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GAS AND ELECTRIC
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P»c L pfd.. — 65 iStkn G & E. 52 —
INSURANCE
Flrrman> Fund «0 »51^s
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. 125 ilxm. I* A A. — 132V4
Anplo-Cal .. TT>» S3 iMer Trust -.190, 200
Eauk of Ca1 .314 525 IS F National. — —
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Tlrst Natn1.,195 205 |
SAVINGS BANKS .' \u25a0
«W S & L. —3000 iS F Say U. . — 000
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Mut Bay Bk. — SS |Sec Say Bk.. — —
STREET RAILROADS
California ..— 102 '.Presidio 6 .4 —
Cwry - 40 I
POWDBB
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SUGAR
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Huicfc SPC 18 lSVill'iilon S Co.. 35 SS
KlUuea S C. — l»i: Do pool ... S3 38
MskawcM C. 31»-4 — I
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. 39 SS^iOceanie S Co. I' 4 — .
Akso OH Co. 2«is 27V>iPac Aux F A IJ41 J 4 5
Cal F C A. 9S 100 "iPac C Borax. lsl —
Cil Wine A. — 60 jPao T&T pfd — '?\u25a0}£
MV& MtTm. — 115 1 Do com ... 10 11
SALES,
Morning Session
Street—
IS A#*ocUted Oil 2"-°0
-f2.000 Pacific Electric Ry 5« 100.00
.1 Afternoon Session
Borrd —
IB Fireman's Fun<l Ins 150.00
2<» Hutculnson S P Co 15.12»J
S» tiuome* Sugar Co 32.73
M Ononjea Sngar Co 32.87H
$1,000 United Gas & Electric 5? 95.0U
Street —
?1/>OO S F. Oak & S Jose Ry •> 97.5 ft
£2.<i00 Hawaiian Coml * Sugar 55. .. .100.00
• California Stock and OH Exchange
B'.rt.Ask.! Bid.Akk.
Alma .". 20 — '.Peerless 3.00 —
Asso Oil 0t.2«.50 27.00JS F & McK.IO.CO 12.(50
Do bn<lg 55.76.< X» — Sovereign — 18
Chi Crude .. 03 O»;"S»terllng 2.25 2.40
<~!arenioiit ...1.20 I.23.Si;nset Moo . . .*?S —
<Jracio»a 1.00 4.<MSuj>erior 10 —
K<rn 10 — 'Thirty-three .. — 4.00
Ivern Hirer . .G.OO — 'Wolverine 30 33
Monte Oristo. CO 90|W X Oil Co.. 23 —
OFFICIAL SALES
lufornial — „ '\u25a0
1 25 AFsocl«ted 28.50
11:30 a. m.—
800 Claremoat 1 -22Va
2 I>. m.—
2000 V.' X Oil Co 23
Mining: Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the *al«-s on tlie San Francisco
Stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning Session
1000 Belcher 19\ 100 Hale &. Norc. IJ»
200 Caledonia «iT..3100 Mexican 36
1600 Cbollar OCJ 4<X) Or-tatr .2.iC.
100 Crown Point.. 25i COO Yellow Jacket. 4S
Informal Session
KO Belcher 19j 500 Julia tS
200 Best & Belch. 41! COO Mexican S3
500 Best A- Belch. 44: 1000 Mexican 36
IT.OO Bullion Hi 300 N Gould &. C. 29
*<)Q Caledonia <W 200 Ophir 2.35
l.ittO Chollar ««i 900 Sierra Nev ... 17
l"000 Con Va M Co. r.O ; 2<X> Union Con ... 23
70W Cionld & Cur. IS! 100 Yellow Jacket. 50
3UO Hale & Norc. 17|
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
" Bid. Ask.} - Bid. Ask.
Alpha 04 OC Kentuck ....." 01 03
Alta — re'Lsdy Wash .. — 05
Andes O« loMexican 35 30
IW-Jcher 19 "2>>.N Gould & C. 28 " —
Best & Belch. 43 45! New York Con — <)2
Bullion 11 12 Occidental .... 18 sro
Caledonia .... Of, C7|OpJiir fc .. .2.32 2.37
Cballence 04 «« Overman 07 00
Chollsr" W. 07 Potosl 09 J2
i'onftdence ... 33* 43,Savare 24 2">
Con Imperial. <^1 02!i>corplon . (.4 07
Con Va M Co. 50 61 S«c Belcher .. 02 04
Crown Point.. 13 27! Slerra Nev ... 17 18
Exchequer ... 13 ISiSllver HUI ... — 45
«k)ul<l A Cur. 12 14 ! Uniou Con ... 23 25
Hule & Norc. 18 161'tah 02 »C 5
JulU 06 Of i Yellow Jacket. 49 Zl
Justice — 02!
TOXoPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
lUp-Llhr Session — 9:30 to 12:30
irtOO Com Fraction, f.4 500 Gld Con M.5. 42^4
stfl Daley 77 100 Jumbo Ex 30
5O«» Eagle** Nect. il!l500 Mayflower Con 00
UiOO Caple's Nest. 10J2000 Oro Tft
1000 Fv Eesrle, b3O 55j 17 West Ead ... 45
1000 Gold Bar O4|
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
COOO Adams 04| .100 Gld Con M...5.40
1 000 Atlanta ....*. IS 200 Gld Con M.5.42>4
r.OO Atlanta 17 1(KK) GM Con M...5.43
230 Atlanta 19 100 Gld Con M...5.33
300 Itelmoot «7l 100 Gld Con M.5.37»i
2<»00 Bullfrog Mln. (CJiIOOO Gld Kewanas.. 26
.V»0 Blfrg Nat Bk \u25a0 04 2000 Gld Kewanas.. 2T,
500 C O D lft, 1000 Gld Utlca 04
»»00 Columbia Mt. 121 r.OO Great Bend .. 27
13.100 Com Fr»c .. 33j 500 Grt Bend Ex. 00
15<>0 Do, • 5 "5311200 Jumbo Ex 33
2O<ifl Do, \u25a0 5 54! 1200 Jumbo Ex .... Z\
4000 Com Fraction. 53!2500 Ixme Star 'O8
J"«iO Do. s 10... 52 2(»0 Homestake K. 32
sf»o Do. « 6 52 1 200 Man Unmboldt f<a
lO.OfK) Com Frac .. 52 ;2O00 Mayflower .... 06
11.300 Com Frae .. 3411500 Mac Namara .. St
J4O Com Fraction. 50 2600 MacNamara ".. .13
2000 Do. s 30... 53, .1000 N Star Wnd.bJ 02
500 Cracker Jack. 03 -7000 Oro OS
1500 Daisy 7« 100 Pitts S Peak.. l.lo
6000 Daisy 75 500 Red HlUi 18
JOOO Dm B Btte C. 17 500 Red Top Ex.. 09
.100 Florence 5.1 5 1000 Red Top Ex.. 03
6000 Gold Bar 042200 St Ive» 25
2000 Do, \u25a0 5 O4j 500 Tramp Con .. 13
B.VK» O Sceptr*. s 5 0111850 West End ... 46
£500 G Sceptre. *= .1 92!
CLOSING QUOTATIONS '
NEVADA'
Tonopah District
Bid.Ask < Bld.Ask.
B*lmont S6 SS North Star ... 06 07
Gold Anchor.. 01 02jOhio Ton .... — . .<;1
Gold Crown .. <i 2 «TS" Rescne Con .. 06 07
Jim Butler .. 22 24|Ton Exten ... 73 78
MacNamara.. S4 Ss',Ton of Ne?..5.25 —
Midway S3 57iWest End ... 46 47
MoDUoa 1.45 l.V)j
Goldfip Id ' District
Adams .• 03 f*4jGld Unioo .... — "01
Atlanta 1« 17|G1<J Uticm .... 03 —
Black Ar.ts .. 01 C 2 Grandma 04 05
Plk Botte Ex 01 O2;Great Bead ..23 2<i
Black Rock .. 01 02. Grt Bend Anx 05 07
I'.lue Bell ... 04 OS'Grt Bend Ex. 05 06
Blue Bull ... OS «ft'Hibernla ..... 02 03
litte Goldfield 01 02' Jumbo Ex .... S3 34
Booth 14 15] Kendall Ex . . — 01
COD 19 — (Lone Star ... 05 07
Columbia Mt. 12 JS'Lou Dillon ... 01 — .
Colnm Mt Ex. — fC: Mohawk Ex ..02 03 :
Com Fraction. 53 54|Ner Boy 01 03
Comng Nation 01 02: Nev Coldfleld.. 02 03
Conqueror .... 03 O4;Oro 08 69
Cracker Jack. 04 OJiPocabontat ... — 1)1
Daisy 74 * 75,'Kpd Top Ex.. OS 09
Daisy Ex ... — OljSandstorm .... 23 —
Dm B Btte C. 15 17,Sandstonn Ex. 01 02
Dmflfid Trnpl. <i 3 04: Sllver Pick ..14 1(J
Dixie 01 C2.Sllver Pick Ex 01 02
Domlniou — OllSt lvr-t -26 2S
Florence 3.10 3.12 Vernal — 03
Florence Ex.. 14 — ; Wonder — 02
Gld Con H...5.5S s.4o iYellow Rose... 01 U2
Gld Kewanai!. 25 27J Yellow Tiger... — U8
% " - - Bullfrog District
Aciethrst .... 03 fHiL!«» Harris .. — 01
Bullfror Mln. 03 <H Mayflower Con 06 07
Blfr* Nat Bk — CTiMont BuUfroc. — 01
Blfrir Victor.. — Ol'Mts Shoe Ex. — 01
Gold Bar ... 03 <^Orlsr Bullfrog. 01 02
Gold Sceptre.. 01 02 Tramp Con 13 .
