The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 5, 1906, Page 11

PILES AND BROKEN TIMBERS FALL ON OAKLAND'S FO Passengers on the Bay Steamer Have a Close Call. Convict Escapes From Officers but Is Recaptured. Pennsylvania Bri : rings a Big Cargo of Dynamite. It is nofhing new for Southern Pacific steamers te knock chu Ferry but s ma e ferry depot Mr. ¥ The Oakiand making shor board, t the acci the »&.m that me tum- se Oakland's deck, burying the p £ 1 y steamer in a mass d-up piles, iron the Oakla ff a ward north sailors. ——e Has Big Cargo of Nitrate. ~ British tramp steamer Blackheath The Overdue retnsurance of the over e rat a anced yesterday to 6 ues ‘are: Sea King r cent: Red Rock a ent ; or, ¢ per cent Ship Elwell Leaking. | has arrived at Lahaina from rer a leaking condition. She en heavy westher, during - lumber was washed e M anlanl Water Frout Notes. ar pelonging to James A. Mc- red at the seawsll capsized ing & northwesterly squall. ghted yesterday, but it will ays before the engine, which fell be reeovered eamer Costa Rica went en y 1o be put into condition i take the Senator's place " Hermonthis is due toda: m Japan and the army Sherida m Maniia arc due * RN e NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Matters of Interest to Marimers and s).l...nz \lonh nts . srays Harbor) al for lumber e . Regined Ofl for China. The Br tank steamer Winnebago erday-for fhanghal and or Canton 1,53 120 galions we8 ni. 900,770 refined petroleum, val- il s . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, ARRIVED. Wednesday, April 4 r Pomo Swanson, 17 hours from Eureka Stmr Datey Mitchell, Smith, 52 hours from via Alcatraz L Scotia, Johnson, mding 34 hours. hours from Bowens ational City, rt Brage has Nelson, Frederickson, 13 hours Prebie, 86 hours from B stmr Blackbeath, Sherbourne, 26 from Iquique, Vv Celeta Buena 24 days. - Pennsylvania, Blain. 107 da; New York, via Wilmington 85 days, v tevideo 46 days and Coronel 25 day Kimr “Whikesboro, Winkel, 15 hours Iversens Lax Stmr Harow Dollar, Thwing, 4 days Everett, < days from Mon- from from the Alameda | £ | ks out of | bs 1 | i | ' ] ] THE SAN FRANCISCO \CALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1906. KNOCKS $3000 HOLE IN FERRY- DOLPHIN (COAST AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL = RWARD DECK , Hall, 8 heurs from Mcn- r_Antelope, Jacobt quitle River. n, 17 days from Co- Schr Guige, Roth, 5 days from Grays Harbor. Schr Mary C, Csmpbeil, 10 hours from For Rose Power schr B K, Jahnson, 24 hours from Byxbees Landing. CLEARED. Wednesday, April 4. State of California, Thomas, San Di- Pacific Coast Steamship Compuny. mr Winnebago, Muacdonaid, Shanghai or Hankow; Paciic Coast Oil Company. SAILED. Wednesday, April 4. rom, Grays Harbor. , Comox, B C. €8, Aberdeen, Ahl . Hridgett, Port Harford. Martin, Bowens Landing. Martin, Sa: , Ogiand r Brunswick, Ellefsén, r Nome City, Hansen, r Elizabeth, J Fort Brags. San Pedro v, Fr ship Laen- Br ship Clan for United ELEGRAPHIC, April 4, 10 p m—Weather iwcity 12 mbes per hour. C PUKTS s—schr C T Hil, San buenaventura, ved April Stmr_Queen, dumooidt, from skagwa. mr W asp, hence -Mar . Arnived Apra s—sSchr Letug Tis 4—SUDE KOANOKE, from L us. Uecina Suaden, from \Wm Lowuen, from Fort- ; schr 4—Schr Minnie A Caine, for Br bark Dum- hence April 3; A Euress and - stmr April 4—Bktn Koko Head, r ¥ A Kilburn, for San BAX —Arrived April 4—Stmr Alifance, \ Astoria’ for Eureka fled Aprii 4—Sumr Alllance, for Eureka; ¥ n, Francisco, 4—Ger bark Artemis, d Apr ; Fr bark Kene, for United Kingdom. Apnil 4—bKin John Smith, trom SUUTH BEND led April 4—Stmr May- San Pedrc fled April 4—Schr Novelty, for San Fran- Arriged Aprll 4—Schr Nokomis, U—Salled April 3—Stmr Jefferson, April 4—Stmr Santa Ana, for Seattle; r Seattle. arrived April 4—Stmr Phoe- Stmr James S Higgins, for HARBOR—Arrived April 4—Schr from Ventura ~Arrived April 4—Schr Balboa, (mm Tacoma. "OR1’ TUWNSEND: led April 4—Br stmr Dollar, Shanghai; ¥r bark Rene, nited Kinzdom urhed April 4— N L—In pml %oet 20— Whaling " whaling stmr, Belvedere, whaling n. )—Sailed April 4—=Br stmr Beesle anghai. 