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Movements of Steamers.
SUEZ — Arrived Auc 3 — Stmr Charles Tiber-
Bine, from Yokohama, via Shanghai, etc., for
New York; stmr Isla de Panay, for Manila, via
Singapore.- ¦ •
HAMBURG— Arrived Aug 3— Stmr Blucher,
from" New York, via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
PLYMOUTH — Palled Aug 3 — Stmr Pennsyl
vania, ' for New York.
ROTTERDAM — Arrived Auff 3— Stmr Am
sterdam, from New York.
ANTWERP— Arrived Aug 3— Stmr Vader
land from New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS,
VESSEL. WHICH IS REPORTED
PROBABLE TOTAL. LOSS AT
TOPOLOBAMPO.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United. States Coast and Geodetic Survey —
- ' Times , and Heights of High and Low
* Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au
thority of the Superintendent.
¦ NQTE — The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 23
minutes later than at Fort Point r* the height of
tide la the same at both places. :
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1003.
Sun rises. . . ,"i ..;......... 5:15
Sun 6ets "...'.. 7:16
Moon seta '..¦..:. 2:03 a. m.
D Time ' Timel ' ¦ Time Time
5. Ft. r Ft. Ft. Ft.
•' L. W . H W • * L,W jH W
4 3:05 0.1 10:08 l 4.5 2:28 2.9 8:56 5.5
5 3:46—0.1 10:52 4:« 3:28 2.0 9:39 5.5
6 4:20— 0.2 11:30 4.8 4:10 ,2.9 10:20 8.5
7 4:.">5— 0.2 12:05 4.9 4:49 2.8 10:56 5.3
8 • 5:24 -^>.l 12:37 4.9 5:27 2.7 11:32 5.2
0 5:55 0.1 l:O4 4.9 6:05 2.5.
' H W , L W H W LYW
10 0:10 5.0 C:25 0.4 1:30 .. 5.0 6:45 2.3
I NOTE — In the above exposition of the j tides
the early . morning tides are : given In the left
hand column and 'the - successive . tides ¦'¦ of the
day kin the order of occurrence as to' time; the
fourth time column gives the last -tkle of the
day. except when there are but three (Ides, 1 as
sometimes occurs... The ¦ heights . given are in
addition: to. the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus ( — )
sign precedes the heights, and then the number
The bark Albert sailed yesterday for Hono
lulu with an asi*ort?4«Tnerchandlse cargo, val
ued at ¥37. 'Ml and itocludlne the following:
1700 bbls Hour, 2020 X?tla barley. '1100 bales
hay, 3S.035 lbs corn, 33.148 lbs middlings, 50,
400 lbs bran. 7SS7 !b« beans, 10.000 lbs rice.
78,476 lbs susrar, .11,475 ibi salt. 14,891 lbs
bread. S3 ca canned ' goods, 3S94 lbs meals, SCO
Inn chocolate, 780 lbs hops, 730 lbs dried fruit.
1U0 bxs paste. 473 gals 103 cs whisky. 2112 gals
vinegar, 45 pk£8 pickles. 50 pkgs groceries and
provisions, 5547 pals 2O cs wine, fi cs llquots,
11.200 lbs lard, 7 ca olives, ¦ ISO bbls salmon,
1510 redwood posts, 15.000 ft lumber. • 625 bxs
tear, 25 bbls paint, 4227 lbs soda, 05 coils rope.
A Cargo for Honolulu.
The German ship Sylphide was cleared yes
terday for Hull. England, with 68,619 ctls
barley, valued at $82,342, and 21.800 ft lum
ber, as dunnage, valued at $327.
The French b.t1:> Vauban was cleared yes
terday for Queenstown for orders with 50,631
ctls barley, valued at $68,900. and 0130 ctls
wheat, valued at $14,700. The ship carried
18.000 ft lumber as dunnage, valued at $270. . »
The French bark Falconnler. which 'was
cleared for me came port, carried fft,920 clia
barley, valued at S7O.40O; 83<X) ctls wheat, val
ued at $13,000, and 24,000 ft lumber dunnage,
valued at $300.
Three Grain Clearances.
The German ship Nauarcbos. at Portland,
wu chartered prior to arrival for wheat thence
to Europe, at 25s 3d.
The German ship Slam, which arrived from
Newcastle on Sunday, was rechartered prior
to arrival for barley to Europe at 16s 9d.
Matters cf Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.
Charters.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Henry Frosch. who lives at 25C St2.te street,
was seriously Injured yesterday on Maln-etreet
wharf by being crushed between his wagon and
a freight car. He was taken to the Harbor
Hospital for treatment.
Crushed Between Wagon and Car.
The steamship Mlnnetonka will not be al
lowed to take cargo on board until the new
boiler tubes ordered by the Government In
spectors have been installed. As this will not
be until September the cargo cf sugar brought
by the Nevadan will be transferred either to
the Minnewaska or the Texan.
Seven soldiers of the Sixtieth Coast Artillery
who went out from the Presidio on Sunday
morning after a mus of early fish narrowly
escaped drowning as the result of the capsizing
of their boat. Captain Fred Todt. Samui-1
White, Henry Boldt and Gus Schultz. who were
in the vicinity In a gawjllne launch, went to
the rescue and succeeded in pulling the soldiers
from the water. The boat was capsized
through the Jamming of the main sheet. The
eoldier fisherman were Corporal F. A. Zehrtng
ton. Privates Bowlen. McCall, Therrah, Auth,
Williams and Woodward.
Will Not Take Cargo for Month.
Soldiers Capsized.
Tte steam schooner Alcazar, which left Point
Arena August 2 with the disabled schooner Ab
ble In tow, arrived here yesterday without -the
Abble. That the Abble was left behind was
not the fault of Captain Martin of the Alcazar.
He did all he could to carry out the task ht
undertook and only let go when to hold on
would have Involved both vessels In disaster.
