The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 7, 1906, Page 6

"rrm SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE NOTHING LEFT OF VOLUNTEER Survivors Tell of Drown-| ing of Captain’s Children. Disobey and the Lifeboat Capsizes. Sailors Captain survi there at which Schon, O who mak- He line. ed on the rocks, n. Shortly be- oner went to pieces i dis- Coptic Is Due Tod ber of pas- Captain rs had ma homeward O. flag. Wi be for the ner. She will probably re- Liverpool to be laid up or Water Front Note: who for the last six acting as assistant to Wilson on the Mail appointed chief officer Newport n will Panama and way Oceanic ameda Steamship Company’s will sail Saturday for NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Mutters of Interest to the Shipping Merchant and the Marimer. Shipments for the North. Umatilla sailed on Tues- h an assorted cargo h Columbian ncluding pkgs fresh 1 sks onions, 9007 ibs beans, 574 1bs coffee, 1080 1bs and 150 canned goods, 700 s salt, gals wine, rial, 4650 1bs as- Yy, 7 ¢8 2! blue- 14 ~ bxs metal stone, 1100 tins matches, polish, 8 tons pig iron. steamer also had 36,025 1bs dried 1281 1bs t valued at en route to North West Territory. Tonnage Engagements. Italian ship Caterina Accame is wartered for lumber from Portland to antofogasta at 458 and the Norwegian am Reldar for the same business The Nitrate port (time charter) Additional Manifest. onal nifest was flled at -house yesterday for the ic, which sailed on Sunday The additional cargo lu. onsisted 80 bbis rosin, 100 carboys cid, 383,712 Ibs rice, 7882 1bs cocoanut meal, 300 kegs white lead, 20 bags soda | ash and 2 bbis putty, valued at $17,688. | SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARR!VED ednesday, June 6. Stmr Redondo, Ah!!n 65 hours from | Portland, via Astoria 66 hours. Sgmr South Coast, Paulsen, 16 hours rom Caspar. Stmr 'omona, tom_Eureka U 8§ stmr Hugh McCulloch, Cantwell, hours from Bodega. Schr M C Wright, Bosch. rom Mahukona. CLEARED. Wednesday, on, Jorge: ttle; Bw nson, 24 June 6. Ger stror Am son, Ha D4 Bpreckel: v, ete, via Brog Ce Orders| eka and Puget Sound to a di-| 19 hours days | Stmr State of California, Thomas, San P C Die Johnson, Stmr Ravalli Stmr Whitesboro, wood Fagerlund, Green- ar Ammon, Jorgenson, Seattle. >int Arena, Fosen hip Leon XIII, Lucas, Newcastle, Laurin, Fry, Ballard. toyome, Bash, Albion. ow & Burgess, Sorenson, Port schr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, La Paloma, McFarland, San I;P:Fl'l(,\‘}?l\v! PORT. Power | TELE lHRfl\ POINT June Weather clear; wind NW; velocity miles per hour. SPOKE April 15 In lat long 30 W, bark Pierre Loti, from Tacoma, for U K. | 1 in lat 24 S, long 43 W, Br| of Germany, from Antwerp, rancisco. 12—in lat 15 §, long 36 W, Br| Grenada, from Shields, for San | neisco. y: stmr City of Se- ; Arrived June 6—Schr No- Pedro. —Arrived June 6—Schr May 20 James den Shore, led June A Gar- une 5—Stmr Ore- ved June 5—Stmr Meteor, hence ailed June 6—Stmr Eureka, for San ncisco; stmr Charles Nelson, for Ta- coma. ailed June 6—Stmr Mackinaw, for | e, | PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived June 6 |Chehalls...... Jravs Harbor : S : e o Gor | Smta Crinr.. | Newport & W h I;X“Am;hnaufl. hence May’ 25, for | SRR (GO | S Biees EU <{A—Arrived June 6—Stmr Co- | Topto - A B Xt rona, hence Jun Dakotab. . Kobe | ASTORIA—Ar Elizabetl, Coquille River s! Breakwater, hence Northland San Pedro . | Arrived June 6- \(llr “ H ani!) from San Pedro; bktn Fullerton, hence \lA\TLD SCHOONER VOLUN- S WHICH WENT TO PIECES AHL ROCKS OFF BODEGA. ser Wilhelm der Grosse, from Bremen ailed June 6—Stmr Baltjc, for Liver- po! endam, for Rotterdam. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived June 6— Stmr Teutonic, from New York; stmr {\urdund from Philadelphia, for Liver- po: '!19(! June 6—Stmr Caronia, for New K York. HAMBURG—Sailed June 3—Stmr Sal- atis, for San Francisco. BOULOGNE—Sailed Pretoria. for New York SOUTHAMPTON. Stmr_Kaiser Wilhelm 11, for New York PLYMOUTH-—Arrived June 6—Stm, Deutschland, from New York, for Cher- bourg and Hamlmrs‘ and proceeded. AR 3-—Sailed June 3—Stmr r New York. iled June 6—Stmr Col- Boston Memoranda. The tugs Relief and Sea Fox returned 3 a m today with life-saving boats in tow from the wreck of the schr Vol- unteer. Life-savers report that schoon- er will be a total loss, breaking to pieces. One seaman and two children of Captain Bressen were lost. June 6—Stmr June 6— m LON D for Movemen’s of Vessels. TO ARRIVE. WEATHER BUREAU REFPORT. United States Department of Agricul- ture—Weather Bureau report for Tues- day, June 6: CpuM STATIONS. ‘ra9pwmoseg WUy TrrIagIeO M “wonwNd9ad Baker ... Boise Eureka Flagstaff . Fresno ‘ndependence . Kaitspell .. Los Angeles. Modena .. Mt. Tamalpais. North Head “ocatello .. 2t. Reyes Lt. Portland Phoenix Reno . Red Bluff. Qoseburg S S Mo D g e | anIRIOdWA], PR PR AN AR RS R @ Cloudy Clear n Francisco. Clear n L. Obispo. Winnemucca Yuma .. _Su_mmit—Maxlmm minimum 41! wind south; part cloudy; snow, 48 ln(‘he! against none at this time last year. Forecast for San Francisco and vi- temperature &b, Steame ¥From. Iand Portland Portland & Portland & Way Humboldt May 30. uget Sonnd Ports 9 Sniled June Stmr F A Kilburn, Humboldt for San Francisco. .| Humboiat Arrived June 6—Schr Monterey, San Pedro 3 hence June 2, in tow tug Dauntle Hambueg & Was Ports. dune 10 Arrived Jupe 6—Ital bark E: no, | je. ... | Hakodate ~{Tune 10 from Nagasaki. | State of Cai | San Diego [Tone 11 Arrived June 6—Stmr Alliance, from |City Pekiog.. | Xew Yurk St Eureka, via' Coos Bay. | Aurelia Portland & Astoria. .....[Tune 1] WPORT BRACH - Arrived June ¢l | Portland ‘& Way Portk. \June 1 Lucy. from Umpau: 3 d June 6—Bktn § M Grifith, for 12 Hadiock. i ONDO—Sailed June 6—Stmr Yn.\ 4 14 semite, for San Francisco; bktn Hesper, | China & Japan.. June 15 for Port Townsend PORT GAMBLE—Arrive, TO SAIL. Schr Ida Schnauer, hence Satin ] Pier. ABERDEEN—Arri Grace_Dollar, June 6—Stmr | from San Pedro Destination. TACOMA—Arrived June 6—BKtn{ Eurcka.. Pler 3 John Smith. from San Diego. | State Cal Pler 11 TATOOSH—Passed out June: 6— | JUSE Stmr Oregon, from Seattle, for Nome; | Curacao. IMestenn Ports Pler 11 Br_stmr Dulwich, for Wellington. | Pomona. Humboldt {1:30 p/Pler 9 Passed in Juné $—Schr Mahukona, | o o from San Pedro. Ronita .|Newpart Way..| 9 am|[Pier 11 @ outward June 6—Nor stmr |Pomo, -{Pt. Arena & Alblon) 6 pmTier 2 Terje Viken, from Nanaimo, B C, for |Alameds.. . ({Honolulu .......... i} wifie .t an’ Franeisco. | Costa mica’. {..u.;]a & ‘Partiandlly amiPler 0 Bassed inward June 6—Br ship Pass | pewp® A o of Baimaha, from Salina Cruz, for Port | Bedondo.. & TeeoNnl e pmtrler 2 . | City Puebla. ANTA BARBARA—Arrived June 6| Iadjaun —Stmr Santa Rosa, from San Diego. |§ Ros Sailed June 6—Stmr Santa Rosa, for | | | 8an_Francisco. Barracouta. . [Astoria & Portland|1] am; Pln 24 PORT ANGELES—Sailed June 6—|F, Kilburn.. |Portland Wi 1" Sm Pier 20 J H Lunsmann, for Santa Rosalia. | Corona Humboldt 1330 p/Pier 9 PEDRO—Sailed June 4—Stmr Clos Augsles Forts | 5 pmlPler S . for Portland. June 5—Stmrs | v.L(‘nqll]H(' mnr s (el |Pler 20 and Francis H Leggett, for| 2. b San Francisco. | 1 pm|Lier 50 ..