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jno riot-em-* 4.R-VSOOO Red Top Kr.. 15
20 Florence S.^HWlfl BfScut.Coo .. 56'
50 Florence ...4.82>4i K<o St Ive» 31
e?K» Florence El . . Cs] 500 Spearhead Frc. «5 ;
l"rfX» Gold Bar !»:»j 100 Ton Ex. b 3<>.1.«0 j
2500 Gold Bar VS\ 100 Ton Nev, s 7.5.20 !
imiO G»ld Anchor.. i» 500 Tramp Con .. C 4
. yioO-'Oold Sceptre. Oh]ls(/y Tramp Con .. 25
• I<W Old Con M... 5. 25 1 2000 Tramp Con .. -< :
jorxi Old Con M.S.2L'H I.VK) Vulture «;3
10 Gld C«n M-. .3.2'»;!O00 Yellow Rcse... (12
\u25a0 l(v> .Do. b I".. .5.25 1000 Yellow Top .. U2
'\u25a0 irioo Gld Kewaoa*. 53
.;'•. • Informal Session — 12-.30 to 2p. m.
: -}(XtO Amethyst .... 16:1225 GW Con M...5.15
s"<>9 Atlanta SSI SOO Do. b 5 5.15
T'iOb Atlanta 39 1 000 Gld Kewana^.. 5S
'. 240 ft Belroont ...I.*7'*j .«iOO Old Portland.. 1«
'..\u25a0 TOfi Belmont I .W ?<t<Xi Oold Sceptre.. t>7
Sf<K' IW-lmont 1.0T12000 Gold Wedee. .. 03
; Wißelmonl 2.ftoi 500 Gold. rke Reef.. 02
;-"-.20a Belmont 2.OS; KxKJ Oreat Bend .. 28
• -t."u>i Pflmont 2.10!<K«00 Great Bead .. i' 7
; S'K' BWmont 2.15!4<.ki0 Jim Bntler .. 4-"i
. if»»i Belmoat . .. 2. 12 H1 3000 Jim Butler .. 41
. C'Kio Black Ants .. . 03* s«^l Jim Butler .. 47
-"Xi Bine Bull ... 20: 1000 Lige Harris .. 02
3-xiO Blfc Daisy .. 0510000 MacNamara .. 40
"<n<o Bl£rK N Star. 04| 1(500 MarNamara .. 41
s<Xw Cjk-U Boy ... 03 'J<Vi0 MacNamara .. S9
l(«v> Cash Boy ... 04, 1000 Man Cous 22
T>'tfi Com Fraction. BC»iUK)O Mnvfiowcr Con 17
icxxi com Fraction. h2j C<Vl Mayflower Con IS
7«*vi Com Fraction. SI I 3f>o Midway .85
"i/O Cow Fractioa. t>o ! 3000 Midway -j, «2
4<"j.< Cracker Jack. 12 3000 Do. "b 30.. JQ *3
24rtO I>alsy I.l2H'2oi">o Do, b 13.... 84
1000 Daisy I.IOSOOO Deb 20. ..." 85
-<«ni Daitsy Ex ... 02 7000 Do. b 80.... NS
2C"Vi Dwcrt Chief.. O4|4fK)O Min*ral Hill.. It
V>oo Dm B Btte C. 23:1300 Montana 1.9 1 )
M.<>no Ilrod Tmgl.. 09jUi<K> Mont Bullfr<>B- C 4
2i>«J F.«rl«>'« N«*t.. 2«!SOOO Montßomy Mt. J"
200 Florence 4.&.T300G MtK 8ho» Ex. 04
Korirt Florence Ex.. 24! 1500 Nev Goldfleld.. <"*
r<«X» Do. b 60... 2511200 Nev Hills 3.25
jnooo Do. a 10... 24 4000 North Star ... W
100 Francet Mb*.. SI'^KXW Red Hills 38 i
T.Vhi <3 O i<i vj ar SBj2CiCO Red T-ni X*-- I*l
I'iofl Gold Anchor.. 06 28.500 Rescue 17
2f«;ifJ Gold Crown .. <«4!6fV>o Rescue 1"
V*¥.. Gold Crown .. Os|loOo Rescue 18'
2f>oo Gld Bank .. <»4i 3<X) Ton Exten ...1.80
>>00 G Gld Bar Lx O7 100 Ton Exten ...1..13
r,r>o Gld Con M...X.25 I^o Do, b W 1.60
T>'<o Gld Con M. . .5.20 1400 Weat End ... 32
T,«o Gld Con M.8.17^
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. Ask.! BH.Ask.
Bunker Hill.. — 2.2s'Grnwtr Clinton 51 —
Ont Enreka.. — 15]
NEVADA
Tonopah District
rtid.A»k.! Bi<l.As"<.
Belrar-ot 2.00 2.«s!Midw»y S<> 85
Boston Ton .. C 40w Midway Ex .. d 3 —
California ... ti." 04!Mixpah Ex . . 05 06
C«ph Boy ... «'3 04! Montana 1.90 l.i>s
Eureka Ton... t>2 — :Mont Mid Kx. -03 — |
Gold Anchor.. <«» 07,M0n ritts Ex. — 06 j
Gold Crown .. (H — i.North Star ... 19 20!
OrM Mt C 2 —[Ohio Ton <'2 03 j
Great TOestra. I/i ii3|r«ymaster ... — C 2
Home <Zi Csi ßescue Con .. 17 IS;
Imi Ton — 02 i Ton Exten ...I.tfOJILGS]
Jim Butler .. *«5 47tT<>n of Nev. .5.15 5.25
MacNamara.. 39 4CT\Yest End ... 38 40
Goldfleld District
A<ssins ...... 07 OS.r.m Union ... — 01
AUanta \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*. 38 40. Grandma 10 12
Black Antß .. 03 M:Grwt Bend .. 28 29 |
Blk B Bonan 03 U5 Grt Bend Anx 04 (-5 |
Blk Butte Ex 05 C.lGrt Bend Ex. 05 06 j
Black Rock .. «3 ,t)4.HlT>ernia C 5 —
Blue Bell ... It) 11 (Jumbo Ex 54 55
Blue Bull ... i:> 20iKai»er Old ... 05 —
Btte Goldfield — 13 Kavanauxh G. — OS
Booth 2<; —Kendall 21 — |
Bnona Vista.. «.'" —Kendall Ex . . 01 U2
<: O D — 33 Lacuna 1.05 —
Cnlmnbia 12 — 'Ixrae Star 12 13
Columbia Mt. 22 — :!x>u Dillon . . . (>5 07
f« Fraction. 80 S2 : Mayne M I's
Caning Nation <'4 05 May Queen ..09 12 1
« v. n <jueror ots (is'Mld Pawnee... 01 03
rriirker Jack. 12 13 Alilltown Frac. 02 03
Jt«iFy 1.10 l.l..Mohawk 13.00 —
luUy Ex ... 0! 02 Mohwk C 1-eas 05 06
Insert Chief.. — OSiMohawk Ex .. 05 07
Dra B Btie i".. 22 m Mrhawk Jauior — 03
Died Red Mt. 25 —'Mohawk I^Jce 04 —
Dmdfld Trnrl. <•*» CO Nev Boy ..... 05 07
' Dixl* ($ t»: N«>v Goldfield.. «Os Wl
I><imlnlon 01 (<2,0r0 14 10
r.mpir*- 05 07, Pennsylvania .. 01 02
r.sraprsidj ... <i"» — iTorlat'-h 30 35 i
Flureno*- 4.65 4.R7(Re4 Hills 8S 33
Florence Ex.. 24 251U-d Ton E\.. 14 15 i
France* Mhk.. — St-liled Tnp Frao. U3 --
Frisco ns — .'.SaDdstorm 32 34 i
Gen Wash .. «3 04 Ssn.lstorm Ex. Ol 03
G<ld Bar Gld 30 —.Sliver Tick ..34 :i5
Gld Bank .. 04 —'reiver Pick Ex 03 04
Old Bull Dog. 05 — -^jwarhead Gld. 10 —
Gld Con M... 5. 17 5.20 Spearhead Fre. 04 05
Gld Ethel .. 03 — 'St Ive» 50 53
CM Herald... — 02] Vernal 06 —
<Jld Portland. J5 1^; Wonder 02 —
Gid L Strike. "1 —(Yellow Roue... «i 305
Gld Kfwan»j. 53 54'YeU'oTr Tiger.. 18 20
Gld Trotter... — 03, Yellow Top .. 01. 02
Bullfrog District '
Amartoea ... — 02!Gcld Bar .... 87 38
Alliance — OSiGo'.d Bar Anx — 05
Amethyet 16 17 Gold Sceptre.. 06 07
Biff Bullfrog.. 01 02 Homeetake K. 52 —
Black Spar .. 01 — ;i I«e Harris . . Ol C 2 |
Bonnie Clare.. 12 13 Mayflower Con 17 18 1
PlfrK Banner. 04 0C Mont . Bullfrog:. O4 05 j
Blfc Daisy .. 05 — .Montffoiay Mt. J<s 17 j
HullfroK Mm. 10 — 'Mtir Shos Ex. «.1 04 1
Elfrs Nat Bk 14 IS.Nuccet 02 05 1
Plfrit N Star. — 04!<)rijc Bullfrog." 03 04 i
r.lfrtr Sunset.. 02 —Pride Gold Mt 01 — !
Bifrg Victor.. 04 — Stelnway 03 —
Croesus 05 OCTramp Con ..26 —
I'.-r; Blfs Anx 04 — 1 Yankee Girl ..03 C 4
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex. Ol 02' Man Mln Nev. 03 04
Atlan &. Pao. 01 — iMan MoUawk.. — 01
Comet — 01 ! Man Red Top. — v 2
Gold Wedge.. 03 v^jMan Verde .. — 03
Granny G M. — 1." Man Wolf tone. 05 —
Ind Camp ... 04 O.'nMkieral Hill.. 15 16
I.inlc Grey .. OO 10;Mu*tang Man.. 11 12
Man Broncho. <^J 4»!Mustanß Anx.. — 01
Mnn Con ... 21 22jMuKtanR Ex . . Ol ,05
Man Comb .. 02 —iOrle Man (S 06
Man Cresrent. 02 «3!Plne Nut (t4 C 5
" Man Cowboy.. <!3 <HjSyl Humphrey. 05 06
Man Dexter.. 12 13; Stray Dog ... 10 —
Man Humbldt — 4t3jWlialc 03 —
Man Jackson.. — 20| Yellow Horse.. Ol 02
Mnn Lit Joe. 01 02 (
wtber Districts
Crmrß Pr Gib — fiOj.VoT Hil!f. Flor 07 —
Katie's N«*t- 2« 2HS>v Wonder.. *«3 —
J atrvw Aztec. 17 — \S Star Wondr 01 02
lairvw G Bid 06 OTiPttts S Peak.. 1.27 1,30
lairvw Hallet 09 — 'Uamsey Com.. 25 —
lairvw Eagle. 68 — iltound Mt 90 —
Goldyke Reef. (>2 03!Rcund Mt Ex. — 12
-luck Pot — KCRuby Wonder.. 04 c"
Johnnie Cona. II 12: Vulture us —
»v Hilla ...3.22 5.25|
Copper Stocks
Bid. Ask.