At 4 a. m. of August 3. when twenty-nve miles
wert-northwest of Point Reyes, a heavy north
west swell was encountered, which made tow-
Ing almost Impossible. Three times the hawser
parted and as many times was a new rope
passed to the disabled sailing vessel. Mean
while, however, the Alcazar's deck load shifted
to port and heavily listed as she was the tsteam
scboon»r's usefulness as a towboat came to an
end. Captain Martin then let go his hawser
and came Into port to notify the Abble's owners
of the predicament of their vessel. The Abble's
rudder Is pone, but no fears are entertained of
her ability to float until picked up.
Had to Abandon Tow.
ARRIVED.
Monday. August 3.
Stmr Geo XV Elder, Randall, 5" hours from
Portland, via Astoria 47 hours.
Stmr Corona, Johnson, 19 hours fra Eureka.
Stmr Fulton, Lee, 49 hours rrom Port Los
Angeles. i • ,
Stmr Alcazar. Martin, 21 hours from Point
Arena.
Stmr Coos Bay, Xlcolson, 72 hours from San
Stmr Weatport, Smith, 17 hours from West
port.
Stmr Iaqtia, Bonlfield, 24 hours from Trini
dad. '
Stmr State of California, Thomas, 43 hours
from San Diego and way ports.
Stmr Alliance. Hardwlck, 8 days 20 hours
from Portland, via Eureka 22 hours.
Schr Ida A. Campbell. 5 hours from Pt Reyes.
CLEARED. . .
Monday. August 3.
Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen. Victoria and
Port Townsend; Pac Coast 8 8 Co. '
Ger ship Sylphide. Sauermllch, Hull, Eng
land: BaUour. Guthrie & Co.
Fr 6hlp Vauban, Le Dantec, Quenstown; Glr
vin & Eyre. -• . ¦
Fr bark Faulconnier, Hermel, Queenstown;
G W McN'ear.
Bark Albert, Turne. Honolulu; Williams,
Dimond & Co.
SAILED. —
Monday, August 3.
Stmr Point Arena, Miller. Reflondo.
Stmr Fulton. Lee, Hardy Creek.
Stmr Czarina. Seaman, Coos Bay.
Bark Albert. Turne, Honolulu.
Schr Bessie K, MerrJam. San Vicente Land-
Ing. - • ¦
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS — August 3, 10 p m — Weather
foggy; wind NW;. velocity 12 miles per hour.
5 DISASTER.
LONDON, ATJG 3 — Bark. Mauna Ala, from
Eureka June 26, is ashore at Topolobampo;
will probably be a total loss; cargo may be
saved.
MEMORANDUM.; . .•
Per stmr Alcazar — Sailed from Point Arena
Aug 2 with the disabled schr Abble In tow.
On Aue 3 at 4 a m, 25 miles WNW of Point
Reyes, In heavy NW swell parted three haw
sers and was forced to let go of the schooner;
also shifted the cargo of ties on board the Al
cazar to port. The Abble; had her rudder car
ried away. ' ¦
DOMESTIC PORTS.
REDON'DO— Sailed Aug 3 — Stmr Asuncion,
for San Francisco.
REDONDO — Arrived Aug 3 — Stmr Sequoia, ;
from Grays Harbor, and sailed for San Pedro.
EUREKA — Afrlved Aug 2 — Schr Allen A. fm
Kahulul. 3 — Stmr North Fork, hence Aug 1.
Sailed Aug 3 — Stmr Arctic, lor San Francisco.
EUREKA — Arrived Aug 3 — Schr Ida McKay,
hence July 22; schr Azalea, from San Pedro.
EUREKA — Arrived Aus 3— Stmr Pomona,
hence Aug 2.
TATOOSH—^Passed out Aug 3 — Sttnrs Mack
inaw and Umatilla, for San Francisco.
TATOOSH— Passed Aug 3— Br ship Glenal
von from Port Blakeley for Sydney.
SEATTLE — Arrived Aug. 2 — Stmr Queen, he
July'30; stmr. Dlrlgo, ¦ from Skagway; stmr
James Dollar, hence • July 29. 3 — U S ¦ stmr
Burnslde, from Sltka; Btmr Al-Ki, from Skag-
Sa'lled Aug 1 — Stmr Excelsior, for Skagway.
2 Stmr Ohl«, for Nome; stmr Umatilla,. for
San Francisco; stmr Humboldt, .;f of Skagway.
3 — Stmr Senator, for -Nome j: • ' .
SOUTH BEND-r-Arrlvod-'Aug 3— Stmr. Rival,,
bence July 29. -./•* i .•
SANTA BARBARA — Arrived Aug 3— Stmr
Santa Rosa, hence Aug; 2; stmr Ramona, -hence
Sailed Aur 3— Stmr Santa Rosa, for San
Diesd: stmr Ramona, for San Pedro.
POINT REYES — Passed Aur 3. 1:15 p m —
Br stmr Royalist, from Port, Townsend for
Buenos Ayres. • ; - V-:
PORT LOS ANGELES— Arrived. Aug 8— Br
Btmr Elm Braneh. from Karatsu. ' ' •
Sailed Aug 3 — Stmr Coronado, for San Fran
cisco. /.»¦•'.
GRAYS HARBOR— Sailed Aug 2— Schr W H
Smith, for San Pedro; schr John F Miller, for
San Francisco; brig Galilee, for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 2 — 8tmr Newburg. hnce July 29.
MAR8HF1ELD— Arrived Aug 3— Stmr Acme,
hence July 31; schr San Buenaventura, hence
July 16.
BOWENS LANDING — Arrived Aur 3r-Stmr
Scotia, hence Aug 2.
EVERETT— Arrived Aug 3— Bktn North
west, " from Port Townsend.
PORT HARFORD— Sailed Aug 3— Stmr San
ta Cruz, for San Francisco.
CASPAR — Arrived Aug 3— Btmr Samoa, he
Aug 2.
HARDY CREEK— Sailed Aug 3— Btmr Newt
boy, for San Francisco.
ASTORIA — Arrived Aur 2 — Stmr Columbia,
hence Aug 1. Aug 3 — Bktn Katie Fllcklnger.
from Port Los Angeles. ¦ .
ISLAND PORTS.
¦ HONOLULU — Sailed Aug 2 — Stmr Nebras
kan. for San Francisco; etmr Miowera, for
Sydney. •
FOREIGN PORTS.
