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Harbor Commissioners Will Call For
Bids Today for New Wharf
Pier 34 Will Be Built for Western Pacific
and Will Cost $1 60,000
i — \u25a0 i — ...
The harbor commissioners at their
regular meeting this morning will call
•for bids for the construction of pier
Zi, the wharf assigned to the Western
Pacific railroad. The estimated cost of
The new pier is $160,000 and' it will be
similar in construction to piers 42 and
44. which are leased to the Pa.clfic Mail
company. The plans for pier 34 were
prepared under the direction of the
railroad company and the pier will be
built with Western Pacific money. The
railroad company will place with the
harbor commissioners advance rent to
the amount of the successful bid and
will hold the pier on a 15 year lease.
At the end of that time the structure
reverts to the state. There will be a
railroad track on the new wharf con
necting with the southern branch of
the belt railroad and through that wit.i
the main lines of the Western Pacific,
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. '
Frfele to Command Manchuria
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria,
Captain Daniel Friele, will sail Satur
day for the orient with a large number
of passengers and about 6.000 tons of
freight. Captain Saunders, whose
health has been broken down by the
continuaus weight of heavy responsi
bilities, has been granted sick leave and
will remain ashore for one or two round
trips of the Manchuria. The relation
between Captain fc'auders' mixup with
tne Manchuria's surgeon and the change
of masters Is said to be direct only
inasmuch as the skipper's retort ath
letic was taken as a manifestation of ]
an overstrung nervous system. For I
several voyages Captain Saunders is
said to have suffered almost continu
ously from severe headaches. He is
one of the oldest masters in the Harri
man service and will be restored to
active duty when his health permits.
Bride:** Working Again
The Fourth street bridge across the
channel, which was put out of com
mission by a launch, which knocked
away one of the supports, has been re
paired and Is now in good working or
der. Only one side of the Third street
bridge is working. One of the state
dredgers recently picked up and cut
the cable that operates one half of the
bridge, and the board of public works
has passed the responsibility up to the
board of harbor commissioners. Ralph
Barker, engineer of the harbor commis-.
sion. has requested the board of public
works to make the repairs and has
p"romisea to make an investigation for
the purpose .of establishing responsi
bility for the accident. If the state
is to blame the state will foot the bill.
Meanwhile the bridge is a public neces
sity of too much importance to remain
out of commission while state and city
are deciding the question of responsi
bility.
Hi lonian Makes Fnxt Hun'
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Hilonian. Captain Peter John
son, arrived yesterday at Honolulu, just
six days from this port, which is the
best time in the Hilonian's career. The
steamer's departure from here was de
layed owing to the breaking of a valve,
hut by burning a little extra coal, with
the aid of the flying start given by the
rush to sea of the overflowing river
water. Captain Johnson more tnan made
up the time lost. The Lurline will
leave Kahului today for this port.
I'matllla'ft Roagh Paitaagre
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's steamer Umatilla, which arrived
Tuesday night from Puget sound \u25a0with
290 passengers, %vas 70 hours coming
from Victoria. Southerly gale*, which
lasted all th« way from Flattery to the
tiolden gate, were responsible for the j
length of the passage. While on Puget
found the weather was so arctic that |
it was necessary to keep the Umatllla's j
deck machinery constantly in motion to 1
prevent its freezing.
San Joan Sails Tomorrow
ji The Pacific Mail steamer' San Juan,
Captain Frarier, will sail at noon to
morrow for Panama and way ports.
Fifteen cabin and 70 steerage passen
gers have booked berths, and the liner
•will carry about 2.000 tons of freight,
including large shipments of flour for
coast ports and wine for New York.
Steamer Adato Is Ashore
The British steamer Adato, from Se
attle, which arrived January 14 at
Yokohama, is ashore on O&blzna. The
deck is under water. All hands are
safe, and the captain Is standing by
the wreclc
Water Front ?fote«
The steamer Indiana, bound for this
port, sailed January 18 from Mazatlan.
The liner Mongolia. Captain Morton,
sailed Tuesday from" Yokohama for this
j port.
