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NEW BUILDING FOR
FREMONT STREET
The Kthrlein-Swinnerton Company
applied to the Board of Works yester
day for a permit to erect a five-story
brick building on the wrst side of
Fremont street, between Market and
Mission, at a cost of $54,500.
Among the' othT building . permits
applied for were the following: A. G.
Pago, southwest corner of Turk and
Loavenworth streets, $24,000; James
Basch, Hy6> Rtrert, near Geary,
$14,500; H. and W. Pierce, Sacramento
street, near Drumm, $28,000; .A. Leitz,
Commerrlal street, near Montgomery,
$25,000; Mrs. E. Swift, northwest cor
ner of XlnPtcentb and San Carlos
street*. $12,000.
( NEW ISSUE )
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust 5 Per Cent Sinking Fnnd ifcYear Gold Bonds
Dated January 2, 1907. Interest January 2 and July 2. Due January 2; 1937.
TAX EXEMPT IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA i \ .
k ~. We offer $3,000,000 of the above bonds for public subscription at 102^ and accrued interest. Sub-
scriptions will be received up to and including January 21, 1907. The'purcnase price will be payable
upon the delivery of temporary bonds, which will be exchangeable for permanent engraved bonds
when issued. The privilegeis reserved of rejecting any or all subscriptions and :6f allotting a"
smaller amount than subscribed for.
A* comparative statement of the Earnings and Expenses of the combined companies, console
dated by the formation of The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, for the years 1904, 1905
and 1905 (the Earnings and Expenses for the month of December, 4 1906, being 'partly estimated), and
an estimated statement of, the Earnings and Expenses of the new company, are given below:
Gross Revenue^ n;..:/;^. r .v.jv.*:^ $7,884,071.03 $7,725,624.41 $8,500,000.00
Operating Expenses including Maintenance and Taxes.... 4,977,98>.71 5,966,101.62 6,077,594.28 6,40o!op0.00
$1,846,521.72 ' $1,917,969.41 $1,648,030.13 $2,10000000
Interest on bonded debt --"^^.l i aSgSs^^ 157,500.00 - 157,500.00 157,500.00 *657,500.00
Net Revenue available for dividends ' $1,760,469.41 , $1,490,530.13 ' $i; 442,500.00
•In thle amount is included the entire year's Interest on the $10,000,000 bonds now, proposed to be issued althousrh it
Is not expected that the entire amount will be Issued during this year. V
Descriptive Circular on Application.
vSm VV • 1 1/\JUOJQ I AX vUi, DaliKcrb
413 Montgomery St.=San Francisco, Cal.
NEWVORK F>HIL,ADEUF>|-lIA CHICAGO
CANNERS WILL ASK
STATE FOOD LAW
Adopt Plans to Gain Reduc
tion in Freight Rates and
"Also a City Belt Line
OFFICERS RE-ELECTED
The formulating of plans for the
careful observance of the national pure
food law and the enactment of a State
statute that will not conflict with it;
for the agitation of the freight rate
question, and the promotion of a belt
line railroad In this city, occupied the
closing session <ft the Canners' League
of California yesterday. The conven
tion adjourned after the re-election of
the existing: officers.
A representative of the association
will watch. the various rulings on the
food law in "Washington, so that the
canners will be able to keep abreast
of the Government in the carrying out
of its provisions. The league referred
to its legislative committee the matter
of a State pure food law.
Railroad matters also received con
siderable attention at the meeting. The
following resolutions, introduced by
Vice President Jacobs, were referred
to the committee on transportation:
Ilesolved. That we approve the immediate
construction end extension of the Belt Line
Railroad around the water front of San Fran
cisco, to be continuous from Black Point on the
north to Hunters Point on the south.'
Resolved. That this league orpe the State
and municipal authorities to give Immediate con
sideration and action to this subject, as of the
moFt vital Importance to the future commerce
of San San Francisco and therefore of benefit to
the State.
Jacobs stated that he believed the
extension of the line would be effected
within six months, his idea being to
run across Market street between the
hours of 2 a. m. and 6 a. m.
The transportation committee Is ex
pected to meet Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Lane upon his arrival
here the last week of the month and
urge, among other things, the granting
of an assembling rate for the benefit
of the canners within the State.
President Graham -will appoint dele
gates to the national canners' conven
tion, which meets at Buffalo in Febru
ary, and they will bear an invitation
to the national ' association to meet in
San Fr,anci«co in 1909.
The members of the league were the
guests of the United Can Company at a
local theater last night.
EIGHT TRAINS ARE
OFF SCHEDULE .
TV. S. Palmer, superintendent of the
northern division of the Southern Pa
cific, and W. C Edes, district engineer
of maintenance and way, left on a spe
cial early yesterday morning for the
scene of the washouts on the coast line.
The condition .was even worse yes
terday than on the previous das', as the
rain was still falling heavily and it
was Impossible to employ men on the
work of repairing the roadbed. Owing
to the state of the track the company
was compelled to cancel trains 7, 9, 10,
IT. 18, 19. 21 and 22.
Three extras were started out yes
terday morning from Fresno bound for
Los* AnxeJes., and the railroad people
are confident that they will be able to
get these trains through without any
mishap, as the road over the Tehachapi
is open for traffic.
There has been considerable trouble
on the San Joaqu'n line owing to mud,
which covered the track to a depth of
three feet for 1000 feet at a stretch.
The railroad company has, however,
kept an enormous force of men at
work, and is also watching the track.
No fear need be entertained as to the
valley route.
The Monterey special has been can
celed, as the high water is endangering
the bridge at Salinas and is washing
away the riprap at the west end. The
Hollister branch is also tied up.
Train No. 21. which left here yester
day on the coast lin«, is held at River
bank, and No. 10, which left last night,
is detained at Salinas.
No. 9, which was due here this morn-
Ing, is still at King City, and it is not
known when \t will be able to move,
either to the north or to the south.
LAWLESS ESTATE IS SETTLED
Accounts relative to the estate of
Bridget Lawless, who died, intestate on
April 24, -were considered in the Pro
bate Court by Judge Graham yesterday
on a petition by 'Agnes J. Stimmel, a
daughter of the deceased and adminis
tratrix of the estate, for a settle
ment. Objections to several minor
Items in the accounts were entered by
Kate Haneke, another daughter of the
deceased and heir to one-third of the
property. Her objections were over
ruled and the accounts allowed. The
estate Is valued at $80,000. *
THE; .SAN FRANCISCO CALU, SATURDAY;*. JANUARY - 12, 1907.
STEAMSHIP PONCE
SAFE IN HARBOR
Overdue Vessel Is at Anchor
in the Bermudas and
All on Board Are Well
DISABLED AT SEA
XEW YORK, Jan. 11. — The steamship
Ponce, disabled but safe, Is riding at
anchor In St. George; Bay, the Ber
mudas, and her crew ttt fifty-two per
sons and the seven passengers aboard
are reported well.
This assurance was received direct
from Captain "W. A. Harvey by the
owners, the New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company, this evening. To
day's cable reported that the long
overdue steamer had reached the forti
fied harbor in tow', of the German
steamer Elizabeth Rickmers.
General Manager Mooney stated to
night that a representative of the
company would sail on the steamer
Bermudlan for Bermuda tomorrow to
furnish foorTds for the indemnity of the
Elizabeth Rlckmers and to arrange for
a crew to bring the Ponce to ; New
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday, January 11:
Henry C. Korn. 23, Alameda, and- Hilda
Lippi. 20, 3528 Twenty-third st. i
UJalmar A. -Anderson. 30, and Agda E. Lar-
son, 31, both of 211 Twenty-eighth st.
James Sullivan, 29. 124 Germanla st., and
Mary Kerr, 29. 208 Mission Park.
