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, r*irvw « Bid 03 05' Queen Regent. — 2«
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Jerk Pp: .... — OS. Raw Mohawk. — 01
-ofcanje Cons. "1 — . liew Qa«>en . . S3 49
V.tzam* H:li». 2t» —^ißocnd Mt SI VZ
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Npv WoadT. . — Ci Vulture — 04
":.S KtvrfcJde. i»4 C«j
HEAL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
Jane* tr. Md!« to I»aviJ Balfle!d. lot «t NE
. <^wr of raevwib «t«j'jc aad Lske «rf*t, E
J»:« by X 72; $10.
Maty .A. McNeil] to D. It. MrXe!U. lot at XW
<~'rr.*» «rf rocnee-Btb and Chcrrb streets. N 100
" b. r V 2*.' and one ©tber piece: pift.
Z*me* F. McCarthy and wife to J. W. Wrljht
* S"cs* SnT«*tc»fst ccwapasv. lot Ja W iine of
Tulrty-tlriiih aveirje, 1«» S ef B street, S 05 *v
,W WO; $K.
Alfr<-d «;. Coca acd wire to Artbor.T w. Gnna.
!\u25a0-. :n W liw <>f Miwuri «reet. 70 S of
i:.?L:«-n:h. S 25 }y W 100: $10.
> : t.fj. i- Sties to E3m«- E. Jordsn. lot st NX
o-nwr of Ki^iitb avesvie aad O *xr*>et. TV 57:6 tv
N l'X>: $!<>. :
Ro»ifin roai estate maraEy » o Albert Abrsra*.
lot et HE «>m*^- of Bay and FiUnwre tu-«?ta,
js 1=7:6 ty r. jst.-€: fift.
l-jr<2:a r. Gibon. dro-a*** <t>y rxecororK to Al
*Tl A. CLii*-. lot at $W conj«r of Goidra <T*te
"»no» si,U Eroderlck street, W 30 by S I0Q;
:• !j=-.!-rt #t a i. t o Geory^ C. "Wripht. lot in
X li» <f Berll* evert, 73 N ef Diritfjt. X 50
:\u25a0; E 1=0; *©».
<;*-orsr C. TTrirtt zaa wife to F. H. ESchbrsai
•"I el., same; J1.400.
Marfwriie Hersjal to TTjIIUbi Joseph Conrov.
k t in XV Jin<* cf Treat (Tecs*. iia g cf Preeita.
S 25 It w Il't; JiO.
•' f'.ifTtia Title iarsrtce* aad trust ooapacr to
-Ursf« P. Kicff. lot in E Htw of Eighteenth «ve
c.». CTS N cf T rir*«t. X «) by E JftO; $!<».
f>r-<j;t S. Fimoa to Ktncj- Sitaca. lot ia S Ha»
«"» hotter street, 27:6 E of Webster. E 27:0 bx S
57 r«; gm.
StauSer chemical coEpaar to Arserleaa ere* a
tarter romp«s>T, lot at NW ccrcer of I 1:;-::I 1 :;-::
aad Bay rtrwts. N 173 try TV 7P.6: «0.
Jc**fvt 3crli ITtrr aafi Cileries Thomas rracT.
cjiaors ibr fuardiani to H. I. Wilson. Lalf Ja
l«¥r*t in lot to 8 line <if Ttretaj-fourth street,
r:>o W erf Xoe. W 100 by S 114: *5.0C>0.
..r.fisa I/hjl*» Pra'-T et al. to same, f-aae; HO.
H. I. WiUcn and »rtf» to J. C WHsoe. half
Interest la lot In ? l!ae of Twentr-fcmrth strret,
rts W cf N.ie. W 25 by S 114: $30.
H. t. WHsca asd wife to Wmiaa ncch ile
<v«nai.-k, \,n « a Tweoty-focrtij rtreet. 300 W of
. N>». W tO t>y S 114: $30.
S«n>» to ••»-> r 1 Stewart et al. lot ta S 1!b««
.'•t-f T»reE»T-*(?crth atreet. 2iO W of -Xoe. W 25
\u25a0».v S 114; $10.
•:' 3*.Ta»* Tioyd to E2!SE{se!h Clcr^h. lot ia E
',iv* cf Hr-J* Btx*«t. C 2:6 X cf Wattiurton. X
\u25a0- £5 hy E S7:C: $K».
p . -.Miry It<^ Crvker «t al. to Ersort ?,:'.«:">
-.«o<J w^fe. lot 5n X 2!ae of Oncent «trei»t. 25:4
5 W of Acd^rßOß, X 73:10 T «, TV 23:4. S 74:1 Vi.
.-r.»;.23»i: $10.
•'\u25a0;: M*ry J. Fcrlmir. d<""»aj*d 'by <»r«vTi:ork to
•vVjcU J. Harricrroa. krt In S !ia» of Sutler
.-. »i ?T T t - \u25a0*> E f* <^ti!Tia. E 25 by JS 110; $>,J>yo.
: " '.KTaafiard realty and d^Telofnaent rotapacy to
. ;-T\>*t«Ti P«<-:a<- railway company, lot at* XE
-. s<ar»er nf Twenty -««-oa«l aad Turn ctreeta, X
•\u25a0-\u25a041.KJ, fE to poirt 27.83 E cf Tex*« «tr«*t, TV
.•2v-«*: $10.
v .' Jnrensa* J. SJicraonda te JonejA Lynch et al.
- lot "3a X !in» «f Rtsdrll atreet. 60 E cf Dtat
J-E 25 by S 100: $1.
:'-'MK-barl !._:.:• to catse. lot fa X lise. of
•.T.*atf*l! street. 25 E cf Dance. E Z>O by X 75- $1
: ' Eloat>ett UyßrA et aL to Alfred C*r^oo:
*. »toi*: no.
. >><>1 Oetx & Boea to Accie Lawtcn. lot" la W
J!. 1b»1 b» of Fony-Sfth nvesae, IZO S of H rtreet
by W 120; $10. . -
\u25a0 ' ; MilbrJa Wi:j»rinißoa to Das!rl O'Cocucr and
»!>. lot Ja E line of El»le «r»>»t. 4» R of
..«<oJar;d. S 23. E 45:3 11-IS. XE 54:7 15-16,
" W 72:2 JI-JG; $10..
Mary r^wasg to Siaxa r. Hlcka. lot et SW
; c.rii»>r cf T»-ea:y-£r»t arecae end B arreet. W
. fS C by S !<*>: $10.
. Willie M. Bradley *M wife to Caaialr Key
•cd wife, k* *t SW corner of Eucfcxeesth are-
I <: Sooti. 300 SE of X atreet, 85E 50 by SW
' tOQz $10.
.f3iaab»-.lj L. Green '9 Joseph Baser end wife.
5"-» 1 t« 4. block Z. Park las* tract Xo. «; $10.
Jotiß lirilJy and wife to Cbarle* Ml<-hEfl
Ka«:c»r. i<* in & lice of Ttlnleti atzeet, JOS
t cf Cfcorch. E 23 by N 114; $10.
J<3»a lK«e?U* to Stephen A- Z>oo£lax. lot Sn TV
U?e«f J-L'jh arern*. 1» X of C «tr«t, X 25 by
rrascea A. Hocjla* et al. to catse. half imer
*« i^uor: $10.
fiiaron G*ildvtcJt» «d<l wife t» Lawreare Eey-
CSemeot A. H. kurfcmeiiner et a!, to Maria
Ku^iaaeisjer rt al.. lot at XE corerr cf Broad
way end Hjde street. X 25 by X &0: $10.
Cottar PeuTtKjra and wife to Xettie Herrix,
i^t in N Itw of Uclca «ireet, 120 W of Hyde \V
....-« t-y X «r; $10. -
Albert Meyer to The*. TV. Leciea, lot !a E line
f f *:*«•««•« «»«W, 100 g of I rtreet, S S2:«
l-y X 120; 510. .
. B<?ard ef borne mlwiocs aad <±crch eitenrioa
'* MetljoJlst EpisropaJ rjs-crrh to rim Swedish
ii^ C cbarf-h. lot to XIV ltoe nf Howard street.
«^«f MntA. NE 50 by XTT J>o; $7,000
Ker»ao :. : - • to Jean Leclejgae. lot la S Use
?S J W of T^entyti^d arecu*. TV
— * oy o iw; »lv.
\u25a0 .*'^::.-.:a Clark rreemaa et »L to Joha P Co»-
Ttrore end »lfe. lot In TV line of Twentr-fcfih
Wflliajn E. l^we aad wife to Xcv Era realtr
lot in lin» of Clay street, GS:B TV t.V
!!.\u25a0«, C CO, > S4:S. E 25. X CS.-»; $IQ.
H. Uoc»s rowpacy to I- P. Joreenaea et aL
•.-.!; line of foiaooa street, 100 X «f Thc^nl
tun erejine. X 23 by E 100: $10.
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1 » •• •P. Caiuu to Clara E. Heia. lot 23.
Ke** tract ; $10. . ""*
John JUtto to FredTirfc Botbmaaa. lot !a tr
s:n» cf ti lrard strwr, 150 X Cf Waylacd. X 50 by
W U0: $10.