N«-vada Cons 10.50 —
Saa Francisco Mining: Exchange
II a. til. Regular Section '
IWiO Atlanta SS: 525 Gld Con M.5.22H
UtOd Com Fraction. Mj 500 Jumbo Ex 55
3i»00 Com Fraction. 85 1 W0 Florence 4.55 I
SSOOPitM 8 Peak.l.2s; 200 Florence ...4.824j
500 Gld Con M... 5.251
2:30 p. tn. Regular Session
.ViO Belmont 2.15! 300 Gld Con M.5.17H
SW Belmont 2.10t-3<»o Gld Con M...5.20
CIX)SING QUOTATIONS
Tonopah District
Bid. Ask.! Biii.Ask.
(«»h Bor ... *»4 <is;Paymasler ..." — 01
Gold Anchor.. «« «i7!B^M-ue Con . . 1« 1$
<;oid Crnyn .. <>4 OSjTon 8e1m0nt.2.05 2.074
Jim Butrer .. 4K 47; Ton Exten ...I.7<i I.NO
MacNamara.. :» 40! Ton N Star... 19 20
Midway SI S3! West End Con 35 S8
Mcnt T»n..1.87>4 1.»5|
Goldfield District
A<s«m» OS lOlPixle 03 f«
Atlanta 3S 4rijFlorence ..4.775.i 4.82!»
BUck Acta .. O2 O4Gld Con M.S.lf'i 5.2 T.
Hlk B Bon*n <>4 05IGU Kewanas.. &3 55
I»llt Butte Ex 04 05 Great Bend . . 2« 2«
Blue Bell ... 10 I2:Grt Bend Ex. 05 OO
Rlue 801 l ... Ifl 21'Jnrobo Ex M 5«
J5 ->th .". 25 27i1-one Star 12 13
K.JumMa Mt. 22 — Oro It 1(J
Tom Fraction. N« KT-|R*d Hills .... 33 40
comuj NatVd <>4 (if. Red Top Ex..: 14 10
Conqueror «»T (:!> Sandstorm ' 32 53
Cracker Jack. 12 i" .^audsiurrn Ex. 02 OS
l»tie.v 1."7 1.10; St Ive« 61 53
Dm B Btte «:. -J.-J 25|
Bullfrog District
Don Blfg Anx O3 \u25a0 CT.iMontjromy Mt. 18 20
Hfuwtakc K. .'•> ; — JTramu Con . . 23 25
Mayflower Con 17 IS,
Manhattan Dtatrict
rirannv G M. J.lj.Mnn Little Joe 01 02
Men J&roDCho. «s'Man Whale .. «I 3* 05
Man On LV:'.\!u*tans Man.. 11 12
Man Cowboy.. O4'Syl Humphrey. 04 05
.onder District
Bid.Aik.
North Star of Wonder 01 03
Other DistrtcU
BidJUk.i B!d.A«k.
C«nt Eureka.. — 10' Pitta S Peak.. 1.25 1.80
N>t Hills . ..3.20 3. 25, R0und Mt 00 05
Comstocka
Ton Va M Co. 76 79;Ophlr 2.50 2.52H
)Uili> & Norc. 47 49; Savage ....... 51 5S
Mexican 88 l.OOiYel Jacket.. l.62*4-1.70
ACCUSED OP GRAND LARCENY
Charles Kingston, a clerk, was ar
rested yesterday by D«tectiva Mul
cahey on a charge of grand larceny.
Kingston was employed last Saturday
by Montagu Hendoza, traveling sales
man for an oriental Jewelry firm of
Philadelphia, to carry his samples
around the city. Mendoza alleges that
when he opened his samples at the St.
Francis hotel he found about f 100
worth missing.
ROBBED XN A BAXOOX
J. Dower, bar tender In the Palm sa
loon at Jackson and Kearny streets,
and Mamie Carpenter were arraigned
In Police Judge Weller's court yester
day on a charge of robbery. The case
was continued until tomorrow. Frank
Schtmmelfennlng, 44 C street, was in
ihe saloon on Saturday night. He al
leges that Dower held him while the
woman searched his pockets, taking
1 40. Th* v »*•»•• *Jrraxt*A hir r>«tective
McMabon .;
BELMONT RISES,
MERGER LOSES
Four Mine Stocks Go Upward,
Stimulated •by Large
Buying Orders
Jim Butler, Westend and Ton-
opah Extension Others
That Gain in Price
Four stocks occupied the Interest of
mintngr meg in Bush street yesterday.
They were fielmont, Mexican and Ophir,
which were rising, and Goldfleld Con
solidated, which was In the selling rut
and lost Sc during the day. Belmont
went safely over the $2 mark, opening'
at JI.BO and closing at $2.05. At one
time it touched $2.15.
Belmont in its rise carried Jim Butler
from 43c to 46c; West End, with some
what of a rush, from 43c to 46c; Tono
pah Extension from $1.40 to $1.70. Bel
mont had closed Monday at $1.82. but
when the first sale was recorded yester
day morning it was quoted at $1.80. It
quickly recovered its ground, however,
and forged upward with good pur
chases. At 51.97^ 2,400 shares changed
hands. Then the market trembled a
little and fell to $1.95. Twenty-seven
hundred shares were traded then and
that affected the market for the better,
for the next sale was at $2 and it went
to $2.15 and closed at $2.05.
Goldfield Consolidated closed Monday
at $5.25 and opened yesterday morning
at $5.27. Then it fell as low as $5.15,
but picked up at the end and closed at
$5.20 asked and $5.17 bid.
Jumbo Extension opened at 50c and
one sale was recorded at $1.55. Ke
wanas went from 51c to 53c, Daisy from
$1.07 to $1.10. Combination Fraction
from 83c to 80c bid, Florence from $4.85
to $4.85 bid. St. Ives fell from 55c to
51c. The activity In Eagle's Nest was
continued yesterday, giving the stock a
lift from 23c to 26c bid.
Dealings in Comstock were lively.
Ophir closed Monday at $2.40 and
jumped 25c on the opening transaction.
It rose to $2.80 and dropped back to
$2.52^4. Mexican opened at $1.10, rose
to $1.12 Vi and closed at $1.
Marine News
Continued From Pag* 11
Army Transports
The Burnslde is at Seattle.
The Buford is In port and will sail today for
Manila.
The Crook is in port.
The Kilpatrick Is at Newport News, Va.
The Dix. bound for Manila, sailed January 20
from Honolnln.
The Logan is In port, undergoing repairs.
Tbe Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The Ingalls la at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman sailed January 15 from Honolulu
for Manila.
Tbe Sheridan is at Mare island, undergoing re
pairs.
The Warren Is at Manila.
Tbe Thomas saiJed January 22 from Nagamtlti.
NEWS OF THE OCEA.V
A Carsro for Hllo
The schooner James Rolph sailed for Hllo
yesterday with rwrgo valued at 527,588 and in
cluding the following: 750 bbls flour, 240 otls
i wheat. 1,633 ctla barley, 11,450 lbs beans. 2,747
i lbs peas, 53 otls corn, 400 bales ha.v. 37.671 lbs
| middlings, 1.200 lbs mlllfeed. 21,500 lbs salt.
473 es canned roods. 3,752 lbs. bread. 4,212 lbs
sugar. 1,000 lbs butter. --1. 450 lbs meals. 444 •
lbs candy. 120 lbs dried fruit, 30 bbls, 15 half
'• bbls and 10 kits salmon. 600 lbs paste, 5,800 lbs
| lard, 5.223 gals wine, 056 gals vinegar, 50 cs
blasting powder, 1 cs blasting caps, !> pkgs ag
ricultural implements, 40,000 bricks, 400 ska
cement, 756 lbs manufactured lead, 21 bbls
oils. 4 pkgs leather. 1.200 bbla lime. 35 cs and
8 drams gasoline. 500 ca coal oil. 40 cs candles,
200.500 lbs fertilizer, 1.665 ft hardwood, 13,538
ft lumber, 5 bales oakum, 42 bdls and 2 pcs
steel, 200 cs soap, 64 pcs and 36 bdls pipe, 6
pkgs paints, 250 Icegs white lead.
The City of Sydney's Cargo
Tbe ateamer City of Sydney sailed for Ancon
end way ports yesterday with a general mer
chandise cargo, valued at $126,118. to be dis
tributed as follows: For Mexico, $13,855; Cen
tral America, $27,377; Panama, $3,608: New
York, $67,313; Colombia, $782; Ecuador, $8,744;
Peru, $1,899; Chile, $S80; Jamaica. $901; Trini
dad Island. $600: Porto Rico, $152; .Germany.
$7. The principal exports and their destina
tions were as follows: , /
To Mexico — 224 bales hay. 874 ctls barley,
775 lbs dried frnlt, 200 lbs raisin*, 283 lb« but
ter, 200 lbs bread, 2 cs canned goods. 60 gals
wine, 500 cs and 10 drums coal oil, 1,253 lbs
bronze, G9 bdls and 22 pcs iron, 25 pcs steel,
11 cs boots and shoes. 2 cs arms and ammuni
tion. 50 carboys acid, 2 cs leather, 44 pkgs
machinery. 30 kegs nails, 26 bdls pipe. 426 bdls
shocks, 29 bales bags, 31 pkgs tank material,
52.140 lbs soda, 10 pkgs windows, 15.5G2 lbs
tallow. 447 lbs zinc. 2 cows.
