The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1906 Steamship Nauplia Is in WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. v o X United States Department of Agriculture— Port With Building | westier surea Juse' 1t oos: : g 7 3 Material Cargo. ‘ H 5 b 8 g STATIONS. S g Sound Steamer Sehome ey to Be Water Front Restaurant S S Ghar i3 3 Cloudy & : Company’s i 00 e 4 46 - 08 20 00 5 %0 Clear .10 Rain e - Oty Luis Obispo...30.02 76 Clear Cloudy Ferallon Yoar, and Tnesday: who Korea Ay vicinity— re possibly Tacoma; ia Seattle and Bar- »bard & Co. s 1 Lloyd, Liverpool; ¥ & Co = SAILED. e ea Monday, June 11. - Samoa, Madsen, Caspar. e Albion, Hansen, Albion Will Be Floating Hotel. okg, Dunh San Pedro, . Rt Hansen er. ncion. d Portland. amonc Honolulu. SPOK EN In 29 N, long 19 W, B n Abbey., from Lond fo with ¢ TEL LOBO on fire m.— ‘ompany Weather cloudy; wind NW; velocity 12 ing s miles per hour Captain Deering Accused. is go- s preferred nited States Meteor, for San . for San Fran r Meteor. mr City of Seattle, Portland, for Val- Sailed June 10— for Yokohama. PORT ‘vA\IPI L Arrived June 11— 3 Planter, hence June 2 J 11—Bktns Skagit Water Front Notes. ip ne 2 Compa 1 for Hon- and AS Arrived 11—Stmr Johan I'n-xlsen nence June $. 11—Schr Sailor fo Peking Panama and way Boy, 11, from ssed June San Gabriel, an Pedro. e 11, 3:45 p m—Bktn Ful- | when Agreement May Be Made in Labor Dispute on Water Front. Too ch_Shipowners Attend Conference Held Yesterday. Although the owners of steam schooners and other vessels conferred for more than three aours with the committee from the Water Front Fed- eration yesterday, nothing of impor- tance came of the meeting. The committee from the federation in a very amiable manner discussed thé present difficulty with the men who own the ships. So few of the latter were present. however, that no definite action could have been taken had mat- ters reached a focus. When the leaders of both sides saw that the meeting would not result in any definite understanding, an adjourn- ment was taken till 10 o'clock this morning. All parties concerned look forward with hope to this session, though none of them will go so far as to say that the trouble will be settled then. though it is the general feeling along the front that it will. Referring to the statement made on Saturday afternoon by the executive committee of the owners, Andrew Furuseth said yesterday: Replying to the statement that the association has experienced no diffi- culty in securing seamen, I will say it is an absolute fact that the Reveille and the Arctic had no sailors on board they left here. How many the ! other three mentioned hdd can only be | bourn. | BEureka known when they arrive at their des- tinations. The Nevarre had four Japs on board as a_ erew, and when she arrived at thie Japs left her and paid their passage to this city on the Kil- As to the ships that signed the | agreement at San Pedro, I will say the reement had been published and the s were discharged as sogn as they arrived here. The captain of the Leg- gett Xcused by the members of the E ociation because he had to take this ction. We will leave this to the pub- to decide. The membe: of the association say that netwithstanding the calamity that has befallen the city they have no in- tention to reduce wages. If they mean to employ the men on the front we freely admit that th have not tried to reduce wages. The fact is they gre paying premium ¢ each man and cannot secure competent men. Regarding the freight rates and the price of lumber, it the interest of COMES WITH BIG SHIPMENT |ONLY ONE N OF CEMENT FROM EUROPE MORE OF FARGE Joint Meetings to Hear Adjusters’ Reports Near