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l n ' ""/ JIJJ* «f Ark«n«o street. SOO N of
Mary Kr«ii« «rt al. t« Theodore Kytka. lot on
on A F h< i"n. F > S^ 1"1 "* 1 " to Thpo «l<™ Kytka. lot
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». BQKh— AU «rori- for two ftorr and h«'«T
A*nt frame bolkJln* on B lln«V O f i eaten*
worth Kt.«*t. 40 -8W of Vallejo/ S 18-10 X
, 37:6. « 2 In.. E 31. X- 20. « W, «S:6- « sso' •
John Baczhaf with Loom j. Roberu and
O«o W E. • LinfiUd-All wm* for "f rVme r"-"l
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A<J«m Eose with Michael -{ C Reoch— All
SERIOUS LABOR STRIKE
NOT FEARED IN PARIS
In Large Sea Ports, How
ever, Trouble Is Ex- •
pected on May Day
PARIS, April 29.— The fear of ex
tensive troubles in. connection with
May day labor, demonstrations has dis
appeared so fs«r as Paris is concerned.
Thf^ authorities have decided it will
not be necessary^ to bring additional
troops here. Last year's dispositions
of troops and police will be repeated
Wednesday. Meetings ot workmen will
be permitted, but no street demonstra
tions. Several of the' more violent
sociklist agitators have been arrested.
Dispatches lrpm the provinces indi
cate-that the government's energetic
measures, to' preserve order at all haz
ards have dampened the ardor of the
labor organizations, and many, of them
have abandoned the Idea of making
demonstrations. " ' " •\u25a0 .
.Trouble Is likely, however, in the
larger seaports— Toulon. Brest, L"Orient
and Cherbourg:— and in the interior
cities of Rouen, Lyons and Limoges,
which are revolutionary hotbeds.
RESUMES EXAMINATION
OF INSURANCE BALLOTS
Man From Jerome's Office
Will Question Agent of
New York Life
NEW YORK, April 29.— Assistant
District Attorney Smythe today . re
sumed the Investigation of thfe charges
of forgery which have been made in
connection with the recent elections of
th« New' York Mutual life insur
ance qomp&nies.
Smythe went .with Assistant Deputy
Howe to the offices «f the New York
life, where they examined about 800 of
the alleged forged ballots.
Jacob Frank, an agent of , the New
York life, whose name appears as a
witness on many of the ballots, will
appear at the district attorney's office
tomorrow in response to a summons
by Smythe. •;- .
BANK CLERK'S THEFTS
TOTAL HALF MILLION
Many of Bonds Stolen by
W. O. Douglas Recov
ered, However
NEW YORK, April 29.— The total
market value of the bonds alleged to
have been abstracted from the Trust
company of America by W. O. Dougiau,
the assistant loan clerk, was $570,000,
according to a formal statement issued
by the company's examining commis
sion today. All the securities, with the
exception of $63,000, are said to have
been recovered, but the gross loss t o
the trust company was ?l<Ss,ooo,"as the
sum of $102,000 was paid to various
stock exchange brokerage firms, which
hold the securities as collateral. Doug
las' surety bonds, amounting to $25,000,
will be deducted, making the company's
net loss $140,000. ' i
UNION PACIFIC MAY
FIGHT NEW RATE LAW
Nebraska Commission Given
Intimation of Coming
Contest
LINCOLN. Neb.. April 29.— A letter
from the Union Pacific headquarters to
the state railway commission today in
timates that the roads contemplate re
sistance to the 2 cent passenger rate
law.
The letter is an answer to an inquiry
from the commission 1 asking why tho
Nebraska patrons were not being given
the benefit of the 1 cent rate on inter
state travel. ft
In reply to this the letter states that
the lawyers for' the Union Pacific and
other roads are disposed to unite in a
suit attacking the validity of the^ law.
WAITS FOR VERDICT IN
MOYER-HAYWOOD CASE
Senator Borah Refuses to
Discuss His" Trouble
With Grand Jury
BOISE. Idaho, April 29.— Senator W.
E. Borah returned last nisht frbni
Wash ngrton. where he ha* spent *om™
days in connection with affairs affect
ing: the state of Idaho. Senator Borah
declined today to discuss m any wav
the recent action of -the Federal grand
Jury which .Is alleged to have found
an Indictment against him; in connec-
r th l M °y e >-Haywood case is
over I may have much to say," he said.
KUROKI'S CICERONE PAYS
PLAIN ADMIRAL A VISIT
General Mac Arthur \ Fills in .Time by
Taking a Run Over Brem
erton Yard -•
rS^^'/^" - 9 - - lieutenant
General Mac Arthur.v: who is here to
escort^General Kurokr from Settle to
r-liJ l ? wn •: exposition, \ accom
panied by Mrs. Mac Arthur and . hi«
STurwiJPS tH in ' Ormkl y\Mto Admi?a!
Burwell at th«NPuget sound'navy yard
ron?lr^ rton .^^-Th" afternoon he
assuted in the arrangement, of K] r6- V
gram. for the reception- and entertain
ment of GeneraKKurokiandSarty W
their arrival ?h«ri.^Tombrr6w^eneffl
FF d a r C t Ar^ Ur , Wlll i, make 'formal :VlS! 'to
rtlt ?r V " F 9rt>Worde n s and^Fort
Casey. The imperial: party; will -prob
ably leave Friday? morning * \u25a0 " -
work for -three story "frame buildine on- \p
&&%%»%&£ € ° tß £°*> ?$S
first \u25a0 *tor.r: partition* on SW corner of Em» Jnd
Mason nntu. .w »7:8 bV; s\<* : > f i-J5.750 '* 1 ,
- **\u25a0 i--t'Old*teini company \u25a0\u25a0• trith -D' X
Brown,. -..« e»tern ' . iron \u25a0\u25a0 workc ' \u25a0 s •FT 'unh
J? ««' t r JZ?* n -\u25a0**&**. ;ickelh;imeV. John; G.
Sutton company^ Knowles k ; WaUer— To" erect
a\u25a0\u25a0 flte st»r* \u25a0 brick . building « on W ; line of SUtb .
THE SAX FRAXCISCQ CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 180.7
SWIMMER PERISHES
IN ANGRY BREAKERS
T. -Wright Robinson (Is First
Victim of Season •at
Long Beach
LONG [ BEACH, , April 29.— T. Wright
Robinson; ig«a-j 29 .'*, years. - an^ attor
ney with : Hastings ' & Steadman,'
Haller.,.buildingr.' Seattle, /was drowned
in 1 the surf herethisaftcrnoon;" Robin
son, who is -the first , victim: of the sea
son; entered the ?aurf,;whicht.was; run
ring; unusually,, high, with; his; college
chum, Tully: McN'ate .of HliOS . Angeles.
McNall returned- to; the'shore, but Rob
inson was \carrledH<ouU;. beyond;;" the
breakers and suddenly threw .up his
arms' and sank tjrom. sight." His body
has not been :. recovered. ..
KING LEOPOLD SEEKING /
• -THE AID OF^RANCE
Offer to Fallieres of Congo State
Made to Coerce Belgian
Parliament v
PARIS. April 29.— King- .Leopold's
visit to Paris Ina moment of- political
crisis in Belgium and %• his majesty's
lengthy conferences today- with Presi
dent Fallieres,-: Minister of Foreign; Af-;
fairs , Pichon and - Premier Clfemenceau"
have given rise /to''an* impression/that
the king intends H©*! make a,*! feint' by
offering the Congo Fre.e Btate to' France
for the purpose of coercing: thft Belgian
parliament into complying wjth his
wishes.
MARRIAG|_LICENSES
" The. following tnarirlafi* licenses were l6guefl
In this city, April 20: r \u25a0-\u0084 \u25a0 . ;
Claude W. Moran. 22. Berkeley, and Emella
M. Ferreira. 21. West Berkeley. ,:
Walter Irwin, 22, and Mary Tobin. 21, both of
105* Sancnes street. , . r
Horace &1. Weeks. 2S, Seba&topol, and Edith
Gustin, 25. 1922' Pine street. '„
Ignado Gonzaleg. 3d. 1329 Scott street, and
Sarah Hart. 37, 1331 Scott street. ' . ...