To Central America — 3,766 bbls flour, 13,755
lbs malt, 20.290 lbs codfish. 347 lbs and 1 cs
meals, 14 cs canned goods, 340 lbs nuts, 21
pkgs fresh fruits, 5G2 lbs dried fruit, 100 pkgs
i potatoes. 8 cs beer, 240 gals and 8 cs wine,
I 104 cs whisky. 403 cs and 2 drums coal oil, 14
I ca and 12 drums oils, 30 bbls cement, 1 02 car
wheels. 8 pkgs car material. 7 bales bags. 3,461
I ft lumber, 1 too pig Iron, 2 cs typewriter*. 24
pkgs machinery, 8.622 lbs soda, 16 pkgs acid, 8
bbls tar. 2.400 lbs tallow.' S rolls leather, S
kegs nails, 16 bales oakum, 34 pkgs tank ma
terial.
To Panama — 340 bbls flour, 536 gals and 50
eg «in*>. 6.C73 lbs beans, 115 cs canned goods,
7fl es salmon. 2.500 -lbs garlic. 150 crts pota
toes. 60 crts onions. 1 es honey." l
To New York — 31.2i»7 gals and 305 eg wine,
104 gals .brandy. 3 rs cordials, 120.'000 lbs
prunes,' 4-"» bbls asphalt. 1,020 flasks quick
silver.
To Colombia — 150 bbls flour.
To Ecuador — 1,695 bbls flour, 66 cs salmon,
252 colls rope.
To Peru — 14.874 lbs tallow, 41 coils rope.
To Chile — -ti coils rope.
To Jamaica — 216 cs salmon.
To Trinidad island — 150 ea salmon.
To Porto Rico — 48 cs salmon.
The following afTecta tbe List of Lights and
Fog Signals, Pacific coast. 1907.
WASHINGTON
!>ltp Point light station, page 48. No. 217
(List of Lights, Buoys and . Day marks. Pacific
coast. 1907, page SO) — Located on Slip point,
easterly aide of Clallam bay, southerly slip of
Juan de Fnca strait.
Corrected Description — There is a white 1W
Etory double wooden dwelling, with brown roar,
surrounded by a white fence, 1 ,200 feet to the
southward 'of the building : from which the
light is shown. •
Port Gamble light, page 50, No. 229 (List
of Ugbtg. Buoyo and Day marks. Pacific coast.
1907, page 82 » — Located In 20 feet of water, en
tbe easterly Bide of the entrance and , edge of
j tbe channel to Port Gamble, northerly end of
Hood cenal.
The structure from which this light was
shown carried away and tbe light extinguished
January 80 will be rebuilt and the light re
ligbted as . soon as practicable.
Tbe following affects the List of Lights,
Buoys asd Daymarks. Pacific coast, 1907:
OREGON
Coos bay entrance, pages 44 and • 47 — Coos
bay outside bar whistling buoy, 15, marked
"X" in black, heretofore reported: out of posi
tion, was replaced January 30. "-..
By order of the lighthouse board.
p. j. werlich; . '
Commander, U. S. N., Inspector.
Office of the assistant to tbe Inspector - of the
twelfth lighthouse district, 35 Alezaader ,
Young building.
Honolulu. T. H. f January 17. 1908.
Tbe following affects, the List of Lights and
Fog Signals. Pacific coast. 1907. page 68 (List
of Lights, Buoya and Daymarks, Twelfth Light
house Snbdietrlct, 1907, page 18).
I HONOLULU. .HARBOR, OAHU ISLAND. T. H.
' Honolulu front range light, .a fourth order
I fixed red light • from seaward, between NW. %
W. and E.. fixed white inside the harbor, located
near the easterly edge of the 'reef - and the
westerly edge of the channel In Honolulu har
| bor, > and about *4 mile from the entrance to
: the harbor, southerly- side of tbe island o£ !
Oabu. •
January 15 this If bt was moved TBO feet SW.
by S. and established, 21 feet above mean 'high
i water, on a temporary structure, painted white,
| erected on tbe reclaimed land known as . Sana
'\u25a0 Island, westerly., side of. tbe channel." " Tbe char
acteristic of the 'light- remains unchanged.- = ,
Honolulu rear range, light, a. fixed green lens !
l*j»f*rn' light. \u25a0, locatwi on the top of the custom
house. ' Honolnlu,'- 3-10 = mile N. 14 . degrees .51
-urinate* .E. - < N.-. by E. %' E.) In rear of -the
preceeding.
. January 15 this light was removed .from" the
custom house and established 50 feet above
mean high .. water, 4-10 ; mile ;N. by E. in . the
rear ; of ; tbe temporary . front ' range * light upon
, the northwest end of the rldjc of a shed, on
THE SA^ FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY;; 3^BRUARYS;>I9OB.
; Fort, street -wharf. The characteristic of the
liglit remains 'unchanged. \u25a0 '. ! - - ' - *
The following affects the *Llst of Lights,
Buoys and - Hay marks, 1 Twelfth Lighthouse Sub
district. 190".. paces' l2 and ."'ls: l \u25a0
PEARL HARBOR. OAHU ISLAND, T. n: .
I'red^ed channel : buoy, \5. a second class can,
reported ont of posit lon , January 1 16, Was ! re
placed January IS. V ' '
KAUNAKAKAI H ARRORV MOLOKAI ISLAND,
'-. - - •\u25a0 • ;T. \u25a0h:::-/.Vw-:-:,; • \u25a0\u25a0•-. -i <A
Entrance buoy, 1, a second class can, reported
adrift jHnuary 20. will be replaced as- soon as
practicable. '\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0: •\u25a0:\u25a0•'
The following, affects . the 7 List of : Lights.
Buoys and Daymarks, . Twelfth . Lighthouse Sub
diftrict. 1907, page. 15: \u25a0
PEARL HARBOR, OAHU : ISLAND, T.;;H.
Dredged,^ channel' bnoy, 5. a 'second; class can.
Is out of 'position. It will be replaced as soon
as practicable. -
.The followlns:" affcots the List of MebtK,
Kuo.ts and Dayinarks, Twelfth -Lighthouse Sub
district. 1007, pace U: \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-.
HONOLULU HARBOR, OAHIT ISLAND. T. H.
Temporary channel buoy, 1 . 9, a second class
can, was establiphed January H in 33 feet; of
water to mark the turn from the main channel
Into the Inner harbor after Honolulu front
range lighthouse is moved, about -730 feet SW.
by 8., from Us present to \u25a0» its proposed tem
porary location on the reclaimed land on tbe
westerly side of the channel.
Honolulu rear ranpe lighthouse, N. by IS. tfe
E.. about. 1.780 feot. ,
Channel wharf (formerly quarantine wharf),
left tangent, ESE. %• E. \u25a0\u25a0-'*
Chimney sewer pumping stntion, SE. % R.
HonoluJu front range lighthouse, WSW. Vi
W. abont 75 feet.
By o^der of the lighthouse" board.
J. F. CARTER,
Lieutenant Commander V. S. N.
Assistant to the inspector of the twelfth
lighthouse district.
SHIPPING IXTELLIGE&CE
/
ARRIVED .
, Tuesday, February 4.
Stmr Alameda, Dowdoll, Ji days and 4*4 hours
from Honolulu. ,' _\u0084,
Stmr Carmel. Donaldson, 53 hours from W il
lapa harbor. • ,
Btrar Umatilla, Reilly..6O hours from \ Irtorja.
Stmr Watßon. Bortlott, 63 hours from Seattle.
Stmr Washington, Nason. 72 hours from Aa
toria.
Nor stmr Tifania, Kroger, 4 dajs from Nn
naimo.
Nor stmr Rygia, Svendeen, 40 days from Syd
ney.
Schr Sehome. Matisen, 16 days from. Tacoma,
via Neah 12 days. \u25a0 .
Rchr Lizzie Vane*, Rock, 9 days from Grays
Harbor.
Srhr Gamble, Knudeen, 0 days from Gamble.
Schr Advent, Olsen. 9 days from Coos bay.
CLEARED
:-.'.*-': Tuesday. February 4.
Stmr Hanalei, MeFarland, • Portlaud; Orescent
wharf and warehouse company.
i Ger stmr Acilia, Lorenz. Hamburg and way
ports, via Seattle and Tacoma: Kosmo* line.
\u25a0Schr James Rolph, Olsen. Hilo; H. Hackfeld
SAILED
Tuesday, February 4.
Stmr Thomas L. Wand, Mattson, Grays Har
bor.
Stmr Fair Oaks, Peterson. Grays Harbor,
Strar Temple E. Dorr, Panzer, Eureka.
Stmr Eureka, Noren, Eureka. -
Stmr City of Sydney, McLean, Aneon and
way ports.
Stmr Lansing. Dlion, Honolulu and Klhei.
Stmr Ravalll. Nelson, Eureka.
Stmr Hanalei, McKarland. Portland.
Stmr R. D. Inman. Hardwlck, Portland.
Br stmr Indra, Taylor. Tacoma.
Power schr Newark. Jahnsen, Byxnee landing.
Schr Wawona, Shields, Grays Harbor.
Schr John Ponlson, Nilssou,JColumhla river.
Schr Santiago, Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator. 1 . \u25a0
Schr James Rolph. Olsen. Hllo. •\u25a0
SPOKEN
Per stmr Alameda, from Honolnta Feb 4— Feb
2, 8:50 a. m.. lat 32 deg 34 mm N. long 137
deg 40 mm W, overtook and passed stmr Hilo
nian, from Honolulu, for San Francisco. Feb 3,
2 p. tn., lat 35 deg 28 mln N, long 129 deg 24
mm W, met four masted bark, steering south
poutheast. Feb 4, 8 a. m., lat 37 deg 13 mm
N, long 124 deg 17 mln W, stmr Lansing, hence
Jan 4, for Honolulu and Kihei.
Per Nor stmr Rygia— Feb 1. lat 33 deg 5 mln
N, long 132 deg 18 mm W, Fr bark Amiral de
Cornuller. from San Diego, for Port Townsend.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN'— lo P. M.
Square ricget. . \u25a0
OUTSIDE BOUND IN — MIDNIGHT
Square rigged four masted schooner.
TELEGP.APHIC ,
POINT LOBOS, Feb 4, 10 p. m.— Weather,
thick; wind, northwest; velocity, 6 miles per
hour.