SUEZ — Arrived July 31 — Br «tmr Oanfa, from
Seattle for London. • . — ,
AUCKLAND— Sailed July 31— Stmr Sierra,
for San ¦ Francisco. . »
• Arrived :Aug 3 — Stmr Sonoma, hence July 16.
IJRLAGOA BAY-^Salled Aug 2 — Ship Henry
Vlllard, for Newcastle, Aus. ....,.,
SANTA ROSALIA— Arrived July 30— fichr
Muriel, from Oraj 3 Harbor. V 7
Shipping Intelligence.
The Pacific Coast St»amsh!p Company's Cu
racao which arrived on Sunday night some
eeven hours later than had been expected, was
detained between Ennenada and this port by
etronjc head wlnda. After passing quarantine
Inspection yesterday morning the Curacao
landed her passengers and then proceeded up
the river to discharge at the smelter the ore
which formed part of her cargo. In addition
to the shipment of ore she brought from the
Mexican mines gold and silver bullion valued
at more than J0O.00O.
Her passengers Included the following named :
Mrs C H. Ward. Dr. M. G. Collman. J. Pa
dlllo. P." Vutira. Mrs. A. Richard. Miss L.
Uichard. H. Weiss. Miss F Viosea. S^Tyack,
A Ruiz L. de Yia. Antonio Anlzan, A. C.
Carper George B. Clark, W. S. S. Rogers. John
Hartman Dr H. H. Barn. W. Pershbacher,
John Pearl. Alice and George Dyer, Fred
Burn's and M. Aragon.
Curacao Goes Up River.
29 cts sewing machines. 16 pkg» furniture. 2000
lbs starch. 20 pkgs dry goods, 60 bxs candles,
200,000 bricks. 10 bdls Iron, 20 bdls brooma,
10V bdls baskets. . . , *r-
WORD was received yesterday
by the Merchants* Exchange
of the probable loss at Topo
lobampo, Mexico, of the bark
Mauna Ala. one of the j best
known Bailing vessels on the Pacific.
Bound to the Mexican port from Eureka
•with a cargo of lumber, the Mauna Ala
•went ashore. Beyond the statement that
the vessel will more than likely be lost,
but that the cargo may be saved, no de
tails the disaster have been received.
The Mauna Ala was owned by her com
pander. Captain Smith. She left here
June 15 for Eureka and sailed from the
northern port June 26 for Topolobampo.
The vessel was built at Sunderland in
1S63 and formerly sailed under the British
flag as the bark Pak' Wan. She changed
owners and as the Mauna Ala hoisted
the flag of Hawaii, which she carried un
til the annexation of the Territory gave
her the right to fly the Stars and Stripes.
She Is a vessel of 830 tons register; is
1S4:7 feet long, 32:6 feet beam and 19 feet
deep. For many years she ran between
here and Honolulu.
The petition of Ringiing Brothers' cir
cus that the present license of $130 per
day Imposed upon circus shows be re
duced to $100 per day w&s favorably acted
•upon by the passage to print of an or
dinance fixing: it at the loxcer figure.
" Mayor Schmltx appointed James O'Don
nell. T>. A- Finn, James Grady, H. D.
Hudson and J. J. Mundwyler to act aa
the relief committee of the Exempt Fire
men to take charge of the disbursement
of the tvn& of $5000 appropriated in the
budget.
The Hassell Audit Company was al
lowed $376 73 for experting^ the County
Clerk's books during July.
To the end that your honorable body may
become thoroughly conversant with the prop
erties of the Bay Cities Wster Company as a
source from which water may be economically
supplied to the city and county you are re
spectfully requested to cause- a most thorough
'examination thereof to be made *ud complete
reports thereon to be placed before you.
The offer was referred to the Public
Vtlllties Committee.
• The Bay Cities Water Company In a
communication yesterday to the Board of
Supervisors calls attention to the fact
that the corporation asserts its ability to
develop and deliver to the city of San
Francslco a thoroughly reliable dally sup
ply of sixty or more millions of gallons
of water. The communication says:
" The properties above referred to are situated
la Santa Clara County. Ca:ifomia. beginning
at a. zo'.r.i twelve miles toutheasi from Baa
Jos? and extending- thence northeast, east,
eoutbeart and south Into the mountain! of the
Mount Hamilton end adjacent rar.gfe. Thes«
»ropertle« constitute a watershed having a
Fcperflcial area of more than three hundred
t-quare mile* upon which records at various
opolnta covetinr periods of many year* prove
there Is a copious rainfall.
Supervisors Reduce License
on Circus Shows to
SI 00 Per Day.
Board Receives Proposi
tion From Bay Cities
Company.
Weil-Known Sailing Vessel : Bound From Eureka With Cargo of
Lumber Is Reported a Possibly Total Loss at the Mexican
Port — It Is Thought That Her Freight May Be Recovered
OFFER TO SELL
WATER SYSTEM
AMERICAN BARK MAUNA ALA
IS ASHORE AT TOPOLOBAMPO
BOND ELECTION
IN SEPTEMBER
Supervisors Take Final
Action on Proposed
Improvements.
Blasting Operations to Cease
in Certain Limits After
October 12,-1903. ¦'
The Board of Superylsora yesterday
finally passed the ordinance "calling a'spe
cial election on Tuesday/ September ' 29,
1903, for the purpose of submitting to" the
voters the proposition to ¦.issue bonds" in
the" sum of $18,135,000 for the construction
of a new City and County . Hospital, • new
schoolhouses, sewer system, parks,' public
library, children's playgrounds, J for re
pairs of accepted streets and other public
improvements. The Mayor at once af
fixed his signature to the ordinance, thus
making it a-law. • ¦ ' " • ~
| An expenditure of $100 was authorized, to
be' made cut of the urgent' necessity fund
for the purpose of engrossing resolutions
of respect to the memory^of the late-Su
pervisor George R. Sanderson.;. • - .; — '/
The bond in the sum of 5S000 filed by the
California Sugar. Refinery in; the matter
of laying pipe lines In ¦ Twenty-second
street, ,? between Michigan 'and IKlnols
streets, was accepted in a formal readlu
tlon, with Claus Spreckels ' and John D.