• The steamer National City is at Fort
Bragg, leaking and with rudder dam
aged, as the result of having struck
bottom during heavy weather.
The Oceanic steamship- company's
liner Alameda sailed yesterday from
Honolulu for this port.
The Star of Scotland, formerly the
hark Kenilworth, cleared yesterday for
Ladysmlth to get a cargo of coal for
the use of the ships of the Alaska
packers' association.
The tanker Santa Maria, Captain
Lebbeus Curtis, cleared yesterday for
Tocopilla, via Port San Luis.
- Gale Delays Ferry** Landing
• "While attempting to enter the slip at
Kautalito yesterday evening the ferry
boat Tamalpais was blown against the
end of the slip by the terrific gale
which was sweeping in from the ocean.
•For the next 10 minutes. the big boat
lay helpless while the passengers stood
shivering waiting for the crew to throw
lines to helpers on shore. Finally a
hawser was made fast to the landing
stage and thus held against the wind
the big boat made the landing ln safety.
The wind blew more than 75 miles an
.hour through Raccoon straits.
Steamer Thor Arrives
• : The Norwegian steamer Thor, Cap
-taln Esrenea. arrived late last night.
: five 'days and six hours from Lady
[ e.mith, with a cargo of coal.
<.«•<.. \V. FenTrlclc Arrive*
'-•\u0084 The steamer tieo. W. Fenwick, Cap
• tain Miller, arrived last night, 36 hours
from San Pedro.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
EAN PESEO, Jan. 20. — Steamship Koanoke,
\u25a0".Captfin Danhatn, arrived this morning from
Portland with « miscellaneous cargo.
• £t earner Carlos. Captala Roberts, arrlred this
'morning from Grays Harbor.
S'.PMtiiMiip Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander.
rWred for San Francisco via Redondo and
Sf !•\u25a0:! Barbara.
Oil stpumer Washtenaw. Captain Curtis, ar
rived tonljfht from Portland. \u25a0
ASTOBIA, Jan. 20.— 0il tanker Argyll left
'. ont today for San Krancisoo in ballast.
Stearafr Tallac, oat tbi* morning for \u25a0 San
. Pranclßco witU a cargo of wheat and a deck load
of lumber. ,
Steam schooner R. D. Inmao. tritb a cargo
\u25a0nt lumber from Ptiget Kmnd ten San Francisco,
pot in here this morning after water and
fuH oil. It ha* been bucking th* late «onth
westfr for tbe pent two «J«jr» > aud bad' con-
Knm^d more of bolb than anticipated when It
etartotl on thf> trip <Jo*-u tbe coast.
. St^am schooner . Majfftlr* arrirpd this morning
fri'tn San Francisco to load luralier and return.
. Bn»sm schooner South >- Bay •rrlrwl iv last
vrpiiing from Kan Francisco to load lumber at
tbe Hammond mill.
\u25a0 Steam wb«>onw Detey Mitchell arrived in this
.morning from San Francisco to load lumber.
. Russian bark Dundee, which Ik now en route
from Callao for th!» |K>rt. will- lewd lumber at
Columbia mill at Knappton for Europe.
.British steamer Tyro eric; In ballast from
\u25a0•Iquique. «rri*ed off the mouth of therirer this
morning and received -\u25a0 order* to proee*>4 to
Tomux. B. C, and- after talciag on f fuel coal
.there to twiit orders. . \u0084-'•
. Army. Trnii»port»
tBuford siilM January 15 from Manila.';
Tbomas snilM January '5 for Manila.
M!i is si Seattle.