WIRELESS
POINT ARGUELLO, F*-b 4— Strar Roanoke.
hence Feb 3. for San Pedro; position off Point
Arguello; fine trip; all well; fine sea.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACOMA — Arrived Feb 4"^<ier stmr .Itaurl.
from Seattle; Br stmr Mimosa, from Seattle;
Br stmr Sussex, from Port Townsend.
Sailed Feb 4— Br stmr Bankflelds, for Co
mox, B. C. .
SOUTH BEND— Arrived Feb 4— Stmr May fair,
bence Feb 1; stmr Quinault, hence Feb 1; etmr
Helene, hence Feb 1. - . »
NEAH BAY — Passed In Feb 4, 0:30 a. m.—
Bktn Kchala, hence Jan 2(5. for Townsend; Fr
bark Nantes, from Yokohama, for Tacoma.
ASTORIA — Arrived Feb 4 — Br ship Arctic
Stream, from Rotterdam; stmr Northland,, hence
Feb 1. \
Sailed Feb 4 — Stmr Alliance, for Coos bay.
Arrived Feb 4— Br ship Alexander Black, from
San Diego; schr Virginia, hence Jan 26. ,
SEATTLE— SaiIed Feb 4 — Jap atmr Iyo Maru,
for China and Japan. • . .
Arrived Feb 4 — Stmr Buckman, 1 bence Feb 1.
FORT BRAGG — Arrived Feb 4— Stmr James S.
HißEins. hence Feb 8.
TATooSH— Passed in Feb 4— Ship Jabei
Howes, from Honolulu, for Townsend; bark Pal
myra, bence Jan 25.
Passed inward Feb 4 — Sehr Prosper, from San
Pedro, for Port Townsend; four masted bktn;
I Br stmr M. S. Dollar, bence Feb ' 1, for Town
send.
SAN PEDRO — Arrived Feb 4 — Stmr Whlttler,
from Saa Diego; stmr Cascade, hence Feb 1.
Sailed Feb 4— Stmru F. A. Kilburn and Grays
Harbor, for San Francisco. •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0- \u25a0
PORT SAN LUlS— Arrived Feb 4— Stmr Coo«
Bay. bence Feb 2.
EUREKA— Arrived Feb 4— Schr Washcalore,
bence Jan 30. :
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— Arrived Feb 4— Sehr Alice Cooke,
from Port Gamble.
- EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK — Arrived Feb 3 — Slmr Finance,
from Colon; Br stmr St. Dunstan, from Philadel
phia.
NEWCASTLE, Australia— Arrived Jan 80—
Bktn Lahalna, from Callao.
Sailed Jan 21 — Br stmr Strathallan, for Ma
nila. Feb I—Br1 — Br stmr Quito, for San Francisco.
Feb 4 — Schr Henry K. Hall; for San Francisco.
MAZATLAN — Sailed Feb 3-rStmr City of
Para, for San Francisco. :-' '
MALTA — Arrived Feb 2 — Br stmr Ormlston,
from Seattle, for United Kingdom.
ILOlLO— Arrived Feb 3— Br stmr Croydon,
from Sinagpore.
MORORAN— Arrived Fe\> 3— Br stmr Elgin,
from Oregon. - -
MONTEVIDEO — Sailed. Jan 21 — Br stmr Dal
banna, for St. Lucia, etc. Feb I—Br1 — Br .< stmr
Strathgarry. for St. Vincent.
CO RONEL— SaiIed Jan 19 — Br stmr Lord An
trim, for . Feb 2 — Br etmr Hamilton, for
St. Vincent and United Kingdom,
DUNKlßK— Arrived Feb I— Br etmr Charcas,
from Tocopilla. - \u25a0\u25a0• ' v .
Sailed Jan 21— Fr stmr Ceylon, for San Fran
cisco, via Yokohama. ' '..-\u25a0-. '\u25a0!\u25a0'.
GIBRALTAR— SfIiIPd Jan 17— Br Btmr Indra
samba, for New York.
Passed Feb,2 — Br stmr Montrose, from Ma
nila, for Boston.
CALLAO— Sailed Dec 13— Bktn Lahalna, from
Newcastle, Australia. Feb 3 — Schr George E.
Billlncs. for Newcastle, Australia.
PUNTA ARENAS— Arrived Feb 2— Tug E. G.
Reynolds, from Net^ York, for Panama.
SHANGHAI — Arrived Jan 31— Br stmr Tra
falgar,-from New -York. ' t .
ST. VINCENT — Sailed: Jan 22— Br stmr Flt»
patrick, for Antwerp. . .
SANTA ROSALIA — Sailed Jan 21— Fr atmr ,
Amiral Exelmans,, for Havre.
• COLON---Arrived . Feb I—Stmr1 — Stmr Advance, from
New York.'. ~ \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 •--':\u25a0 '"\u25a0'.' ' ' '\u25a0• ' . ,
Sailed Feb I—Stmr1 — Stmr Colon, for New York. l
• AUCKLAND — Arrived Feb 2— Br stmr Ka
1 tembe. from Victoria. -\u25a0 . • ' \u25a0 \u2666 \u25a0
\ ANTOFAGABTA — Arrived Dpc 23 — Nor . stmr
Melderkln, from Junta, for . New York.
VALPARAISO— SaUed Jan 21— Ger stmr Ha- ;
thor. for Hamburg. • -, :
VICTORIA— Arrived Feb ' 4— Br stmr . Baron
Cawdor, "f rom Astoria.
• Sailed Feb \4 — Jap - stmr '- Iyo - Maru, -. for China
; and Japan; Br ship Engelbornj f or ; Tacoma. "
YOKOHAMA— SaiIed Feb. 4— Jnp stmr Amer
ica Maru, for San Francisco.' • ' \u25a0 ;
• OCEAN STEAMERS -a*
LIVERPOOL — Arrived FebV 4— Stmr Armenia,
from New -York. :>!*-:»\u25a0*
LONDON — Arrived Feb 4-*-Stmr Minnetonka,
from New York^ ' '-•:
fcemornnda
Schr William Olson,: reported yesterday ar
rived from Grays \u25a0 Harbor, ?. should have read
from Mnkllteo, and not Grays Harbor. < .
Per ettnr Carmel— Feb -4, \u25a08• a: t m.. \u25a0\u25a0 passed a
four masted barkentine '18 miles, west-northwest
of Point " Reyes, \u25a0 bound : south. -.
Per Nor . stmr Rygla,"' at_ San Francisco Feb , 4
from Sydney — Have had • southeast and northeast
.gales for 30 days. : ' \u25a0 .
WASHINGTON. I). ;C, Feb 3— Vice Consul
Velietner Isington says that- a new oriental
steamship line , is . planned to run between : Puget
sound, via Victoria : and North China, \u25a0to Sl-_
VICTORIA. Feb - 4— Br ship - Engelborn, pre
i viously reported here in distress, : has been sur
veyed and. proceeded \tbri Tacoma. 1 '-, ; .
PRISONER FIGHTS, POMCEMAX
Thomas J.- Murphy, -a husky sallor,
was arrested early yesterday morning
for being* drunk.,;; While being ! sentito
a cell inthe city prison he turned upon
Doorkeeper? John > Coughlin > and : struck
him: Coughlin; grappled^ with him; and
In ; the J mlxup 1 Coughlln's t right : thumb
was dislocated.*. He, had to"; be. taken:. to
the central* emergency hospital. „
WOMAN AGAINST^ WOM A N
> . .: Miss \u0084 Alene : Scott, 1 : 833 •£: Sacramento
street, obtained a .warrant; ; from > Pol ice
Judge tWeller; yesterday-; fort the V arrest
of J.'.'Jane ; Doe"i Lyle on ; a : charge "of - fel
ony ; embezzlement.v'Mlaa j Scott;; alleges
that she ; lent Miss * Lyle on 5 December^ 2 3
a diamond ring valued • at • |90; and a T palf .
of i earrings .valued , at : >60^and
-she has 'been unable ;to r ffet; them 'back.
MARRIAGE_LICENSES
"The. following \ marriage licenses were Issued
in this city Tuesday. February 4 : ' , ' I
Angelo ' Barbuttl. 3L;and Algene Del Carlo,
2«. both of 47 Ohio place., \u25a0
Martin Koff. 34, and Emplie 'Laur. 33, both
of . 17 Surrey st. \u25a0 -.-»-. •-',•\u25a0.. , ' ' '
John Glnocchio, -21. 1403 Point I.obos - aye.,
and Karen M . Thompson. » lS. 2SBO Harrison i st.
- Antonio M. dal i Piaß,"34, and Marion -Mlchener,'
33 -both of 1280 ? Forty-second aye. . . '
Edgar J . > Hanbury. 27. and Sadie H,' Jacobs,'
27. both of San Francisco. ' : ;
William Malr, 33. 1246, Waller »t.. and Ella
M. Lowney," 21. 13S1! Masonic aye.
'\u25a0 Frank L." Walton, \u25a0* 22. and Katherine M. J.
Murphy, 20. both' of San Francisco.
Max" Goldner.- 24,- 1&01 \u25a0\u25a0' O'Farrell at., and
Brette Harband, 19. 2515 Post st. \u25a0--.-.
-James A. ; Mullally. ' -28, 2715 'Folsom ' St., '.and'
j Jessie 'A. Rnddicl?. 'IS;' 3173 Twenty-first «t.
•Frank X .' Robinson, 30, Ba*J Golden Gate aye.,
land Eva Hartman, 22. 801 Golden Gate aye.
OAKLAND, Feb. 4. — The following marriage
Hceuseg were issued today : • .
' Daniel Crowlej-. 4s, and Mary' A. Donahue,
48. both of Oakland.- V
9 Samuel E. . Owens. "32. Elmhurst, and Nellie
E. Fields, -32. Oakland.
Edward W. Brock. 29, and May V. ; Murphy, i
23, both of Oakland. j
Clark C. Rowland. 32, Long Valley, and Ida
M. Kennedy, 21, Sebastopol.
\u25a0Lum Sue, 34, Port -.Angeles, Wash., and
Chum Ah Hay. 19. Oakland.
John H. Ford. 27, Pinole, and Clara M.
Snow," 20: -Oakland. 1 ,-\u25a0
Harry L. Stevenson. -22. and. Daisy S. Abo.r-
ncthy. 'lB, both, of Berkeley.' \. V
• Verlss J. Correia.. 30. Monterey, and Grace
Aiißers, *20, :San Francisco./ . . .
