The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 10, 1907, Page 41

THE SAN FRA ‘Brokers of Goldfield Receive Legislators Buying Orders From Gold Camp Fall Off for Day and Local Market Is Dull The mining stock brokers of Gold- | fleld were jubilant yesterday when | hey welcomed the Nevada Legislature | The amount of public that was Incumbent upon line prevented them e same cause shut out ti from Golafield. The 4 flarity in the land of leases, ore bodies and record-breaking | gold discove: San ncisco rket feit the influence. The only| was to lessen the wvolume of effect ok ins of eny $1.45 to $L.6 ard selling made the best showing of the stocks, rising 0 in the morning and | up to $1.65, a gain twenty points the day. Alto-| gether 1500 shares of Silver Pigk changed owners. The closing quota-| tions were bid and $1.65 asked. t ain Extension, 27,- but 3000 ¢ shares 1aded off g to 62| close of the | amounted to| Mountain he number of| ined during the 37 to 35 cents. Man- | Dexter dropped m 54 to 51 ounting to 132,000 solidated Mines | orning at $8.62% and | e afternoon for $8.62% | he total sales were 1550 o6t five points, from $1L10 er block of Laguna was for $1.30 a share. f Goldfield Min- r of the merger t-$1.85. Thirty- of Booth brought ORE IN JUMBO EXTENSION i ur Leases Expose Metal of Shipping Grade in Quantities Feb. 9.—Shipping ore is ir leases of the Jumbo development is , where the new rich rock at a shaft was sunk from which the 1 cars of ore that his was en- 2 which was sunk from the original cessary to he Extension 1a adjoining Triang and the| now operated by Mining Com- | one of the| Com- | P ore at a 3 east and | in the shaft. On "s block, on | a ledge carving good n cut while raising -foot level, converting the | two compartments. The ore | red fifteen feet above this | Discovery Made While Excavating (or! the Foundation of & Hotel | LDFIELD, Feb. 9.—While exca-| the foundation of a new the center of the town of few days ago, a well defined & values in gold was un- v feet below the surface. DGE IN TOW! LE 'S CENTER oldfield & edge e betief t some of the greatest es of the district extend under the | iled for a long time ers in the camp and time since, | ining Com- | foneers of the Tom Mur- | r successful | M Monnette of the nette 5 Hayes-Mon- | the belief the others and is sinking several | ts near the Pocohontas and within | town limi A new hoist has been | lease is as strong in as installed on the Poconontas and the| €baft, in which a stroog flow of ex- | cellent water was recently encoun- | tered, will be pumped out and sinking | continued to the 300-foot level. At| that point crosscutting and drifting will be prosecuted with a view to lo- | ng the blind ledges which are be- d to exist in that section. ANOTHER STRIKE REPORTED Jumbo Extension Shaft Enters New Body of Good Ore GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—Following the | recent strike of high grade ore in the | Higginson lease on the Jumbo Exten the shaft entered a formation § es were reduced to $45 In the vein which had peneirnted for eight feet the| values ran fro.: $100 to $3000 to the| ton and it was thought that the wall | had been encountered. The lower grade | mate: has been passed through in| four feet of sinking and a body of ore.! of the high grade quality has been entered, which is believed