Horaemke K. 31 321 "J \u25a0"\u25a0/.\u25a0"
Manhattan District
' " ' " Si'H* B Humboldt 02 03
;old WMtf.. 01 03!.\Un Little Joe _ 01
Sranny G M. — 05' Man Mln Nev — ir»
Little Grey .. 01 — Muntans Man" 03 Z.
M«n Belmont. — 01! Mustang Ex 01 H
Man Bronclio. 01 (ri'jnit Man . " 02 (>t
Man Con — 1« Pine Xnt 01 O^>
Man Comb ... — Olißtray Doe ' * 02
Man Cont^y.. — OltWliale .7. " _I 7^
linn Dexter.. 03 OS! Yellow Horse.: 01 —
Other Districts
Alice of Won. 01 — ! N>» Wonder . 02
Ital!o<>n Hill.. — 13 JN Star Wondr 02
Dromedary n. 09 IUiOrU Rawhide. 02 05
Hasle'R No«t.. 10 11 Pitts S Peak..l 10 lis
Fairvw Ilallut — O4!R* m(I «. r .."t* *•« ! V~
Falrvw- Eacle. — 54 1 Ramsey Com. tA
Goldyke Reef. — OllKawbd Que«n. •\u25a0— 1(«
Jack. Pot .... 10 — Round Mt.... — '97
Johnnie Coiy>. 01 fCjßound Mt-Ex. 03
Muzuma Hills — 70 Walker Lake.. 08 ' —
fey HIU* ...I.CO l.bO[Yokon Gold .. — 3.02
"' ' '
RaTf-hlde and It* Gold
Under this title J. H. Cradlebaugh
contributes to the July Sunset an ar
ticle on Rawhide as the netv-est record
breaker among the wonderful treasure
town/, of Nevada. • •
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Italian Ship Under Full Sail Plows
OUU 111 rVlllvi IWCUai Uwdvll
The Koprnos liner Radames, Captain
Yon Helms, which arrived yesterday
from Antwerp by way of South and
Central American ports) reports the loss
May 8 of an Italian sailing: vessel, the
Italia, .bound from Newcastle, Aus
tralia, for Iquique. The Italia went
ashore during a heavy "fog about 30
miles south of Iquique. The Radames
passed close, to the wreck.
The ship was under full sail when It
went ashore, and when tha Radames
\u25a0went by the canvas was 1 still set and
drawing although for the greater part
of its length the Italia was high and
dry. No lives were lost in the wreck',
but no hope is entertained of saving
the ship, the hull of which was dam
aged.
This is the first visit of the Radames
to this port and Captain Yon Helms,
its master, has not been here for some
years. The Radames is equipped with
line passenger accommodations and ar
rived here with 30 passengers, some of
whom came all the way from Europe.
The liner brought a large cargo, which
included a heavy shipment of nitrate
and a big consignment of coffee. The
Radames 1 passengers Included:
Sir James 1-2. Erskine, wifo and
daughter, Mrs. M. E. Lewis, Mrs. Helen
L. Brown and three children, Alejo Ro
mano and wife, Herman Pohl, Wil
helm Beof, Mrs. H. Beltran, T. Bor
bolla. wife and child, Robert Haddow
and wife, and Richard Huntoon.
Supply Ship* .Yearly Loaded
The navy supply ship Culgoa has
finished loading at Main street wharf
and yesterday went to an anchorage in
the stream, where such supplies as
tare not yet on board will be received
from lighters. The Glacier will finish
at Main street today and will join the
fleet in the stream. While at the
wharf both the Culgoa and the Glacier
disregarded the" quarantine precau
tions and both vessels will be refused
certificates by the federal quarantine
authorities. This will mean that the
supply ships will not be allowed along
side the wharf at Honolulu and other
ports of call and will have to receive
their coal and .subsequent supplies
from lighters, unless in the meantime
they are submitted to a thorough fumi
gation. \u25a0 •
Ice Milken Xiivigntlon 'Dnnecrntia
..According to word received at the
merchants' exchange yesterday the voy
age to Nome is fraught with more
than ordinary danger this year on ac
count" of the ice; which presents se
rious menace' to navigation. The steam
er Ohio, ft is. feared, fs having trouble.
The Ohio, in command of Captain Con
radL left Seattle June 1 for Nome. The
steamer was sighted. June 14 In the ice
about 200 miles ' from Nome -and on
June 21 had* not reached Nome. The
Yucatan and Olympia arrived at St.
Michael June 19- and the Northwestern
June 20. • • :
.. Passenger Victim of Thief
Just before the steamer President
sailed yesterday afternoon for Seattle,
William Brown, a passenger, reported
to the police that while hfe was check
ing his baggage a' thief .had stolen his
valise. 'Brown discover ed .hi* loss i'only.
a few minutes betore - -the : .steamer
sailed and was able to give the police
only, a ..limited description of, his. lost
grip. Among other '.articles. It con
tained a diamond ring, valued at $60.
and a Colt's revolver for which he had
paid $25. Tlie Governor carried many
passengers. ,;vi.
Bulld» Ratproof Corral
The Pacific Mall company has built a
ratproof "corral" on Spear street wharf
for the accommodation of shippers to
ports where certain products from San
Francisco will not be received unless
accompanied by a guarantee that they
came here under, quarantine super
vision and were stored in a ratproof
warehouse. Dr. Blue, who issues these
certificates, has been asked to Inspect
and approve the Spear street corral.
The harbor commissioners are build
ing a ratproof corral on the sea wall
after plans prepared, by Dr. Blue.
Doth Fall From Scaffolds
Albert Clark, a carpenter, who lives
it 4131 Twenty-fourth street, suffered
painful injuries through • the breaking
of a scaffold on which he was working
at 1026 Dupont street. The breaking of
a plank caused A, D. Logan, a paper
hanger of 55 Pearl street, to fall 10 feet
to the floor of a building at 62 Market ,
street. Logan suffered an injury to his
right heel. Both, men were treated at
the harbor hospital.
Liner Asia to Sail Today
Tlie Pacific Mail liner Asia, Captain
Henri Gaukroger, will sail at 1 o'clock
this afternoon for the far east. The
Asia will carry orfly about .1,000 tons
of freight. There will be 20 passengers
in the cabin and about 100 Chinese in;
the steerage. May Yohe was to have
been a passenger on the Asia, but her
reservation was canceled in a letter
from Portland," which gave the ill
health of the actress as a reason for
not going on the Asia,
French Liner Arrives From North
The French liner Amiral Duperre ar
rived yesterday from Yokohama by way
of Puget sound. On board was Mrs.
Stien and two children, who took pas
sage at Vancouver, B. C., and are going
on the "liner as far as Liverpool, Eng.
.. Water Front Xotea
A message received by the Pacific
wireless telegraph company, last night
from the steamer Governor stated that
that vessel waß off Point Arena and
would reach the dock about 7 o'clock
this morning. The Governor reported
the weather clear, light southwest
winds and smooth sea.
Henry Peterson has sold his launch
Henry Gaukrogor, will sail at 1* o'clock
ing is being. built to cover the launch
entirely and shield the occupants from
the tropical sun., The boat will go to
Panama on the deck of the steamer
Radames. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • :
Captain. A. F. Plllsbury, surveyor for
the marine underwriters, -is in \u25a0. Port
land Inspecting the wreck of the steam
er Minnie E. Kelton. ' :
The British steamer Knight of the
Thistle arrived yesterday from New
port News with 8,515 tons of coal for
the big fleet
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,973,000 feet. , . .
'The Pacific Mail liner Peru sailed
June 20 from Panama for this post. '
The liner Siberia, from this port, ar
rived at Hongkong Sunday.
The new Japanese-turbine liner T^n
yo Maru. is due here Monday on its
maiden voyage from* the' orient. \u25a0 : \u25a0
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Governor is. due today from the
sound. . \u25a0"•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"
Pilot" Christiansen, who brought the
Kosmos liner Radames in from sea yes
terday, reports that the gas buoy, which
for more than a month. has taken the
nlace of the bar lightship, Is no longer
lighted. He reported the matter, to the
lighthouse authorities.
The 'transport Sheridan sailed from
Nagasaki yesterday bound to this port,
via Honolulu. It, brings a large number
] of casuals.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ASTORIA. Ore., Jnne . 22.— The . Oerraau
\u25a0steamer Numantla. Captain: Wagemann, sailed
for Hongkong . and - way ' port* Uoday. . The
tteamer State' of" CAllfornU 6«lled for y San
Francisco today with ' freight .end passengers.
The torpedo boats \u25a0 Rowau \u25a0: and . Goldsboro ,; ar
rited today from Tuget Sound to accompany
the Dat-U and- Fox, to Coos Bay. . The .oil
Mramer. Allan. In ballast for i San . Francisco,
arrived from | Portland: this afternoon | and sailed.