Spreckels as sureties thereon. ''.'.'.
The board ordered "the ¦ installation ; of
arc lights at Second avenue and C street,
Fillmore and McAllister, Flllmore and
Turk, Fiilmore and Bush, , Fillmore • and
California and Church ond - Thirteenth
streets. .•->.._. . _ - -
The tender of Charles £..• Patton- to sell
to the .city for $1500 certain lands for! the
extension of East .Park street and Rich
land avenue easterly to Andover avenue
was accepted. ' " ? ,"'.-.
The ordinance giving the Police Com
mission authority to appoint a hostler 'for
the Seventeenth street police station,'. at
a compensation of $75 per month, was
passed to print. The ordinance originally
fixed the salary at 560 per month, and
Boxton's amendment to increase the
amount prevailed. •• • • • '
The amended ordinances extending the
limits within which "rock ; quarries and
rock crushers are prohibited,- so .as ;;to
make the bills effective on October 12, 1903,
were finally passed. Until' that date, only
operations; may be carried on at. Clipper
and Douglass streets and, Telegraph Hill.
Bids for printing the municipal reports
were received from Brown & Power at 59
cents a page; Commercial- Publishing
Company, 30 cents; Phillips, Smythe &
Van Norden, i3 cents; I* Brunt, 57
cents, and William Hinton, 79 cents. The
Printing Committee will 'consider the bids
to-day. . ,, _4 , , .
COMMISSIONERS LIABLE
FOB, WHITE'S DEFALCATION
Experts Hold That Manson, Mendell
and Casey Must Make Good *
Sum of $3915 07.
The Hassell Audit Company filed with
the Supervisors' Finance Committee yes
terday a tabulated statement showing "the
liability of the Fidelity Company . of
Maryland and the Board of Public" Works
on their bcupds for the defalcation of- W.
J. H. White, the absconding cashier of
the board named. The table shows that
according to the dates when White, com
mitted his peculations; the Fidelity Com
pany is liable for the full amount of lone
bond of 13000 and for $1327 on. another
bond of $5000 giv^n In favor of White. The
total defalcation was .$8316 55. leaving
$3989 55 to be accounted . for, .which sum
Commissioners Mendell,,-' Manson. and
Casey are held liable for $3915 07, leaving
$74 48 for which no dates can be deter
mined, and no liability can 'therefore be
fixed by the experts. ¦ i . . ;
' TO ARRIVE. J
y Steamer. From. ' I Due.
L.skme. ...... San Pedro I Aug. 4
Arctic Humboldt I Aug. 4
Arcata.: Coos Bay & Pt. Orford Aug. 4
San Pedro San Pedro Aug. 4
Texan New York lAutr. 4
Rainier... ».\. Seattle & Whatcom |Aug. 5
Eureka. Humboldt |Aus. »»
Chchalls.' Ban Pedro lAusr. 5
Umatilla..... Puget Sound Ports |Aug. G
San Jose New York via PanamaJAug. 5
Coronado Sin Pedro ..|Aufc. a
Mackinaw...'. Taconia I Auk. •>
Del Norte.'. .. Crescent City I Aug. «i
Argo £el River Ports iAug. 0
Pomona. Humboldt /..(Aug. •>
Santa;Rosa.. . San Diego & Way Ports|Aug. G
Ramona Kan IJIegA & Way PortsJAug. «i
Coptic... China & Japan |Aug. "fl
North Fork. . . Hiimboldt I Aug. 7 j
Rival WUlapai, Harbor.. |Aug. 7
Point Arena.. Mer.duclno & Pt. Arena I Aug. 7
New burg <5rny3 Harbor ..I Aug. 7
Marirosa Tahiti ......|Auk.- 7
"Wyefield Nanaimo 8
J. Do'iar Seattle & Tacoma I Aug. s
Columbia Portland & Victoria.. .JAug. N
Corona Humboldt lAug. 0
Claverin? China & Japan |Au»r. '.?
Ftate-of Cal.. San Diego & Way Pts.lAyg. 10
Coos Bay Newport & Way .Ports. | Aug. 10
S.. Monica Grays Harbor AjUg. 10
Queen PugK Sound Ports...', Aug. ID
Alameda Honolulu -Aug. 11
S. Barbara... i Seattle & Olympia |Aug. 12
City l'aiiama.l New York via Panarna.|Aug. 12
Nebraskan Honolulu & Kahulul. ..iAug. 12
G.. W. Elder. . Portland & Astoria. ...! Aug. 1.1
Atholl China & Japan |Aug. 13
Ramona 3an Pedro & Way Pts.|Aug. 14
.' • ' -TO SAIL. V
• - Steamer. ' Destination. Sails. Pier.
i'..." AnjcnM 4. ¦.
Czarina Coos Bay direct... 5 pm Pier 8
Lakrhe Arcata direct 5 pm Pier 2
San Pedro.. Humboldt 4 pm Pier 2
Phoenix.;.. Mendoclno City 1 pm Pier 13
Centennial. . Seattle & Tacoma.. 10 am Pier 2
Chico.....".. Coquille River . 6 pm Pier 2
City Puebla. Puget Sound Ports. 11 am Pier 0
C. Nelson... Grays Harbor 5 pm Pier 2
- „• ' . . Auffunt 5.
Redondo.... Los Angeles Ports. 1 pm Pier 2
Alliance.... Eureka & Coos Bay 10 am Pier 16
Cbfona*. Humboldt 1:30 p Pier 0
Arctic Ilimiboi.lt 10 am Pier 10
Chehalls Grays Harbor 3 pm Pier "
Co6s Bay... Newport & Way.. 9 pm Pier 19
D*nderah... Hamburg & Way.. 2 pm Pier 23
Coronado... Grays Harbor .. 4 pm Pier 10
Iaqu& Humboldt 0 am Pier -
• >' AuB'uni O.
Alaskan.... N. Y. via Puget S'd Pier 10
Arcata Coos R.& Pt.Orford 12 m Pier 13
State of Cal. San Diego & Way. 9 am Pier 19
Ventura Sydney & Way.... 2 pm Pier 7
G. W, Elder Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 24
- • . - AusruMt 7.