4—8chr —Arrived April n Francisco. ARBARA—Salled April 4—Stmr for San Francisco. RFORD—Salled April 4—Stmr Coos . for San Francisco. Arrived April 4—Stmr Santa Barbara, from San Pedro: stmr Asuncion, with barge 3 in . hence April 3; stmr Bonita, hence April 3. DEEN—Sa! April 4—Stmr South or San Francisco; schr Comet, for Sama schr Annie Larsen, for San Fran- ISLAND PORTS. MANILA—Salled Mar 18—Ger stmr Vanda- tia, for Yokohama. Arrived April J—Br stmr Lowther Castle, from New York. HONOLULU—Arrived Aorll 4—Br stmr Mo- ana, from Brisbane:; bkin Kiikitat, from Port Ludlow: stmr Slerra, hence Mar 29 for Sydney. LAHAINA—Arrived April 3—Ship Elwell, from Puget Sound. EASTERN PORT. PHILADELPHIA—Arrived April. 3—Stmr Alaskan, from Hilo. FORBIGN PORTS. YOKOHAMA—Arrived Aprl Br stmr Em- of India, from Vancouver. April 4—Jap Hongkong Maru, hence Mar 17 via Hono- illed April 4—Stmr China, for San Fran- 3—Br ship Garnet AL—Arrived April i, from Tacoma. A ONGKONG—Arrived April 3—Br stmr thenian, from Vancouver. ANAK.‘P. LLES—Arrived Mar 30—Br stmr Suey, from Tacoma. P‘:{' MICHAEL—Passed prior to April 3—Fr vark Noemi, from Tacoma for United Kingdom. NANATMO—Areived April 3% 4 & m—Nor stmr . Terje Viken, hence Mar 25, NEWCASTLE, N S W—Arrived April 4— Ship Tillie E Starbuck, from Wellington. Seiled April- 4—Br ship Radiant, for San - 4 g P N TWERP—Satled April 4-<Br “enip Ley- jand Bros, for San Franc Memoranda. per Br stmr Blackheath, at San Francisco Apeil 4 from lquique—Had & heavy NNW gale on Mar =1 and April 1, daing PP LA iy Per r Pennsylvania, from New York, at e cisco Anril 4—Had a succession of was I\w gales 1o westward of Straits of Magellan iand was bove to for 3 days: on Mar 3% pri heavy NNW les. - AI‘Llr 1LP=:dAllleloype. from Coquille River, at San Francisco 4—Had strong SE gales San aave from Mar 18 to Mar 30; on Mar 3 ‘schooner hove to, with close small staysall, shifted mainsall and had llfl ub‘ll dnh:g to K water out of cabin; lflmfiéffi'uy bags abd kedge anchor: this was 40 mll(‘i west of Trinidad: g ; 2002 Mar 23 the rudder twi o, ned in tiller and rudder chains parted. HONOLULU, "April {—Ship Eiwel arrived at Lahaina yesterday from PO’Y Illdloek and ot soris having experienced M m.s& Tehage: vessel leaking; lost deckload o teet lumber. deckload. Sun, Moon gud Tide. States 'cza 'l Geodetis -Survey— Time and t of High and Low Wi at Fort entrance to Bay. Publnlud by officlal authority of the Superintendent e high and low waters occur at e iy fromt Mieston-street whard) abput % United Senator Pefli-ms Receives As- surance That Pear Blight Will Be Given Attention PROJECTS IRRIGATION Plans for Réclaiming Arid Lands Call for = Expen- diture of $110,000,000 Speflnl Dlspatch to The Call CALL BI'REAU POST BUILDING, WASHINGTON, April 4.—Senator Per- kins sald today that he had been assured by Representative Wadsworth, chairman of the House committee on agriculture, that provision would be made in the agricultural appropriation bill for the in- ‘Weather Report. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) AN FRANCISCO, April 4+—3 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- peretures are reported for the previous s Chicago -+-..70:50 St. Louts . Clneinnati 70-30 Washington . Baston 44-34| Jacksonvill 06-48 New York | Philadelphia 58-38 | Honolulu . Pittsburg 60-4+/ . SAN The f to date, compared with those of the same Amer. Maru.. Chehalis Umatilla. China & Japan . | Grays Harbor Puget Sound P | Eel’ River Por Humboldt .. San Pedro . | Hilo ... Portland & Astoriz JAm, Portland & Way Ports, w\D\‘ Humboldt ... Enterprise Redondo F. Kiiby R T T TP Y. via Ancon..[12 m|Pler 40 Mexican Ports 110 am Pier 11 Honolulu 11 am|Plir 7 \Pler 5 !Pler 5 ,Plel‘ 27 |Pier 20 Seattle & Tacomal 5 pm/Pler 20 Humboldt ... -| Grays Harbor . Corona Chebalis. +11:30 p| F. Kilburre. .| Portland & W Breakwater [ Coos Grays Hntbor . | Astorta. & Paciiand] - oria. tland| 4 | Puget Sound Poria1l an April 1 -{ Point Arena .. Newport. & Was | Astoria & Sesostris. N. Fork. Senator Nebraskan. . A. Maru... City Peking] | Astorin & Borilandiil amibler 3¢ China nna Japan. . Pler 40 i Ports A 1 Mariposa...: Tahiti direct i Salls. | Hambrg o Humboldt Pler 20 Hono. & Kahului..| 4 | Pl pril 14, :m n" 2- mPler o A;equ..(lz 'm e 11 am/Pler 9 11 am|Pler 7 FROM SEATTLE ¢ Destination. Seldovia & Way Ports. |Aj 5 Way Forts A b 8 eanie. . Conln"fly.. Skagway & m.-uy & wg, m 7 m- .| Seldovia & Wi L 15 Seward & w" Time Ball. ‘Branch Hydrographlc m U. l. N, Mer date last seasom, and rainfall in last twenty- four hour: | 5 Last This Last RIS TRAAE N MEACK. Stations— 24 hours. Season. Season. HEATH, WHICH ARRIVED e oS YESTERDAY ~FROM IQUIQUE ol i oo e s - San Francisco 0.00 16.20 San Jose . 0.00 . 12.95 minutes later than at Fort Point: the height | Fresno . 0.00 9.72 of the tide {s the same at both places. Indeendence . Trace 5.55 g = San Luls Oblspo. 0. 22.80 | THURSDAY, APRIL 5. ot Sneelss 0.2 1790 Sun rises IE Diego 0.08 12.83 Sun ets | Summit—Clear: wind east; maximum tem- ! Moon rises . perature, minimum temperature, 33; aver- = age depth Of snow on ground, 218 inches, g |Timel :Tlm!l |Time| against 60 inches same ddte last season, s |H Wi THE COAST RECORD. 0.5 9 0 i B g & O & B 11 Eadfad 4 '3 . 8 2838 #2 ‘83 § 6| STATIONS 2 FeFE 53 5N 3 38 o a8 ;9 2° 3 2 L L W e o B P K 5.6] 6:51] 4.8/ 7:001 22 Ty ¥ g i © : NOTE--In the sbove exposition of the tiles the carly g tides are ghven in the lert | Daker 58 30 -0 hand coluzan and the succeesive tides of the f Zureka i -0 | day In the order of occurrence as to time; the | SFENG, oo oo S0:08 08 44 -0 fourth time column zives the last tide of the | Jo o on 3 81 81 -00 day, except when there aresbut three tides, as | 15t 52 20 -0 somet! occurs. The heights given are In "‘J_eh('ndrp\c 86 32 .00 addition to the sonndings of the United States | Los Augeles & 48 02 Coast Gurvey Charts, except when a minus (—) fiaaipny B 8 09 sign precedes the height, and then the number th Head Bt 48 -00 given is subtracted. from the depth given by | Ehoenix 14 42 00 the charts. The plane of reference is the mean | Foint Rey 70 51 00 of the lower low waters. ;gfilfifl)‘l‘; _g %: % P v Rea Biuft . 0 54 ~00 ;e ¢ Steam eno ... 50 22 “00 Movements 0¢ Steamers. SR:“hurg . Gt - 5 2 cramento 66 50 100 . i Sl Sait Lake ...30.12 5 32 T From. San Franclsco.30.06 63 54 .00 S PR San Jose .....3 0 42 fear .00 San Pedro S. L. Ohispo..20.96 70 42 Clear .00 Hermonthia...| Hamburg San Diego 62 48 Rain 08 Cacique. Seattle . Seattle 06 38 Clear .00 Centralia San Pedro . Spokane B 3 Cloudy .00 { Coronaco Grays Harbor . pr. Tatoosh 52 44 Cloudy .00 | M. F. Plan Coos Bay & Pt. Ortord.|Apr. Walla Walla. 