The German ship Albert Rick mers was towed up
the . rirer '> this morning. * The > steam \ schooner
Yo»emite % - sailed > today * with 2. 650,000 feet aof
lumber \u25a0 for . San . Francisco. ' The - German »\u25a0 bark
A!l«*rt . Rlckmenj arrived in' yesterday ; afternoon
154 'days . from Hamburg < with 'cement' for ' Port
land. - Captain ' Delks ; reports an uneventful \ trip
TIES SAX FRAXCISGO CALL, TUESDAY^ JUNE, ;-23,0 1908;
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From -^ . | Steamer | Due
Oyster Harbor ITordenskJold . . June 2a
Portland & Astoria. ...|Yoserfllte ...... June 23
San Pedro ........ jCentralla June 23
COqullle River.... Elizabeth ..... June 23
Crescent Olty ...... Del Norte. June 23
Coos Bay M. F. Plant. . . June 23
Puget Sound Ports: Governor .. June 23
Seattle & Tacoma:.... Watson .".,". June 23
Japan via Honolulu... Caraveil.is ..... June 24
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay ..... June 24
Honolulu Hilonian .. June 24
Point Arena & . Albion . I'omo ......... June 25
San Diego & "Way. Ports Santa Rosa June 25
Seattle - Theben ....... June 25
Hnmboldt F. A. Kilburn.. June 25
Humboldt City of Topeka. June 26
San Pedro Vanguard June 26
Sallna Crur. .......... Texan--.. June-26
Grays Harbor Corona.da~ ..... June 27
San Pedro Roanoke ....... June 27
Puget Sound Ports City of Puebla. June 28
New York via Ancon.. City of. Sydney. JiHe 28
Grays Harbor Newburg ...... June 28
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam .... June'2S
San Diego & Way Ports Queen ..... June -*0
China & Japan... ..... Tenyo Maru ..June 29
Portland & Astoria. .". . State of Cal.. k June 29
Portland & Way Ports. G., W. Elder... June 23
Honolulu Alameda ..... . . June SO
Seattle & Tacoma Buckman June 30
Hamburg & Way Ports. Sebara ........ June 30
TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer | Sails | Pier
June 23 — ' ;
Los Angeles Ports.... J.- Hlggins.'. 10 am 2
CoquiUe River... ...... Bandon .'. ;. spm 2
Grays Harb0r. ........ Jim Butler. . 2pm 2
Astoriu & Portland.. .: Northland/.. 10 am 2 :
Grays Harbor.. Centralla ... 3pm 7
Humboldt City Topeka 10.30 a 9
China & Japan.; Asia 1 pm 42
N. York v. Tehauntepec Nevadan ... 12 m 23
June 24 —
Willapa Harbor D. Mitchell.'. .... ....
Coqullle River Elizabeth ... 12 m .16
Humboldt North Fork.. 5 pm 20
Mendoeino &" Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
June 25 —
Astoria & Portland.... Washington spm 7
Grays Harbor S. Monica... 4pm 2
Coos Bay M. F. Plant. 3pm 8
Liverpool & Way Pts. Am. Duperre 12 m 19
San Diego & Way Ports Queen ...... 9.30 all .
June 26 — •-.\u25a0 : ;'\u25a0 \u25a0, ' •
Humboldt F. Kilburn.. 10 am 13
Hamburg & Way Ports Theben 12 m 10
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay. :. 2 pm 11
\u25a0 .June 27 — • •
Los Angeles Ports Vanguard . . Bpm 7
Point Arena & Albion. Porno « pro 2
Seattle & Tacoma Watson ... lpm 20
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ... 1 pm 13
Astoria & Portland.... Rose City . . 11 am 27
New- York via Ancon.. Indiana .... 12 in 24
Puget Sound Ports. ... Governor ... 1.30p 9
June 28 — -'; * \u25a0 : •. v :
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa.. 9.30 all
June 29— V
Lots Angeles Ports G. W. Elder 5 pm 13
June 30 —
China & Japan Mongolia ... 1 pm 42
Hamburg & Way Ports. Anubls ....... 12 m 19
TU SAIL FROil , SEATTLE .
i Destination . | Steamer . I Date
Nome direct Senator ... . June 23
Nome & St. Michael... Ohio June 24
Valdec & Seward Pennsylvania' .. June 24
Seldovia & Way Ports. Bertha ......:. June 25
Skagway A Way Ports. City of Seattle. June 20
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson ...... June 20
Valdez & Seward Santa Clara, ... July 1
Skagway & Way Ports. Cottage City... July 2
Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrographlc Office, Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, June
• 22, 1008. < ••"• - •.-.-.-. i.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build-
Ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time (120 th Meridian), or at Bh. OOm.
00s., Greenwich ...Mean Time. . -•:. .-'.-. •
v j. t. McMillan, •
Nautical Expert, in charge.
Sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey — Time
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For city
front. (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
TUESDAY. JUNE 23 ....,',; r '_\u25a0 ~*
Sun rises 4:47jSun seta ... .V.' .'^7.7:37
' tt"lme - Time Tlmel . : Time \u25a0
Jne 1 Ft Ft J-Ft Ft-
LW(HW L W H W
23.. 1:22 1.2 7:53 4.1(12:48 2.3. 7:33 5.6
24.. 2:20 0.6 9:03 4.2 1:38 2.5, 8:12 5.7
25.. 3:12 0.0 1O:1G 4.1 2:2S 2.8 8:40 5.8
26.. 3:55 —0.4 11:04 4.3 3:15 3.1 9:25 .8.8
27.. 4:40—0.7 11:57 4.4 4:02 3.3 10:02 5.7
U. S. Branch Hydroßrnphlc Office
A branch of the United States Hydrography
Office, located at the Merchants' Exchange, in
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit ' of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete \u25a0 sets \u25a0of charts
and sailing directions of toe < world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information 'can always be obtained repard
ing lights, dangers to navigation and matters
of interest to ocean commerce. . \u25a0
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge..
etceptlng that during the three weeks the." bark
wa* off the Horn he encountered severe .weather,
but no damage was done the vessel. Captains
Genereaux and jPillsbury, salvors for the un
derwriters, have called for. bids on raising the
waterlogged steam schooner Minnie •E. Keltnn
and . taking It .to , St. John's i drjdock. The
bids will be opened tomorrow afternoon. . •
PORTLAND. Ore., June 22. — The transport
Sherman will leave at 2 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing . for San Francisco, carrying . most of the
casuals who came from the \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 orient. Baggage
belonging to members of the, First infantry who
are being conveyed to Vancouver barracks on
the steamer Lurllne has been landed. The
British steamer Aeon of the Australian mall
line arrived, last night' to load. 1.000,000 feet
of lumber. From here the Aeon will go to
San Francisco. .The steam schooner Johan Poul
spn arrived from Eureka with redwood lumber.
Wheat and lumber will be loaded for San
Francisco.. The sailing schooner Oliver J. Oliwmt
arrived up yesterday to load .wheat for San
Francisco. The bodies :br W. D. Whitlam,
Harold A. Ferguson . and Earl Lee j Tatum are
being carried to San Francisco on - the trans
port Sherman from Manila. Whitlam tnd Fer
guson were in the army - and . Tatum was city
electrician at Manila. All hope of the British
ship Falklandbank reaching port has now been
practically abandoned. It was : to have come
nere this summer for wheat, I bnt has failed to
arrive at the South American- port for which
«t was en route. It is now believed that • the
ship foundered." - . \u25a0 • . ,
v SEATTLE, - Jnne 22.— The steamship PneWa
has left for Sound port*. The steamship. Delhi,-
Captain Thompson, sailed for southeastern
Alaska canneries last night with 1,300 tons of
machinery, lumber and general cargo. Sunday's
travel by^boat was exceedingly . Targe. From
Seattle the steamem carried = 142 > people to
Canadian ports, from Vancouver 206 came to
Seattle, from Bellingham 82, and . from Van
couver 53 traveled to Victoria. . >< , .
SA* "PEDRO, June 22.— The steamer- West
port, Captain Moreno, arrived < this morning
from Union Landing and after discharging part
of a cargo of lnmber here cleared tonight for
Redondo. The steamer i Santa • Barbara, Cao
taln Zaddart. arrived today from . Grays Har
bor via San Francisco, ; bringing passengers and
ttO.ooo feet of lumber. The steam V Santa Ro7 a
Captain Alexander,' arrived tonlglt- from "Kan
Franc sco, Santa Barbara and : Redondo and
will- clear for San Dlepo tomorrow.; The steamer
fihna-"i ak. * Cantaln Hutton. .arrited six nnd
a hair days: from Portland via f San Francisco
with 800 tons of wheat. - The steamer laqua
Captain Ilansen. has arrived two nnd a half
days from^Enreka with 600.000 feet of redwood
lumber snd shingles. " i .- . . \u25a0-.;..-•\u25a0 *cu WUU ,i
- TACOMA Jnne 22.— Tlie tug Pilot. entered W
day and left out with the barge Two Brother
in tow for the British. Columbia side,- The tanw
nrrlved lost week ' to discharge 500 tons of r oaJ
The German »te«mer ThPben 1b expected to leave
during the nltrht . with 1.n00.000 feet of Inmber
ami . a oonsignment of flour. - The steamer ; w,UI
Mil a rSan Francisco to load; additionii| t freight.