an End. Important Matters Come Before Full Board in Oakland. A general board meeting of the fire underwriters will he held this forenoon at Reed Hall, Oakland, at which various matters of importance will be taken up. A rumgr was in circulation yester- | day that a motien would be made to rescind the action of last week when it was voted to discontinue the joint | meetings of representatives of in- surance companies at ‘the adjusters’ bureau in the Ferry building. ' This rumor could net be verified and it was strongly denied In several places where information concerning what is going on is generally reltable. The friction between the strong and the weak companies was hrought strongly to the light again yesterday, when meetings that weére held were principally noteworthy by reason of the large percentage of absenteeism. As on the previous days the proceedings were made entirely farcical by those who remained away and so prevented action on the part of the faithful ones who appeared at the appeinted time. There is but one day after this on which Secretary Mohrhardt will send out netices calling the joint meetings to bring together representatives of the companies to hear and act upon the reports filed by adjusters. Wednesday is the last day under the present un- satisfactory procedure. “The strong companies that mean business and intend fair dealing,” said a leading underwriter yesterday. not relish being made parties to what amounts only to a sham, now that it is definitely aseertained that there are companies that will not appear at any meeting. If the recalcitrants sheuld appear, the effect might be the same. If the small people in the business pre- fer to stay away instead of meeting. then it is morally certain that, if they should attend, they would not agree to the adjustments that are made in good faith. “There is no other reason in view for their action except disinclination to | settle on the basis of the adjusters’ re- ports. If they would not settle in that way then the large companies could not certainly travel the same road with them and expect to hold business. the average steam-schooner owmer to | keep freight rates down when he raises | i = tow 1ug Sea Rover, from 3 , for Port Harford YRO—Sailed June 11 —Yachts , Anemone and Lurline, for s 11—Stmr Alcatraz, rived Ste stmr Cascade, frem i e TP 1 0 . P Emigh, for s ed June 11— NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Umpqua, for Matters of Interest to th Shipping —Sailed J}lnc 10— Mcrchaut and the Marimer. : gn Francisco. e Britis o sall June 1 mr Vic- 5 for Seattle ®. ISLAND I‘\H L ¥ LULT- June 10—U S| Francisco, and A Cargo for Liverpool. Manila, as previously reported. 3 June 11—Bktn Lahaina, Hong- —Passed June §— for Portland, Or. BREAKWATER 10—Ger ship Sirius Passed u from Iquique. FOREIGN POF S. led June 11—Br stmr Newpeort's teamer New Cargo. sailed way ports, cisco. iled Jdnn 11—Br om New York. —Arrived June 10 VALPAR. \l‘~0—— .uchenarden, LE, A se, from Port Natal ailed June 9—S8tmr ancisco. < rrived June 10—Jap pon Maru, hence May 10. Nip w Efi'l MINSTER—Bailed June Tellus, for Nome. R—Passed June 10—Br s Indramayo, from New York, for Bl L a | 37 pkes paints, | " TIVERPOOL—Arrived June 9—Br shooks: DREs machiners. 22 pigs|Stmr Yangtsze, from Seattls and Ta- g T ol i o Bt B TR 7 ailed June 9—Stmr B R g R F City of Peking, for San Francisco. oot Bna By gt ¢ OCEAN STEAMERS GLASGOW—Arrived _June 11—Stmr Caledonia. from New York. lea June 10—Stmr York 11—8tmr Graf York ved June 9—Stmr | rangtsze, from oma, | via Yoko- a sailed on Sat-|namg, H urday for Homol e assorted | HAMBU June 11—Stmr cargo. The cargo includ- | Bujgaria, from New York. (xlrfl’:\larz\!