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Additional Sports News
VANQUISH VAMPIRES
IN FAST SOCCER
CONTEST
thistles Gain a Good Chance to
Win the California League
Championship
Bob Shand
•" IU-suHeJ of yesterday's soccer games:
'V Thistles, lj Vampires. 0; at San Ma
". . <«*©.
\u25a0•.."; Independents, 7| Bnlldinjtr Trades. 0?
: -at Presidio.^'
;. . \lblun Rover*, 4; Scotlas, O» at park
..stadium. Jr
.. H«n.Hs. i; Burns, O; at Alameda.
•\u25a0'-.•• By defeating the Vampires in a fast
•. . B*me •* San Mateo yesterday tb« Thls
rrj.tles gained more than an even chance
-. vto \vin the championship of the Cali
fornia football league. The score was
-• J .to to 0, and was a fair reflex
'.of the play. This is the second de
. .feat the Vamps have sustained this
\u25a0 season, losing their first game last
; ..Sunday to the San Franciscos.
;...• The Thistles had a shade the better
. . _ «f the play in the first period, but
.-. the defense of the Vamps was impreg
nable and there was no scoring in this
: half. The Vampires played a better
game in the concluding period, but
Vtwing ;.£> Duncanson.' and Gray the
.'•-.Scotch side annexed the only goal of
Ihe game.
.". Referee Robinson failed to appear
.and L. Patterson officiated. The teams
. were as follows:
•Vampires. Position. Thistles.
\u25a0M(Tarlane...:. Mcltitchie
• Hunter Richt back Smith
. Middleton Loft back Kay i
*w«in Right half Christie
• •!>*«• Center half Gore'
. A. .Mackenzie Left half McTurk
Bernard t.. .Outside right. .Duncanson i
? :f. .Mackenzie Inside right Gray I
.. i:..:»:-:s.-u. Center W. H. Jackson!
• l»ownle Icalde left Towns
• Singer Outside left Scott
The Independents played rings
: around the Builders at the Presidio
•. athletic grounds, and the game never
...'looked like a contest at any period.
The lineup:
Independents. Position. Trades.
-'Crawler Gi*l Smith
Klrwin Bi^tit back Dewar
. Soutar .Left back SomerviUe
Anderson Bight half McKlnley
" Grant ...Center half Ilausr
-• " Alrcy Xeft half Campbell
Jones. . ; .Outside right Dewar
. Donahue....". Inside right Carswell
.. r-yfion Center Wardlaw
Kay Inside left Bell
lly*>tt Outside left. . . .Broomneld
The game at Alameda between the
Hornets and Burns was stubbornly con
tested, and the fact that the Hornets
'.\on by a score of one goal to nothing
..was due to the ineffectiveness of the!
••"IJurns forwards in front of goal.
/" The teams were as follows:
•/> Hornets — Mcßitchle, Buckingham,
' 'Waeber, Massey. Lynch, Williams,
\u25a0\u25a0 Briggs, Deykin, Elliot, Sharpe and
: : Lces.
Burns — Lowe, Grant, Sharp, Harris,
•'" Doigr. Mclntyre. Walker. Welsh, Rowe, J
• Muriroe and Haden.
.The Albion Rovers and Scotias met
. " at the stadium, and the Oakland bunch
\u25a0 • liad little trouble in getting away with
-.Hie spoils. 4 to 0. Pike and Langland
"stored In the initial spasm and Pike
"added two on his own account in the
iinal period. The teams:
'•'\u0084••, Sf-otia*. Position. Sorers.
-Smith Goal Marra
.' Itipht back Anderson 1
• Warrea J.e£t back Selkirk
' . i-.man itipht half Mclatyre
" Tain Left half McKlernon
• "Brown Center half Mlzea
.tJlc-odenning Outside riyht Walters
- " "Armour Inside right ; Milne
!.»><-anrtier Center MeKee
• .f'opeland laslde left Pike
.•JCbristle Outside left Balmaln
Whites Beat Reds in Poor
Polo Match
SCORG
Whites C — W. 5. Hobart 4, R. M.
Tobln 2.
Urd* 4 — T. A. DrUcoll 3, J. Law
son I.
TRUSS
Whites — Hobart 4, Tobln 3.
Rieds— Drlscoll 3. Lawion 1.
SIDES
White* — Edward Howard, RJch
sirrt M. Toliln. G. F. Parsons, Wal
irr S. Hobart.
Reds— Georee T. Cameron, Cap
tain F. IMckering;, John Lawson,
Thomas A. Drlscoll.
.Referee — Cyril Tobln.
Timer— J. Farrell.
The polo game of the San Mateo polo
club which took place yesterday on the
Clark field was somewhat disappoint
ing. The game of the week previous
was of such a high class that it was
thought that the men would be in fine
condtt'on yesterday. To add zest to the
same Captain F. Pickering, a noted polo
player of England and Canada, took
.part in the game..;-"
\u25a0 -The captain was on strange ponies
and was not up to his mettle, but from
what was seen of his playing he will be
a, valuable adjunct to the force on the
local in -Ids-.
It was a free for all rapping game
yesterday, and the players seemed to
ca§t aside all regard for team work,
which at times brought as many as
three men on a. side on the ball. The
sticlr^work was poor, and had it been
better- the "Whites would have won by
a far greater margin. The game had
the lee-st class of the season.
Schrubb Is Offered Match
With Con Connolly
The Marathon craze Is still on, and
Sam Berger, not content with the match
for local talent at the ball grounds,
Sunday, February 7, is casting about
in an endeavor to land Alfred Schrubb,
the great English runner, to meeet Con
nolly not later than two weeks after
the latter takes on the local contend
e. Joe Woodman, a personal friend of
Schrubb. wired the English runner last
night, asking him to. come on. There
'is a chance that Schrubb. will heed the
Vail though Marathon runners are in
t=Mch demand throughout the east now
that they are hard to land.
Schrubb is considered by experts to
•be one of the greatest distance run
ners of modern times. He is: to meet
Longboat in New York, within the. next
" few days, and if he is successful in
\u25a0 beating the Indian he -Wfll be look
upon as the biggest MaMathon card in
the business. - Schrubb' has done- most
'of bis great work at a- distance of.
.-ibout 15 miles, but his friends claim
ihat he can go the whole route. of 2<
miles 585.. yards with any of them'and
Jinish strong^ -_ •
AUKLI.AXUS RECEIVES OFFERS
J^AN JOSK. Jan. 10. — Information
loaked out hv.re today that several club
owners in the California State league
were flirting with Frank Arellanes, the
.«>ng California.!! who played the tail
md of the season" with the Boston
Americans last year. Arellanes is here,
and'whlle'hn will not affirm the rumfer,
he will not deny it, which gives it; some
• olor of truth. Cy Moreing of Stockton
fs eaid to be the magnate who is after
the pitcher. \u25a0
D IS ATH CLAIMS RACING WMAX^
S\X AKTOMO. Tex.. Jau. 10.—\£il
liairn H Sims, a well known.racing man,
died \u2666oday following an -operation, v
VX.XSS A.VO I»A"PKIS SIATCHISD
LOrf AKGl^Lli^s. Jan. 10.— Jim; Flynn
and Billy Papke have been: matched to
lijrht 1 0 * roundP/hftfore McCarey's atli
.Aic club; in fliiM city on a February
dale to be decided later.
CLEVER MARKSMEN
BEGIN ANNUAL
SHOOTING
Good Scores Made: by Members
of Clubs Competing at
Shell Mound
' \ — \u25a0\u25a0 ' '
OAKLAND, Jan:" 10.— The majority of
the shooting clubs which compete at
the Shell Mound' ranges began their
annual competitions today. Despite the
cold weather a larero nnmiipr of marks
men were present.
D. B. Faktor, shooting in the. expert
class of the San Francisco ' schuetzen
verein, made the creditable score of 214
and excelled the scores in all other
classes. J. H. Kuhlke was high man in
the ehoot of the Independent rifles, with
a score of 65. F. Schohay was second
with 51. *
Captain J. D. Heise won the honors in
the Norddeutscher club's rifle competi
tion with a score of 223. Following
are the scores made by the members of
the various '.clubs:
Irish Volunteers" .monthlj medal shoot — Cor
poral J. P. Waters. 39; S. Dineen. 24: Corporal
T. Moj-nlhan. 31: John French. 3S; M. O'Xell.
lo: M. B. Toomey. 22; J. Doody. 19; D. O.
SulllTan. 2S; A. Murphy, 40; -M. Moynlhan. 35;
H. p. Falgan. 3S; D. llarnedy. 37; P. Ilerlrhy.
37; Captain Thomas McXaboe, 17: Cornorsl D
O'Connel. 36. .
San Francisco ' turner ' shuetzen. ring shoot —
C. Abrahams. 147. 150; F. J. Klatzl. IC2, ' 180;
Captain J. Straub. 140; D.- Daridson \u25a0' 100. -188*
Lieutenant A- Furth, 15tf, 143; C. Sagehorn,
123. 161; H. Ence, 178. 213; Lieutenant ' E.
Fliscbw. 115. 102; J. Ottnat. 105. 104; J. J.
Kuchn. C 5. 101; J. J. Mahr. 94. 102.
Independent Rifles, monthly medal shoot—'
J. H. Kuhlke, Co; F. Schohay.' 51: J. Donotan,
41; P. Schntr. 57; P. Volkman. 01; J. H. Bush,
SO; A. J. -Stacy. 30: A. Christensen. 44; J.
