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tioners' A; r».45c; magnolia A, 5.05 c; extra C.
4.8.*: gridfn C, 4.ST*-: D. 4.75 c; H and E
rrrgta.l dnminos. S.Vic: tablets, half bbls.
fi.3sc: boxes. 6.20 c p*r Ib. Barrels and 50 1b
b£gß 10c. half bbls 25c and boxes T.Oc more per
100 lb» for all grades. Jv'o orders tsken for lesa
Jhan 75 barrels or its equivalent. Beet sugar.
Monarch" Iwsnd. is. punted oror and «boy«
.the prW of standard fine (cane) granulated la
300 lh baps as follows: B.ips. JfXi Hw. 35c;
»>»rppl>v. 45c; half barrels. 60c: 40 Ib tins, cased.
f2.f>.'. ; .% jh tins, caspd, ?2.05; 10 1U tins,
eased, 1(1 m 1 yaw, $2.70; b ib tti», 8 In a
case, f2.TO; 30 ib boxes. 65c
Pacific Codfish — Priiv* isve l>oen advanced nil
srotmd. Th*> I'nlon flsli rompany <ju»te» an fol
low*: Biuidl**, -.\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0.:; whole, W) Ib bales, *%<•;
. rj,so«, r«7UIaC larp» whole. 100 Ib boxes", 5?i«";
cf.*»f r oxtra. 100 ib b-trf*. $0; osfc*. eastern
Ktyta, J. 6.50: Normav, «1\<": Anchor brnnd. 66 R 4C;
r.irrovr cause. 7H<-: Silver Kins. "%'': GoMpo
S-»t#. 7^r; TVh'te Sf.i!. middle. S^«aiO<»: £<\u25a0«
t'ripht. hiooks. "H'': 'Oriental blocks, 7e; Crowa
I'rand. tablet*. 7'iC: Poirl. tahl»ts, 7%ic; 0 Ib
: bo\«^. faxf-y hon*>le?«. $ Uo; 2 lb boxes. faa<-y
, UA*U*K m 9*ic; hr.lt bal3«ls. plcklod cod. f5.»5
Rrcplpt* of l»rodare
FOR TRIDAY. OCTOBER 18
Floor, fjr ske 14.4'.M!HW<»». No ... .. 1 71»
otl* 1,440: Pelts. M'.s OTS
r»rl«>r. ctls \u2666.tOOjUm*. bMs 1.233
Cat?!, ells tW.lPn^ar. ctli 3.20<»
!o*ns. Rk* sa'Jißraady. ctls 3.250
Kna. rk« Slft'vrtne. sals S2,ir>o
>Hcdl!nKH. Fk» .. Sflfi'Qu'cksUvcr, flasks Z2
fks ... 5.s.V>!A r pl w . bis 4.C50
"nJons. eks STs|Lun}l»er. M ft 200
Hsr. tnns Kvn'Uvostock. bead .. 630
Hop*, {.airs s::K;Salt. tons 30
wool, bales 24JUir<l. ctls 800
M«lu ek» SOSEalslos, br» ....13.090
iMtbtt, rotl« ... ufi|
nw. cr 5k«.... 3,TSO;Oat». etls 2.US
Wh*tt, ctl« 1.015|
TTTSTERN BTATES
f^ora. ctl« SIX)
\u2666THE STOCK MARKET
Southern XevaAaa Continue to Decline.
Comctocka Xrreerular
The only thing new on the stock *nd bond
nchtnge ye«t«!rd«y was an advance la the Unit
•cd Railroads bonds from je3 bid on Tbursday to
fCS, at wbich Quotation sales w*re made. There
were a few nfiall sales of Spring VeUey water
«t f2O. Most of the trading of the day was in
bonds.
The Comstocks were lrrejrular, Eome being
fclfhw snd several lower. Business was fair in
tb<?«? Ktocks.
There wa« nr>tbing new In the *octhera Ne
• vadac. Some more margin stock came out, and
, th# feeling was weaker all along the line, clos
' ing qnctatinns for botb OoMfielda and Tonopahs
f l-eing penerslly lower than tbo«« of Thorsday.
market wa6 very tama, with no sews from
* the front.
STOCK AND BO\D EXCHAJTGB
FRIDAY. Oct. IS— 10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. A*k.j Bid. Ask.
4» cr cp new. — — ,3s qr coup. . . — —
MISCELLANEOVS BONDS
Aia A W 6s. — — !Oak Tran Rs.lOlH —
Abso- OU 6s. 75 82J»! Do C«n ss. — I!>3
Bay CPO 6s. 82l» — iOk Trac O ss. — 69
Crl C O 6s. — 100 iO W gtd Cs. — 05
Cal G & E g iOceanie S 6s. 47^i —
in &ct !>s 68 70 iOm Cable 6s. — 111
\u25a0Cal et O Bs. — lC2%'iPac Glm 4s. — M2\i
Cal Wine 5». — OS>/i!P E Ry 5a.. 101 —
C C Wat 6s. — lOOlilPac L&P 63: — M
Do g mgfis — d 0 !Pac TiT ss. — 102^
Td L&P <3i.109 — IP & C H 6s. — 104
F& C H 6e. — — IP & O B 6s. — 104
•Geary st ss. 80 80 IPowell et 6s. — —
HC & S 6s. »5\ 97 |Sac EG&RSs. »4 —
Jlca R T 65.105 — !SF & SJVSs. — IU
I* Tahoe R3s — — !SF.O i SJ5s. — 103? i
f^l Elec ss. — 100 ! Do 2d mgss — —
I.JP-, 1 & Elss. — 100 ISJ& SCR 4H« — —
" I a Ry tf.. — 108 ISierra R 65..102 —
LAL ptd ss. 101 103 'S P of A 6s
•LAP lrm ss. — 101 f1909> 301 101 '4
LAP Csl 6s. — 100 I (1810) ....102 102>»
Mkt st O Os.loo 106 iS Pof O 6s
I>o lem ss. — 102 I (1912) 105 —
MV& MtT."s.lo3 — iSPO 1 eg Cs.ll2^ —
NR ct C Ps. — nf»i'S P B li fls. — 122ta
N VC R ss. — 102 ;SPRR Ist r4s 89 t>o
NC Ry 55..1C3 — !SV W g m£4a SS —
N " C P C 8«. — 100 ]Stkn G&E 6s. — 103
N El Co s*. — — !C GAEI 5s — —
O.GI^&H ss. 101 U 105 !CR of.SF 4s 64% C 7
Oak Traa C«. 10» — jVal Co P ss. — 83
WATER STOCKS
Centra Costa — C2IS V Wat Co. 20 20 Vi
GAS AND ELECTRIC
MutE L ctfs 4% — sPac LCo 65 —
Do ex ctfs »i* 9v*!Stkn G&E. 52 —
INSURANCE
Firearm's Fund \u25a0 143 ISO
BAN"X STOCICS
Am N«U 8k.125 130 |Loa.* P A A. 120 180
Anglo-Cal .. — fcl iMer Trust \u0084 — ilO
P.unk of Cal. — — ;S T National. — —
' »1 Safe Dp. — 121 jL'nlon T Co. — 2250
First Natal.. — 230 |
SAVINGS BANKS ,
Ocr S * L,. — 3000 IS F Bay U..575 590
Hum S Et. — 2COO Say & L f?o. . — 120
Mut Say Bk. — S3 (Sec Say Bk.. — -7-.:
STREET RAILROADS
California :. — 135 IPresldio — 23
Giant Consolidated Co 75^i 70% j
Hawaiian C. 79=» — rOnomea S 0. 83 34
. - - ,:..\u25a0>. S 1: s:, SVilPaauhau S C. HY 2 15
Hutch SP C 14^, 15 (Union S Co.. — 43
KHauea S C. — 3 ! Do pool ... — 45
MskaweM C. 29 30 1
-^- MISCELLANEOUS
Alr-i-a PA. — 42*iiOcean!e» S Co. — —
, A**c Oil Co. 27^j i'SUiPac Aux FA l\i —
Cal F C A. — 101 ;Pac O Eorax.ls2H — '
Cal Wine A. — SO [Pac T&X pfd — 80^
::v& MtTm.llo — ; l>© com ... 10 —
SALES
Morui&s Session
Board—
25 Spring Valley Water Co 20.00
$<5.000 Spring * Va! Wat gen mtg« 45.. BS.OO
52.< X» United R R of S F 4s 64.00
$2,000 United R R of S V 4* CS.CO
$6,000 S P Oifl Cs (1812t 105.00
% 10.000 United R R of S F 4s 64.00'
Afternoon Session
irs Spring Volley Water Oo 20.00
$1,000 S P Arizona (10JO) .102. 12&
$1,000 S P^Csl 0» (1912) 105.00
Unlisted Securities
. ULSCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bid. Ask.l Bid. Aek.
. Bay CPC 6s. 97 — iSF A NP ss. — K4
\u25a0C*f NW Bss — 306 IS P Coestß4s — 90 >
-Maria W Ss — UK) 'Stsnd El 55.. — SO
1 l:is I W»»5« — 'o<} J Do Btd tis. — S5
hF Drr<lk &S.IOO 109 I Sun Tel 5»... — !U3^
FF G4E 4^B — 95 jSutter st Eos — 103
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala Sug'Cn. — 13>4!N Cal P Co. — 24%
Cal Cct Mils — 90. Orpneum Co.. 15 —
C Jockey Cl. — 150 Pae C Cas Oo.ltO 173
1 Cal TI& T — 150 Pac G&K pfd — 45
Chutes Co . . — 2H Pac Sor 00. . 85 —
Cyp L Imp. — 3?i S F Drydoek. 60 — .