{—-\fllled June /11—Stmr and ymy k Koenigen Louise, for New York Che 11 cs HA ailed June $—Stmr Bor- ssort- ew York. | raith | lines since the fire, ctls W YORK-—Arrived June 11—Stmr | ctis nd, from Antwerp. y.. 2 glu- £ 9 cs N tuffs 7, aried froft ”| n,m’,l‘:fi““,; Movements of Vessels. gs groceries and provisions, 1335 T ARRIVE. pkge fresh fruits, 105 pkgs fresh vee- etables, 2269 Ibs 4 pkgs camer. onions. 970 pkgs potatoes, 2185 lbs —— nuts, 2000 DE it, Ibs and 148 ,\m Fourichon . ‘Seattle 1 bxs paste, 7780 ibs lard, 9796 Ibs fresh |Aurelia.. e 12 meat, 740 1bs and 1 cs dried fruit. ig,- Mondalay. -‘g::fi;:n ¥ } 086 gals wine 280 gals alcohol i0 cs|Taren {Oyster_Harbor 13 Coampaghe. 35 SR . DAN Whis sprita. Acapaico. New York via Abcow 13 4 sky 20 gals and 45 « Newnort & Way Ports.[June 14 pkgs dry goods, 141 c iFel River Ports 3 14 shoes, 90 cs m. 12( c et 135 ammunition, 1 Y 134 China & Japan i3 . cols cordage, Humboldt 3 15 X< tobacco, 19 cs Pnget Ports. e 16 123 pkgs paints, 3974 gals and New York via Aucon..|June 16 £ oils, 1440 lbs opium, cris Los Aageles Ports... sewirig machines, 5 cyls gas, 43 pkgs IHonoluin & Kahuhi. . electrical goods, 64 pkgs and pes Hukodate ........ miliwork, 2 pkgs drugs and sun- 3 -‘;n:“l"d"‘&“- dries, 229 pkgs dry goods, 249 bdis | Maripos ahiti ... shooks, kgs machiner 150 pkgs TO hAlL FROM SBATTLE. maile, 40 colls wire, 25 bdlx and 33 pes | — steel, 17 rolis and 1 cs leather Destination Date. The steamer also had a shipment of s treasure consisting of $75,000 in United Skagway & Wi une 12 States gold coin. Skagway & Way -{June 14 — ay & Way Ports.{Tue 15 ZIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Michael - [Tune 15 | Sabea Cl June 10. | phie 75 hours AT Stmr Aurclie. E from Portland VED. Sunday, kson, tha . Victoria Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 48 hours from Sun and Tide. Ban Pedro 2 i v Stmy Queen, Coustne, 65 hours from TORSDAY, TONE 15 ictoria, etc swer schr M C. Campbell, 9|San rises from Fort % 3 Suawets Sy etk n ne 11 : Ger stmr r\'aupnan.hl-lgfla 1‘?7 da_\v."-m"]"xf";w ;-a_;"nml (eodetle Survey —Tim ar - 2 Magatlan . 7{ %0d Heig ides at Foft Poipt. g i | 2 ytrvty: Front (Misxiou-street wharf) add 25 Stmr Greenwood, Fagerstrom, 19 Bours from Albion % Stmr South Coast, Paulsen, 17 hours from Caspar. Stmr F A Kilburn, Merriam, 4 days from Portland. vis Bureka hours. t Nicolson, 603% hours from § ofe. Stmr Roanol Dunham, s from Portiand, via Bu 20 hou E stmr George Loomis. McKellar Jr., 40_hours from Redondo. “‘Tfi— Power sch» Jeonie Griffin, Gibson, 8 Excursion to 12l Beurs from Bolinas Leave San Francisco at § a m. on CLEARED. Sunday, dune 17, and Ukiab at 5 p. m. Monday, June 11 kots, $2 for the round trip, on n.\c 5 Stmr Indiana, Struve. Nome wund Stijat 'lwuron terry. 24 | When the price of lumber. Added freight in- come must be divided with the other shareholders of the boats, while if the | price of lumber is raised he shares the | profits’ himself. The ceived today, shows how the prices of logs has advanced: April 18 logs were guoted at $11, today $12; No. 2, April 13, $6, today $1 in other words, the price of logs per thousand has been increased $1, while | lumber has gone up $7 a thousand. The difference in cost per day in which they are tylng up the city and increasing the lumber famine is §2 : for each Puget Sound trip it was stated yesterday that mem-| bers of the Cooks' and Firemen's union had been offered permanent employ- ment hy the Pacific Coast Steamship Company if they would surrender their | unton cards. This is incerreet, says General Manager Pearce. His version is that he simply tofd these men that he would allow them to remain on the boats as long as they wished to live| there provided they would comply with | his request. Vessels Skip Port Los Angeles. SANTA MONICA, June 11.