to be lwen!y} width. This is thought to be m important strike of ore since Mohawk was opened by four feet of lower grade ore is red to be merely a fault and the Jeasers are convinced that they have another great bonanza. A high-power air compressor and pump have been wired for and will come through by express. A spur will be run to the railroad apd shipping will begin from the Higginson lease within two weeks. leasers. i DEAL MADE AT FAIRVIEW casul Stock of Nevada Hills Ex- . Menston Company Is Sold GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—One of the largest deals reported from the Fair- view section, involving the transfer of treasury stock, has just been concluded o H. B. Lind of Goldfield for the Ne- ) Hills Extension Mining Company, " ch owns the Ohio and Ohio No..1 ims, by which transaction the com- 1y acquires the sum of $50,000 in cash for its treasury. It is said that the people who haye invested this money in the Nevada Hills Extension are the same San Francisco parties | Rev. who recently purchased considerable interests in the big Goldfield merger. The Extension property, which side lines the Nevada Hills on the south and has the same formation, has for some time been involved in ltigation, but the adverse claims have been pur- chased outright, and development work, stocks in the Goldfield \which bas been in abeyance pending the settlement of this litigation, will be pushed. ORGANIZES AN EXCHANGE Rourd Mountain Miners Make Several Moves Important te Camp GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—W. E. Hughey has disposed of his interest in the Round Mountain Red Top to J. F. Tenner from Los Angeles. Tenner will leave soon for Round Mountain. A twenty-stamp mill is projected for the district. A stock exchange has been organized and will soon be in opera- tion. A new hotel has been completed and a branch of the Btate Bank and Trust Company has been established. Round Mountain reports indicate that no mining district in the State will have greater activity. deals involving large sums of money have recently been recorded and all of the important properties aps to undergo thorough development. FINAL SHIPMENTS MADE Cleanup of Ore on Famous Frances- Mohawk Lease _ GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—This week saw the last shipments from the fa- mous Frances-Mohawk lease on the Mohawk which expired early in Jan- uary. All of the rich rock has been sent to the samplers and there remain only about 1500 tons of second class ore. The company has let two leases on the dump, which will bs sorted and a considerable amount of shipping ore secured, besides which an appreciable revenue will be derived from the rock of a lower grade. This second class ore will ultimately be treated at local mills. LEDGE IN THE INDEPENDENCE Find at Manhattan Is of Importance to Owners of Mine GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—News has been received- from Manhattan of the dis- covery of a continuation of the ledge which has been developed in the Inde- pendence Consolidated. The new find is on the Desert Queen, which adjoins the Independence. Some sulphides are apparent in the ledge, the quartz carry- ing & good percentage of free gold and pannings indicating good values across the ledge of four feet. This discovery !is important, in that it proves the