I>'pt Pw pfd. — 77 iSP &BJ Oosl — 20 1
Do com . . — 90 tS Crux POm — 47*4
Oa* Con A.. — 18 Stand P Oca % — 60
licno P Cc.. — 21 Truck Elect. IZVt —
Do new pi. — 23
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Bid.Ask.J Ei&Ask.
Asso Oil ct.27.00 — iMcKlttrick ... 21 SO
I>o boßdssa — W.owMoa of ArU.. 09 —
Caribou .' — 9.00 Ocd of W Va. 11 —
'Claremaat .-• "° 73jPeerless 8,00 —
fe- ' :A:'ci 1-65 — jPittsburg .... Ob —
r ImpAlal ...17.4K) —^Sterling —1.80
independence. 22 — j Wolverine .... 85 —
Jnnptl«n 23 — W X Oil Co.. 23 —
Kern 10 — !
OFFICIAL SALES
40 Associated ....27.75
Sllntnjr Stock*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Fallowing were the sales on tbe San Francisco
rtoc-k and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning Eessicn
100 Andes 14 1 400 Hale & Norc. '71
6«r Andes 53] 200 Hale A Norc. "O
3>O Belcher ••-•- Sl| 400 Ophlr 1.37.i
1100 Belclwr 3«! mo Do. b3O 1.40
100 Caledonia .'--- 33J 100 Savage 53
200 Con Va M 00. CT',llOO Sierra Nov ... ;»C
lfrt Crown Point.. £$| 200 Sierra ' Key ... 6S
400 Gouid & Cnr. 201
Informal Session
SOO Belchor •"'-'; 500 Optir 1 . 40
3<K) Btlcher S3IIBOO Ophir 1.37' i
100 Best & Belch. >*ij I<H> Savage 64
:00: 00 Bullion JC, £00 Say« E c ZW
300 C*l*d«nia .... 55 300 Savage 67
WO Con Va M Co. 04 100 £ava?e ....... f.S
pr>o Con Va M Co. 65 .*KW Siprm Nev ... til
600 Con Va M Co. 621 500 Sierra Nev ... (Z \
2O(»0 Con Va M 00. «lf \u2666<» Sierra .Nev . . . <H) i
60 Gould &. Ctir. 20 100 Uc lon Con ... Sa
300 Halo & Norc. 72 100 Union Con ... 33
300 Hi! e is. Norc. 73 €00 Utah 03
200 Mexican 63 50 Yellow Jacket. 1 . 70
200 Opbir .1.35] 100 Yellow Jacketl.CS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid.Ask.i Bld.Ask.
Alnha . 04 05: Justice 01 C 3
Alfs ".. — WlKentuck ..... — 08
Andes'" 15 I6il*<iy Waeh .. — 04
BflobfT 82 :*-3. Mexican 63 t.">
liwt A Bplch. Sft >*iN Gould &C. 16 —
»\i!lj 01 , — ji> fwvldental ... 2S — I
, sftl^<mia" ".'... 33 S*ijO P Wr^ 1-S3 1 .37
< tr.lcnj«> "0 2r>,Ov<T:B»n J> !•
\u2666 'hollar Jl •H!roi«?l .-«« -10
:c^nfid"n'^ ... — J»«i'SaT«w oj f>-»
Caa LmperUl. C 2 &4.3corp»n ..... «* —
Bad Day in Wall Street Hurts
Prices for Mining Stocks
Hudgens' Charges Against Brokers
Are Turned Down by Committee
The pains of the previous day in
Onldfield Consolidated Mines shares
were lost yesterday in the Bush street
markets. Back slipped the merger
shares from $5.02% to $4.92^4. Down
ward also went Belmont, Blue Bull,
Combination Fraction, Daisy, May
flower Consolidated and many other
stocks that sell at lower prices than
the ones just mentioned.
This was attributed to the fact that
another bad break Jiad taken place In
Wall street and that selling orders
were received that forced prices down.
There were no large sales of the
principal stocks in the local mining
shares market. The merger situation
seemed- to be -well In hand, for while
the price declined there were only 1,700
shares that were given out by owners
at the regular call board and less than
6,500 shares during the remainder of
the day.
On the other hand the sales of some
of the lower priced stocks were Quite
heavy. Mohawk Consolidated Leasing
was slaughtered. More than 30,000
Con N York. — 03]Seg Belcher ..OS 04
Coa Va-kl 00. CO CliSlerra NeT ... »K> 61
Crown Point. 29 — Silver Hill ... B5 —
Exchequer ... — SVJCnloa Con ... 36 SS
Gould & Car. 20 22jUUh « 05 07
Hale & Norc. 72 78!l'«Uow Jtcket.l.9o —
Julia — 08|
TOXOPAH AKB GOLDPIELD STOCKS
Regular Session— B:3o to. 12:30
1000 Amethyst ... 101 500 Gold Bar, s 10 40
1600 Atlanta 23 1100 Gld Oou M.5.C2% ;
400 Belmont 1.40 000 Old Con M...3.U0;
600 Belmcnt ..A. 42V, 1000 O Kewanas, s3 20
60C>0 Big Bnllf tog. 01 1000 Great Bend . . 80
1000 Bonnie Clare. £i 4500 Hmestk X, 8 3 CO
200 Bonnie Olare. 27 200 Jack Pot .... 45
1000 Blue Bull ... 20 1500 J Butler. • 5. 64
7000 Do, s 10... 1911000 Johnnie Cons.. 08
8000 Bloc Bull ...\u25a0 10j2000 Lone Star 13
1000 Broncho 04' 1000 Man Broaeho.. 04
3000 Bis Victor. »3 03 8500 Mayflower Con 20
2000 BtW Goldfleld 03i 200 Mayflower Coa 21
200 Com Fraction. 0C'3500 Mohwk 0 Leas 02
1000 Cracker Jack. U>j 100 Mohwk O Leas 03
£500 Daisy 551 300 Montana 1.5>0
1000 Dm B Btte O. 17|lO00 Orig Bullfrog. 03
6000 Pmdfld TrngL OCjIOOO Oro -10
1000 Eagle's Nest.. £212100 Red Hills .... 25 :
2000 Fairrw Uailst OS] 200 Red Hills .... 24
2000 Florence Ex.. 02 2000 Red Top Ex.. 16
1500 Florence GM.2.C5 1000 Sandßtonn ... 20
1600 Do, s 6..2.«2H 300 Silrer Pick ... 26
100 Flcr Gld . .2.62H 1000 West End ... 47
200 Frances Mii. s»i
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
2000 Atlanta £3! 700 Gld Ocn M.4.97H
1000 Atlanta, b 30. SGIIIOO Gld Con M...4.&5
1000 Blk B Bouan 02 j 1000 Gld Oon M:.4.82H
1000 Blk Butte Er 04 2000 Granny, s 6.. 20
100 Belmont 1. 35 j 3500 Great Bend .. CO
600 Belmoat 1.80 1000 Hlbernla 04
4900 Belmont 1.29 500 Jumbo Ex .... 94
8000 Blue Bull ... 19 500 Jumbo Ex .... t)3
1000 Do, b 10... 20 300 Jumbo Ex .... P6
1000 Blue Bell ... 00 600 Jumbo Ex .... 05
500 Booth 24 2000 Lone Star .... 13
2000 Booth 23J4000 Man Dext«r .. 07
500 Blfrg Nat Bk KT6OOO Mayflower 19
2000 Btte Goldfleid (.3:22,000 Mhi O Leas 01
500 Btte Goldfleid 03:5000 Mbk O Leas.. 02
»00 Com Fraction. 85 800 Montana, b 5.1. SO
2000 Daisy CJ 1500 Ncr Goldfleid.. 16
4500 Daisy A3 3500 Pitta 8 Pk . .1.77%
1000 Daisy. ;b CO.. C5J4000 Red Hills .... 25
4000 Dm B Utte O. 17 1500 Red Hills .... 28 !
1000 Dm B Btte C. 16 1000 Red Top Ex.. IB
SOOO Dmdfld TrcsL CO 1000 Do, b 30. ... 17
1000 Eagle's Nest.. 33 10C0 Red Top Ex.. 17
200 FalrTw Eagle. $3,1000 Sandstorm ... 20
2COO Florence . ..2.C2iv5500 Silver Pick .. 25
6Sort Florence .... .2.C5! 500 Sihrer Pick .. 26
100 Do, s 5.2.C2H1 400 Ton Exten ...1.40
500 Empire 07 200 Ton of Jfer.,8.60
100 Falrrw Hailst (.6-1000 Tramp Con .. 20
2000 Fairrw Hailst 07 1 1000 Vernal 09
3000 Florence Ex.. 17(1000 Yellow Horse.. 03
3200 Gld Con M. ..5. 001 4000 Yellow Rose.. 05
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORMA
Bid.Asx.l Bid. Ask.
Argonaut 4.00 — JBunker Hi 11.. .1.60 —
NEVADA t
Tonopah District
Bld.Ask.l - Bld.Ask.