Henry J. Dlehl. 21. 659 Hayes St., and Marie
G. Carden, 18, SOS Webster st.
OAKLAND, Jan. 11. — The following marriage
licenses were Issued today:
Francesco A. Medeiros, 23, and Maria Serpa,
20, both of Hayward.
James Llthgow, 34, and Hannah J. Douglas,
23, both of San Francisco.. ' - . -
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be Inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and i>e indorsed
With the name and residence of perrons author-
ized to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
WIDER— In this city, January 6, 1907, to the
wife of H. E. Wider, a daughter. \
MARRIAGES
LITTLEWOOD— CALEY— In this city, December
9, 190ti, by the Rev. Carl Warner. Albert H.
\u25a0 LltUewood of Alameda and Miss Lilly B.
Caley of San 'Francisco.
DEATHS .
Bailey. Geo. W.. 64 MeGrath. Michael. 55
lientdiktscn, Lucille.l m Miller, Sarah A., 55
Chapman, Ann X., 7S Montgomery, Most Rev.
Enfibury, William, 5> George, D. D.. 59
Feeney, Daniel, 25 Nelson, Sarah, ' 70
Gaynvr. Mary O'Brien, " Margaret, 53
Gill, William L., 35 Perry, John H., 78
Gleason. Eugene 0., 59 Phelan, Richard IL, 59
Harrigan, Johanna. 80 Prideaux. Rose, 62
Herlihy. John and Cath- Segelecke, W. F. E.. 53
erine . Sharkcy. Jos. D., 35
Holland, Martha 11. Skau, Vcra S.. C
Hurley. Catherine R., 3 Smith, Edward X.. 27
Johnson, X., 00 Hnyder, Wm. 11..-.sn
Kuckein, Dr. Franz, 53 Taut<ey, Charles. 42
Lindner, Elizabeth. 63 Tobener, Elva Rose, 17
Lunn, John 8.. 37 Yon Staden, Viola, 6
Lyons. Bernard J., 42 - Wahl, Carl, 43 .
McCue, John, 72 Waterman, George, 32
BAILEY— In' this city, Janaury 10, 1907.
George W. Bailey, a native of Litchfield,
Maine, aged 64 years.
Remains at the new funeral chapel of Charles
11. J. Truman, 1909 Mission street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. .
BENEDIKTSON— In Alameda, Cal., January 11.
I'.iOT, Lucille. Infant daughter of John and
Mary Grace Benediktson. a native of Alameda,
Cal., aged 1 month and 21 days.
Friends and acquaintances ure respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Sunday), January 13, at 10 o'clock a. m.,'
at the residence, 543 Santa Clara avenue, Ala-
meda. Interment at Mary's Cemetery. -
CHAPMAN— In this city. January 11, 1907, Ann
Elizabeth Chapman, beloved mother of Frank
H. and Frey Y. Chapman, "and Mrs. George
W. Turner, a native of New York, aged 78
yean* 6 months and 17 days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services tomorrow (Sunday), at
2:30 p. in., at the residence of her daugh-
ter, 3<12 Jackson street. Interment private.
ENSBDBY— In this city. January 10, 1907, Wil-
liam Ensbnrv, beloved husband of Catherine
Ensbury, a native of Brooklyn, N. V., aged
fi9 years. A member of the Barkeepers'
Union. .Local No. 41. (Sacramento papers
please copy.)
Friends^ and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 12:30 p. m., from the parlors of the '
United Undertakers. 2608 Howard street, near
Twenty-second, thence to St. Peter's Church
for services, commencing at 1 p. m. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
FEENEY— In this city, January 10. 1907. Dan-
iel Feener* beloved son of the late Patrick
and Catherine Feeney, and brother* of Robert
and Joseph Feeney, Mrs. E. Salisbury and
the late Mary and Francis Feeney. a native
of California, aged 25 years 1 month and 10
days. . . \u0084
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully,
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 12 o'clock, \u25a0 from the funeral parlors
of Bunker & Lunt. 2606 Mission street, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third, thence
to , St. Paul's Church. Twenty-ninth and
Church streets, for wrvices, commencing at
12:30 p. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
GAYNOR— In this city, January 10, 1907, Mary,
beloved wife of Richard O. Gaynor, and daugh-
ter of the late William and Abigail Walsh, a
native of San Francisco.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend tee funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 1 o clock p. m.. from her late resi-
dence. T4B Capp street, thence to Bt. Peter's
Church for services, commencing at 1:30
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross C«metery. A
solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of her soul, Monday, January
14. at St. Petw's Church, commencing at
9:45 o'clock. Friends sre invited to attend.
GILL— In Oakland, Cat, January J1,' 1907, Wil- j
: - Ham Luther Gill, beloved son of ' Elizabeth X.'
Gill; and brother of George rR. Gill T>f Santa
" , Cruz, a \u25a0 native of \u25a0 Kansas, *. aged . 35 years 10
months aud 20days. -..-- - •• ;_'•.'. ;
GLEASON— On : January 11, : 1907;- Eugene rO.
Gleason, a native of, Ohio, ' aged , 59 years.'.". A
- v member of -\u25a0 San ; Francisco • Canton No. 5 and
\u25a0 Golden Gate Encampment No." 1;".I.'O.-O. 5 F.;
U. S. Grant Council" No/-1 9, \u25a0\u25a0 Junior Order of
American Mechanics, and ; Martha Washington
Council.- Daughters of Liberty." • - '
Remains at Bietzler Undertaking Company's
. parlors, 1892,F0150m street,.* -\u25a0
HARRIGAN— In this city." January 9, 1907/ Jo-
-- banna, beloved " wife of .the - late,- Cornelius
- Harrigan.' and beloved mother of Mrs. Michael
Kirbv, Mrs. James .^Benn, r Mrs. "Josephine
Hayes, James narrigran and Supervisor Cor-
nelius Harrigan, a native of County Limer-
ick. Ireland, aged •80 years. : \u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend - the' funeral-; today (Sat-
» urday). at 8:30 -a. m., r from { the « residence of
her . daughter, Mrs. Josephine Hayes, 928 . Ala-
bama street, * thence .to St.: Peter's . Church,
where i a requiem. high mass will be celebrated
for the repose of her \u25a0 soul; , <-ommencinc 'at
9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery..
HERLIHY — A requiem high mass ' will be ' cele-
' bra ted for the repose .; of the souls - of " John
md' Catherine Herllhy on,. Monday. January
14,. at-. St.- Peter's Church, commencing at ; 9
' o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend. ,
HOLLAND— In Berkeley, Cal.. January 11. 1007,
Martha n. Holland, widow of the late Na-
thaniel IJoMand, and mother of Mrs. Helen
A. Carter and Mrs. , Charles ;C. Pennell, a
native of \u25a0 Providence, R.' l. • '. ' .. .J . -.
The funeral services : will : take place to-
\u25a0 morrow (Sunday), January 13. at 2:30 o'clock
p. m., at her late residence, 2542 Dana street.
. Interment : private.
HCRLEY— In this city, January 11, 1007. Catn-
\u25a0 erine Ruth, dearly beloved, and only daughter
of Daniel and Annie Hurley, and beloved niece
of Mrs. J. B. McManus, a native of San Fran-
cisco, aged 3 years \u25a0 1 month and 24 days. ' .
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day), at 1 p. m., from the ' residence \u25a0of . her*
aunt, Mrs. J. B. : McManus, 3214 A -. Mission
street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, v
JOHNSON— In this city; January 10, 1007. E."
Johnson, " a native of Sweden,, aged 50 years.
KUCKEIN— In this city. January 10. lt>o7. Dr.