—By reason of the strike among sailors and steam- ship employes at San Francisco and along the coast, no passenger steam- ships are making regular stops at Port Los Angeles. The strike does not in- terfere with the unloading of deep- water vessels at this port. SIDEWALK WAULT SIVES RECIADS Safe DepositConstructed by Umbsen Proves a Gibraltar. ‘ One thing learned from the recent fire is that the improbable should al ways be reckoned with. Few business houses there were that prepared for emergency and toyved not with the hand of fate. When the great vault of the G. H. Umbsen Company, located under the sidewalk in front of the firm’'s recent office at 20 Montgomery street, was opened everything in it| was jntact and in perfect condition One year ago the Umbsen Company | built the vault under the sidewalk | next Montgomery street. In this vault were located two large safes and shelves for the reposal of valuable records, documents and papers. The walls of the vault were two feet thick | and of brick. When the fire came on April 18 the steel door of the vault| was closed and the members of- the | firm departed reassured, for they had| in the stability of their vault When the vault was opened shortly after the fire no evidence of heat was observed, except on the paint of the outside door. Tons of valuable papers | were in it. With records of the in- surance policies kept by Umbsen, the fire underwriters were able to proceed | in the matter of adjusting. The firm | lost not a paper of value and has been | able to resume business on its Oldl Among the contents of the vaulh were eight large wooden boxes in| which were the card bookkeeping systems. Every night, no matter what | the closing hour, the clerks of the firm lugged these heavy boxes into the vauit beneath the sidewalk. The work was religiously performed and it had its reward. Harry Umbsen believes that vaults| constructed as his was are {mpervious | to the ravages of fire. Above the vault is protected by the cement !Idewnll( on the outside there is nothing but the earth of the street, while the re- maining confines of the space are for- tified with the thick brick walls, The firm saved most of! its effects from the office on the day“of the fire hauling them away in wagons. the conflagration reached 20| Montgomery street there was little to| burn in the building. A temporary struciure has erected on ‘the old site. oceupied by Umbsen & Co. in a week or ten days. A new steel fame, class| A building will be erected shortly. been | m It will be cover an area of 25x87:8 feet. The | building will be a handsome one and |tower far above .the Union Trust, | which adfoins on the south. 'rubereulo-ll- and ll’r;:m“l Catarrh |Cured Free with Dr. Halj Compound by the 1, M. 3. Cor 1805 Bar | e eific ave., Oal Th by arusiists * medicioy "‘9“ following wire from Seattle, re- | a day, or $30 | | asses’ Home, 129 Haight street. It] i will be fourteen storfes in height and | Therefore it is as well that lhe matter has come to a head so early.” | While the attempt was being made to | hold a meeting of underwriters in one | part of the Ferry building terday, | Professor Whitney of the University of California was getting ready, in an- other room, to launch the campaign of publicity that he is planning in con- | junetion with the Chamber of Com- merce. All day he was busy preparing | communications that he will send out, | possibly to-day. One of the communications will ask | the Insurance companies to co-operate The other will be | addressed to policyholders and to the general public who may have any formation of value to impart. It i | considered fair,’as reports are to be| made regarding the acts of insurance companies, that they should have op- | portunity to present their side of the case. Probably thé Chamber of *Com- | meree insurance department will be in full operation some time during the present week. It will co-operate with the msuranre commissioner. 