C. <J» Eown and wife to WniUai Mie
now and wife, lot In E line of Corier atree' 13
Scf BoawortU. 525 t>y E 100; $10. * "
S1b»o« Kafka to Ad*-le Ki.T;i. half Snterert ia
Jct.io XX Utse of Sixtii street, SO SE cf UoTrerd.
SB 2T. by M: 25: tfft.
A.- J. Karmao to Peter IS. Bcruett. lot la SE
line cf CuQdaca street. 120.04 XE of VWu
<)'«i. XE M. SE 110.02. SW M. XW 110.02: $10
Marrin ettale foaspesy to Porrccßese-Ai£eri<-ao
MBk. lot at SW comer «f Clay aad Front
»:riet«. W 60 by S 53: $10.
« WUlUaa P. Xdaa to JUry A. Doaob-«e, lot ; a
W Sine, of Stenyen rtreet, 150 S of Tlredcr'ck
S 25 by W 107^5: $10.
Frank Costaaaasd wife U> !!it J. Kchl. lot
in 'X line of 1 «tr*et. 95 E of Second arenae
£ 25 by. X 100: $30.
»<r*orre Ja«* narria by executor,
t« Bartoto Ets^wio. lot la W Use of l_*ri. ;-n
*:rerr. 77;fci; S of Tacific arena*, & 25 t- r
W 112: $10.
BeO»~y retilir "jespany to W. B. Anderson and
wlf«-. l«vt ia VW line «f Paris «trwt, 375 NE
of FreWe. XE 25 by XW 1OO; $10.
A. Russell s'raple* et al. to Louis Tere. . lot
lu-W line of N*in»-teecth btpiso^. ioO S of Call-
ZeexiM «re*-t. S 25 by W 12©; $10.
\u25a0jj*sifi Vere to Amnnfo ral»iina, aaic»: $10.
'•\u25a0**. Torrca to Giorasn] GogUcXsiQae, lot in S
Order Barring Them From Shore Leave
Arouses Chinese on Siberia
Wooden Face of Joss Jeers at Their Rrayers
and Schwerin Sits Tight
The Chinese members of the crew of
the Paclflc Mail liner Siberia are mak
ing hourly appeals to the Joss in the
forecastle and with their prayers are
mingled maledictions Jn which the name
of R. P. Sch-werin is Joined with a
choice collection of Asiatic profanity.
For the purpose of removing: suspicion
that the company, connived In any way
at the alleged lUejral landing of Chi
nese by the substitution process.
Fchwerin issued orders that no shore
liberty would in future be granted to
any Chinese member of the crew of
the trans-Pacific ships. In the past
certain Asiatics were granted this priv
ilege, their return to the ship being
insured by a bond for $500 put up by
local Chinese . and approved by the
immigration officials.
"When the Siberia arrived the- "num
ber one" Chinese prepared to go ashore
as usual. They were Informed of the
new order, and by way of impressing:
them with the strictness of the ban
they were told that "Mr. Schwerin gave
the order." It was the first time most
of them had heard of the big chief, but
they all know him now. and if their
joss does not melt his heart and lead
him to modify the order, the Joss will
go overboard when the Siberia sails.
Appeals on their behalf have been
made to the immigration authorities,
who refer all suppliants to R. P.
Schwerin. He, so far, has been as unre
eponsive as the Chinese idol ln the
Siberia's forecastle.
A Rare te Honolulu
The local shipping world is taking
interest in a four cornered race .to
Honolulu, the «art in which was made
Tuesday. On that day there left here,
ail bound for the island port, the army
transport Thomas, the navy transport
Buffalo, the liner Lurline and the
freighter Virginian.
While no wagers have been laid the
master of each vessel has reasons for
preferring to be first at the Island port.
Captain Bostwick of the Buffalo, as the
navy's representative In the race, would
not care to be beaten by an army
transport in spite of the fact that the
Thomas had nearly 12 hours* start, and
for the same reason Captain Lynam of
the Tliomsj will keep a sharp lookout
estern for the Buffalo. Besides this.
Captain Lynam has his wife on board
as a passenger and will do his best on
that account to keep the Thomas in the
lead.
Tl;e Virginian lias on board the
horses for the cavalrymen that make
up the mtjoritv of the Thomas' pas
sengers. Captain Colcord of the Vir
ginian war tbe first to get away and
his principal interest In the race* is to
make bettor time than the Lurline.
which not orsiy belongs to a competing
line, but ia commanded by his friend.
Captain "W>e<ien. from whom Captain
Colcord took orders when Weeden was
port captain at Salina Cruz for the
Ameriran-H-iwalian line.
Captain Weeden has all of Captain
Colcord's reasons for haste and a few
more of his own. As all the vessels
but the Virginian are equipped with
wireless it will be possible to keep
track of the race day by day.
Cra!»ea for Xarigatlon Pupils
» The public navigation school estab
lished by the board of education and
located at the board's headquarters.
Pine acd Larkin streets, started Its
second term Monday evening. The 30
pupils who constituted the first rlass
all answered to their names and 11 new
pupils were enrolled. A new cla*.« has
been started for the new pupils and it '
is not too Iste for other beginners to i
! Join this class. J. T. McMillan, nautical .
•expert of the hydrographic office of the j
j navy, who is principal of the new navl- i
Sgation sehevoi. is satisfied with the 1
progress that has been made. If the
weather is clear-on the last Sunday
of this month the class will be taken
;* or a cruise on the gunboat Alert and i
j given an opportunity to put tiselr newly'
knowledge of navigation to 1
1 practical test. McMillan is trying to
arrange a monthly cruise for this pur
' pose and expects to have the sun all
{shot to pieces before the end of the
I year.
Provide Kurd* for \rw £<rataer
The Matson navigation company will |
jaad to its fleet another large freight
jand passenger steamer for the trade
between this port and the Hawaiian
\u25a0 islands. At a meeting of the stock
Wiolders held Tuesday the capital etock
of th«. company was increased from
; $1,500,000 to $3,000,000 for the purpose
of providing the necessary funds. The
new Issue of 50.000 $100 shares has all
been subscribed and the contract for
building the eteamer will be let as soon
as the bids which have already been
I called for have been received and con
j sidered. The Union iron works has
been invited to bid and if their offer
is reasonable th* work wfil go to the
local concern.
More Mllrasx.' for Bounty Cbaaer
The French bark Emilie Galline,
which arrived here Tuesday from Ho
bart in ballast, will load no cargo at
this port, but will sail ln a day or so
for Sydney in search of the "freight
line cf Green street. fiI:CH E of . Powell, E
SS:O\ by 5 €S«: J3.000.
William M. Dewoif and wife to Stephen Har
e«. lot comsencing at a polat in Outside
IJsaSs block 11S2, distant 350 s of T street and
120 W of Fifteenth avenue. S 75 by W 15: $23.
• \u0084f;5, w - Hodgkln to C*li«a X. Hodrkln.
half of lot at N coraer ©r rifth avenue South
and G street. NW 40 by NE 130: gift.
Joceph Lertftx to Mary L*roox. lot in" SE line
of California avenne. 105 SW of Co*o street
SW 25 by SC SO: 510.
Joha H. I>oaovan to Nellie McM. Donovaa
lot at NE corner cf California and Leavenwortb
streets. E 27:4 by N S7:C: gift.
I»«r.ic! Dcrkia and wife to Mary M. Gr*eatmch
lot 34. Mock B. Ktrk Hin homestead; $10.
I John Samoel Jaekaon to Catherine C. Jackscn
lot ia "N line of X street. K:C W of Fortv-sev
euth avence. "tr 50 ty N 100; gifr. •
John Ailansoa to Martlia A. AJlanscn. lot in N
line of Woclsey str*et, 20 SW ef Girard. SW 50
by NW 100: gift.
Rivprs Brothers to Girbert L. Badgley, lot 41
Wof k F. Columbia Heights rract; $10.
Jobn Lafarpoe and wife to Edward J. Hertiey
and wife, lot ln W line of Twentieth are&oe, 175
N of M street. X 3 by W 120: *10.
Maggie Mefret to John Jocph Kirfvan and
wife, lot ia N line of AIU street, 112:6 E of
Montgomery. E 25 by N CO: $10.
nermsa F. Koarad to Rebecca O. Conrad, Lit
la W line cf Julian avenue. 200 S «f Fourteenth
ureeu 525 t>y ft* 1.000; sift. .
Marccs Stone and wife to San Pedro farm. lot
in W line of Thirtieth titrate, 220:9 S of A
«reet,"W 1.220 by S 25; fin. t
I Harry H. Unger and wife to • Albert Meyer. ;
S 2n feet of lota 33 aad 34. block H. Sunset
beirhts: $19.
Albert Meyer to Daniel B, Dwyer. lot In E line
of Slxteerta avenue. 273 S of H street, S 25 by !
E IOC; Jlo.
nalldlas Contracts
Maude A. Hunt with C*ioermi A Dlssios. A.
Grafiin. Heary Krast & Rcos — To erect a thr»e
Ktorv fraaie bcil£!sg ln . S line of Pine sixest, |
91^ E of PcweJl. E 23 hy. S 60; *7.C53.00.