Fran* Kuckein, dearly beloved \u25a0 -. husband of
Alic» P. Kuckein, and . father of : Ernst, Sieg-
fried, Edwin, Gertrude ; and August Kuckein,
a native of Danzig. Germany, aged 53 years
2 months and 27 days. , \u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0-:'
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited -to \u25a0 attend • the funeral tomorow (Sun-
day), at 1 o'clock p. m., from the • hall of
the Young Men*«. Hebrew .Association, 1970
Page street.;- near Stanyan, - where services
will be held under the auspices of the Ger-
man-American - League of California. Inter-
ment I. O. O. F: Cemetery. Remains at
the funeral parlors of the'H.F. Maass Com-
pany, 1335 Golden Gate. avenue.
>Jerman-American League of California, D-A..
Verband — Members of all German societies and
lodges are requested to attend the funeral of
our late ex-president, . Dr/: Franz Kuc.keln, to-
"* morrow (Sunday*. January 13. at 1 p. m.
sharp, from the Young Men's Hebrew Associa-
tion Hall, 1070 Page street, near Stanyan.
JOHN HERMANN, President.
CARL W. MUELLER, Cor. Secretary.
Court German America No.* 7472, A". O. F.—
Officers and member* of the > above court are
respectfully requested to attend the .funeral
of our late brother. Dr. Franz Kuckein, ' to be
held from the Young Men's- Hebrew Association
Hall, 1970 Page street, near Stanyan. at 1
o'clock p. m., Sunday. Cremation •at Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery, Point ; Lobos avenue. V -
.EDW. CHARLIER. Financial SecreUry.
LINDNER— In this city, January 9," 1907. Eliza-
beth, !)eloved wife of . the late Conrad Lind-
ner, and devoted mother of Mrs. E. Domenicl,'
Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. C. Smith and Gustave,
Emll, Adolph and Albert Lindner, a native
of Hessa Cassa. Gernftiny, aged 63 years 11
months and 5 days. : ' -
The funeral will take place today (Sat-
urday), at 10:30 a. m., from her, late resi-
dence, 3973 Twenty-nfth street, near San-
cbez. Interment private.
LUNN — In this city, January. 11. 1907. John B.
Lunn, a native of Tennessee, , aged 37 years 4
months and 2 days. j-P* 'STCfrHßii
Notice of funeral -hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of Porter & White, 1531 Golden Gate
LYONS— In this city, January 10, 1907. Bernard
J. Lyons, beloved husband of Nellie Lyons,
and son-in-law of Mr*. Rose Bjirke, a native of
County Galway, Ireland.- aged 42 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow, (Sun-
day), at 12:S0 p. m., from the^parlors of the
United Undertakers, 2608 Howard street, near
Twentj-fecond. thence tft St. Peter's Church
for services, commencing at 1:15 p. m.. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery-
MeCUE— In this city, January " 11, 1907, v -John
McCue, beloved brother of \tm». late Jnmes
\u25a0 McCue, and uncle of Patrick Moran and. Mrs.
P. J. Taheny, a native of. County SUgo, Ire-
land, aged 72 years. • \u25a0- V, \u0084
Friends aud acquaintances are \u25a0 respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (San-
dav), at 12 m.; from the parlors of .'Samuel
McFadden & Co., 1070 Ha ight street, near
B^kcr. thence to St Dominic's - Church for
\u25a0 services, at 1 p. ti. '. Interment Holy Crosw
\u25a0 Cemetery.
McGRATn— In this- city,- January 10. IDO7.
Michael McGratb; 'beloved husband- of Mary
McGrath, and father of Anna- and Beatrice
McGratb, Ms,' Jv j; 'Collins.'; Mrs. , Artliur
Cornell, Mrs. James T. Ludlow and Mrs. L.W.
Louis, a native- of Maine.- aj,-ed, 55 rears. •
The 1 funeral win take place " today (Sat-
urday), at 9 a. m.; from his late residence, 411
Central avenue, thence* to St. Agnes Church.
where a requiem hlch mass will be celebrated
for the ' repose of h« *oul, at 9:30 'a."m. 'In-
te/ment private,- Holy .Cross Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. 1 •• . - a .'„„-
MILLER— In Portland. Or.. January »,' 190.,
Sarah A. . Miller, dearly beloved wife of
James N. Miller, and loving mother of Lil-
lian and W. J. Miller, a native of England,
aged 55 -years. - -
MONTGOMERY— In * this city. January , 10, 190T,
Most Reverend George Montßonicir, D. D.,
Coadjutor Archbishop of San Frenmco, a na-
tiv«> of Kentucky. * aged D 9 yearn.
The funeral will be held from St. Mary's
Cathedral on. Monday, January * 14, at: 10
o'clock. The reverend clergy and friends are
Invited . to at£f nd. . . ,
- San ' Francisco Council No. Gl5, Knights of
Columbus— Members of this council will as-
semble -In the basement of St. Mary'r Ca-
thedral, corner, of 4 Van Ness n venue and
O'Farrell street, f on '. Monday, January . 14, at
9:30 a. m.,"to assist at the funeral services
of the late Most Rev. 'Archbishop Montgomery.
JAMES R. KEITH. Grand Knight.
California Council No. SSO, , Knights' of Col-
umbus — Members will assemble in the base-
ment of St. Mary's Cathedral, at Van Ness
avenue . and "* O'Farrell street, on Monday,
-..January 14, at 9:30 a. in., to assist at the
' funeral services of the^ late ' Most Rev." \u25a0 Arch-
bishop Montgomery. -
THEODORE J. SAVAGE, Grand Knlgbt.
A - special meeting '. ,of ' Oakland '\u25a0 Council,
Knights of Columbus,' will be ' held this
(Saturday) evening. January 12, at St. Mary'g
'Hall, Seventh and Grove street*, at , 8 o'clock,
to make arrangements for participation at the
fnneral of the late Most Rev. Archbishop
. Montgomery. All members are requested to be
prr-Kent. - J«#MS*4sP SB S*®^^^SlS*a'Ma*K>*P BSSB S5
Young Men's Institute— The members of the
Young Men's Institute will \u25a0 assemble in the
basement: of St. Mary's Cathedral at 11 a. m.
Monday, January 14, to assist in '\u25a0 the : funeral
ceremonies . of tie late Most Rev. Archbishop
Montgomery. WRm*t9S9 e 4BMM
GEORGE A. STANLEY, , Grand Secretary.
League of the Cross Cadets — Officers, retired
officers and members -: are requested to as-
semble Monday morning, , at. 10:30 o'clock, -«n
Franklin • street, . near Sutter, to attend the
funeral- of .the late- Most Rev. Archbishop
•Montgomery. A - special meeting of officers
and retired officers will be held \u25a0\u25a0 tomorrow
(Sunday) afternoon. \u25a0at 3:30 o'clock, at Na-
tive -Rons' Hall. Gongh and Geary sireets.
. LIEUT. COLONEL BENJ L. MoKINLEY. ;
Commanding.
LIECT.'J. BURNS, Adjutant. v ;y
Society of St. Vincent de Paul— All* ' the
•members are requested \u25a0 to ' assemble- in' the
basement hall'; of St. Mary's Cathedral, . cor-
ner of Van "Ness avenue and O'Karrell 'street,
on Monday,- January 14, loe?, at 11:30 a. m.,
to act as an escort . of < hondr in \u25a0 the ; funeral
march of the "late Most Rev. Archbishop- Mont-
gomery. \u25a0 i J . M . BURNETT. President. ;
, iD.'M. FITZGERALD,. Secretary.
NELSON— ln". this- city, January 11,. 1907. Sarah
Nelson," dearly \u25a0 beloved \u25a0 wife , of the late \u25a0 J&cob
Nelson, and mother of John J.,- Patrick T..