Lawrence -L. 1 L#p, 27. : and Lillian E. Ben-
nett, 24, both of San Francisco.
\u25a0 Oscar I. : Ceites,'-27, Saußallto, and Florence
C. Kun. 24, Alameda. ,":-, .
'"Albert, W. Beavers. 23, and Jeanette Adam-
son. 19,; both of Berkeley.: I ..*\u25a0'-\u25a0•
Herman Jonas, 27. Oakland, and Ethel Clau-
sen, 19. Seminary Park. ;
Rnfus G. Smith, 28, Oakland, and Muriel
Damon, 20. Frultvale. " ... S -
BIRTHS,, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
- Birth, marrlafce and death notices sent by mall
wl!| not be Inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be. Indorsed
with the* name and residence of , persons *anthor-
ited to, have the same published. Notices re.-"
stricted simply to tbe announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
BIRTHS
COHN— In this city, to the wife of Danljl
Cohn, a son.
DAVIS— In this city, January 31. 1908, to the
wife of Simon E. Davis, a son.
MULLER— In this city. January 31, 190S, to
tbe wife of F. D.< Muller, a daughter. ;
NATDSEH— In this city," January 22. 1908, to
the wife of Arthur Natuseh (nee Dangr, a son.
NEALON— In this city, January 24, lftOß, to tbe
wUe of James J. Nealon. a-, daughter.
WAGNER— In Berkeley, Cal., January 31, lOCS,
to the wife of Charles J. Wagner (nee Simp-
son), a son.-
WHITFIELD — In Antioch, j Cal., February 2,
1908, to the wife of A. A.. Whltncld, a
daughter.
DEATHS
Bald, Mrs. Louise . . — Paulsen, Wi11iam.. .... 54
Barry, Edward a.'.. 4 Plxley, William B 77
Bonlfleld, James T.. 61 ReUly, Catherine ... 70
Buckley, Vincent.... 3 Ring, Mabel 8.. ...... 21 j
I Calvert, Miss Ada.... — Ross, John 8....,:.. 42!
I Cunningham. John.. 75 Scherxer, Albert J 07
I Ebenritter, Babetta.. 58 Schilling, Levl ..... 60
Finnigan, Edward.. 72 Senechal, Paul J t>3
Geib, Daniel 39 Shawyer (Infant)
Glhon, Lydia Flnney 76 Slebe, Margaret..... 58
Hewelcke, Hugo ...73 Spillane, John F 30
Howell, Harry W... 78 Stedman, Hannah J.. 79
Lang. Ernest ...... 42 Stenfors . . . . . . . (Infant)
Laing, Charles .... 4S Thornton. Houston O. 40
Matson, Caroline... . 30 Walton, Wi11iam....... 43
M'juton, Jules » — Wilson, Thomas —
Nicholson,- Delia... 36 Wltke, Charles .....70
Noble. William .....B2 Worth, Frances H.... 59
O'Connell, Agues T.. 23
BALD — In Elmhnrst, Cal., February 4, 190S,
Mr». Louise Bald, beloved wife of H. Bald,
and mother of Johanna Bald, a native of Ger-
many. (Watsonville, Cal., papera please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (.Thurs-
day), February (i, at 2 p. 111.. from the under-
taking parlors of Murphy & Rohde, East Four-
teenth street near Jones avenue, Klmhurst.
Interment Watsonville, Cal.
BARRY — In this city. February 3, 1908, Edward
George Barry, dearly beloved son of Richard
and Elizabeth Barry, and loving brother of
John and*"Nora Barry, a' native, of San Fran-
cisco, - Cal., aged 4 years 4 - months, and 25
days. \u0084.•-\u25a0-' ... \u25a0- — *«v r.\-\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•-.:\u25a0..."r .\- \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•-.:\u25a0..."
Friends and acquaintances I are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day), at .11:30 o'clock a. m., -from the resi-
dence of . his parents, . 274 Precita avenue off
Folsom ]i street. Interment Holy, Cross ceme-
tery. ;; , . '
BONIFIELD— In this city, February .3. 1908.
Janes T. Bonlfield, husband of the late An-
nie P.: Bonlfleld, beloved father of Samuel
H., James P. and Frederick J.^ Bonlfleld,
Mrs. G. Audibert, Mrs. L. Traeger and Mrs.
A. Veyhle, and brother of Samuel Bonl-
field. a native of .Ohio, aged 01 years 2
months and 14 'days. A member of Lincoln
post No. 1, G. A. R.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfuly
invited to attend the funeral . today (Wednes-
day), February 5, at 2 o'clock p. m., from
tha parlors -of Porter & White, 1214 Eddy
street near Laguna. , Interment National cem-
etery. .
BUCKLEY — In San Rafael. Cal.. February 3,
1908, Vincent . Buckley, beloved non of Dr.
and Mrs. .Vincent P. Buckley, aged 3 years.
The funeral will take place todays (VVednes- 1
day), leaving San Rafael on . the 10:28 train]
North Shore 'railroad, thence- by electric car
from ferry. San Francisco, leaving, ferry at
11:30; o'clock.; Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
CALVERT— In Santa Cruz, Cal., February 3,
1908, Miss "Ada Calvert, daughter of Robert
and Eliza < Jane Calvert of Santa Cruz, and '
sister of Mrs. Eva Leddy . of San Francisco
and Mica Roberta -< Calvert ; of Santa Cruz.
The funeral services . were ' held In Santa
Cruz. Cal., • Tuesday. Remains will "arrive
at Cypress Lawn cemetery from Santa Cm*
at, 1:16 p. m. today (Wednesday), for crema-
tion. Friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend. .
CUNNINGHAM— In this city, February 3, 1903.
- John Cunningham, husband of the late Eliza-
beth Cunningham, and brother of Daniel,' Pa-
trick . and Owen • Cunningham, a . native of
County Cork, - ; Ireland, aged 75 years.
. Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
the parlors of Carew & English, 1618 Geary
street between, Webster and Buchanan.". >:. ,y
EBENRITTER— In' this city, February B,' 1908,
Babetta \u25a0 Ebenritter. beloved mother of = Henry,
Otto and Herman Ebenritfer, and sister of
Mrs. M. Schwamm and Elizabeth Wilfert,
a native of Germany, aged 58, years 4 mouths
and 26 days. \u25a0 ~ -. . .
Friends and \u25a0 acquaintances are respectfully
invlfed to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day,, February 5. at 2 o'clock p. m.,; from tbe
funeral parlors of the H. F. Maass company,
1335 Golden Gate avenue near Klllmora
street.' lncineration I. O. O. F. crematory.
Please, omit flowers. .
FINNIGAN— In this city, ; February 3, 1908, Ed-
. ward Finnigan, : husband ,: of 'the. late Cath-
erine Finnigan, and father of Mrs. J. Cas-.
pel; the s late; Catherine, MacDonald, \u25a0 Daniel,
' Kdward, " Dennis. William \u25a0 and v John' Flnnl-
Kan and Mrs. 11. Mac Donald,: a native; of
County Cork, Ireland, aged -72 years.; A mem-
ber of .Golden: Gate plasterers'. union 1 No.- 66.'
\u25a0 Friends >and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
day),*; February 6, at 9:30 o'clock -a. - m.,- from
the parlors -' of James 1 McGinn, '832 Fulton
street .between Flllmore" and Webster,: thence
- ' to Sacred Heart ' church \u25a0\u25a0 for services. ;'. com-
' mencing at 10 o'clock a. . m. Interment Holy
. Cross cemetery, byj carriage. - '."
GEIB— In this \u25a0 city, February 3, . 1908 - Daniel
Golb,'. ' son ' of. the late John and - Christina
I Geib, and ~ beloved \u25a0-, brottier.*' of \u25a0 Edward,-.' John
I and Da v« - Geib, >a 5 native .of \u25a0, San \u25a0 Francisco,
Cal., aged 39 years 11' months and 21 daya. .
GIHON*-In ; Berkeley." r Cal.. v February £4, 1008,"
,- Lydla FinneyQihon, beloved mother of George
H. Glbon, and * sister lof i Mrs. S. L. Butters
and. . Mrs.: R. E; Cole, a native of New ; York,
\u25a0 aged 76 years i 6 'month* and ' 19 ; days.
b Friends are respectfully invited , to attend
lithe funeral services tomorrow , (Thursday-), Feb-
ruary 6. -at 10:30 o'clock t.^m., at. her. late
home, ' 2646 Telegraph " avenue. Oakland. Inter-
ment private./ Kindly: omit flovTers.:, ;
HEWELCKE— In i - this February 3., 100 S.
Hugo .Hewelcke, - dearly , belored husband of
Helena .' Hewelcke, > aud beloved father of
William." Ix)Uls \u25a0 and « Hermann It. v* Hewelcke,
a native^ of 3 Memel.*. Germany, aged 78 . years
. 8 months and "16 ; days. ; * ; :
-; Friends ' and 5 acquaintances are respectfully
invited : to attend >the funeral tomorrow (Thur«-
1 day), "at 10 o'clock -ar m., 3 from - the \u25a0 funeral
1 parloraof Theodor . Dlerks - & Co.. -j, 900 De-
yisadero street corner of : Mc^lltster." Inclu-
eratlon Odd Fellows' crematory. Please omit
flowers. ,; '\u25a0•>'\u25a0 ..
HOWEIJ.r— In Sausalito, Cal., February I, -.1T»O.«*.
Harry .Willtam* Howell. husband of .the - lat«
.<•\u25a0 Catherine; Howell,'. a 'native of • I,ondon, Eng."
- - aged ;78 years 6 ;. months " and •19 ; days, ; \u25a0 is*s
'\u25a0i .--- Friends^ and ';\u25a0 acquaintances > are , respectfully
v- invited '-. to H attend •' the;- funeral « services -.to-
' day * (Wednesday), February 5, at 11:30 o'clock
- a: v m.;v at ; the < chapel iof • Cypresa Lawn > ceme-
t ery. - Interment ; Cypress ; Lawn cemetery.: Tha
. remains- will f leave , San , Rafael; oo f- the i8;28
* - North ' Shore - train and v lea ye Ban > Francisco At
Third 'and Townsend \ Btreete, Tla . S: . P.'; R.r R.,
•at 11 - a. r " m.'? Remains " at ' the .• parlors 'of F. , E, ,
• :- Sawyer, v 917. = Fourth *: street, - Ssn \u25a0; Rafael. ;
LANG~In .this " .•ity,^ February 2. tPdS, Ernest
V- Lang, a native. of California,' aged 42 years.*,;'.