2 Clear .00 Pomo ! Point Arena ‘& Alblon.|Apr. Winnemucea - SIS g O Santea Rosa...| San Diego & Way p(yu Apr. Yuma .... 72 Clear .00 M. Doller.. .| &an Pedro X - . = Ravil Humboldt WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL Del Nerte. Crescent City FORECAST. 8 . 8 Arena. \Apr 8 awport & Way PortsiApr. 8 Tahits ... lApr. 8 Grays Harbor [Apr. 9 San Pedro |Apr. 9 Seattle . | 9 o 9 9 1 .9 . 10 Acapulco. . 11 Queen. . 13 Coos Bav . 12 Columbia L1t Seminole. China & Japan . L 13 China & Japan . IApr. 14 | Hamburg & Way Ports|Apr. 13 Ttauri. | Seattle |Apr. 15 TO SAIL. Steamer. Destination. . | Sails.| Pler. 5 April 3. | Los Angelds Ports Pler 2 Grays Harbor Pler 20 Grays Harbor {Pier 10 Seattle & Bel'h: [Pier 10 San Diego & Pler 11 [Pler 2 City Topeka m|(Pier 9 Aurelia..... Asforia’ & Portiand| 3 pm|Pier 27 April 6. | M. Dollar.. | Seattle direct | 4 pm Pier 20 Pomona. ... | Humboldt . 1:30 p|Pier 9 Arctic. {Pler 2 . Pl | 4 pm/Pler 11 | 6 pm|Pler "2 \Pier 2 2 pm Pler 10 m|Pler 11 Astortn & Porll-na'll fm Bleh 24 China and Japan..| 1 pm|Pler 40 . & W'y Ports|Apr. 11 | terday, M Puu. Aar m tory of the United Sta The storm over Arizona has made but slow progress eastward as anticipdted. This has caused showery weather in the southern por- tion of California. Thunder storms are re- ported at Los Angeles and San Diego. Warmer weather prevalls in ,L.umnm and Nevada. The following ate the river readings: Red Bluff_ 12 feet lus, 25, Sacramento, 26.3; Rio Vista, n Joaquin bridge, 16.6. | FRBCAST FOR APRIL 5, 1906, | San Franciseo and vicinity—Fair Thursday; light north_winds, changing to_westerly. Los Angefes amd vicinity—Cloudy and un- settled weather Thursday, possibly Showers; light west winds. Sacramento Valley—Fair Thursday; light | north winds. "~ San Joaquin Valley—Fair Thursday; light north winds. Coast—Fair Thursda: Nevada—Fair_Thursday. A. G. -McADIE, light off-shore winds. District Forecaster. + chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., 906 : ‘Wednesday, Avril 4, 1 The Time Bull on the tower of the Ferry building was dropped exactly. at noon teday, 1. e., at noon of the 120“’1 meridian, or at 8 p. m., Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT, Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charge. SUPERVISORS CLOSE BOONVILLE SALOONS Town to Be Dr;v for the First Time in Its History. Special Dicpateh to The Call. UKIAH; April t—Boonvme, a thriv- ing town in Anderson Valley in this county, is @ dry town tonight by rea- son of the action of the Board of Su- pervisors, who declined to renew the li- censes of the three saloons thére, The action was taken under the provisions of an ordinance passed a short time ago providing that when a majority of the voters In any school district peti- tioned against a saloon license the board should refuse to issue it. The ordinance was aimed at the undesir- able road houses in the county. A ma- Jority of Boounville's voters petitioned against the renewal of the licenses for the saloons there and the board teok prompt action. This is the first time that the town has been without a saloon in the fifty years of its existence. SMALL FORTUNE FOUND UPON ‘A DEAD BODY Nearly Three Thousand Dol- lars on Remains of Indian | Reeentlv Killed. SEA!ICHL!GHT Nev., April 4.—While surveying for a millsite yesterday Ed- ward J. Roberts, superintendent of the Fldorado mine, found thé body of Pat ullen, who was fatally shot by James onaghan two weeks ago in a quarrel over a squaw. shooting were Piute Indlans. Con- ‘cealed on the body was $2655. 5 ‘——o-o.-t—,..... P N pril 4.