Martin It. Nicholson. 35, : 3^*9 Detlsadftro
street, and Mabelle A: Relbenstetn, 26, 2211 Van
Ness.avenne. »' ' \u25a0' *-; r , v . -'
Charles Howard.' 39. 370 \u25a0 San \u25a0 Carlos avenue,
add Anna Bettinger, 39, Bait I-ake'Clty.
Harry Halrorsen, 25. - 1759 Eighteenth arenue,
and Jennie Moren. 24, 1139 McAliiftter street.
Edward M. Branham, 85, Oakland,: and Annie
Lone, SI, W)l Stanjmi gtrcet. > . " - *
Frank J. Banks, 22, Belvedere, and Hannorah
Catties, 23. city. A :
\ Michael Wd.aiufhlln. 37. . 1495 Valencia street,
and Mary. Benn, ' 86. : 1216 York street. 1 ' -• -••
Kdward Klelnschmldt; 26.' am! Kmllee Braun,
20. 2475 Post street.' :^ - :' \u25a0 - -i ,
Frank C. Russell/ 21. r>2J» Myrtle arehue,. *nd
AII»«n A- Krlly. Is, '^26HTurk atreet.
Vicente M»chufo. 31, and Emillft-S. ManslllaV
35. both of XV'est Berkeley. ; '-, ,
Charles F. Deise!. 33. 8 Sunny court, and Ann*
Stiiber. 30, 8i24 Foisom fttreet. . i; -. : \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0••;.\u25a0>:-
Wentworth M. Buchintn'.' 31." Honolulu, 'and
Gertrude M. Rr-can, 20. 2363 Union street. "."" -
William S. Wllkin*. 31. Fowler, and Cella C.
Waterman. 2fl. 476 Fifth at^nue. , . i'
Earle R. Wilthew. 21. ' 438 Lyon istreßt. and
Emma C. Flactier.: 18. 425 Duboce'iTenue.- - •- \u25a0
Walter E. Hnoke, 2i; 2596 Howard street," "and
Carrie B. Agostini, 21,. San Andrea*.; .
Manuel LaCa»a, 40. and Marie de los Angrelos
Romero." 30. both of, 207 Sixth tTfcnue.
Harlow W. Culter, 21,'-13SR Haight street,
and Ella F. ton Kapff, 18, 2031. Golden -Gate
arenue. • • --.-< =
William E. H»u(sman. 21. and May G. Boss,
18. both of Clinton Park. • \u25a0 .
George Carter. I'd. and Eunice Hooper, 21, both
of 427 Fulton streat. . \ .
OAKLAND. April 29.— The following m«rri«ge
IK-enses were issued today:
Waldemar Perkins. 2», Fitchhur?, and Mar-
.guerite A. McGollrick, 24, Oakland.
Hujfh Wearer, il'fi,- and Ellen F. Dldwa*. 35,
both of StocktonA
- James B. Whitehill. 27. Butte. Mont.; and
Elizabeth Pratt. 25. DaklantJ... -.
Uny W. Appleton. 23, and Minnie P. Maliurln,
23. both of Oakland.'
James W. King:. 31, and Marie S. Merrill. 25."
both. of Oakland- \' . -
Chris Edwarrtu/ 2." Oakland, r and H*ftle : Shep-
ard. IS. San Franchro.
v.th^ f oaku^i 31 v* D(1 \u25a0\u25a0 AD^ g^' -*:
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DBMS
Birth. m*rria«re and death notices sent by ra«Il
will ndt be inserted. .They ranst be handed in it
tuber of the publication office* and o« indorsed
with tlie ntme and residence of person* author-
ized" to have tba same published. * Notices r»-~
strlcted simply to tbetinnonncement of the event
are pnhll»he<l once In Ilila column free of charge.
BIRTHS - -\u25a0'.'. -. vV;.?
DIBERT— In Oakland, 1 April? 27. 1907, to the
-...wife of I'bilip C. DibprtineeWhlte)..;* »ou.; %
KEATINGr^In tbi* city. April '2^ UBO7, V" the
wife of'Thoma* P. Kming. •> son, \u25a0\u25a0.t-'-
; MARRIAGES • v '*v.v.
CRABBE—McXAMARA4-ln this- rlty. April : .2.V
1007.'.. by •' the \u25a0• Rev. -Father Doran. "Edward C»
S.Orabbe of Honolulu. T. H., and L. Agnp*
McXamara- of Oakland; cai. ' \u25a0 „.\u25a0\u25a0-- ' r;.;j.^
FRANCIS— HARTVOOD-4o this city, " April-2A^
190". by .the R«v. J. H, Schroeder. Albert W.
Francis and Emily F. Harwood,;botn-of.San
Francises., . \u25a0 '\u25a0•\u25a0.. \ •\u25a0 , ... ' '~
GJDDIXGS— ROBERTS— Ii> this city. April 2i; ;
1907. by the Re<, Cecil Marrack. James -H
oiddlnag of -Venthra. c»!., and Daisy Irene-
Hobertu of San Franelsca: . "- \u25a0 *.-,- - "'
LAMX— COOPER— In this ."city/' April 27. 1907.'
I.amn of San Fran<>lscrt t und ; Mande * EstPlle
by the Rev. Georee.W. V\"hite; pastor of Wesi
ley; Methodist." EpUcopil 'church, Alarik 'H.
.; Cooper of l'reki.'.Cal." • \u25a0: 1 '? ; "
BEESK— DIBKRT— In Xagh'tlile. - Term!. April
'it, 1907. . WJlliam P. Reese of Johnstown; Pa.,
- and OliTe A. Dibert of OaUand. Cal. ' --I-**-
DEATHS \V ~~
Barthel. I-eonore... 1 MeGMleuddy, Come
Dererell. Richard .". «8 ;lln«; lln« ...........;. .TiS
D.rke«; . CbarleK : D.. 24 Xllen," Rnfm^B ;."."; .. 52
Esn n. Richard J. Jr. — O'llftrt Dennis P;..; :"7
(sa van. Michael J. .' C."» O'Keefe. Jobn ;.'.;..; 2rt
Olllegpie. Thomai.. "4 Olson." AnixftTl^ViT.'fii-
Gray. Georf e , W. : . .V— Powell, i Htlen «v.V.'7'4l
Haake. Charle* . . .% 70 fleott,^ Alexander D. *: 72
Hansen. 'Andrew X. 63 Shea.. .Patrick:. V.'.V.V 70
Hart. John .......'.— Rkllliconi.? Jofca ..-.:.75
Jacob*,, Henry-'. ... . 22 SBiwr.- Sine'Kr. .r;r.v3
Jannen. Char Jen \u25a0. ..57 Stronit.^ George f Jr.V^SS-
Leonard." Patrick J. 5!5 Yasuda, ; T.";: .rV; .*.*.: 23
Meyer (infant) \u25a0 ' ' ' \u25a0 \u25a0?'\u25a0' n' :: — *- rn^ <\u25a0 -\u25a0" \u25a0
McEihatton,C4therJne7s Pearl (card 6t thanks) ; -v.
BARTHEL — In,thls city..'Af»r!l 2*.">1»07, I^nnorft
«Bartoel, beloved danghter.rtf Carl and Lulu
Bartbel, and Ulster of Hatel Rarthel, a native
of , San. Francisco, \Cal.r. aged' 1 years and 4
. month*., r,:; r - "
DEVERELL— In the , city : and ' o«iinty honplUl.*
\u0084' April ' 29, 1907.- Ricbsrd Derereli, a natite of
. England. . aged 68 year*:".'. : j ".-"-;• ;.