LA ING— In \u25a0 this ; city, > February, 2, ' 1008, . Chart .>"b
/. Lalng, a -native^ of i Scotland, raged ,48; years. -i
MATSON— In ; thisTclty.; February i 3, : ; 1908,VCaro-
>:, : line S Matson, > dearly \u25a0 beloved I wife ' of HJalmar
"' Matnon.TS and v sinter*' of ? Gustar ,: Bengtson,' \u25a0*. a
i<^ native of Bornholm, v aged ;30 y«am • 8
.', months. and 'll .days.:".- :^ •\u0084.\u25a0, - . • ' v~.' J- \u25a0\u25a0».
\u0084 .Friends; «*• ? ra»v%meiJ!uUT l lnvited tm attaod
" the . funeral services . today . CWednesdaT),
: : at, 2 o'clock p:, m.'. 1 at the chapel .' of - Craig.
- Cochran :? & Co., 11C9 vValencia \u25a0 street r near
\u25a0 Twenty-third. 1 Interment I Cypress I Lawn - ceme-
tery, -by • fnneral car .y. from -Thirtletb street
S" Rnd San: Jose 'avenue. ?' •..>}.'.
MOUTOX— In Oakland. Cnl. -Febmarr 4, 1008.
; Jules sMonton, beloved \u25a0; father of. Jules Mon-
ton, Mrs. Camille Reynaud. Mrs.'-'Berthe'Oa.;
-..-Undo, •-. rVloraln \u25a0\u25a0. Mouton-s and : Mrs. . Jennie
Berues,' n ; native .of Bordeaux.- France. ' :
The funeral -\ will take ' place tomorrow
(Thursday), .; February -f5. at' 2 j o'clock \u25a0' p. -m..
• from the parlors. =of Jnlins | S." ( Godeau. 1305
VrankJlir street -Jnear . Seventeenth, • Oaklaml.
Interment strictly private. Please omit Bowers.
NICHOLSON— In , this' city. February ;< 2, . 190S,
Delia Niclioltion, ' dearly ; beloved. 'vrlfp of Jo-
. st-pli I W. \u25a0\u25a0. Nicholson, and " sister of Henry *1^
Crolx, Mrs.- J. YV. .Whyler'and^ tlie _late Mrs.
Delmai Carroll, . a native ;of - Montreal, Can.,
aftl HG yenrs. \u25a0""-'-'\u25a0, \u25a0 . -
Reniiiln'^ -at the parlors of 11. *F. \u25a0 Suhr &
Co., :»l!Vt Mission \u25a0, street between "- Twenty-
fifth^ and Twenty-sixth. ' • \u25a0
NOBLK— In this city, February 4. : 190S, William
Noble, a native of Ireland, aged 52 yeare.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
( invited to' attend: toe funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
I'\u25a0 dayt, at .: 2 ' o'clock p. m., '. from '.the parlors
..of .P.,-F. Green & C 0.," northeast corner of
. ..Sixteenth and Guerrero , streets. Interment
Mount OHvik cemetery, by '2:4o p. tn. train
] from Twenty-flftli and Valencia streets.
O'CON'NELL— In this city, February 3, 190*,
; .. Agnps Theresa . O'Connell, dearly beloved
daughter of Lawrence and the late -Nora
\u25a0O'ConneH'i stepdaughter of Katherine O'Con-
nell, and 'beloved ; sister of Josephine M.,
John P. and Nonie Bernadette O'Connell, a-
native of San Francisco, Cal., aged 23 years
f and 4.0 ' months. v .
The funeral will .take place tomorrow (Thurs-
dayi, February 6, at 9:80 a. m., from her
late residence, 2860 Harrison street, thence
, to St. s Peter's .church; where a solemn re-
quiem , high mass for? the repose of her soul
•will " be I celebrated, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Interment Holy, Cross cemetery. . . \u25a0
PAULSEN— At rest, in this city, February 4,
I:,1 908; William Paulsen, husband of -the lat«
Maria Paulsen, devoted father of Emllie Paal-
"" sen, and beloved brother of Helnrich and
Herman Paulsen and Mrs.. Charles- H. Cat-
termole. a • native of Altenbruck. Germany,
aged 54 years . 9 months ! and U 4ays. A
member, of Court Twin Peaks No. 7656, A.
O. F. :: . '.. \u25a0 .. \u25a0 . \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0
Friends \u25a0 and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thuru-
. day), February 6, at 2 o'clock p. tn-, from
the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 2919 *Mls-
\u25a0.* Blon street between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth, thenco to I. O. O. F. crematory for
; ; incineration. - ?" v.^-'v .^-' - /
PIXLEY— In this city. January 81. ' 1908, - Wil-
liam B. Pixley, a native of Canada, aged
77 \u25a0 years. - \u25a0
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today (Wednesday), at
2:30 p. m., at the chapel of N. Gray &
Co., 2196 Geary street corner of Devlsa-
dero. under the auspices of the Odd Fellows'
relief . committee. Interment Mount- Olivet
cemetery. . v
RElLLY— February \u25a04, 1903, Catherine Rellly.
relict of the late Peter' Rellly, and dearly
beloved mother of John Rellly, Mrs. Theresa
Cassidy and .Mrs. MaryHandley of Chicago,
and the late Phillip and Frank Reilley, a na-
tive of County Cavan, , Ireland, aged 70 years.
RING— In Berkeley, Cal., February 4. 1908,
Mabel B. Ring, beloved wife of Edward B.
Ring, mother of Edward Thomas Ring, daugh-
ter of ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buckingham, and
sister of; Mrs. -R. C. Eddy and R. R. Hill-
man, a native of Ophlr, Placer county, Cal.,
aged '21 years and . 6 months. \u25a0 'i .
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ROSS— In South San Francisco, Cal., February
2, 1908, John Singleton Ross, dearly belovei
husband of 5 Alberta Ross, and loving son of
. Martha and ; the late George Ross, a native
of Arkansas aged 42 years and 19 days, A
member of San Francisco camp No. .'437," W.
0. W. ;
Friends and acquaintances* are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day), at 10 o'clock a. m., - from the parlors
of . Mcßrearty & McCormlck, 915 Valencia
street * near Twentieth. Interment Cypress
Lawn cemetery, by 11 a. m. train from
Twenty-fifth and Valencia streets.
To the officers and members of San Fran-
cisco camp No. 437, Woodmen of the World —
You are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral of our late neighbor, John S. Ross,
' from the f unera! parlors of Mcßrearty & Mc-
Cormlck, 915 Valencia street near Twentieth,
today (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock a. in.
By order of H. C. PROUTY.
• > Council Commander.
Attest: C. STRADB, Clerk.
SCHERZER— In San Jose, Cal., February 3,
1908, -at - 1040 Alameda avenue, Albert J.
Sclierzer (late of Salvador, Central America),
'a native of Pennsylvania, aged 57 years. ,
Funeral and Interment private, at Cypress
Lawn cemetery.
SCHILLING— In this city, February 4, 190$,
Levl Schilling, a native of Russia, aged SO
years. \u25a0> . ' • ' '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
• Friends i and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the fnneral tomorrow (Thnrs-
day). February 6, at ' 1 p. - m.. from "King
'. Solomon's hall, 1739 Flllmore street. Funeral
under the auspices \u25a0 of King Solomon's ledge
No. 260, F. & A.-..M. Interment LiiUs of
Eternity cemetery, via electric funeral car
from Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. .
SENECHAL— In this city, February 3. 1908.
Paul J. Senechal, a native of France, aged
S3 years.
SHAWYER— In this city, February 4, 1908.
Alfred T. Shawyer, dearly beloved son of
Alfred and Annie Shawyer, : a native of San
Francisco, Cal., aged 7 months and 8 days.
SIEBE— In Oakland. CaL, February 2, 1903,
Margaret Slebe, dearly beloved wife of Cap-
tain Ludwig Slebe, and loving mother of Mrs.
I H. Huber, Mrs. J. J. Evers.Mra. A. Nlehaus
Mrs. R. S. Wixson, Henry H. Siebe, Louise
Slebe and William A. Siebe, a native of New
York city, aged 58 years 10 months and 24
days. A member of Appomattox Women's re-
lief corps No. 6. G. A. R. '
Friends and. acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wednes-
day). February . 5, at 2 o'clock p. m., from
1 . O . O . F . hall, Eleventh . and Franklin
streets, Oakland, under the auspices of Ap-
pomattox Women's -relief corps No. 5. G. A. K.
Remains at 'the fnneral parlors of Ernest A.
Wolllts, 1413 Webster street. Oakland.
SPILLANE— In this city. February 3, 190S,
John . F. Spillane, beloved husband of Eva
Cody Spillnne, and father of Clyde, Eva and
Daniel - Spillane, a native of Ireland, aged
80 years. A member of milk wagon drivers'
: union. .' local * No. 226.
' Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend \u25a0 the funeral today (Wednes-
day), at' l:3o p. m.,from the parlors of Mc-
Brearty & McCormlck, 915 Valencia street
near Twentieth, :-. thence :to \u25a0 Mission Dolorea
" church, where . services will be- held at 2
p. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
2:40 train from Twenty-fifth and Valencia
streets. l ; ,
STEDMAN — In Berkeley, Cal., February 4,1908.
Hannah J. Stedman, beloved wife of Per-
\u25a0«ival Stedman. and mother of Mrs. D. R.
• Wentworth, H. S. Stedman and Miss A. B.
'•' Stedman, a - native - of :. Vermont, aged '79
years 1 month and 26 days, , \u25a0
The fnneral services will; be held tomorrow
(Thursday), February 6, •at 2 o'clock ,p. m.,
nt the family residence, - 1519 Fairvlew street.
. Interment private . \u25a0 :
STENFORS— In thiß city, February 3, 1008,
• " at the residence •of his parfints. 114 Ripley
near- Folsom. Kdwin Stenfors. beloved
and only son "of • Edward'' and Helena - Sten-
fors, and brother of .Helen, Martha and Vir-
ginia Stenfors, a native of San Francisco,
Cal.. aged 8 days.
THORNTON— In '•- this city. February 2, 190S,
\u25a0Houston O. Thornton, \u25a0• beloved husband of
Alice Thornton, "and son. of Mrs. Mary E.