G: Dollar... Portland Direct.... 4 pm Pier 2
Eureka Humboldt 9 am Pier 13
(•"< •¦•¦' Auirnnt 8. '
Pomona..... Humboldt 1:30 p Pier 9
ArgOr. Eel River Ports... 4 pm Pier 2
Curacao.... Mexican Ports 10 am Pier 19
Argo.'v Kel River Ports 4 pm Pier 2
Siberia China & Japan 1 pm Pier 40
City of Para N. Y. vta Panama. 12 m Pier 40
• ' - ' '• • AllRIINt 1>.
S. Rosa San Diepro & Way.. 9 am Pier 10
Ramfcna.... San Pedro & Way. 9 am Pier 19
Rainier..... Seattle & Whatcom 4 pm Pier 10
Umatilla.... Pugct SoundPorts. 11 amIPier 9
• «-.? ""v '•' • Ansfnut 1O., |
S..'Monica. . . Los rAngeles Ports. 10 am Pier 2
Pti, Arena:. Point Arena 4 pm Pier 2
N.qrth Fork. Humboldt ......... 5 pm Pier 2,
-•*•!"': AliKimt II.
Rival Willapa Harbor 4 pm Pier 2
Nlv/burg... Grays Harbor 4 pm Pier 2
Columbia... Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 21
'i-il-y , Anffimt 12.
J. Dollar.... Seattle & Tacoma. 1 10 am Pier 1
>-^.?.- ; / . FROM SEATTLE. .
. Steamer. • . For. j Sails.
Spokdtritf. Skapw n> & Way Ports. I Au». 4
Roanoke.. .... Nome & St. Michael.. .|Auir. 4
.Al-Kl... Skagway & Way Ports.JAug. 4
Dlfigo. Skagw ly Ac Wj>- Ports. Aug. 4
Bertha Cooks Inlet & Way Pts. Aug. 7
Dolphin ' SkfiRivay & Way Ports. Aug. 7
City Seattle... Skagway &'Way Ports.|Aug. 9
Farallon Skagway & Way Ports.|Aug. 11
City.Topeka.. Skagway & Way Ports.lAug. 14
Cottaico City.. Skagway & Way Ports.|Aug. 15
Oregon Nome |Aug. l(j
Santa. Ana CQoks Inlet & Way Pts. Aug. lfl
Tamplco. . Nome & St. Michael.. .| Aug.. 17
Public Administrators Must Fay.
City Attorney Lane advised the County
Clerk yesterday to make demand upon the
Public Administrator and the ex-Public
Administrators for the amount of all
clerks' fees charged against .them In pro
bate administration. Lane suggests that
an itemized statement of all fees which
the books show to be unpaid be served
upon each of the persons . upon whom
such demand should be made and request
them to forthwith pay such sums to the
County Clerk. ... .
Massachusetts' prison, .population is
larger by 125 than it was a year ago, the
total July 1 being 6346.
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference Is the mean
of the lower low waters.
Time Ball.
Branch Hydropraphlc Office. U. S. N.. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., Au
gust 3, 1003. , . .
The time ball on the Ferry building was
dropped exactly" at noon to-day, 1. e.. at noon
of the 12Cth meridian, or at M p. m. Greenwich
time. . J.' C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N., in Charge. .
THE SAN FBANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1903.
10
RAILWAY TBAVEL.
'¦¦¦-¦.¦ • .. - ¦¦¦¦¦,¦
California
Limited..,
to CHICAGO
SrjBj^^ An Ideal Train
IlilMlliit] or ose
Seek -te Best
'¦¦¦¦'.-¦ SANTA FE TEAINS '
Leave Market-street Ferry Depot. . '
I Local | Lim'd I Local I Ov'rl'd
1 Dally I Dally | Daily | Daily
Lv. San Fran'..| 7:30 a| 9:30 a 4:00 p 8:00 p
At. Stockton... 110:40 a|10:01 p 7:10 p 11:15 p
•• Merced ..... 1:05 p 1:55 p ....... 1:24 a
"Fresno 2:40 p 3:20 p 8:15 a
"Hanford ... (4:68 p 4:07 p 7:S0a
" Vlsalia .... <4:53p,4:48p 5:00 a
" Bakersneld . 7:15 p 6:0U p 7:M a
¦" Kansas City 2:25 a 7:0Oa
"Chicago ........... 2:18 p 8:47 p 1
a for morning; p for afternoon. .<• %
7:80 a. m. Dally Is Bakentfleld Local, stop-
ping at all points in San Joaquin Valley. Cor-
responding train arrives at 8:65 a. m. dally:''.
9:30 a. m. Monday and Thursday la the
CAiarOBWIA LIMITED, Cirrylnc P»l-
aco . Sleeplag: . Cars and Dining .Cars
through to Chicago. Chair car tuns to Bakers-
field for accommodation of. local first -class pas.
sengem. No second-class ticket, are honored
on this train. Correspondlnr train arrives at
11:10 p. m. Tuesday and Friday.; .-<;....
9:30 a. m. Dally. Valley Limited. Composite
Car and Reclining Chair Car between Bakers*
field and San Francisco. > Corresponding train
arrives at 11:10 d. m. daily. ¦ :, -. /* .
. . 4 :00 p. m. Is Stockton Local. - Corresponding
train arrives at 11:10 a. m. dally. '¦•->- \, .
8:00 p. m. Dally Is the. Overland Express
with through Palace and • Tourist Sleeper* and
Free * Reclining Chair ' Cars to , Chicago: . also
Palace Sleeper, which cuts out at Fresno. 'Cor-
responding train arrives at 6:25 p. m. dally.
; • Personally conducted parties for Kansas City.
Chicago and East leave Snn Francisco every
Monday,. Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. |
(Offices — 641 Market street, and In Ferry D*»
pot, San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. Oakland.