Murray and Frank J. Nelson, 'a native of Gal-
way,-. Ireland.' aged 70 'years and 11 j days. \u25a0
Remains at; 1034 McAllister street., v -,
O'BRIEN— Icr this city, i January " 11 1907, Mar-
garet, beloved wife of Thomas O'Brien, and
mother of Thomas :F.. William P., Joseph.
Francis, Columbus, Aloystus and -Edward
O'Brien '; and ' Mrs. » Alex \u25a0 Bouiagni and Mrs.
Harry Merkle.and beloved sister of Miss Nel-
lie Coffey ;.' and Mrs. . McA voy, " a• \u25a0 native -\u25a0 of
'; County Limerick, Ireland, aged 53 years. (Chi-
cago papers \u25a0 please copy. ) - -.'^pS&tiA'SVH9—<9ii*L
Friends and' acquaintances are • respectfully
: Invited : to * attend the funeral tomorrow \u25a0 (Sun-
day),^ at- 12:30 o'clock' p.- m.. from hoi- late
residence, : 202 Laguna street; .thence. to Sacred
Heart \u25a0 Church , for . services. . r A i requiem -. high
\u25a0 mass - will ' be • celebrated - Monday, ; January, 14,'
at W*-tO o'clock- a. *m..r. for \u25a0 the repose \u25a0' of sher5 her
soul- at Sacred Heart « Church.^ Friends' are
, invitedito attend. ".", ,:'-., !
PERRY— In * this city, January - 10, 1907, : ; John
Henry, Perry, dearly, beloved husband - of /Alex-
andrine ". Perry,- and . father ; of . Lincoln,' C- J.
and f John Henry i Perry Jr., : a . native of Sau-
mere, . France, - aged '78 iyears. v , :
A.r equiem mass will be celebrated 'for. the
repose •of his -. soul . i today, (Saturday),V«t
10 I/ m., . at tbe \u25a0 chapel « of the Little \u25a0 Sis-
ters - of . the ' Poor," Fourth < avenue ' and v Lake"
street. Interment ' Holy Cross 1 Cemetery,'^ by
'11 ;30 a. 'r m. train *rom \u25a0 Twenty-fifth * aud * Va-
lencia streets. « \u25a0 ;\u25a0 ". ' ' \u25a0 \u25a0-;,- '.'.y^sa^'i'
PHELAN— ln 'this city.'January 10, 19O7,\Rich-
• ary - H. : Phelan.l beloved \ husband of . Elizabeth
Phelan.V father •of JRichard s Lee i Phelan, * wax lof
"•' Mr., and --Mrs.'* James -- Phelan of -Kallbrook,'
: Cal.; and brother of Mrs.' A.- M. « Bell of,, Fall-
brook. ', Cal.*,*- a - native of : Ireland, .- agod - 59
\u25a0' years 11 months and 4 days; - \u25a0. -: \u0084-.
\u25a0Friends • are t respectfully lnrited . to f attend
the funeral '\u25a0\u25a0 services tomorrow;; (Sunday), at
2 p. m. , r at ,' the chapel tof< N. i Gray i i Co.;
.2196 Geary street, ' corner of ; Devisadero,"-' un-
: di-r the auspices •of the \u25a0 General Relief Com-
mittee, Ir. O.- O.";F. Interment Mount Olivet
i Cemetery, by J electric •" funeral' car * from Thlr-
.... tleth ; street i and \u25a0 San : Jose i avenne.7
rßlDEADX— ln 'Parkers 'Glenn;'' Pa.; December
: ; 29, f 1906, •- Rose > Prideaux, ~i widow sof John * S.~
BPrldeanx ; and , mother s of » John -U. \u25a0 and \u25a0 Frank
W. \Prideaux f and \ the i late - Mrs. xWilllam -C.
Brown,! aged . 62 ' years. ; ., (Dodgevllle,', Wis., \u25a0> pa-
. , pers please copy. ) :I -* *^ \u25a0\u25a0>. .." - . \u25a0
\u25a0 Friends; and >• acquaintances; are:. respectfully
*\u25a0 Invited '.. to attend .»- the *.. f vneral v today ,-> (Sat-
• urday), ; at ; 1 :30 o'clock p." : m.,\ from the \u25a0 home
of ' her; eon, John H. : Prideaux. " 3543 .Twenty-
. third street.- "lnterment Cypress Lawn Ccme-
, . tery : by* electric funeral : car from T Thirtieth
,- j. street ; and San -Jose avenue.:. -• •-. \u25a0\u25a0:. .
SEGELECKE— In i this city, January 11,^1907,
-at = the t German j Hospital, t William F. E. Se-
:\u25a0' - gelecke, -a- native of Cuxhaveu. Germany, s aged
: 53 years 5 months and -23 days. . "]"-"-'
• "-\u25a0\u25a0 Remains iat \u25a0 the parlors of : Gantner ' Bros.,
-3460 Sixteenth street,' between Church snd
.; Sanchez. .-\u25a0 . ( . " :. . '. '' \u0084 -.
SHARKEY— In ' this city. Januarj- 11. \u25a0 1007, V Jo-
:~ seph D. Sharkey. a . native of s San Francisco
\u25a0" Cal., Vaged : 35 years. -.^ , ~ .
SKAU— In this \u25a0 ; '«ty,'."' January 11, '1907. Vcra
S. dearly, beloved J daughter of Peter and
Anna, 1 Skau, and sister \u25a0 of -' Caroline . and
Bertha Skau, a j native of San' Francisco,; Cal.,
- aged 6 • years and 6. months. ; ,- .- \u25a0'• \u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0-.-•>
/»^ The i funeral, ' strictly .private, will take
.'place today (Saturday), at 9:3o 'O'clock- a.' u.,
\u25a0 .'\u25a0 from the residence <of her, parents, 213 C < Fol-
\u25a0 som street. Interment Gypress. Lawn Cemetery.
SMITH— At the Vigorit ' Powder Works, t Cal.,'
j January 10, 1907,' Edward K. Smith, be-.
.' loved- husband, of Mrs. Annie ' Smith of -IC2I
Heart street. \u25a0 West ' Berkeley, and . beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, a native of
Pennsylvania, aged 27 years." . -
Friends and acquaintances are . respectfully
invited to attend the funeral - services^ tomor-
row (Sunday), January 13. at \u25a0 1:30 o'clock
,p. \u25a0 m.,.:- at- St. Joseph's- Church", .corner >ot
Addlson and . St. Joseph streets, -West . Berke-
ley. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Oak-
1 land. ;'•_".
SNTDER— In this city, January 11. 1907, at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. L. M. Sher-
- r wood, 2751 Fllhert street, William H. \u25a0 Snyder.'
a pioneer miner. . a native of New ' I'ork, - aged
.. SO years 0 lumths uud 7 days. - -
TANSEY— In thls'city, January 9, 1907. Charles,
dearly beloved , husbaud of Mary Tansoy and
\u25a0 father of , May, \u25a0 Gertrude and , the late Vern
. Tansey, a native of Illinois.: age 42 years.
• Friends and aequalatances are respectfully
'\u25a0 invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday), at 10:30, o'clock <». m., from the fu-
neral parlors of J. •C. : O'Connor * : Co., * 770
Turk \u25a0 street. Interment Holy - Cross Cemetery
- by 11:30 train from Twenty-nfth and -Valencia
• streets.
TOBENER— In this city. January 11.' 1907, Elva
Rose, beloved daughter of. Charles and-Georg-
' iana Tobener, and beloved sister of Lillle,
Charlie and Sophie Tobener, a native of San
Francisco. „• Cal., aged 17- years 11 months
, and 20 days. , . .