Steiner. Sl;' Captain J. C. Moore. CS; Captain
11. Schllchtman. 37: G. w. Steffens. 27.
San Francisco schcetren verein, 'medal ahoot-
Inr. expert class— l). B. Faktor. 214; champion
class, 11. Bornholdt. 211 : ; first class, " Augrust
Westphal. 205; second claw. H. Interman. 203;
fourth class, K. Hoffman, IC4. Bullseye scores —
H. Huber. 229; D. B. Faktor, 241; n. Born
holdt, 500; F. Schnster. 509; O. Lemcke. 756;
Captain J. D. Heise. 816; A.' Junglblut. 054; H.
Heine. 1,000; J. De Wit. 1.051: A. Westphal.
1.211; E. Bottscher. 1.506; G. Gunther, 1,551;
F. Itust. 1.705; F. Hensel. 1,785; Captain Stel
lins. 2,110.
Xorddentseher Bchnetzen clnb. bullseye scores
— H. Rosenreldt. 271; H. Ilubcr. 632; J: D.
Heise. 761: G. H. Bahrs. 765; O. Lemcke, 1,082;
D. Schwormstede, 1.059; W. F. Ganns, 1.295;
August Westphal. 1.540; F. P. Schuster, 1,325.
Golden Gate pistol and rifle club, monthly
medal pistol shooting — J. B. Gorman, S2. 92,
02, 83; G. Armstrong. 89. 89. 89. 94; C. Whaley,
SO. 87; SI. W. Housner. 76. 81: K. M. Jones,
77. 77. 7», Si: M. Witt. BS, 89; E. Zion. 54. 6S.
Kifle scores— J. M. Klassen. 224; G. Pattberg,
219. 200; G. M. Barley. 214, 208; B. Jonas, 210,
208. 202: W. P. Blassc, 213. 209: K. Klndpren,
165; C. W. Whaley. 150; M. W. Houraer. 196.
Germania achuetien- club, expert class — O.
Bremen 211; H. Hnber. 210; C. M. Henderson,
212. 214; F. Mason. 208. 207; J. Tammeyer.
214. Champion class— W. Blasse. 207; U. J.
Fraser, 224. 210: J. D. Hetse. 1»«: B. P.
Jones. 205; Captain Stilling, 21G. First class—
G. Bahrs. 199; H. Bornholdt, 209; S. Helno,
207; August Westphal. 194. Second class — J.
de ViTlt. 161: G. Pattberg. 212. 207. Third
class— <J. Bottscher. 162. 16S; B. Hoffman. 158.
BOOK KEEPER TETSALL
EXPLAINS PECULATIONS
Roscnthal's Man Wanted to Buy
Ranch With Money
Still denying all knowledge of the
attempt to destroy the Rosenthal store
by fire, Fred J. Tetsall, the book keeper
of that firm, who- confessed to stealing
several thousand dollars from" the com
pany, is .confined in the city prison
awaiting the result of the; Investigation
by the police.
He told the same story yesterday, of
how he spent the Saturday night the
night of the fire, and Sunday, as he did
on Saturday.
Mrs. Tetsall called on her husband
yesterday in the city prison. . The meet
ing between the two was almost a repe
tition of the day before, when the
young wife was all but overcome with
grief. . *
Asserting that it was his wife's Illr
ness which prompted him to steal, Tet
sall said that he wanted to buy a ranch
in Xapa county, where he might take
his wife to regain her health. Tetsall
also recited how. several business un
dertakings of liis failed and that he
lost several hundred dollars of his
own money, and this made him desper
ate and he stole from Rosenthal. He
had embarked Jn the egg business and
had interested himself in various other
undertakings without success.
He asserted yesterday that he had in
tended to make good his peculations
and that he had already begun to re
store the stolen money when his theft
was discovered.
BOTH CONSTRUCTOR
EVANS AND WIFE ARE ILL
Divorce Case Will Be Called in
Fairfield Early This Morning
The startling: exposure of the domes
tic troubles of the family of Naval
Constructor Holden A. Evans of Mare
island has been followed by the seri
ous illness of both Evans and his wife,
Mrs. Maude Evans, the former London
music hall actress.. -
Last evening: Evans was confined to'
his home at Mare island, suffering from
severe pains in the head, and at her
retreat in this city Mrs. Evans was re
ported to be seriously ailing".
In spite of the Illness of Evans and
the fact that he was released, from the
naval hospital late yesterday afternoon,
it is understood that the divorce case
will be called at Fairfield. Solano
county, this morning,, at" 8:15 o'clock.
If the constructor is not able to be
about, however, the case will be post
poned until tomorrow or such time as
he is able to appear.
Personal Mention
John Hadley of New York Is at the
Savoy.
1.. Burnett of Sacramento is at the
Holland.
D. N. Manning: of Eureka is at the
Baltimore.
E. Allard of Los Angeles Is a guest
at the Stewart. ' ;
W. K. Kinley, a railroadman of Chi
:ago, is at the St. l<"r<incis.
Senator \u25a0 John I*' Wilson of Seattle
is staying at the Fairmont.
Dr. H. B. Mitchell. of Los Angeles is
a guest at the SL Francis. ':
Louis Spitz, a real estate man of
Seattle, is at the Argonaut.
J. B. Fields, a banker of Monteres*,
is registered at the St. Francis. ,- ; *;
John Coughlan of Vancouver, and A
Lindsay of Sacramento are at the Manx.'
Dr. and Mrs. O. Chambers : of Rock
Springs, Wyo., ; are guests at the \u25a0 Fair
mont. \u25a0-' :/ . : / '
Dr. and Mrs. G. G. :R. Kinney"of
Tacorha are guests at the Union
Square. 1 .
C. L. Clark of -Siskiyou and George
Ij. Hughes and wife of Winters" are at
the Imperial.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Ellis Ladner of Van
couver are" spending their honeymoon
at. the. Stewart."...
Frederick Swan ton," m.anagor?"of the
Santa Cruz Beach company, is staying
at the St. Francis. . - ';
Mr., and Mrs. George Whittell"have
returned v . from a » trip. o;»st and taken
apartments; at the FairmonL";
A. Lindsley/ secretary of .tharailvvay
conductors,, is at the . Manx registered
from -Sacramento. He is accompanied
by, Mrs. ; Lindsley.
Mrs. L. riansohon!.' left San. Francisco
yesterday ; for a visit, of six weeks : at
New York. While she -is^iiv the;eastern
city she will stay at the Hotel St. An
drp^J§BHMHß(inii
THE SAN ERAyCISCO /)ALI) MONDAY; J^NIJABY 1900.
Steamer M. S. Dollar Loses Mascot
and Ship's Company Mourns
Big Norwegian jFreighterU
GHafter Here for Repairs
The steamship M. S. Dollar arrived
yesterday from the orient, and although
the* .'vessel made a good run there
was grier on board uwing to the death
of ; Boko, pet monkey and mascot. Boko
was accidentally killed the ] day before
the vessel reached this port. The little
monkey- was taken . oh board (at Hong
kong." He was a lively, sprightly:^ and
gentle, little creature, 1 - and the- officers
ari?l crew took to him at once. : \On the
way across the. Pacific: He was the life
of theentire ship's company. V
When the steamSr .: left ; San Pedro for
this port Boko was, running around the
deck in the gayest of spirits. At night
he' was missed, and although a search
was made for him he > could i not ; - be
found. The next ' morning his kittle
body was, discovered on : top of one. of
the .boilers with a J great hole pierced
through his heart. It was evldentßoko
had tried to make a* long leap and had
fallen, striking some sharp-part^ of the
machinery. He was burled- with sailor
honors.
The only passengers on the Dollar
were Miss Frances L. Mathew and her
father. J. M. Mathew: j Miss Mathew.
had won some prominence; as an'au
thor. She joined the vessel: at Astoria
and made the voyage with It to the
orient and then back to- this port
' The M. S. 1 Dollar was 59 "days , from
Hongkong, 29 days from Mororan and
38 hours from San Pedro/,
Cornea to Port for Repairs
The^ T orwegrian steamer Henrik Ib
sen put. into port yesterday for re
pairs, * The? Ibsen came from' Newport
to Ancon, bringing coal to' tha^
point for us<Tof the Pacific fleet. When
the coal was being, discharged Cap
tain Standwitz discovered that sev
eral of the " plates on both" the port
and starboard sides had been 'sprung.
He deemed it' best to put into this
port .for repairs, although he was ; or
dered to proceed to Grays Harbor
Captain Standwitz does not know
where the vessel will, be repaired, but
he thinks that Uncle Sam will probably
send the vessel up to the dry dock
at Mare island. . v
After' the Ibsen discharged its cargo
at Ancon the government ' rechartered
It to J. J. Moore & Co., to go to Grays
Harbor and load lumber. Now' that
the' vessel -must be repaired, it Is,pos
sible that It will not be able to. make
its objective point atUhe time speci
fied In the charter. In that case the
charterers can cancel their contract
if they so desire.
Gets New Foremaat
The hauling out of the foremast of
the bark Annie Johnson attracted at
tention from the passersby -on the
water front yesterday. The Annie
Johnson is lying along side . Howard
street wharf No. --'2, close up to East
street. On the dock there is a donkey
engine which, by means of an improv
ised derrick on the bark, is slowly
raising up the old mast.
The new mast is all -ready to be
placed In position, and Captain Nilson
expects the work to \u25a0be , finished by
the end of the week. -• The : vessel ; will
then resurao her run to,Hllb. " /
It Is possible that the - mainmast
may be replaced, . should - the under
writers find the change necessary.