JVEWS OF THE OCEAN
Small Cargo for Mrxleo _
7 The pover r tcßobher' Charles ' Hanson" cleared
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
i " TO ARRIVE
\u25a0; From { Steamer ] Date
«ray« liarbor } . . ."jOntraUa ...;.. Uan. 21
Portland & Astoria. ...; Northland .....jjan. 21
urays Harbor 1 Newburg ...... Jan. 21
V, 008 ""^ M. l\ Plant... 1 Jan. 21
Humboldt .-......;..'. F; A. Kilburn. .Jan. 21
Rau Ulcso & Way Ports! Santa- Uos*. . ..Uan. 21
I *^ Shawmut ..... "Jan. 22
U rav , 8 Harbor • ••• .Santa Monica: ..| Jan. 22
Portland & Astoria. ... Tallac ..... . (Jen 22
Humboldt city of Topcka. Jan; 22
i h , ln * & J«P««« •: Chiyo Maru . . . Jan. 23
Sahna Cmi Arizonan ...... Jan. 23
San Pedro 1 Koanokr Jan.- 23
Portland & Astoria. . . . Xome City Jan. 21
Mendooino & Pt. Arena |Sea Foam 1..:: Jan. 24
Puget Sound Ports..... Queen .;.v ban °4
•New York via Ancon.. I Indiana ..:Uan 24
San Pedro jClaremont .. ...!Jan.',2s
J all!t ' '. Marlposa ...... lj an . 25
San Pedro ....... Hanalei- ..Jan. 25
San Diego* Way Pprtslgtate of Cal:;. I Jin. 23
Portland & Astoria .... Senator ....... Jan. 25
Portland & Way Porte, o. \V. Elder... Jan. 25
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay .....Jan 25
Grays Harbor Santa Barbara .. Jan. 25
Houolulu Alameda Jan. 26
Seattle & Tacoma Buckman .. Jan. 20
Honolulu ILurllne Jan. 27
Point Arcua &. Albion. (Porno .....Jan. 2S
Mexican Ports |Curacao ....... Jan. 28
Cblna & Japan.. -|Asla jj j an 29
\u25a0*\u25a0 TO SAIL
DestinaUon | . Steamer | Sallg |Pler
January 21 — |
Coqullle Rlyer ..' FlDeld . .|l2 m 2
Los Angeles Port* Central!* .. Ipm 7
Grays Harbor Corouado .. •3 pm 7
Astoria & Portland . . Homer ' . . . .•: Ipm 2
Humboldt „.. North Fork.., \u25a0 5 pm 1«
Seattle & Tacoma |J. B. Stetson .... ....
San Diego & Way Pwts State, of Cal 9.30 all
Grays Harbor )G. Llndauer. .... .. '
January 22 — j
Los Angeles Ports iS. Monica... Ipm 2
Willspa liarbor Ui.-iisr ......
Astoria & Portland... -ißainieri ßainier 3*pm ' i'
Humboldt Vanguard . . 11 am 2
Humboldt F. rillburn.. 10 am 13
New York tl* a neon.. San Juan ... 12 m 24
January 23 — . .
Orays Harbor. Newburjr ... 3pm T
Cooa Bay M. F. Plant 3pm S
Pt. Arena &. Albion... Porno opm 2
Japan &. China Manchuria .. 1 pm 42
Puget Sound Port* Umatilla ... Ipm 0
Seattle & Tacoma Watson .... 1 pm 20
Astoria & Portland Rose City .. 11 am 27
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ...' 1 pm 13
Astoria & Portland Northland . . spm 2
January 24 — | .'
Humboldt ....iCity Topeka. 10.30 a ft
San Diego & Way PortsjSanta Rosa.. 9.30 all
January 25 — j
Seattle &. Tacoma..... Ta11ac "...... .1 pm 7
Loa Anceles Port* G W. Elder 5 pm 13
Grays Barber Claremont .. 4pm 2
January 26 — |
Loa Angeles Ports. ... .(Hanalei .... 3pm 7
January 27 — |
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena'sea Foam... 4pm 4
San Pedro & Way PortsjCobs Bay . . 2pm 11
January 2S — j
Liverpool & Way PortsJCorse ...... .... 19
Puget Sound Ports [Queen . 9 am Jl
TO 3AIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination \ . <^- jtner | Date
Valdez & Seward jSanfa Clara 'Jan. 24
Seldovla & Way Ports . I Bertha [Jan. 25
ValdPi & Seward j Yucatan |Feb. 1
for Manzanillo yesterday with 54 bales hay.