The fishing Ktoamcr.Kdith' left gut for k rnili"
In northern waters, a The steamer. City of, PnebU
was expected to make a return visit tonight to
«*^f. T~ \ Fft '" s JI 1 '; ment for San Francisco: The
British steamer Pelus returned to port tonlcht
I from Seattle and :« British Columbia v and w 1
\en\c July R for the \u25a0\u25a0 orient and Liverpool. *The
schooner Endeavor arrived in. tow tonight to lon*
lumber for San Pedro. . .. "
The V. Overdue lAnt
x- •^ n r. rle ? n ?! llp , B .' lng i!i oro ' out : 2 *4 :' days ?• from
Nfirfolk, -for Honolulu, 90 per cent. - • \u25a0> - ••• = .
, Norweglnn bsrk Ester.' out 200 days from Am- : '
sterdsm, for Mocassar,' 15 per cent \u25a0\u25a0- *- -jw--'
British ship , Fulwood. T out 138 • days from PoM
Talbot; for Iqulqne, 10 per cent 5 -\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0. •*-,-
Swedish bark- Medea, out^iso' dayt : from' Eu
reka., for United Kingdom," B per cent. --' \u25a0\u25a0 '
\u25a0\u25a0-> British ; bark ; Carnedd \u25a0 Uwellyn,-', on t 125 "days
from Caleta Bnena. for Falmouth," 16 per cent.".
: , German ; bark' Urania, otit 128 days «• f rom
Iqulqne, for. Hamburg, 8 per cent.- .' ~ ~. '.?\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 Z-. \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 ' ' '-.-I-'-- ' " " \u25a0'-• >\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0->-" .'-•\u25a0\u2666t».r \u25a0
;Armr. Transports .'
\u25a0'.' The. Bnrnside is at Seattle." : •\u25a0•,\u25a0-' r '•
':\u25a0 The Buford sailed June ; 10 . from Honolulu "for
M»nlla: : -: --,-. •..-•:.•.-.-\u25a0:,\u25a0 ;,\u25a0..-•.•.-.. \u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0! - -\u25a0
; .The Crook sailed for Alaska "June 20."- "
\u25a0 : The ' Kilpa trick is at Newpcnrt News, - V*. '"; . ; i
\Veatlicr Report ,
United- States Department of Agrfcaltnt*—
Weather Bureau, San.Frahclsco, June 22.
, ..•\u25a0.,.. .-RAINFALL DATA , ,•
.-\u25a0•.,, - -, -Last .Seasonal >. i \u0084"
'. Stations — * 24 hrs. - to date. 4 Normal.
Eureka .......0.00 .-". 35.99 .45.93
Red Bluff o.oo* 20.08. 24.97
Sacramento... 0.00. 12.20 20.09
Mount Tamalpata::.."'o.oo v 24.99 . 22.80
San Francisco ...... 0.00 ./ 17.35 .: » 22,27'
San Jose .;......... 0.00 11.68 \ 22.20
Fresno' ;..:o.OQ ; 7.64:,, 9.68
i Independence i...... r, 0.00 -. : ,:3.20 ; , 9^53
San Luis 0bi5p0,...-0,0i) \u0084, \u008418.06 .." 20.51
LoS Angeles ....... :',0,.,0O i-/,; HV72"-v; ,•' 15.64
! San Diego -.. 0:00 , \u0084, 5.53'," ,10.01
i ... . '•\u25a0•-• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"£'^V '\u25a0\u25a0•tf-'-••\u25a0\u25a0'* '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0•'-.
I \u25a0 "'\u25a0\u25a0-i'-'v'S •"?\u25a0'• i |-'.' ft'-. %Z%
STATIONS 3:\i-H ?" S ?•?
\u25a0:..-.: \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0% a-. V ...g \u25a0\u25a0-..\u25a0; ,\u25a0-' »• St.
. 5 •.• 3.".? ' • • • - :?
Baker ..;;. 30.10 0(5 : .'. NW Pt.Cldy .00
Buif<e 30.1G «S' "4,0. NW Cleart .00 i
Eureka -....30.16 50 •50 NW Clear .00 ]
Flagstaff 29.T4 70. 40 W Clear .00
Fresno ........20.04 S8 52 NW Clear .00
Independence ..29.94 .80 4S X - Clear .00
Kallsptll ..... .30.00 ,6« 44 SW Clear Tr.
Los Ange1e5...,20.88 72 -54 W Clear .00
Marshfleld 30.12 <U .. NW Clear .00
Modena 29.91 70 40 SK Clear .00
Mt. Tamalpais..3o.os 69 54 W Clear .00
North Head....30.14 53 .. W Cle.ir .00
Phoenix .......29.72 98 6S W Clearv .00"
Pocatello 30.14 5S .40 SW Pt.Cldy .14
Pt. Reyes Lt...30.00 54 47 N Clear . .00
Portland . .30.10 68 4g N Clear .00
Red Bluff 29.1 M) S6 54 N Clear .00
Reno i..30.00 ; 72 32 ' X Clear .00
Rosoburg ......30.06 76 44" NW Clear ..00
Sacramento ...29.94 : 84 56 NW Clear .00
Salt Lake .30.14 (!2 48 W Clear .10
San Dieg0.....29.90 06 -58 NW Clear :00
San Francisco..3o.oo 74 50 W Clear \u0084.00
San J05e.......30.00 S2 42 NW Clear .00
San L. 0b15p0..29.06 84 52 NW Clear .00
SE.-Fara110n...30.04 .54 47 N Clear .00
Spokane ......30.08 «>S 46 S ; Cloudy . .00
Summit.....^. .... 6S 28 N Clear .00;
Tacoma :.80.14 C 2 52 NE Cloudy Tr.
Tatoosh .".30.1S 56 48 SR Cloudy .01
Tonopah 30.06 70 40 W Clear .00 \
Walla .30.0(5 74 DO SW Clear . .00:
Winnemueca- ..30.12 70 :30 SW Clear .00
Yuma .........29.74 98 R! E Clear .00
. <..--.. . SYNOPSIS - . -"\u25a0-
The weather has been -fair and somewhat
warmer throughout California and Nevada.. In
the great valley afternoon temperatures range
from .-54" to 88 degrees, with light north winds
and generally pleasant weather. _ . .
Light rains are reported in Utah. \u25a0 ',
The pressure distribution favors a," continuance
of the present conditions.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity—Fair Tuesday;
fresh west winds. < •. " ".'
Santa Clara valley—Fair Tuesday; light north
winds.' - •'. " '
\u25a0Sacramento valley—Fair Tuesday; light, north
wiiidn.
San Joaquln valley—Fair Tuesday; light north
winds. .-.\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0 - • '\u25a0- •\u25a0.;•:\u25a0 \u0084
Los Angeles and vicinity —Fair Tuesday; light
north winds. . • ,;
.* A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The Dix sailed June 2 from Honolulu for
Manila. '-'.,.
' The Logan Is In port, undergoing repairs.
\u25a0 The Meade Is at New York.
The Sherman will sail from Portland today for
San Francisco.- • - •'• • ; .
The Sheridan sailed June 22 from Nagasaki for
this port. '
The Thomas Is . in port and will sail for Ma
nlla July 0. ; / '
The Warren is at Manila. -
.jtEWS, OF THE OCEAN
Shipment of . Petroleum
The British tank steamer was
cleared for Mororan, for orders, via Nanaimo,
yesterday with. 1,380.000 gallons of refined petro
leum', valued at $02,100 and - consigned to -ports
in China.
"Will I.oad for Alaska
The Norwegian steamer Rygja is under charter
for merchandise from British Columbia to Nome
at £1,000 a month, having been engaged prior to
arrival. \u25a0'.\u25a0•- \u25a0 ' '\u25a0 \u25a0 '
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
. . ARRIVED
," " " \u25a0 •".; -:" "- Monday, June 22.
Stmr Whitesboro, Ellesen, 15 hours from Green-
Stmr Mayf air, Olson, . 64 . hours : from Willapa.
\u25a0 Stmr Roanoke. J>unham.. 3 V4 dsy»,from Port
land, via Eureka .'lB hours... \u0084 J. ".'\u25a0• '-\u25a0.'"'
- - Stmr Jlanalel," McFarland, : 53 hours from San
Pedro.- - .:-• . \u0084 \u0084...'--. \u25a0\u25a0
< Stmr North Fork^ Nelson, 22 hours from. Eu
reka. \u25a0 \u25a0 '-\u25a0•\u25a0 .\u25a0 - " - •-\u25a0 '•*\u25a0
Stmr Thos L'Wand,Petersen, ,72 hours from
Astoria. "• \u25a0'*. .. • ."\u25a0•' '•'\u25a0"\u25a0•"ir-: • •• .
Stmr Chas Nelson, Ramsellus, "b hours from
Tacoma. "' -. ' \u25a0 V ;
' Stmr Qneen. Hall. 41 hours from San Diego.
Stmr Cascade. Ludlow, 70 hours from Astoria.
•Stmr Rose • City. . Kidston, 51Vi hours from
Portland, via Astoria: 41 hi .hours. . ...
Stmr Tallac, Hanson, 4 days from Tacoma; up
river direct.' . . - ; \u25a0. - -: • \u25a0•
Ger stmr Radames. Helms, 123 days from
Hamburg and way ports, via Mazatlan 6 days. \u25a0
Br, -stmr Strathord, Anderson, • 4 days from
Comox; put in to finish loading. • \u25a0 .
-Br stmr Knight of the Thistle, Baker, 03
days from Newport ' News, via St Lucia 36 days.