Sights Biff Drifting Tree
Captain Dorrls, of the steamship
Homer, which arrived yesterday,: three
days from Astoria,, reports that Janu
ary 9, at 9 a. m., when 5 .miles north
northwest of Blunts Reef lightship,
he sighted a big tree. 'It was well out
of the water and had large branches
and roots. It appeared \u25a0\u25a0 to 'be about
80 feet In length.
Patrol Again In Service
The police boaf Patrol, '\u25a0\u25a0 > which has,
been over on the Oakland .ways for the 1 ;
last week receiving a - generalntouch
ing up. is back again -.ln-the" f service
and at its old dock. Mission No. 1. • t ,
Transports Seiner Stripped
Both the transports Crook*- and Sher
man, . now lying at the transport dock,
are being stripped as 'fast as possible
of /fittings and, furnishings, and in "ft
short time they, will . temporarily go
out of 'service; ' "v| •.„ : \u25a0
The transport; Logan, now'undergo
ing extensive repairs at the Rlsdon
iron works, will soon be ready to go
into commission.
Will Unload Coal
The bark Agate, which has been ly
ing at Butchertown for ; the last six
months laden with coal, was towed up
to the Western Fuel company's dock at
Mission street wharf No. 2 yesterday
and will begin discharging there today.
Returns From the North
The tug Hercules returned yesterday
from ' Tacoma, to which port' lt had
towed the old ,-bark : St. James. The
Hercules was 76 hours making the run
down the coast. -;,-;. \u25a0
Sails From Ilomplalu
The Pacific Mail" steamship Man
churia sailed from Honolulu 'Saturday
afternoon at "5" o'clock; bound, for .this
port. It should arrive; here Friday af
ternoon. ...
Lumber Arrivals \u25a0
Lumber arrivals ; from the north
coast yesterday by sea amounted to
3,415,000 feet: - ; -. "
SHIPPING NEWS OP COAST
Items of Interest \u25a0to Mariners
of. the Pacific
SAN PEDHO, Jan. 10.— Tha; British steamer
Vaduo, Captain Johnson, arrired . today,, out 10
days - from • Victoria. B. C. with a cargo of
fertilizer. The steamer . was delayed by head
winds, and fog. The Vadsoi will load a return
cargo of asphaltum for British . Columbia.
The * steamship . State .of California.- Captain
Thomas., arriyed., this morning from' San Diego
and . after taking freight and passengers she
cleared for San rYnncliTcn. /''^ftvipftsgfyxDskMSA
- The steamer Argyle. Captain Dlckson, arrtrefl
this . morning from Oleum with 27,000 , barrels
of refined oil ' for • the \u25a0 Union ; oil company.' . The
Argyle will load a full cargo of •: cnlde oil at
Terminal. ' '* -; ,- \u25a0 \u25a0-;:\u25a0;. . .
ASTORIA, Jan. 10.— Steamer -Breakwater ar
rived today . from < Coos ' bay ' with :\u25a0 freight . and
passengers, and left up -the- river <In an attempt
to reach Portland through the ice. :
. Steamer . Northland .. arrived i today from • San
Francisco and tied up at this point. The North
land is \to load lumber at Portland. : but « it \u25a0 will
be several days before the ; river ' will be open.
: Steamer Tallac • arrived . today \u25a0 from ; San Fran
cisco to load lumber," and will leave up as soon
as the river open*. - - : \u25a0. , . : - i ;
" Steamer ~ : Majestic, which .'was to goiupithe
river •to ; load • lumber. " received .; orders • today •to
proceed to \u25a0' Port * Townsend; and \u25a0:\u25a0 got : out >, this
afternoon."-..-.' •"--/\u25a0 -•.<-'»"\u25a0; _ ;: \u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0-' \u25a0 "-; .: ; ,•• : -
; Steamer Argo Is tied: up" at this point, . await
ing au opportunity, to- get. up; to Portland. '\u25a0
Army- Transport* -\
' Tlw , togan \u25a0is in x port.
The Crook Is in port.
The Buford left Honolulu . December 14 for
Manila./: ' ~ \u25a0 . ,
The Sherman Is In port. . /
The Warren" ls at; Manlla>-~
''.The Sheridan," homeward bound, sailed January
5 from Honolulu. -. . . \u25a0_..<• „
- The Thomas sailed '- January . ; 5 for « Manila, r\u25a0,..;r \u25a0\u0084 .;
\u25a0 "The l>lr;r homeward' bound /from "'Manila to
Seattle., arrired December 27; at Honolulu.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
• Saturday, '; January 9. ,"
• Stmr Sea Foam, Lee, • 15 s hours from \u25a0 Mendo
cino,', via I'olnt- Arena H-hours." '. - \u25a0
\u25a0 \u25a0 :; ' Sunday," January 10.
\u25a0\u25a0t' Stmr ' J. • " Marhoffer, TVlnkel, 83". hours -from
Grays ' Harbor. --' \u25a0.-.", \u25a0'-\u25a0 \u0084.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0• .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
;.'..-. Br ' stmr M. S. Dollar, \u25a0 Cross, -. 60 : days i from
Hongkong, ' via Mororan •'»> days, via.San- Pedro
38 -hours. ' . ' . -^--s-sS^ST ... \u25a0•\u25a0' \u25a0'"
' Stmr Helen *P. i Drew, Gunderaon.. 14 hours
from •\u25a0 Greenwood; * bound ; south ; \u25a0 put ; In""', for f uel. •
/•Stmr Brunswick,; Hammer,,. 15 hours; from Fort
Bragg.".'- ' \u25a0 -•\u25a0' "y '\u25a0,'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' ! ' : - •'.".*. \u25a0 : y ''\u25a0'-\u25a0_ ; .-,. 'c-., - \u0084,\u25a0-•. •\u25a0,•\u25a0\u25a0
- Nor stmr; Henrlk.: Ibsen,,: Strandwltz, 10 days
fromAncon.. .. :\u25a0.''\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'.'-' \u25a0' " ; v,;- -\u25a0y ". • '•''
V Stmr ) Bee, Olsen, ; 48 hours from ; Coos bay.' :
; BUnr ': Sboshone," Asplund, ' 41 • hours from \u25a0* San
Pedro.*- \u25a0 .v r v \u25a0.\u25a0.;.»\u25a0- \u25a0\' i ,:r-, «-^..» •.-.\u25a0•..
. Stmr Carmel, Donaldson,' ; hours from fwil
lapa:harbor. * \ '' ". a v \u25a0 ' ; - • •\u25a0:\u25a0"
i Stmr. Aberdeen, Carey, 2tf.; hours from Ku
rekit.i v ' ; \u25a0'\u25a0•'." /\u25a0_-_' ;;•:, \u25a0\u25a0\u0084'•. ,"\u25a0-\u25a0--- '\u25a0 •\u25a0;
\u25a0 Stmr.Gracc Dollar, McCloments, 49 hours from
Coos: bay; -•.:.- /-.-. v " ;'- .--••. ; •.\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0 .--'y --iyx.:-- "-..'•'•'-".U ' r> :
*.'\u25a0 Stmr j Homer, Dorris," , 4 days '' from / Portland,
MOVEMENTS OF S T E A M E ftS
,:.-'.-. ':'• TO ARRIVE ' ,' ;
:v';- .From . I Steamer .|* Date..*!
Puget Sound Porttf.'i;^* | Queeii Vr.CV: ?.' . - t.lan." lt»
Portland & Astoria.. *.V|Vosemite .....; Jan: 11
San Pedr0. ... . . .'\u25a0 . rr: . j Norwood . . ... .'. Jan.'ll
Portland ' & Astoria. . r. South Bay ... . Jan. 11
Jan .Diego & Way.' Ports State of Cal.. Jan. 11
Portland & Way Ports. O; W. Elder... Jan.' ll
Portland &' Astoria:.".. Senator ..;.... Jan.ll
New York- via Ancon:. San r Juan ,;.:.. Jan. 12
Eleele, H. 1. . . . . . . . ?.'} Hyades . . . . .... Jan. 12
San . Pedr0.'. . ;. . . .'.:'.'. ' Sagiuaw . . .... Jan. , 12
Humboldt .'.' . .'\u25a0- . .'. '.'.' '•'. City of ; Topcka. Jan. - 12
Seattle & .Tacoma . ..'.'. Buckman ..... | Jan. ; 12
Humboldt ' - .... . . .'. •• • • F. •A; Kilburn ..: Jan. \u25a0- 13
San - Pedro, i. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•"\u25a0*• \u25a0••'•"•.•'• Hanalei ....:.. Jan; : l3
San Diego & * Way Ports 4anta .Rosa.'.... Jan. -14
Point • Arena &. ; Albion. Potno '/.•. :..'.... Jan. , 14
Puget Sound ' Ports .".:.•'. City . of "Puebla. Jau.M
China & Japan....,*.... Vlanchurla . . .v. Jan.: 15
San Pedro &='. Way} Ports 2oos, Bay : :*,".;. Jan.l'ls
Grays Harbor. ;'.: . . . :';. Vewburg.r .; . . .. Jan.;ls
Grays * Harbor: : . . ;v : . V*. -':".. . . : Jan. *• 16
Hamburg . & Way Ports icilia ?\u25a0";..'. .'.": . . '.1 Jau; ''. 10
San •Pedr0.".;.'.'..."":.;..". 3. W. Elder... Jan. 16
Portland**: Astoria.'.,. Tallac .;...... Jan.' lß
Portland ,& ? Astoria..:. Rose ; City. ?.'.:*. Jan*. 18
y x .-.:; ;. v :; \u25a0-_. -.. 1 .-r- TOPSAIL. \u25a0 ; , : - .;.-\u25a0<;
:."-•- .Destination "•', '-'"'. >|-' \u25a0'.: Steamer IL | Sails |Pler ;
"^January -11 — -.-. \u25a0\u25a0';'. \u25a0'. -':\.'., \u25a0•.. , . .. _ . -
Coos 8ay.. ........;... Czarina ..... 4 pm ....