\Chlxm by -hpann I JUNE 1. Arrived June 4—Stmr Santa Crusz, Pl 24 hence June 2; gtmr Wasp, from Grays | {1 < [ambaidt i Pt arbor. = % Arrived June 6—Schr Stimson, trom |C008 BaY....[San Pedro & Way..| 9 amiPier 11 stmr Samoa, hence June 4 Ballard; . : 6—Stmr Santa Cruz, for | Sa; ailed Jume 6—Schr| v, for Everett. DIEGO—safied June 3 ) Anamone, Arrived from New York. PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived June 5| —Schr Kona, from Suva. COOS ~ BAY—Sailed _June Breakwater and stmr M ¥ San Francisco. Arrived June 5—Stmr Alliance, (rom a, and salled for Astoria. ‘\((' June 6—Bktn Arago, hence for San Pedro. \ June 6—Stmr Cglifornian, | | 5—S tm Plant, Ior ! June 5—Stmr Santa | Y—Sailed June of Seattle, for Seattle. "VALDEZ—Arrived June 4—Stmr Ber- tha, from_ Seattle. Sailed June 5—Stmr Bertha, for Se- attle. ISLAND PORTS. HONOLULU—Safled June 6—U § stmr Iroquols, for cruise; bark Albert, for San Francisco. | KAHULUI—Sailed June 5—Bark Willscott, for Delaware Breakwater. " EASTERN PORT. DELAWARE BREAKWATER—Passed June 5—Stmr Arizonian, from New York, for San Francisco. FOREIGN PORTS. GUAYMAS-—Salled June 5—Ship A J Fuller, for Port Townsend. HONGKONG—Sailed June Mongolia, for San Francisco. Arrived June 6—Stmr Minnesota, from Seattle, via Yokohama. Sajled June 6—Ger stmr Aragonia, for Portland. VICTORIA—Salled June 6—Br stmr Dulwich, for Astoria. YOKOHAMA—Arrived June 4—Br stmr Embress of India, from Vancou- ver: stmr Lyra, from Tacoma. 5—Stmr Sailed June 2—Br stmr Tartar, for| Vancouver. Safled June 6—Ger stmr Arabia, for Portiand. MAZATLAN—Sailed June . 5—Ger |stmr Nauplia. for San Francisco. GUAYAQUIL—Sailed June 5—Ger stmr Setos, for San Francisco. VALPARAISO—Arrived May 22—Ger stmr_Anubis, from Hamburg. COLON—Arrived June SEStmr Ad- or’ | vance. from New York. Sail 1—sStmr Finance, for KOBE——A!’ered June lTLBt stmr In- drasamha, from New Y MONTEV] le—Arrlvad J¥ Stmr Saratoga, from New York, tor Seattle, via Sa: ‘rancisco. FLUSHING—Passed June 35 Br.shlp l;l\;c‘zood, rom Antwerp, for San Fran- Sailed June 6—Br stmr Terje Viken, Itor San Frln isco, K AN STEAMERS, NEW YO K-—Arrived June 6—Stmn Rotterdam, from Rotterdam; stmr Kai- 6—Schr | Sun rises . Sun sets United States Coast and Geodetic Surve d Heights of Tides at Fort Point. nt (Misslon-street wharf) add 25 mink %, [‘Timel‘ Time| [Time| IThae| HHIBEHY EHAHBE N WISCONSIN MADISON, Wis, June 6.—A warrant for the arrest of Secretary jof State Walter E. Houser, charging attempted bribery, was issued today by Judge Dgonovan of the Municipal Court. The complaint is signed by State Insurance Commissioner Host. The trouble arose out of Insurance Commissioner Host's charge that Houser in 1903 offered to give $2000 to the Republican campaign fund if Host would render a decision favorable to the Equitable Life As- surance Society in the case involving the distribution of dividends. NEW YORK, June 6.—District At- torney Jerome has summoned Con- gressman Joseph W. Babcock of Wis- | consin to appear before the special Grand Jury wifich is lnvenl‘lt!u in- surance cases, Jerome telegraphed Representative Babcock on Monday. but Babcock did not get the telegram until yesterday. Jerome would like to have him before the Grand Jury tomorrow, but it is a question whether Babcock will be able to appear on that day. From Wash- ington last night came word that Bab. cock was very busy with his legislative work and while he.would answer the summons and lg might not be able to get here before Saturday. ‘While there was nothing in Jerome's pear as a witness he | Lis cinity—Fair, warmer Thursda; north ‘winds. 