337 lbs butter, .to lbs dried fruit, 274 lbs
meals. 2 cs canned goods, 3 pkgs provisions,
46.432 feet lumber. 125 kegs powder. 25 cs dyna
mite, 2 coils wire rope, '1 colls cordage. * pes
steel and iron, 1 launch, 9 pkgs machinery. 1 cs
oil, etc., valued at $3,270.
Crude Oil for Chile *^ii?>7i
The tank steamer Santa Maria sailed for
ToeupilU and Taltal via Port Harford yesterday
with 6 pkgs pumping plant, valued at $1,834,
as cargo from .this port. At Port Harford the
steamer wiHload 40,000 bbls crude oil in bulk
valued at $24,0u0. \u25a0 \u25a0 -
Export* by the Puebla
The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Victoria
Monday with a small cargo for the port of
destination and \u25a0 other British Columbian cities
valued at $5,016, and including' the following:
3.123 lbs dried fruit, 3,050 lbs raisins, 359 pkss
fre«h fruits, 173 pkgs vegetables. 100 pkes
onions. 277 gal* wine, 640 lbs chocolate. 421
lbs coffee, 2,500 lbs meals, 59 cs canned goods
3 cs dry goods. 20 cs fuse, 100 tins matches, 10
cs oil, 226 pkga roofing material, 4 pcs steel
The fteamer also had 1.461 brs lemons, 19.000
lbs codfish, 17 pkgs Ink and 1 cs books, valued
at $4,427, for Australia, and 125 cs canned
goods. 100 1U beans, 150 lbs dried fruit and 3
cs polish, valued at $368, for Suva, Fiji islands.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Wednesday, January 20.
Stmr Hoquiam, Relnertsen, 34 hours from San
Pedro.
fitmr Porno. LllUeland, 24 hoars from Albion.
Stmr Phoenix." Matsen, 24 hours from Albion;
In tow stmr Porno.
Stmr Vanguard. Odland, 35 hours from Eu
reka.
Stmr Alcatraar. Elleten, 16 hours from Delmar.
£tmr Arctic, Llader,* 21 hours from Fort
Bragg; bound for San Pedro, pnt In for fueL
- CLEARED
Wednesday, January 20. \u25a0
Stmr Hanalei, McFarland, San Pedro; Cres
cent wfaarf and warehouse company.
Ger stmr Acllla, Brambeer, Seattle; Kosmos
line. .
Br stmr Vadso, Johnson, Victoria and Van
cooTer, B C; Beyftws & Co.
Stmr ; Mexican. Tapley, Honolula; Williams.
Dimond it Co.
Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego;
Pacific Coast steamship company.
Etmr Santa Maria. Curtis, .Tocopllla, Taltal
via Port San Luis; Union oil company. '
Shis Star of Scotland, RasmoMen, Ladysmlth,
B C; Alaska Packers' association;
Pow schr Chas Hanson, Burke, Manzanillo;
Thomas Wallace. -
SAILED
Tuesday. , January 19.
Stmr Meteor. Gollghtly/ Seattle.' ,
: Wednesday. January 20. '
stmr Brunswick. Hammer. Fort Bragg. .
Stmr Santa Maria. Curtis, Tocopllla and-Tal
tal via Port San Luis.
Stmr Sea Foam. Lee. Point Arena and Albion.
Ptmr Hanalei. McFarla n«l. San Pedro
f*chr Bangor, Peterson. Grays Harbor."
Stmr Arctic. Under. San Pedro.,
Rtmr Atlat, Badger. Portland.
Schr Santiago, McDonald. Monterey; in tow
tng Hercules. «
DISASTER
NEW YORK. J«n 20— Br stmr Adato from
Seattle and reported arrlvpd at Yokohama Jan
14, is ashore on O Sbima: deck under waterfall
bands safe; captain remains . by \u25a0 the wreck
WIRELESS
Stmr City of Puebla. hence Jan 18 for Seattle
and Pnget towid ports — Jan 39. 6 p m, off Sius
law river; light westerly wind; moderate; all
well.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Jan 20. 10 p m— Weather
foggy: wind SE; velocity 30 miles an hour; bar
breaking. ' - -»^ig^^.n»i<f)iai!>.^jj>a«MSlf!w<SMa|is|
DOMESTIC PORTS
EUREKA — Arrived Jan 20 — Stmr Denpatch.
hence Jan 19; stmr City of Topcka, hence Jan
19. - '
Sailed Jan 20— Stmr F. "A Kilburn, for San
Franolßro. -
TACOMA— Sailed Jan 20— Fr stmr Orse. for
San Francioco; utmr. Jim Butler, for Everett.