—A ves- iss Madeline Z. Dot Nx... yer, is the nrut ‘woman receiver named in a bankrubtey proceeding in the his- 25 | Miss Dotv was made receiver of the business of Sophie R. Huston, a Fifth- avenue: mfluner unl drulqu:ta Both parties to the |- vestigation of pear blight in California. Reyresentative McKiniay and Frank Freeman of Willows today presented to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock the Orland Water Users' Association’s scheme for storing and distributing the waters of Stony Creek under the national At the conclusion the Secretary said that there had never been any application be- fore the department for the development of thig project and listened with great in- terest as Messrs. McKinlay and Freeman told what it was hoped to accomplish. At the cenclusion the Secretary said, that while he was strongly inclined to combply with the wishes of the Orland citizens, sufficient money would not be avallable for two years, at which time the proposed improvement would be given serious con- sideration by the department. Both Mc- Kinlay and Freeman have little doubt that the outcome will be satisfactory to the Californla interests involved. Mr. Hitehcock told them incidentally that irrigation projects aggregating $110,- 000,000 were now claiming the attention of the department. Representative Kahn today introduced a bill permitting the Klamath Land Com- pany to exchange its land in Klamath Indian Reservation for outside lands. — NEW DIRECTORS FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC Changes in Board Made at Annual Meeting of ) Significance. LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 4—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the South- ern Pacific Company, a Kentucky cor- poration, was held today at the office of the company In Beechment, a suburb of Louisville. Judge Alexander P. Humph- rey, general counsel of the company in Kentucky, presided. The vote was cast by proxy. and none of the Eastern stock- holders were present. During the year George J. Gould, Wins- low 8. Plerce, Jacob Schiff, Otto Kaha and Messrs. Speyer and Tweed have re- signed from the board of directors, and the new board as elected today is as fol- lows: W. D. Cornish, Maxwell Evarts, E. H. Harriman, H. E. Huntington, Clarence H. Mackay, Ogden Milis, W. V. 8. Thorne, A. K. Vandeventer, Henry W. de Foresi, Robert Goelet, Marvin Hughitt, R. S. Lovett, D. O. Mills, James Stillman and David Willeox. The change in the board cf directors, it was stated today by Judge Humphrey, is of no importance. Mr. Gould and Mr. Pierce resigned a year ago, and the other resignations from the board were brought about by the action some time ago of the New York firms, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Speyer & Co., deciding to resign from the Loards of all railroads with® which these two firms had been connected. The va- cancies, Judge Humphreys said, were filled at the time, and the board as elect- ed today merely confirmed the action taken at that time. ————— et FITZGERALD OF NEW YORK CRITICIZES THE PRESIDENT Accuses Chief Executive of Encreach- ing Upon the Rights of ‘ongress. WASHINGTO! April 4—The House today listened to a criticism of the Presjdent on the part of Fitzgerald of New York for the failure of the chief executive properly to advise the House as to the objections he had to the bill opening 505,000 acres of land for graz- ing purposes in Oklahoma Territory, in- stead of advising the members of the Indian affairs committee as to the weakness of the measure, so that it might be amended to meet the wishes