Belmont 1.22 1.25 Mizpah Ex — 20
California ... 07 — Montana 1.60 —
CasUboy 03 04 Mont Mid Ex. 02 03
Esperanza ... — 01 Mon Pittsb Ex 04 —
Eureka Ton... — 10 North Star.... 11
Golden Anchor 07 08 Ohio Tonopah. 02 03
Golden Crown. C 3 04!0hio Ton Kx.. — 09
Gold Mountain — 02 ' Paymaster ... — 01
Great Western 01 02! Rescue Cons... 07 10
Hone 03 — (Tonopah Ex. . .1.40 1.42
Indiana Ton.. — 01 Ton Gold West — 05
Jim ButJer... 53 54 Ton of Ner. ..8.25 8.50
MacN&mara .. 21 25 j West End..,,, 49 60
' Goldfield District
Adams 08 OdiGCd Sd Chanc* — 29
Atlaaia 25 27 IGoldfld Tomboy — 25
Baltimore GCd — 01 Goldfld Union.. — 01
Black Ants... 03 04 Grandma 07 10
B B Bonanza. 02 04{Great Bend... 80 81
Blk Bntte Ex. — 03 Great Bend An — 08
Black Rock... 02 03 Grt Bend Con. — 03
Blue BelL CO 10 Great Bend Ex 07
Bine Bull 19 20|Grt Beod Frac 03 06
Brooklyn — 02iUibernia \u25a0 04 05
Burte Goldfld. 03 04 Jumbo Ex ' 93 .94
Bootb 23 — Kaiser Goldfld. 06 OS
COD — 80 Kendall 05 —
Columbia — 251 Kendall Ex... 01 02
Columbia Mm 21 — jLaguna '...\u25a0..:. 90 —
Coluta Mtn Ex — 03iLone Star 12. 14
Com Fraction. 94 fcOU-ou Dillon 03 07
Commonwealth — 2'jMayne 03 04
Ccming Nation 04 05:Mdagt Pawnee 02 03
Conqueror .... 07 — j Mill town MCo — 25
Cracker Jack. (Jit lOiMilltown Frac 02 03
Daisy 65 60 Mohawk 12.00 —
Daisy Ex 01 (12 MU Con Leas 01 02
Dfid-B B Con. 16 18|Mohawfe Ex... 06 07
DCd Triangle. 06 07!MoUawk Junior — 04
Dixie -Ol 02' Moliswk Ledge • — 07
Dominion .... 01 C2iNevada 80y... 04 05
Empire 06 CTjNevada Goldfld 14 10
Eemeralda ... — 05'Nev Sunshine. . — 40
Federal — 08 North Gt Bend — 01
Florence 2. 62 2.65 Oro 1 03 10
Florence Ex.. 17 18 Pennsylvania.. 01 —
Frances-Mnrrk 66 — JRed Hi 115..... 24 2C
Gold Bar Frac 02 05 Red Top Ex.. 16 17
Gfld Belmont. 10 — Red Top Frac. — 06
Gfi«t Calumet. — OS^andstorm .... 19 20
Gldfld Con ..M.4.92 4.Go^andstonn Ex. 02 03
Goldfld Comb. — lO| Silver Pick 24 26
Goldfld Etbel. — 03j Silver Pick Ex 04 03
Gidfld Eureka. — 03 Simmerone ... 03 10
Gldfld Fissure — 02 at 1ve5......... 41 43
G Hap Hunch — 02|St Ives Leas.. 07 —
Goldfld Herald 01 02|Sun Doc — 01
GfldMofN.. — 1.20 Treasure — 06
Goldfld N Star — 04 Vernal 08 10
Gfld PortUnd. 07 09 Waverley — 09
Gfld Bed King — 05 Wonder 02 04
Goldfld Joshua — 04 i't-Jlow Rom. . . 05 —
Gfld Kewanas. 23 — Yellow Tiger. . — 18
GldSd gkrlaxk — 06
Bullfrog District
Alliance , — 03 Hap Hooligan. — 04
Amargosa Gu" — OS Homestk King. 60 62
Amethyst .... 10 11 LJge Harris... 01 03
Beatty MM Co — 10| Mayflower Anr 02 —
Big Bullfrog.. 01 02 Mayflower Con. 19 20
Bonnie Clare. 23 24 Montana Blfrg. 03 • —
Blfrg Annex. . — 01 Montgomry Jit. 04 06
Bullfrog Ex.., — 05 Mont-Sbosh Ex 03 —
Blfrg MCo N 05 — Nugget 03 04
Blfrg Natl'Bfc 09 11 Original Blfnr. 03 04
Blfrg N Star. — " 02 Pride Gold Mt. — 03
Blfrg Teddy.. — 05 Bhosh Natl Bk — 01
Blfrg Victor.. 03- — Tramp Cons... 18 20
Den Blfrg An. — 05 Valley View. .. — 06
Gold 8ar..... 42 44 White Water.. — 02
Golden Scepter 06 OS Yankee Girl... 02 —
Manhattan District
April Fool Ex 01 • 02 Man MCo Nev 04 03
Atlan & Pac. — 01 Man Flute....- —.* 01
Comet — 01 Man Hod Top. — 03
Gvld W'fiige.. 04 05 Man Rusa — 05
Graimy G M. 39 '20 Men So Mines.. — ,01
Indian Camp. 06 07 Man United... 15 ' —
Jumpiu* Jack. 05 CS Man Verde. . .. 01 03
Man America. — 10!Mrd WoJftone. 07 —
Man Belmont. — 01iMln««r«J Hi 11... .— 03
Man Broncho. 03 O5| Mustang Man.. 17 20
Man Buffalo.. 01 — I.Muslung Anx.. — 01
Man Ons... 30 — j Mustang Ex. .. 04 05
Mm Con Ex.. 11 . —Original Man.. — f)8
Man Comb.... o*2 — Plnr Nut 00 06
Man Crescent. '02 — Beyler Umpnry 02 03
Man Cowl>oy.. 03 04 1 Stray -Dor.-.'.. :'\u25a0\u25a0 TO'" "—
Man Dexter.. 0G . 07iTaquima Cop.. — 03
Man Ivanhoe.. 25 — Thanksslving.. — .T.i
Man Humboldt 03 04| Whale 03 AT)
i Man Little Joe 01 02| Yellow Horse.. 02 03
Other Districts
Alice of Won. — 04|Kynx Creek.... — " 05
B Bell Monitnr — 15!Mackey .....;— '10
Blue Jay Won 03 — Mazuma Hills. — ' 80
Kaßle's Nest.. SS .".4 Minus Pedrax.. —1.30
ralrrw .<»rte?. — 15 Nevada Hills.. — 4.25
Kvw O Boaldr 11 — NovUilljfix.. — 45
Fvw Hailstone «7 OS N H Florence. 07 —
Fairvw Eagle.v 83 Nevada Wonder 01 - —
Frrw Rnd Mt — 10! N Star Wonder 03 04
Frvw 8 King. — 10 Pittsb 8 Peak. 1.17 1.20
Flor Q Red X — 16 Round Mt . 80 \u25a0 SS
Goldyke Reef. 09 10 Round Mt Ex. — 15
Ida Mac Annex — 1« Ruby Wonder.. 20
Jrck Pot . — 60 Solby Consol.. — 65
Jolranie Cons. CS 09 Vulture — 15
.- . :: — -\u25a0 — . .
San Fraacisco Mlains Ridmnse
- !>:ls a. m: Sppsion \u25a0
No tales.
11:30 a. m. Uvular iStasion
No sale*. ----- .„ /\u25a0'
THE SA^F^^
. _ ' , , »
shares were sold, the greater . part of
which, 22,000, going for 1 1 cent a share.
The largest sufferer by the rates of the
day was Belmont, from which' ls points
were subtracted, the 'difference' be
tween the opening at $1.40 and the
closing at $1.25. . * ' v^P
Aft.er the boards of the day the gov
erning, committee of the San Francisco
stock and exchange board held a fmal
session to consider and decide the con
troversy between Dr. A. L. Hudgens
and Brokers Van "Wyck and Hinkel
concerning the manner in which Hud
gens' Florence stock was sold: out a
few days ago. The committee decided
that the charges brought by Hudgens
against Van Wyck. and Hinkle, were
not sustained and they were dismissed
accordingly. Hudgens announced that
he would take the matter into court
for final settlement. " Some months ago
Hudgens similarly proceeded to court
after the board had decided - that a
transaction Involving the. purchase by
him of shares of Bulls and Bears stock
was regular. >\u25a0 , , . .
2:10 p. m. Regular Session
100 Gld Coa IS.'.. B.OOj 100 Gld C M.510.4.02^
CLOSING QUOTATIONS -
Tonopah District
Bid. As*. . Bid. Ask.
Cash Boy ... 03 — Mont Mid Ex. OS 05
Gold Anchor.. 06 — Ohio -Ton ..... — 05
Great Westrn. 01 02 Paymaster ... — 01
Ind Ton .... —\u25a0 . 01 Rescue Con . . 00 ~
MaeNamara.. — 23i West End Con —\ 49
Midway — " 70|
Goldfleid District
Adams ...... 08 09 Gld Kewanas.. 25 27
Atlanta 24 26 Gld Portland.. — VO7
Black Ants . . 03 04 Great Bend . . 28 80
Blk B sßonans Bonan 03 04 Grt Bend Anx 07 00
Blk Butte Ex 04 05 Grt Bend Ex. 08 10
Blup Bell ... 00 10 Jumbo Ex .... 91 04
Bine Ball ... 18- 20 Lon« Star .... 12 14
Com Fraction. — 05 Oro 11 12
Comng Nation 04 04% Red Hills ..... 24 26
Daisy ........ — 133 Red Top Ex. . — 16
Dm B Btte O. 15 17 Sandstorm .;. — 20
Dixie 08 04Silver Pick ..24: 26
Florence .... .2.60 2.62 Wonder. ....;. — 02
Gld Oon M. — 4.o2H|Yellow_Tlgrer.. — 18
Bullfrog District |
Gold Bar .... 85 40 Mayflower Con 19 —
Llge Harris.. 01 v02v 02 Mont Bullfrog. 01 08
Uttle Blf g . . — 01
Manhattan District
Man Broaeho.. 03 • — Man Red Top. — \u25a003
Man Cowboy.. 02 04 Man Whala .. 04 ,05
Man Dexter. . \u25a0C 6 —
Other Districts \u25a0
Bld.Ask.