48y lish: For Sacramento Valley—Fair, w; rmer Thursday; fresh north wind. a For San *Joaquin Valley — Fair, warmer Thursday; fresh north in. For Los Angfles and \!r!nll\——-Falr light southwest wind, Thurfldn\" A.. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. NEW GOPYRIGHT LAW PROPOSED ‘WASHINGTON, June and House committees on patents met in joint session today in the library of | Congress and began a series of hear- ings on the copyright bill. This bill is the product of a series of confer- | | ences in New York and Washington, al which the author, artist, composer, pub- | lisher and all creators of works pro- tected by copyright were represented. Many representatives of these inter- ests were present at the hearing today. A comprehensive statement as (o the principles and features of the bill was made to the committes by Herbert Put- nam, librarian of Congress. He read President Roosevelt's words | empha3izing the pressing neeessity for | a general copyright law to take the place of the fragmentary and inade- juate provisions of the'present statutes. The bill modifies the existing require- ments of law which call for deposit and registration and initiates and se- céures the copyright from the da, of publication of the work with the tice of copyright affixed. Deposit and regls- tration in the copyright office are still requisite, but a period of thirty days after publication is allowed for them, which, in the casé of error or omission, may be even an entire year. The copyright period is now twenty- eight years, with a possible renewal for twenty-four more, a maximum of Afty-two years. newals and provides for three terms according to the subject matter. shortest is twenty-eight vears, for la. bels and prints relating to articles of manufacture. The second, fifty years, is substantially jdentical with the pres- ent maximum. It applies to some orig- fnal and all derivative works. The longest, the life of the author and fifty vears after his death, applies to most original works. The proposed copyright fee is one dollar, including the certificate, while the present fee {s ffty cents with an additional charge of fifty cents for the certificate If the latter is furnished. The certificate is now to be prima facie evl- dence in a court of law. The bill, sald Mr. Putnam, tends to reduce the aggregate fees payable by any one publisher and the aggregate receipts of the office by enabling a number of volumes of the same work and, in the case of photographs, prints, etc., an entire series, if registered at the same time, to be registered for a single fee. The bill provides for the return to the copyright proprietors of the copy- right deposits now accumulating in the cellar of the library of Congress, if the proprietors want them, and If not, the destruction of these accumulations, al- ready numbering 1,500,000 items. AR Fillmore-Street Property Sold. Baldwin & Howell have sold for the account of Mrs. Katherine Goetz the premises at Nos. 1006 and 1008 Fillmore street, between Golden Gate avenue and McAllister street, consisting of a two- story building of two flats of six and seven rooms each, with lot 35x144.8 feet, the purchase price being $15,500. The purchaser, A. J, Pon, intends to raise the budlding and construct a mod- ern store underneath, a tenant for ‘which has already been found on a lonx lease At a favorable rental. —_— telegram telling Congressman Btbcock what he was wanted for and Jerom declined to say last night, it is prctty well known that the Grand Jury wants to hear Babcock’s version of a con- tribution of $2500 m‘de by the Mutual fe Insurance Company to the Re- publican Congressional campai mittee in 1904. Congressman was then chairman of the comlm Gfllb' 6.