Same with same — To ertrt a three story and '
basenieEt fraa« Gliding in S line of Pine 1
street, 11«:« E of Pcirrll. E 23 by S CO; i
*7.%3.«).
James D. Phf lan with R. Dewar k. Sens — All j
work for two st«r brick i?c!l<i!ng aDd basement :
In S lin* cf Market atreet, > 223.8 E of Sixth,
48^5 by 170: f33^75.
Adam T.. Sehoppert with Dennis Jordan Soas —
Iron, brick. <»oi>«-ete, «lo>walk lij-Ut*. carpen- !
ter. tt ill. stair work, plastertnc and glaxipg for I
two story' and basement brick bonding In E line i
of Stockton etr*et, 34:3 X of Jacksaa, E 55:9
by N 35 J: *3.7W».
H. B. Siartia with D. J. Byroi f Sea. con
trsctors; A. Lyncti and J. • C. McLean. *üb
roctractors — T« erect a wood and brick baildia?
la X line of O'Fairell street, S2:« E of Powell;
$8,739.
AdelSa H. TafCsder •wish Ai!atnsoa SmithrCe. I
To erect a two ctory frsn%* building in N line I
«f Twenty -first «treet, 205 VT of Sanchez, W 75
by X 114; $4,400.
George n. Brayer with Cameron - 4z~ Disston !
et al. — T«» erert a three : *tory, and - basement
frsaje bcilding la S Mac of Sarramento . rtreet,
100 T, of l,trki=. E S7:« by S Sl:6; $14,680.-
Etfward. Mary end Joseph F. Rock aad
Tfcereta Dranj with F. J. Klfaam — Plutnbirg.
aewertnr end gas fitting for foor story and
basessest frame building at. NB corner of Fonrtb
I a vetrae and Clementina street. N "32 by E SO;
] $2.2C7. ajM^^irtjjflauiMMMsaCT^pajgßaaßagaMßßPst
David salfiri<! with N. P. Anderson— AH work
except ptambtsr. palntic; :- and electrle work
for two story and attic frame building at NE
corner *f Leke street and Eleventa aveaue. N
72 by E 30^5; «,250., ... >,
Ansertcaß hall assoriatico with I>effert-*
Morrsy— Alterations sod additions to two storr
fraihe:bßlldißg at NW.eoraer of ' Twentieth * as'd
Capo streets. W 50 by » tti; 15.573.
THE SAN FEANGISCO iCALL, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7; 1909.
ii M O VEM ES TS OF STEAMERS
to Ancire
From j Steamer I Date
Portland TOlson & Mahony]J»n. 7
San Pedro jj. s. H!ggini....ljan. 7
San Pedro ]Centralla .. |Jan- 7
*an Die go & Way I'orts.&anta Uom.. ...Uan. 7
Point Arena & Albion. iPomo .....iJan. 7
Coos Bay ............|M. F. Plant. ..iJan.' 7
H-juifflid* ....'"...'.".'City of Topeka.Uan. 7
Pcrtlajid & Astoria i | Homer Uan. P
Saa Pedro ...(Hanalel iJan. S
Chlaa & Japan... iCoiiia .... .....JJan. t>
n«-dcn3o :..!Qulnanlt \Jaa., y
Hoagkocg & s*n Petlro M. S. Dollar. ...jJan. M
Grays Harbor ..jOiehiOis ...'Jan. »
Puget Sound Peru iQueen . . ..Uiu. U
Saa Pedro ....iltoanoke .. jJan. . 9
Hamboldt ',F. A. Kilbura..,Jaa. 9
Mendoclao 4s Pt. Arena-Sea Foam Jan. 10
San Pedro iNorwood .Jan. 11
Ban Pedro ...jSaginavv -....^..jJaa. 11
Portland & Astoria iSoath Bay ....Jan. 11
San Diego Jt Way- Ports 1 State 'of Cal..(Jan. 11
Portlaad & Way Port*. G. W. Elder. ..jjas. 41
Portland & Astoria Senator ....... Jan.' ll
Setttle & Taeoma Backman ...... IJan. 12
New York via. Ancon.. Saa Juan ,'Jau. 12
Pcget Soand Port* !city of Pnebla.jJan. 34
Hamburg -& Way Ports|Acllla ........ ..IJaa. 14
Chiaa & Japan j Manchuria .....i Jan. IS
Saa Pedro & Way PortsjCoo* Bay .. ...<Jan. 15
TO SAIL. ,-.. \u25a0
Deatlnation | Steamer \ Sails jPlcr
Jaaasry 7—7 — j II
Grays H*rbor ;G. Ltodaaer.f 3 pm 5 St
CoQuliie River.. lElizabeth ..j & pm 18
Grays Harbor tCentralla ...13 pm 7
San Diego & Way Ports, State of Cal] S.SOa 11
Uexicaa ports. 'Curacao ....jlOam 11
Astoria & Portlaad JTallae .-....) 3pm 7
Astoria A Portlaad Northland ..{ spm 2
Janssrv s — "' j <
Seattle £ Tacoma fChas. Nelson' 5 pm 20
Stn Pedro & Way Ports; Coos Bay ..j 2 pm 11
Hamburg & Way Ports. 'Setos (12 m 1»
Puget Sountl" Ports lUmatilla ... 11 aai 9
Seattle & Tacosa iol*n i Mhnvj 4.30p Id
Coqclile River | FISeW ....". I 5 pm 2
Jsa-jary y — | '
Grays Harbor IS. Monica., .f 4pm 2
Willapa Harbor :Quinaolt ...j 4pm 2
Lot Angele* PorM .ichehalis ) 1 pm 16
Astcria & Portland (Nome City..) spm 7
Cc«s Bay jM. F. Plant Spm b
Ix» Angeles Ports !Hana!et 3pm 7
Humboiat City Topeka. l<i.st-a 8
Pt. Areaa «r Albion. . .[Porno «pm 2
Jtpan tc Coma .Siberia ..... 1 pin 42
Htmolula ,'Alameda ... Ham 7
Seattle t Taeoma jWiuod I pm 20
Hllo (Enterprise ..12 m 10
Anorla & Portland.... iKcss City.. .ll am -27
Portlaad &. Way Ports J Rosnoke ... 1 pm IS
Jaausry 10 — j
Hcmboldt IF. Kilburn.. 10 am 13
Ssn Diego & Way Pi>rt**Saßta Rosa.. S.SOa 11
January 11 — \
Grays Hsrbor ...i^agtnaw ... 4pm 2
Astoria i Portland Homer Ipm 3
Grays Harbor iNorwood ...j . ..
Los Angeles Ports SG. W. Elder! 5 pm' 13
January 12— % j ; j
Husi!>cldt :North Fork..! 5 pm 20
Jaauary 13— \ 1 :
Mendocino & PL Areca gea Foam...] 4 pm| 4
New York via Aacou..JAcapnlco ...112 m\ 24
Hoaolala JHlloaian ... 12 mj 3.0
Pnget Soand Ports jQueen Ulsm 9
- Jancary 14 — ,
Hawaiian Ports IMexicaa ....12 m 23
Hcmboldt I Vanguard .-ill am 2
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destlcatioa 1 Steamer •! Date
Valdez & Seward jYucatan (Jan. 8
Seldovia k. Way Ports. .Portland ban. l<«
Sfcarway & Way Ports. (Cottage City JJan. 13
Valdea &. Seward -Pennsylvania ...'Jan. 18
wnich may be there. If no cargo offers
at Sydney the Emilie will sail away to
some other port and will keep on sail
ing as long as the French government
will keep on paying a bounty calculated
on tbe number of miles traveled. The
Kmilie left Antwerp August 12 in
ballast and arrived November 11 at
Hobart- There the vessel was ordered
to San Francisco, sailing November 15.
or as soon as the captain could have
his mileage ticket punched by the offi
cial representative of his government.
AVater Front 2Vole*
Captain Charles Love, master of the
tugboat Pilot, is ill at the German
hospital, where he will undergo an
operation in a few days.
The harbor commissioners will hold
their regular meeting this morning In
the board room at the ferry depot.
The Kosmos liner Serak Baft Guaya
quil January 5 and the Hermonthis
sailed yesterday from Valparaiso, both
bound for this port.
Army Transport •
The Logan is in port.
The Cnxdi is ia port.
The Baford left Honolulu December 14 for
The Sherman is in port.
Tbe Warren is at Manila.
Tbe Sheridan, homeward bound, arrived Janu
ary 5 at Honolulu.
Tbe Thomas sailed January 5 for Manila.
The Dix. homewtrd bound from Manila to
Seattle, arrived December 27 at Honolulu.
NEWS OP THEOCEA.V
Xotlre to Mariners
Tbe following affects the list or lights, booys
and daymarks, Periac coaFt, ir+o6:
WASHINGTt)N
Grays Harbor, page 61 — The following named
bwoys were established November 15, 1&0 S. to
mark the channel to the north Jetty wharf at
Poiat Brown :
North jetty wharf channel bcov 1, a second
class can. In 30 feet of water— Ned rock 22
dez 30 mia (NNE): Grays Harbor lighthouse
If* Ceg 30 mia <S by E 3-16 E): Point Brown
lone tree, 238 deg (NW by W 11-1G W).