Los Angeles Ports. . . •• : Yosemlte ... 10 am 2
Grays Harb0r .......". . . Norwood ... . : . . . .". . : ;
Los Angeles . Ports .'. '.". . G. W. Elder 5 pm 13 .
\u25a0 January 12— \u25a0' ."' ' ;. ;.
Seattle, tt' Tacoma. .. .; Chas. Nelson 5 pm 20-
Astoria &\u25a0 Portland..'.. Homer ...'.. -l ? pra .2
Grays V Harbor. .:..'..'. . Saglnaw ... 4 pra J2
Willapa 'Harbor .".'..'...: Qulnault ... 4 pfa ' 2-
Humboldt .:..•.....'.... North Fork.'. 5 pm 18;
;- January j 13— . .">;.. * ' • ;'•- \u25a0; -v '
Mentjocino & Pt. . Arena Sea Foam. i. 4 pm -4;
New^ York via .Ar^n,-; Acapulco .'. : . 12 -m 24 .[
Honolulu.-' •'\u0084",.;"\u25a0/.\u25a0'.. .'::.. Ullonian," ..". 12> m '10'
Puget Sound Ports. r.V. Queen ..;':.". ll^am 9
.•'-January-14 — ••' '\u25a0% ». -\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0:• " ; •-.-; , \u25a0" r *
Los Anpeles- Ports..... nanalel .... 3 pm Rii
Humboldt .... .V . . r: . . City v Topeka. 10.30 al 9 .
San Diego & Way Ports State' of Cal 9.30 all '
IlawaUau P0rt5... ..... Mexicau. .. 12 m 23
Humboldt ... ... . . . . '. .". Vauguard . . 11 am \u25a0 2
-c January: 15 — .' --"i. -.' ,•: / T
Auckland A; Sydney...; Tweodalc .. 1 pm ..;.
Astoria &' Portland. .'.'. South .Bay.. 12' m ; 2
Astoria '"& Portland..:. Rainier: '.:.. .... ....
January 10— .?,, • . . : i; \u25a0 -: '
Matizanlllo direct. .,... 0;. Hanson.. -.... .;:•.
Pt. Arena v& Albion::. Pomo •; .:...'. 6 pni -'a
Japan & China.'. .v.'"V. China ....... 1 pm 12
Seattle & Tacoma... :..!Bu(]kmßn ... lpm 20
Astorla-fc Portland... .^Senator ;.'... 11 am 27
Portland & Way Ports. lG. W. Elder 1 pm 13 ;
• January IS— .1 .
Puget Sound Ports.... [City. Puebla 11 am 9
Los Angeles P0rt0.... Roanoke ... 5 pm 13":
San Pedro & Way ForU'Ooos Bay .. 2pm 11 . i
Grayß Harb0r. ....'..... iN'ewburg ... 3 pm !'. 7*/j
- TO SAIL FROM, SEATTLE '
. Destination ;. • 1 *Steamer : | Date
Seldorla & Way. Ports. (Portland .'.'.... |Jan. 11
Skagway.i Way Ports. trottage City. :..|.Tan. 13
Valdez & ; Seward. , . . . .{Pennsylvania S . . Uan. 10
Valdea- & Seward «| Santa . Clara. . . .| Jan. 24
via Astoria 3 days. '{'<*',
Tug ; Hercules, \u25a0 Thompson, 78 hours from Ta
coma. ; , \u25a0
SAILED
Saturday. January 0. :
Stmr Rosecrans, Holmes, . Monterey, with schr \u25a0
Monterey In tow. .-.•'-
Schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey, In tow stmr ;
Rosecrans. .
.\u25a0•\u25a0•>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Sunday, January 10.
Stmr Lakme, Dahlquiat, San Pedro.
Stmr Asuncion, Bridgett, Portland*. \u25a0
Stmr F. < A. » Kilbnrn, fMcLdUn,; Eureka.
. Stmr Helen P. Drew, Gunderson, . Sau Pedro, j
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego, etc. i
Stmr Ravalll, Nelson,' Eureka.'. '-
Power 6chr Newark, Jahnsen, Byxbee landing.
Stmr Slioshone. Ah]iliuuJ,' Aslorlu.
OUTSIDB BOUND IN— lO P. M.
. Schr Snow ' & Burgess. ' •
TELEGRAPHIC i
.POINT LOBOS. Jan 10, 10 p. m.— Weather,
clear; wind, northeast ;' velocity, tf miles, per
hour. , -._-- ..
- BST UNITED. WIRELESS
\u25a0Stmr Pennsylvania, from - Valdes tot \u25a0- Seattle, 1
Jan 9,, 6:30 p. m., passed Eastevan point.
Stmr Enterprise, Jan 9, 8 p. m:, 70 miles. off
San Francisco, . hence for. Hllo. \u25a0 '-:\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0;•. ;>\u25a0•*
Stmr Enterprise, Jan 10, S p. m.', 315 miles ;
out; frpsh - southeast - breeze. ' -••,-'-'
-r Stmr Rose City, Jan 10,11:40 a. m.';'off Rogue
river..' ,\u25a0 ..\u25a0 \u0084;..\u25a0 - \u25a0 \u25a0•-...• .\u25a0 \u25a0. , \u25a0 .-\u25a0 .
Stmr. Jan . 10, '. 5:30 . p. m., at ! Cape
Blanco; . tine weather, . smooth sea, light north
east wind.
Stmr - Buckman, Jan 10 8 a. m., off Willapa
bay; Tdml east; ralu. '\u25a0
Stmr Yucatan, Jan 10, 6 a. m.. off Cape Cook;
fresh northeast wind; cloudy weather.
Stmr Pennsylvania, . Jan 10/6 a. m., ' passed
Race rock light;; moderate sea; will- arrive at
Seattle at: 11:30; a '.m.' - - .- . ; ,
Stmr Portland,. Jan 10, 10:30 p. m., 25 mll?a_
out of Seattle, bound \u25a0; north to V'aldez. .
DOMESTIC PORTS ;
TATOOSH— Passed out' Jan 10— Ship, in tow.
POINT. LOBOS — Passed . Jan 10 — Stmr Pasa
dena, from San Pedro, for Albion; stinr Tamal
pals, from -Willapa.! harbor, for San Pedro stmr
Helene, from --Willapa harbor, for San Pedro. :
: " VENTURA— Sailed ; Jan 10-rStmr George Loo
.mis," for San Francisco. \u25a0- - : .-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0.- \u25a0. .
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived i Jan 10— Stmr
Norwood, from San Pedro.' ,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ' |
Sailed Jan 10 — Stmr Norwood, for San Fran
clseOi *.\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0:'<\u25a0\u25a0,-\u25a0\u25a0: ''\u25a0' '-•• " \u25a0 <>
REDONDO— Arrived Jan 10— Stmr Maverick,
henc« Jan 8; tug Navigator, with scbr Roderick
Ddu In tow, hence Jan 8.
PORT SAN. LUlS— Arrived Jan 10>-Stmr
Roma, from; Seattle; stmr Whittler, from San [
Diego ; ' etmr Santa Maria,' \ from . Panama. \u25a0 1
. Sailed Jan: 10— Stmr Roma, for San Francisco;
atmr Whlttier, \u25a0 for San Francisco. , .
SAN - DlEGO— Arrived \u25a0 Jan . 10— Stmr Missou
rian, from, Sallna Cruz. " . .:
OZ2i PEDRO— Arrived Jan 10— Br stmr Vadso,
from Victoria ; stmr ' State of . California, from
San' Diego. ' \u25a0 - " .;>
Sailed . Jan 10— Stmr ' State of California, for
San Francisco. . \ '
-.' POINT REYES— Passed Jan* 10— Stmr Helene,
from Willapa harbor, for, San Pedro.
SEATTLE— Arrived Jan 10— Stmr « Pennsylva
nia, from Valdez; Br stmr Titan, from- sound
port- \u25a0 "-.": .:\u25a0"'.' ' -.;:'' "" :: :." - : : "./ .',\u25a0 -•--. V-'-O'V-J
ASTORlA— Arrived Jan 10— Stmr . Breakwater,
from Coos i bay : stmr; Northland, hence , Jan " 7 ;
stmr Tallac, hence Jan 7.
Sailed Jan > 10— Stmr Majestic, for PortTown
«ead.'.-< '\u25a0\u25a0 '. ..' '>/\u25a0--' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 - ; - '\u25a0- -
' FQREIGN PORTS .
\u25a0; : VICTORIA— Arrived Jan 10— Br stmr BoNrerlc,
for . Crof ton, hence Jan ; G. '
Sailed Jan 10— Nor, stmr Tortlenskjold, for San
Francisco. \u25a0..:.*\u25a0•\u25a0,:-:\u25a0-..' -' .\u25a0 :, '
OCEAN* STEAMERS
; NEW. YORK*— Arrived • Jan 10-^Stmr La - Bre- ;
tagne,: from Havre;? etmr Celtic, from. Liver
pool ;mtmr Bnenos : Ayres, . f rom Genoa. - >.