con- tinuity of the Indeperidence ledge for a distance of 5000 feet. MINES OF GOLD MOUNTAIN Holsting Machinery Will Be installed on Several of the Properties GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—At Gold Moun- tain & number of properties are in shape to push development and hoist- ing machinery will be installed on sev- eral as soon as it can be shipped in. The spur which the raflroad company will build from Montana station to near the Nevada Goldfield and Nevada Sun- shine mines will be a great aid in the development of the district. STRIKE ON SILVER PICK Quartz Ledge Is Discovered om Lease at Depth of 205 Feet GOLDFIELD, Feb. 9.—But little more development work will be required to demlonstrate the value of a new discov- ery on the Lucky Swede Peterson lease on the Silver Pick, which is being op- erated by the Silver Pick Leasing and Mining Company. The shaft, at a depth of 205 feet, has exposed a ledge of the quartz which is characteristic of that section. - snariagte iy MEMORY OF THE LATE ARCHBISHOP MONTGOMERY MASS IN Most Ympressive Ceremony, fl ‘Which More Than Fifty Priests and Seminarigns Take Part Fifty priests and seminarians from St. Patrick's Seminary, at Menlo Park, un- der the direction of Rev. J. B. Hanni- gan, sang the mass in St. Mary’'s Cath- edral yesterday celebrated as the sol- emn requiem month's mind mass In memory of the late Archbishop George Montgomery. The immense edifice was crowded, there being about 150 priests, sisters from all the sisterhoods in the city and the children of the St. Francis Techni- | cal School in the congregation. The celebrant of the mass was Rev. M. D. Connolly of St. Paul's’ Church, John B. Cottle-of St. Brigid's Church being deacon, Rev. C. A. Ramm of St. Mary's Cathedral subdeacon and Rev. John J. Cantwell and Rev. W. P. Sullivan of St. Mary's Cathedral mas- ters of ceremonies. The sermon was by Very Rev, J. J. Prendergast, V. G., who took for his theme “The Resurrection” and paid a glowing tribute to the deceased Bishop as a man, citizen, priest and Bishop, dwelling upon the bright example he set by his life’s work for the good of all classes. Archbishop Riordan gave the absolu- tion. —_— ARCADIA MINING COMPANY The Arcadia group of claims in the Red Mountain, not far distant from Siiver Peak, is attracting close atten- tion in Nevada. Situated in a district where great activity is manifest and where several mills are being erected (one of 100 stamps at Blair), the de- velopment of this property has shown most alluring prospecte. The main ledge is traceable for more than 5000 feet on the surface, and a tunnel fol- lowing the ore body for 225 feet has been run with an upraise and winze, giving a depth of 120 feet. %s forty feet from wall to wall, which, after eliminating the talc or gouge streaks, gives a workable body of ore thirty feet wide, which from the surface of the outcrop continues with- out diminution for 800 feet. The ledge matter consists of light grayish-brown sugary quartz and is fres milling. The whole body of ore shows an average assay value of $26.65, of which only 50 cents is_in silver. Several assays show sampls running from $150 to $220, but these high values were not considered when caiculating the aver- The propeérty i8 most favorably uated for economical management and there is an abundance of water not more