—The Senate| The bill abolishes re- | The | ] ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING VALLEY WATER WORAS (A CORPORATION). Notice of Redemption of Second Mortgage Bonds. | Notice herel SPRING VALLEY RKS, a corporation organized md exuu unde; the laws’ ol\;he State of umlornln. and, havi of business in’ %V iven lhnt lhe, A | hereby elect to redeem. on the first dl)" ol Seglember. A. D. 1906, and at its of- fice, No. 126 Stockton street, in the city and county of San Francisco, State of | Calife merica, ALL | ornia. United States of outsanding and unredeeme its SECOND MORTGAGE bond inun which original second mortgage bond i sue consisted of five thousand (500 bonds of said corporation of the denom- ination of one thousand ($1000.00) dollars | e uniform in form and date, and numbered from one (1) to five thousand (5000) inclusive and consecutively, and payable at the office of the corporation, in Ban Francisco, thirty (30) years after date, but redeemable at the pleasure of the corporation on or at lny time afte: the first day of September. A. D. 1906— all of which bonds bear interest at the rate of four (4) per cent T annum, payable quarterly ‘at the office of the corporation in San Francisco, and all of which bonds are dated and bear . date on the second day of May, A. D. 1887, and of which said original second mortgag¢ bond issue there are now outstanding anc unredeemed four thousand nine hundred and ninety-one (4991) bonds of the ag- n‘gu(e par value of four mifllion nine | and ninaty-one thousand 3 ‘151 300,063 Hotiare: And notice is further hereby given that |1n accordance with the terms of said bonds and the mortgage securing th ;dated May second, . 1887, l\"l'l"R EST on sald four thousand nine hundrec and ninety-one (4991) outstanding ant unredeened bonds. and on each and al thereof, WILL CEASE on and after saic September first. A. £l y_order of the the Spring Valley Wate Daled St\n l“l’anclsto, California, Marc! 29th. SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, (L‘m?)orno Seal.) By CHAS. l\’('EBB HOWARD. President and by PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary INVERNESS THE BEAUTIFUL On Tomales Bay, 35 miles north of San Francisco. Charming summer home, villa lots, matchless bathing, fishing, boating, wild ber- ries and bowers of pine, oak, laurel and fern life. TERMS REASONABLE. C. M. WOOSTER (0., 1666 0’Farrell St. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature focuorl REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. CAMERON & CO. Contractors and Bullders 182 Tenmth A a_St. PROPOSALS, PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF FLOUR AND ‘' CORNMEAL—Head- quarters Pacific Division, Presidio, San Francisco, Cal, June 6, 1906— Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for {he purchase of approximately 13,- 500,080 pounds surplus Flour, more or less, and 100,000 pounds ' surplus Cornmeal, more or less, from the Fi- nance Committee, Relief and Red Cross Funds, San Frangisco, Cal, will be received at office, Officer in Charge General Rellef Depots bf Subslsmnue Suppiies until 12 m., June 18, 1906, and then opened in the presence of bidders, Information and blank pro- osals lurnlshenl on asguc»uon to AJOR C. AUTHOFF, Commis- sary, bolsom at Dock. or to the Pur- chasing Commissary, U. 8. Army, at Seattle, Was or Vancouver Bar- racks, Wash. Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed: “Pro- | osials for the purchase o( Fleur and Bornmeal, and addressed or deliv- ered to MAJOR C. R. KRAUTHOFF, in charge, General Depots: of Relief | Subsistence Stores, Fo som-st. Dock, San Francisco, Cal. A. W. GREELY, | | Major General U. S. Army, Command- | ing Pacific Division. je7-9-11-13-15 18, | PROPOSALS will be received at the| bureau of supplies and accounts, | Navy Department, Washington, C., until 10 o'clock a’ m., June 26 1908, and publicly opened immediat: ly there after, to furnish for the n val station, Olonhgapo, P. I, a steel bridge, §0-foot span, 15-foot = road- way. To bes/delivered on_the water tront at New York, N. Y. or San _ Francisco, Cal, at the option of the contractor. Cop(eu of plans can be obtained upon application’ to the bu- reau of yards and docks, Navy De- partment, Washington, D. C. Appli- eations for proposals should refer to | schedule 580. Blank proposals will be furnished upon application to the navy pay officers, New York, and San Francisco, Cal, bureau. H. T. B. HABRXS. Paym. ter-General U. §. N. 5-23-06 m31-2 LA b e s G MCo 0 B el OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY, Infantry Cnnmnm nt, Presidio of San Francisco, Cal une 5, 1906—Pro- - posals_for <ubs1nenca Supplies: Of- fice Purchasing Commissary, Francisco, Cal, June 5, 1908 proposals for furnishing and deliv- ering of such quantities of subsist- ence supplies ~ delivered at such wharf or wharves or such ware- houses in San Franecisco, Cal.. as per | circular to be seen at this office, will | be receh’ed here until 11 o'cléck a. m., FRIDAY, June 15, 1406, and | opened immediately thereafter in | presence of bidders. yeciflcatlona‘ general instructions to bidders an hlank forms of Fropoaall will be rur-| rhed to established dealers on ap- sllon to C. R. KRAUTHOFF, Ma- or, Com'y. 306,7,13,11-1t OCEAN TRAVEL. Toyo Kisen Kaisha, (Orfental S &. Co.) Have Opened Their General Offices at 217-221 Brannaa St., San Francisco Steamers will leave whart, corner First and Brannu\ strects, 1 p. m., for Yokohama ‘and Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogs}, Nagasakiand Shanghai, and "nnneqiln at Hong- kong with steamers fo: Manila, Indla, étc. No cargo received on board on day of saliing. S.8. Hongkong Maru T ues,, June 51908 8.8, Amerlca Maru.Tues., July 3,1908 S. Nippon Maruy....Sal.. July 28, 1908 unml trip tickets at reduced rates. For freight amd posrage apply at office, corner hrlt and Brannan sts. W. H. AVERY, Asst. General Manager. OCEANIC S. S.CO HONOLULU only—S. §. Allmedn sgils 11 ;. m., June 9. Rébund mp. nrn-ch.u. 125. Sydney, Auckland, Samoa, Honolulu 8. 8. Ventura sails 2 p. m,, June 21. TAHITL, SOUTH SEAS—S. 8. Marlposa | nlll 11 a. m., July 1. Grand Tour this | i on nm , | Oakland | Statendam. . ‘xroonl.na June 9, July pt. 15. " | Majestic, Jun. 13, Jul | Celtic, June 16, July Hongrung, calling at | for native fetes, $125; 6 days o Will be honored on the California Limited. The Dates of Sale Are: June 6th and 7th July 2d and 3d August 7th, 8th and 9th September 8th and 10th This is a splendid chance to go East and see about it. TICKET Fflfl'! Building, OFFICES: ¥ mz roatwey, THE wAy. |t A N Santale B 4 Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Steamers leave Broadway Wharf, San Franeisco. For Los Angeles, San Diego and Santa Barbara State of California..Thursdays, 10 a.m. Santa Rosa. . Sundays 10 a.m. For Eureka---Humboldt Bay -June 2, 8, 14, 20, 26, 1:30 p.m. June 5, 11, 17, 23, 29, 1:30 p. And every third day therea‘ter. For Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound Ports, Victoria, Vancouver Umatilla. . .June 5, 30, 11 City »f Pueb] ’I'II\\ ‘EL. ery fifth dav th: eafter. For Ensenada, La Paz, Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports, Calling at San Pedro and East San Pedro. Curacao. .7th of each month. 