1IlHIJNSWII]I( ROOMER TELLS A THRILLING STORY OF ESCAPE {in furnishing facts. |Saves Male inend. but Woman| He Tries to Rescue Meets Death. J. T. Downing, a chartered account- ant of Victoria, Australia, who passed through the disaster here, calied at police headquarters yesterday morn- ing. He is 40 years of age, but smince his thrilling experience on the morning of April 18 he looks twenty years old-| er. He was a roomer ai wick House, Sixth and Howard streets, where so many ion, Joseph Riordan, about whom in- lquiries had been made, was alive and living at Pino Grande, El Dorado! County. In relating his experiences on the morning of April 18 Downing said he was thrown from his bed on the fourth floor by the temblor and landed on his feet close’ to the window looking on Howard street. He thought of his| \friend, who was in an adjoining room, and, forcing open his door, which had been wedged by the wrenching of the| | building, he dragged Riordan inte the | hallway just as the building menced to coliapse. Downing procured a rope and lowered Riordan to safety. As he started to follow Riordan a woman’s head appeared at another win- | |dow, and she bogged him to save her. !She hurled hergeif from the window, | falling on Downing's shoulders. Down- ing clung to the rope, which slipped through his hands, stripping the flesh to the bones. The woman was Kkilled numgm, and Downing was rendered unconsclous. e Wis taken to the Me- chanics’ Pavilion, thence to the Pre- | sidio Hospital, wiere he had been' since that time. Ilis spine is injured. e —— HAVDI“ORI\ OF TRIBES OF BORNEO ON EXHIBITION truments Used by Hend Hanters and Other Curios Are Shown by Missionary. James M. Hoover, mission- Borneo, The Rev. ary from Sibu, |work of Bornmeo natives at the Deaco=- Among the ‘curios are the famous “‘blowpipe” used by the natives while hunting and a blood-curdling gollecunn of swords and shields. The “head knife” is one o the speclal objects of interest and h: béen used plentifully and dexterously by the Borneo head hunters. “The woven, baskets and the chiaf's| bead robe of state show clever work- manship in design and finish. The cu- rios ‘éan be seen for the next three or four daws, and the public is cordially invited, there being no charge. Horse's Kick Proves Fatal. _MARTYSVILLE, June 11,.—Gus Nichois flled‘ here this morn.ng lg the ruult of ick in !ha abdomen by Tenous I-UIC. mtarm,} murlu ¢a.use|dn5ea "‘gfiluu- Gt Eorenarn k&h’&?&% %“&-"‘fa‘n’f “do ! the Bruns- people were killed, and | his object in visiting headquarters was ! to explain that his friend and compan- | com- | {s exhibiting | !-oms remarkable specimens of handi- - MEN Do you suffer from Weakness, Varico- cele, Hydrocele, Stricture, Specific Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, or any chronic or seeming- Iy incurable trouble? If 50, come to me at once and be thor- oughly cured before it is too late. To the cure of thes: diseases I have confined my practice, and by skilifully applied scientific treatment I perma- | nently cure the worst cages. My offices and device essential to the most mod- | ern methods of practice. If you are | afflicted with zny private disease o1 | weakness .I want you to call and see | me. Tt will cost you nothing to