DTKES— In this clty.t'AprJl 2f1.-l»n7. at the;r#s-
• tdencej 2409 , Clayi street,-? Charts JD; '.Dyk?*,'
belo? ed - son ,of Frances "T and ? th* late <^ Robert
Dyke*, and brother ' of : Oeor«r* and Mary Dyke*
and tl'e late France* and Robert Dyke's; a* na-
,;tl»e of San Francisco,; aged 24 -years 8 months
. and; 2B ; days. ' . \u25a0- -. \u25a0 . .;.. ..v
EGAX— Killed In Oakland. 'April 2J.; 1907,-Rich-
" ard'/J.7 - J r..: '-. dearly.; boTbved husband of' Marr
'Egan,' and ; beloTed son of Uichard J. and Ahnl*
V Kgan, and doroted brother of Frack.' John.'Ed-
ward. ; Thoma* and William' Egan land ' Mr* ; W >
. -.Holliday.'Mr*.' D. .FA Cameron,^ Mr* f Mona"
ban.: Mrs.; TV.*. Parker an<l Mrs. 1.. O.Sweetscr '\u25a0'
a native of ; ; San ; FrancUco.'. ; \ .- \u25a0\u25a0
GAVAN— In". Berkeley.'- April ::2«;V imri'^Michael
s. J.-; Ga van. e deafly, beloted" husband of iHannnh
M. «;«ran. and father of Thoma* F.,- James T •
and Jo«»pii M.-Gavan and-Mrt;, J.'Ui.. Hoar \u25a0 a
natlr«of ;Ireland.laftMsO3'years. : \ \u25a0;<-.%'.•
- I'rirnd 1 " and acquaintances Arc respectfully
invited to a tt«nd the funeral service* tomorrow
- •WednesdayU'May.'l.'^at^OfO'clorkfa" a at
St. Joseph* church. wstre*t.w 5 tre*t . Berkeley.-; where > a
" solemn requiem m*s« for the repose tf his wm'l
i will be said.' lnterm»nts Holy. Crois cemetery
• by .electric • f unera 1 '«ar > lea vlng foot 'ef , Market
; street /at II •a.Vm.'f ; Remains sat - th* , funeral
f -: parlor* of'Jam9aAn;*'J>lehan*.*i2434 <Te.lecranb !
; avenue between DWlgt t day tad Haste atre*t;
GILLESPIE— io ;Htni«n elty,; r 2» v ''\u25a0' 1907^
Thoma*,. beloved hnShand.of the late Xlarr Gll-
v'leaple,* and beloved J father of Mrs.? Albert' Ti«-
sot \u25a0' and Jeff ' and ! the ; late s Frank 1 GHUVnIe *' a
native of ?c Richmond ,*J Mad l*on = 5 countj vi \u25a0-
*g*4 74 year* 11- months and 17id»ys.j- >*/'
The foneralJ will.; lakevpiipptxhurSiiiiT .»
\u25a0 fl: -12 ' *l clock ' •' '\u25a0\u25a0 m " : '- from ' •»'•! '*t* 'i residence,
\u25a0 12ftft \u25a0-. Tenth avenue. SSaniet.ftthence |t» ,»t
; Anne's [church,-; where a irequi*m"< maw for th*
\u25a0:; repose :of hift . »mil ?\u25a0 will »' b* ? celebrated. 7 com-
.; raenclng at JO 1 o'clock V *rf rn. '^ Interment i Holy
: :Crog»tceraetery/f; Kindly^owiltjflowers.i J - -
GRAY^lnUhiBtcny~7Awilf27.¥l9or,iGeoEte w
Gray, - y«uog«*t ? and * beloved Uoa of. Lokg \H"
. Gray, -a native i of "California:; : •j .- *
HAAKE— In Alameda," April " 25. ; 1907 'Ctlt\p»
;, Haake. 1 r: beloved '\u25a0\u25a0 hnsband » of » France* • H««k» »
-'and'fatUer ofiCharle*;Hatke.iJr.-and Mm"j'
ty H.-s Bdhr.ii and i brother ', of,' Mr*.^ Nelsen » Hindv
j;«nd ? the ;lat* ; Mr*.- C- Claa***n,-* a I natlte w
Hanover, Germany,:' ,*ged/; 70 years £ aaj ii'
Friends ;and acqaalntanees are , respectfciu/
_inTited r ; ; t(>; attend vtiiPlfuueral t"day ;.* (Tues-
tdaj-j; April SO.'at 2 o'cluck p. in./ from his late
residence."; 922 .; Chestnut >trect,-'. Alanie<t«/.-,Jn;
terment ; private. \u25a0\u25a0 - . v"\"**- : . "*'•'"
HAN'sEN— ln'.Hayward. April '2% IStnT, Andrew
Xclsout Marten, .ibeioved. liusbaml; of *Mar>rsret
Hanseu.* ' and i loving i father of - Ann > and -'. I'eter
Hansen.ia;nßtW«vofJl>cntuark, ng<?d 03 .foam
10 months and ,U3 r datn.f'; : . - '\u25a0-. \u25a0: .. :,. \u25a0:? ; 'f -.
;.. Friends ;" and s arciuain ta m.es i are - respectfully
Invited • to' nttciM »the ; funeral : sml', 1^ tomorrow
t vWdnesday i.s'April , SO,; at < 2 -o'clock' p.~: ui./- at
bis lat«' residence- iv ; Hayward. \u25a0 Interment
Hayward. * \u25a0_-\u25a0-,-••- -.
11A11T— lii; tui« ; eity7 April • I>S, 1907. John, be-
loved r brother "of -.Thomas •"amlsPeter; Hsrt-and
M r*. • Mary Hlggln* t aud > M r.«. ; C.y K. = McCall," «
natltevof «tb«»' parish of Killnactlgue,* Couuty
8lij:o. Ireland. ;:.-.' •. .- \u25a0-•\u25a0 : -- 1
Friends ; and ttcquaintanccs are .respectfully
invited , to attend tbe fimpral '. tomorrow U Wed-"
;\u25a0; i)C!i(la.vir'atS:3o o.~'Ut.'.';frum Ills late resident
»VJ5>/ B - Counocticnt : street.".; tlie:ice •\u25a0 lo fSt. -',1V
rcsa'M ! church. r where i a'; rpqiifeni : high i mans for
:,&; the. rtponei of -uisf soul;. will becfclebrated at: 9
a. m.' -"lutermeut 1 H«!y Cross. ceaietory.-. :
LEONARD— In tli'U <it.r. "April 2ft," 1007. -Patrick
\u25a0J-. : l>onard, a native of. Ireland,. aj?e<l j 35 years."
Funeral \u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 nerticeß i --. tomorrowr --.- ( Wednesday),*
\u25a0 M«f 1. at 10:30 o'clock, a. iii.. at'tbe parlors
iof Valente.' Matin! ; A Col. ?.44S : Mission utreet.-
,^lutftrnient lloiy Cros* Om^wry by ii;3o ».m.
Wtfain-from 'Valencia and Tweuty-sJ^th- street*.'
JANBEN— In : \u25a0• Berkeley. April . 27. \u25a0 15>07.
: Brigadier Oeneral Charles Jansen,. -beloved bus-
band .of '- Eratna Janspn..' and :\u25a0 father ;of -• Mrs.'
Cbarles T. Glltord nnd Mri«. Charles H. McLean,
and , grandfather 'of Irene 5 and -Charles iJansea
' Jr., a.natlve r of Belghim.' : ajred .*>7'reac*.V-"A
member of Durant \o<\gt,' V. and'A.';M.;:Berke-
\u25a0 ley.-';'.:-.- \u25a0 --': .> ,: ,':.' \u25a0 \u25a0 v- ' '.:--: -U-.----VJ
Friends and ; acquaintances ? are ; roipectfuily
invited to -attend" the funenil serrire* • today
(Tuesday), April 30, at 1 o'clivk « p.'\ m.; at
' Hamilton \u25a0 hall;-- corner, of ; Geary and • Stelner
streets* San ; Francisco,".- under ' the, auspicea : of
George >H. -Thomas jpost.'.'.'-O.A:' B.; ; Inter-
ment National' cemetery, ; Presidio.