than a mile distant, while the electric power line from Bishop Crei runs = within a mile and a half. The company is well officered and_the work is in active charge of W. Par- ker, resident director, who is a miner of many years' practical- experience. The company's stock is listed on the San Francisco Stock Exchange, ot s, POSTAL CLERKS WIN PRAISE Mailing Clerks Edward J. Gordan and Charles F. Buettner have been of- ficlally complimented by Postmaster Fisk for the creditable case examina- tions passed by them. A record of this commendation has been filed in the de- partment at Washington, in order that the men may be advanced in the ser- vice at the earliest opportunity. A number of|U The ledge M Changes in Mining Stock (CISCO CALL, SUNDAY,” FEBRUARY 10, 1907. i S - for the Past Six Days The past week has been devoid of striking feature in mining stocks. As a rule the Southern Nevadas and Com- stocks have both been heavy, with the general tendéncy toward a lower range of quotations. The volume of business has also decreased with the deeline in prices. The Eastern demand for the Tonopahs, Goldflelds and other South- ern Nevadas has fallen off considerably of late for some reason or other which nobody appears to definitely know, though every broker has his theory. The Eastern business is- erratie, any- how, and the experience of the cur- rent activity in the Southern Nevadas has been that on dull days, when the mérket was apatheétic, a sudden lot,of buxing orders would come in and send the market whirling again. It is the dearth of these Eastern ordérs which is the prime cause of the present quietude in these stocks, according to the views of some well-posted brokers. Others ascribe the quieter market to the inclement weather in Nevada, which is telling on the operation of the mines, but this s a transient con- dition, which will puss away with the coming of spring. Bits Amex.. 03 OSpMaiand .. Bifrg Banner.1.00 1.05|Montana Bitrg g‘“ll rog Comb 10{ Mt HIill Mines jul ns. Bl 7| %mélnflr?i 43 1 14| N¢ S 08/ 0ld Sol Bifrg. 3 —| Pennsylv Bl Plute . o 14| 14 80{8an Franeisco. S 111838813 | R 58] &1 | IR=ILE588] 558835 P 5531851888 5| 4 a - % 2 G582 85 31 151558 1815518883 | n District 522885 R RIRANNERRRRR] | 8885 [ 82 | SE=BRERNS | 52RRIBERIRALELR 2 1851 | 5] 28ERE885IR85E3] ] 1 BRISKISI(8IBIII11315]] 1811881 &1 I=8(811111 IE!;SB!:I 1g3u=l 1811518115 bt L s i o GOLDFIELD MINING CONCERN SUES FOR VALUABLE ORE Selby Smelting Company Is Acensed of HavingProperty Stolem by Miners 2 in Yts Possessfon The Goldfield-Mohawk Mining Com- pany has brought sult against the Sel- by Smelting and Lead Company of Contra Costa County for $2500 or the return of four sacks of valuable ore, which it is alleged were stolen from the plaintiff's mine at Goldfield, Ne- vada, on Januery 21 of this year. \The complaint states that the ore was taken without authority by D. J. ©'Connell and is now in possessiéon of the defendant company, which has re- fused to return it to the rightful own- ers. The value of the ore is sald to be $2000. —_— ENGINE COMPANY INSTALLED Chief Engineer Shaughnessy of the Fire Department said yesterday that Chemical Engine Company No. 3 would be installed in its new temporary quarters in Jackson street, between Front and Davis, next week. The com- pany, together with engine No. 12, at Commercial and Drumm