\ LONDON— Arrived \ • Jan I 10 T Stmr ", Assuan,
from San Francisco, via ' Masfillon, , etc.,; for
Hamburg. ' \u25a0-'. • v .'•\u25a0\u25a0,' ; '-, ':'.,,'\u25a0'.\u25a0 '\u25a0• ' \u25a0' ;\u25a0;
SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived Jan- 10— Stmr New
York, from New ; York.
. sLIVERPOOL-^Salled Jan 9~Stmr. Oanfa. for
Tacoma. ';.."*\u25a0?" -. -.'
Memorandn ; _>
Stinr . Yosemite, leaTtas Astoria for San Fran
cisco, ran into ' stmr ?. Majestic.'; anchored '\u25a0 In the
stream off .'Astoria,", bound for,: Portland. :' The
Majestic ; had her stem ' 6pllt "from under ; water
up. - Damage \to Yosemlte,; if any, ', not yet'ascer
tained.; 5 will> havevto be^dry
dotkoil! for repairs. \u25a0 Left Astoria I this ; afternoon
(Jan - 10) •\u25a0 for Port . Townsend, - afcountTbf : ice ' in
the /rlTer. :,'/'. : ' '"^ < - -..^v, \u25a0 : --' ' '\u25a0' '. -
-••\u25a0 Per ' Nor stmr ; Henrik i Ibsen," from Ancon,' at
San Francisco Jnn 10-f-While'descharginp coal'at
Ancon ' for Pacific i fleet \ found . several plates t on
both sides badly ; sprung ' and damaged ; put In -to
San ' Francisco for repairs. :-:•
\u25a0-•'". Per, ; ; stmr ;, Homer, .», at" San '•; Francisco Jan -10
from- Astorla^^-Jan a 9,'? 9:30 a.s m.. five miles
north-northwest of < Blunfs reef : liKhtshi p, . passed
close * to \u25a0<: a J large \u25a0 tree ' with .*» big "a roots .. anil
branche » sattached. ' CO toj SO feet : approximately,;
trunk , showing : ,Avell rout .of, water. .. .. ?
E. F. HUTTOH & CO
490 California St." fl Tel. Douslas 2487]
St. Francis Hotiel.;: Tel;' DopBIM3OS2!
Members New; York' Stock Exchange
, r Pioneer ;Honse-
" Private \ Wire | tolChlcnjro and . \u25a0
j rNr»rf ; yorlc :"".;
B. 3E." SIUIiCAHY, Mana B er
: :;" ATILAHfTIC ? ? <^EAN;;THAVEI,i j \u25a0
Compagnie; Oenerale Transatlantiqae
: -DIRECT > LI NB'f.TO HAVRE-PARIS !;«
W Sailing '\u25a0\u25a0 every :' Thursday. \u25a0 Instead Vofi, Saturday
at 10 : a. - m."» 1 1 row pier 42, North .river, '.foot o't
Mortontst." ..-\u25a0', \u25a0';' -X '' '"\u25a0\u25a0' ~, IT- _\u25a0*-" --•'' " "\u25a0\u25a0-.'\u25a0/•\u25a0••
to. Havre, $.7.50 and- upward;- sec-
ond class to; Havre.": soo; and upward., GENfra*t
AGENCY FOR UNITED * STATES « AND iCAN:
ADAGlO : State? at.. \New> York. a "J:.- F. •FUGAZI 1
Manager ; Pacific i Coasts 630 : Montgomery st ' San
'Francisco.-- Tickets *old by all railroad ticket
. a . c< -? "••,' \u25a0 ' i '\u25a0 : " \u25a0 .- \u25a0• . .\u25a0 . .
Weather Report
*\u2666* '_ , _ . — __. . - -...", \u25a0 ... \u25a0 . '\u2666
United Statejs department - of ; agriculture—^
Weather; bureau".* San Franelsco.-Jan.- 10,^1909.
. •."«_•\u25a0 RAINFALL" DATA _
\u25a0 .'\u25a0: ,•. ' *v?? I^st~- Seasonal -•-•;• •\u25a0
. Stations— -^ V "TV"" 24 hrs." to date.* Normal.
Eureka ......;.•......:. ..<. : : 18.86
Red 1 81uff ........... 0.00 ' 9:41.- 11.19
Sacramento ....... ..0.00 ; '6.33 . :7.9S
Mt. Tninalpais'. .V.. O.OfJ ' 11.01i r ; 9.59
San Francisco: .;... 0.00 6.10 : 9.39
San~Jose ;.;..... ....*0. 00 '\u25a0> 4.60 - 9.3r>
Fresno . ! . . .....:. ;V 0 . 00 w , 2 . 04 4 . 00
Independence -....;. 0.00 + : 2.02 • 4.05
Kan; Luis 'Obispo ... . 0.00 7.11 --7.59
Los.Angelea ........0.00 4.81 '\u25a0\u25a0 5.93
San Diego :....;.;.. 0.02. 2.27 3:71
v .: r .:;... ...^.. a v -. ,K>- «\u25a0\u25a0 -.33 - 33- \u25a0 3
\u0084.:,,;, 1 • 1 ,vT .,':.
Baker ........ 30.5tt 14 -2 N Clear .00
80i5e...... .'... ;;0.58 26 12 S ' Clear .00
Wagstaff ...... 29. 8S 42 30 W Cloudy Tr.
Fresno .......00.24 50 34" W Clear .00
Independence .30.16 :42 32 NW Clear .00
Kollspell :.;;. 30.72; '."; 4 -14" NWvCloudy * .04-
Ix)s 'Angeles ;r. 30. 12: CS :CO SW Cloudy ; .00
Modeua .... ...30.14 -,S4 — \u25a0 SE Clear .00
Mt.Tamalpalß. 3o.24*. 37' 30 ;K . Clear .00
North Head -..30.32 -30 — NW Snow .24
Phoenix ......29.98 66\46 IW "Clear J .00
P0cate110 "..:... 50. 48 24 10 .SW Clear* .00
Pt; Reyes Lt. .30.18 52 £jJB-'SE'> Clear .00
Portland w... .30.52 14 10 : SE \u25a0, PnCldy.OO
Red Bluff i...:30.20>M8.i ...:30.20>M8. 30 NW Clear .00
Reno .v:.::;. *.30.40 J3O 14- Calm Cloudy .00
Roseburg f: .'.'. .30.34 36 , 20 :'- SE-^. Clear .00
Sacramento",:: .3o.2o -46- 8S N: Clear • .00
SaltiLakeV...'.3o:4o '24- \u25a0\u25a0^•\u25a0^Nv' Clear .00
San Diego ....30.08 60 "54. NW; Cloudy .00
San' Francisco. 3o.24' 50 40- NE: Clear .00
Ban Jose V; . .'.30.22 - 52 V 32 ':\u25a0 SW : Pt.Cldy .00
S.Luis Obispo. 3o;iß :52 44. N-. Cloudy .00
Sptikane *...... 30. 78 2 -4 NW- Cloudy- .02
•Summit- . . ... .... 24 2 NE Clear .30
Tacoma ....... 30. 50.' 22 18 NE ' Snow .24
Tatoosh :.'... ..30;38- 26 -22 E" Cloudy -.00
T0n0pah ;.....:. 30. 36 28 -16 NW Clear .00
Wa11a :...r:..:30.80> 2 -12 SW Cloudy Tr.
Wlnnemucca • . .30.44 , : 28 10 ;NE Clear - . .00
Yiima; .....:..50.04 "70V48 :N 'Clear- '.00
' •Average \u25a0 snow on ground : 121 \u25a0 Inches. '
\u25a0.*.-. c:,.: *.\u25a0; •::.-\u25a0; SYNOPSIS
i; The '-, weather has :\u25a0 been cold and .; clear over
California 'and Nevada, s \u25a0 The pressure is rising,
steadily and \u25a0 conditions \u25a0. are ; . favorable \u25a0 for north
east; winds I and 'colder- weather over -most of- the
state: 4lf • the wind lulls ' heavy frosts : will occur
in i the i great i valley ' and ;•• also \u25a0\u25a0 south -of -. the I Te- ;
hachapt. ,T, Light " snow * has 1 fallen \u25a0 ln> Washington
and S Oregon a and \u25a0 low '•} temperatures " .with : snow
continue; in 'that; section. 1 ; The relative humidity
at t Red -Blnff : was 72 ' per /cent and at \u25a0 Fresno 81
per^cent. "•" ' -'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0- "• - \u25a0\u25a0'.{"' / : '^
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0:*:'? -".\u25a0\u25a0/ :\u25a0 .-'. FORECAST'
San' 'Francisco -and vicinity—^Fair Monday;
fro*t in the morning; brisk fast wind. . •
> Santa - ClaraKvalley—^Falr Monday ; heavy, frost
in' the "morning; "light north -wind. ' .: .
"Sacramento valley — Fair' Monday ;"heary frost
in tb* morning; cooler: light north wind. '
'San Joaquinvvalley — Fair Monday; heavy frost
In the morning;. light north, wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity — Fair. Monday: cooler;
probably heavy frost in the morning; light north
wind. A. G.McADIE, District Forecaster. -
Time Ball
United States .branch hydrographlc office, Mer
chants'.Exchange, San-, Francisco, January
11,-1909. \u25a0
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 8h..00m.
00s., Greenwich, mean. time.- -\u25a0-.--:
- J.^3. BURNETT.