-» - Veterans. N^ a. C.t will" meet at \u25a0 Hamilton
Hall/ corner of OearyaudStelner streets, .to-
\u25a0day 1 (Tuesday).. April 30; at.l o'clock, to: at-
jtehd-'tbe/funera|- of our -late comrade, Gen-
': eral Charles Jansenr '. \u25a0 : ' \u25a0 .-«
' -' .JOHN E. KLEIK. Commander.
.C.W": RADEBOLD, Adjutant. - . !
JACOBS— In' Napa'.iqa!., April 2S, IM7. Henry.
\u25a0v 1v 1 beloved ; Bon of Mr». M.' E. Jacobs,- andibrother
: : of- Perry -and Robert Jacobs,- a native of .Sac- '..
: ram en to county, aped 21! .vpnrs and 2 months
. (Sacramento and "\u25a0\u25a0-. San , Rafael "• papers : please,
copy.) \u25a0 ;;. -. -. \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0,-\u25a0-,:„ >«, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - . -. -. \u25a0•--
.Funeral- today (Tuesday). «t- 3:30 o'clock.
: . Interment Tulocay; cemetery, , Napa. - - \u25a0 -<:,
>,VBLHATTON--T-In Oakland. April 2s. 1007.
Catherine -McElhatton. mother of W, A,, An-
drew and- G.-D.vMcElbatton nnfl • Mrs.. Fr*rt
Dingwell and Mrs. Alexander Piper. I a native
uf Ireland, ajted 75 yearn and 6 months. '.-' .
S Friends and acquaintances are \u25a0 respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
\u25a0 (\\edn»sdayi. May.i. at-io o'clock a. m.V at
the. home of her daughter. Mrs.- J. F.Dinu-
well.ir.ls West street, Oakland. Interment
fcverpreen;cemetery. liv,'*!^
McGILLICUDDY— In this citr. April 29 l»07
'Cornelius McGillicnddy.' beloved son of the
late- Jeremiah , and Julia MeGlllicuddy, and
dearly -beloved brother of David A. MeGilll-
<uddy.and. Mre.- Mary Kerrigan.: and uncle of
I rank, Joseph and May Kerrtgan and Mrs.-L.
Seharetg jand the late David Kerrigan, a na-
tive of Boston, Mas*., aged 53 years and 4
. months.'- . : ... . . *-.
MRYER—In this^clty. April 29. l»07. I.onise,
beloved daughter of Gustave and Minna Meyer
andibeloved sister of Gustave Jr.' and the late
Minna - Meyer. *. native of San Francisco, aged
-'months and 21 days.
* NI b K l~< ln JJ r h UIt r Ie ; Cnl • Apri! 2S - l»07, Rufus
„/ Io ~ dh f u * ban<J ot Emma Nile!., andfatber
| - ; Mles. a native oT-Noraj Scotia. >*ed r.2ryear».
; O'HARA— In . this city, April 29.-lf>o7, at the
1 [jplj l^ * - -* \u25a0- • '.\u25a0•" "-** irv^y^t|i
A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
I * oo Golden Gate V are., Cor. FlUmore.
:.'\u25a0\u25a0";.-': .' \u25a0\u25a0";.-' /Telephone West ' s93o. Z^jC^i
McBREARTY & : McCORMICK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS/
915 iVALEXCIA ST., NEAR 20TH.
Formerly, of McFadden. 1 . Mcßrearty k Green- J
.-;.\u25a0-- Telephone Market 07.
H.P.PETERSEN
Funeral Director and ' Embalmer.
1940-1942 Po«t "st.:. -bet. Fillmore and : Steloer-
. • ' Telephone Wes t 6.133! ...
VALENTgMARINI & CO:
Ui\DERTAKERS
3448 3IISSIO.V STREET
Xear.Thtrtlethr*' Tel. Market 282.
p. f:^green <®» coi
"'• '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0J- *' FpjJEßA'ri DIRKCTORS.- -;.
- NB. cor. Sixteenth and Gnerrero st».
Formerly. of McFadden;' Mcßrearty & Green-
.-'\u25a0-. V Telephone .Special 1567. .
WOODLAWX \u25a0 CEMETERY
. ' San. Mitfofounty •
Finest and Best Equinped Receiving Vanlt and
*.. -. (Masonic Cemetery Association.)
;OIBt:e:1154; OIBt:e:1154 O 'Farr ell '. S t.
H: J. Gallagherllndcrtaking Co.
1^ VV T^ TER '* f - bet - Ellis fr O1O 1 Fa rrell., T*L
\u0084v We«tv We«t 3023 i-DANIKT^P. DONOVAN.- Pres.V*
Manager; .TOH.V: DOUGHERTY. VlCePres. ,, *\u25a0
THEODOR DIERKS & CO.
Undertakera,
960 Hevlsadero St. Cor. McAUiater
\u25a0•'.-, "v. .Telephon* Went 4504. .
McAVOY;;OJHARA& CO.
if.VnEHTAKERS. '
5347-234 A "Market ; Street;
Between 16 thr and :17th sts.. Established
: :\u25a0;\u25a0; \u25a0'._; 1878. :.:Phone iMarket: 154^ \
PHONE MARKET 132. ;^
Qantfier Bi*os.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBAI.MERS,
7.3400 SIXTEENTH STREET
•-..\u25a0\u25a0 Between Church and ftanchel. : ' ,v-:' ,;
BMi'sSEBTAKiIiGIS
. 1082 1 Folsom st. : bet. • 14tb '*\u25a0 and ; 15tb :
• ~ _ PHONB MARKET 106. :
M. : ;FSAASS \u25a0 .GCX
V««'^ and '.Kmbklmewr^ri : \u25a0
1335 Golden , Gtte aye. between • Fillmore". and
' Stelner »t««ti, •, -
Phone Park 867. .;.
TELEPHONE^PARKi 12 '
SAMUEL McFADDEN & CO.
FUNERAI/DIRECTORS, '
: 1070 Halghts »t. near Baker.
...\u25a0. Take Halght street Cars.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS,
':] \u25a0 J FUNERAL DIRECTORS
260S k Howard st. ; nr. 22d. : ; :: Phone ; 276
J. J. O»CONIVOR
"P-" r '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 "-PLORISTi.-- \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'.
531 HA YES i STREET.
':'- :.s i/ \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ', :. > Phone - Pane 440,
COR. DEVISADERO : AND > McALLISTER ' STS/
•,"..•\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'•\u25a0;\u25a0;.> Phone West* 2571. ;.,../ -"* \u25a0
- O. JACCrIERI«^c6; 7;. '
F M I S. R^Iv DmECTO R s A M> EMBALMERS
.8032 MISSION, STREET. Sen Francisco, Cal. -
r Pbone Market 174. San: Francisco. -
-, - ;: : r
• 548 «!5 yclim^,* t ' D(lar ; 26th^ Oakland. Cal.' %
Phone;O«klandjS7ll;:.Oakland.. f Cal.i -*>V
GEO. W. ,VVST.\ HENay.C-VBCNKER. \ "
_:.:;.:; •..xBUXKERSA' I |IiUNT- :^'"- - v :
F tJ N B R A I/iDIRECTO RS77
rs.- Mtaalon Maaonlc Tenmie, '-; i
• ; M iisiod: street. \u25a0\u25a0*
Phon» Marfcat 2820.' -^g *
Galiforaia Undertaking Go.
7:v ;u22.b-SfE^ERTsfRBETjv
between Sacramento and ! ClayH Phone ; West 132t.'