North Jetty wharf channel buoy 2. a second
class nun. ia 25 feet of water— Ned rock 23
deg \u25a0 <S.\'B 1-1« E): Grays Hsrbor lighthouse
JCB dec «S by E^; Point Brown, lone tree 263
deg <WNW % Wl.
North Jetty wharf cbasael hcoy 3. a second
class can. •in 16 feet of water — Ned rock 23
dcx 30 mln <NNE S E); Grays Harbor light
house. 163 deg <S by X Vt Ej; Point Brown.
lone tree, 274 deg (W *i N).
North Jetty wharf rhancel buoy 4. a necoaa
class non. ra 20 f»et of water — Ned rock. R0 d*g
<NE 13-16 N>: Grays Harbor lighthouse. 160 dec
IS br E »i Ei; Point Brown, lone tree, 23S
fieg 30 rein <5W by W 3-10 W(.-
Pnget sound. psg« 87 — Dnwamish head hell
buoy 2. red. reported adrift December 2», 1906
will be replaced as soon as practicable.
By order of tbe lighthouse board.
CHARLES F. POND.
Coasajsnder, 1". S. N-, - Inspector.
Two Lumber Charters)
Tte Britifh Bteamer lioveric is under charter
for lumber from Portland to Singapore, and the
scbooser Bangor is engaged for tbe saa« busi
ness from Grays Harbor .to GnsTmas. The
Borcric was chartereil prior to arrival.
Shipment* ' l> y (be. Larllae
Tbe steamer Ijorllne nailed for Kosoleln sod
Kabc!ci on Tne*day with eanro valued at $352.
295 and incladins the followinif:
4.ISS ctls bariey. 4.227 ltw beans. 450 bales
hay. 10.000 lbs rice. E tt is wheat; 1,321 ea
canned goods;,. 10,189 lbs #o{rar. 300 lbs hops,
4.251 lbs and 78 cs meals. 2,739 lbs and S cs
cheese. 3.238 lbs butter. 1.C24 pkgs fresh frcits,
1.147 pkgs potatoes. IG3 pkps onion*. S8 pkr*
vegetables, &02 lb«. fresh ' Cub. 2,574 Ibe ' drc*sed
poultry. 5 cs iK»»y, 8.540 lbs codfisJi^ 2.125 lbs
and 42 bzs dried fruit, 250 lb* . r.iid 30 bss
ralslss. 1,24? lbs cuts. 31 cs chocolate. 1.650
lbs coffee. \u25a0 7»5 lps tea, 70 : bbls and lfi pkss
calmcn, 27.6P3 lbs lard, 2.25* lbs • aad ISB bi»
breail. 4.C50 lbs and 10 cs salt. 10 cs cider, 10
es tliaiaragnc. 36 cs and 2 Less liquors. 1.240
pals" wine. 173 . pkgs trsson laaicrlsl. 20 "pkj:s
veWries. 20 pkrs sefidJery. 23 pkj:* machinery
1,164 -pea. and: 39B Mis steel and iron. «i . ptjrs
sewicit machines. 1J«0;1p« pie MeaaV- 1,063 lb»
tin plate. 4r>o lbs tobacco, 10 cs cigars sod
otssretJes, .&3pkps acid. 9 bales bags. \u25a0 r«7 pk^s
electrical soofis. - 2.C75 • lbs . w«U. 13 pVrs bicT
des. Mt pkps .-. drncs: 300 lbs - opiam. 15 bs ;«\u25a0=
heee. 400 bapa llm". 2,1'C0 sks - cenwnt. 221.5C0
Iba fertilizer. 20 bblß asphalt. 155 <\u25a0. pkes dry
poofis, 201 t* boots and shoes. 10 cs huts, 10 cs
anus and aaamsnltion, 4 automobiles and 10 bxs
parts.
Exporio for ibe A'orth
Tfce sieampr Oily cf I*nel«a -sailed for-vi«
toris on Sunday. \u25a0 canro conrlmifd to- port
cf ilesitaation and to • other r Brltisli-Auierican
cltie«. ra!D«d at J 1 C.CS4 and iactudins the fol
lowing : wpMwWP I 'f'MllHU 1 * 9^*MPBBMa»<Wßslßri
1T2.5T5 Iba dried frnit. £5,400 lbs a E fl CO9 hx*
rals!a».' COO c* ranned rood?, 52«J Ib« clieeße. li 23'»
pkgs fresh frnitfi. 10.900 lbs salt." 79 jrals . «rlne~"
43 pkirs T*ff*tables, S pra ste*l, ; Si: pkjrs roofing
raater'al. • 457 tins " matrhe*.- C pVes * machinery \u25a0
20 rolls felt. 1 32 pkps drng-s, • 8 drums add, c£tj
tks /wood pal?." . , \u25a0• --..>-,•
Shipment or Petrolenm
The' British '"tank «:pan>»r TuKcarora* * wg«
(•leered ' f« Mojl,. for' orders. *yesterday, with
2.291.5 M sallons of refined petroleum,' valued
at $1C3.125.- .• \u25a0.....\u25a0- • - -~ \u25a0 \!r7 r "; ' \u25a0 ™.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
<k- of 7the] Pacific
SAST PEDEo, : "J«b.6.— Steamer Xt*r*&*i;-Czn
iain Marlin, arrived tiis morninj: frcai^Grajg
Weather Report
United States I»epartment of .- Agrlcultnre —
Weather Burean, San Francisco. Jan. C.l&fO.
RAINFALL DATA' *
" Last' -\u25a0':, Seasonal . Normal
' Station? — \u25a0 84 I»onrs.: to date, t" date.
Eareka 0.44 10.11 15.09
Red 81aff. .....:..»•• l-f-l 5.37 l«. 70
Sacramento »...." 0.04 ; 5.13 7.C>
Mouat Tamalpels..... 0.43 9.C1 ; 7.73
Ban FrancUcw O.M T..29 P. Ol
Ssa Jose o.o* 8.34 X.99
FTesao Tt. 1:80 3.J»l
IndepeadeiK-e .......: Tr. I.so 3.87
San Lais 0bi5p0...... 0.72 r».:trt fl.so
Los Acge1e5. ......... O.«l. - 4.10 5.70
Ssn Dieg0. .."......:'.. 0.00 2.25 3.45
I if % \u25a0 2 it
STATIONS. I' \u25a0.^/-,- :." 9] g^
5 9: 3 : ? - =r
Baker 29.C4 22^ 10 NW ; Snow TIC
Boise .........23.70 SS -i ' SE Cloody .30
Eureka 2U.SC M WJ S ' Clondy .02
FlagstaC 29.1*<J 48 2S NW Clear .U0
Fresno ........ 30. 04 CS 54 SB . Clondy -H)
Independence ..23. 50 CO 40 W Clear Tr.
KaUspell 30.00 4—lo N Snow .03
Les Angeles .'J0.04 C 4 l>2 SW Clear .00
Modena 23. 5J 4S 40 W Clear .<X)
Mt, Tamalpals.SO.W 4G 42 SE Misting Tr.
North Heai...2&.5S .. .. NW Cloudy .18
Phoenix ....... 'J9.M 70 4»5 . N Pt.CWy :00
Pocatello 29.72 W SH W Rsia .34
Pt. Reyes Lt.-2».87 -54 45» S Fo?gy Tr.
Portlaad ...... 21>.«2 13 10 X Satnr .30
Red 81aff......:».»0 M' M SB Clondy Tr.
Reno .2U.SO SO « W Cloudy Tr.
Roseburg .2».(W W 84 H Ctoudy .24
Sacrameato 30.04 M to S Ck>«dy .00
Salt Lake...... 23.CS 52 4i S Cloody Tr.
Saa Diego. . . . .30.06/04 80 W Clear < .00
Saa Francisco.. 3o.o4 59 M SW Cloudy .00
San Jw>e 30.04 «X 60 SW Cloudy Tr.
Ban L. 0b15p0.. 80.09 M X! W ' Pt-Cldy .00
SE. Farallon...So.oo W 52. 8 Hondy .00
Spckane .^.:;.29.52 fl 0 NE Wnow .24
Summit... 82 2t W Bnow •...
Taeoma ....... 29. QJ 22 20 NB Hnow -R0
Tauwsh ....... 2».6S 28 ...K "CUrady .00
Toaopch ...... 29. 5S 43 34' Kn Cletr .l>o
Walla Wa11a... 23. 8S « 4 SW Know .08
Wlanemncca ..29.78 52 -40 SW Cloody .18
Yuma ...29.00 74 44 SB Clear .00
I *Avernge miow oa groaad. CO laches.
\u25a0 SYNOPSIS '
Unusually cold weather coatlanej orer Puget
sooad. Washington aad northera Oregon. At
Portland snew is falling with a temperatare of
1 18 degree*. At Ttcoma It is saowlag. with a
! temperatore of 20 degrees. In California it con
tlsues warm and cloudy. Rain has fallea over
most of the state aad heavy snow la the monn
talas. CoadltioßS are uafavorable for settled,
fair weather.
The relative hosalfiity at Red Blnl was 90 per
cent acd a: Fresao C 9 per cent.
Saa Fraac'sco aad vicinity — Showers Thursday;
fresh south winds.
Saata Clara valley— Showers Thursday; fresh
south winds.