streets, is de- signed to give fire protection to the financlal district. SEND FOR MY MARKET LETTER We are going to haveée some busy times in the stock market. You haye 0 doubt noue;g Erlou have been epressed recently. There has Been a Fudu..l shrinking in value, d there 8 a reason for it. I am going to give my opinion for this I%my next ma letter. be rl% t and I wron, nk W COMSTOCKS SOUTHERN NEVADAS—Continued STOCKS. T Man | Tues | Wed [T | ¥E | S Mon | Tues. | Wed. [ Thut. [ 53y [_'}3 s 37 36 35 35 35 23 10 1 [ t4 135 (138 |.... |180 |1.20 |1.20 143%| 140 | 1.42%) 1.8 | 188 26 |29 | 738 | T8 |28 2 WIE 2 LA 0 | 190 o4 51 49 50 .‘.? 35 tsd e 1. 2 %8 O S (T LI | 11T 1-§ 190 |1.30 R G B B OB Rl O 8 4 1.00 11.00 | 1.00 Moo | - - 92 90 88 91 93 ] o4 % - o 2% 5.5 |5.80 |5.00 |5.60 |6.80 |5.00 | | | w| & 45 |60 | b5 | 63 | S0 | 8O | e e B e L R ‘82 28 80 [ 325 [ 33 28 10 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 (4] gfi S % o8 08 o1 07 o g]’ g &‘5 L p PO B 0 O S 1o 1| 1| 10 2.65 (2.30 {2.40 |2.35 |2.60 [2.85 © & | o | 1|18 | T8 | Tar | T | e % % |1.00 |1.00 16| 16 | 16| 18| 171 | 18 1.0 o i R % | % | 8| 7 8 | 80 40 e 08 8 T I 07 i b 818 Sl At BB B BB B vy 3 g8 8 Standard Cons. 8.00 |3.00 |8.00 |8.00 |3.00 |8.00 |Bulifrog National Bank. 5 g 5 T o 11 % (88 | b2 56 | 62 |Bullfrog Sunset .... 15 e |3 tah ... 03 08 iy 08 o5 04 | Bullfrog Vietor 26 % Yellow Jacket 08 03 90 90 82 80 1 » N SOUTHERN NEVADAS Tl g Tonopah District— 338 Bemmont ....,.. 5.25 | 5.623%| 5.62% 5.62% L S Boston Tonopah 8 | 15 17 16 0 10 i0 California TS 18 7 Wy 4 |6 | ... 45 Cash Boy 12 13 11 1 11 08 08 08 06 Esperanza 02 02 02 02 Tiga BT Asialy i Golden An: 41 40 40 40 40 o King 16 |1.20 |15 |15 Golden Crown . 18 18 18 18 16 Lige Harrls 4 05 ‘05 ‘05 05 05 % Gold Mountain 05 08 05 07 07 Little Bullfrog [y o4 04 [ o5 |.... Gold Mountain Cons 01 02 02 02 02 Mayflower Cons. 53 53 55 53 55 53 Great Western o4 03 03 04 04 Maryland . 03 03 03 03 03 03 Home .. T L B 12 Morang B 3 13 13 p 12 12 | Indlana’ Tonopah . [ 02 3 02 2 | Montgomery Mocktal 30 | 4 al. %8| 8 81 .l";;;u B’fgiormn § % 8 gg 08 1 ’l‘g Montgomery-Shoshone Ex. 22 24 21 24 25 2-; MeeNamara 03 & 8 1,08 | 0% Haiitive o 10 10 19 Midway 2.00 2»‘”:2 4 | Original Bullfrog 24 24 24 25 24 23 Montana 2% 4200 89734 3.95 | pUEM el 0 09 r28 Wl 12 Moutana Midway EX......| .... 15 17 | bhtie ¥ LS A S cee 12 Monarch Pittsburg Ex 25 24 20 | Rhyolite Townsite 08 05| 05 03 08 North_Star .. s 10 39 38 hoations’ Nutioucl 08 06 05 & ' A Obto Tonopah 21 21 20 | Stelnway . 2 28 2 2 22 23 e - o 03 | Tramp Consolidatéd 1.72%] 170 |1.75 | 1.65 | 1.47w] 1.52 Tonopah Extens! “*is | Ventura 14 14 14 Tonopah Golden W 8 | Yankee Gin'" i3 i3 i3 12 12 13 Tonopah Home Cons 02 | Manhattan District— Tonopeh Silver & Gold. 03 by 03 04 04 04 05 04 Tonopeh of Nevad: . 05 o | 05 06 | 05 06 West End ... 03 03 08 08 03 04 Golafield District— > 4 08 o3 | o3 | o3 03 ® . fl 15 15 17 7 16 17 2 2 23 o RV R CEE 15 15 15 16 16 15 B W AT WS =i 3 is rey & g g 37 rid 50 - 15 | Manbattan Beimont .. 0 8 03 | 03 2 | 08 R 1 35 | 30 |Manbattan Black Horse...| .... o S e Koy phe 1 52 52 Manhattan Broncho 17 16 17 16 16 18 Blue Bull 52 82 50 | Bufr 10 09 o0 Blue Quarts = b . |7 | o8 o Brooklyn . 