Thornton of ; -Akron. 0., a . native of Allen-
town. Pa., aged^ 40 years .4 months and 1
'.day. (Qulncy, Plumaa county, Cal., and Akron,'
0.,- papers please ; copy.) •\u25a0.\u25a0'... \u25a0 - \u25a0 /'•
• Friends are . respectfully Invited ' to • attten-1
funeral i services -today (Wednesday), at
\u25a0"'ll'' a. m., at the chapel of N. " Gray & Co.,
» - 2196 Geary street corner of Deyisadero.
WALTON— In LthU city, v February 4.' 1908,- Wll-
: 11am Walton, beloved \u25a0 husband >of Kate Wal-
' ; • ton: and son In law of Thomas Krleg, a na-
? tlve'of Germany, aged 43 years 8 months
and 25 days, (vallejo, Ctl., papers pleas*
copy.) :\u25a0.-•".' \u25a0;.':, \u25a0 • ,-,."\u25a0' .
WILSON— In 'Burlingame, Cal.. Februarys.
' 1008" Thomas Wilson. . beloved husband of
5 Harriet' Wilson, devoted father of Mrs. Walter
Reid of Seattle. Miss :Ha We Wilson ; and
Mrs. Jean Townley. brother ; of -William and
Hugh- Wilson roff Chicago, and \u25a0 brother , : ln law
/of Mrs: , Oscar Hlckle. . :a> ; V .- ' "
WITKE— In this city,' February 4, 1908. Charles
\u25a0rWltke, a natlveof^Germany,. aged 70 years.
WORTH— In this . - city', February: 2,'; 1908,
Frances- Harriet Worth, relict of the late
Reuben- G.^.Wotth,.' dearly -beloved mother of
.Mrs.iiW.'S^. Hersom and Mrs." A. A. Wrede, 1
- ' and * sister r of ' Mrs . •' S . J . 1 Hopkins, a ' native
" \u25a0 of » New \u25a0 York," aged 50 years 10 months and
:' 7'dayc.--: .'\u25a0'• \u25a0' "S-- - : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \- ' : \u25a0-\u0084- * < • .. .". '- : \u25a0•""\u25a0:'
Friends • and . acquaintance* are respectfully
invited \u25a0 to' attend \u25a0 the funeral today fWednes-
('.ay).'- February ..*>.- at 12 o'clock m.v.-frora
her late residence, 031 \u25a0 Guerrero street.
tlience- by electric funeral . car from i comer
'of street and San '\u25a0 Jose avenue atl'
o'clock p."' m. .Interment -Woodlawn ' cemetery.
INDEPENDENT OF THE TRUST
...FOR...
Seventy-five Dollars
\u25a0 v . I will furnish:^.r •
HEARS^tWO CARRIAGES, EMBALMING,
Main Offlcet LaiSStßnJih.St. AVent 2699
And 1305 Franklin St. nr. . 17th, Oakland
•'.%"; Pboae i Oakland 4045 v .
Branch : SOS , Montgomery Ay. Temp. 3268
"."', Ambulance i and •; Carriase* * to s H ire
Auction Sale
TO SATISFY A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
In the Cane of SAXTOS va, FERRIA S
By order of Antone Santos, I will sell 15 good
horses, 10 good buMles, 4 wagons. 15 sets of
harness/also 10 Rood »v purpose horse*.
Sale positive, without reserve or limit. Stock
can be seen any time before day of sale
AT THE ARCADE! HORSE MARKET,
831 TO 937 FOLSOMrsTREET
Bftnffn Fifth and Slith.
Wbrre tbe Sale Take* Place
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY' 6, it U a. m.
, Remember the day and place.
JOHX J. DOYLK. Attctlon—r.
IN/OAKLAND === GELDINGS,
810 MARES, MULJES, COWS
112 head Wednesday. Febrnarv 6. at 11 a. m.
Farmers' and merchants' doable event. Public
auction " sale of combination consignments, all
city broken and In all rrades— single and spans.
plow, ranch and brood Mares, Roadsters, Family
HGrces. Good, honest plugs, a trifle footsore.
Good trays for pood judges, from 1 to a carload.
All horses guaranteed; will be hooked np after
the sale. . 565-567 4th St., Oakland. Rain or
shine. J. W. MEDEIHOS. Licensed Auctioneer.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
High Grade Japanese Art Goods
At ]\\4 Geary Street just
above Van Ness ay.
You n»i*ZZ find in this store a very
interesting and attractive stock-
> THE TOMBO CO.
Sales at 2 arid 7:30 p.. m.
' ThosF. Connor, Auctioneer. *
OCEAN TRAVEL
Steamer Leaves Broadway
/Ey-^-^H^v Wharves.
A-Xl LOW RATES. Including
/a/WSgHvJ \A BERTHS AND MEALS.
I I V^^2\) J SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
A/^B^JC/ FOR LOS ANGELES
SAX DIEGO
SANTA BARBARA
Santa Rosa Every Sunday, 10 a. m.
Qneen ..Every Thursday. 10 a. m.
I FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B. C,
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
Umatilla.*. ....Feb. T. 21, 11 a. m.
City of Puebla..... Feb; 14, 29. 11 a. m.
And Alternately Every Friday Thereafter.
BOUND THE SOUND EXCURSIONS, 11 DAYS'
-Round Trip. Including Berth and Meals. $45.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Pomona...... Feb. 7. 12. 17, 22. 27. 10:30 a. m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR GUATMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ,
ALTATA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
MAGDALENA BAY.
Curacao... February 15, 10 a. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1008
The palatial Alaska excursion steamship SPO-
KANE will leave Seattle. 11 a. m.. June 16.
July 1. 16. 31. August 15.
"'. : : . Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market St., 112 Market st.
and BROADWAY WHARF — Tel. Kearny 492.
General Offices.. 112 Market st.
Freight Office Broadwa* Wharf
OAKLAND .»€S Broadway
C P. DUNANN . G. P~. A.. Ban Frandaco.
Toyo Risen Kaisha
(Oriental Steamship Co.)
S. S. "Hongkong Maru," Tuesdaj, Feb. 11,
190 S-
. S. "America Maru" (via Manila). Tnesdrfv,
March 3, 1908. \u25a0
S. S. "Nippon Maru" (via Manila), Tuesday.
March 31. 180 S.
Steamers sail from company's piers, Nos. 42.
44, near foot of Second st., 1 p. tn., for Yoko- i
bama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu. Kob?
(Hlogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting \u25a0
at Hongkong wltb steamers for Manila, In<!!a,
etc. ,No cargo received on board day of aatllcg.
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For. freight and passage apply 'at office. 240^
James Flood building. , W. H. AVERT.
Assistant General Manager.
KOSMOS LINE
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
S. S. "ITAURI".' (6,000 tons>. Captain Viertb.
sailing from San Francisco on or about February
15, twill carry passeneers to MazatUn. Salina
Cruz. San Benlto. Champerlco, San Jo«f> de
Guatemala, Acajutla.' La Llbertad. La Union.
Amapala, . Corinto, Callao, Samanco. Mollendo,
Antofagasta. Valparaiso, London and ' Humbiirir.
For rates and particulars apply to LENDAL M.
GRAY, Manager. Union st. wharf, (pier 19i. San
Francisco.
Alaska Pacific S. S. Co.
ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS
BUCKMAN & WATSON
' Every Saturday at lt3o p. m.
Only direct route between San Francisco, Seat-
tle and Tacoma. Through freight and passenger
rates to all Sound points; -also Alaska.
For rates apply to W. D. WELLS, Gen'l Agt.
Phone Kesray 63. Stenart st. dock
OCEANIC S. S. CO.
(SPRECKELS LINE)
HONOLULU— S. S. Alameda salla 11 a. m.,
Feb. S. Round trip. $125. -i... ...
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS— S. S. Martposa saUs
March 9. 1008. Round trip, first class, (125.
Scenic lint to New Zealand Tla Raratonga.
Cook Island, etc. Auckland, first, 9173.40;
third, $77.50. -
Passenger Dept., 673 Market St.; Freight Of See,
.90 Clay st. Phone Tern. 1231.
jfamburg-Jhnericcm.
RUGULAR SAILINGS TO
London-— Paris— Hamburg
«\u25a0*.•\u25a0 Mediterranedn Ports
By Magnificent Steamera, containing - luxurious
accommodatlona and moat modern Improvements;
unexcelled cuisine; for particulars apply
HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE, ,
808 Market St. (near P»well), S. F.
Compagnie Generale Transatlantic
. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.
Sailing everr, Thursday, instead of Saturday.
at 10 a. m.,' from Pier 42, North river, foot of
Morton at. ;. .\u25a0\u25a0:.' *-.
v First class to Havre, $70 and npward ; second
class to Havre, $45 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN-
ADA 19 State St.; New York. J. F. FUGAZI.
Manager, Pacific Coast. 630 Montgomery St.. San
Francisco.' Tickets sold -by all railroad ticket >
agents. "" - ;\u25a0,• '. ; - ,'.-.,
\u25a0|USE CALL WANT ADst
4»- ;" .'. ' .". . '.\u25a0\u25a0 .' . ' ' ' '.\u25a0'\u25a0•\u2666
BAY } AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE . -i
!*"\u25a0 Monticello S. S. Co.^and 'Napa- Valley Elrctrle
!R. U. Co.. Close connections. . \u25a0}" , \u25a0
6— ROUND TRIPS DAILY — 9
" Boats 'leave San Francisco- 7:00. •9:45 at m.,
12:S0 n00n,,3:15, 6:00, "8:30 p. m.
: \u25a0 San • Francisco \u25a0 landing - and office. Clay atreet
wharf, ' north end . ferry building, Market street
ferry. ; Meals 'a la; carte. •
;- Phone Kearnj* 406.-
;" '• 'Lands * Navy Tard , direct."