Sacramento valley — Rala Thursday; brisk south
winds.
San Joaqda valley — Showers Thursday ; fresh
south winds.
Los Angeles aad vicinity— Cloudy Tharsday;
light south wind, js
A. G. iIcADIE, District Forecaster.
Time Ball
United States braach hydrographle office. Mer
chants' Exchange, Ssa FriaciJco, Jaaaary
6. l»0».
Tte tinse ball oa the tower of tbe Ferry build
ins was dropped today exlctly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time (120 th Meridiaa), or at Sh. 00m.
00s., Greeaivich Mesa Time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lleoleasat, U. S. N., la charge.
>tra. 3loon and Tide
United State coast tad geodetic survey — Time
tad height* of tides at Fort Point. For city
front <Mlss!cn street wharf) add 25 miactes.
THLESDAY. JANUARY 7
£»na rises 7:26
Sun sets S:OC
Third quarter of mooa....Jan. 14. at 10:02 a. in.
jTlme! jTimej ITlmej tTlme
jaai Ft f iFt ( Ff I Ft
}H wj !l wj in wj !l w
7..J 1:251 4.61 5:33! 3^i11:19 5.8 6:34 —0.9
5..1 2:t*f 4.t>\ 6:25! 3.4 12:00 5.5 7:09—0.7
P..) 2:Mj 4.» 7:14 5.4 12:42 8.2 7:43—0.3
10. .{ 3:25 5.0 ?:O4 3.2 1:23 4.S S:2O 0.2
11.. 1 3:;* 6.(tf ft:(-j 5.2 2:U» 4.4 8:5& O.fi
12..! 4^71 S.O l 9:isi 2.» 3:10 3.9! 9:401 J.I
I". S. Hrniicta Ilydrogrraphie Office
A branch of the United States liydrographic
office, located at tfce Merchants' Exchange, Is
maintained ln San Fraacisco for the benefit of
mariner*, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. : Navigators are cortiaily iavited to
visit the offlce. where complete sets of chart*
aad sailing directions r,f the world sre kept at
hscd for comparisoa ar.ii reference and the latest
information can aJtrsyn.be obtained regarding
ligfetv, dangers to Bsrigatien aad matters of in
terest to ooan commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
" '- Lieutenant. L". S. N., in charge.
Harbor with passeacers end 550.000 feet of
lumber.
Steamer Fulton. Captain Maloney. and steamer
Wellesley. Captain Llndqulst. completed the
discharge of lumber carpi--* and cleared today
for Eureka via San Francisco tn reload.
Steamer Roanoke. . Captain LMsnbara, arrived
this morals:: from Portland t!s Eureka and San
Francisco with passengers and 750 teas of freight
and merchandise.
Steamer Haoalei. Captsia J'cFarlase, cleared
today fcr San Francisco with, freight and pas
sen jrers for the Crescent wharf and warehouse
company. '.
Steamer Sacta Boss. Captain Alexander, ar
rived this morales from San Diepo. After tafc
lns freight and passengers sb* cleered for San
Francisco via Hedondo aad Santa Barbara.
Steamer Qninaalt. Captain Christian«»n.
bumped Into the E. K. Wood irtarf last nirat j
and damaged her rudder. She will be towed [
to San Francisco for repairs by the steamer
WVllesley. -
Schoooer Sbosbooe arrived this morning; fiTe i
days from the Colombia rKcr and docked at :
the Soothers Taciflc wharf with 700,000 Teet ef
lumber. , <"-:
Steamer Tahoe. Captain Person, arrived six !
daya from Grays Harbor via San Francisco with
700.0C0 feet of lumber for the Btlnn and South
ern California . lumber companies. Part of the
carro Is consigned to Port Harford.
Steamer Temple E. Dorr. Captain Panser. ar
rived from Eureka and will discharge 700,000
fe*t of lumber at tbe Crescent wharf.-
Steamer St. Helen*. C*Ptain Bodge, arrived
tonight nine days from MakiUeo via San Fran
cisco with 1.C00.000 feet of lumber for National
lumber company.
PORTLAND. Jan. 6.— A snow storm has prac
tically pot shipping out of commission, bat most
of the boats tied np.todey are expected to re
snme. operations tomorrow.
Three coasters aDd two SAlllntr vessels are on
tbe way op the river, the coasters belnc the
Alliance from Coos bar. th» Eureka from i;ur«-»s
by way cf Coos bay, and the casoUac sloop Con
dor from Newport. The *allinir vessels ar« tbe
American; schooner William Bow den and the
BriMtb bark Carmanian. The William Bowden
Is bound for tbe toll! of the North Pacific
lumber company to load lumber fer California,
and the Carmanlao is bound for one of the har
bor warehouses with 1,000 tons of cement from
Hsmbnrg. , .
Steamer BreakwtUr. Captain SlaeGenn. sailed
for Coos bay tbln evenir?.
Schooner Endeavor \u25a0 cleared for Kan Pedro
with GOO.OOO feet of lumber. She will probably
leave down tomorrow.
Steamer Alliance, which operates between .this
port and Coos bay. will b« equipped toon with
a wireless telegraph aervlcy.
ASTOKIA, Jan. C— Steamer Thos. L. Wand
cleared at tbe custom bouse today for San
Franciiwo with cargo cf 673.000 feet of lum
ber, .loaded at Rainier. The vessel went to sea
today. • .- - . -- ' •-\u25a0\u25a0 ----- '.
German ' steamsihip Numantia. with a 'general
cargo for the orient, went to 6ea today. -.
Steamer Alliance arrived In this morning from
Coos bay with freightand passengers.
Steamer Eureka arrived ln this morning ' from
Eureka - with freight and passengers. -
Schooner • Endeavor, ; with a cargo of : lumber
from : Portland , for ; San Pedro, -; is on - her way
fiown the river and should arrive this evening.
TACOXA. Jan. 6.— Steamer Butt man arrived
tonight from San Francisco via Seattle. It will
load i return freight, including ; a ; heavy- wheat
shipment. ...\u25a0-.\u25a0.\u25a0 ' \u25a0 -\u25a0 •\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 < \u25a0 '..- .... -
\u25a0-\u25a0'\u25a0 Norweelan steamer Sverre Is loading lamber at
ATIiAVTIC OCEAX TUAVEIj
/forthi^rmqn
Fast; Express Service *
rLYiIOnTH-CHERBOURG-BREKSX— 10 A.M.
KilwrWn. 11.,.Feb.-2!Kei«'<r V>sh. ll..' liar. 2
Cecilie ". . .... -'.reh. 16;CecUie . . . .j March 23
Twin Screw Passenger Service
. - BREHEN : DIRECT— IO :Al M. -
Braß(Jeabnrg..r.Jaa. i ;l4;aiemaiu ...... .Jta. ;s
tP. i Kr'd'h - Wnj.Jaa-' 19] Neckar * . . ;v. ... . Fea. 4
• ' tCalls ' at ' l'lyiaouth : aad Cnerbourjr.
Mediterranean Service
* GIBRALTAE— AIXSIERS-^-NAPLES— GENOA
- v - : : S«Ulng at 11-'A.-JJ.vv : -,;. \u0084.-.,..._..---
K. Lalse • :.'.:. ita.; JBj*K;"' Knrfnerst..Feh. n"
K. Albert... . . . Jaa. i 3o|K.?liOise. . ;... ..Feb. "7
TCalfe at, Madeira, .Onjraltar.AJpiers.'Gecoa,
thence '• proccedias '• oa .Orient* crnise.- Good ac-
coansodatioas available ito?G*aoa.i . :.,
Xor<h German Lloyd .Traveler*' Clircka
OELRICHS *• CO.. 5 Broadways New Tork.
ROBEHT C-4PEIXE. G."A. P. C.r 250 Powell st.
opp.\- Bt. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;•:. Fraacls hotel, -' Saa * Fraacisco. . ,Tele-
pboae 'Kearay 4794.1' V." -'. 7 ,v.- : .':.-"%\u25a0;., ... . \u25a0
Compagnie Generale ; TransatlantiqDe
'-\u25a0'. 'DIRECT I.ISE TO r HAVRE-PARIS;!.
Sslliagl every i Thursday, lantead «f -Satnrdar
atlO a. m.. rrompier 42, ' North river, foot oi
Mortoa st.: ••\u25a0>-"... '\u25a0'\u25a0-•".•.. -j-- -, \u25a0- i '\u25a0/::\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'--". . -
."; First : claa ,to; Havre. \u25a0$< j. 50 aadepward; sec-
ond -class to Havre.": $50 aod :. upward.-, GENERAL.
AGENCY < FOR J UNITED I STATES 'AND CAX^
ADAri 18 ' SUte j at.^; N«w%Tork.v J.i F. FUGAZI '
il«D»s»r Pacific Coast,"! 630 j Moatgotncry st.. - - San
Frs ncisco. • Tick et j - 6oJd '\u25a0 tt» a*«l »•\u25a0 ilroad " tici et
scents. \u25a0\u25a0'' ."-'\u25a0"?: .?! •-:''\u25a0 \u25a0 '.---.
the.Tactjma ralll for the west coast. \u25a0
Steamer Shna ; Yak ; arrived tonight from Saa
rranclseo t'» load lumber cargo.