Arrived Jan 20 — Nor etmr Elsa. from Van
couver. 4 , ,
WESTPORT— Passed -out Jan 20— Stmr Santa
Monica. Kchr Allen A. for San Pedro. Passed in
Jan. 1U — Stmr ChehallK. hence Jan 16.'
Bar bound Jan 20 — Scbr Dauntless,: for Hono
lulu: srhr Zampa. for San Francisco. - .-
ASTORlA— Arrived Jan- I!V— Stmr St. Helens,
hence Jan 17; stmr South < Bay, hence Jan 10.
Jan 2f» — Stmr .-Majestic, from Winslow; stmr
Daisy Mitchell, heooe Jan.lß.
Railed Jan 20 — Stmr Tallac, for San \u25a0 Fran
cisco. ~\, \u0084 \u25a0
Arrived Jan 20— Stmr R Ddnraan. from Ever
ett and nailed for San Francisco. AafiHWHWii
SOUTH BEND — Sailed Jan \u25a0 20— Stmr ' Welles
ley, for San Franctsco.-
SEATTLK— Arrived Jan 20— Barge Two Broth
rrs. from Nanfiimo. Bpteafiaaflftit, WiWW^|»'Jlikli
SEWARD— Arrived \u0084 Jan 20-^-Stmr ; Portland,
from' Bea t tip' and nailed for.'Valdej!:. . < \u25a0
SKAGWA V—ArrivedY — Arrived Jnn \u0084 l!>-^Stmr . Cottage
CitT.-from Seattleand sailed Jan 2Ofor Seattle.
I * VAI/DEZ — Arrived Jan * 13— Stmr, ' Yncatan.
from Seattle and sailed Jan 20 for; Cordova.
CORDOVA — Arrived Jan '^OrrStinr .Yucatan,'
from Sesttlc via Yalde*.
PORT PAN T^UlS— Sailed Jan . 20— Stmr -Asun
cion, for Ran Francisco: stmr Coosßay, for Ran
Petiro. . Jan 19 — Stmr'; Washtenaw,- for San
Pedro. \u25a0 'HWiili IMilifliW^V. '
- Arrived J«n IR— Stmr.?- Wssktraaw, fmin As
toria. Jan 10— Wmr RootL. Vi«w«t J*s XV. •tfr.r
Con* . Bur.- f;«»ng» * Jr.n Ifc. , - :
SAN PffHßO— Arrtwrt *m 50— JTor wrarr fiKft;
from AntofaM*ts ; , "frar Curloc \u25a0 henc* " J"«b '- 19:
utmt Wafht^naw. fmm "Tort San <• Luis: r'stmr
Santa Rosa, from San Diego; ' schr nugh'Hogan
from Tillnmook ; ' .-, • ' • " ; . ,v : . :
: Sailed Jan ', 20— Stmr* Carlos and . Santa ' Rosa.'
for Ran '- FrxncUco. " . . " \u25a0 • . \u25a0 .. . -..• .*
SAN DlKGO— .««ilrd Jan ' 20-^Llghtßhips and
tender*, for San Francisco. \u25a0 , : \u25a0 .'-,
' REDONDO— Arrived' \u25a0 Jan ; 20— Schr Roderick
Dbn. In towtujT Navlpn tor. hence. Jan lS;-Etmr
Shna Yak. hence. Jan IS. ' \u25a0 f . . j
Railed, Jan 20— Schr Fred E Sanders, for ' Ta- j
corr<a."^»B)tMMqgnßßßQßk^BHßßp^gjMßßpsfj|
TATOOSH, Jan 20— Weather, raining; wind 1
THE SANe WJlEti; JANUARY 21, 1909.