» . Ijientenant, ' U." S. X., In • charge.
San, . Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic . surTey— Time
and heights of tides jat Fort Point. For city
front (Mission, street wharf) add 25 minutes.
MONDAr. ; JANUARY 11
Sun rises. ';..'. 7:26
Sun sets. .... ......*..... 5:11
Last quarter o* moon Jan. 14,* at 10:02 a. in.
N>Tf moon -\u25a0•-:.:: .Jan. 21, at 4:03 p. m.
tTime iTime Time JTime
Janl i Ft I "Ft- 1 Ft [ Ft
. " |H W ]L^W H W L W
11.. 3:56 " 3.01 9:00 3.2 ; 2:10 4.4 8:58 0.6
12.. 4:27% 8.0 9:53 2.9 3:10 3.9 9:40 1.1
13.. 5:00 5.0!l0:55 2.0 4:32 3.6 10:17 1.2
14.. 5:25 V 5.0111:52 : 2.2 6:02 3.6 11:00 2.0
15.. 5:52 5.112:30 1.0 7:10 3.6 11:47 'JA
IG.. 6:21 3.4a:28 0.9 8:35 3.8 ..... 1
U. S. Branch Hydrogrrphle Office
A. branch of, the United States hydrographlc
office, located- at the Merchants' Exchange, Is
maintained sln San Fmnclsco for the benefit of
marlnerft, without regard to nationality and free
of expense."- Navigators are cordially InTitcd to
rlslt \u25a0\u25a0 the office, > where complete sett of charts
and enlllnjf directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters of in
terest to ocean commerce. . '"- •
: 3. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. NY. In charge.
- ARRESTED AFTER qiTARRK f.
/•Following: a bitter quarrel In the home
of Antone Rose, a carpenter, who lives
at 41C Eighth avonue, John Soderholm,
who. Is also'a carpenter, is alleged to
have struck Rose with brass knuckles
last night. Soderholm was arrested by
Policeman Rose was taken
to the central emergency hospital..
PACIFIC'OCEAX TRAVEIi
\u25a0 2*£7F"7S^ : Steamers leave -Broadway
/QX^-^S^ Wharves .(Piers 9 and 11).
i'bGlLi '\u25a0•'•- p^ ( m low rates, ixclcdixg
UXI VSjKfffl A-n BERTHS AND MEA L 3
I ( YttEtfk) I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
V^\ FOR LOS ANGELES
>Qj_TECR?/. - SAX DIEGO
J<3Sp>< SAXTA BARBARA
SANTA' ROSA .... Every Sunday, 9:30 a. m.
STATE OF CAL. .. .Every Thursday, 9:30 a. m.
FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER; B. 'C,
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
QUEKX ;'; : ."; . . . : . ; Jan. 13,1 28. Feb. 12, 11 a. m.
CITY PUEBLA.. "...Tan. 18, Feb.. 2, 17, 11 a. m.
UMATILLA '•:••. .-..Jau. 23.- Feb. 7.: 22, 11 a. m.
; V And* Every Fifth Day Thereafter. ;
ROUND TRIP SOUND EXCURSION*. 11* DAYS'
\u25a0 I Round Trip,' Including Berth and Meals, $45.
FOR EUREKA" (HUMBOLDT BAY)
CITY OF T0PEKA................:.......
Jan. 14, 19, 24, 20. Feb. S. 8. 13, 10:30 a. m.
: And Every Fifth : Day Thereafter.
FOR GUAY3IAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ,
ENSENADA^ SAN JOSE DEL CABO,
\ 3IAGDALENA BAY, SANTA ROSALIA
(VIA' SAN PEDRO).
CURACAO Feb. ,7,: Mar. 7.. 10 a., m.
"ALASKA CRUISES; IOOa,
Steamship SPOKANE; wiII leave Seattle 11
p. : va:. Juce \u25a0 15. 30, July 15,'. 30, -. Aug. \u25a0 14." -
" Right- reserved to; change this schedule. '.
TICKET OFFICES: .
SAN. FRANCISCO— 3 ; Market at.; 41124 112 Maricet st.
and Broadway Wharf. Telephone Kearny 492.
General offices ........... .......112 Market st.
Freight 0ffice*. . . : . . . ....... .' . .Broadway \u25a0 Wharf
Oakland . ticket office . . . .... ..'/. .963 Broadway
" C.'D. DUNANN, G. P. A.. San I'ranclscol'r .
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(ORIENTAL ; STEAMSHIP COMPANY)
B. 8. "Ciyo .Maru". '.'.'.Saturday, Jan. SO, 1909
S."-S.V'Tenyo Maxu' '...*.... Friday, Feb.. 26, 1309
8. S. "Nippon Mara": (via Manila) r.TrnT::r^-*rf
. . . . . .W. ; '.;.'.-. .Friday, March '- 19. 1909
• . Steamers . sail from | company's ; piers,? Nos. * 42,
44,* near > foot . of • Second \u25a0\u25a0 st., - l.i p. ». m.,- for • Yoko-
hama and Houßkocg. calling at < Honolulu,', Kobe
(Hlogo) . \u25a0 Nagasaki ' and Shanghai; and connecting
at ? Ilongkong with '* steamers -; for Manila," T India,
etc. \u25a0 ; N"o . cargo received on board on 'day of call-
ing. - Round 'trip tickets at reduced rates. i%*,7* ~-
. For freight :\u25a0 and ; passage apply at office, ' 24
James, Flood building. W. U. AVERY. V
\u25a0 . ' Assistant General \u25a0 Manager.
vJ A PJV IN
fIN CHERRY BLOSSOM TI3IE
Program of Spring .Tours to Japan, -";
China, Siberia, etc.. for 'the asking.
THOSi CbOKI <S* SON
"';} 32T POWELL [ST.; V SAN FRANCISCb^
HONOLULU— S.VS.V AIameda - Bails . 11 »"a'.v mf
*- Jan." f 3o.'.'o9. Special round trip $110. first class.
TAHITI^'AND ? " NEW; ZEALAND— S. S.
,« Mariposa'' sails 11' a.- m. . Feb. '2., Special round
<*' trip Tahiti, $125. Wellington,) N. Z., ;^260
:. round "• trip. * " • ''\u25a0 • \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0•
OCEANIC,. LI JfE,\673 Mkt.;St. ; tel. Kearny 123 L
BAY v AND iNTERURBAN ROUTES .
:^VaHejoVpNapa, iSt.OHelena: ;/
st;!helen'a— napa valley, route
\u25a0\u25a0\u0084 % Montlcello S." S.l Co." and I Napa Valley.; Electric
R.-r R: Co. :« V Close /.connections.
. I?hi o— ROUND 'TRIPS DAI LV— 6
S Boats ; leavtp Sain Fra nclsco It :00; *J^9 : 45 ; a . m \u0084*
12:30? noon, v ! 3:15, t sB:oo,* ! '8:SO:y- m. ; ;
\u25a0M San '; Francisco ? landing t and ' office,"; Clay i street
wharf," north ' end r ferry ; building, Market street
ferry. . Meals al ; la ctrte.V' 'i^fflMoiJ
PUooe '; X earny; 406. ;..,:.-
; a ; '"Lands n navy -i yard * direct. -' I.
. - ---\u25a0 ... = \u25a0 .'
PARK ORCHESTRA
DRAWS THRONGS
Crowds Hear Theodor - Vogt's
Aggregation of Instru mental*
ists in .Excellent Program
Question of Brass Band or Or
for Golden, Gate Re= \,
mains -Still Undecided
Though the day was cold and music
enthusiasts at the park had to pull
their .>.' coats .and about them
closely, there wa?_ a bigger crowd
seen at the band stand yesterday than
has congregated there at music's beck
since the fire. The- occasion was the
Initial concert given by ' the newly
formed orchestra under, the. direction
of Theodor; Vogt. Additional interest
attached to the event, and served to
bring out local musicians and music
lovers, generally, through the fact that
the concert was Inthe nature of an ex
periment. Which does the public want
most: an orchestra or a brass band at
Golden Gate park? That was the ques
tion, and yesterday's concert" was the
argument of Attorney Vogt for the' de
fendant—-the string orchestra. Attorney
Cassassa,: past president -of the mu
sicians'^ union, has already .BUbmittetl
his brief for . the . brass band. - \u0084 . -
; /As: the jury r was not' polled yester-
\u25a0 r day, there was no way; of discovering
'_which * side" won. This much.was "cer
tain, the etrings made a most artistic
showing and applause which greeted
such- numbers as 'Beethoven's andante
\u25a0 con moto from his Immortal fifth sym
phony, was overwhelming/. .
It ,was equally certain that the .- or
chestra of 45 • picked musicians was
in splendid " trim and that The
odor Vogt directed his Instrumentalists
with .fine shading and deep musician
ship. — i
It must be conceded, from the stand
point at least of the unbiased observer,
that; the audience crowded close to the
bandstand, in order the better to hear,
and. that the ususual splectacle was pre
sented of more persons standing up
than werei seated." The weather was per
fect for the strings. There" was- but
little breeze -and .there .was as little
dampness in the air as could be reason
ably expected within a mile or so from
the Paciflp ocean. Still, there was com
plaint heard 'from those sitting on the
outskirts of the throng, that it, was a
"magnificent program in the wrong
place." Others, however, contended
that the concert was a splendid Justi
fication of the stand taken by those
who want music's highest expressions
orchestrally scored, in place of the
more noisy appeal of brass.