Bunker Hill M Co — 2.40
Comstocks
Bid. Ask. 1 Bid. Ask.
Alpha — 06 Halo & Norc. -70 72
Belcher 29 81 Kentuck ..... — 10
Bert & Belch. 89 00 Mexican 60 62
Bullion 15 leOphir 1.85 1.40
Caledonia .... — 36 Overman ..... 10 11
Challenge .... 22 24 Potosl ....... 08 10
ChoUar 10 11 Savage — 68
Confidence ... — 00 Scorpion 05 08
Con Imperial. 02 C 8 Sierra Nev ... 65 00
Oon Va M Co. 60 62 Silver Hill ... R5 —
Crown Poiat. 28 — Union Coa ... 37 89
Exchequer ... — 40 Yellow Jacket 1. 60 2.C0
Gould & Cur. 19 21
HEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Albert N. Tucker and wife to Belle Dufan,
lot at NE corner of Twenty-third avenue and
P street, N 195:9. E 104:4, S 191:2, W 94:2; 810.
Edward D. Roberts and wife to Standard
realty and development company, lot •la W
line of Missouri stre«tf 150 S of Twentieth,
S 25 by W 120; $10. .
Charles H. Kord and wife to Susis Voorhles,
lot In B line of Nineteenth avenue, 250 S of
A street, S 25 by E 120; $10.
William 3. Sullivan and wife to Luifl Baci
galupl, lot In NW line of ArUngton street, 68
more or less SW of Charles, NW 98:0% more
or less by SW 25, SE 95, NE 25; $10.
Sol Getz A Sons to Joseph O. Miller and wife,
lot in Js line of L street, 82:6 W of Fortv
seventh avenue, W 60 by N 100: $10.
Frank 3. Waagman to. Lena Eagala, lot In
NW line of Diamond street. 125 SW of Berk
shire, SW 2S by KW 100; $10.
Catherine Jones to Marie E. Kast et al.,
lot In W line of Guerrero street, 850 S of
Twenty-third, 80 feet on Guerrero by an Irregu
lar depth; gift.
Catherine Jones to Marie J2. East, lot in W
line of Guerrero street, 117 S of Twenty-third,
33 feet on Guerrero by 115:11%; gift.
Same to Eugene T. Jones, lot in W line of
Guerrero street, 150 S of Twenty-third, 80 fact
on Guerrero by 119:9; gift.
Michel H. de - Young and wife to Patrick
Machey, lot in N lino of Hayes street, 140
W of Cole, W 27:6 by N 187:8; 510.
John Crosby Jr. and wife to A; Miles Tay
lor, lot at E corner of Oak Grove avenue and
Harrison street, NB 56, SB 100, NB 68, SE 26,
SW 112, NW 125; $10.
Mary's Help hospital to Richard Bpeckter,
block bounded by N line of Twenty-ninth street.
E line of Castro, g line of Day and W line
of Diamond;- $10.
Richard Speckter and wife to Mary's Help
hospital, same; $10.
Frederick D. Bepler and wife to Sarah L.
Tomlinson, lot 80, block C,- Flint tract home
stead association; $10. .
George E. Bridget! et al. to same, lot at SE
corner of A street and' Fortieth avenue. E 07:6
by N ICO; $10.
Davis J. Lamora and wife to same, lot In E
Una of Forty-fifth avenue, 180 S of • I street, S
25 by E l£0; $10.
John M. Winter and wlf« to Bernard Power
aad wlfa, lot In E lisa of Eighth avenue, 260 N
of X street. N 25 by B 120; $10.
Thomas it. Browne'&nd wife- to H. TV. Morse,
lot in W line of Twenty-secoud avenue; 276 S of
B street, 8 25 by W 120; ?10. _x-
Jacob Heyman company to M7:T. Wall et al..
lot in NW line of Edlnbnre street, 160 SW of
India avenne, 8W 23 by NW 1B0; $10.
Same to F." A..Fogalde and wife, lot In KW
line of Edinbnrg street, 125 SW of India are
nue, SW 26 by NW 100; $10.
Horn* realty company to Annl* 0. - Magnlre,
lot 29, block 1. Oollero hill; $10.
John S. Barrett and wife . to Margaret Rlech,
lot 46, Silver terrace; $10. v;
Bertha Scholtz and wlfa to same, lot in S line
!Of Hanover street. 86 JB of Gutenberg, B 92. S
108:8; $176. - .
Elizabeth M. Muller to John \u25a0H. W. Muller,"
lot at 8W corner of \u25a0 Kleventh- and Mission
Btreeta, 6B 67:6 by SW 90; gift. -
John Brisk ell company to J>ora M. Lampcrjan,
lot In E line of Tlilrty-B«>cond avenue, 256 3 of
California street, S 26 by H 120: $10.
Walter Riedel to Daniel A. McColgan. lot at
W corner of Sixth avenue Booth aad water
front, W 20:2. 8 100:10 mora- or less, NE
98:10; $10. .-; A. : , . ;\u25a0 : r, ; • ..; --\u0084-"
> Rosa <}. 69 Okan to Ida Thompson, covers en
tire Eels tract; $ . .-,
Albert Meyer to Franilln S. Palmer, lot In N
Una of B street, 60 W of Fortr-aeranth avenue,
WBoby N 100; $10. - .• ; - . :
Thyra I*. Crana to Charles Caxkon. lot in SW
Una of Monnt Vernon avenne. 25: 6 6B of Tara
atreat, SB 26 by 8W 100; $10. ;
Peter Kommcrow to ; Ella . Kommerow, lot la
E line of York street, 147:6 V of Twonty-aacond
N 25 by B- 100; gift. . ;\u25a0 .....
Charlotte Drew . to Sampel Drew, lot In ; N
Una of Batter street. 49:4 E of Leavenworth. H
B8:2 by N 68:9; gift. • • . , \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0;,: ...
\u25a0 Ronndey realty company, to Louise A. Low,- lot
in NE line of Bowdoin street, 25 SB of Manseil
NE 120, 8E 12.45, SW 120.44 more or less NW
22.70 more or less, 120; $10.
Margaret o'Donnell to Steve Orvlgo and wife,
lot 108, Ben Franklin homestead association;
grant.'- - - • ':' \u25a0 . •\u25a0•'.."-. "•,' \u25a0 '- \u25a0 \u25a0 : \u25a0-;.-,.•\u25a0.\u25a0..- \u25a0..•>.\u25a0.
Richard Pabl and wife to Jonathan F.
Leamond, \ lots 30 and : 31, c block 46, City land
association: $10. • -. r
Lippmann Sachs and wife to W. H, Bowen,
lot la N Una of Post street, 172:6 W of Leaven
worth. N 137:0 by W 73:0 ; $10.
Catherine Jones to Engece T. Jones,. lot in W
line of Guerrero street, 800 8 of Twenty-third,
25X : Jflft. \u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0..-_-- ... - \u25a0;. :;- ;.:.
: Catherine • Jones , to Emella < Lawrence, lot ; in
W line of Guerrero street, \ 210 S of . Twenty
third, —x126:6V4:- gift. * ;'
; Same .to Katherine H. ; Jones, ' lot in W line of
Guerrero street. 240 S of Twenty-third, 80 feet
In Guerrero by 130:1%; gift.
Same to Helen Jones, lot ln^W.'.linai of
Guerrero . »Ueet, 270 S - of ; Twenty-third, 30
In Guerrero by 133:2%: gift.
Same, to Charles E. > Jones, lot In W line, of
Guerrero street," 325 8 of .Twenty-third, 23
in Guerrero by .an irregular 'depth; ': gift.: .;-
Same to: Charles' E. Jones, lot -in W-liDe- of
Guerrero : - street, 110 S ' of • Twenty-third,- 30 in
Guerrero by. 123 :0t4; gift."
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05
94
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Bulldlns Contracts
W. S. Wren with •F. B.Adams—A ll work
for a one • story and \u25a0 attic frame \u25a0 building, in
E line of Belvedere street. 352:194 N" of Seven
teenth, N 28 by 124:7»4.* tor. $3,000.
Karl J. Guenther with . Robert \ Trost— All
work except \u25a0 mantels. \u25a0" shades and s gas •: fixtures
f or •a - three \u25a0 ftory frame-.- building. :(fiv«f. flats)
and I one f tore in 8 line of - Carl ' street.'. 54.97 -E :
of Oole. E 60. S ll«.3O, \u25a0W ; 60.028, : N . 1 15.24, \u25a0
for $l«, 500. ' ' : .
Hooker & Lent ,- with Rnss, & MoCormack— -
PlnmblDK for*, a . one; story "'building, at . NR
orner <>t Van : Ness avenue hii'l Grove btteet, j
N 120 hy'K liHrfor $905. : :
Frank Baclsalupl with Giovanni ;& .Turrea &
Co.— All work \u25a0 for a "\u25a0 three "sttory . frame > fslx
flats) at 427 : Greenwich street, for ' $4,650. ;-
ACTORS MAY WORK WAY
ON CUNARD STEAMSHIPS
Frohman Plans to Put' On
Dramas in Liners' Din
ing Rooms
THEATRICALS AT SEA
Lusitania Will Be First Ship
to Carry Troupe of
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.— Much 'interest
is manifested in the "; announcement
from Liverpool that the: Cunard steam
ship company has accepted Charles
Frohman's offer to provide^ suitable
plays and concerts and .that a hall
especially designed for such perform
ances iwlll be provided on each of "the
three Cunard steamships thatare now
projected. ' .
i In these days of progress the steam
ships have Included mor* and more the
comforts of v land, so . that passengers
hardly know they are at sea unless
they gro up on deck to have a look at
the water. or get seasick.; The; five day
boats enjoy most of the advantages :oij
a first class hotel. They are fitted with'
telephones and elevators, there are
newspapers published^'on board and the
ships; keep In 'touch with -land ' all the
way over the sea by the wireless teleg
raphy.