of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Fitzgerald, in the course of his stric- tures on the President, $hid: This is_not Russia. like the Czar, who originates and enacts legis— lation. The President may recommend, but he can neither originate nor e legtelation. Somebody may say this is trivial. The his- tory of ail Governments which e parlfa- mentary institutions shows that the failure to resist trivial encroachments on the part of the chief executive has led to vast encroach- ments, unti] the legisiative branch of the Gov— ernment existed in name only. PROPOSES THAT UNCLE SAM SHALL BUILD AN ISLAND ‘War Department Would Improve De- fenses of Chesapcake Bay to Protect Natlonal Capital. WASHINGTON, April 4.—The crea- tion of an artificial island in the middle of the entrance to the Chesapeake Bay ‘is propesed by the joint board on coast defense as an absolute essential to the defense of the national capital and the cities of Baltimore, Neorfolk, Newport News and even Richmond. The board has concluded that a fortress:should be erected to command the north side of the present main channel,.as well as the north channel, and the only proper site for this fortress would be on what are known as the middle grounds. The water is shoal. but there is no land above tide, agd therefore the Govern- ment must d¥mp stone into the bottom of the bay, as it did when it buiit the ripraps for the fort at the entrance of Hampton Roads, until a foundation is secured for the defenses. VICE CONSUL AT LA PAZ CLEARED OF ALL CHARGES Investigation by State and Navy De- partments Results in James Vi~ osca’s Complete Vindieation. WASHINGTON, April 4.—Charges made against James Viosca, the Ameri- can Vice Consul at La Paz, have been investigated by the State Department and the Navy Department, and the re- sult is a complete vindication of Mr. Viosca. It was ‘charged by Charles Pauson, who until his death a short time ago was employed at the United States naval coaling station at Pichil- inque Bay,‘that Viosca withheld part ol the pay of employes at the station. ————————— Ethel Barrymore ls Very nlL HOHON. April 4.—Miss Ethel Barry- more, the actress, was taken suddenly ill of appendicitis here today and will be operated upon tomorrow. The| re- mainder of her theatrical dates have been canceled. T ERVIEW )um-fi mmit The President is not | OFFICIAL LIST OF THE Original Little Beneficencia Peblica Ca. OF SAN FRANCISCO. aaate 3 7 E3BERZAREE IYBBLIYILLLYILS 2 % APPROXIMATIONS. No. 11910, be mation of the fl one number of the -pnmxl- uwml ot tlo th No. 11909, first capital md -9 0. ca L ous) sold in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Cs No. 8748, —v.-u‘ capital (uunm. sold San Francisco. Cal No. 6630, flb’d ‘capital (§500), sold In San Francisco, Cal. No. 7955, foasth capital (§200). sold in San . Cal For $2.00 ticke in Fractions in_proportion. RAILWAY TRAVEL. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. Tiburon Ferry, 't of Market Street. SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL. wmx DA!S—«T:» 9:00 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, slm‘nlus—u o0, 9:30 a. m.: 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. W‘E“ DAYS——‘ h 7:50, 9:20 a. m.; m. 40 a. m.; 3:40, D Ln In Effect San Fr-n. Oct. 8, 1905. Week | Sun- Pestina- Week Days. | days. tion. Days. [fsz00 s 120 p A0 20 p 30 25 a 20 p Santa Rosa. 25 a Fulton. 