SOUTHERN d PA£I£IC
Ofsla Line. Foot f Market Btr*et 1 - _
'hat* - r»«» APeurr t- tx»- - A » >TJ
' 7.00a Benlda, Salsun, Kimlr. .ad &*cnr
meato ••• «|J
7.08a VsesTllIe, Wlaters. *«*»*Zr'.lV£i '* 9
7J»a Martlaes. 8«a Ramoo, Valleja,
7-33a KBes. Urermore. L«ll»r«p. 8^>«K- 7
|.00a D»^tVc^laa^BlViulii«to«.
M.rysTllle. OroTni*.^(eoaaewtt
.tM.rytTUle for GTldley.Blm
.ad cbw*> ,Jt5;
8 10 a Atlantic Express-OftleB aad Kmi. IBM*
•.00a Port Costs. Martlae*. Aatloeh. By-
roB,Trscy.8tocs:to«,S»er«me^lo.
Los Rmno«. Meadota, Haaford.
Vlsatla, PorterTllle VZiT m *- Z9r
8.00a Fort Coato, Marttaer. Traey. U*-
rop. Modesto. Moreed. Fresao.
Oosnen Jcnetlon, Baaford. VI-
¦alia. Baktrtfleld -••"¦•¦•:'"' *¦***
|.Ma SB.su BxprMs-Dafi.. -
(for Bartlett Sprligs). Willows. „
tFrwto. Bad Bluff. rortlaad...... 7M»
8-30a KHes. 8aa Jose, "vennore. 8I»«»-
too,IoB».8acTaBieBt«.r!ae«t^Ule.
Mary stUIc. CWoo. Ked Bluff. . -• - •Z» F
8-30a Oakdale. Chiaeie. Jamestown. 8«-
¦era, Tuolpmne and Ancsl JflJ
900a M»rtInez.adW.y8Ut!oa« i? ifii
1000a V.l!ejo_ •&Z{ZZ121
«10.00a El Pmo P»s«earer. *^*™*~-
Port Costa, Martinez. Byroa.
Tracy. Latarop. Stockton.
Merced. K.ymond Froano, Haa-
ford. Vlsalla. BaJteTaneld. Loo
Aogales an4 El Paso. (Westr
bound arrlTes yI» Coast Llae)... «1 JOT
1000a The Orerland Lrmlted — Ogden,
Dearer. 0maba.ChIc.r2......... I"'
1200m Bayward. NlIesaadWay8uUoa«. 3.2W
IIJJOp Sacramento Rl»er Steamers^ tHUJOP
3Mr Benlcla, TTInter*. B««eramenf<>.
Woodland. Williams, CoIbs*.WI1-
lows. Knights Landing. Marys- -_
Tllle, OroTlile and way station*.. 10.»5*.
330p Hayward. Nlles and Way Stations.. 75SF
4.00* Msrtlnei.SaBlUinoa.ValleJo,N.pa, __
CftlUtoga. Santa Rosa ... ,*i2*
4.00T Martinez. Traey.Lathrop.Stocktoa. «0||^
4 OOP Ntles. Llrermore. Stockton. Lodl.. *J9*
4.30r Hayward. Niles. Irrlagton, Saa » +OW*
Jose. Ll»ermore \ *¦»-•»*»¦*>
BOOp The Owl Limited— Fresno. Tnlare,
Bakersileld. Loa Angeles; con-
nects at Saujus for Santa Bar-
bara. : ¦•»»*
E60r Port Coita. Tracy, Stockton. Loa
Baao.
t5 30p Haywsrd. Nlles aad Baa Joso ,t$|*
6 00p Hayward, X lies and San Jose 1U-Z34
6.00F ' Oriental Mail— Ogdea. DeaTer.
Omaha. St. Loots. Chicago aad
' £ut (Carries Pallmwi Car pas —
¦ . sengers only oat of Ssa Frsa-
- ctsco. Tourist ear and coach
• passengers tske 7.00 r. m. train
to Reno, continuing tnenee la
their cars C p.m. t rain eastward.. 4.25'
Westbound. Soaset Limited.— -
From New York. Chicago. New
Orleans, El Paso. Los Aageles.
Fresno. Berecda, Raymond ( from
Yosemlte). ?*artinex. ArrlTes.. 125a
7.00f SsB-rablo, Port Costa, Martins*
and Way Stations 'Hi*
J7X0P Vallejo 7.8&>
70Cp Port coata. Beniel*. Snlsnn, Dm»l».
Sacramento^ Truckee. Bfj».
Stopa at all stations east of
SaeTamento 7-oaA
8X5? Oregon * California Express— Sac- - :.-; .
rsmento. MarysTltle. ReddtBK. _ _*_"¦
Portlsnd. Puset Sound aad East. 8.55a
:9.10p Hsyw.rd, Ulles and San Jose (Sua-
dayoaly) tiiBS*
11.25F Port Costs, Traey. Lathrop. Mo-
desto. Merced, Kaymoad (to Yo-
semlte). Fresao, llaaford. VI- ____
sail*. Bakenfle Id 1ZZB»
COAST LINE l.iarn.w tu.f,).
(Foot of Market Street.)
}7 45a Saata Crnz Ezcursloa (Snaday
only) tt-1fl»
I.15a 5ewark. CeaterTtlie. Saa Josa.
Feltoa. Bonlaer Creek. Stnta
Crox and Wsy Stations 8 25P
t2-16P Kewsrk. Centerrnie. Saa Joso,
Kew Almaden. Los G»tos.F-;ton.
Boalder Creek. Saata Crat aad
Principal Way Stations 10418*
4.15r Newark. Sao Joae. Los Oatoo aad
way stations (oa Saturday an«l
Sunday mas tBrongh to Saata
Craz; Monday only from Santa
Crni). Conaeets at Felton to
and from Bonlder Cr^ek tl.BBl
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY.
rrom SAN If K A}. CISCO, Foot of Market at. (SlI? t>
— f7:I3 »:U> 11:00 a.m. 1X0 300 5-15 r.M
From OAKLAND. Foot of Broadway — t«:0O J3:Jt
li-.CKi 10:00 a.m. 1200 200 400 pis.
COAST LINE (Bn»«.l tiaat»>.
IW ( t'alr'l nod 'l'ownarad Stroeta.)