-
- V^^^RTAKER»^7 :
:A In^EbiDV^TREET/j Mear': Scott ' - ',
Phone' Weiit ) 264! V • > 7 7 i
j» Funeral \u25a0 Dlrrctora and Embalmera - i
i - _ Pritate; Residence Accommodation. '
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, Office ' SW." corner -25tb ; and ' Guerrero ' ats
\u25a0 ;\u25a0;\u25a0-, -,'.-:-: SY Pbonef Market? 3s: -\u25a0--' -„-\u25a0-• \u25a0
; ... parent*' residence, -IIOU Tennessee 'street, Den-
• inis"K.,*J<le«rl.r "hplored' «(mTof iHushiK.^anrt;
MnrKsn-t^T. -O'Hurar^and^loTlng ~ brother * of
Mnrri:.; Robert K.Jarid.llugh'D. O*Hara:fanrt
7 ffr«nd«>(i-»fiMr*£D;VHerMbr;?«tiiatiT*'Of San
_rinnci«ico.jajfrtl; .7?xcars,B months and 10: days:
IKKEFK-r hi"i thl» ? city. -April i 'J»,: 19OT. c John?,
lie'oveil '" sou Z "f " the .: latei David "-. and <• Johanna
f»'K>ef>\ ! niuU.tiii)ther:oftrthe late Donald
O'Kppfo. : 'nuil^neplit'ir^bf .'rMr*.^ N»ra Russell;
ant! : cousin uf : l'a t ri | c . and \u25a0 Sort"; Russell,* a na-
tlT«:"l«f ; San: Franuiscu,* aged: "o years .7 months
and ; 1" day. ;•.-•; " : . : , : : •\u25a0_
Id : tFiis< cit.r."" April 129, J1907.- Anna'H.r
\u25a0 beloved \u25a0ntfcint .the -late.«reter-, OUon. : and
nvulior t.f All-*. 1 A.'. 8.-Hartey of 'Spokane.
Wasu...Mrs.'Hii;kmanand,Mrs.,N.~EcklnDd;of
I -on jr I K<>acli . ICa 1.V.; and Conrad aud r Alexander
\u25a0 O!si»n l of 5 Spokane. ,. Wasb.Yt and .. Rene. .There** '
find Arthnr,.Ol9ou.i« natlTe'of Sweden,' aged tis
/^.vears . fl_; mouths. aud s,day?.:, day?.: ...:;,,
POWELL— In iiiU city. ."April 20i : 190", Helen
;v,Potrell., dearly belwed* wife of -Robert Powell.
SS'ainatiTe of e Topeka;' s Kan.y aged 41' years and 6
mouths.: ;'-..,- •. - .'' -\u25a0. \u25a0 .... :
' \u25a0> Friends . aud , acquaintances ;' are . respectfully
it Invited \u25a0 to ' a tteml '• the •• f uneral t tomorrow/: (Wed-.
rir' at i'J'. o'clock ip.-in..*from '.the
• .% parlors' of . Val»nte. wMarlnt \u25a0 &: Co:, , 3448 , Mission
street.^ , lnterment ;Alount Ollyet, cemetery Pi-y?
SCOTT-i-lh 'the /rlfyfaiidVcoiintyihiiMpltai.t April
." i.'S,, 1007. "AlexanUor^D.;'Seott/. a natire of
vi;NeirAY^rk.^aged''72 : years. ' r \
SHKA— Tn* tnl« city. * April L'2S, .1907. Patrick
>;f Sbea. -- beloved : brotber : of • Mrs.- Richard • CnrtU.
..a native i of : County Cork. '-.lreland, " i aged 70
:: -years.;:: :, .'; ;'l-:. -•"•• v. \u25a0 :'\u25a0 -;,-\u25a0 ' ••.-• ; ,i-. .
'\u25a0\u25a0-,\u25a0 •.. l The; funeral will take place- today. (Tuesday),
"Vat^Va.; m.: from .the parlori« of ;P« F. ! Green
& Oo.7? northeast corner uf. Sixteenth and'Quer-
streets, abence ,to= St. -Peter's chnrch,
-,-« where : « requiem '; ma«s - for the - reposte : of*. hi«
fti'BuuUwillibp celebratedfeatS:3o a. m. > Inter-
nment; Holy Crt»s. ; cemetery.
S KILLICORX— In th!(i city, Aprfl 2fl,f 1807, John
l.'. SUUiicorn,- dearly belOTe'd husband of the late ;
.Catherine SfciUicorn.' and loting father of John
M.' and,, Mary. M.' Skilllcorn and Mrn.'.H.M.
• Olynn.'a native of Douglas, lele' of Man,* axed
!<7s<year«. //;;\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 \\\u25a0„\u25a0 -\u25a0 ~\ : -' \u0084_; - ' . ....:..-\u25a0• \u25a0;..-.=
*'*. Friends ' and acquaintances are - respectfully
; inrlted to ; attend .the funeral 'tomorrow (Wed-
;.nesday).j!May \u25a0; :l. i at 8:30: o'cloc- a.^ m., from
the i- residence -of; his >, daughter, . 1412 * Castro
; street; near Twenty-flf tb, v thence to : St. \ Paul's
\u25a0church, -corner of Twenty-ninth and: Church
streets,,. where a requiem mass' for the repose
of his r •otaliwill.be celebrated, commencing- at
» Urn., sharp. . Interment -Holy Cross ceme-
s.tery.v---: \u25a0\u25a0•• \u25a0•\u25a0.\u25a0.•: . -\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0-...- \u0084 ..:
SKOW— In this city. April 29, 1907. at the resl-
denee of her. parents: 1327 Twenty-third street,
" 5 0f 'f ero ' from diphtheria, - Sine *X; Skow.
dearly ; belored . daughter of Christian \u25a0 and \u25a0 the
.late^Slne Skbw.'and belated sister. of. Walter
. Annies and -Lillian Skow.-^ a native- of Sfoek-
• , ton, ' Cal., ' aged 5 years : 11 months , and : 2- days.
l^ R - < S»S^. I ?i'* hI "«"* lt ': f April *"27r 1907.: George
7 \u25a0>£3£L' : ZF&ii« En?land ' ><fM 52 7M ™
in»lf^ nd Jn •* d f ;««l««Hnt»nee« are respectfully
• dlrwinr .\u25a0""• M :'the-*fnneral.- toda/ (Tnes-
'^•T*. April 3O.;*t-l o'clock., under the ans-
Pices' of Golden Gate lodge 204 I. OO - T
-ne°r sfrUf.' 1 '^ 15 * 11 ' COra<>r 6f «««ry «nd Stei'-
ht >2Hs!i "' , llUerment Cypress Lawa cemetery
™* ' £« t f unMal ; car^ trf>m l Thirtieth street
and San Jose arenue:. Remains -at 'bis l*fp
residence. ISSA Guerrero-street ••
T^on^T *£„?&***'«»»>** hospltaK April
25* years! lusuda v* ."*»»«. of J "P» n . «*ed
CARD OF THAXKS.
beaTuifnf* flnt 0 , i tb i nk \ OUr maD 7 frlM() « fo«"f o«" the
oeatuiful noral .offer n«, ; sympathy and HnH
ness exteadedjo us in'our laTbereateLn " d "
MR. and MRS. L. A. PEARL.
/. ~ " .-^ — i^ aiawa^a»
CYRUS S.WRIGHT,
GEO. H. CLARK,
.A.; P.; BOOTH,', .
HAROLD V. WRIGHT.
N. GRAY & CO.
UNDERTAKERS '
21OS GEAR V ?T.; COR. DE VISADERO.
, : .-. v- Telephone .West '4707. -
J. C. O!CONNOR & CO.
.^^'I'UXERAL: DIRECTORS.
-ro TURK ST. hetw^n Van XcV. Aye
Lady Attendant. ;: T6l: Franklin 1911
\u25a0 -, ; :\u25a0. , v - ;.; ocEAyf travel \u25a0 - -
ATLANTIC IANSPORT LINE
\P«ar? - '<••• ••"• y l ?' June 15. July 13
m^Ptonku:}:::::^^: iZl^ §
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
' r ii-' ' R *<*erd B m, "', V l* BoaloKne
v i"f ;. w ednesday. *< per Saillni? List. \u25a0
P«rt.^'' # •••""•• •• \u25a0 -May P. June 12, July 17
PM*£ m* "• • •• • i'»y I S. - June /19. July 24
Potsdam .May 22^ June 26; AuV 7
ta^nl!J d4 ™ .^^u^e'^^u^'y- A^l?