And' now there will be theatrical* at
sea. Charles Frohman is named as the
originator of the Idea, and tourists may
soon go to a first class musical comedy
or drama* performed by the best;com
panies, just as If the Broadway rialto
had been -launched bodily: from Dream
land's shore or Drury Lane had met
Its Trafalgar, on the \u25a0 Lusitania or
Mauretanla or other craft to come.
Alf Hayman, Frohman's - manager
here, confirmed the news. Light com- ,
edy was to be tried first In all prob
ability, h ft said, and If it works well
theatricals in other branches would be
put upon the steamship -boards. „
' "Mr. Frohman has been thinking of
this for some time," said Hayman.
"The chief activity is on the London
side, where Mr. Frohman is co-operating
with the Cunard company. The scheme
probably will be tried first on the Lusi
tania; and ocean voyages will have the
opportunity of enjoying a real treat."
Hayman said he could not tell Just
when the plan will be put In operation.
The details, he admitted, had not yet
been definitely settled on. Whether a
sea theater is a |2 house or not was
another question. Of course so much
per head would be charged to the non
seasick audience, .bur \u25a0vmethar or not
the scale of prices would be the same
as on land was yet beyond Hayman's
power to declare. ,
The dining saloon of a trig ship like
the Lusitania, he thought, would lend
Itself well to the staging o£ plays, es
pecially light comedies and, farces, and
there would be no trouble about the
lighting arrangements. Scenery may be
set up anywhere at short notce and all
the paraphernalia, of the seafaring
company would be right, at hand. The
stage room would not be as well fitted
for the production of plays requiring a
large cast. .
"Frankly," said the sea theater's
sponsor, "the chief difficulty probably
would arise from seasickness. But in
case one or more members of the com
pany crossing to America or returning
to Europe were seized with mal-de-mer
the others would go on and fill In the
gaps as best they could."
Hayman expressed himself as most
optimistic concerning- the future of the
: plan. ' ;: .- ' - -\u25a0 r '\u25a0\u25a0
OPPORTUNITIES IX HOXDITRAS
Consul Drew, Llnard. of Celba draws
attention to the commercial activity- in
that part of the: Honduran- republic.
Celba,. a' port on the north coast of
Honduras, and leas than 1,100 , miles
south of New Orleans, population of
ficially estimated at 6,500, probably of
fers to the enterprising American busi
nessman or of moderate means
better. inducement and opportunity than
may be - found in any of the ; Central
Amerloan towns bordering the Carib
bean sea. The steady growth during
the past 17 years from a single hut to
the present population and • commercial
importance \as a shipping port and dis
tributor of merohandiße for the adjacent
towns and vicinity has been due to the
large trade in tropical fruit to New Or
leans f- and Mobile. These cities sen d no
less than 20 steamers monthly to Celba
bringing cargoes of hardware, canned
and dry.gooda, boots, shoes and leather
goods, sawed lumber, corrugated iron,
and a general assortment of mixed mer
chandise, and return laden with banan
as, cocoanuts and other fruits. The oll
mate. - while tropical, ; is fanned contin
ually,by the cooling trade winds of the
Atlantic and extreme heat is the excep
tion; the percentage of sickness is very
low. as compared with many of the
American gulf /ports, and Ceiba is de
clared both by resident and visitor to be
"healthful and agreeable." .
ORDER OF THE CHRYSANTHEMUM
•The Order of J the \ Chrysanthemum,
which the Japanese ; emperor is golngr
to send to President Fallleres: of
France as a memento of the signing
of the recent Important Franco-Japa
nese treaty, is the highest distinction
-which the mikado has at his disposal
in the way of orders and honors. Like
the English Order of the Garter, it is
only ' conferred outside the Japanese
empire on kings, emperors and distin
guished heads ;of states.— Kansas City
Journal.; S \u25a0'.',-/_ ' , - '. -
MARRIAGEJ.ICENSES
: Tbe following ; marriage > licenses . were Issued
to this city FridayVy October 18!
George •W. Naclln, 28, Oakland, and Benlah
D. Heves, 26, Cleveland, O.
Jacob H. Stelnmann, 26, 8883 Washington St.,
and Belle Magee, . 23, 1230 FranVlinjt -
Eugene O. Paddock, \u25a0 - 21, and Margaret S.
Ryan 18, both .of 2048 Folsom st. ;
Robert Hallenbarter, 22, 8 . Dearborn St., and
Hedwig Kermmer, 21, 1122 Lake st.
Rudolph P. Ghapdelalne,- 22, 257 Octavla st^
and Alice K. Mclntosh, 21, Frnltvale.
!:•! :• Roscoe O.< Howard,- 25, : Alameda, and Maud'
Gladman, 25, 1 408 Cole st. - .
Ernest M. Saxon, - 21, »n4 Anna T. Bello,
18. both of 811 Caatro st. . : . -
John =. G. Mac Lean, 53. , and Bessie O. Row*.
Z<9. botb of 3178 Twenty-first st.
1 - henry > Levermann, 81, ' 2742 Folsom st.. and
Helen Magnussen," 21, 2738 Folsom st. -
Hans J. Holtorf, 31. Graton, and Anna Fow-
ler. 28, 122 Liberty St. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ,; c - , \u25a0
Patrick F. ; Kane, 21, 115 - ShotweU st., and
Kathryn Llntner, X lB, 13SS Sixteenth aye.
Irving 8. Zetmer, : 27, - Btockton and Selma
Riese, 21, 71 Jordan aye.
OAKLAND, » Oct. 18.— The following marriage
licenses : wero ! issued .today : . ;
: Hugh Foley, 39, and Mabel B. MitcheL 30,
both of Oakland. ._
-• Flojd A. Holland, 27, and Anna Mason, 27,
both- of
• Cyr. ; H. Melqulond, 27, Berkeley, and Ida" B.
Quisley,- 23, v Fruitvale.
i- Bud >T. Murty, 24, and Margaret Reynolds,
20, both of, Oakland. . . \u25a0,
: Joseph Sllva, 32, and \u25a0 Lotta Terra, 86, both
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
•:\u25a0: Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
eithey- of ; the \u25a0 publication offices and be Indorsed
; with v the >name and. residence of -persons ..author-
ized -to - have ? the i same , published.: Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are. published once in this column free of charge.'
DIRTHS; ' . ,-..
: PORTER— In this city," Octpbjer' 15, 1C97, t$ -^
• ; wife of -V. : H., Porter Jr. (fonneriy Harriet ; X.
"vr," deaths;-
Allen; -Annie E.L.7.: — | Jewell ....... 6J>
Baumley 7.: Frederick:. 60 (XJnaqulst. Theo. H... 8
Broner, Constantino.' 7s JMisb. Barrow 57
Brace,: Ellen .......^—Mooney. John ,H...... >0
Clifford. Catherine.:. 77 | O'Brion. Mari<» A...: M
Conlan," Margaret... 60 |O'Brlen. Marlon . I"
Doheney, Wta. .- J..." — i Pick, > Morris •\u25a0•- •<*
Flanlgan, Charles H. — IBaJberack. - Wm..r.... 4|J
Fiilton, t Samuel ; 5.... R6 } Shaler, Frank W.... «9
Hayman, Lambert. . 52 jStone, Alvln M....... 34
Bawley, Jndge Thos. | Taylor, Samnel . —
- Porter V.. ......... 77 | Ulfers,- Frank >6
HelUesen, Theodore. 40 | Wart, Edward F..:. —
Honz Loin ....... .. 31 (Wilson . . .... . . .(Infant^
Jacobs, Jake .'.....\u25a0 — I
ALLEN— In this city, October IT. 1907,: at her
late ; resMence. .- 2514 • Pine street. - Annie X.,
beloved daughter of Katherine and the late
John Allen, and sister of Mrs. S. -D. Houn-
sell, Mrs. T. W. Ham and the late Rev. J. W.
and Nicholas Allen, a native of San Fran-
Cisco, : Cal.
. The; funeral: will take place from the above
residence today (Saturday), at 9 o'clock a. m.,
thence =to St. Brigld's church, -.Van Ness ave-
nue and Broadway,- where a requiem mass for
:. tbe .repose of her ;soul will: be celebrated,
commencing at 9:30. a.. th._ Interment private,
Holy Groess cemeterjv Please omit flowers.
BAUMLE— In this city,' October 1?, 1907, Fred-
erick *\u25a0 Banmle, -. dearly beloved husband of the
late Rosa Baumle," and loving, father. of Mrs.
Mary B. Hauboldand Mrs. J. A. Urbanus. a
native of Germany, : aged .80 years . and 4
. months. A ' member of the Third Order of
.-', St. '"-Francis, v \u25a0\u25a0.- v-:-- ; - \u25a0' '.-;\u25a0 \u25a0%\u25a0*-•'\u25a0 -'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'-
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
milted to attend the funeral Monday, October
"121, at '9 a. m., from tbe residence of Uls
daughter, Mrs. J. A: Crbanus, llioy Ala-
bama street, thence to St. Anthony's church.
. Army street, where a • requiem hUrb ' mass . for
the , repose of • his ' soal will be . celebrated,
: commencing at 9 :SO . a. m. Interment Holy
Cross • cemetery. :\u25a0 . : \u25a0 ; .
BROKER— Jn^an-'BnmoV Cal., October 18.