Steamer City, of I'cebla is doe la port •, tonight
to load freight fcr San Fraadsco. V
Steamer Portlaad wUI retorn from Quarter
master harbor, tomorrow taornlag . aad after coal
iae aad tallag freight i will • leave for Seattle.
from which port it leaves for the north Jaaaary
10.: •••: -.- -\u25a0-\u25a0:_.-_ - - -.;- . i-> \u25a0 \u25a0 •- \u25a0\u25a0
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
\ ARRIVED I
" . Tuesday, January 5.' - j
Stmr Washtenaw," Curtis, 22 hour* from Port |
San Lais." . T \u25a0>.;"-/'\u25a0 \u25a0 - : - ;
. Wednesday, January C.
Star Francis H Leggett. Bears, 33 bcors from;
San Pedro. : - i
-"Stmr Acme. Olsen.- 34 taoara from Carets. j
• Stmr Jlaverlck, Daniels, 2 days • from Asteria; !
up river <!lrect. \u25a0
- Stmr Rosecrans, Holmes, 8 boara from Mon
terey. -\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-._... \u0084 - '
Stmr Despatch, Kokerwltz. 27 boors from Eu
reka. 'I'nr ) , \u25a0 1 W^t ffiHW|ijsatiiti^fl|MSji|Wrraf iiri Hffl j
; .Stmr Fifleld. Jensen, . C 2 boars from Band on. ,
Stmr Hsvalli. Nelson.' 33 hoars from Kcreka.
StwrDel Norte, Saaford, 44 hours from Crea-
Cent City. : \u25a0"-. ; \u25a0--.':\u25a0: ~~~/, \u25a0' " '_-."
' Stmr Jim Butler, Olsen, 127 hours from Grays
Harbor. -.« : . / ...\u25a0•-\u25a0•-
Stmr George Loomis, Spencer, 22 hours from
Pert , San I>ai«. . -
£tmr James S. Hlgglas, ' nigglns, 43 hoars
from San Pedro. " ; \u25a0 - - c, - -
Stmr Helen P. Drew, " Gnndcrsoo, 2O hoarc
from Port San \ax\*.
£tmr Shasta, Zaddart. 3S hoars frcm San
Pedro. 1
- Stmr Coos Bay. Nlcolson, C 4 hours from Saa
Petfro and way porrt. -^SfiiTs^jS
CLEARED .
•. Wedaesday. Jatraary 6.
Br slmr Boveric, Mathie, Craftoa, B C; Aas
trsllan Mail Line.
Br stmr Tn»carera, . Holllogshead, Mojl; Stand
ard oil compaay.
SAILED
Tuesday, Jtciiry 3.
Stmr Wliitetbcro, Elleseo. Greenwood.
Wednesday. Jasaary 6. :
II S stmr Buffalo. Boawlck. Iloaolcln. \
• Htmr Shasta, Hansea, BeUlsgham.
Sehage, .Seattle.
Stmr Helen P Drew. Gosderson. Greenwood.
Stmr Sea Foxm, I^ee, MenSoctno.
Stmr Brunswick, Hammer, Fort Bragg.
I Br stmr Boveric, Mathie. Craftoa, B C *
Stmr Jamea 8 Hlgglns, Hlgglna. . Fort Bragg.
Ger ship R. C. RicSmtrs, Scbwetmana, Eatcsl
notza.
Stmr Oor»nado, Staageland. ;San Pedro.
Btmr Gaalala. Martensea. Delmtr landing.
Stmr : J*. A. Kllburn, McLellaa, Eureka.
Stmr R. I), lamtin, Lancaster. CMasibia river.
Stmr Aanta Barbara, Zaddart.* Saa Pedro. '
Stmr Samoa, \Madsen, San Pedro.
Schr Santiago. McDonald. Monterey; la toir
teg Navigates-.
=a TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Jaa 0. 10 p m— Weather fog
gy; wlad northeast; velocity 18 miles a a hoar.
DOMESTIC PORTS
HOQUlAM— Arrived Jan 6— Stmr . Olympic,
hf nee Jan 4. _. • . .
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived Jan 6— Stmr
Senta Rosa, from San Diego acd sailed for Saa
Francisco.- . • . -
ASTORlA— Arrived Jan C— Stmr Alllaaca,
from Coos bay; stmr Eureka, from Eureka, via
Coos bay.
Sailed Jan - 6— Ger stmr Nomantia, for Toks
fcsma; stmr.Thomaa L. Wand, for San Fran- ,
clsco. -
TATOOSH— Passed ln Jan &— U S stmr
Heather, from crnise.
Passed out Jaa 6 — Br stmr Cerltoo. from Ta
coma, via Victoria, for U&lred Kingdom.
EUREKA — Arrived Jsn 6 — Star Aberdeen, '
-hence Jan '•.
Sailed Jsn C — Stmr City of Topeka. for San .
Franciaco; Br bark Holywo-HL for United King
dom.
Arrived Jan 6 — Star Vanguard, hence Jsn 5.
REDONDO — Arrived Jan fr— Stmr Daisy Mitch
ell, hence Jan 4.
SEATTLE; — Arrived Jaa 9 — Stmr Bockman.
heDce Jan S: stmr CJty ef Poebla. from Vic
toria. hence Jan 3; stmr Mexican, hesce Jaa 3.
Sailed Jaa 6 — Stmr Qneen. for Saa Fraacisco;
stmr Nebraskan, for Evtrett; U S stmr Heather,
for crnis*.
Arrived Jan 6 — Stmr Shawmut, from Bremer
ton.
VALDEZ— SaiIed Jan « — Stmr Pennsylvania,
for Seattle.
KETCHIKAN— Arrived Jan s— Stmr Hnm
boldt, from Seattle.
NEAH BAT— Passed In Jan &— Stmr Colonel
E. L. Drake, hence* Jaa .".. for Seattle. :\u25a0 .
CRESCENT— Passed ln Jan C — Large steamer,
yellow stark, white -letter. \u25a0 .
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Jan s— Stmr Hanaiel.
hence Jan 3. Jan C — Stmr Sbosbone. hence Jan
4: stmr Rosnoke. hence Jaa 4; stmr Temple 11. [
Dorr, from Eureka; stmr Santa Rosa, from San
Diego: sfmr Taboe, from Gray* Harbor.
Sailed Jan 6 — Stmr Santa Rosa, for San Fraa
ci^co: stmr Fair Oaks, for Saa frcnclsco.
Sailed Jan o— Stmr Hanslei. stmr Qnleanlt.
for.Saa Francisco; stmr Wellesley. for Columbia
TACOMA— Arrived Jan ft— Bart St. James, ln
tow tng Hercules. beEfe Dee 31*
Arrived Jan 6 — Stmr City ox Po»b!a. hence .
Jan 3: Br stmr Gyiwlc. hence Jaa 2.
Sailed Jan C — Tag Her/rsles. for gan Franci»co.
-VEXTUKA— Arrived Jan ft— Stmr Whluier,
hence Jan 5.
PORT TOWNSEND— SaiIed Jaa «— Ship Er
skine M Phelpa. for Neir York. -
COOS ' BAY— Arrived Jan 2— Stmr Bee. teace
Dec 31: stmr Redoado, hence D«e 81.
EVERETT— Arrived Jaa 6— Stmr Nebnikan,
from Seattle. , •
JUNEAU— Arrived Jan S — Stmr Santa Clara,
from Seattle.
WRANGELL— Arrived J*a « — Star Humboldt.
from SeatUe.Wgfc&SSsasSsi ...
SAN DlEGO— Sailed Jaa 6— Stmr Puadeaa,
for San Francisco; brig Blskeley. for Mexico.
WESTPORT— SaiIed Jaa B— Stnir J MarhoSer.
stmr Chehal's: for Saa Francisco; schr C S
Hotnaes, for. San Pedro. ,
Passed in Jan 6 — Stmr Hoquiam. hence Jts 2.
Passed out Jaa Tt — Schr Ltzsie Vance, far Ssn
Pedro. . .-•-; - ". v ".
MONTERET— SsiIed Jaa 6— Stmr Rcsecraaa,
for Ssn Francisco.
GAVIOTA— SaUed Jsn 6— Stmr W. S. Porter.
for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— SaiIed Jan ft— Ship Falls ef
Clyde, for Monterey.
Ssiied Jan <! — Bark Xanana, for Victoria;
stmr Texan, for Hilo.
FOREIGN PORTS '
PANAMA— SaiIed Jsn s—Ger5 — Ger stmr. Ammoa.
for Hamburg. -
PACIFIC OCEAX .TRAVEL
_^rp"s«s_ Steamers leave Broadway
yg^Jis-MV TVharvea, (Piers 9 aad 11).
/ogl LOW RATES. INCLUDING
/a/Tlgym y\ BERTHS AND MEAI.S.
I I Viksi3».) I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
\ ii' \\^^T«7 RATES
\V^ « JCJ FOR 1.09 AXGELES
NQTayt^P/ V SAX DIEGO
SAXTA BARBARA
BANTA R05A..... Every SueiUt. fl:30 a. m.
STATK OF CAL. ....Every ,Tb.ur*day, 9:30 a. m.