RED STAR LINE
r t npt» e .'Xrr, York ~~ 1^ oi * cr —^Antwerp :
muvn '• ' '-\u25a0 " \V ay "• June - *- \u25a0 J u>y c
yppVivn" "\u25a0 •" -v"" 1S - J'"!* 1 I. Julr 27
Kf^^---§^f : j^ a^;i
WHITESTARLINE
"Al^Yr - ? rit "— <ln *' ell ' lt «^n— Liverpool
rrnpin --.!...• V." *V» May 15
r«?rTrr \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0• V ay 1T ' Jun «' 20. July lft
CELTIC May 31, Jane 27. July; 25
TiT-??A.M J? •,•••• JJ f «y ?2. June . 1 ft. July ;1 7
MAJE.SriC.......Jnne 12. Jul ? 10 Aus*7'
•Aen.2S.ooo (oti«i ha. EleVatopGyml
nailnni, Turkish Bnths and Baail.
a rt in?n i0 rn "~^ llcen *<«"n--Mverpdol 'i t
rYMRr"'" 1 "" 1 ";; — '"' ll^ 9 ''- 11 " 1^'
REPU8L1C. .... ) . . ... .... ... . . May ao. : July 3
?he : MEDITERRANEAN^io RE ;
rrpn FROM-NEWrvonK> AZORE!
,r '"\u25a0 -; ' U P«OM J BOSTON,-' : P "
- . .-.\u25a0, «« Ellin. at.7- near -^- i^
Passenger Service
_ PLTMOnTH-CHERBOURa^HAMBDRG
* Gymnisiuto." - '•Grillroom. ' r ßltx.r.rifrt™
Rettattraot. J Palm Garden. - : 5 Electrfcßltß?
Twin-Screw : .; passenger Service
» ;!l L P° DTH -C«B»60UR0--HVMB0Ra *$3
gaitq a itu C "' ' # '' \u25a0 * Vw May I 4 Pennsylvania. , . .May t«5
, .-.^Mediterranean'-. Service.
' TO GIBRALTAR. \u25a0 NAPLES *AND 'OEXD \
•Hambnnc. :v;-:-:':T: : -May 7." Jime 11. An-" n
Summer bruises
; S DURING) JUNE;? JCLYi AND v AUOOSf"
to vth^J. orwefflan^Flords.* North Cap£
Spltzberwn. Icelaud % and European
seaside resorts. Send* f or programme.
;:TODRIST| BUREAU. ~ }
R. R. Ticket^. 1 ; hotel ' accommod* tion's and gen-
er»l ! lnformation -about? foreign- tratel "if
; Tratelers'^Cbeck».* j{o<>d ; ail , orer tue ; world.
Ham burg- America n : Li ri c j
»08 ] Market St., | San , Franetsco. -^
: ... "'•>-. Telephone , Temporary J 2C*«. ; ..•- '
OCEANICS.S.CO.
BOXOLULU—?. ».; SiPrra «aIN-. J Aprll Sft,'. 'll
HONOLLLU— S. L S.i Alameda . **lls 111: m.i Sat-
» .US\*/;. U S\*/; -'"y" y J1:J 1: ' R °on<l s trio, * lirtt - claw., «125::
TAHITI., SOT:THSEAS--S.-Si.-Marlpo«a »aiis »t
;11 «/ m.v:Mfty^2l.- ] Fir«t clas«;irotind trlprsl23.
J. t)^ SPRBCKELSf* BROS.' CO. ! -> :
rBBr 88 Clay, Street,' San Franrinfo.
- PaBBengef^J>epartinent.;fi73 Market at/
-•-•- % ' I !*9 n * X'fl>niporaiT l 1231."
I COMPAGNIE (GEREgALE \ TRANMTLANTJPE
.\u25a0:'\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0 •* DIRECT LINE TOHAVRE-i'ARISv 'I '\u25a0>'\u25a0
1 etery 1 in ? tead - of ; Saturday '
» First-class s to ' Harre, ; $70 find upward ; ' tecond-
\u25a0}m* t £? BB £ rt *'~ % * 45 \u25a0 « n<i l «j>w«<J. t" general*
iQENCr f rOR n USITED £ STATES AND CAY
rSt^ B|«^»ff j btslWlnV^*New
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OP HnRSEX
on'accotint of. flnlshlne R. Rrwork;: 1 will sell
*t : PUBLIC? AUCTION: \ '^/f ;\u25a0;
4S 1HEAI» : or "WORK HORSES. t*t«tfin*r*t<>
-• the^BADBN. IMPROVEMENT CO.; .\u25a0 these
horses i weigh s from 1.100 \u25a0 to ; 1.500 < Ihs.. .' atwt
L can berseen^at stables - SUNDAY. April 28.
i Sale tikes 'place ; at THE XE\V CITY SALE
| STABLES, 11TH and imSOM ST3.. 1
|Tuesday,April3o,atlla.m.
[:•; This: salel ls; posittte.'i there Is no" reserre or
| limit on the stock; .no outside horses taken.
\u25a0 WM." HIGGINBOTTOM, Auctioneer.
? r or( ** r °"f" f •°- DORRIB of OAKDA t,E.
Cal., :* we will «eit 180 hl«h class work ;\u25a0 horses,
broken > and nnt)rok*n,'.heaT.r. boned young stock,
welkin* ; from* l.OOft :t» 1.500 pounds: -flso one
carload -of 'the %ell 'known Wagootire homes.
wel«hln«;fromu,2oo-to-1.500 povods, all baiter
broken and hate; been, drlTea doable. -
) SALE TAKES PLACE
Wednesday, May I, 19Q7
J/B. HOI^N^STOCK YARDS
Cor. Tenth and Bryant Streets >
. Sib Frinelito .
Horses at yards for Inspection Tuesday. '
. . * No out* We stock taken..
I W.H. HORD, 704 , Market" it.. Anctloneer. -
THREE GARtOADS
i of ; be«t track and brewery wagon horses erer
ottered for sale to this dty.~ Weljht from 1.500
to 3.000 lbs. : - '\u25a0..., .
Also 3 carloads of Modoe horse* we!*b.lns from
1.100 to 1,500 lbs. at Tery reasonable prices.
Come and see 'them.
WESTSEJT HOKBE MASKET,
E. .STEWART A CO,.
/ »T Valencia »t. cor. 14th.
OCEAN TRAYBI.
L*rfl J' 3s v Steamers Leare Broadway '
V^-— <®V Wharves
LIvWVL/ LOS ANGELES
\^-^y SAN . DIEGO
yx^gv^ SANTA BARBARA
Stat^f «'^?.*n# " - V• ; •• * • BTery Monday. 10 a. m.
State of California ....Erery Thnrsday. lo a. m
; For SEATTLE; TACOM A,
Victoria, Vancouver, B. C, Pugct
Sound arid Alaskan Ports
Umatllla ..?..... ;..... \l»r 7 M tt > m
Sw y kan f e PneWa • — ""»• '^ "'. "'.'S!
And E?ery Fifth bay Thereafter. * *
Por EUREKA (Humboldt Bay)
Pomona " . May l.« 11. 16. 21. 28.'si.Ja 5. 10:30 am
C. Topeka.May 3, S, 13, 19, 23, 23. Ju 2, 10:30 am
For- Guaymas, Mazatlan, La Paz,
Ensenda, San Jose del Cabb,
Altata, Magdalena' Bay
Curacao ..........; .7th of each month, 10 a. m.
.ALASKA EXCURSIONS
. LearJn* Seattle and Victoria. ".
Spokane ......June 14. 23, July, 12, 26. Au«. ft
Queen Jalj 16
For Nome and St. Michael
Senator ......Jnne 1 President 1.....Jnne 4
LOW RATES, Including BERTH AND MEALS.
Rigot reserved to change this Schedule.'
• : TICKET OFFICES: '
SAN FRANCISCO— S Market St. and Broadway
wharf. Telephone Temporary 492.
OAKLAND— 9OS Broadway. '
San Francisco Freight Office— Broadway wharf.