'\u25a0. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to , attend the funeral ""services Mon-
day, January 14, at 1:30 o'clock p. m.,- at
the new funeral chapel of > Charles -J. <
Truman, .1009 Mission , street, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth.- Interment Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, by. electric funeral, car from
Thirtieth street aud San Jose avenue. ..
YON STADEN— In this city. January 11. 1907,
| Viola yon Staden, beloved daughter of Chris,
: \u25a0 and Anna ,yon . Staden. " sister of George, •„ La-
vina 'and Calvin yon Staden, and. crand-'
\u25a0 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. PucUhaber, a
native of California,^, aged 6 : years 2 months
-and 13 days. •"
.WAHL— In this' city, January- 10, 1907, Carl
-\u25a0Wahl, beloved \u25a0 husband of - Johanna Wahl,
father of Hlldegard' and Ernest Wahl .and
brother of Mrs. Alexander Fischer, a na- ;
. . tive of West Preusxen, Germany, aged. 43
years and 'l3 days. A member of Kin;; Solo-
mon's Lodge No. 260, F. and A. \u25a0\u25a0 M.; Pacific
Lodge No. 155. I. O.^O. F., and the Bar-
bers' Protective Union. \u25a0 ' . •
Icrmalns at the fnneral parlors of tbe.H. F.
. Mnass Company. 1335 Golden Gate aye.'
WATERMAN— In this city, January 11. 1907,
George. . dearly beloved son of- George and
the late Hannah Waterman, and brother . of
William and , Elisabeth Waterman, and the
late, Francl"! Waterman, a native of - San
, Francisco. Cal., aged 32 years. • '
\u25a0 Friends and i acquaintances are respectfully
. invited to attend the fnneral tomorrow (Sun-
day), January 13, at 12:30 o'clock p. m., from
the parlors %of Valente, Marini &. Co., "3448"
Mission - street, between Thirtieth street and
Cortland avenue, thence to. St. Paul's Church
for blessing. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Golden Gate Circle No. 355, W. 0. -W. —
! Members are requested to attend the- unveil-
ing of- the monument of our late neighbor.
Isabel Toombs, tomorrow (Sunday),' January
13,, at 10 o'clock, in Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
MRS. S. CLARKE. G. N.
MRS. L. KAMENA. Clerk. ,
A PATH TO EVEIIY PL.OT
1300 - Golden \u25a0 Gate live., Cor. Flllmore.
Telephone West 5900. : \. .
PORTER & WHITE
Funeral Directors and Embalmsrs
J531 GOLDEJf! GATE AYE.
(Formerly 445 Golden. Gate aye.) " \u25a0 . .
.-\u25a0 Private' residence accommodations; without ex-
tra charge. Trained lady attendants. Persona!
services, under: all conditions. '\u25a0 Phone /West 770..
HAIGHT-ST. FLORAL CO.
, N. PETERSOX,;
: 'Formerly with John 11. Slevers & Co.
CUT FLOWERS AND DESIGNS, .„ '
324 FILLMORE . ST., near Hals/ht.
\u0084 Phone Fell 8531.
McBREARTY & McCORMICK
FUNERAL' DIRECTORS.
»15 VALENCIA ST.. NEAR 20TH
Formerly of McFadden, Mcßrearty & Green.
\u25a0 Telephone Market ,97. .
P. F. GREEN ®> CO.
- \u25a0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
\u25a0 KB. cor. Sixteenth and Ouerrero sts.
Fonnerlj of McFadden, Mcßrearty & Green. ,
- Telephone Special 1567. .'\u25a0
H.J. Gallagher Undertaking Co.
1314 WEBSTER st..*bet. Ellis & O'Farrell. Tel.
Wost 3J»25. DANIEL -P. DONOVAN, * Prea. A
Manager; JOHN DOUGHERTY. Vice Pres.
. G. . - HELLINGKR/ 1 ' H. M BTZLER.
METZLER'S UNDERTAKING COMPANY
1982 Folsooi st.. v bet ' 14th and 13th.
--\u25a0- ' PHOSR MARKRT IW,
valente; marini & co.
UNDERTAKERS:
8448 SIISSION STREET, .
A>nr Thirtieth. Tel. Special 253.
WOODLAWN CEMETERY
;;\u25a0• Ban, Mateo. Co.
Finest and Best Equipped Recelvins Vault , and
Chapel..- .
(Masonic Cemetery Association.) -
, .- Offlce 11R4 OT"arrell St.
THEODOR DIERKS & COijl ;~
. Undertaker*, -
000 Devlnadero St., . cor. \u25a0 MeAUlater.
,' V Telephone Weit 4804 >
CRAIG, COCHRAN & GO.
FUNERAL: DIRECTORS;;
1169 Valencia Street, near 23d Street.
\u25a0 .. Telephone Special -101. ».-!-;' \u25a0:•, •
! sJAS.)IVI^INI>JS:
' . " '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'- Formerly of 214^Eddy : st \u25a0 ';.'
Fnneral Director 'and . Embalmer,' 532 - Fulton ; st.,
: between Fillmore and : WeHster.r Tel. i Park p 1369.
H^ F^MAASS:CO.
Undertakers and Embalmers. .
1335 . Golden ' Gate . aye., between -, Fillmore ' and
. Steiner streets. \u25a0 , "
Phone Park r 867. \u25a0 - ,' .
'\u25a0*.\u25a0 r •-\u25a0 - \u25a0 oceanV- travel. \u25a0
:toyo ©sen KaisKi
- (Oriental Steamship do.) :•"•
I/.--.V Have Opened Their; General Office at
'^217-221 ? Brannan^St^ San Francisco
•S.\S. "Hong: Konc Mara" (calls at Manila),
Thursday, January 24, 1007/ -
f - S. : S. \u25a0 '.'America \u25a0 Maru," iVednesday, February
13. 1907. , . , .
-<* S. \u25a0 S. -.Nippon. Mara." • Wednesday. March 13,
1007. \u25a0•;••; \u25a0•: . \u25a0 :.. : "\u25a0\u25a0-. -x. ~j-x \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0-* r' i
\u25a0-\u25a0 Steamers ' will .• leave ", wharf,", corner ; First "and
Brannan \u25a0 streets,*: 1 ;p. m.*. for (Yokohama \u25a0'. in<J
HongkoDjr. ,' calUng ;at ; Honolulu, i Kobe : (Hloxoi;
Nagasaki' and; Shanghai,* and connecting at Hon^-
kong i with ' steamers ; for; Manila, '* India. etc."i No
canfo n>celTedion board on day; of sailing;. •»-"- \u25a0 V
\u25a0r Round :\u25a0 trip i tickets ; at . reduced ~i rates. -
' v For freight and passage apply a,t of flcp." cornor
First \u25a0 and « Brannan streets. ~- \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0'. \u25a0.••'\u25a0
!?S*^%v«^;-v-- , : : , .: W. H.-AVERT; \u25a0
, / \u0084 .Assistant General. Manager. *
> COMPAGSIE CENEBALEvTRAKSATUNTIiJUE :
": i^" DIRECT ; UNB \TO} HAVRE-PARIS.^I '
.:- Salllns.everyiThursdayyilnstead'otfSaturtay;
at ; 10 a. m., - from < Pier 42, ; North \u25a0 River, ; foot of
Morton st-v: i: ' : -.- ""\u25a0'. '': •--*--*,"'*\u25a0 <' \u25a0\u25a0.. \u25a0\u25a0 . "-:.., \u25a0 ;..-
:.:, : Flrnt-class - ; to "; Havre. 1 '<* $70 1 and "\u25a0 upward. ; Sec-
ond-class "• to t- Havre,*'-, $45 1- and v; upward, s GEN-
BRAL "AGENCI - FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA, v 82 r. Broadway *. (Hudson ;s Building),'
.New, York.; J. F.'iFDOAZI.v. manager ;»Paclfle
Coast,' : S3O Montgomery ;- street, San - Francisco.*
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents. -
AUCTION SALES
At Auctipn
Next iMonday
I will 5e11, 2 carloads of horses, males and
brood mares; also sand wagons, busstes and nar-
ness ' at Hermann and Valencia st».. bet. 12ta
and 13th.. MONDAY. Jan. 14.' 11 a, m. \u25a0
'j ' -..; .;;, - WM. CLOUOH. Aoctloneer.