FOII SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AXD VANCOUVER, B. C^
PUGET SOCXD AXD AL.ASKAX PORTS
CITT rUEBLA....Jaa. IS. "Feb. 2, 17. 11 a. m.
CMATILLA.. ....Jaa. 8. 23. J>b. 7. 11 a. us.
QUEEN.......... Jaa. 13. 29, Feb. 12.11 a. ia.
Aad Every Fifth Pay Thereafter.
BOUND .TSIP SOUND EXCURSION. 11 DATS'
Roaad'Trtpr-laclaaicß Berth asd Meals, $45.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
CITT OF TOPEKA..
Ja&. 4. 8. 14. 10. 24. 29. Feb. 2. 10:30 a. ta.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. .
FOR COAYMAS, 3IAZATLAJT, LA PAZ,
EXSEXADA. SAX JOSE DEI. CAW),
51.1CDALEXA BAY". SAXTA ROSALIA
(VIA : SAX PEDRO).
CCBACAO.;:;:.Jaa. 7. Feb. 7. Mar. 7. 10 a. ».
ALASKA CRUISES, 1909 '
Steamship SPOKANE vrfJl leave Seattla 11
p. a. Jose 15, 30. Jaly 15, 30..A8*. 14. ....
Eight-r eserved. to citaasre this schedcle.'
TICKET OFFICES « «.; '
SAN FRANCISCO— 3 Market st., 112 Market at.
aad Broadway Wharf. Telephone Kearny 492.
Geaeral 0ffice* . . . . . :'.. . . . . . . . . ; . JJ2 Market at.
Frelgat 0ffice. ... ....../..... .Broadway Wharf
Oakland Ticket 0ffice. .... i . ... . .»C8 Br««dway
." C. ;I>. DUNANN, G. P. A.. Saa Frasdsea.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
{ORIEXTAL STEA3ISHIP COMPAXV)
8. S. - "Ciyo; Mara".' T.. Saturday, Jaa.' SO, 1909
S. S. "Teayo Xara". : . . . ..Friday,; Feb.* 26, 1909
S. S. VSippcn Mara", (via Maaila) 7. -."......;? - s.
.» . . . . . ... ; . . . ... . . .Friday, March 19. 1309
Steamers \u25a0 sail ' from ccrapaay'a piera, Nos. : 42,
44. near foot of Second st..l. p. n>.. for Yoko-
hama aad Honctcas. celllnp a t Honolulu. Kcbe
(}3irrt>(. Nagasaki sad £hao;ba!. and.coaaectias
at ; HoDzkons . with ctraaiera . for ; Mcclla, - India,
etc. No cargo- received oa board oa day of s*C-
ia?. R<mi>d trip tickers at reduced \u25a0 rates. — ,
i For ; freisht *- and paasaffe \u25a0 appl y vat cfic*, 24
James Flood boHdlu;. :?--.- W. H. AVERT. -.': :
.:\u25a0--• :•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0-."\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' v, A sslytaat ; Geaeral ; Maaajer.
HOXOLVLU-^S. ''- sl Alanteda -saUa , 11 'fsi.Tnu
Jan. 1». "00. Special rooad trip $110. first class.
TAHITI AXD > XEW ZEALAND- S. S.
\ Maiiposa \u25a0 sails ill a. ia. Feb. 2. \u25a0 Special • rcaod
trip Tahiti/ $ICS. Waliiaxtoa, N.. Z., .$260,
-. rooad trip..- \u25a0 •.-- -\u25a0 ' - \u25a0 :•.'---.. "'/,\u25a0'•- -'. . * ->*
OCEANIC LINE,' 673 Mkt.st.: tel. Ksaray 1231.
BAY/AJVD; IXTERURBAX ROUTES
AUJ^yiSLANp NA\^ YARD
: Val lie jo,S Napa, St. ; Helena
ST.' iIELEXA-— -XAPA VALLEV.ROCTE
Moatlcello S. S.TCo.I and Napa Valley Electric
R. JJ.' Co. •„>: Close ;coßaeetto«au
(^ROUXb;TRIPS^DAILV--e
r Beats Mea vet Sao '.7:00.*1*9:45 a. m»
12:30n«08,V3:15,';6^X>,>?850.p. m.'" - ;-> s'--
. San - Fraacisco • laadUis; aad ' office. Clay street
wharf.'V north \u25a0 end I ferry; bulldin*. Mir t tt ' atreet
ferry. M«als al Ia eartewT-r:'-";^--^--"^".'-.'^.-.- - \u25a0 Si
Phone iKearay s 408.:- .',
•Laads ;cavxr yard direct. .
AUCTION SALES
TWENTIETH_ANNUAL SALE
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUGS
BY ACCTIOX— COMMELNCIXG
THURSDAY. - JAXUAR V T. 1809
AXD COXTIM'IXG UXTIL -SATTRDAY. JASIABY SWtt
At 3 o'doelc P. M. DallT »
At 1660 VAN NESS AYE. Cor. Sacramento
' Instead of the usual discount or reduction sale, at certain fixed prices,
we haye 1 concluded to hold an auction and let you make the prices.
Our entire stock of over 1,200 Rugs, each one a gem. carefully selected
br an expert, including many rare Antiques, whose equals have never been
offered at auction Before, will be sold. •_.
Inspection invited.* Catalogues at the sale.
EVERY RUG GUARAXTEED AS DESCRIBED.
MIHRAN & CO.
Mr. C. H. Lncnsrne. from American Art Gallery of X>vr York, win con-
duct t hi* sale.
tes £& Ste
SATURDAY. Janoary 9 at 11 a: ta.. bis auc-
tion sale. 100 bead of bis mares, borses and
amlen. They weigb from 1.200 to 1,700 poends.
tingle and spaas, onltabie for raacb. plow aad
C^neral delivery. 565 4ta st.. Oaklaad^
GUAYAQUIL— SaCed Jan 6— Ger stmr Serak.
fer Saa Fraacisco, via way ports.
VALPARAISO— SaiIed Jaa *— Ger stmr Her
manthia, for Saa Francisco, via way ports.
VICTORIA— SaiIed Jaa 9— Br stmr Carltcm.
fcr Ualf-d Kingdom.
Arrived Jan 6 — Fr stmr Corse, from Antwerp
via Yokohama.
Sailed Jan 6— Stmr Queen, far San Fraadsc*.
PUERTO MEXlCO— Sailed .an 4— Stmr Ore
goolaa, for New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW XORX— Sailed Jaa e— Stmr Hamburg.
from Genca: stmr LssUaslt, from Liverpool;
stair Z!elaad. from Antwerp.
ST VINCENT. C V— Arrived previously— Star
Delie Rlckmers, frora Portland. Ore, via Mca*
tevtde© for Uaited Kiardom.
SOUTHAMPTON— SaiIed Jaa «— Stmr Teu
tonic, for New York via Cher*»arg aad Queens
town; stmr Prlaa Friedrica Wllhelsj. far New
York. Tia Cherbourg.
HAMBURG — Arrived Jaa «—strar« — strar Ramseit.
frora Saa Francisco, etc, via Montevideo, Las
Palmas and Hull.
HONGKONG — Arrived previously— Stmr Mon
golia, from San Fraacisco via Honolulu. Y<\u25a0•»<>
bams,* etc.
MONTEVIDEp— Silled Jaa *— Stmr Aaubis.
from Saa Fraacisco for Hamburg.
Memoranda
SAN PEDRO. Jaa «— Star Qi^nault. bound
oat this afternoon, ran into F. X Wood's wharf
tad damaged redder: will be towed to Ssn Fran
cisco by stmr Wellesley for repairs.
Ptrr stmr Jim Butler — Had schr Sehome in
tow from Graya Harbor, bound to San Francisco,
but owing to heavy SE winds blowing had to cast
her airirt Jaa 3 when off Cane Blanco.
XEW LAWYERS ADMITTED
SACRAMENTO. Jan. C. — The follow
ing passed the examination for admis
sion to the bar this afternoon before
the appellate court of the third dis
trict:
James T. Beard, Ralph Waldo Rose.
AY. P. Rich. C. M. Gill. J. A. Smith.
G. B. Blanckenburg. William S. An
drew?, D. A. Clingan. Xewton A. John
son, Thomas A. Barlow. Georee AY.
Smith, C. R. Taylor. P. J. ilcSherry.
Louis. H. Bailey.,"S. P. Tuttle Jr., H. C.
Reyman, A. H. Brandt A. K. Clark. D.
M. Simmons. J. S. Johnson. R. 11. Bor
land. X. P. Bryan, C C. Morgan. J. A.
Brown, F. A. Adams. H. F. Glenfor. M.
H. Iverson. Silas- Penry. C. C. Case. L.
J. Schlno and Scott Herrlcks.
"WILL NOT WED MRS. MAYBRICIv
CHICAGO. Jan. 6. — Charles T." Wag
ner, secretary of the lecture bureau
which has charge of the public ap
pearance of Mrs. Florence liaybrick,
today entered a vigorous denial of a
report that he and Mrs. Maybrick are
to wed. ,
AVI LI/ XOT HEAR OIL CASE
CHICAGO, Jan. 6. — Judge Landls has
Informed the district attorney that he
would not hear the second trial of tbe
Standard oil case, but would transfer it
to some other Judge.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
fr&Sß^ TRAINS LEAVE
P^P9 SAN FRANCISCO
V^gX Market St Ferry
Leave for— j A.M. \ P.M.