Fr «tmr- Amlral Duperre,. Beltlle, 109 days
from Antwerp, via ' Yokohama 27 days and ] Ta
coma 3 days. • - , - '
Sehr Santiago, Engalla, 12 hours from Mon
terey; in tow tug Navigator.. ,;.. : r J<
- „ CLEARKD ... \u25a0
•\u25a0; , Monday, June 22.
Stmr _ Presldeut. 'cousins,. Victoria;' Pacific
Const steamship company.. . "' \u25a0 • . .
Stmr Northland, Erickson, Portland; E J
Dodge." • \u25a0 • : -
Br \u25a0 stmr Appalachee, 'Stevens, Mororan via
Nanaimo; Standard oil company. . •'?
Br stmr Strathord, Anderson, Peru, etc; W R
Grace & Co; ; • ,
. SAILED
Saturday, June 20. '-\u25a0
Stmr Argyll, Dickson, Seattle., v
- • Mondny, June 22.-
Stmr FA Kilburn. J^Lellan. Eureka. >:\u25a0'-:.
Stmr Maverick. Daniels, Portland. ,
• Stmr ITemple - H Dorr.' Panzer. Eureka.
Stmr Wasp. : .Wehman,; Puget" sound." -
Stmr ; Roanoke, Dunham, , San Pedro.
Stmr Northland. Erlokson,, Astoria. ,
Stmr Jim Butler,- Olsen, Grays Harbor.:
Stmr : Wlnnebcgo, Ewart,' Puget sound.
Stmr President; Cousins, Victoria and Puget
sound ports. ' \u25a0 • ' \u25a0 ..' . .
Rehr Ida. A, Beck, Bodega. >
Pow schr Ida A, Compbell, Point Reyes.;.
-\u25a0--.' SPOKEN ' . ;
June 18 — Latitude 50 north, longitude V west,
Br ship Lnclpara, I from "Antwerp .for San.Fran
c sco. 'telegraphic
POINT LOBOS. June . 22. 10/ p m— Weather
hazy; wind northwest : velocity 10 miles an hour.'
• * \u25a0' DOMESTIC PORTS :
PORT SAN LUIS — Arrived June 22, 6 p- m —
Stmr Coos Bay, from San. Pedro.,- . ,
- To sail June 23,, 3 am— Stmr Coos Bay, for
San Francisco. " ij'.'' .^ ' ' - ;-.
\u25a0 EUREKA — Arrived : June . 22 — Stmr Brooklyn,
from San Pedro; stmr Aberdeen, hence June 20.
EVERETT— SaiIed .June, 20— Stmr. Melville
Dollar, for San Pedro. - : .?: '-,
BANDON — Arrived • June ;• 22— Schr Sausallto,
heace June 7; schr Advance, hence June 8. . '
.- ASTORlA— Arrived : June 22— Stmr 'State of
California. 'hence June 20. . "\u25a0
Sailed June 21— Ger stmr. Numantla, for Yoko-
Salied Jnne 22-r-Stmr Yosemlte. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Atlas, for Port San Luis. ""'.• ; \u25a0!..-.
i \u25a0 Arrived i June 22— U fS , stmr . Goldsboro, : from
Bremerton; 'US' stmr Rowan, - from i Bremerton. ,
COOS BAY — Sailed June 21 — Stmr M F Plant,
for^San 'Francisco; .June 22,.. stmr_ Eureka, for
Arrived June 22--Stmr Alliance/ from Astoria.
• ST ' MICHAELS— Arrived June 19— Stmr,.' Yu- '
catan^henee June"l;'stmr Olynjpta, from Seattle;
June. 2o. stmr Northwestern, ; from Seattle.
'SANTA 'i BARBARA — Arrived , June 22— Stmr i
Santa Rosa, hence -June 21;' stmr Coos Bay, from
San'Pedro.'- -r' : -V'"- ; \u25a0\u25a0-••\u25a0" i/"' I --' -"\u25a0 l:--."-'."l '' : -'-'." -'\u25a0\u25a0 - : -"
Sailed June % 22— Stmr : Santa Rosa, for San
Dlefro:»stmr Coos Bay, for San Francisco. .
'Arrived June 21— Stmr - Curacao, ;, hence June
20, \u25a0 and sailed. for Guayinas. (put in to land in
3"ALCAT^tAZ LANDlNG— Arrived '' June • 22— Br
stmr* Pinna, from Yokohama. \u0084 ay
POINT- RE YES-^Passed June 22, 3:50 p m —
StmnKatherine. from: Ventura- for Eureka.
- ; FORT L BRAGG— Arrived "r June - 22 — Schr '>W F
Garms." henco June 20; stmr. National City, hence
June 20 with schr W F, Garms in tow. , \u0084
Sailed .June; 22— Stmr Jas S Hlgglns, -for. S*S
Francisco; ' stmr National . City, \u25a0 for Mendoclno. :
;-:•, UMPQUA— SaiIed June 20— Stmr San Gabriel,'
for San Pedro.. - ••. , ! ; J
- SOUTH BEND-r-Arrived . June 21-^-Stmr Daisy
Freeman.' hence June 18. .;;. .. : ••.\u25a0 •
• SANPEDRO— AiTived June 21 r: YAcht.HAwaIl,
from ; Honolulu. >-*; •-».-»• .>\u25a0-.:. -- '•
> 'Arrived^ June* 22— Stmr -Santa s Rosa; whence
June 21; stmrtSanta! Barbara; hence : June'2o;
Btmr ; .Westport;'frpm...l!rflon. landing:*. .. - \u0084- •.:•
• Sailed June 22^Stmrs .Westport and Shna Yak; ;
for San Francisco.;, J'^'r'-; / \u25a0 '.*?>*£**&
•\u25a0:\u25a0 SEATTLE— Arrived .June 21— Stmr Arlzonan,
hence June 18."
;:• GAMBLE— Sailed June 22— Br ship Ben Dearg,
for Delagoa bay.. .
. GRAYS , HARBOR— Arrived June 21— Schr
Wm' Rentonr from^ganta . Rosalln. •• :
\u25a0- Sailed ' June 21^-Stmr >San Jaclnto.-.'for San
Francisco, r- Jy--A, ;-v: t- 3 ;«.\u25a0>•>-\u25a0; :- • - _ : \u25a0 ' V .-'-^f- ••;-•
•^ITATOOSH— Passed In June 21— Stmr Olympic*
hence, June? 10 for Bellingham;- out, -. stmr Col E
L'Drake,': from Seattle for, Sail Francisco. '\u25a0
jPassed', In 1 June 22— Nor.stmr TiUnia. hence
June., 19 s for Nanaimo;. vßr.- stmr Georgia, -from
Gnaymas..-" : •' ""'.'•-• ; ! • .•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 ;
-> ; NEAH— Arrived June 22— Yacht Lydla, hence
Juuo 14, for- Seattle.^ \u25a0:..-< r
::;.•.,;\u25a0 ISLAND. PORTS :
- -HONOLULU^-Arrlved June ' 22— Stmr Alaskan,
from' Seattle. ?.;•• '',\u25a0;\u25a0'. '\u25a0 /; '\u25a0' f . \u25a0 :..:.: :\u25a0 •.-.'";.
"^'Arrived * June 21— Stmr Lurllne, from Hllo, and
not : as ; previously - reported. ;-:\u25a0\u25a0 -;
*> .HlLO— Sailed « June r- 21-r-Stmr . Lurline, " \u25a0 for
Honolulu,': and not as previously reported.- '
.H.-.^v:: EASTERN 'PORTS -i
- NEW YORK— Arrived June 21 — Br stmr Coy'a^
from '\u25a0- V > lparalso ; Br ; stmr ' Seneca, ' from Hiogo.
SHOW PUPILS' WORK
AT SACRED HEART
Alore Than Thousand Persons
i View Exhibit of -Architec
tural Drawings
Prior to the commencement exercises
of Sacred Heart college, 7 which 'will ' be
'\u25a0 held this evening in the hall;at Flll
\ more 1 andvFell streets, a. drawing ex :
| hibit, the work of.j the pupils of. the va
rious grades and; of .; the .freshman,
sophomore and junior classes, la -at
tracting many visitors. - More : than a
thousand persons "passed the portals
yesterday, to view the exceedingly
meritorious -designs, the exact and:ac
curate working : out of geometrical
problems and the intricate execution
of the architectural .-tasks, .which were
the results of four years' study on the
part 'of boys \u25a0 whose ages range from
17 -to .l9. years. , \ *
: For the best work, in architectural
lines the . college gold, medal was
awarded to Francis E. Derham, who
showed :a' front r elevation of a house,
worked out on a scale of one-sixteenth
of an'inch^to. afoot,' a pipe culvert. and
a pump, with side and front .view and a
section showing \u25a0 the Interior workings.
A- close run for^ the medal was given
hini by. James P. ' Reilly. ' The mathe
matical medal was bestowed on \u25a0Wil
liam N. Thprfje." whose work was ex
ceptionally, good. '
A number of otherdrawings showed
a .; : _ draft river .boat, a bridge,
duplex pumps, a pedestal on Etruscan
order; a door and vase, style Louis VI;
monuments, columns and others, all of
agreeable design and" execution. ]
The: monitors who .instruct" in this
line of \ work : are Brothers Cyril, . Ed
ward^. Anthony/ and' Gregory. The col
lege department .embraces \u25a0 the studies
usually pursued in the advanced grades
of the, high school, and in addition in^
eludes two years of university work.
There are four classes in. this depart
ment. Brother Lewis is president of
the, lnstitution, which expects'next year
to be in college quarters of its own.