AtrCTION SALE— Office General Superintendent.
\u25a0* Army \u25a0 Transport - Service, ; San Franctsoo, Cal..
January 10, 1907 — There. will be sold at public
\u25a0 auction at 11 o'clock a. m.. January 21. 190".-
at Folsom-street wharf, a lot of miscellaneonß
' condemned Qnartermaater's stores. \u25a0 a list of
\u25a0 which can be seen at the office of the • prop-
erty clerk at Folsom-etreet wharf. J. B.
BEIJJNGER. Major and Qcartfrmaster.
-U. S..A. •-,-".\u25a0-- . '
O Ca\.X TK. » VKIi
' ;'v^iiii» Steamers Leave Droadway
\u25a0 >^V^~^X\ Wharves
ifroßm For LOS
Wf*W ANGELES,
'£$63^1 SAN DIEGO,
SANTA BARBARA
SANTA R05A ..... . . ..... Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
STATE OP CAL. Every Thursday. 10 a. m.
forSEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA, B.C.
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Puget Sound& Alaskan Ports
SENATOR ..........Jan. 17. Feb. 1. 11 a. m.
T7MATILLA...... •.\u25a0...•:.. Jan. 22. Feb. 6. lla. n».
CITY OF PUEBLA.Jan. 12. 27. Feb. 11. 11 a. m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereaftsr. ;, ; ;
For EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
POMONA . . . ..... .... Jan ! 13. 1 :30 p. m.
CITY OF TOPEKA Jan. 16, 1:30 p. no.
CORONA. \u0084...,.."...:.. .1 :3 O. p. - m-
For QUA YMAS,MAZATLAN t
LAPAZ,ENSENADA, SAN_
JOSE DEL CABO^ALTATA
CURACAO... ! Feb. 7. 10 a. tn.
Low rates — Including Berth an»l Meals-
Right Reserved to Change This Schedule. .
1 ; TICKET OFFICES: -
San Francisco. 3 Market Bt. &nd Broadway Wharf
Telephone '-temporary 492.
Oakland 9€3 Broadway
San ' Francisco Freight . Of flee. Broadway Wharf.
C P. DUNANN. G. P. A., San Franciaco,
OCEANIC S, S. CO.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND. SAMOA. HONOLnLO—
S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m. Jan. 17. Christ.
.church (International Exhibition) and return,
>first. 8293.50; second. $228.50.
HONOLULU only— S. S. Alameda anils 11 a.m.
Jan. 26, 1007. Round trip, first class. $125.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS— B. S. Marlposa «ails
at 11 a. m. Feb. 2. first-class round trip.
\u25a0 *12i. ... . \u25a0
J. D. SPRECKEtS & BROS. CO.,
58 Clay Street, San Francisco.
\u25a0 Passenger - Department. . 673 Market St.
Phone "Temporary 1231"
fiamburg-Jlrmerican.
Twin "Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— HAMBURG.
Patricia Jan. 12| Pennsylvania ..Feb. 9
Pretoria' . . .Jan. lU| Amerika ......Feb. 16
Kais.Aug.Vlct. Jan.2G! Graf Waldersee Feb. 23
Bosnia ....Feb. 21 Batavla .....March 2
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBR.4LTAR, NAPLES AND GENOA.
•Moltke ..Jan.. 29| •Hambnrg Feb. 1»
a'Deutsehlttnd .Feb. 4| Romanic. r.. .March 9
•Has Grillroom and Gymnasium. ".
' aaMediterranean and Orient Cruise, 79 days. '.
v Less than eight days to Italy,
twelve days to Alexandria.
Tours de Luxe .
. 52 days' trip costing $365, Including all neces-
sary expenses.
• Travel Bureau R. R.~ Tickets, hotel accommo-
dations and .general information about foreign
travel. Travelers' \u25a0 Checks, . good all over the
1 . HAM BURG-AMERICAX LINE
• 90S .Market St., San Francisco.
AMERICAN : LINE.
riyinouth — Cherbourg: — Sou thnmpton
Philadelphia — Queenstown— Liverpool.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YORK— LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, via BOULOGNE.
: RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK— ANTWERP— PARIS.
"WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK— QUEENSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
BOSTON— QU EBNSTO WN— LI VEEPOOL.
tBJb - MEDITERRANEAN
FROM NEW YORK.
Celtic..': Jan. 19, 9:30 a. m.; Mar. 21 21.000
Cedric .Feb. 16, 8:30 a. m.| TONS
Cretlc. .'.March SO, noun; May 9, June. 2o
FROM BOSTON.
Republic. .' .....Feb. 2, 1 p. m.; March 16
Canoplc ..'... Feb. . 23, 7 a. m.; April 10
O. N. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast,
207. Monadnock Building.
A MAGAZINE OF TRAVEL
\XT iMTCD concerning trips to"
WIN 1 LX.the Orient, Medlter-
CDIIICCC ranean,: Adriatic.
KUIjLO K»p-pt. Holy Land,
\u25a0 "*\u25a0 _tq_ " West - Indies, Jamal-
_ m'i'm m m'm'w* n. ca *> «tC^ Sent tX*«
SUMMER nDOn r application to
..-_.-•_.•„' the Hamburg- Ameri-
L AN D S can Line, 008 Market
» st.. San Francisco,
RAILWAY TRAVEL .
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY.
Boata Leave Tiburon Ferry, foot of Market at.
From S. F. for ' Tiburon, Belvedere and San
-\u25a0\u25a0 Rafael— Week Days— 7:4o, B:15, »11 :00 A. M.,
12^5, 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 P. M. Sunday* — 7:40,
8:15, •11:00 A.- M., 12:35, 3:30, 0:10, 6:30
\u25a0' P.-M.;. .\u25a0• ' -:•.-.\u25a0\u25a0 .: " \u25a0 \u25a0
Prom • San Rafael \u25a0 for S. F. — Wmlc Day» — 6:15.
: 7:40. 7:55,. 9:25, 11:15 A. M.. 12:60.- 3:40,
6:00. 5:20 P. M. Sundays— B:ls. ,7:40. 7:55,
0:25 A. M.. 3:40, 6:00, 5:20, 6:80 P. M.
From Tiburon for S. F. — Week Days — 6:45, 8:17.
8:55, 11:36 A. M..- 1:10, 4:00, 6:45 P. M.
Sundays— «:4s. 8:17, 0:55, 11:35 A. M., 1:10,
4:05, 5:45. 8:55 P. M. .
Leave S. F. I " I Arrive 8. 84.B 4 .
DESTINATION — \u25a0 —JL
Week' Bun- - • Sun- Week
" days. day, j I days. days.
"TTSoTa 7:40 a 1a 1 ~ . \u25a0 I 8:47 aj 8:47 a
....... 9;10 a • 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 3:30 p Ignacio. 6:20 p 6:20 d
6:16 p 5:10 p • 7:30 p .......
7:40 a ....... ~~ ~~ I H-fi al il:4!I
....... 7:40 a Novato. 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 p 9:15 a Petaluma. 6:20 p 6:20 p
5:10 p 3:30 p Santa Rosa. 7:30 p .......