O. D. DUXAXX. G. P. A.. San Francisco.
NOME
And ST. MICHAEL
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co.*« l.arsr
and EleKnnt
LEAVING SBAIJLE:
Senator........' June llSenator... ..;T. JnlT 17 '
President........ Jnae 4 Umatilla.. ...... JalV st
•Montara. . . . . •;: Juoe > SiSenstor Angiist 9
•Eurexa........June 20 Senator.. :...... Sept. 1
Sena tor ;.\u25a0....;. June ?24 Senator Sept "4
•Mete0r. ;....... JuJy 1 President. ... . .Sept." 2S
*Carryinif freight only.'
; Connectinar at Nome for Golovln Sol-
omon and Teller.- At St. Michmel with
Northern -Nav.-Co/s river steamers for
Fairbanks, Tanana,. Oawson and all
points on the;Tukon. / .\
This Company's steamers leAving San
Franclcso. every.?, fifth day rn^ke close
connections at Seattle. Through tickets
and bills*. of. lading issued at "lowest
rates. v; • " " >.' . -. ' : .
-Riprht reserved to change. this sched- ;
ule without previous notice.
TICKET OFFICES:
3 Marker Street and Broadway Wbarf '
Freight Office— Broadway r Wliarf
Tpyo Kisen Kaisha
" •'" (Oriental Steamship Co.J',.
Hare" Opened Their Permanent Office : at-
Room 240, James Flood Building
. S. S. : America Mara (cilia at Manila). Friday
May -3, 1907. - • \u25a0 - % ..•'\u25a0
Ma *»i *t9 > ?B-:? B - : Mlinl <C * U ' mt MtaU *>' 'rtday,
S. S. 'HongKonr Manil rrldiy.'Jnne M.190T.
_ Steamers will leare . wharf, corner First and
Brannan : streets, - 1» p. 1 a.;, for Yokohama and
Hcnskonjr. \u25a0\u25a0 calling at Honoluln, Kobe <Hh>ffo)
Xasasaki and Shanghai, and eoanectlni "at-Honit-
konir with steamers for Maaila. India, etc. Ko
two received on board on • dty of la Ulag! \u25a0
Round trip ticket* at reduced rates.- ; ;
rio^ Buifdis'f p *"* f e " pply kt ?S ?«?•
'\u25a0 "\u25a0'-) ; •V:'-' w. h. atbrt]
Assistant General Manager.
, ; RAILWAY TRAVEL
NorthwStern Pacific Railroad Co. ]
April 14. 1907
SHORE DIVtSIOV
For Saonallt*.; Mill Valley, Saa Rnfarii
:ViWEBK^*IiATB-^Every; :»0" minutes
from"2*:lsjto :9:45 f a.': m.; hourly until
2:45: p.' 4 m.;-then every 30 minutes /until
7:41 p.-rn.^JiOO.-lOjlS and,11:55 p.m.""
.SUNDAYS— Every -80 minut«« from'
C:l5 a."' tn.^ until 8:15" p.m.." $:00, »9-is
•9:45.;10:15 andll:ss;p. m. \ * "•**•.
•*: For' Fairfax—Week day»— B:U t-is
7:18. »:15*sU-m.,i ::46, J:15., J:45.: 4M5
'4:4s"^ and ~'5:16- p.—m." . Sundays s#lb's # 1b'
10:45, 11:46 arm;. 12:4^ 'I'll'
,4:45, 4:15,>:43 and B:l3prm. ' O
- tFor.cSan'Quentln^— Dally— ? ; is ' •Tis'»
11 :4B /a. 11 ; m.. 12:45 and 1:45 p.lm • ' '
,l-v.t:ls, l -v. t:15 :a.Mn.* dally: t:45,p. tn.- dally •»*"-
' eept Sunday, i a.nd^ 9 :15 :p.m. - , Sundry
Only.."for^;Camp Meeker. . Monte Ril
Caxadeto .and* way, stations. ;.- -•
-;9:15 aJim.. Sunday only, and 5:15 •» m-
\u25a0 daily \u25a0 except V Sunday, f t>r LarunltM
Cftmp"Taylor, - Point" Rey*.^nt^w\'
•tat!on#.V.-'i j ;' \u25a0\u25a0's?•\u25a0 ''' ' \u25a0 •
: »To SansaHto only. \u25a0 .
WESTERX DIVISION
F»r,Tlb«r6» f Belvedere and $aa Rafael i
7:40. 9:15, "11-Of*; a. -m:,:l2:ts' van
S:1O.»«:3O p.'rtCdaily- - i- °: i™ 0 '
i«7:4o [daily for Petaluma.. Santa Rn*»
:aoverdale.t.Uklah. Willits, Sher#6«rt*
Camp .Vacation. : Sebaatopol. Glen Fii.n
and way stations. : - \u25a0 llfn
:3OJ p. m.i daily. for Petaluma 'anta
Rosa.*s Cloverdale. ,Ukiah. Guernevil!?
;Sebastopol3and:way.;st«tiort 8 • nevllle -
s«5:10 'p. m. ;daiiy. for.Petaluma Sant.
Rosa. ; Glen ; Ellen™aid *£, j
y: 9:ls^m."Sunday orilyfor Petaluma. 1
jSanta Rosa and :way stations ' ! - ™- 1
•To -TiDuron \u25a0: only. \ * ~ \u25a0.\u25a0>
1 Ticket Offices: Ferry bulldlaa iihl n.«.«i
OMces.: Jt«B« noo4 bnlldlnit. Oea*rai
jj^SKi . »_ *AS-" Aet,i:R:>Ceaeral Maaater.
tt. J: GEART. Act. Gen. Passeo«tr ; * ' rctixitji*'
RAILWAY^ TRATmb'
y^tifjts^ -. \u25a0 **«\u25a0• ?«*v» »*•**•-
i San FrancJsc °
N^CTfrS/ FEftfiY DEPOT
?*<siS*S r Foot of Market Street
L i^-i. K^>'i> PIER- ArriV^
J.*>* .^Richmond. Benieia, Sarrtnwnto.
I \u0084. WT ".——.„.._ ;' . 743-
i '•*•\u25a0 Elmhurst. Kcwari.CentertHJa. —
- „ .. **>] Jo.«e. Los Gate*. Wriffht _ L4S»
7.40. Vi^o/W CalUow. lan£
Williams. WilioV*. Rtrt Kluff.
i •»• .Ashland. Portland and East._ «JI»
;jk2B« Martinez. Antloch. Byron. Tracy.
Stockton. Nwman, Los Banes.
M«?ndota. Annona. Haniord. 4.M,
. • \u25a0 Aisah»,Porterril!«.-...: „. 4,4j.
»Joa Port Cost*. Lathrop. Merced. Mo.
, dasto. Fresno. Hanford. \U
«.«• Mies, San ; .J<w«. Li rennore. '
. Scocktou ( 'Milton >. V a 1 1 « y
tin c Spnn £; Ion *- Sacramento. 4.«#
fa sraicrasssr^aisftr is:
!«' 5f 1°' Toao I«»h. Goldfield™__ 4.M,
*•«•« Richmond. Port Costa, Martinet
•\u25a0 « « and tt '*y Stations -\u25a0'- ~~:;\r, •.«•
••|^ Vallejo^Mare Island. Napa_._. U2U
field, Loi Anxcles. Deminj. H
lOJfl. Port Costa/ Martinet Byron.
Tracj. Latbrop. Stockton.
Merced. Raymond. Fretao,
O os hen Junction. Banford.
\u0084„ _Umoore. Vlsaiia. TnUrs 7.M*
HJfc The Overland limitAd-OaiahA.
'••*•• st»iwandWayBtaUonj._____ Lit,
3JO» Benicla WioUn. Sactamenio.
Woodland. Knizhti i+nAing . . .
Harys villa ao<J OroTllte™ !• H.O«
>^0» Port Coata. Martinez. Byron.
Tracy. Modesto.' M«oe£
*Mp Via Tibaroa. West Nap», g*. \u25a0
Helena. Oa]ijtog»^____:^. - MJSa
3.4«» ?orJi»ncl Expwm. W% D»tU>. -
William*. WlUowi.- B«d Braff!