05 05 06 0 25 80 88 guk; ‘Goldgield ‘1);.; 1 f"l% 1 .'lrlu t3 11 1 57 1 Boot! -03%| 1-05% | Manbattan Crescent bt 1 14 12 NI 1.00 11:00 | 192 | Manbattsn Co 10 770 [ 11 10 10] 0 Solunl 33 -0 | Manhattan % | | 5| m 55 54 Jolum Q) diaThh) 1. Manhattan 1 17 16 20 19 19 Columbia Mountain 08 09 00 | Neannatian T 25 25 25 2 25 25 Combination Fraction 5.32%| 5.50 | 5.50 | yeriRan 0 00 » 09 9 0 Commonwealth . 30 20 31 | prarnatinn 08 4 ® 08 o 05 Conqueror .. 24 24 2% | Manhattan J i o R L3 P Qeachie Iacx R e R T i6 19 i7 16 5 16 L A e 79 | %55 | Mashattan e o1 08 o Fli o7 [ 'y Annex . s < Manbattan Red Toj 08 03 03 05 08 06 Daisy Extensfon . 08 09 03 0 | Mannattan ot o B o 04 Diamondfield B, B. 3 o o 28 | Manhattan 15 15 is 15 15 is Diamondfield Triangle 67 60 68 64 | 3o mattan 03 03 03 03 08 Eh: - S $ - 13 | Manbattan 2 20 20 20 20 20 mpire : Mustang Manhattan 29 | 27 27 28 | 27 26 Esmeraldh . o 28 | 20 | Mostang Amnex .. 03 [ 03 03 03 [ L] o a8 15 | 570 | Mustang Extension . 10 1 10 12 15 14 e . e U o o B R Original Manhattan 28| &1 25 28 22 27 Florence Extension . 28 21 | Tt e | DEEInSTM 2 | 25 25| o4 24 24 Frances-Mohaw @ | & | & | s |EOLS o 5] 121 n| 1) '%| T 3 Pl 1.8 13 | Stray Dog 55 53 52 54 | b 1425, 3,08 12 11 08 09 08 12 2 s -1 10 0 | ... 03 08 08 .00 | 8.7 | 8.75 S| BRI 2|82 581828 ' ; 180 [1.25 |1.25 [1.25 |1.25 T S S AR 09 01 o1 | ot | ot 5 50 50 25 30 30 8] sess 28 20 ““30 27 1.70 |1.65 |1.75 |1.80 |i90 5 12 04 o4 | o5 8o 5 e 05 | o5 05 | o5 | o4 i4 16 138 |10t 1o | 130 033 213 88 | 87| ee | #87| st 2ol T R T T s prees 08 | o8 08 o8 | o7 o e S e b3 t 65 |40 i b g - - 70 11.70 | ... 47 sees sess B 32 fi 2 1.40 145 | 130 2| % | %l 44 g % 8745 1.5716) 1.52%| 1.52%% 17 | » B | o® | B | isht i | il R I 1 Milltown Mining 43 40 | 00 |1.00 |1.00 | 1.00 Mobawk ..... 16.50 |18.78 ‘27 ‘25 ‘25 | 25 Mobawk Junior . i 10 10 | puby Wonder .. 34 24 | 82 | 32 A (e saion B 28 30 | Silver Peak Mayfower. 50 50 50 50 Lt 2% 22 22 onderland .. 20 20 20 20 gt can s 8 5 39 | Walker Lake Hiaw. 10 10 10 10 Palace Goldfield . . 16 168 Peonsyivania 04 03 | o3 Potlateh . k3 85 90 4.70 Red Hills 81 20 30 32 s Red Lion 14 18 15 2,00 Red Top 8.7 |3.60 |8.60 |60 |3.50 |3.50 G Red Top E: 44 45 43 42 46 45 ed Boy ....... 83 . Ida Mines.... 24 -—|Ruby Wonder. 31 83 OCEAN TRAVE Commercial News| it 5 sfithisi & 8- - nterstats ... — - Jack Pot. 167 L - — i iE Steamers Leave Broadway B oratge Rawich GA'Co 07 | Walt Take Hia 10 O Tiies 3 From aw! —|wa e Hia = -, Ertaara i Sews 49 Kawich Keyst 02 Wndrlnd M Co 20 — For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BARBARA SIATE O AL ey At 04 ™ FoR SEATTLE, TACOMA _VICTORIA, B. C. VANCOUVER, B. C. And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay) PN ToPERA e, o 12t e . CORONA e 1k T 20" 180 - For GUAYMAS,MAZATLAN, LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA .Feb. 9, 10 a. m. OCEANIC 8. Al S.5.00. J. P. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., t, have been in the are several stocks which st. Te P about at length, cularl, Hobk%f'cénwudn’tafl. It 3111 n!fere-’t you. your namé is not already my 141 list sehd your nameé M:lr at once for my private letter. Address 88 Clay Street, San Passenger Department, 673 Market st. and gpgfxéet Sound &Alaskan Ports SPOKAN; E "l“l’%gl Feb. 6. !’;" M 5 gfin 8 D, first a. m. m., Feb. 28. ° Christ- ) return, AUCTION SALES AUCTION JapaneseArt Goods Consigament of Kebo-Tokio Co., 929 and 931 VAN NESS AVENUE BETWEEN ELLIS AND O'FARRELL