6.10a San Jose and Way Stations.. 7*3Cp
?7 00a San Jone and Way Stations..... ... 630p
/800a New Almaden (Toes., Frtd-V /i.\0r
57.15a Monterey and Santa Crnz Exrnr- ¦
slon (Sunday only)........ tS 30*
•XOa CoastLIno Limited— Stops only Ssn
Jose,GHroy.Bollister,Ps]aro.Ca^
troTtlle. 6alinaa, San Ardo, Paso
KoM«». Santa Martrtrlta.S.B Lois
Obtsjw>.(prtnclpal stations thence)
Santa B*rbara.Saugus aad Loa Aa-
Kdes. Connection at Caatrorlllo
to and from Mon terry and Paclne
GroTe and at Fajaro north bound
from Capltola and Santa Craz.... 10*45*
• COa Esn Jose. Tres Plnos. Cspltola,
8aDtaCraz.PactQcGroTe,SallBas,
Saa Lnia Ohlspo aad Principal
'ii Intermediate Stations 4.10*
WestbouBd El Pa«o Passenger. —
From ChicngtvEt Paso. Los As-
.___ geles. Santa Daxbara. ArrlTes.. 1.30»
JOJOa Ean Jose and Way Station*...*.... 1.20*
11 -00a Cemetery Passenger— South Saa
„ __ Francisco, San Bruno T.OSp
liooA gan Jose. Los G.tot aad Way Sta- • - '
tlons ., B.3fc>
"l"sS* San Jose and Way Stations x700>
*00p 8an Jose and Way Stations 1940a
Z.3UP Cemetery Passenger — South Saa
______ Frandfco. San Bruno 4.35r
T «3X0r Del Monte Kxprrns— Santa Clara.
Sao Jose, Del Moate. Monterey,
Pscifle Grove (connect* at Santa
Clara for Santa Craz. Boulder
Z Tn» » CTCrlc * nd >>'«rrow Gau(t« PotnU) H2.1S*
m*or Barlingarae. San Mateo. Redwood,
MenloPark. Palo Alio. Majyfleld.
Mountain Vlew.Xawreaee. Santa
Clara, San Joae, Gl.roy (conneo-
tlon for Holllster. Tres Plnos).
¦P.Jtro (connection for WstMB-
rllle. Capitola and S.nU Craf),
- ¦ . - Pacific GroT« aad way statloas.
• Connects at CmuotUIo for Sa-
. _. Unas 10.45a
. J -30* San Jose and Way Statloas 838a
T6 COr Saa Jose. (tI» Santa Clara) Los
Gatos. Wright aad Prladpal Way
__,„ 8tttlons rt.COA
|5J0p SsnJosenndPrlnctpalWaySUtloB. tt-OO*
TBIar 6.n M»teo.Berf sfor4.Belmoat.Saa
Carlos. Redwood. Fair Otis. '.
.,„ Menlo Park. Palo Alto t«-4SA
*.30p San Jose and Way Stations... ...... » 33a
7-tOr Saoset Limited. Baatbonsd.— Sam
Lnls Oblspo. Santa Barbara, Los
: -- -'. . Aageles, Demlag. El Paso. New
Orleans. New York. (Wertboaad
, . •niTesTl»Si«nJcH«taV»«l«J>... wt-«»
8.00* P.tb Alto sa.1 Wsy Stations 10.18a
»11-5Cp Mlllbrae. Palo Alto aad Way Su-
tloas rt-43i«
• 11 40» UlUbrae, Saa Jose aad Way 8ta>
Hobs f.4SJ»
A for Morning. f f or Attaraoasw ~"^
X Satnrday and Snaday oaly.
I Stops at .11 station* on Sunday.
. t Sunday uccpted. ' t Sunday oaly.
a Saturday only.
d Cooaecu at Goshea Jc with trmlns for H»afw*
Vl»nll». At yresao. for VlaaHa rU Saa jet.
• Via Coast Linn. / Tuesday aad Friday.
«• AniTe Tia Nile*. •• Daily except Saturday.
tcVla Saa JoaqulB VaUey. .
1 Stop* Saata Clara south boand only. Connsois,
'icrpt Sunday, for all point* Narrow Gang*.
t7*0aly tralas stopping at Valencia St. louthbooat)
.re 1:10 a.m.. 11:00 a.m., 3:30 r.n. and t:30 r.u.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY
Leave fla SioaaUts f«rry -Arrivw
SaaFraa. »»>* 1 Harks* * SojiFraa.
Week San- >SbW 'Swa- (W«5T
Par*, days days Days.
9:45* »:OOa fSggGiBihak 19:00n»:14a
l:45r 9iOOa K«gsSsS& ! fy it'.&Or 3:30f
S:lftrlO:OOA 3:1Op S:Mr
11:3Oa > »3S ! S' *¦**.+ •
— : l:aor »"•
; »:SBp| . .^Sr s-.oor
Islarfays aaly. Maw fttwra T 9:3OT,arrrw8J. il»»O»
rictir J ft» Masmmt St^ (North Shore RailroadJ
OmCB ( andSAUSAUTO Fsxi.t, Foot Mart**
The Best Way East
If ycro enjoy grand scenery there's
only one way for yoo to go east — Tia
. Salt Lake City, Denver and the Bur-
lington Route, the scenic line across
the continent.
Burlington tourist ears by this way
' leave California three times a week for
.the East.. There are no changes or
delays— yon go right through to Omaha
and Chicago, or Kansas City and
St. Louis. ' Connections at these cities
for all points beyond.
Scenic attractions are not all — will be
glad to tell you about the others.
Call if you can, but -write me a lino
if you can't
W. D. SANBORN, Gen'l Agent Burlington Routs,
631 Market St, San Francisco. Cal.
692 " Phone. Main 1188.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN KY. CO.
LESSEE
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PAC1F1S
BATBWAY COMPANY.
Tttmron Terry, Toot of Market St.
SAK'FBAXCISCO TO SAN BATAEIi.
WEEK DAYS— 7:30. 8:00. 9:00. 11:00 a. m.:
12:35. 2:30. 3:40. 5:10. 5:50. 6:30 aad 11:30
• p. m. - . -
Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS — 7:30 8:00 9:30. ll:0Oa. m.; 1:30.