20 Windsor. ‘Healdshurg. Lytton. Geyserville. Cloverdale. ‘Hopland and_Ukish. Willits and Sherwood. .ect at Green Brae for Snn STAGES con.e oL Queéntin; at ta Rosa ror ‘West Springs; at nnm sprlnti and Mark o £ e 3t ‘Cloverdale for the Geysers. Boon- ville ard_Greenwood: at noihna Duncan Springs, Highland Springs, Carls- bad Springs. Soda relett springs _and Lake County Hot lnmu'r at Ukish £or Ny e Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake, Witter sm. \ NUMBERS —OF— THE ORIGINAL . Little Kentucky Company —OF— San Francisco, April 4, 1906 37621. .. 1801. .. 93678 . 75593 . 48216. - 9489. . -$15000 $2000 $1000 $500 500 The above is for $1.00 Tickets. Frae= tions in proportion RAILWAY TRAVEL. Trains leave and are due to arrive at TEav — FOOT OF MARKET ST I 5};“"‘ V-u‘v!m: ;uu;n Bn.n.y .00A cud. Benicla, Sectamentd, 7. hme - Sufsan and 7404 Vallejo, x-n-. “Callstoge. Sunia Rosa, Martines, Sax Ramon . 7.40a Xiles, Pleasanton. leermor!. Tracy, Latbrop, Stoekto! 74&!-:;& Ex mlon——wngm,rulmn. . 8.00A Shasta 13); s, Santa Cruz Express— (V1a Williams, Willews, {Fruto, Red Biuft, Portl~ud, Tacoma, Seattle. 8.00ADavis, Woodlsad, Knights Landing, = lacysvile. Oroul 1BANewark, Centervill Felton, Boulder Creek, Sunta Cruz sud Way Stattons ... l-aA)(-runei. Antioch, Byron, Tracy, kton, Newman, Banos, lenuou. Armons. Haaford, YVisaita, Porservitie - Costa. Lathrop. Merced. Mo- desto, Fresno, Hanford, Visalla, Bakersfleld . . Valley sp'm.. Ione, Sacramento, Placerville, Colfax, Ma: Red Biuft . 8.40A0skiale, Chivese, Sonora, Tuolumne and Angels... Atlantic Express—Ogden and East. Blekmond. Port Costa. Mattines ns Stattor Vllle]o,l’lfly Napa, Sumaay only Los Angeles Passenger—Port osta: Starctne, B yrvuh'tr.e!‘ Luhr?. smcnnn. Chicago 11.00aThe Ov i Omuba, Chicago, Denver, Kansas Clty... 11.40A Niles, San Jose and Way Stations. .00p Sacramento River Steamers .. A8pNewark, Centerville, San Jose, New Almaden, Los Gatos, Felton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz and Principal Way Stations ... 3.209 Port Costa, Mastines. Byron, Tracy, Modesto, Merced, Fresno. wu-wu. Winters, Sacramento, codiand, = Knights Laading. lnrysvml and Oroville 3.40p Hayward, Niles, and Way 400 Vallelo, Mariines, San Taimon, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa....... 400p e Pracy. Shockton. Lodt. 4.16» Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos .. ubxuywlm, Niles, Irvington, San ore. jose, Liverm . i.l-'rne owl Lxmud Newman, Los Banos, Mendota, Fresno, Tulare, Bakersfield, Los Angeles. ... meoxd " Siace LimitedEi Paso, naas City, * St. Louis and ‘and % \-uejo. Pm Costa, mmm. 800 Eastern Lxpre Denver, Cnleago .. Hayward, N UI-. -fiL LIE it 104 8an Jose and Way Stations..... .00 San Mat: sonvilie, Capitoia, Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 8.00AShore Line Limited —San Jose, h.luo. Cutmvlllq Paso Robles, rbara, Los An!'l.g. Wuwnvm-.ca itola, Santa Cruz, gal Monte, Monterey, Pacific fis:x(ev ‘Almaden (Tues, Fri., uniy The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, . Ardo, Paso Robles, Santa )lug-rln. San Luis Obispo, Guadaiupe, Gavlota, Santa Bar- en:venln‘.ouu'. ue SanJosesnd Principal Sunset Express—Redwood, Sam . Salinss, Pase m hn. o o e ‘Esnsos Cicy, n.'um 'W_T(&‘T_W OF FE 7.0 llfli' -y. 0.8.00, 11.00A. M. ‘4Sunda; $Dailv. and atops a¢ ail stasions on Sunday . 7o SAN RAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, me, l.: T:45 week da; . dally Sunday .-aafl'; ly. yo .z flROCGH TM[FI. California Limited Te (l-;:hu g ., Saturasys oniy. ‘for 'r'.im way. TICKET Leave S. !'=.'l‘ AsriveS.F, 'mn::m-" SATURDAY ONLY tl.&'.t.!-h‘.llm SUNDATS AND LEGAL EOLIDATS. 8:25,9:50.11:00 Ad 145708 $! per Yearn THE WEEKLY CALL i i x 00.10.304.1; 12.00N., | %0, 3. &41 0. 7300 i Y ‘for Afternoon. } e ey sheiiol bMonday onigs |