ascer- | |tain positively whether you can be are equipped with every instrument l RAILWAY TRAVEL. North Nave Ferry Depot (ireat Northern Railway “THE COMFORTABLE WAY" SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago and All Points East. G. W. COLBY, General Agert Via Sausalite Ferry. For Sausalito, sl i\/al.l-y. San lulnl——- *Runs to San Quentin. | 7:45 a. m. aaily for Cazadero and way San Francisco 952 Broadway Telephone Oskland 7538 Oakland 'NORTH SHORE RAILROAD o~ San Francisce Frox Juye 4, 1906 FERRY DEPOT Foot of Market Street OAKLAND PIE Arrive statians. cured. :z 15 p. m. Saturdays only for Caza- | — - e T e and way stations. imira, Vaeaville, ors, |Consultation \s P P m é;lil). gEcept Saturday and | eyl o 128 B U ay, 0!’ oint ey an Wi sta- ' & mond. nicia, Sacramento, and o kyt Office: _ Union Depot :.v . ol Ta N e | H i cke e: Union ot, foo! X Valleio, N Calist un | Examination Market st S T. .« . o ho iartines S Haimon. - G4t [y Al Letsers Strictly Confidential. - ean 7 {1e3 Plessanton, Livermore. . ! y. Lathrop. Stockton 1289 Hours: 10 to 12,0, m; 2 to 4 and 7 t | NIT, TAMALPAIS RAILWAY ran mubori “veu”sas Totien p. M. 1 Newark, Centerville, San Jose, Those who have no money will be| Jii Seussllto Femy—door Marker St Los Gatos. Wright._.__. st treated unti such hr:a_. as flmlyf can | San Fraacisco. 8.00 !h;.r‘el':.l;.l'.‘l‘uil'r‘::;au*nn rln.:*_ make a payment en their case. T o ? et sagy N k Luis | are sick and have no money come any- w’;' | (A?:&::‘:- Santa Barbara, Los Pt | hov i 8008 Santa cruz. Del Moute. Monterey %.588 | | 880 Shasta Express—Via Davis.) Williams. Willowss Fruto, Red Bluff Portland. Tacoma, Senttle 7409 | 1:45 pl 1:45 p| 00 Kaights Land: - ® | Baturday 4 [Sat'~i'y 11:308 w20 . & e TIEKC‘K Offise at Ssusnilte Verry. aso Robles, Specialists for Men —— e San Luis H OCEAN TRAYV] EL. | Gaviota. | { t.un-h- . <an Buenaven- 1212 Tlll'l( Stl‘esl, |1 WBBSIEF STEAMERS LEAVE ra, Buienk. Lo " oo W2 Gilvoy. Holiisier, Teos Pincs, Fis San Francisco | Jaro, Watsonville, Santa (ruz, MADWAY Castroele, el ionie, baciic | S oo e & SPRING VALLEY WATER WORAS 02 Marimes: Atioco Boron, iy, (A CORPORATION). ewman. Los ! W"Am | Armona. Pantord, e | Notice of Redemption of Second GhAL T L e Mo s San o desto, Fresno, Haninrd, Vi- ‘ EfngY bonds, Kramuinge. > | ol Bakensgeid i s S ivarmore, | gotlee ls hereby. given that _the i ~stockton (“Milton). Valley | SPRING VALLEY WaSEn wonks s For Los Angeles, Saa Diego, g g LB norporu.lun organized and existing under Placerville, Colfax, Marysville, the laws of the State of Cailfornia, and | Red Bluft 4080 having its principal place of business in | | 848 Oukdale, Chinese, Jamestown, | the clty and county of San Franecisco, | Senors, Tuolumne and Augels. 408y )E;;?;%yfl(el(éatllf‘%xnlad has e)acg%d aflndtddne!' | 988a Atlantic Express — Ogden and IS ! redeem, on e firss ay E: ? September, A. D. 1506, and at its of- For Eunh---llumboldt BaY M T e, hce 126 Stockton street, in the city | p, and Way Stations 5.43p and county of San Francisco, State ot [Fomoma . ¥ ** | 1020 Vallejo, Daily; Napa Sunday California. United States of America, ALL | Corona . . omy k 148 | RS REEND MORTGAGE bona tesus | 5¢am¢ coma PuxztSmd § s “ON] 'GAGE bon E | which Dri‘;lt\aa lec?ng Hml’ga gon;:‘oi‘ze- Fur T‘ } sae consiste o 've thou ! Ponds OF said. corporation. of. the. denom: Ports, v‘d“h' Vancouver (naimn of{onn l)‘lou!iand \fll)gfl 30)‘ dol}nr; | Umatilla Visalia. each, uniform n form ant late, and | les k2 numbered from one (1) ts five thousand | (17 ©f Fuel Py e P (snaoél 1|~c)|::1vemand rcammeu.mrexy and | Queen ... and Chi .08 payable at the office o e corporation, in " od— On Bt U T TRTE o Basenada, Lo Paa. azatln, "% TROELLE LS date, but redeemflble at the pleasure of 1348 Niles, San Jose and Way Stations 2. the corporation on or at any time after Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports, i190p sacramento River Steumers ¥k {the first day of September. - A. D. 1906— Port Costa, Martinez, Byron. all of which bonds bear interest at the (alling at San Pedro and East Szn Tracy, Modesto, Mereed. | rate of four (4) per cent »er annum, Fresno 12.08 payable quarterly at the office of the Pedro. 