Nicomedia, from Portland, Ore, for,Hongkong. | ANTWERP—Sailed Mar 8—Stmr Marquette, for Boston and Philadelphia. QUEENSTOWN—Salled Mar S—Stmr Ma- Jestic, for New York. LIVERPCOL—Sailed Mar 8—Stmr Cymrle, for Boston; stmr Haverford, for Philadelphia. LONDON—Sailed Mar 8—Stmr Mesaba, for New York. HAVRE—Arrived Mar S—Stmr La Touraine, from New York. TENERIFFE—Arrived llar 8—Stmr Amiral Jaureguiberry, from San Francisco via Central and South American ports for Havre and Dunkirk, HAMBURG—Arrived Mar S8—Stmr Graf Waldersee, from New York. PLYMOUTH—Arrived Mer 9, 12:10 a m— Stmr Amerika, from New York for Cherbourg and Hambursg, and proceeded. LIVERPOOL—Sailed Mar 8—Stmr Pretorian, for Halifax and St John, N B. RAILWAY TRAVEL. California g8 8 flg to 30 a. ced, and .. 3 » 2 28 polnts Railway. p. m.—For Stockton, Fresno and Inter- mediate points. p. m.—Overland for Denver, Kansas City, Chicago and Grand Canyon. TICKET OFFICES—603 Market street and m“ San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, Oakland: 4 8 8| ‘South First street San Jose. and ehades for a- Bowen ' To SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, for a two-story frame buliding (two flats) on | Seventeenth st. foot of Market st. Trains leave and are to arrive at SAN FRANCISCO "AIA-I 1, 1908 FERRY DEPOT LEAVE — IKET . —_ABRITE Vacaville, Winters, Rumsey 7.289 ‘Richmond, Beofcia, Saeramento, TN e, faca, San Tamon ... 6.085 7.A40A Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, ‘Tracy, Latbrop, !u;:‘v; s 7.28» TAB A o Santa Crus t 18 Shasta Express— (V1a oA Willtams, Wiilows, tFruto, £ 8.00a land, Knights Landin; i S e 8.15A N ntervi der Creek, Santa SRS Y e yron, o M eckuan, Newman, Los Bunos, Mendots, Armons, Hanford. Portervills ¥4 'mmmmu h !hllop. rd, Visalla, Bakers! o}d. s 2 = 4.48» i e M o Cntax. Maryaviile, Red Blust 4080 7.08» y 7.08» 8.40A Oakdale, Chinese, Jamestown, Sonora, Tuolumne and Angels. §:90a Atiantic Ex n and I Richmond, Port Costa. and Way Statfons - ,z Vallejo, Dafly. Napa, Sunuay only Los les Passenger—FPort Costa, Byron, Tracy, Lathrop, Stockion, Merce. Raymond, Fresno, Goshen June- tion, Hanford. Lemoore, Visaila, Bakersfieid, Los Angeles. . 10.204 E1 Paso, Kansas City, St. Louls and Chicago . % 11-.AThéh0ver ;3 Lnn‘!(wd— - icago, Deaver, Kansas . 1.40a Nlies, San Jose and Way Stations. remento River Steamers ... ABeNewark, Centerville. Sen J New Almaden, Los G ton, Boutder Croek. Santa Cruz and Pmnclpu :ay l!zu«gn- 3.20p Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, D Modesto, Merced, Fresno.. 3.409 Benicia, Winters, Sacramento, Woodland, Knights Landing, Marysville and Oroville . s 3.40p Hayward, Niles, and Way Stations OO e Catlscoga, Sgnce fosa -ere; y 4.00p Niles, Tracy. Stockfon, Lodl. 4.15p Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos upnynm. Niles, Irvington,' San ' ose, Livermore 5.00p The Owl )}.mmm Bakersfield, Los Angeles. Gold Sta.e Limited—] Sanaas City, St Louis snd calk 2o T T '8.00p Exstern Express_Gina B b B Reno, Sparks, Montello, Ogde: . , Niles and San Jose ... % Tews Contny A 51.:& Sutsun, ‘:mln. v1s, Sacramento, Hazen, b zoea 8208 Oregon & Catifora M: 1] - : —- 5 only). T 388 LIN (B Gauge) and Townsend Streets.) QA San Jose and Way Staclons. San Mateo, Belmmnb San :m-mn. Gilroy, Pajaro, Wat- Capitola, r-i':f'“e“’ 1 Monte, Monterey. ic Gro 8.00aShore Line Limited—San Jose, Pajaro, Castrovilie, Paso Robles, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,) ‘Watsonville,Capitols, Santa Cruz, ! Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove &!‘n’ Almaden (Tues., Fri., only). The Cosster—San Jose, Salinas, San_ Ardo, Paso Robles, Sauta Margarits, Sen Luis Obispo, Guadaiupe, Gaviots, Santa Bar Dbaza, San Buenaventurs, Oxnard, Burbank, Los Angeles . 8.30a , Hollister, Tres Pinos, Pajaro, ‘Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Castro- ville, Del Monte, Pacidc Grove, 8. 11.46» 11.48= 7.409 8San Palo Alto, San Jose .. San Jose and Way Stations. San Jose and Way Stations. $an Jose and Way Stations Mopts Express—santa’ Ciara, San Jose, Watsonville, Sauta - Dol Monte, Monkarey o Grov. 13.00P Los Gatos, Wright, Boulder Santa Craz, B Crars sad arrow Gauge. . 3.30PSouth San Francisco, San J Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pinos José and Way Statfons Santa Clara, San Jose. Los Gatos, »SanJose and Principal Way Stations Sunset Express—Red wood, San Jose, Gilro 'u.:)xnlt:"'l:: Robles, San Lu po. Deming, E! Paso, New Orleans .. SABPEL Paso, Kansas City, Chicago. 1218~ 9104 8.10a 8t. Louls, B4BPPsjaro, Waiion uc-‘z‘m»;-" atsonvil 3 v lonte, Pacific ve. San Carlos, Redwood, Fair Oaks, Menlo Park, Palo Alto. San Jose and Way Statlons. 'Palo Alto and Way Stations mumfl“ Milibrae, Bur- | Sy e and Palo'Alto ........ 11.38pSacurdays for Mayfield, Moun- tain View, Sunnyvale, Lawrence, Santa Clara and San Jose .. 11.450 T !m"a:.mnu-m-nm!.w CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. T‘h'-A Ferry, Foot of Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO TG SAN RAFAEL. WEBK DAYS—1:30, 9:00 a.m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. SUNDAYS—$:00, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p. m. SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. WEEK DAYS — 8:05, 7:35, 7:50, 9:20 a. m.: 12:50, 3:40, 5:00. 5:20 p. m. DAYS—6:05. 8:00, 8:16, 9:40 a. m.; 3:40, 4:30, 5:00, 5:20. 6:30 p. m. 3:30 Geyserville. '___;’ Cloverdate. | | TR s ey | Wilits and ,"32}- T