- Sailed Jane 20— Br strar Afghanistan, for Val
paraiso. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0'. .\u25a0'\u25a0.•,- ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0!\u25a0• - . .
PHILADELPHIA— Arrived June . 20 — Stmr
American, ' from Puerto Mexico. "• -
Cleared June 20— Ship Erskine M Phelps.for
Seattle. '. \u25a0 - . ... •
- FOREIGN PORTS
i VICTORIA— Arrived Jure 22— Br stmr Forerlc,
from Oregon. . • ' \
Arrived June 22— Br stinr Georgia, from Guay
mna; Rr stmr Inverkip. from Astoria. . : ' -
* Sailed June 22— Ger ship Wilhelmlne, for, Va
ncouver. s
LA • BOCA— Sailed June , 1 1— Schr Sehome, for
Astoria. • ;'
CALLAO— Sailed June 2?i-Schr Admiral, for
Grays Harbor.' \u25a0 - . • •:
\u25a0 Arrived June 20 — Schr Watson A West, from
Aberdeen.
GUAYMAS— Arrived June 21— Schr R W Bart
lett. hence June 5. . \u25a0 .
.HONGKONG — Arrived. June 21 — Stmr Siberia,
hence May 26. -. •\u25a0 \u25a0 . - \u25a0. ' - \u25a0
\u25a0- Sailed June 21 — Ger stmr Arabia,- for San
Francisco. , / .
' PANAMA— SaiIed June 20— Stmr Peru, for
San Francisco. . • , .\u25a0
BELFAST— Arrived June JO— Fr bark Ville de
Mullumse, from Oregon. .', •
-- CoU)N— Arrived June 20 — Stmr Alllanca, from
New York. \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0' :
CORK— Arrived June' 20— Ger ship Gertrud,
from Oregon. \u25a0 '. • • \
FALMOUTH— Arrived " June 19— Br bark
Strathgryfe, from Oregon. >* .
Sailed June 10— Br ship Dumfriesshire, for
Cardiff: June 20, Br ship. Claverdon, for Belfast;
Fr bark Noemi, , for Hambui^p* ••»',.•-:;« i.-
NEWCASTLE, N S >W>— Sailed . June 12— Fr
bark La Rochejaquelln. f or • Oregon. • '^ - X •
. >--. .. . , OCEAN STEAMERS . '.
\u25a0\u25a0 NEW YORK— Arrived June 22— Stmr Ham
burg, from Genoa and' Naples. \u25a0 *'" ' \u25a0 .- "• - '-\u25a0-.\u25a0
I 'HAMBURG — Arrived June 20— Stmr Bluecher,
from -New York.; , :. - ... \u25a0
GIBRALTAR— SaiIed June 22— Stmr Koenlg
Lulse.' for New York. ,;*\u25a0 .• ' .'•'-'
: DOVER— Arrived -June 22 — Stmr :.Vaderl»na,
from New York for - Antwerp, - and proceeded.
-CHERBOURG— SaiIed June 22— Sttur Jst ; Paul,
for New. York. ;\u25a0''• v ' . : -',.' !i .' ; v
.CHRISTIANSEND— Arrived. June 22— Stmr
Oscar 11. fro© . New York ,f ( r Cooenhijtcen. :
• BREMEN— Arrived June 22— Stmr Kurfurst,
from New York. » - " •: \u25a0 ;
LONDON— Arrived JiMe 22 — Stmr Minnetonka,
from New Yjork. . ••- % - \u25a0 • \u25a0 '
* Memoranda
On June JUt stmr Ohio was seen In the ice 200
mile* from jNome ' and up \u25a0 to , June 21 " had not
arrived ;\u25a0 the 'ice In Bering sea this season is a
great menace to navigation.""
Examination Free! Consultation Free!
The X-ray Is used to find the seat of
the trouble. . , - * ' '
We cure under a positive guarantee
all diseases of men. - VARICOCELE,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLADDER,
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
TIONS. : . \u25a0
' NOTE THESE PRICES: "
VARICOCELE TV .". . . . . . . . .*lo<— s2o • .
HYDnOCBLE ... .....* C 15
OBSTRUCTIOIVS .......... 5-^ IO-
NERVOUS '\u25a0\u25a0 EXHAUSTION: C-^- 10 '
DISCHARGES ............. . 6-^ 10
BLOOD ' POISONING ; . . . . . . 10— 20 .
GENERAL DEBILITY. . ... 5— 10 •
BLADDER AILMENTS... 3— 5
iKIDNEY AILMENTS. : w . . . 10— 25 •
Connultatton and' Examination" FßEE.
NO MONEY. REQUIRED TO COM-
: MENCE TREATMENT
California Medical Institute' •
, . T45 MARKETISTREET S \jj&
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA : !
Hours— lo a.m. to 4 p. m. and 6 to 7
p. m. ; Sunday*- — 10 to 13 m. only. •
';-:;: '' i'\ OCEAIV TRAVBL • '"-/p ..
/Jfast Express Service^
PLYMOUTn— CII EHBOURG— BREMEX— IO AM
Kaiser \u25a0 Wm. . ll.. June 231 Cccllle \u25a0'; ..:.:. .'. .July 7
K." fler; Grossc.June 30|Kronprlnz Wm..;July 14
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH^CHERBOURG— BKEMEN--16-AM
P.Fr'drlch 25|L*^ntK>w; . .'. ... . .July 0
•Barbarossa -" .'.". Jun6 27| Princess Alice. . . July 16
.. *Omlts Plymouth. " ..
.; % Mediterranean S ervice
GIBRAtTAR— -NAPLES— GENOA, ; at 11ll ll -A: ' JJ.'
K."". Lnise. .'. :.'.:'. July : 41 P. : Irene. :...:. . Aug- 1
K. Albert.....'. .July 18|K. Lnise. . ..V. ..Ang. 15
North ? German • Lloyd •Travelers' Chec-kn
' OELRICHS & '•' CO.. "5 Broartway, New > York. , ; '
ROBERT CAPEDLLE. G/A.* P. C. 250 Powell St.'
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 onp.^ St. " Francis "\u25a0 Hotel; : San ' Francisco^ • Tele-
i-' phone .Temporary j .4794.* ' ' '• V" "
OCEANIC S. S. CO.
\u25a0:'; '\u25a0-, ... -,/(spbeckels;line.) : \u25a0\u25a0
TAHITI," SOUTH SEAS— 3/ S.^Marlposa sails 11
a.? m., "July, 1.".-"- Hound", trip.' first \u25a0 class, '. sl2s.'
Scenic line to NEW. ZEALAND, rla'Rarotonga,
Cook: Island, Ist $167.50 to Auckland, $77.50
\u25a0.-Brt.v.-r .-:.'.•!••, :\u25a0,::\u25a0..\u25a0-\u25a0<\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. --\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. >,J '\u25a0\u25a0.. i.i'%- .:".:," .-\u25a0'.-;
HONOLULU — 8. S. Alamedn sails" 11 a. m., July
\u0084 4.-- Roundi trip,. *llo. ;-.'•-• ." -
Pauencer I Sept., 673 . Market st, : « Freight Of fie»,
80 Clay > at.tv, Phona :. Temp." . 1231. ,-•;.. :
Compagcie Generale Transatlantique
- cUIKECTJLINETd'HAVRE-PARIS. : \u25a0>
Sailings' every iThur«day,| lnstead of Saturday,
at ;1O a. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 m.y from " pier .42, ; North ' RlTer, \u25a0; foot ; Of
• Morton "st.":-,- y."/" • ::\u25a0\u25a0: :; \u25a0- . ;„-,\u25a0 .;\u25a0>„ \u25a0:'
: \u25a0•- Flrsticlass to Havre, $70; and; upward: second
(Jlass -to \u25a0 HaTre, $45 1. and .upward. ' GENERAL
\u25a0AGENCY^ FOR^CNITEDi STATES 'AND I QAN-
ADA'. 1 ; 19 State \ %tr:i New •' York.' "= ~ J.j F. i FUG AZI. r
Manajrer : Pacific coast, C3B : Montgonlery ( St., * San
Francisco.'"; Tickets * sold by all railroad * ticket
agents.- \u25a0 . --: - :".s . . i
AUCTION SAtjE^
LAURENCEVINGENT
V : : AUCTIONEEfi.. \u0084.„:'
- : Of flee 601 McAllister str-"" Phone" Park' 1&03. •*'
Important Auction Announcement
">I;WILL SELL
AT PUBLiIC AUCTION
— , BYORDEB;OP . ' .-j;,
I San prantisco Relief arid
; Red Cross Funds
; ," (A CORPORATION)
At the Relief Headquarters, Corner
'.",-. : ",Qeary i ahd Qough Streets
: ALL THE MERCHANDISE AND OFFICE
.-, .FURNITURE • -
. - Remaining In the Above Headquarters.
THURSDAY
Thursday, June 25, 1908
At 11 o'clock a.' m., at th« RELIEF HEAD-
' QUARTERS, \
Corner Geary and Qotigh Streets
'The sale will comprise in part Boilers, Fur-
naces, Warehouse Trucks, Kegs Steel Nails, 500
Doors, 450 , Windows, Double Wash tubs. Stop
Cocks, about 4,000 pounds Oasplpe Fittings.' 200
NEW ; GAS RANGES, about 10,000 feet Oasplpe,
sundry, lot of Second Hand Gas Ranges.