?RAII.\VAV TIIAVEIi
OCRAN SHORE RAILWAY
': Depot nth 'and Mission sta. Dally except Sun-
day— Leave:. 9:15 a, 2:15p,'8:30p.v Arrive: 7:30 a,
1:53p, 5:15 p. Sunday* ana holidays — Laave: 0:13s,
10:40 a, 12:06p; 2:00 p. -. 8:25 p. \u25a0 B:3Op. '- Arrive:
7:30 a, ll:05a, l:20p. 3:15p,-4:40p,- «:10p. ,
RAILWAY TRAVEL
I - * - \u25a0 .\u25a0 . IJ _
I W /vj^TeT\ tt 1 C<im rmn^icr^A
\<v^^ a Y^ f y Fbom Jaxuakt &. 1903
N«C|^V/ FERRY DEPOT
' *^ , Foot of Market Street
Leava —VIA OAJELASq>~PIE&—
ij.4JaUaywj.-i. .NJ«a San Jose > 7jQB»
7.00* Ricnoaond, Fort Costa, Besiria, Sni-
, sin, Dixon, J-arraaien to, Kosevilld, . -
Jlarysville, Reddice. Eunauuir,. 7.281
7.00 a Qinira, V.yaville, liumfev 7.26*
i 7.00 a Davia, Woodland, Vi itlian». Max-
i • . wefl. Willows, HamiltCß, CcrniEZ.
i Tenama, Red 81uff..... 7^Bi
7.40» Voile; », .t'apa. talirtcga. Santa. . -
Rou Martin ex. tanF.an.cn 6.tBi
7^Joa X3es, Ptsisiaton. Livwr-cre. !*•
throp, $t irk ton, Tracy, I os Banes,
' Keriaaa, Hanford. Visafia. Porter- - "
vilie. ft»k^s£eld 7-28f
acCa GoFdfield Pass.— Port Costa. BericMi . - ;
Saerameato.Tniekee, Eazrn,Miiia. . *
• Tonopah. Goldaerd. Laws, Keeler 7.08 a
ftOOa Dam vVoodUarf. MarysvUle, Cro- ~
tau y^zsp
8JD0» .Wnr; Center viile. San Jew.
• Los f]\to* W right.h t. Laurel ...... 5.48b
&20« PbrtOwta, Martinea, Byron, Tracy.
Stockton, Merced, Frnno, Gothen
Junction, (HanfordJ VL»l5a» Por-
tervilla, Baicsrafteld 4.43>
9.00 a Xi'.ei. liver a ore. Mock ten (*MiltonX
Vailsr Spring loaf, Sacramento.
RedßlaS, «-4S#
0.03 a Sonara, Tuolumne and Anjfls 4.45»
9.00* AtLiatii Expr«p»-Sa?racseiito. Truo-
kee, O^den. Salt Lakt Oty. Den-
Ter. Kansaa Gty 72&P
, 9.4Ca Ricaaomi. Port Costa, Ifartißei. . .. 6.43p
10.00 a Tto Orerland limited— Dtnvet
Kinais City. Omaha. Chicago... 8.283
lO^Oa Vaflejo. Jlar» Island Sara 1 1.28 a
1020 a Los Anjslw PaaBensta>-rcrt Ccrta^-, ™ -
Martiies, Byron. Tracy. Lalhrcp^ -•".'
' Stockton.. Merewi. Raymond, Fits- -
no. llanford, Visali3.lulaxe.Bak-
ersfifld, Los Anjeles 7A9f
1.23? Nilm Saa Jaw and Way Stations.. 2.48p
l.4l)o Alrando. N'swar'v San Jobs. 7.28b
2.23s Bsaieii, Suiiua, Sacramento. ..... 1 0.46 a
2.20? Portbnl Express (•»i»*«»\WiU
Bvna, Willows R«i Bluff. (Weed,
Bray), Ashland, Portland 1 1 22a
3.0 a? BeaicU. Wintera, Sacramento. Wood-
land Kmzhta Lancing. Msrysville
andOrovile 10.48 a
3.0^» Saa Leaadro, Niles. Ean Jo» 0.28 a
t3.20? Port Costa. Martinet Byron. Mo-
desto MereeH. Frwno 12J»»
SJSO9 VJa-Tiburon. West Napa. St Helena. ±-JJI
Cafistom lO^Sa
4.00» Valfejo. Mar tin si. Ean Ramon, Napa,
Cafiatoga. Santa Roaa 0.28*
4.00? Jfiles. Tracy. Stockton. Lodi IO38»
4^op Eastern Expreat— O?den. Pneblo,
Denver, Kanaas City. St Loos,
Chicago
Martin •3. Stockton. Eacramento,
Reno.Sparks *•*$•
4.40? San Leandro. Hay ward. Nilea,! t8.28s
Pleasmton. Liverir.oie. ....... \*l l.48»
B. 00? Tn« Owl Limited— Kewnxan, Loa -
Banoa M»ndota. Frnno. Tnlare,
BakeriSeld. Lo» Angeles B^Ba
BJOOp Nmntk. Rio Jose. LosGatos.Wrijht. BAS*
6.20p San Leandro, Nileat Ean Joea 7Ai»
6.40? ViUajo, Port Costa, Benicia, Euisaa.
Sacramento 11-2S«
6*20? China and Japaa Fact Mail—
CMen. Chey enne, DenTer. Kscata .
Qty, Omaha. Chicago 4.48p
840» Harvard NUea and San Jose 6.ABp
7Mf Vallejo, Martinrt and Way Stations.
Sunday only • tlOL3Bp
R2O? Orepa Express — Saersmsnto. •
MarysTille, Reddint Portland,
Pn^t Sound and East 9.231
O.OOV Saturdays Only — &a Joat and
Way gtatlona t».»B>
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
Leave. 6.00. 7. C0. 8.00. 9.00. 10.00. 11X0 a. xn.
12.00. I.CO. 2J». 3.00 4.00 SXO 6.00. 7.00. BXO.
9.00 p. m.
COAST LINE
W(Third and Towngend Btraat»)
8.20 a South Saa Francisco. San Jose and
Way StiUans 8.40 a
630 a Valencia. Street. Ocean Vfcw. Colma, .: .
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno. .. aiOi
7.00 a Batih csai Francisco, Ean Jose. GiV
roy. Hollistsr. Paiaro. Watson-
Tillo. Santa Crui, Boulder Creek,
Davenport, Dd Monte. Monterey.
PaoSo Qrovo &48|
Uo* ThaQMatar— Baa Jon. Pajaro. Caa-
- • troville 3aliaa\ Saa Ardo, Paao
Robl-n Hot Springs, £anta Mar-
prita, San Luis Obispo. Cceioo,
0-iadalu??, Sort Santa Barbara, •
- Ventura, Ozaard. Los Anjeleft.. . • IMSf
aooa Del Monte. Pacifio Grove, Surf. •
Lompoo ll^Ol
820 a Sooth Saa Francisco, Palo Alto. Saa , „.
Joes, Way Station* f7M*
B.ooa San Jose. GUroy. .Salinas, Pam
- • Robiea Hot Springs. Ean Lnia
. Obispo— Los Gatoa, Aima. Wright;
Qenwood, Tres Pinos. Santa Cmi,
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terey. Paeii« Grnve. 4J>o|
10.43 a South Saa Francisco. Burflnsame,
Sun Mat«o. Palo Alto, San Joae .. UJBm
1 1. 00 a Valencia Si. Ocean \ Jew. Coloa,
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I IwiOa South San Francisco. Palo Alto, Saa
Joss and Way Stations .... |3.20 i
2.001 South Saa Francisco, Psk> Alto, San
Jose and Way Station* • 8.4 d
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3XO? Dei Bloats Express-San Jose,
Chittendea. Gilroy. Tres Puses.
Psjaro. Watsonville, Saata Cms,
Cwtrovilla, Del Monte, Montcrsy,
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3JZO9 South San Francisco. San Jose, Cat-
roy. Hollister, Tres Pino 1055*
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MevOrleans -«
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Obispo. Santa Barbara. LoeAngetes ft .401
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4.00? KansauOty. St Louis, Chiaao .;.. IMO*
4.20? South Saa Francisco, San Jose and
War Stations 1.20>
I tsJ>o> San Bruno, Burlincame, Saa MaUo.
Pal > Alto. Ean Jose, Los Gatofu . t9-0O«
t5.20> Burlinjaae. San MiWo. Redwood,
Palo Alsa San Jose 9-40«
5^5» Valeada St. O««a View, Cobna,
Cemeteries. B idee, San Brans. . . 7.15|
5.43? South San Francisco, San Bruno, Saa
Miteo, Uedvrood Palo Alto. San
Jose— Santa Gara, Loa Gates. --<
Wri«ht.. , 5.40 a
t8.03» South San Francisco, Saa Jose and
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chsjfei on trains of Southern PaciSo snd deliver to
rssidease. They an autboriied to ebeck bigesss direct
{tjp rwidence.
* A for Mornhif. P for Afternoon.
tSuaday cceepted. JSundayonly. ,
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
October 2T. 1007
SHORE DIVISION'
For Sausalito. Mill Valley. San Ra-
fael — Daily — Every. 30 minutes from
6:45 to 9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3:45
p. m.; then 4:15 and every 30 minutes
until 7:45 p. m., 9:00, 10:15. 11:55 p. m.
For Fairfax— Week daya— 6:4s, 7:13
a. m.; 2:45, 3:45, 4:15. 4145. 5:15 p. m.
Sundays — 8:15. 10:45, 11:45 a. m.:. 12:15,
1:15, 2:45 p. m.
i- For San ' Quentin — Daily — S:l5, 9:43,
11:45 a. m.: 12:45. lito-p. m. r
2:45 p. m.. daily and 8:15 a. m. Sun-
days only for Lagunitas. Camp Meeker,
Monte Rio, Cazadero and way stations.
WESTERN PIVISIO.V
For Tlbnron, Belrrdeffe and San Rafael
7:40. 9:15, # ll:00 a. xn.; 12:30. 3:30.
5:10. 6:30 p. m. daily.
7:40 a. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa. Healdsbur^, ClOverdale, Ukiah.
'WlUits. Sherwood. Sebastopol. Glen j:i-
' len. Camp Vacation and way stations.
\u25a0- 3:30 p. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa
j Rosa,; Healdaburg. Cloverdale, Uktah,
Guemeville. Sebastopol and way sta-
tions. , " •
5:10 p. tn. daily for Petatlutna. Sant3
Rosa. Glen Ellen and.-way stations.
9:15 a. m. Sunday only for Petaluma,
Santa Rosa and way stations.
•To Tlburoo only. • ••-.\u2666-
•.:-,. Ticket Ofncerr-Ferrr Bultdtns.
' General Of Doe — James Flood BaiWln?.
: MT. TA3IALPAIS RAILWAY
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TICKEr OFFICB AT SAUSALITO FERRY
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