..;.... 5:10 p a .;............
7TJO~a I 110:25 allO.ii a
'.-.\u25a0 7:40 a Fulton. 6:20 p .6:20 o
3:30 p 3:30 p -.-*\u25a0 -."
I . \u25a0 Windsor. ~~\"
S»|ffifK^ '-. Healdsburg.
7:40 at 7:40 a : Lytton. \u25a0 10:25 a 10:25 a
3:30 pf- 3:30 p - GeyservUle, . 6:20 p 6:20 p
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. . |<\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0--\u25a0.. and Cloverdale. ' \u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0
\u25a0 7:40 a[,7:40 al Hopland J10:25 a|10:23 «
. 3:30 pi 3:30 p \u25a0\u25a0 and Uklah. 6:20 p 6:20 p
-. 7:40 a 7:40 nl .. _ - \u0084 iO:2.'» allO:25 a
3:30 p| 3:30 p 6:20 p 6:20 p
; 7:40 a 7:40 a|- v .' I 8:47 a 8:47~i
j5:10 p :r; .*. stl . Sonoma. - 6:20 p 6:20 b
....... 5:10 p| Glen Ellen. ••••... .......
a( 7740 a~~T~ ~~~- ,110:15 a|lo:2s~i
'3:80 p 3:30 p Sebastopol 6:20 p 6:20 o
-s:io pi 5:10 p ':.\u25a0••-. ..;.;.. ;:...::
-I WilliU and. ~7T" —
7:40 a ,7:40 a| .Sherwood 6:20 p 6:20 p
•Tiburon only. •--\u0084;
.. STAGE CONNECTIONS '
Stapes connect at GREEN BRAE for San Ouen-l
Un; at SANTA" ROSA for. White Sulphur Sprtnjrs i
and Mark West Sprlnirs: at -PULTON for Burkes
Sanatorium: «t LYTTON for Lytton Sprinrs- at
GEYSERVILLE for Skaggs Springs: at CLOVER.!
DALE " for the \u25a0 Geysers, Boonvllle, PhiJo, '\u25a0 Elk
and '.-Greenwood; : 'at- 'HOPLAND fur Duncan
Springs; ;\u25a0 Highland Springs, . Kelseyvlllr. \u25a0\u25a0; New
Carlsbad ; Sprinp, Soda ; Bay, Lakeport, Bartlett
Springs; : at UKIAH for Vichy Springs, Saratosa
Springs, Blue Lakes,- Lanra Dell Lake, Witter
Springs; \u25a0 Upper Lake, Porno ,. Potter Valley. John
Day's Lierley'H. nullville, Orr's Hot Sprinjrs
Handley Half-Way - House. HopkiM. Comptche;
MendoclnoCUy, Fort Bragg. Weatport and Usal;
at WlLLlT3for.Hearst.and Sawyer*; at SHER-
WOOD; for Fort Brare - Laytonville, Westport.
Covelp. - Cnmmingti, - Bell's Springs. - Harris, llub-
bard. . Fruitland, Dyersvllle, Garberville. Pepper-
wood,; Camp s,^Scotia and* Eureka. -T. -
.-•. Boats leaver. Tiburon Ferry. : foot of \u25a0' Market
street, and connect with train* at Tibnron..- -
\u25a0"\u25a0•\u25a0• .•'General, Office:* •- " .
: FERRT BUILDING, : SAN FRANCISCO.
"' — " '~L \u25a0'""•, ; JAS-- AGLER. General Manager.
B. I X.j BTAN,~. Gen. Passenger and Freight A*t. !
RAILWAY TRAVEL*
l-j^^n San Francisco
/^^ / FKOM DrXOfBEE JO. liW
NSj^^fQ/ . FERRY bEI-OT
>^jj>^ ' Foot of Mitrket Street -
leave , —VLV OAKLAXP.PIEI'— Arrive
1W» ElmJra.Tacaville. VTint.-rs. nunv
sey _ - - l-<* 9
" T.UCm Rirlnnonil. IVniiin. Sarratf>cn:a
\u25a0" , * Sui.<i:» ai»tl Way S-itaiio-.is. _ Hl*
':.C0« Davis. Wno»liais«l. \u25a0 Slßrysrille.
<:jiivtvK«l l:hiil— OroviJle...^ T-«^p
7^oa F/Bi'ii'.ist. Newurt. t'uittfrvi'la.
mvi Jii.^. l.os Gatoc. Wri^lit _ S.-C*
. 7.43« I VrMoJo. N.tpa. Culistoira. S»ui?a
Rosa. Mnrtine*. iriSJt Uanim* — 6/jSp
M9a Nile*. l'l«ii.«ivnloit. l.«vtT;ncro.
Tracj. LutSimp. Hbickton. - 7.~»
B.2Ca Minsta E.Tprv*.— (Via ParKt
Wiltinins, \Vill<iw». llr*\ Vixxtt,
A<iiliv:i«l. fortMiMtl »JHI Ea.-t._ S.:?>
J.2P» Slartitu*. Antioch. Kyrun.TTSMry.
Stocttuii. Newman. l^a» H:»ni>s.
MVmTota. Armoim. ll»t>fonL if "9
-\lsalia, l*orturvi!'.e _ - *•**».
t S^Oa Port Costa. I jithrop. Merc»-«l.Mo.
ilt»!to. Knnr.io. llrtiifonl. Vl-
i<a!iu. Tuhire. »Jaters«.-l<l ._ < «.»
, l.40» Nile^.' San ,F<»*e. Lfv»»ni»oro.
: *" Stockton ('Miltoii). Valley
Spriujr. lout!, Bacnunt-nto 4.*'» '
*.<oa Sni;ora.'i'uohn;isieainl A:iSvU.._ 4.0.'*
S.COa Atlantic •Xx press — Oylru ivml
rjwt .../_..;...„. «-2J«
9.4 C» (l!rlm:otiii. i'ort ('i>sta. Martinez.
iu:<\ Wny Stations S.W»
10.2% Vnll.-jo. iiaro Island. N»p» HOSa
lO^Oa New Orlcaiw Kxpn'ss— Inkers-
tieid. Ln» ArK't<'". Denu'ns. El
raso.' Now - Orteaijs . 7.M»
iOJOa Port C<»t». Murtiuw. Hymn.
Tracy. Latlirnp. Stockton.
Men"«l. Raymond, rn-sno.
(in>!iHU Juiution. Hanford.
I^moore. VUalla, Tularo. tMp
11M» The Qverlnnrt Limiterf— Omaha.
Cliicngo. ixsnver. Kansas City 7JS»
11.40 a Niles.^an.lowjvuKlWay Stations Z.«#
2.OC> Newark. Aguew. San Jew? 7-ZB#
3.63p Benicin. Winter.*, i^u'rauwnto.
WoiKllaiKl. Kiiifht* Lttiidinj,
Marysvilleawl Oroville_ . W.4aa
SJOp Port Ct»ta. Miutinez. Brion.
Trat-y. Modesto. Merced.
Fresno ; >2-0»»
3JJp Via Tiburon. West Napa. St
. Helena. Calwtoim ; WJS»
3.40» Portland Exprvs*. (via Davis). -
Williams. Willows. Ked Blufl.