320p Yosemite Valley Sleeper via mrronmnn in San Francisce, and.all of Raymend. Wawona Ronte 84k ch bonds are dated and bear date Curacme ............Jume 13, 10 & -' 34% Benicin, Win Sacramento, on the second day of May, A. D. 1887, and | Woodland. Knights Landing. 1':’1 ‘X'EM sfim original secotnd mortgage | | Marysville and Sroviile " 1048 ont issue there are now outstanding and | i V EY | unredcemed four thousand ning hppdred | Right Reserved to Change This| 34 Mowward. Niles and Way S !and ninety-one (4991) bonds of the ag- Schedule. - 400y Vv 2 | greeate par yaiue of four million uine N 9.2% ninety-one thousand . 10.28 1$4,991,000. 00) dollars. And notice is further hereby given that, |in accordance with the terms of satd bonds and the mortgage securing the same, dated May second, A. . 1887, INTER- | | ST on sald four thousand nine hundred outstanding and | unredeemed bonds, and on each and all {and ninety-one (49y1) | thereof, WILL CEASE on and after said leptember first. A. D.. 1906, By order of the Board of Directors ot' | the “Spring Valley Water Works. Dau-d San Francisco, California, March 1006, SPRING VAELEY WATER WORKS, (Co?flmte Seal.) By CHAS. “EBB HOWARD. Presidea: and by PELHAM W. AMES, Secretary Trunks' Traveling Bags Suit Cases Staticnery Cutlery BARBER SUPPLIES Large Stock FACTORY PRICES Come and See Us THAT MAN PITTS THE HUSTLER 1123 Filmore Street Near Golden Gate Ave. M. FRIEDMAN & GO. MAIN OFFICE Rooms 2 and 3 1055 Washmgton St., Oakland CITY OFFICE [1608 Scoft Strect, Near Post { | | TRAVITL. | Geandinavian American Lins La:ge Fas: - win toew Passinger oteimens —— Dize:t t7 Norw:y, Sweden and Denmark n-mw ! om New York at lm G F. TIBTSBN ... st Cabln »wn aad upward. "’n Gaiy ;sn ov. OL. !MARE [ISLAND NAVY’ YARD VALLEJO and NAPA NAFA VALLKS: ROLYE. Monticedo §. S. vo. and Vflna \'nlley Lleciric R. R, Co. Close connections (—ROUND TRIPS DAILY—3 Boats leave San me Toco a. m.. 12:30 noon, 6:00, Francisco lnndmr and oflce. Pler lrret of Mission st.. or block ulr Ferry a la Phone, Tempo! *Lands vay !lrd direct. mwu;qyc;n,n.ym‘“ TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICES: | San Francisco..Front of Ferry Building { | San Francisco. ... .Broadway Wharf Osakland ...968 Broadway 8. F. Freight Office .Broadway Whlrf ~ Newark, Centerville, Sun Los Gatos. Wright es, Trvington, S Banos. Mendota. Tares Bateriiold, Los Angeles | C. D. DUNANN, G. P. &, San Fr.ncnsco - Chicago and St. Lovis Special } El Paso, Kansas City. St. Louts. AMERICAN Ln:. | 2nd Chieago S.4da -tn-cnmun—so | Hayward. Niles and sau T.08 \m York June 28, July 28, Aag. . i Valleo, Port Costa, Benieia, sui- Lonis June 30, Aug. 4. Sept. 1. Sept. 29 | sun. Saeramento 11280 l'lxilndmphu July 7, Avg. 11, Sept. N, vet. 6 Sunset Express—Niles. San Jase, Paul..... July 14, Aug. 18, Sepr. 13, oct. Gilroy. Salines, Paso Rohles. Ph -delph}:—onnnfiwwn San Luis Obispo. “anta lar uty 21 bara. Los Angeles. Deming. Ei ovordland July 14| .28 ATLANFIC mwsron‘r u‘m’. | s Rhn. Fow Ottvans Cupitola. New York-Loudou D | le. Del Minneapolis. .June 28, July 21, Al Bt Paetle Guote -« 1158 5 Jupau Fasy Mwil— | 0 LINE. NEW YORK. BOTTERDAM. vis