10 a.m. Right Reserved to Chamge This Schedule. TICKET. OFFICES San Francisco, | San Francisco Broadway Whart - 968 Broadway S. F. Freight ce. Broadway Whart C. D. DUNANN. G. P. A.. San Francisco. AMERICAN LINE, Plymouth—Cherbourg—Sou Philadelphia, June 9, July Sept. 8. Flul June 16, July 14, Aug. t. Sey iporkz.lune 23, July 28, Aug 4, Sept. 1, St. New NEW YO! Mtnnctonka, June 9, July 4, Sept. D. | Mesaba, ol 16, July 14. Aug 11. Sep. 8 lflnré:lpolls June 23, July 2%, Adg. 18, lllmuhaha.7 June 30, July 28, Aug. 25, I&)LLA‘D-A!EIIIFA LINE. NEW ORK-—ROTT RDAM, via ULOGNE ! Sails Wednesdnn as per Suillnf Lls! | Ryndam June 13, o m. Potld‘m. a. m. Noorda: m. N. A.mlterdnm m. Ryndam. N. uly 18, noon RED STAR LINE. Y. DOVER, ANTWERP, LOM PARIS .o 7 14, 11, Finland, June 23, Aug. 4 Sept, 1, 29. v.dorlnnd. June 30, July 28, Aug. 25, Sept. WHITE STAR LINE. Y., —QUEENSTOWN—LIVERPOOL. Y, 14 Aug s, Sep. 5 3, Aug. 1 t. 20, July 18, 1 Teutag\lc. Juna 27, July 25, Aug. 22, Cedrie, Jun ’9 Jul! 27, Au u Sep. 21. N i 5 2 Aug. 1, Aw' BOSTON—QLE STO N—] Aug. zeelgnd .gune 16, July Aug. N. , Sep! Ocennlc, Ju ne Aug. Cymrlc. Jnno 21, July 19, Aus. " MEDITERRANEAN o,Yia TO THE FROM NEW YORK. Cretic, Jun. 21, 10 a. m.; Aug. 4 Bep 25. Republic, Oct, 18, noon: Nov. FROM BOSTON. 23, Canople, June 30, 5 p. m.; Aus. 11, c Romsn‘m. July 7. 11 a. m.; Sept. 15, ct. 27: C. D. TAYLOR, | Pass. Agt. Pac. Coast, San Francisco. Temporary Office, 534 Fourteenth Street, mkllnd. candinavian Amoriean Lins Iorny. Sm ul Denmark Briling g‘n New York at noea. way, Uskiaad, Cal. BAY AND INTERURDAN ROUTES. VALLBJO llld NAPA zag"u:&) !. g um .\..m Valley _lezn&.n 3T 2:30 noo 2 ‘f‘ ..o “‘.‘ KELS & BROS. €O, . o s et T e Mazatlan, | Front of Ferry Building | Sa)_p::. 26. | Arabie, June 7, Jul}' 5 .Aug. 2, Aug. 30. { AZURES. | m mx\ollons 2 —if o0, * 30 p,m. Froxt JUNE 4. 196 FERRY DEFOT Foot of Market Street Arrive V1A OAKLAND P Umlmf\'..m‘ file, Winters, &uimn- R:rhmnn Benicia, Sacramento. Way Stations. - isun and W ay“’.m' e Niles, Plessanton. Tracy. Lathrop. Stockton Elmhurst, West San Leandro. 'rnlfi\'\lll' San Jose, 2% 289 6.029 2% 43 Newa Los Gatos, Wri Shore Ull@?‘ Li: Ohiwor Santa Tasbara. i —dan Jose: Robles, San 1‘.,.. o8 Williams, Wi Bluf®. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle Davis, Woodiand. Knights Land- > ing, Mary The Coast Sulinas, san Ardo.Paso Robles. Santa Margarita, Sen Luis Obispo, Guadalupe, Gaviota, Santa Barbara. Sen Buenaven- Burbank, Los 8.00a. 8.202 > Oxnard. .38 Gllmrl(musmr Tros Pines, £ <onville, Santa Cruz, e. Del Monte, Pacifie Grove, Surf, Lompoe Martinez, Antioch, Byron, Tracy, Stockton, Newman, Los Banos. Mendota, Armona, Hanford, Visalia, Porterville Port Costa, Lathrop, Marced. Mo~ desto, Fresno, llmlnrA Vi- salia, Bakersfield Niles, San Jose, Livermore, Stoekton (*Milton), Valley Spring, Ione, Sacramento, thnrfllh- Colfax. Marysville, Red Bluff Oskdale, Chinese, Jamestown, Sonora. Tuolumne and Angels, Atlantie Express — Ogden and 9.00 9.40a 10200 10.202 East Richmond, Port Costa, Martinez. and Way Stations \llldfl. Daily; Napa L«fl Angeles Passenger — Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Traey, Lathrop. Stockton, Mereed. Reymond, Fresno, Goshen Junction, Hanford. Lemoore. Visalia. Bakersfield, Los Angel El