'All the OFFICE: FURNITURE, comprising
Roller ' and Flat Top Desks, Office Chairs, 60
Victor, Falcon - and . Library Bureau Files. 21
Typewriters (different makes). Oil and Gas Heat-
ers and an immense quantity, of goods too numer-
ous to mention. \u25a0 i »MUIiMIi
Terms cash. Deposit from all purchasers.
•\u25a0\u25a0,-.. LAURENCE ' VINCENT. Auctioneer.
Chattel Mortgage Sale
MAtKEN vs. HOWE
THURSDAY, -JUNE: 23. at 11 A. M.. at
ARCADE STABLES
931 Folsom St., bet. sth and 6th
To satisfy the mortgage in the above eas« 1
will 'sell 30 bead of jtood horses, also some har-
ness. Horses , at < stables Wednesday, June 24.
Remember ; the date and place.'
S. A. JOHNSON. Attorney for PlalnUff.
JOHN J. DOYLE.' Auctioneer.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned. M. J. Hynes, adminis-
trator of the estate of Daniel Eisner, deceased,
will sell at private sale, and In one lot, the
Fursahd Fixtures
at the store of ' said deceased. 1351 * Van Ness
aTenue. ". Sealed bids . for ! same to b« pre-
sented to the administrator at his office, room
409 Clans * Spreckels bids., not later than
FRIDAY, June 26, at 2 p. m. The adminis-
trator reserres the rlfht to reject any and all
bids/Permission to Inspect the stock . may be
had on application to the administrator.
M. J. HYNES,
i Administrator of the estate of Daniel Eisner.
\u0084 ' : deceased. . ' .*\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0
At the Oakland Hone and Vehicle Ex*
change, WEDNESDAY, June 34th
11a.m., I will sell at Public Auction. Com-
bination Consignments. They consist of Bis
Henry Mares, Mules, > Saddlers, Roadsters.
Bucsry. Family, General Business, Camp and
' Ponies, all thoroughly broken; Pack Saddles.
Vehicles in Camp. Buggy and DellTery; 80
sets of Harness. 565 4th st., Oakland. J. W.
MEDEIROS.. Licensed Auctioneer. -
•OCEAN TRAVEL
" \yiZ^7^>^ Steamers Leate Broadway
\u25a0 /£\ vS^-^C&v Wharres (Piera 0 and 11).
A*7^ L ° w RATES. INCLUDING
/oTTPWUIia \Vft BERTH AND MEALS.
/ I V^fi^l \\ SPECIAL BOUND TRIP
I I WSdIMJ I RATES -
\jK^V yy^j FOR L.OS AXGELES
\^&=r^»X SAN DIEGO
: y^T^r . . SANTA BARBARA
SANTA ROSA. ..ETery Sunday, fl:30 a. m.
QUEEN. „.".... Erery Thursday. 9:30 a. m.
I, , FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA, .
VICTORIA AXD VANCOUVER, B. C,
PUGET^SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
PRESIDENT.... June 22; July 7, 22. 1:30 p. 'mi.
GOVERNOR June 27. July 12, 27. 1:30 p. m.
CITY OF PUEBLA.... July 2, 17. 1:30 p. m.
' Abd" ETery Fifth Day Thereafter.
ROUND THE SOUND EXCURSIONS. 11 DAYS*
Round Trip, Including Berth and Meals. $43.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
CITY OF T0PEKA...:........../..."....... .
- -. 'June 23, 2S, July 3. S, 13, IS. 10:30 a. m.
And ETery; Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR GUAYMAS, MAZATiAN, LA PAZ,
ENSENADA, SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
ALTATA, MAGDALENA BAY.
CURACAO...... ...July— .10 a. m.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS, 1908 .
The palatial Alaska Excursion steamship
SPOKANE will leave Senttle, 11 p. m., July 1,
10. 31. Aupust 15.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES!
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market st.. 112 Market at.
and Broadway Wharf — Tel. Kearny 402.
General Offices ..............112 Market st.
Freight \ Office ....".". Broadway Wharf
OAKLAND ! Ticket , Office . .....:.. .068 Broadway
C.- D. DUNANN. G. P. A., <San Francisco. •
BAY AND INTERURBAN* ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO AND NAPA
NAPA VALLEY ROUTE •
ilontlcello 3. S. Ca and Napa Valley Electric
R. H. Co. - Close connections.
-0 ROUND TRIPS DAILY — 8
' Boats leave ' San ' Franelsc* 7 :00, *9 :45 a. m..
12:30 noon, 3:15, 6:00, *S:3O p. m.
San Francisco landing and office. Clay street
-wharf, north end ferry building. Market street
ferry. Meals a :la. carte. • •
Phone ! Kearny : 409. ...
\u2666Lands NaTy .Yard direct. ..^ ,
RAILWAY TRAVEI. ' ;
_L_ -N ; i« > — ;\u25a0\u25a0— \u25a0 ~;
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
! ; (SOUTHERN DIVISION)
May 9, 1908
. .VIA-;^SAUSALITO
For " Saasallto, .' Mill Valley ,~ San Ra-
' fael— Dally: Every 30 . mrnutes from
6:45 to 9:45- a.' m., hourly until 3:45
p. m.;theh* 4:ls. and every 30 minutes
until 7:45. p. m.; 9:00, 10:35 p. m.-, 12:15
a.'m.v ; --- .\u25a0/ '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. '. \u25a0 • "". . . \u25a0
'On Sundays additional trips- as fol-
lows: 10:15; 11:15 a. m. and 12:15, 1:15
p. m, -'.' i*?aP^S^W<MjililWf»^ftß
For Fairfax — "Week days: 6:45, 7:15,
8:15 a. m.; 2:45. 3:45. 4:15, 4:45. 5:15,
5:45 p- m. Sundays: 8:15, 9:15. 9:45,
10:15, 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 12:45, 1:45, 2:45,
7:45 .p.' in. ; t
- For San Qnentin — Daily: 7:45 a. m.
and-l^S'p. m.'-' \u25a0 \u25a0 -\u25a0
- 8:15 a, m.'. and .2:45 p. m. daily for
Lagunitas. Camp ; Meeker, Monte Rio,
Cazadero and v way stations.
V 6:15 p. m. dally, except Sundays, 9:45
a. m. and'7:4s p. m. Sundays only for
Point Reyes and waystatlons. ~
v^ VIA TIBURON
- For Tibnron, ; Belvedere and San Ra-
fael— 7:3s, S:00. 9:00, 11:00 a. m.; 12:30^
3:30, 5:10,- 5:30,*6:35vp.-m. dally. \ ~
i.On 'Sunday additional trip at 6:25
1 p; m. for San Rafael*, and Intermediate
points." . . . , -'• ' •;
i 57:35 a., m. daily — For 'Petaluma,
Santa: Rosa,' Healdsburg, Cloverdale,
Uklah," Willits, ,. Sherwood, Sebastopol
and -way' stations.; : c, " .\u2666. v
\u25a0 8:00 a. ? m. .dally^— For . Petaluma,-
Sahta Rosa, Camp Vacation and way
stations/ 4 \u25a0'\u25a0' - •-' V'/, t- •". * >- ;
. 9:oo'u. m. daily — For Glen Ellen and
way. stations.: ' : .-; . . r— * v:i-s
\u25a0"?.*. 11:00=? a.' m." ;.- dally— For Petaluma,"
> Santaßosa, and way stations, r. -; -
T-3-.30- p. p m." "daily— For. Petaluma];
Santa Rosa; , Healdsburgr, ' Clbverdale"
Uklah.Guerneville,'. Sebastopol and way
sations. \u25a0. \u25a0 , :: "\u25a0' ,.\u25a0.-:.::•-.-.-"«:"\u25a0,• >-"-»:
;~5:10 ' p.i m. , : dally— For Petaluma,
Santa Ro^l- and way /stations. - ,
\u25a0y. 5 ;30 p." m." daily— -For Glen " EllenTand
way,] stations.' ; ' ; -•\u25a0' -. ;--::- .\u25a0•\u25a0»-i v -»;
*j.»Tiburon'only: ; -' "\u25a0" \u25a0•" - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0> ••?' :.'\u25a0- r.^---i .
thorized to check baggage direct from'
residence. " * : •'\u25a0. *- *- :*f" :* ~ *;*\u25a0*
Ticket ;0Mc«;...,.-."..; oMc«;. . . ,.-." . . .V.: .; :. Kttxx?\ BBiidi.*;
General* Office*.; :r.. v .-.vi James BFloo<l;BoiWlng.B Floo<l;BoiWlng.
WEEKLY CALL. $1 PER YEAR
|V RAILWAY TIUVEIV' V
*Ti«ib* I««t« •»«. are «t»
r^^Pfl San Franciscc*"
: >^C|f\/ FERRY DEPOT
'-- X»^— "T Foot of Market Street
Leava _ OAKLAND PIER— Arriva
6.40 a Hayward. Niles, Saa J05e...... 7U»a
. 7.00 a Richmond. Port Costa, Beaicia. Sin- . ' ' .
no; - Di ion, ' Sacrassen to, PxfeviUa,
r \ Marys Till?, Reddirj. Dn&smtnr.... , 7.281
7J)Oa Ettwi, VtcaTille, Kvmmy. ......;. 7^3?
. 7.00 a Davis, Woodland, (Marysrille. Oro- , .
ville). Williama. Manrdl, WQfow*
. Hamilton. Cora inf. Tehacia. Red
\u25a0 81uff...?. 7^S» .