STEPnBS MOTT. DEAD
. LOS ANGELES. Jan. 10.— Stephen
Hathaway Mott. one of the oldest and
best citizens, of Los Angeles, died yes
terday. ,He was aged 80 years.
Mott came to Los Angeles in ISS4.
He was for 26 years secretary of the
Los Angeles water company, and was
one of the original directors of the
First national bank.
CUTS THROAT- WITH RAZOR
Edward CQSQuez, n. cigar maker liv
ing 1 at; Grove ; and Clayton streets, at
tempted to- commit sufcide yesterday
by slashing his throat with , a razor,
lie was removed to the central emer
gency hospital. The wounds were
found not to be serious. * • " "
RAILWAY TRAVEIi
TRAINS LEAVE
l P^f SAN FRANCISCO
N®/; Market' St Ferry
Leave for — | A.M. I PJVL ~
Bakersfleld 18:00 8.00-10.00
Chicago ........ ... 8.00-10.00
Fresno 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand Canyon 8.00-10.00
Hanford .. .. 8.00 8.00
Kansas City... 8.00-10.00
Merced •". 8.00 .8.00-10.00
Stockton ..-.:.... 8.00 4.00-8.00-10.00
Stockton. Oak-
dale & Sierra
Ry points..... 9.45
Tulare ; 8.00- 8.00-10.00
Visalia . ! . ....... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Yosemlte .....:,. 8.00 ... \u25a0 "" —^
California Limited tlirouxh to Chlcniro
leaves at 10 jOO p. m.
OPFfICESt
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland.
Northwestern Pacific R. R.
SOUTHERN DIVISION", JA>\ 7. 1009.
VIA SAUSAOTO
For Saus nllto. Mill Va Ury. San Ra-
fael — Daily — Every thirty mlnutea from 6:45
A. M. to 9:45 A. M.; hourly until 3:45 P. M..:
then 4:15 and every thirty mlantes nntil 6:45
P. M.; then 7:45, 9:45 P. M. and 12 M.
j: For Falrfax—JV'eek day»— «:4s. 7:15, S:IS.
10:45 A. M.; (2:4tT P. M. Saturdays only) 3:«,
4:15.-4:45, 6:15. 0>:45 P. M~ - Sundays— S:ls.
9:43.10:45, 11:45 A. M.; 12:45. 1:43, 3:45, 4:45
P. Mf ...
* For Sun Qucntln— Daily— S:4s A. M. and
2:46 P.%M.
S:l5 A. M. dally for Caiadero and way
stations.
-2:45 P. M. Saturday only for Cazadero and
way stations.
VIA TIBITROX
- For Tibnron.' Hrtvedere and Sob Ra-
fael— 7:33, •!):10. 11:00 A. M.: C 12:30 P. M.
Saturday&«i»ly) • S:SO. 5:10. *6:8O P. M. . dally.
On Sundays additional trips at 8:0O A. SI.;
12:30 and 0:S0 P. M. for San Bafael and Inter-
mediate, points. • . • -
'\u25a0 7:35 A. JI. dally for" Petaltima. Santa Rosa.
Ilealdsbnrg, Cloverdale. Ukiab. Wlllits. Sher-
wood.- Sebastopol and way stations. , i \u25a0 •
. ! 7^35 A. M. . dally, except Sunday, for . Glea
Ellen. • Guernevill^, .- P.iver Landing and way
utations. . - . •, ' — i -f .." • .-;
- 8:00 A. M. « Sunday .only — Petalnma. . Santa
Itosa . , Healdsburg. OlovCTdale, Glen I "lion, \u25a0 Guer-
nevllle.* Blver Landing and way stations.^ •-".'.
- - 11:00 A. M. for Petaluma, Santa Rosa and
way- i station i ». .
3:30 P. HI. dally for Petaluma, Santa -Rosa.
Healdsburtr. Cloverdale. Uktab, Guernevllltf, Se-
bastopol and way stations. . • i-'--
5:10 P.. M.r dally for Petaluma; Santa' Rosa.
Glen I.Hen duil way station?. S9S9B
\u25a0 •To'Trburon only.' . -
\u25a0 . Pacific -Transfer Company's Agents are au-
. thorized ! to check baggage direct . from residence.
Ticket . Offices North End Ferry Bunding and
874 • Market : street... Flood . building. '
f:MUIR WOODS
*.:'. \u25a0"\u25a0'••:'\u25a0 ' -. AND--.' \' v t*,-. '
MT.;TAMALPAIS:
ry.VwYsAUS AUTO FERRY
HSSSSfOOT 09 BARKEt •T.'S'bS
LEBAL HOUOAYS-SUNOAY TIME
_ It. in Frudstr/ ~~ If. Hair Wttfe . It. TiaalwU *
, * "WBIK ; SCJP? WEEK , BCX- WEES BDN-
', DAT DAT DAT /-. DAT ; DAT 1
9 :*3 a ©8:45 a t7 :2oa 1 1 :43 a / 7:20 a ~l 0:40 a
; \u25a0 1:45 a j.9:45a *:40p I2^O> 1:40 a M:43a
,*4:45p 10:45 a 02:40p 2:50p : 4:14p 12:45 a
...... 1 1 :45 a 4:20p 4iOsp *8:IOp 2:45 a
...... 1:45 p...... 5:15. ...... «:00a
v.r.::: . 2!43pl V...:. •..-.-.•.-; 5:16>
" *Sat. only. \u25a0' -.tMonday only. . i ©Tanulpaia only
Tic Vet Offices— Sausilito Ferry and 872 Market.
; *; ; Geaeral OiEces— Mill V»Hey, California.
: . (12th 'and \u25a0Jli»*l6n>— lially ix. Sunday— Lv"
: 9 :30 a/i 1 :45 p. 5 :40 p. . Ar. : .7 :Soa, 0 : 10 a. 5:10 p.
Sundays—^Lr.: r 0:30 a. • 10:10 a. \u25a0 12:15 p. 5:40 p-
.-; Ar.:u0:10a,»ll:50a,- *4:35p,'6:l0p.' 'Granada Ex-
\u25a0', press— -No itops.":r*.*'*' t 'CV-* v.^4*te^ti^^g-,. • \u25a0-; >>- ._
AIICTIQISf SALES
-^ : \u25a0 jfe
NEXT MONDAY, JAN. 11, 11A.M.
Regular weekly sale. 100 horses, all kinds ot
buggies, wagons, carts and harness. DubocQ
Stables, Kith st. near Valencia.
WM. CLOUGH, Auctioneer.
Horses-at Auction
TUESDAY. JAN. 12. 11 a. m.
* • Fifty head , of » horses and , mares, .with a lot
of work harness, some single harness, « wa***n3,
1 surry and 10 business buggiea. Sale takes
place TUESDAY at VAX NESS STABLES on Van
Ness ay. between Grove and Fulton.
*to» s^s?4
At auction— Wednesday. January 13. at IX
a. in. fin Oakland). I will sell a draft of cheap
city horses, mare* and mules. They are 'the nil
purpose kind, single and spans. 3 year olds and
upward, welshing from 1.000 to 1.700 pounds.
t'ons'cr.ia?nrs from lumber yards, draymra. con*
tractors, • sreneral busine«9 and private families.
Now is the chance for farmers ami carload bny»
era. Guaranteed horses hooked for trial. Too
can sell at this sale. 564 4th at. Oakland.
__j J. W. MEDSIRO3. Auctioneer.
JaS
. Don't miss the Ms contractors* sale THtTRS*
DAT. Jan. 14. 11 a. m.. Duboce Stable-. 13thi
and Valencia ets. Heavy horses and mares, »ixu\
wagons and harness. RUs of all kinds.
Wir. B ROD lE. Aoctloneor.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
— .- \u0084....-»..i -...,.. \u25a0 . . .\u25a0%
/t?fJ^V Tniai !t»»« m 4 ara hi" y
/q%sl2ss\ aaarm«al
r^Bj an Francisco^
V^CT^i/ FERR*£ DEPOT
: ' • Foot of Market Street
LeaTß — VIA OAKLAND PIER— ArriW,'
6UOa HaywsrA Niles. San Jo»» 7JDBm -
. 7,00 a Richmond. Port Costa, fienicia, Sni-
tun, Dixon, Sacramento, Roctville,
M.trysvilie, Rrdciir;, Dunsouir.... 7.23*
7.00 a Elmin, Vacaville. humacy 7.2«|
7.00* Davis. Woodland (M.-.ry*? il!e. Oro-
- . v»lle>. T-'iliiamg, Masw ell. Willow t,
Hamilton. Corninc. R^d Bluff. . . 7.28»
7.40 i Vallejo. Napn. Calistci*. Santa Rosa,
Mirtinei. £sn l'aoion 9.28 a
7.40 a Niles, Plea tan son. Livcrmots, Al-
tamont, Lathrop. Stockton 7.28 a
7.40 a Tr.icy, Loa Banoa, £erman, Fresno.
ilanford, Viaalia 4.C8»
B.ooa Rassd. Nawaik. CenterviJla. Ban .'
„" Jose. Loa Gatos. Wrifbt. Laurel 5.48*
8.20 a Port Coata. Martinez. Byron. Tracy.