1907,. Constantino -Broner,- beloved husband of
'J, the late Fablana Broner, and dearly beloved
father of . Mrs. A. E. Ver Linden, Peter D."
Broner, Mrs. J. J. Smyth, Mrs, J. E.
Healy; and Mrs. W. E. -Ward, a- native of
| Switzerland, aged -75 years 2 months and 3
\u25a0 days. ;v .-- . ~ • - \u25a0 :,; -. . '. \u25a0 \u25a0:.
Friends and acquaintances are > respectfaly
Invited to attend the- fun«ral - today • (Satur-
day), October 19, at 8:S0 o'clock a. m., from
the parlors of Julius S. Oodeau, 2123 Bush
street, thence to St. Michael's church. Ocean
View, \u25a0 where - a requiem high mass for the
repose of his soul will be celebrated, com-
, mencing at 10 o'clock. Interment . Holy Cross
- cemetery. \u25a0^£&38Si&3sist!&J£zz&-i
BRUOE-^ln thla 'city, October 18. 1907, at the
residence, 2407 Howard street, Ellen, be-
loved wife of the late John Bruce, and sister
of Mrs. A. Cuslek, Mrs. L. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
J. Gusto and Mrs. G. Townsend, a native or
Ireland.
CLIFFORD— In Oakland. Cal., October IT, 1907,
1 Catherine Clifford, beloved mother of Mrs. El-
len Hildebrand of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Mary
E. McMahon and Mrs. P. A. Clifford, and
. loving Bister of Mary McGurr, . a native of
County - Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 77 years.
The funeral will take . place . today (Satur-
day), at 8:80 a. m., from the parlors of Me-
Brearty & McCcrmlck, 915 Valencia street
near .Twentieth, thence to St. James church,
where < a requiem mass for the repose of her
soul will be celebrated, commencing at 9
. a." m. ; Interment private, Holy Cross cemetery.
OONLAN— In the city and county hospital,
October 16, 1807, Margaret Conlan, aged 60
years..
DOHENET— In this city, October 16, 1007, Wll-
\u25a0 liam: J. Doheney, dearly beloved husband ot
Annie Doheney, beloved father of Gertrude,
George and Willlan Doheney, beloved son of
William and the late Mary Doheney, and
brother of ' Mary and Julia Doheney, a native
of Reno, Nev. A member of plumbers' and
steam fitters union, local No. 442, and San
Francisco aerie No. 5, F. O. E.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfuly
Invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday), at ' 9 o'clock a. m., from his late
residence, J 14 Henry, street, thence to Mis-
sion Dolores - church, where a requiem high
mass for the repose of his soul will be cele-
brated, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
FLANIGAN— In this city, October 18. 1907,
Charles Henry, beloved husband of Lucy
Flanlgan (nee Fowler), and brother of Thomas
and Robert Flanlgan, Mra. Newton de Puy,
'Mrs. W. Seldel'and Mrs. L. J. Frlchette, a
native of Fort Steel, Wyo.
FULTON— In Oakland, Cal., October IS, 1907,
Samuel S. Fulton, beloved husband of Myra
J. Fulton, .aged 68 years."
H ATMAN— In this city, October 18, 1907," Lam-
bert Hayman, dearly beloved husband of Es-
ther ': Hayman, devoted father of Mrs. Mar-
tin S. Meyer and Beatrice J. Hayman. and
loving brother of Mrs. Sam G. Levy of San
Francisco, Jules Hayman, Mrs. Celine Her*
and Mrs. Lazarn Levy of Paris, France, a
native of Saaroumlnd, France, aged 52 years
7 months and 8 days.
HAWLEY— In this city, October 17, 1007. Judge
Thomas Porter Hawley, a native of Indiana,
. aged 77 years and 3 months. <
Friends are Invited to attend memorial
services today (Saturday), at 2 p. m., at
the chapel of N. Gray & Co., 2196 Geary street
I corner of j Devisadero.
HKT.TJESEN— In this city, October 17. 1907,
Theodore, beloved -husband of Manda Hel-
liesen, father of- Ethel and Theodore Helllesen,
. and " nephew of i Charles Helllesen of San
Jose, Cal.. a native of Germany, aged 40
years. (Saa Joee, Oal., papers please copy.)
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Monday, October 21, at 2 o'clock
p. m:, at bis late residence. '\u25a0 447 Hayea
street. Incineration Odd. Fellows' crematory.
HONG LOIN— In the city and county hospital.
October 17, 1907, Hong Loin, a native of
China, aged 31 years.
JACOBS— In Alameda, Cal., October 16, 1907.
Jake, beloved husband of Pauline M. Jacobs,
and brother of Mrs. 8., Joe and Al Jacobs,
a native of New York.
Friends and acquaintances are respecttfully
Invited to attend the funeral services to\»y
(Friday), October 18, at 2 o'clock p. m., at
his late residence, 2229 San Jose. avenue, Ala-
meda. Interment private, Mountain View ceme-
tery. Kindly omit flowers. -
JEWELL— In Oakland. Cal., October 17, 190T,
Henry ' Jewell, beloved husband of Lizzie
Jewell, and father ot Harry Jewell, a native
of Maine, aged 60 years.
LINDQCIST— In Berkeley, Cal.. October 18, 190T,
Theodore H. Llndqulst, dearly beloved son of
John and Caroline Li&dqnlst, and brother of
Rudolph L., John L., Carl E. and -Oscar R.
Llndqulst, v a native of San Francisco, Cal.,
aged 8 years and 16 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Sunday), October 20, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
at the family residence, Christina street near
Hopkins, West Berkeley. Interment Mountain
-View cemetery. . . . <
: MISH— In this city, October 17, 1907, Barrow
Mlsh; beloved husband of Jennie Mlsb, be*
loved father of Charles 8., Sylvan, Julie,
t Horace and Gerald Mlsh,* beloved son of Mrs.
- Sarah and the late Pheneas Mlsh, and brother
of Mrs. J. Werner, Mrs. LUlle Schleslnger,
Mrs. Belle M. Sahleln, Dr. 5.0., Julius and
Oswald Mlsh, a native of St. Louis, Mo.,
aged B7 years. (New York, Chicago . and Cin-
cinnati papers please' copy.) •
The funeral services will be. held tomor-
row (Sunday). October 20. at 10 o'clock a. m.,
.at his late residence, 423 Devlsadero street.
Interment Hills of Eternity cemetery," by train
leaving Third 1 and Townsend streets a; 11 :30
7 f m- ..\u25a0•\u25a0-"\u25a0-.
Offlcers and members of Congregation Sher-
Ith Israel are hereby requested to . attend the
funeral of our late member and trustee, Bar-
row Mlsb, tomorrow (Sunday), at 10 o'clock;
from 425 Devisadero street. \u25a0 '-
>. ;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-, -\u25a0.-•\u25a0. A. ARONSOX, President.
A: L. BADT, Secretary. \
i MOQNEY— In this city., October -IT, 1907, John
H. Mooney.' beloved husband of Lina Mooney,
'•\u25a0 and father of Josephine . Mooney, a native of
Portland, Me.. . aged 70 years 11 months ' and
.17 days. (Placerville, ; Cal., \u25a0• papers please
\u25a0 copy.) \u25a0 " - *-* i * ! ffl?f^ jl^'*^^ l *''W?'''^tf |s i**^* i ' i " lMi f
Friends . and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to -attend the -funeral today. (Sat-
urday), October 19, at 1 :30 p. m., from his
• late - residence. Gfl< Elisabeth . street, thence
by electric - funeral • car from * corner of Thi r-
tleth - street and San Jose . avenue at 2:15.
: p. w \u25a0 -.;•. ,;;\u25a0\u25a0-'
O'BRlEN— ln , this city, October. 18, ,1907, Marie
A. -O'Brien, beloved wife of, James O'Brien,
a- native- of County Kildare, Ireland, aged
84 years.",' V\u25a0- . •-\u25a0 .- . .
' ' The funeral will take place Monday, October
21, at 9:30 a. 'm.. from St. Mary's cathedral.
\u25a0-'\u25a0 Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by electric
car from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue.
O'BRIEN— In i this city, October r 18. 1907^ Ma-
rlon, dearly > beloved daughter of Carrie and
the late William O'Brien, ; and • sister of Wll-
;'; ' Ham,*- ' Alice.- Frank, . George . EMdle,* Grace and
Edna \u25a0' O'Brien, \u25a0 a native of San Francisco,
Cal., aged 10 years.
PICK— In Oakland. Cal., October - 17, / 1907,
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• Morris. \u25a0" Pick, beloved hnahand \u25a0of Rose Pick,
' A PATH TO EVERY PLOT
T-CITY OFFICI -i-S -MAHKtT AND
Grant BLBo.r -\u25a0 , - -.'"Seventh Sts.
:\u25a0 \.y V: office* of.,
WOODIAWN CEHEfCRYaiid
MASONIC ' CEMETERY I ASSdCSATIOS
Now Located at
297 Mbnadnock Building
and father of Adolph, Florence and Marie
Pick, a native of , New York, aged 44 years. •
BALBERACK— In the city and county hospiUl.
October 36, 1907, William Ralberaci, a na-
, tive of Germany; aged 43 years. ;
SHALER— In this city, October 18, 1907, Frank
; W.* Staler, beloved brother of Mrs. P. F.
• Doran ami William A. and John T. Shales
a native of San Francisco. Cal.. aged SO years
and 3 . months.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
the mortuary. chapel of the Golden Gate nn-
* dertaking company, 2475 Mission street near
Twenty-first.
STOND— In London/ Eng., October 18. 1907.
Alvln M. Stone/ beloved husband of Beatrice F.