STS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 11 A. M, 2 AND T P. M. AND CONTINUES UNTIL STOCK IS DIS- POSED OF. This stock consists of FINE BRONZES, CHINAWARES, LACQUERS, CARVED WOOD FURNITURE, CLOISONNES, ANTIQUES, DRAWN WORK, EMBROIDERIES, SCREENS, KUTANI and YEIRAKU WARES. All ia fine condition and worthy of attemtion. BASCH AUCTION COMPANY. Auction Sale of 50 Head of Horses |MONDAY EVENING at 7:45 February 11, 1907. At the most extensive market in the West and fo the largest SALE BUILDING in the city. with a speedway where every horse can what he can do. COLLECTION oF ED A’ THE BEST HORSES EVER OFFER! STALLIONS, ALL-PURPOSE ON. INCESS % ‘;fi!‘n BEST 2:15 5 W, 2:20%; 3 ‘R EVER PA%GED UNDER THE that can step LASS TR HAMMER. Some semsational gree to ti« Froat r T | best lot ever bred at this COMBINATION comprising ORSES. PARK TEAMS, SINGLE HORSES AND BUSINESS BROKEN AND FIT FOR LL TTIONS. CATALOGUE AT ONCE. FRED H. CHASE & CO., 478 VALENCIA ST., Near 16th st.. San Francisco, Cal. WRITE TODAY FOR CATALOGU! PAIRS. ALL WE! PRESENT COND! GET A 2= AUCTION = 85 Head Utah Draft Horses | TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1907 Atlp m. and 8 p. m. Also to arrive and at private sale FIFTY HEAD EXTRA HEAVY DRAFT HORSES from 1600 to 1800 Ibs. In addition we have for sale 450 head double square horses, weighing from 1000 to 1400 Ibs, in carload lots, all halter broken. A CONTRACTOR'S OUTFIT, conmsisting of 8 HORSES, 5 WAGONS and 5 SETS HARNESS. We want to buy some SHIRE AND NORMAN STALLION ‘ E. STEWART & CO. | WESTERN HORSE MARKET 297 Valencia, Cor. 14th Do {Don't Forget the Big Auction. MONDAY. FEB. 11, AT 11 A. M., AT HERMAN AND VALENCIA STS., Between 12th and 13th. A consignment of a lot of food. cheap WORK and DRIVING HORSES. Sale rkin or shine. WILLIAM COLOUGH, Auctioneer. 25 a5 2 Denver Horse Market 348 avd 348 TWELFTH ST. ARRIVE ON SUNDAY, FEB. 10, ONE_CAR HORSES 28 HEAD—WEIGHT 1400 TO 1800. ALL STOCK GUARANTEED. 8. CLARK, OCEAN TRAVEL Toyo Kisen Kaisha Orlenta] Stesmship Co.) \ Tlave Opened Thefr General Office at 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco 8. S, “America Maru,” Wednesday, February 13, 1907. Wednesday, Mareh 13, 8. S. “Nippon Maru,” 1907. §. 8. “Hong Kong Maru,” Wednesday, April 10,1007 Steamers will leave wharf, comner First and aflnm!nd on board on day of salling. J ity K48 vessage AUpIY St Firet asd Brannan strects. = os. office, corner VIA SAUSALITO FERRY Mill Valley, Sam_Rafaels AYS AND SUNDAYS—7, *T:45, 8:25, P m. ntin. = “T:u a. m. daily, for Cazadero and way sta. ons. p. m., Saturdays only, for Casadero and tat ‘oll m. pt m. dally, except Saf and Sun- days, for Point Reyes way staf and many odd and guaint pieces of KINKOZAN, | T Sale —VIA OAKLAND PIER— Richmond, Begicia, Sneramento, Suisun and Way Stations. Elmira, Vacaville, Winters, Rum- sey Davis, W . Maryst Chico, Red Bluff—Oroville. Elmhurst. Newark, Centervi! v.Snul Joge, Los Gnl:os. Wl‘ighl ejo. Napa. Calistoga. <R an Ramon 7400 Tracy, Shasta Express Da Williams, Willows, Red Bluff, Ashland, Porttand and East... Martinez, Antioch, Bygon, Traey. Stockton, Newman, Los Ranos, Mendota. Armona. Hanford, Visalia, Portarville.. ... oo Port Costa. Lathrop. Mere: 1 Mo- desto. Fresno. Hanfc:.. Vi salia, Tulare, Bakersfield ........ Niles, "Sun Jose, Livermore, Stockton (*Milton). Valley Spring. Ione Sonora, Tuolumn, Atlantic Express — Ogden . Reno. Tonopah, Goldfield Richmond, Port Costs, Martines, and Way Stations Yalicjo, Mare Lsiand. ape New Orleans Express—Bakers- field, Los Angeles, Deming. El Paso, New Orieans. . o Port Costa. Martinez, Byrom. Tracy, Lathrop, Stockton, Merced, Raymeund. Fresno, Goshen Junction. Hanford, Lemoore, Visalia. Tulare. The Overland Limited—Omaba. Clicago, Denver. Kansas City es and Way Stations. Newark, Aguew, San Jose. Benicia, Winters, Sacramento, :«mdmfiL K‘xi\l hh_nL:ndln arysville an ille. Port Costa, Martinez, Byven, Tracy. Modesto, Merced, Fresuo ... . Via Tiburon. West Napa. 8t Helena. Calistoga.. - Portland Express, (vis Davis), fams, W Bl Easy Williams, Willows, Red Ashland. Portland and Niles and Way Stations.. Vall Marti; . Lb ‘The Ow! Lis Banos, Mendota, Fresno. lare, Bakerstield, Los Angeles Hayward, Nilesand Sen Jose..... Vallejo, Port Costa. Benicia, Sul- sun, Sacramento China aud Japay Ogden, Omaba, Chicage.. Martinez. Stockton, Sacra mento. Rem Hayward. Niles Tonopah Pass.—Port Costa. nicia, Suisun, Elmirs, Dizon, Davis. Sacramento. Truckes Hazen, Fallon, Tonopah. Goldfield and Keeler . Vallejo, Benecia and Way Sta- tions, Sunday onl Oregon Express— o, Marysyille, Redding. Port- lang. Puget Sound and East. 9.00p Fast Mail—O g d en, Omaha, Chi- ?‘fl.—h\cblo. Kansas City, 9.00p Hu: ¢. Louis - ters Train. Saturday only. Newark, san Jose and way stations ....... | 7.00 Fros Frarvary 3. 1907 FERRY DEPOT Foot of Market Strest COAST LINE @ (Third and Townsend Streets) Valencia St.. San Jose and Way Stations . ... - Valencia St, Redwood, San Jose, Morganhill, Giltoy. Pajaro, Watsonville. Santa Cruz—Lau- rel—Boulder Creek. Salines Del Moute, Monterey, Pacifle Grove ... ... o Shore Line Limited—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis Obispo, Sputa Barbara, Los Angeles fonte, Mouterey, Pucifie Watsonyilie. Santa Cruz, Laurel, Boulder Creek...... I The Coaster—San Jose, Salinas, Paso Robles Hot Sprin Santa Margarita, San Luls Obispo, Guadalupe, Sants “an Huenaventurs, | | | 5.00a Swtions - e ) Del Monte Express— Valenels San Jose, Gilroy, Watson. ville, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove. Hollister. Tres Pinos..... .. eee New Orleans Express—El Paso, San Anmn'!]n.r Houston, New st = nas, Robies Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles . ... Watsouville. Santa Cruz, Monte. Monterey, 3.009 3.00, 3.159 3.15 Mateo, Beresiord. Belmont. San Carlos, Redwood. Fair Oaks. Menlo Park. Palo Alte, San Jose and Way Stations ... Sunset Express— San Jose, Sall- nas, Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo. Santa Bar- bara, Los Angel¢es. Deming. El Paso, New Orlesns Golden State L 8.00p imited Sieeper— El Paso, Kavsas City. St. Louts, Chieago ... _— 8.00p Pajaro, Wawsonvills, Capitois, Santa Cruz. Castroville, Del Monts. fic Grove... cia Ocean residence. ntl-‘h? to che baggage dence. Telephone Temporary 1948. (Foot of Market #treet) Bat 4 On Hol! 's Tralns Run on TICKET GFICe LT SALSALITO ——— BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES “22/MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD' VALLEJO and NAPA NAPA VALLEY ROUTE MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via Sausalito Ferry, Foot of Market st. § i OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY —a - =,