2:30 3:40. 5:10 6:30. 11:30 p. m.
BAN EAFAEL TO SAH 7BAKCXSCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:05. 6:60. 7:35. 7:50. 9:20,
11:15 a. m.; 12:55. t2:00. 3:40. 8:00. 5:20.
6:25 p. in.
Saturdays— Extra trip at 1:45 p. m
SUNDAYS — C:50. 7:S5 9:20. 11:15 a. m.; 1:45.
3:40. 4:60 «:0O". r.:20. 6:10. 6:25 p. m. t
tExcept' Saturdays.
L*ave I In Effect I Atrtve
San Francisco. [ May 3. 1903. |S«n Francisco.
Week ! Sun- I Destlna- I Sun- I W*elc
Days. I days. | tlon. | days. | Days.
7:30 a 7:45 a 7:45 a
7:20 a 8:00 a 8:40 a 8:40 a
8:00a 9:30a Ignacio. 10:2Oa 10:20a
2:S0p -2:30 p 6:00 p 6:20 p
6:10 p 5:10 p 6:^° p 7:23 p
7 :*5 p
7:30a 7:30a ~ 7:45a 7:45 a
8:00 a 8:00a Novato. 10:20 a 10:2Oa
2:30 p 9:30 a Fetaluma 6:20 p 6:20 p
5:10 p 2:30 p and 7:25 p 7:24 P
6:10 p Santa Rosa.
7:30 a 7:30 a 10:20 a 10:20 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Fulton. 7:25 p 6:20 p
2:30 p _2^30 p 7:23 P
Windsor.
7:30 a 7:30 a Healdaburt;. 10:20 a 10:20 a
Lytton.
2:30 p 2:30 p Gcyservtllo. 7:25 p 7:25 p
Cloverdale.
7:30 al 7:.*0a| Hopland 110:20 a(10:20 a
2:30p|2:30p| and Uklah. |7:25p|7:25p
7:30 a| 7:30 a| Wllllta». |7:25pt7:25p
~8:00al 8:00 a! Camp Vacation. 110:20 a|10:20 a
2:30 p| 2:30 p) Guernevlllc. | 7:25 p| 6:20 p
8:00 al 8:00a| Sonoma. I 8:40 ai 8:40 a
5:10 p| 5:10 p| Glen Ellen. I 6:00 p|- 6:20 p
7:30 al 7:30 al ' ]10:20 a|10:20 a
2:30 p| 2:30 p| Sebastopol. f 7:25 p| 6:20 p
STAGES connect at Green Brae for San
Quentln. at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur
Springs; at Fulton for Altrurla and Mark
West Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs;
at Geyrervill* for Skargs Springs; at Clover-
dale for the Geysers. Booneville and Green-
wood; at Hopland for Duncan Springs. High-
land Springs, KelseyvWe, Carlsbad Springs,
Jsoda Bay. Lakeport and Bartlett Springs; at
Uklah for Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs.
Blue Lakes, Laurel Dell Lake. Witter Springs.
Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley. John Day's.
Riverside, Lierly's, Bucknell's. Sanhedrln
Heights. Hullville. Orr's Hot Springs. Half-
way House. Comptche, Camp Stevens, Hop-
kins. Mendoclno City, Fort Bragg, Westport,
Usal; at Willlts for Fort Bragg. Westport.
Sherwood, Canto. Covelo, Laytonvllle. Oim-
mlngs. Bell's Springs. Harris. Olsen's. Dyer,
Garbcrvllle Pepper-wood. Scotia and Eureka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates.
• On Sunday — Round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael at half-rates.
Ticket-office. 610 Market street. Chronicle
bulldin-.
H. C. WHITI2CQ. R. X. RYAN.
. i V Gen. Manager. . Gen. Paa. Agt.
" TO SA.4 RAFAEL,
SAN QUENTIN,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, ETC.
via- Sausalito Ferry
wrrv fi a Y S ( Holidays excepted)— 6 : 45.
?•7^5 £-45 rin.! a. m.. 12:20. U:45, 3:15.
4^15 t515 ••0 : 15 6:45 ». "=« P-. m ' ', • ,
:&.V al m. train days does-flot' run- 16
M1 <li'VnA e YS AND LEGAL HOLlDAYS^-7.
-» ~W tno; 11. tll:30 a, m.. t!2:3O. fl:30.
i-W »V-60 1 6 6 7:30. 9. 11:45 p.. m.
Trains marked C) run to San Quentln. Those
•v,aru.d <t>to Fairfax, except 5:15 p. m. Satur-
S5S! bin Saturday, the .3:15 p. m. train run.
RAFAEL TO SAN KRAXCISCO
wSr day»-3:23- t8:2S. 7:40. 8:15 J9:35.
11^05 ». mf 12 :S °. 2:2 °- t3:«5. 4:50. »:30. 8:45.
1O r$NDAYS-«:1S. 7:33. t8:io. 9:40. J10:55,
tu"?^. r£. 12:M. «:30. 4:*O.*J5:5O^
?!••« 7-3R 10:20 p. m. - •. .
Trains marked (J) *tart from San Quentln.
VWOM MILL VALLET TO SAN FRAN-
nsOO— Week days-5:4o. 6:40. 7:45. 8:25.
»"oullO». m.. 12:40. 2:45. 4:15. 5:10. 7:S
"flllNDAYS— 6:35, 7:55. 10. 11:10 a. m.. 12:05
1L5 2-40 3M5. 4:55. 6:05. 7:10. .0:40 p. mT!
1.05. Z.4W. • > T g ROU GH TRAINS. -
7:45 a. m.. week day*— CazAdero and way
"^•Ib'b. m.. week dayt (Saturday. except»d)—
Toniales and waytstatlona.
3:15 p. m.. Saturdays— Cazadera and way
Sundays and Legal Holidays — 3 a. m., Caza.
dero and way stations.
Sunday, and Legal Holidays— 10 a, m.. Point
Reyes and way stations.
..TICKET OFFICE— 628 Market st.
FERRY— Foot of Market st.
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