Stone, father of Llsbeth and John . Stone, be*
loved son of Alvln W. and F.llsa F. Stone, and
brother of , Mrs. Clara Herbert. Mrs. Lois
Pomeroy and Mary ;. F., Rockwell, Raymond
and * Kate * Stone, a native of Saa . Francisco.
Cal.; aged 34 years.
TAYLOR— In this city, October 18. 1907. - Snm-
uel Taylor, beloved husband of Margaret Tay-
lor, and father of Samuel J., \u25a0 Edward A.,
..Richard and William Taylor and Mrs. C. F.
Armstrong, a native of England. A" member
of Valley lodge No. 80, A. O. U. W. ,
; Friends and acquaintances ire respectfully
Invited to attend the ' funeral .today (Sat-
urday), at 12:30 o'clock, from the parlors of
Barry & . Scully. 927 Va lencia street, - thence
to Mission Dolores church for services. Inter-
ment Holy Cross cemetery.
CLFERS— In this city, October IS, 1907." Frank
-,Ulfcrs, a native 'of Norway, aged 78 years.
WARD— In Cazßdem, Oil.. October 17. 1907.'
. Edward F.. beloved son of Edward War*, and
brother of William T. and May Ward, a
native of San Francisco.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WILSON— In this city, October 18, 1007. Robert
F., dearly beloved eon of Fred R. and LatcMe
Wilson, a native of San Francisco. Cal., aged
10 months and 21 days. .
\u25a0 Friends and ; acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the. funeral tomorrow (Sua-
' day), October 20, < at . :1 o'clock p. in., from
the mortuary chapel 'of the Golden Gate un-
dertaking . company, 2475 Mission I street near
Twentr-first. Interment Mount Olivet ceme-
tery, -by carriage.
OCEAX TTLiVEI* N
Bteamers' Leave Broadway
* ' »Vharves.
/^^~^©S. LOW BATES ' loeludlng
/!!WlrA BERTHS AND MEALB.
l/WwlSn SPECIAL ROUND THIP
I I VtaSia/ I rates.
\Vk V^V^fi/ FOR LOS A\r,ELES,
• g A>* DIEGO,
SANTA BARBARA.
Santa Rosa.' Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
Queen. ._.. Every Thursday, 10 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACO3L4,
VICTORIA, AND VAJTCOTJVER, B. C,
PUGET SOUA*p'AXD ALASKAN* PORTS
Governor '. Oct. 24, Nov. 8, 23. 11 a. m.
City of Puebla......Oct. 18, Nov. 3, IS, 11 a. m.
President......... Oct. 29, Nov. 13. 28, 11 a. m.
ROUND THE BOUND EXCURSIONS. 11 DAYS*
Round Trip, Including berth and meals. (49.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
City of Topeka.Oct. IS, 24, 30. Nov. 5. 10:30 a.m.
Pomona Oct. 21. 27, Nov. 2, 10:80 a.m.
And every third day thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS, MAZATIiAX, liA PAZ,
AIVTATA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
MAGDAXENA BAY.
Curacao 7th of each month, 10 a. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908
The palatial Alaska excursion steamship SPO-
KANE will leave Seattle, 11 a. m., June 16, July
1, 16. 81, Aug. 15.
, Right reserved to change this schedule. -
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— B Market at. aad Broadway
Wharf— Telephone Kearny* 492.
0AKLAND........ 968 Broadway
San Francisco Freight . Office — Broadway Wharf.
C. D. DUNANN, G. P. A., Saa Francisco.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
Have opened their permanent office at
Room 240, James Flood Building
S. 8. "Nippon Mara,** - Wedneaday, Oct. SO,
ISO 7.
- 8. 8. "Hongkong Mam." Tuesday, Nov. 28.
1007.
S. S. "America Mam," Tuesday, Dee. 17
1007.
Steamers will leave wharf, corner First and
Brannan streets, 1 p. m. for . Tokohama and
Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe (Hlogo),
Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting at Hong-
kong with steamers for Manila, ladla, etc. . No
cargo received on board on day of sailing.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight -and passage apply at office. James
Flood building. w. H. AVfiRY,
Assistant General Manager.
SEATTLE, TACOMA,
PUGETSOUND
\u25a0 AND ALL POINTS IN ALASKA
Through Freight and Passenger hates.
Elegant Steel Steamers.
BUCKMAN AND WATSON
Sailing every Saturday at 1:30 p. m.
ALASKA PACIFIC S. S. CO.
W. D. WELLS, Gen. Agt.. Steuart St. Dock.
\u25a0'\u25a0' "JJ '- Phone Temporary 63.
OCEANIC SS. CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLULU— a." S. Alameda sails Oct. 26. 11
a. m. Round trip, 1123. - <
HONOLULU — S. S. Alameda sails Nov. 16 11
a. m. Round trip. $123.
TAHITI. SOUTH SBAB— 3. S. Maripoaa sails
Nov. 22. Bound trip, first class, $123.
Passenger Dept.. 673 Market at. Freight office.
53 Clay at. Phone Temp. 1231.
KOSMOS LINE
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
Tbe steamship Assuan (8,000 tons), Oaptaba
Paessler, soiling from San Fraaciseo on or about
October 22. will carry passengers to Champ<>rlco
direct, thence Saa Jose de Guatemala, Aca jutla.
La Union, Amapala. Corlnto. Punta Arenas, c!
R., Bahla, Mdnta, Guayaquil. CaUao, Mollendo.
Chilean ports, .London and Hamburg. . For rates
and particulars apply to LENDAL M. GRAT.
manager. Union street wharf (pier 18), San
Francisco. -.
First Class by the
Following Lines i
According to <*-
Steamer
AMERICAN LINE
Plymouth, Cherbourg, Sonthampton,
Philadelphia, Qaeeoatowß, Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
":'\- Kvwr York— London Direct
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
New Yorfc— Rotterdkni, via Dovlosrms>
RED STAR LINE
,'i. ~Sevr York—Dover— Antwerp
WHITE STAR LINE
NeW York— Qneenstown — Liverpool
. Plymouth — Cherbourg — .Sonthaxuyton
. Boston— Queeaa town— Liverpool
New York — Azores — M edit errnnean
Republic... ...Oct. 24, 3 p. m.; Nor. 80, Jan. 25
Cretie..... ......N0v. 7, noon; Dec. 11, Har. 25
Cedrlc... ......Jtn. 4, Feb. 15
Boston— Asores — Mediterranean
Romanic Oct. 20 3 p. m.; Dec 5. Feb. 1
Canople Nov. 19, 7:30 a. m.; Jan. 11. Feb. 22
Q. X. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
36 Ellis Street near Market
:\u25a0 - .
! Cofflpagnie Generate Transatlantiqae
' \XDIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. •".
Sailing every Thursday, Instead of Saturday,
at 'lo a. m. from Pier 42. Nonh river, foot of
| Morton street.".' —
\u25a0 ' First class to Havre, $70 and upward; second
class to ; Havre.' $43 and upward. GHNEKAL
AGENCY FOR UNITF.D STATES AND CAN-
ADA, 19 State st. New Tork. J. F. FUGAZI.
manager, : Pacific coast. 630 Moatgomery st., San
Francisco." Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
: agents.-
BAY AND INTERURD AN RO UTES
VALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Montlcello S. S. Co. and Kapa Valley Electric
B. R.' Co. ' Close connections. I
\u25a0 ft— ROUND ; TRIPS DAILY— « L
Boats leave San Francisco. 7 :00, »9:45 a m
12:30 noon, 3:13, tl:CO,»S:30 p.- m. .
-. Kan Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf, north ; end ferry building, Market street
ferry. . Meals a la carte. '
. Phone K«arny .'406. .
•Laad» Ks,tx Sard direct, '.u^i-^T*^"'
* . RAXLIVAT THXTEX*
\u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0*.
Traißs feav* aaa are asa
tearrheat
San Francisco;
Fsom ?Erra.M3na 26. 13 C ,
FERRY DEPOT
Foot of Market Btr*+
LeaTa —VIA OAKLAND PIES— Arri^a '
7U3Oa Richmond, Pert Costa. BenicA Su^
rin, Dctcn, 6*craasento. aad Way
Stations.. 8.23J
7.00 a Ehnira, ViicwHJe, Rsnsey 8.28 f
7.00* DaWs U&rrsviUe, Orovllle— Rcs»>
vSia, Bed Bluff. rtLnsnuir 8.28?
7XOa HajTarf. Niles, Stn Jege 7XB*
7.40* VaSejo. Naps. Callftoga. Santa
Rosa, MiTtiaea, Ean Baiaaa 9.23*
7Mii Nilea, P!e*awton. - Livernore. Tracy,
Latircp. Stock toa 7.23 »
8.09 a Shasta Ejr .-•;*—( v a Davisl WH-
iiams, willoTrs, Red Bhifli Asa-
lana. PortLind asd East 6.23?
B.2Ca Martiaei Byron. Tras?, Stockton.
.\>w.xan, Los Bases, Mendcu, /4.03s
Haaford. Visalia, Fcrtsrvi2le. .... \ *.X3>
8,20* Part Costx Lathros. ilerced. Baj«.
aond, Freaso. Hantod,
Tislare. Baiasaeld tASf
8.20 a Newark. . CsitsrviHe. Ssa Joss.
LosGatMt Wrrfi: 5.48*
9.0 C» .KBas, Livermora, b?cckton(*Jlilton),
Vallsv ?pru.2. locs. Eacrsnitnto,
Redßl'i.. 4.08p
9.00 a Soaora. Tuolcame aad Aagels 4J)8»
9.00 a Atiantio lipress— Osden. Salt Lska
Gty 7.28s
9.02* Trackee. Lake Tahce. Beso, Ton*-
Cah.Goldse!i 7JEBf
9.iO* Rwhmond, Fort Co.-f 1. Uartines. . .; 6.48?