7.40 a Vallejo. Nipa. .Cali*tcg», Saata Rosa,
Mirtiaei. Saa Ramon. 6XBI
' 7.43 a Xils «, Piei»a ton, - Lrrencore, Lv >
throp, Swckton, Tracy, Lcs Banoat . . , j
Herman. Hanford. Visaiia, Pcrter-
— Tfflelaikeraaeld. . 7^3» •
BUX)a Ra»d. Newark, tcntenrQe, Saa
Joaa. Loa Gatoa, 'Wririit. (tlatirri) 6.43» ,
tUOa Port Costa, Martin ea, Byron, Tracy. . :
Stockton. Merced. Frnno. Gcsten
Junction (Haaford). Visalia, Porter-
Tffla. Bakerifield .r.. ......... 4/8 i
8.20 a Yosemite Valley via Uored 4.48?
B.ooa Xiies, Lirermore. Stoekton C*M2ton). - «-•• ;
Valley Spring. Ics« Scramento. 4.48s •
9.00 a Sonora, Tuolumno ana Angela.'. .... 4.48#
9.00t Atlantic Eipress— £acraniento,Tmc-
lee. Ozdsn. Salt lake City, Denver,
KaaawCStv... ..; 7.23n.
0.40 a Richmond, Port Corta, Martine*.... 8.43?
10.00 a Tbo Orerland Limited— Denver, t
Kansas City, O maha. Chicsjo 8.28*
10.20 a Vallejo. Mare Id and. Kapa. 1 1 .28 a
10.20 a Loa Anjsles Pa gser.ro— Fort Costa,
-. Marttaea, Byron. • Tracy. Stockton.
' Merced, i r«no. Hanford. • Viaalia. A
Tblars. Baksrsfidd. Los Angries... 7.48?
10.40 a GoldicM Pus,— Port Costa. Benicia,
Sacraaento, Trnckee. Hams. Mina.
Tonopah. Qoldfletd. law*. Keeler.. 7.48 a
10.40 a MarysYilie. Chico. Red Bluff 4.48p
1.20? Nil si Saa Joss, and Wai- Stations..- 2 - 48 »
XM9 Roaael. Newark. Ban J0«e........ { jjoii?^
2.20) i Benicia, Suisua, 6aeraa r5ta. ....... 1 .08(1
2.20t Portland Extern (via Davis). VTil- ".
bams. Willows. Red Bluff, Aih- - »j>
land. Portland I2^Bp .
3.00> Be&icia. Wintera, Facramento, Wood-
laad. UarviYfll* and Orovflla 10.48 a
3.00 a Saa Leandro, Nile. Ean J05e....... 0.28 a .
3.20 i Port Coix M artines. Byroa, Mo- •> .
dssto, Merced, Fresno....; \u0084 ; l2JJBf>" -
3.30? ViaTibiuo a, W e«t Napa. St. Helena. - - in:
Calistogs !0J0» .
4.00 a Vallejo. Martiaei, San Ramon, Napa,
Calistoga, Santa Rosa 9.28 a .
4.00 a Niles. Traay. Sto ckton. Lodi 10.28 a. ,
4.40 i Saa Leaadro Hay ward. Niles. ] 1 8.28 a"'
.Pleajanton, Li veraaore. -..,'. \JIMBaj 1 "
0.001 Tie Owl limited— Ncwmaa, Los '.;:•
Baaos, Men do ta, Fresno, Tolare, > .:
Bakersfidd. Los An idea... f^te
B.oo> Raw!. Sai. Jo te. Los Gates. Wrijht . B J2Ba -'\u25a0
6.20p San Leaadro. Niles, Eas Jose 7.48 a.
5.40? Vallejo. Port Costa, Benicia. Suisun, ' .
Sacramento. ...... lI.ZB* \u25a0"\u2666
•,20? Eastara Express— Otrfen. Pueblo. -.xt
Denver. Kaa sas City. 5t Louis, . -j?
Chicago.. ..'... .................. i~
Port . Costa. B enicia Sacramento. 'A .
Reno. Sparka *-48» .:
0.40 a Hayward, Niles and San Joce 6.48b< ,
J7.00? Vallejo, Martinet snd Way Stations. $lO^dp *
8.20? Orezoa Ext>res»— Sacramento.Marys-- r'.'lXJ
ville, Rsddinf. Weed (Maedort. «fV
Dorris. Klamalh Falls}. Portland.
Pugst Souad and East. 9£B*
9.00p Cfcina aad . Japan Fast Mai}—' \u25a0
Ogdea, Chey enne, Denver, Kansas " i
Qty. Omaha, Chicago. : '. • 4UBp
• COAST LINE ;/ r
*»"(Thlnl and Townsend Streets) ' "'
IKOrShuttlo — 23J~"BtrseL "BoutK:ga"n~ '"";
Fraadsco, Valencia St.. Third and rCZ I*'1 *'
Townaead .":.. : tSUJCsi.
8.40 a Shuttle— Valaa eia 6t. Oceaa View.
Ce:ns-9-iei.3ou th Ean Fraacizco. 23d -»m
Street. 31 aad Towmend \u25a0.. 6JSC>
6.20 a SouUt Saa Fraa cisco, Palo Alto, May- \u25a0•. .
fieK San Josa .. «.30si :
J 8. sQaM3nter«y Excursion. San Joee. Del \u25a0""'
i • Moata, Montor er. Pacific Grove ...'. 1 10.05^ .
7.00 a South Saa Francisco, San Joee. Git)..
roy. Hoilister, Pajaro, Watsonville, fn ab.-'
SaataCrui.BoalderCrfek.(traven- ISjSI^
pot). Del Monte, Monterey, Pa«6c *""»"»
Grove.. ' V. J" \u25ba.
: sLOOa Tha Coaster — Saa Joee. Castrovflle. ' : ."•'•'
galinaj. Sin Ar do, Paro Rcbles Hoc . .
SDrinzs, Saata 11 argaxita. fan Lois - -
Obispo, Oceano, Guadafope. Surf. \u25a0 r ."
•- Lompoc, Saata Barbara. Veatara,
OxaanlLoa Aa gales 1 1.43*
\u25a0 B.ooa Pajara. tVV.<oa v iilc. Santa Cruz.. . . 1 1.45 a
B.ooa Boulda Creek, (t Davenport).. . 8.4b?
B.ooa Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Giove.- : 1 1.45? •
8.20 a South Saa Fraaelaco. Palo Alto. Saa' : - '• J
Jose. Way Stations... ..... ..;7.3Ct ;
8.20 a Loa Altos. Moata Vista. I.os Gxtc?. . B.CC*
B.ooa Saa Joss, Qilroy . Salia a \ Paso Rabies --'- ...
Hot Springs, Saa Lnis Obispo— ••••-
. Loa Qato.% \u25a0 Atoa. Wrigit. Trts - \u25a0 A
Piaos. Saata Crus, Glenwocd,
Del Moata. Mon t erey. Pacific Grove. 4.C0?
10.40 a South Saa Francisco. Barlingame.V -
Saa Matao. Palo Alto. San Jose .... i!AV%
10.40 a Los Altos. Uonta Vista. Lcs Catca.. 8.40 a
1 1.30 a Valaaaia St. Ocean View.Colma, , ...
Ceatetaries. Baden, Ban 8run0..... \u25a0 U5?
1 1.40 a South 3m Fran cisco. EanJow f8.20a
1.00? Saturdays— 3o nth San Francitco, —
- • Palo \llo and Way Stations . .. S.OOp
2.03? South Saa Fran dsco. Palo Alto. San. .
JossaadWay Stations 8.40 a
f2.00i Los AltovMon to Vista. Loa Gates.. I.1C?
3.00? Del Monte Express. San Jose.
Qilroy. Chitten den. Pajaro. Watson- J
villa. Santa Crus. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove. Saiir.aj. 12.3 C? .
3.20? South Saa Fran cisco. San Jose, Gil-
roy, Hoilister. Tres Fin 05 ......... 1 0.23«
4.00 a Sunset ' Express — Deming. FJ Paso. '
Houston. New Orleans.... ......-..-••
Paso Roblea H ot Sprats, San Luis ."
• : Obispo. Saata Barbara. Los Aogelcs. M.4Ca
4.00? Del Monte. Mon terey. Pacific Grova. I t.4Ss \u25a0
4.03? Pajaro. Watson T illc. Eanta Crus. ... . I 1.45p
4.00? Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicago.... . ll.40« -.
» 4.20? South San Fran cisco, Ean Jose... t9.CO«
't4-20? Loj.Vltos.MoaU Vista, Los Gates.. {9.40 a
fS.OO? Saaßruno^San Ma teo, Palo Alto, San
Josoaad Way Stations ..9.40k
,t5.CBa Shuttle— 23d Str set. South San Fran- ' ,
cisco, Valencia Street, Third and - . . . *
- Towasehd -t8.13jl
t3.20? Redwood. Palo A lu>,Msy£e!d. Sunny- •\u2666".'
. : vale aad Joss... ..„' , I.ICD
t5.20? Los Altos, Monta Viha. Los Gates.. t3.200
+5.25? Burlintaaie. San Ma teo, San Jose... 3.20?
6.30 a Shuttls— Valencia St, Ocean View, i . ,
Cemeteries, South San Francisco.
33J Street, 3J and Townvcd...... '. C.4C»
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