BOULOGNE. Saf's Wednesdays ax per Sailing List. Potsdum. .Jume 20, 5 am:Statendam.Jul 11,10 am 3 July 18. noon E NEW rouk~ot’tlfis‘ruw Tentonic. Ji Cedrie. Aug. 1. Aug. 2 inly 1), Ang. 8. Sept. 4. Oet. 10, Sept. T, Oct. 5| July 13, A e :..Lv"fx A s %5, "L’ 12 uy 15 Ave. iy Sept. China and 5 < lunxn Denver, Hayward. San J Paccenger—FPors Cosen. iio- isun, Elmira, Dixen, . Saeramento, ckoe, Lake Tahoe). Hazen, Tone- dield and Keeler ‘rockett and Way sta- 7.8 ding, Portiand. Puget Sound and East Hayward, Niles and San (Sunday enly) COAST LINE A Third and Tewnsend Stroets) jose IT publie. Iy 12, .ll‘ lli S Dl IS%V 1n pc2 umnmmm osdite, T i ‘ler ....... June ::mm :‘%’ ,\.,g 3, Sept. 25 Fatie 6 n 3 o | Glonie: ;. S P Aug. 11, gt g| M SouthSan Francico, San Matwo. Romanle . July 7. 11 o m.. Seat. 13, Oer. Palo Alto, San fose A% | C.D. TAYLOR. Pass. Agt. Pacific Cosst. San 1030 Bnrl ngame. San Mateo, Red- | braneisco. Temporary offce. 334 Fourteenth st "} Manlo Purk. Palo U“’- = k land ‘ll Jose. = 1130 San Jose and Way Stations -4 2159 Pulo Alto, San Jose and Way Sta- ? tions S35 3.80p Del Monte Express—sunts Clara, i san Jose, Watsonville, Santa | Grux, Del Wonte, Manterey. Pacific Grave n. (Origmial 3 & Co.) 330 Sm;:;lsluul"rlumi.-r% Su Jose, e i Gilroy. Hollister, Tres Pines. Have Opened Their General Oicesat | o o Gilroy. T ey s = ‘217 221 Brannan St., San Francisco' 530 3 k' 3 < Steamers will leaye wharf, corner 6158 Burlinzame, San Muteo. | First and Branran str-ets, 1 p. m., for Yokohama and Hon(xonQ clnln‘ at | Honelulu, Kebté (Hiogo). agasaki and Shanghaj, and connecting at Hongkong with ‘steamers for Manila, India, etc. No -arge received on board on day of [ sailing. | | R_ound trip tickets at reduced rates. Ior freight and passage apply office, corner First and Brannax sts, W. H. AVERY, Asst. General Manager. OCEANIC S. 5. CO. Sydney, Auckland, Samoa, Honolulu, at | S. 8 Ventura sails £ p. m.. June 21, | HONOLULU only—S. S. Alameda sails 11 | | a. m. June 30. Round trip, first-class, | $125. . | TAHITL. SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa | sails 11 a. m.. July 1. Grand Tour this voyage for mative fetes, $125; & days | on Tahiti. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., General Agents, Pier No. 7, foot Pacific @it AL uy 5 Aug. 16 @ ; TED B‘m'r:a 7 15, Ang W Ix“:fin!‘;funcuco Oakland office, 1005 g: OSCAR 11. 2, Sept, 13 For Ticke's spp'y to Tacal Agets, or to A 0 ea%. T Brondway, Y. ¥, = P BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES. 5: el ford, Belmont, San Carlos. lrd- wood, Fair Oaks, Menlo Park, Palo Alto o:i San Jose and Way Stations l.-. Ocean View. Coima. Palo At 10,15 OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY (Foot of Market Street) .00, 900, 10.00, 11.00 a. . er 1.00, 200, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, .00, na',. A for Maming. P for -\henu-ln Sunday exeepted. $Sunday only. ¥, and siops ab all statious ou sunday e Limi Dailic A[ € " . | For Stocxion, Mercad «x | confection 167 Yvsemite Vi vy, Fresuo. Hanfoed, lia, Bakersiield and in 0 P. M. | mediate o A M. —Calitornia ted, 3 ta Chicago. ann 'y day. Di connection_ to nM anyon. A. M.—Valley, Limited lw Stoc! reed (direct comnection v" umm Valley). r'resno, !‘Akhr:fle'd and points .n P.Ah'l —For Steckton. Ri e and points on Sierra 00 P. M —For Stockton, Fresmo armediate points. M —Qverland Express for July “ver, Kansas City, Chicago and Bl wag S il s-chj_fi:'r‘ orFICeS —Fery - % rancisco; roadwa 1 g [Caliing | gt 4na San Pablo ave., u-’d Us Offices—1006 ave. and West -L I | '“1‘01' - Yosemite Vailey R for Y — ¥ California - ifed | ToChicage in 3Days leavos dally at 9:30 2. m. Witk lnm-im