I Weather Report , \
Cnlted .': States : Deiiartraent of Agriculture —
Weather Bureau,.S an Francisco/ Jan. 20,. 1909.
RAINFALL : DATA:
Last -- - Seasonal ? Normal
\u25a0 Stations-^- 24 hours. • to date, -to date.'
Eureka ; .... ..J...'.0.5S -24.04- '-'21:81'-
Red Bluff ....../. .\u25a0O.fi.'J ' , Vi. 54 . i"12.57i "12.57
Sacramento ...V... 0.72, -10.85 f : 0.31
Mount Tamalpais :Vl.<s1 1> * • 20J13 : 11.02 '
San Francisco' /.;.. : 1;29'-. 11.04 10.87
San Jose •'...'.'.... .V.0.U2 ' 6.85 '\u25a0•) .-. 6.86'; '.
Fresno: ........... V'v.:. ":.... si. 4.(50
' Independence '...... ..'.-;-\u25a0<- - 4.52 .4.59 \
Sail Lcis OblsjK)...-'. 0.24 > 11.31 '.. 8.00
Ix>s Anseles .... .'. 0.01 '.".44 6.85 '
San Diego .:.....».....* 3.10 .. 4.53 ,
'"\u25a0 - : -| ' ; S \u25a0. ? -3 : -.:;"S''' : -» ?'
STATIONS. 1 ; • c- 5 =r
\u25a0\u25a0:•:•\u25a0\u25a0 :%:;".$-s'/- :- ; - : ? 'J
. - - ,- a . -o . \u0084 . \u25a0 . -...:.
Baker ........ .20. -IS M 842 SB ~ Cloudy Tr.
; Boise ...... ...29.04 .12- ~ 42 SB " Cloudy -.10
Eureka ...\29.42 CO C 4 SB" Cloudy- .24
, Flagstaff • ..20.54/48 32 SW Cloudy Tr.
Independence . . 20 . 72 .riß. r iB • 48 . SW- Cloudy .00
' Kallspell .....29.60 44V'a? S*> Clear '.00
Los Aujpeles ..30. 0S 58 50 S Haln Tr.
Mt; -Tamalpalß.29.ee 1 48 47 SW Rahi - .0.".
North Head '-..SO .'lß 44 '42 - Bain •• .22
l J hoenlx ... 2«.».U2 70 ,'\u25a0 46 . . NW Pt.Cldy .00
Pocatello 20.78 48 :40 E Cloudy VTr.
Tt. Reyes Lght2o .so 55 40 S Ualn .45
Portland ......20.20, 40: 44 V NE Rain .32
Ited; Bluff ,-.\.'JU.&i'. 54 52 .SB Rain .62
Reno .........2<J.60 48 38; SK Cloudy Tr.
Rosebunr ... ..29.14 f>4 '48 'SE'l.Raln- .24
Kacrainento .".'.29. «S- 50 .54 SE Rain .48
San DiejfO ....SO. 10 "58' 52 SW Cloudy .00
San Francisco .29.CS- 00 .'2 S Rain ' .40
San Jose .....29.76 CO H' SE ! Rain .30
San L. 0bi5p0. 30. 02 50 52 SE Rain .16
S. E. FaraUon.29.C4 56 VI :S • Rain .48
Spokane- ......29.54 42 40>E Rain Tr.
•Summit ...... .... 41 '38 R Snow .70
Tacoma ......29.30 46 42.' N Rain .06
Tonopah. *.„.'... 29. 84 44 "36 SE Cloudy .00
WalU :;;...... 29. 80 54 44 SE %Raln '.00
Wlnnemucca ..29.00 50 42 SW Rain .00
Vuma .'.- .29.94 7C 46 W Clear ..00
'Average snow on ground. 00 inches.
SYNOPSIS
; The most sorere Btorm of the season ' appeared
suddenly off ; tbe ; Oregon coast :: and will prob
ably move rapidly southeastward, causing high
southeast wind - and heavy rain > over most -of
California. The storm vrlll also cause heavy snow,
in the Sickiyou coast ranges. Sierra Nevada and
Sierra Madre.-^-^S&fIrSJS^-saSJ?.^ \u25a0" : • ' \u25a0 ' ' '
Southeast etorm warnings are. displayed along
the entire coast and warnings of high south
winds have also been sent- to Interior towns.