Bakersfield ,| B^>o S.OO-10.00
Chicago .1 ... 8.09-10.00
Fresno ..'- 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand .Canyon 8.00-10.00
Hanford 8.00 S.OO -1
Kansas aty S.OO-10.00
Merced S.OO 8.00-10.00
Stockton 8.00 4.00- 8.00-10.00 1
Stockton, Oak-
dala & Sierra
Ry points.. 1 ;.. 9.45
Tulare 8.00 ?.«0-10.00
Visalia 8.00 8.00-10.09
Yoaemlte ....... 8.00
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at IOtOO p. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, Saa Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland.
— ; : j
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
SOCTHEBX DIVISIOX. JAX. T. l»00.
VL*. SAUSALITO ; {
For Sansallto. Mill \alle7. Rax-!
fael — Dally — Every thirty minute from 6:43 |
A. M. to 9:45 A. M.; boorly natil 3:45 P. M-:
then 4:15 aad every thirty minutes until 6:45
P. M.: then 7:45. 9:42 P. M. aad 12 M.
For FaUrfM— Week fiays— «:4s. 7:15. 5:15.
10:45 A. M-; <2:43 P. M. Sarardars oaly) 3:45.
4:15, 4:45. 3:15. 5:45 P. M. Sandays— S:ls.
9:45. 10:45. 11:«5 A. M.;' 12:45. 1:45. 2:45, 4:45
P. M.
- For Saa Qnentln— Daily— S:4s A. M. aad
2:45 P. M. \u25a0
8:15 A. M. daily . for Cazadero aad way
stations. . .* - .
2:45 P.M. Saturday oaly for Caxadno aad
way stations. !
VIA TIBUROX
For Tiburon. Belvedere and San Ra«
fael— 7:ss. *»:10. 11:00 A. M.: { '12:30 P. MJ
Satardays caly) 3:30, 5:10. •C;3O P. M. dally.
Oa Soadays addltloaal trips at >:oft A.M.:
12:30 aad 0:30. P.M . for Saa Rafael aad later-
ic-diate points.
7:35 A. M. dally for Prtalassa. sacta Rosa,
BealdsbtK?. Cloverdale. Vkiab: Wlllits, Saer-
vrood. ' Sebastopol aad way stations. .
7:23 A. M. daily. . except Saaday, for Cl*n
Ellen. . <jnera<vQle. River Laadia; 1 aad ray
sißtlonj. .•- \u25a0:
8:OJ A.-M.. Ssaday. •aiy — Petalama. Saata
Bosa. Healdsbars. Cloverdale,. Glen Ellen. Gaer-
aevUie. Rirer Landlrc aad way stations.
11:00 A. IS. for. Petaisata. Ssvj Rosa aad
way statio&s. -
•- 3:30 P. 3,1. Sally far Petafauna. sa?ta Ron,
Ilealdstnirjr. Cloverdale. L*tit U, , Oaeroe»iUe. Se-
bastopul and way stations.
5:10 P. U daily for Petahiaa. Saata Rosa,
Cir-n Ellen and way • station?.
2 *To Tiboros only.
Pacific Transfer Company's Arents ar* au-
thorised t© eb*ck bae^are direct from n-sideapc.
Ticket . Office* N'ortb Ecd Ferry Bdldla: and
574 Market street. Flood building.
MUIR WOODS
MJCSSvBIk AND
9® MT. TAMA LPAIS
VIA SAUSALtTO FERRY
rooT or *»r«jt »t.
'^jr. JfflgATS-WHMY V3K
Uto fnatfta t if. Kit fate " j It. Itauiwi
wkkx acw-. wire 1 sux- vtn scn-
»»T PAT- • PAT \ . .DAT .'. D A T . p±T
••s*st G«^sa M3O* 1 1 :45 a 7:20 a 10:40
•4:45* 10:45 a e2:4oa 2:50. 4:14, |2:4Ep
11:45* 4:20 a ,4 :OSt •8:10 a 2:45»
••-•• iUlrivv V 5:15, .:v.^ 4*es
: \u25a0£^ap\- ;—; — ....... S:IS»
'^^fVv. titoßdaroiiy. - Qflssatpuimlr. '
nektt OSees— Sasolito Ferry aad &72 Mikat
. ' Ccscrsl Ogcea—^Ma YaEey, Calcorsti
OC^^HORE:RAILWAY
: --. '12th } aad ". Mission) — D»l3y m. . Sanday— Lv'
fl^JO a. 1:43 p. 0:40 p. , Ar.: 7^sa. 9:10 a. 5:10 p.
Suadays— Lv.:- : »:30a. •10:10 a, 12:15p, 5:40 p.
Ar.: »:10a. ll:iGa, ,»4:33p,-5:10p. •Uraaada Ex-
oress — No itcn. 9 »MHhk@!
njc? sto £*?,
Several large eoaslxasent* cf i.ir;c horses »"•! -
toares. ws;cns. bu^Tirs in) l»rr.» «»\u25a0 of etm T"
scrij>tion. wm h* sold ai Datoce^ Stable* THritS-
I PAY. Jaanarr .'.. 11 «. m.. 13th nf»r Valeacla.
Oat.iJe stock sold. T, 1. Markrt 146 a
I TTif. CLOCGH. Aactioayer.
RAaWAT TRAVEL
XVtTV Trsks f e *»c aad ara fat > •
\^HssH^l an Franciscoc.
\wsl=yOj Fecm Nor. S. 19CS
FEURY DEPOT
X *-— ** Foot oi Market Stf»eS
Leat» —VIA OAKLAND PIKS— Arriv»
6.40 a. Harwrd. KCes, £aa Jess 7jCSj»
7 JKi Richaond. Fort Costa, Beskia, Sci- ,"
» -.r, D'.i~s, Sxrtatzto. kotnik.
iii.-yiv;::f, Unidlzc Cansaso*.... 7^3pn
7 .00* Dmira, YaaTiUr. Kcassr 7.22)
7JlOa Uavia. Wotxfiacd (SbrjsvSleL Oro- - ,
v;Ji>. T.U^axs. l!as*«i Tli3b«a>
HiajJtoa. CoraiDt Km Bh-SF. . . 7^B*
7.43 a W'.ejo. Naps. (. aiatcga. Ssata Rosa.
Martiaei. Saa Eaaoii , V.2S*
7.40» }.;:•». rVsrintcß. Lhrmere. La-
throp. Stoektoa. Tr^wv. Los Bssoa,
Kfraua, Uantord. V iniia. Porler-
vifle. Bakfnfi»W. 1-239>i
SJMa liussd. Seinrk. t^tertie. Saa
Jose. L4SS Gates, \lncht. Lacrei 8.43f j
&20a Port CUta. Marline:, fcjroa. Iracr.
f toektaa. Jlr-»i. Froso. Gosbea
J-Jcstioa (Ha-t'nrd). \ issha, Perter-
vjiia. 4.43 a:
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9.00» H'&tn, livenaors. EttM:itcn(»J!2tmi>.
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Kansas Utv... T. 22?
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10.20 a Loa A-s?>s l"is.-cs-— 1 ors Testa,
Martiaes, Bj-ron. Tra*:.-. ttorltrn,
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TuJare. BaksrsSeJd Lea Arp^e? • • 7.4Ca
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£aeraiaeata 'froefcee. Htan. Mir.a,
Toaopah. iVi-UrM. Lavs. l.cc>r.. 7.45 a
1 0. 40 a MwTsr^fc. Chico, hrd IJaff 4.25 a
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SaaJcse 9.SS?
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lirenaor*. Tracy, J.rraaß. Lea
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(ksto. Merced. Irrwoo. 12X3*
- - 3.30s VU rabaroa. West Kspa, Sr. L'rVna.
CaJJstari lO^3>
4.00 a Vi;.;.,;!:-:!;-; Fan Eamoa. Kspa.
CsCctaca. Sasta Resa. B.oB*
4 .00 a NSis. Tracy, saselt >oa. Lcdi 1 0.23 a
4.40 a Ma. LeaaUio. Ha> n: J. XL'es.l 13.2««
Pleuaatoa. livenacre It! 1.43 a
5.00 a TJs Owl limited — 'Tewaaw. Los
H*3o». ilewicrti. Iresoo. Tuhre.
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6.20» Sna Lesa(ir>. Niles. .-.» Jew 7.48* \u25a0
; 5.40 a TaSejo. Port Cnftn. Peaicia. Scisn.l,
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&20a Eamsra Exprets— Otrfea v Pneblo.
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COAST UNE |
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5.40 a Eiattle — Val»n:ii St. Oresa Vir», , l
Ceme-enes. South Ssa Frsacisco. Z3d
S:.T»t, 3d ant' Towaamd ..... 8.5 C« <
6Jl9* South Saa Frastiaca. £an Jcse. Cl- )
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A'entara, Oxsard, Lm Avg^rt 1 1. 45 a?
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San Mateo. Pate JUio. Ssa Jose 6.30 a
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