Aihlaud. Portland and East ,9.45»
3.49* Hay ward. Nile* and Way Sta- m
tions_ • T. 48»
4.00» Vallejo. Martinez. San Ramon. „
Napa. Calistosa. Santa Rosa._ 92**
4.0»» Nile*. Tracy. Stockton L0d1 ..-.. WJ««
4J20» Elmhurst. Newark CentcrTillei \u2666»•«•
Aznew.San Jose, los Gutoa... i tl»-4*»
4.«» Hayward. NUes. Irvington. Saa tBJ3a
•Jose. Llvennoreu.—: — . \u2666H.4W
5.0»» The Owl Limited— Newman. Las
Banes. Mendota. FTesno. To-
lare. Bakerstield. Los A"»el«» tM *
5J9» Hayward. Nlles and San Jose 7.W*
S.2op VaUeio. Port Costa. Benicia. Sui-
sun. Sacramento \u25a0— - . m»»
«.«f» China and Japan Fast Mail—
Ogden. Oroaba. Chicasro — ;_— .
Martinez. Stockton. Sacra-
men to. Reno. . Sparks. . »*'^*
$29* Hajvard. Nlles and San Jose — MBa
7.l»» Tonopah Pas*.— Port Costa. Be-
nicia. Stii»un. Elmira. Dixon.
Davis. Sacramento, Tmckeo.
Ilazen. Tonopaa. Goldfleld
and Keeler . T.lto
7Mp Vallejo. Crockett and Way Sta-
tions, Sunday only >w H^aa
t2th Oregon Expreua— Sacramento.
MarysviUe. Red din*. Port-
land. P«set aound and tast. «.4S*
9.tH Fast Mail— O fden. Omaha. Chi-
cago,— Pueblo. Kansas City.
St. Louis _. —^ - ' 12-«» .
».W» Hunters Train. Saturday only.
Newark. San Jose and way-
stations. - **•*•»
COAST LINE
JW(Thixd and Townaend StreeU)
f.lßa San Jose and way Stations..: §J0»
7.M« San Mateo. Redwood. San Jose.
MorganhiU. Gliroy. Pajaro.
WaUonTille. S*nta Crzt— Lan-
rel— Boulder Creek, Del Monte,
Monterey. Pacific Grova . 5.4H
8.00. Shore Line Limited— San Josa.
Salinas, Paso Robles. San Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los -
. Angeles : -~ ' J9 »
S.Ma Del Monte. Monterey. , Padflo
. -\u25a0, Grove r 9M *
S.Ofa WatsonTille. £anta Cnw. Laurel,
Bonlder Creek : »J0»
SJOa The CoASter— San Jose, SaUnas.
San Ardo. Paso Robles, Santa
Marxarita. San Luis Oblspo.
Guadalnoe. GavioU, Santa
Barbara,- San Baenaventma.
-Omard, Bnrbank.LosAnsreles 11.45»
v 1.38 a Giiroy. HoUister.Tres Pinos, Pa-
jaro. Watjonvtlle. Santa Cros.
CastxorilJe. Del Monte. Paciao
Grove. Surf. Lompoc 11.45» ,
MSa South San Francisco. San Mateo.
Palo Alto. San Jose : 7.48»
itJfta Burllngatne. San Mateo. Red-
wood. Palo Alto.San Jose: 1^0»
11J«« San Jose and Way Stations 4.15»
2.10n Sail Jose and Way Stations.. — -. «-33«
3Mp Del Monte Express— San. Jose.
Giiroy. Watson ville. Santa
Crnz. Del Monte. Monterey.
Paci fie Grove «. — „ 12.13*
J. 15» New Orleans Express— El Paso,
San Antonio. Houston. Hew
Orleans and East.. 1015 a
3.15» San Jos«. Salinas. Paso Roblea.
Santa Barbara. Los Angele* ._ J.I t*
3.15p WatsonTille. Santa Cruz. Del.
Monte. Monterey. Padile
Grove . _ "-45»
- SJO» South San Francisco. San Jose.
Giiroy. Hollister. Tret Pinos— ISJSa
4J«^ San Jose and Way Stations -j H^fj
t5.OCp Burlinsame. San Mateo. Falo
Alto. San Jose. Los Gatoa t«.B«t
5^3? San Jos« and Way Stations 19.00 a
fS.CDp Burlinrame. San Mateo. Beres-
ford. Belmont, San Carlos. Red-
wood. Fair Oaks. Menlo Park.
Palo Alto, San Jose ......... 7.4»»
«.3C B San Jose and Way Stations .- fJfia
8.00» Sunset Express— San Josa. Sail,
nas. Paso Robles, San Lois
Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los
AngBles. Demlus, El PaßO.New
Orleans . 10.1S«
B.M» Golden State Limited Sleeper— ":~7f:
El Paso. Kansas City. St. Louis.
Chicago ;_- 1«JS«
B.oo* Pajaro. WatsonTille. Capitola, *
Santa Cruz. Castroville. Del
Monte. Pacific Grove 11.45t
"|.15» Ocean View. Palo Alto. Saa Jo*s UU
tI.M» Sacramento River ?teamers_.._ ft.9Cp
4.80» Tuesdays from Howard St. Wbarf
- N0.2. "5.3. Breakwater,"
Marshfield. Coquille, Myrti*
Point. Ore __„_ JM««
Union Transfer Company agents collect
baggage and checlu on trains of Southern
Pacific and deliver baggage to residence. They
are authorized to check baggage direct from
residence. \u25a0 \u25a0 . ' .
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street)
7XO. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. U.OO a. na.
12.00. 1.60. 2JO. 3.00. 4 .CO. 6.00. 6.00. 8 J0. >.W p. m.
A for Morning. P lor Afternoon
tSunday excested. tSucday only.
VTi\O~S TRANSFER CO>TPA?rT agen ts
collect baggape and checks on trains) .
of Southern Pacific and deliver ba«-
gage to residence. - They are authorized
to check baggage direct from resi-
dence. Telephone "Temporary 1945.
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD
VIA * SACSALTTO. MTTX VALLKT. SAX BA- .
FAEL— WEEK DATS AI»D SUNDAY*— 7:OO.
•7:48 8:25. *9:13. 9:50, 11:00 a. m.: 13:29
•\V*&, •S:l«j 4:35. -:ia. i:4O. «:30. l-.XX 9:00.
10:15. 11:85 p. m. BBtB
* Rons to San Qneotia.
7:45 a. m.. daily, for Casadero and way.
8:15 P- m.. Saturday only, for Cazadero »od wij
B-15 o m.. flutlT. exwnt Sarnrrtav* and Sonday*.
•torPotnt^^^^w^.^^
'Union Dwrt. ff^ot «f M»rfc»t «t.. Sna TV<tif!»^».
EUALPiIS RAEWAf
Via SacsaHto F-- - "not of Martcet at.
Lt. San Fraa. > ', Lt - T»g»»>P«l*-
Wk day [Sunday; fms£xni&. San<3aT | w * &**
fi«p -:^al i : ?ioB fi^7
..!... 11:00 A} } 2:3 OPt 4:30P .
Safday 1:45 I*l y£r 4:30 PlSat'*a» .
3.15 Pf T , \ 5:45 P| 9-30 4
Oa ~Lrx*\ Ho)Mav»'' Tratas Btm on StniV^y Tln»«-
TICKET. OFFICE- AT SAD3ALTTO FBRRY.
BAY AXP^IXTKRTJjRJBAX;^ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
XAPA VALLET ROUTE
Montleello 8. • 3. Co. and ' Napa Valley Etoetrto
B. R. Co. >Clo«« coaai><*t!ons. - .
6 — ROU.VD TRIPS DAILT— «
Boats leave Saa Franciaco 7:00. *9;43 a." »_; :
12:30 noon, 3:15. 6:00,. •8:30 p. m.
San Franciaco laodinc aad office. Clay-tire* t
Wbarf. Nortn • Bad Ferry BoUdlag, Mark9t-f tw«i
Ferry. Meals * Ja cart*. - r
Pbaae'. Temporary i4o6.*«.;, • .. — „_, .^. . .
•Landa Navy-lanJ direct l "^
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