Stockton. Merced, Fmao, Goihen
• Junction (H.inford), Viwlia, Porter-
vilK Bakerifield 4,43 a
8.20» Yoseaita Valley via Merced ... 4.43»
9.00 a Niles. livermore. Stockton (•Mflton),
Valley Sprint. lone. Sacramento. 4.28 a
B.ooa Sonora. Tuoluane and Aozda * 4.28ji
9.00 a Atlantis Express— Sacramento, Tru>
kee. Ozden. Salt Lake- City, Denver,
KaasM City 7.28»
9.40 a Richmond. Port Coata. U»rtia?».... 6.4 3 >
10.00 a Th« Overland limited-^ Denver,
-' Kancts Ci:y, Omnha. Chicago..... ' 8.28»
J0.20t Vallejo. Mara Idand, Napa 1 1.28 a
10.20* Los Aazrlcs Paasenger — Port Cotta,
Jfartinex. Byron. Tracy, Stockton.
lltrced. Fresno, Hanford, Viealia,
Tularff. Daketsfield. Los .'jpk.. 7.481
10.40 a Goldiie'tl Pass.— Port Costa, Braicia.
•' Sacramento Traekee, Bazen, it ins, P^SS
. Tonopah. Goldueid, Lan«. Keeler.. 7.48 a
10.40 a llarysvillo, Chico, Red Bluff... 4.28»
1.20 a Nile*; Saa Jose- and Way SUtlont. . 2.43?
1.40? Rnaael, Alvarido, Newark, A jaew,
San Jo*t ...» .:. 8,53?
Z.OQf Saturday, only. Hunters* Train—
Livermorv, Tracy, Newman, Gqs-
tine, Los Banoa, Firebaajbr, Frwco. J 10.33*
2.20 i BeaicLt, onisun, Sacra mm to 1.03 i
2.2Ut Portland Express (via Davit). V9D-
lisaas. Willows, Red Bluff. Weed.
(llacDoei, Holland, Klamatb Falli),
Aajibnil. Portland. 12.28»
3.00? Benicb, Winters, Sacramento. Wood-
land. Maryivills and Croville..... 10.43 a
3.009 San Leaadro, Niles, San Jota 9.21 a
3.20? Port Coata, Martinei, Byron, lio-
desto. ii treed. I'rwno. 12.03 a
3.30^ Via "fib aron,' We slNaja, St. Helena, -
Calistori 10.30*
4.00b Vallejo, ilartinea, Ban Ramon, Napa,
<M>rto IV Santa Rosa i.OSp
4.00» Nil«3, : lraey. Stockton. LodL. 10.28*
*Aof San. Ltandro, Ilavvard, Nilet, I 13.28 a
Pleasanton. Ltvermore \ J 1 1. 43a
6.00* Ths Orl Limit til— Newman, Loa
Banos, Msn-iota. Fresno. Tulart,
BakersSelii. Los Anjfles .......... 8.48*
B.ooa Russell Saa Jose, Loa Gatos. Wricht. 8.43 a
5.ZO* SanLnndro. Nile*. Eao Jon 7.43 a
5.40 a Vallejo. Port Coata. I*enicia. fniron,
Sacramento — RoaeviUs. Lincoln,
MarysviUft, Orovil! 9 11.28 a
6,201 Eaatern Express— Olden. Pneblo,
Denver. Kansas City, St; Louis,
Chica z '
Porfc Coata, Beaicia, Eaenanto,
Raao, Soarka 7.25»
8.40p Havward. Niles and Fan Joat. B. 48»
J7.00* Vallejo, Martins a aad Way Stations. 110.35t
8.2Q? Orezon Ezpresa — Eacramento.llarya-
ville. Redding. Weed Portland,
- Puj«t Sound and Eaat '.. Mat,
9.00 i China and Japan Fast Mail — ,'
Oii?n, Cheyenn*. Denver. Kaoaaa
Gty. Omaha, Chica jo BJ23i
o.oos Saturday only Hunters' Train— Saa
Josa and Way Stations, via Newark. $&28f
COAST LINE ;
\u2666\u2666"(Tliird nml 'J'owtiseutl Streets) .'
1 3.25* Loop — 23d Street, Viaitaeion, \u25a0'
South San FrsacUco, Valeaci* fit t8«38%
t5.40a Loop — Valencia. Et.. Ocean View. t
• . Centeianas. South San Franciaco, 23d
Street, 3i and Townaesd t'-SO&
- 6.40 a South Saa Fra nciaeo. 6aii Joae.Ga-1 '
roy. llollister. Pajaro, Watsonvilla, 1 •\u25a0».
Santa Crui. Bo ul der Creek.Gleawbod. J "^"^
Dei Moiite. Monterey, Paeifio Grove. J
B.ooa Tin Ooaiter — Saa Jow. Castro ville,
Salinas, Sole dad. Cbaasior. Pasa
Roblea Hot Sprfnci, Eas Luia
Obiapo. Fismo, Ooeano, Gtmdalupa,
Surf. Lompoe. Santa Barbara, ;
Ventura. Oxnard, Los Anj»le».... 11A3%
B.ooa Wataonville, Santa Cms, Boulder
. ..v' Creek. Gtenwood, Del MonU, Mon-
terey. Pacific Grove 11.43|
8.20 a South ?an Fr.ineisco. Palo Alto, Saa
Jose. Wit Stations. 7.33 a
8.20 a Los Altos. MonU Vista. Los Gatos. . { |S*^ol*
B.oos. Saa Jose. Gilroy.' Salinas, Cbaoalor.
Paso Uobles hot Sprinim. San Luia
Obiapo— Los (iato*. Wright, Laurel
—Tres Pinos,— Santa Cms, Cal
Monte, llinitt e; , Pacifis Grove. . . 4.OC*
10.40 a South Saa Fraa cisco, Burliszame,
- San H(atso. Palo Alto. San Jose .... B.3Ca
10.40 a Los Altos Jinn ta \iata. Los Gatos.. I.lOsj
.11. 1 5 a Bar Shore.. Visita eioa, San Bruno.. * 1.20 a
1 1.30 a Valencia St.. Ocean View, Colma,
Cemeteries. Baden, San 8rua0..... t.33p
1 1 .40 a South 3:ia ' Fran e iwo. ?nr» Jo»e 18.20 a
2.00p South San Fran cisco, Palo Alto. Saa
Jose 8.40 a
t2.00» LoaAlte*. Monta Vista, Loa Gatos.. |3.20?
2. 1 0» Bay Shore, Viaita don, San 8r0n0. ... 4.45p
3.00* Del Uonte Expresa— San Jose.
Gilroy. Chi tts n ilen. Watsonville,
Santa Crtu. Del Monte. Uonterev.
Pacific Grove. Salinas... 12.30J
3.20» South San Fra nd aeo. San Jose, Gil-
- ror, Hollii ter, Tres Pine 5. ........ tO.2S«
. 4.00? Sunset Express— Tucson. Demise
Et Paso, Houstoa N«w Orleans,
Paso Robles Hot Sprint*. San Luia
Otnspo. Saata Barbara, Los Angelee. 1 1.40«
4.03 a Pataro, Watmn ftlle. Eaata Crux. ... 1 1.45 a
4.00 a Del Uonto. *Mon ter ey . Pacific Grove. I 1.45f
4.00? Kama* City, St. Louis. Chicsjo.... 1 1.40 a
4.20? South San Fra aeisco. San Jose. . . f9.00a
fS.OO? 3an Bruno, San Ma teo. Palo Alto. San
Jo's sn\ Way Stations. 9.40 a
t3.05p Loop— 23l Str eet, Vititaeicn, Sooth
San Fmneisco, Valencia Street. t8.15y
t3.20» Rjl.tooJ. Palo Alto. MaySeld. Saa
J069 I.JOP
tS.2Oa I^Alfj.". Monta Vist*. Loa Gatoa.. .t7.20p
f5.25» Bariia{vn«, S:ui Jlateo, £an Jo*e... f3.20p
6^o» Loop — Vsi en eta St.. Ocean View.
• Cemeteries. So ath Saa ' Francuco,
23(1 Strtmt. 5i and Townf^)d .....;\u25a0 8.40f
8.40p ' South 3an V raa cisco , ban Brnoo. Sun
Mateo. Redwood, Palo Alto. Santa
- v Oars. Saa Joss. In Gates, Wright 7.40 a
J5.40? Lrw Altos MonU Vbta, Los Gains.. $5.40p
tS.OO? Millbrae, Easton, Ban Mateo. Palo
Alto. SlayKeld, Los Altos, Monta
Vuta. Los Gatos,' Wrightr.. tBJOa
8.05? 23d Street. Visita eioa. South Saa
Francisco. Valeaeia Street 7.15 a
t8.25p Loop— Valsn t» Street. Oeeaa View,
w Cematsriea, South Saa Fraaeiaeou,
23d Street Sd and Towmftad *..... t7-40a
6.30? South San Fran cisco; £arv J0i*. . ... 6.40 a
8.00? Los Anzdes Pasaen fer— ftm^ilateo. '
" R«dv«ood. Palo \u25a0 Alto. Eaa Jose.
Gflroy. Salinas. *Caaajlor. Paso ;
Robles . Hot . Springs, San Luia
Obiapo. Pisno, Santa Barbara. Loa ,
Attjcetes 8.30 a
11.45? South San Fna eisco. Palo Alto, San} 7.20p
. J0»... .........-.....:..:..... f 7JOa
tl.00? Sacramento River. Steamers. t»>-30»
"Uaion'Transfer'.Coinpapv ajents collect bamge and *
hecki on trains of Sodthern \u25a0*\u25a0 Paeifio aad deuver to <
esideaee. They an authorized to check baaasjs direct .-
rom residence. It
; a for Uorninr a for Afternoon, ii,
i f Sunday axceptei : \u25a0 ISuaday ooi* t -
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