Paso, Kansas City. and Chieago The Overiand Limited—Omaha, | Chicago, Denver. Kansas City Niles, San Jose and Way Stations Sacramento River Steamers Port Costa, Martinez, Byron Tracy. Modesto, Merced, Fresno Yosemite Valley Sleeper Raymond. Wawona Route Benicia, Winters. Sacramento, Sunday St. Louis . via Woodland, Knights Landing. Marysville and Oroville Hayward, Niles and Way Sta- tions 0. Martinez, San Ramon, Santa Rosa Vall apa, Calistoga. Elmhurst. New: Los Gatos. \\mm & Hayward, Niles, Irvington. San 3 Jose, Livermore The Qwl Limited—Newman. Los 0s, Mendota, Fresno. Tu- lare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles Chicago and St. Louis Specia. El Paso. Kansas City, St. 1 and Chicago. Hayward, Niles and San Jose Vallejo, Port Costa, Benicia. Sui- sun, Sacramento San Jose. Paso Robles, santa Bar- Gilroy, San Luis Obispo. bara. Los Angeles. Deming. El Paso. New Orleans % ,,\pnrh onte, Pacifie ¢ China and Japan Omaha, Chieago, §.00p sas City. St. L Martinz, Stockton nto, Reno, Sparks, e a 124 620 9.4% 7.000 i pah. Goldfeld and Kevjer e 7.00p Vallej rockett and Way sSta- | tions, Sund: 1128 820p Oregon and Calif Eacramento, \({nr;; . : ding, Portland, Puget Sound SR t ; ; $.4%a . aywar jes and San Jose ' il \.{'nndny ounly) 1. ‘§ COAST LINE & (Third and Townsend Streets) €.10a San Jose and Way Stations. 530 7.0 San Mateo, Belmont, San Jose, Morganhill, Gilroy. Pajaro, Watsonville, Capitola, Senta Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey. Pacifie Grove 430 9.00a South San Francisco, San Mateo, Palo Alto, 3&n Jose. T.409 10.3% Burlingame, San Mateo. Red- wood, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, ®an Jose. 5.400 1136 San Jose and Way Stations 5400 2.159 Palo Alto, San Jose and Way Sta- tons _._.__ 835 3.009 Del Monte Express—: | Jose, Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifio Grove... ... 1215 33 South San Francisco, San Jose. Gilroy. Hollister, Tres Pinos. . 10.35a 430 San Jose and Way Stations. | S6a 15.00p Santa Clara, San Jose, Los Gatos. 19.00a .30p San Jose and Way Stations... ... 159 San Mateo. 630 San Jose and W: . 638 l.fi Ocean View, Colma, hlo Alto 10.15a OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, 11.00 a. m. 00, 4.09. 5.08. 6.0, 8.00 p. m. A for Morning. P for Afternoon tSunday excepted. iSunday only. §Dally, and stops at all stations on Sunday A California Limited ToChicago in 3 Days Leaves daily at 9:30a. m. With Diners and Sleepers | POt diockion, Merced, Frisno, Hans Visaha, Hakersield 00 P. M. | and intermediate pomh‘ 9:30 A, M.—California umuefl. dny: to Chicage. Leaves every Lirect , Fresno, Hanford, Visalia. A‘?oukdlle and poiats on Slerra Railw: M.—Overland Express for Denver, Post and lmove s Francigeo: conn«:tlon to Gnnd Can on. :30 A —Valley Limited tor Stockton, nnleld and_points on Sierra Ruilw: M—For Steckton, Rivers! ¥e M.—For Stockton. Fresno and in- _gr;nedlnte voints. x;:.'-a City, Chicago and Grand Can- TXLKBT ?FFKCES—E Ty building. y. Fortleth st and San ] nd; University ave. and .. NORTH SHORE RAILROAD Via Sausalito Ferry. For Sausalito, lul Vi mey. un Rataei— u.ny ‘l’. n. 3 ll:fi | > ! = ‘Rnn to San Quentin. 7:45 -. m. daily for Cazadero and way iflfi?‘fl Il'lpli ?.S‘I “rw Sy fve grin: | o 3:15 p. m. ly. except Saturday and a‘t’]‘;_;“" for Point Reyes and way sta- “June 16 *Dentaciiand 23| Tickst Ofice: Union Dopot, foot of dsera ¥ g 1 Gl WaldwrveoJms 3 o Pretoria. .. ....Juns IMJ m ok RIS RGNt 1k Carte Restaura ?.y;lmlm e, llkfllu‘ I m RAH.WAY fl- Sausalito Femry—Foot Market St San 'M |w~nu— Days. | dass. FEURER e :-MJ B o e 45l 143