10.00 a Tha Overland Luaited— Omaha,
ChicagjJ, Denver. Kanans Qty... 9J2Bp
lO^Oa Van»jo7Mare Idaad. N»pa 11 .28 a
lO^Oa Los ABjeies Pa^senrfr — Port Costa,
Jlaxtiae^ Byron. Tracy. Lsthrop,
Stoektoa. llarted. Fresno, Han-
ftrd, Viaalia. Tclara. BakersSeld,
Los.ingetes.. :.. 7.08»
/\u25a0 I. CO? Nilesi Saa Jose and Way Stations. . 2.48?
f ' 1 .40? Alrando, Newark, Ssa Jose. 7.23?
3XO? Benicia. Winters. Sacramento,
Woodland. Knights Landinj.
UarysviUa and Orov2le 10.48*
3^3? Porv Costa. Martin. Byron, Mo-
desto, Merced. Fresno 12.08?
3^o? San Leaadro, Mies, Saa Jot* 9.48 a
3 JO? Via Tibaron. West Sapa. EtHeJens.
Calistoß* 10.25*
3.40? Portlaad Express (via Davis), Wit
Earn* Willov^ Red Bluft. Ash>
land Portlaad aad East 9.43 a
4.0 C? V&llmo -r tinea. Saa Ramon. Ka?s,
Caustoea, £*at» Rosa 6.08?
4.C0? Nile^ "Bracv, Stockton. Lodi 1 0.28*
4.20? Eastern ttprtss— Ogdea, Pnebte;
Denver. Kansas City, Et. Losia.
Chicaso
Msrtines. Stockton. Sacnucartc.
Reno. Sparks 12.48?
4*40? Ean Leaadro, Hayward. Mas./ t8.28a
Pleasaaton, li'^ensore \X • • >48a
5.00? The Ovi Limited— Newman. Los
Banos, Mendota, Fresco, Tulare,
BakarsSeid, Los An jele». 8.48*
BUM)? Newark 3m Jose, Los Gates. Wright. 8.48 a
5.20? Saa Leandro, N2ea, Saa Jose 7.48*
5.40? Vallep. Port Costa, Benicia, Suisun.
Sacramento..^ 11.28*
6.20? China aad Japan Fast Mail—
- 0 -rlei. Chey enne. Ossaha, Chicago 1 2.43?
6.209 Hayward. Nile* aad Saa Jose 6.43?
7.00? GoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa, Baaicia,
Saeaaento, Truckee, Lake Tshoe.
V» a Jiwort-a, Hazen. Fallen. Tono-
pah. GoLJaeld, asd Keeier. 7.08*
7XO? Vallejo, Benicia and Way Stations, -
Sunday caly 11.23*
8.20s Oregon Express — Sacnmenb\
Jlarysville. Reddiag, Portland.
Puget Sound aad East 8.48 a
9.00? Saturdays Only — Saa Jose and
» Way Statiots :5.23»
Commeacbg October 5, 1907^ •
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY ;
Leave, 7.00. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. U.OO a. m.
12X0. 1X0. 2X0. 3.C0. 4AQ. 8.00. 6.00. 3.00. 9.00 p. n
COAST LINE
<^(Thtrd *nd Town send Streets) ;
B.loa Valencia Si, San Joss, aad Way
Stations 8.35 a '
£6.50* Sunday Excunacn— Del Moate. Mon-
terey. Paafie Grove ;i0^0?
7.00* Valenaa St. Saa Jow, Gi'.roy, Hol-
lister, Pajaro, Wataonville, Santa
Croa, Laurel Boulder Creek,
Davenport, Dei Jlonte. Mcr.tcrey,
PasiSc Grove IMS*
BJOQz The Coaster — Sas Jose. Saliaaa.
Paso Robies Hot Springs, Saatft
Marzarita, ?aa Luis Obistx),
GuMotupe, Santa Barbara, ban
Buenavcotura. Oxaard. Burkaak.
LosAcjelea. II^(S?
B.oBa Dd Mcata, Paciio Grove, Surf,
. \u25a0 Lonrsoo. , 1145?
9.OC* Saa Jose, Gilroy, Sahsts. Pam
/ - . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 Rohles Hot Spriajs, Eaa Lnia
Obispo— Lo3 Gatos, Aksx Wrijht,
Tres Finos. Santa Crux Laurel,
Bmdder Creek, Del Monte, lio*
tsrey, Pac.-.cGrjT!. 4.10?
10 30s Valeacu St. Burlisgazte, £sn Mateo,
P»Io Alto, Saa Joae 7.40*
11.301 Valeaob St., Cemetoies, San Jose
aad Way Stations 8.45 a :
1 .40? ValsooU St. Cemeteries. Saa Jose. . I O.COa .
3.00? Dei Hunts Express— Valencia St,
Saa Jose,' Gilroy Ires Finos.
t Psjsro, Wataoavjlle. Santa Crcu,
Bender Creek, Castroviiie, Del
Monte, llcaterey, i*aeai= Grore .. 12.13?
3.15? South Saa Francisco. Saa Jose, Tres
Rnoa 10-33*
4430 a Sunset Express — Q Paso, Houston,
V . NewOrieans
Pkso RobSes Hot Bprhsgs. Eaa Lois
Obispo, Saita Barbara, Los
Anzeiw 12.40?
4.00? Dei Msnte, Monterey. Paci£cr€roTa. 12.15?
|4.20? Valenoia St, Ssa Joss, aad Way
Stations iZMi» '
4.40? Valcaca St, Saa Jose, aad Way
Statiosfl. 1.20?
15.00? Valencia 6t, Bnrlioeanse, San Mateo,
Palo Alto. San Jose, Lcs CsUis,
/ * Whght : +9JJ3a
San Uateo. Redwood, Palo Alto,
SaaJoje. 9£o?
S^SO? Valencia bt, daa Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, San Jose— Saata Oars.
Los Gatos, Wright &30p
6.00? I'.oir Qrieaas Express— Saa Jose,
SaEaas, Paso Robies Bot Spriogs,
San Lui* Obispo. Saata Barbara.
LoaAcctles. 9.30* :
Dentils, El Paso. New Orieaaa... 12.40? ,
6.0 C? Wataonvil^, Saata Cms— Del iloaSe.
Monterey. Pa rifio Grove — Lompoc I M 5? :
f6.!0? Vales -i* St, San Jbsa sad Way
; Statkos t6-46*
6^o? Valencia St, South Saa Fraaciseo,
SaaJose. M 0? •
8.00? Valencia St, Ocean View, Pato Alto,
Saa Jose 7.30?!
1 t^t3? Valencia St.. Palo Aito. Rtn Jose. . . 13.30 a ;
1 1 .00? Sagaaieata Rivg Steamers. . . .... . t8.00? i
Uaioa Traaaer Company agents collect bagzsge aad |
eheoks on traiaa of Soui&sa Fariio and dtixjet to :
resLdeacs. They an aothcrUed to cheek baggage direct .
from rwidenee. , , j
A far Morniar. , - P for Afteraooo.
tSaaday exeeptad. JSuaday only.
I m — .;
Northwestern Pacific Railroad 1
October 5, 1907
SHORE DIVISIOX
For Sausalito, 21111 Valley. Saa Ra-
fael — Daily — Every 30 minutes from
6:46 to 9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3:4 3
p. m.; then 4:15. and every SO minute*
until 1:45 p. m.. 9:00. 10:15. 11:55 p. m.\
For Fairfax — "Week days— 6:4s, 7:15
a. m.; 2i45. 3i45. 4:15, 4745. S:IS p. rru 1
Sundays — 3:15, 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 13:4 a,
1:45, 5:45 p. m.
For San Qaentin — Dally — S:l5. 9:45 r '
11:45 a. m.: 12:45. 1:45 p. m. •
2:45 p. m. dally and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days only for Latrucltas. Camp Meeker.'
Monte Rio. Cazadero and way station*.'
WESTERN DIVISION t
For Tlbnroa* Belredere and San Rafael
7:30. 8:00, 9:15, 11:00 a. m.; 12:35. 3:30,
5:10, *5:50, C:SO p. m. dally.
7:30 a. m. dally for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa, Cloverdale, Uklah. "Wllllts, Sher-
wood, Sabastopol and way stations.
8:00 a. m. dally for Petaluma. Santa
Kosa, Camp Vacation, Glen Ellen and
way stations.
3:30 p. m. dally for Petaluma, Sant*
Rosa, Cloverdale. TJkiah. Guerneville.
Sebastopol and way stations.
6:10 p. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Glen Ellen, Sebastopol and way
stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only for Peta-
luma, Santa Rosa, Glen Ellen and way
stations.
•T» Tlbnroa only on week days.
Ticket Of flee— Ferry Balldta*.
General Offices — James Flood Balldtatr.
:MT. TAMALPAIS RAILWAY!
. „ Vi» SanMlito Ferry— Foot of Market St.
.Lv. San Fran. [ .«a. LnTamal^dT
•WEEK ZVS- \u25a0 > s "vX- WKrii
PAT PAY i^>,«jjp;s2& DAY DAY
9:43 A 8:45 A Xft^g&W 10:42 A 7:45 A
. 9:45 A Wm**? 11:46 A M» P
UtoP IQ..JSA 1:43 P 4:14 P
SATCR- 11:*S A IT 2:4S P XTrca^
-day: 1:45 P LssalHifSdaya 4USP dat
4:45 P 2:45 P Sunday 71at» 5:15 P 3:34 P
TICKET OFFICE AT SAUSALITO FERRY
Weekly Call, $1 per Year
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