The* following high winds tre : reported:' Point
Reyes.^CO miles, south; Farallones,- 40, south;
Eureka 34, ifoutUeast; Sacramento 44, southeast ;
San Jose 2S, southeast, and Wlnnemucca 26,
southwest, x
. FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity— Rain Thursday ;
high : southerly wind.
Sacramento valley — Rain :: ' Thursday;' brisk to
high south wind. - .
San Joaquiu valley — Rain Thursday ; high
south winds. -
Santa Clara valley— Rain Thursday; high'
south winds. ' \u25a0 •\u25a0 ' \u25a0
Los Angeles and vicinity — Bain Thursday,
brisk to high south winds.- - •<\u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0 / •
A. G. McADIB, District Forecaster.
Time; Ball I
United , states branch hydrographlc ofOee, . Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, January
.20. 1800. • v , • ' .
Tee time ball on the tower of the Ferry bully
ing was dropped tQday exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time. \u25a0
. \u25a0J. C. BURNETT,, \u25a0'
; Lieutenant. U.S.- N.. In charge.
San, Bloon and Tide
UnUed States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf > add. 2s minutes.
' . THURSDAY. JANUARY. 2I :. \ '
Sun rises . ... . . ..... . ... ................' 7:22
Sun sets ......r... 5:23
New moon ..Jan. 21, at 4:03 p. in.
First quarter moon ....Jan. 28, at 6:58 a. ro.
tTime| I'fimel jTime - lTluie
Jan) Ft 1 JFt I -i — j Ft f Ft
|HW lL W? HW • jli W '
2!.. 1 0:or> 4.5! <l:2S| 3.2 10:15 6.3 5:25—1.5
22.. 1 o:4ti - 4.6] 6;20l 2.8 11:05 6.2 6:10-7-1.4
2H..| 1:27 . 5.«J e:ls| 2.6 12.-U0 6.1 6:35—1.1
24.. 2:00 R. 2 7:101 2.6 12:55 5.7 7:40—0.8
23.-2:47 5.3 8:0S 2.4 1:55 6.3:8:25-0.1
2C 3:2S 5.4 9:10 2.1 3:OS 4.8 9:20 0.7
27. .1 4:12 5.5 10:20 1.7 4:30 4.3 lO:0S .I^s
25.. 4:56 5.5 11:20 1.4 5:56 .4.1 11:00 ' 2.1
IT. S. Branch Hydrogxaphlc Office .
1- A branch of. the ' United .Stale* uydrogruphic
office, located at the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintainod in San Francisco : for : the benefit of
mariner*, without regard' to nationality and free
of expense.- Navigators are cordially Invited Ito
visit the office, where complete seta of charts
and sailing 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, p- . \u25a0 \u25a0 •
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, V. 8." N., ln charge.
south; velocity C miles an hour. ,• ' ,v .
Passed in Jen 19— Stmr Falrhaven, hence Jau
18 for Tacoma. , -
Passed ln Jan 20 — Stmr Hyades, 'hence \ Jan
18 for Seattle; atnir City of Puebla, hence Jan
18 for Victoria., • :
MONTEBFA— SaUed Jan 20— Ship Falls of
Clyde, for Honolulu. " " ' .
NEAH BAY— In port Jan 20— U S stmr Daniel
Manning \u25a0- . , : :
EVEBETT — Arrived Jan 20 — Stmr Falrhaven, ;
hence Jan 16.' .- ' \u25a0 \u25a0 . . \u25a0 \u25a0 . . j
PORT TOWNSEND— SaiIed Jan 20— Br ship
Marlon Inglls, for Hadlock. • \u25a0 - •-
KETCHIKAN— SaiIed Jan 19— Stmr Santa
Clara, for Seattle; stmr Northland, for Seattle.