« a»- r .f Jhland ' Portland and East #.«•
*•<•» Jjile*. and Way 6t»t»ot»™. • 7itf»
i4At» \ allejo. Martinet. Ban Kanoa.
aL- %-.? 41>a ' Cali«ot». Santa Re*». J fjM»
i'5J? S, lle9 - I *»<T. Stockton Lodi __ lm*
<-i»» Elmhunt. Nawark Center rtlle »>*.«»
. • MA»new.BanJos9._M A»new.8anJos9._™ — ...... .1 W-4fa
4.4«» Hayward.NUes. Irtlnitoo, Baa fl»a
5*5 J°Be.J °8e. LiTarroore^- ._^ U- UI.4U
S.»t» Th«OwlLJniited--Newi n *n.loi
Banes. JI»nilot«. Fresno To.
.„ _!»». Bakwrsfiakl. Lot Anceles 9Mm-
\u25a0T& S*,T wlird ' NU *« •«<» S*» Jo*»__ 7.««
S^a» ValleJo. Port Costa. B«nlda. Bni-
sun. Sacramento : lUta
*.W» China and Japan Fast Mail—
\u25a0••\u25a0.. Ojrden, Odaha, Chlc»«o~—^r
Marttnw. Stockton. S»crv
mento. Reno, Spark* \u0084 \IM+
••2» Hayward, Klles and San Jo»— J«•
740» Tonopah Pasa.-Port Cott», B»
t nicfa ; Sniaun. Elmira. Dlxon.
* Pavis. Sacramento. TruckM
Hazen. - Fallen. - To n o p ab.
- Goidfleld and Koeler ; * lM* y
T.»8» Vallelo." Benada and Way Sta-
""\u25a0if. tlons. Sunday only___^^_^. lUfc
• Jfv Oreson Express— Sacramento.
ilarysviU*. Redd 1 n t . Fort.
.„ _ land ;pu S et Sound and last. Ufc
- t.N» Fast Mall-O g d « n. Offl4h*. Chi-
- -care-Pueblo. Kansas City.
St Loaft _ U.O-
: t.Mp Hunters Train. Saturday only.
Newark. San Jot* and way
stations -. " ttJI»
COAST LINE
W (Third and Townsand StraeU) . ,
i.Wa Valencia St., San Jose and Way
Stations :.-_: „ «J3»
7.Ma Valencia St. Redwood. San Jo*»,
Morjtauhlll. Gilroy. Pajaro.
Watsonville. Santa «>U2— Lau-
rel— Beulder Ore* k. Snlinas
Pel Monte. Monterey. P*ciflc
Grove ... -„-„ . :. S.4fl«
t.Ma Shore Lin© Limited— San Jose.
Salinas, Paso Robles Hot
Springs. Pan Luis Obi»po.
Santa Barbara. Los Angeled »J0»
I.M« Dfl Monte. Monterey. Paclic
Grove ..._.........;....:„.. »j(jp
l.ea«' Watsonville. Santa Cruz. Laurel.
Boulder Creet . „„.... » JO,
»40a Ctmster— ?an Jose. SaliuAS.
Pa3o Roble« Hot Sprinjrs.
Santa Margarita. Pan Lots
Obfapo, Cuadalupe. Santa
" Barbara. San Bu^naveutnra.
Our-ird. Burbanli. Lo* An» sles 11.45*
1.30. Gilroy Hollister. Tre* Mm*. Pa.
jaro. Watsonville. Santa Cm*.
Castroville. Pel ifonte. Pacific
Grove. Snrf. Lompot' Z-~..~.z tl.4Sp
I.OSa Valencia Sl; Moutn Sau . Fran-
cisco. Palo Alto, San J05&..... 7.4f1»
10.39* Valencia St.. Karliuram«. 9an
Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto.
11.38* Val-nda s'C^iin'Jo'sTiinor'TTay
— ' Stations . _.„ 4.15b
I.OOp Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
station*.. . us»
J.oo> Del Monte . X s pr<««s — Valencia
§'. St.. San Jose. Gilroy. t\'at3on-
ville. Santa <;r»z. Del Monte.
Monterey. Parlßc Grove___.. U.IS»-
3.W, Hollister. T/es Pino* 5.49»
3.15? New Orle«)H Express— El Ptso.
San Antonio. Uoustud. New
Orl»aiu and i E a S t „ 1015*
3.lSp San Jose. Salihas. Paso Ruble*
Hot Spring. S»nta Barbara.
Los Angreles _..„.-.^ —^ 9.11 a
3-lSp -Wataonville. Santa Cruz. D*l
Monte. Monterey, Padac
Grove >....„ :z „„.„::. ll.«»
3JOp Valencia St.. South San fran-
dsco. San Jo»ev Gilroj." Hol-
lister. Tres PJnos .: 13J$«
* JO? Valencia St.. San Jose and Way j i».«U
Stations . \u0084 ...... . ] t*.ls»
IS.OOp Valencia St., Burlingam.*. San
Mateo. Palo Alto. Sari Jose. ***!§
Los Gato* .„_... : . . .„.. I9.Mb
S J9f Valencia St.. San Jos* and Way
Stations .„: _\u0084 HUB*
tS.SC* Valencia St.. Burlingame. San
•Mat c o . Here* ford. Bel mom.
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair
Oaks. Menlo Park. Palo Alto.
San Josa.... ; \u25a0„ . 7.4t«
(J0» Valencia St., San Jose and Way '.
5tati0n5........!... _. $Jsm
«.00» Sunset Express— San Ja««. Sali-
nas. Paso Rohles Hot Spring*.
San Luis Ohispo. faun. Bar-
bara. Los Anire?<s. Pemin?. El
P Paso. New Orleans • .T.;. . „ |0.1T»
Golden. Stati Limited S!#eper—
/ F.l Paso. Kansas City. St Louia.
Pajaro, Watsonvilfe. Capitol a*.
Santa Cruz. Castroville. Del
Monte. Pacific Grove.. . . 11.45»
Valencia Ocean View. Pala _ -
Alto. San Jose ____. • f .44*
tI.M» Sacramento RiTer Steamer*. . tLM» "
4.Mf w Tuesday* Irom Howard St. Wharf "<:"\u25a0
K0.2. "P.S. Brftakwfctef,**
, Marehfleld. Coqnllle. Myrtl*
Union :- Transfer Comaany tg*na • «rtl#et
bagirage and checks on trains of dootharn
Pacific and daliver bastatts to restdeflc«. They
are authorized to check ba«a«» direct from
residence.' \u25a0• - - . r. --k -
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foot of Market Street) , -^
7X0. 8.00.9.00. 10-W, IIJVI a. m.
;i 12.00. 1X0. '.'.CO. 3 .00. 4.00. 6.00. 6.00. »X», J.CO p. m.
A for Morning." P for Afternoon
tSunday eicepted. JSunday only. ; .
MT. TAM^PAIS RAILWAY
ViaSaaaalito Ferry— Foot of Market B*.
I Lt. 8m Fran. - « " { Lr.T«iB»l»»17
"»V PAt_ g^g^ PAT PAT
»:45A WfA «E*g|» »-JBA 7:4JJA
— — - *=i» A WyW H:ltA IMC?
SATUR- 12:45 P fclfP •atttl."'
4^» ?ifS iHrf \u25a0**»•" *«P BAY
4:4&J» 3.45 P «M^Ttis» ' >4» P M? >
TICKEt OFFICB A.T BAUSAUTO T«PKT
' BAY AXD LTTfiHURfiAX ROUTES
I MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD v
VALLEJO and NAPA
>APA J VA *• 3Y KOLTE
" J!ontie#llo S. 3. 10. «nd Siprn'-XtOtr-'tltctrim
K.lB. COb^CloM coan*etioai.' '
©^—ROtTAD TRIPS DAILY— «
Boats leave Ssa Fr»acl*co 7:t(J. n:*s *. \u25a0
12:30 noon, 3:15. 6:00. \u25a0 *8:30 p. m. - * -j *
! San fr«nel!wo Undlas *ud otHee. Cla.r-*it*+t
• wUarf. north end F»rrj buUdia*. \lirk«(-itr»«(
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