ISLAND PORTS '
HONOLULU— SaiIed Jan 20— Stmr Alameda,
for San Francisco; Fr ship Champlgny, for Van
couver. " - "' , .' ;
Arrived Jan 20 — Stmr Hilonian, hence Jan 14;
Fr' bark Buff on. from Liverpool via Hobart.Vv -
Sailed Jan 20 — Stmr Virginian, \u25a0 for KahuluL
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Arrived Jan „ 20r-Stmr Colon,
from Colon. . \u25a0 '" '
FOREIGN PORTS
PORT SAlD— Arrived Jan 20-^-Br. stmr Oanfa,
from Liverpool for Seattle.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived Jan "2— Br stmr Pinna,
from Pay ta via Honolulu. :. ; --v-
Sailed Jan- 19 — Stmr Mongolia, for San Fran
cisco via Honolulu. / .;••:\u25a0\u25a0.-
IPSWlCH— Arrived Jan Fr. baric Rene,
hence. Aug 11.. '\u0084 - ;
SYDNEY— -Arrived Jan 16— Br etmr Strathdon,
from New York. : - .. \u25a0
HONGKONG — Sailed Jan 16— Br etmr 'Empress
of Japan, for Vancouver. . ; .
MAZATLAN— SaiIed Jan 18— Stmr Indiana, for
San Francisco. ; : \u25a0-- •. •
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOUTH— Arrived Jan 20— Stmr- Oceanic,
from New York for Cherbourg and Southampton, 1
and • proceeded. ' -
NE ; ; W YORK— Sailed ' Jan > 20— Star Finland,
\u25a0 for Antwerp:' stmr Teutonic,' for Southampton.
! PORT SAID — Arrived '\u25a0 Jan 20— Stmr . Oanfa,
from Glassrow and Liverpool,; for Tacoma. .:\u25a0'
SOUTHAMPTON — Arrived Jan 20— Stmr Ad
riatic: ."from . New York ; stmr Raiser Wllhelm
der Grosse. fr«m New-York.- .-,•-. r - . . , . . :
HONGKONG — Arrived prior -, Jan 20 — Stmr
Korea, from San Francisco via IJonolulu and
Yokrfhama. and not as ; before. •'.;' : -.-
GENOA — Arrived -Jan 20— Stmr Barbarossa,
from New; York.. . , • • ;
Memoranda
Per utmr Phoenix— Carried away rudder at Al
bion «nd eot rope foul of the. rndder and came
here for repalr»:ih"tow of stmr Porno. • *;\u25a0
Schr Espada, ly lnjj at section 1 of the' sea wall,
in - a heaTy • undertow; • parted ; lines '\u25a0 and drifted
Into the utream and \ anchored.' " - - .-.,_
' Stmr " Hoqniam, :r: r - from i San " Pedro i this af ter
noon.-sJan" 20.- reports , bar rery -rongh'-and
breaking.*--;/;: ; •'•••.'\u25a0 -?:\VS".'i ? i '..- \u25a0\u25a0'. \\'--,
• Pilot boat America .. returned « from .\u25a0 sea '•* this
afternoon. Jan 20 X on nncount of bar breaking.
.SEATTLE, -; Jan.- 20— Stmr,^ Dora.\ from Seattle
for Alaska. , preTlously . reported - passed Ketchi
kan! in ;\u25a0 tow at - stmr Farallon , leaktnir. is : return
ing to 1 hi* port:, due to arrive Friday :, - .-
FORT BRAGG, Jan : 20-^-Stmr; National i City,"
at \u25a0\u25a0thlt'. port, for SA Francisco, struck dnrlnjt
heavy tvoathcr : and had rudder 'damaged and is
leaking. - \u25a0 ."\u25a0^LUJUJILiIt'iB/WlHli
THROWS SELF ' BEFORE CAR
* William :: Cabl,itz, ; bricklayer, •appar
ently :•' demented, . made r . a'^dlve ; In front
of :-a<Glen v 'Parkycar at^ Mission > and
Fifth streets yesterday/afternoon in an
attemptUo'end-hlslife." .-The:car,;how-'
ever.^was ;not' moving ; at ia? great -rate
of rspeed and : Cablitz was r knocked* to
the curb, .'sustaining' only? minor;:in
juries. He will be, examined as to his
sanity, this morning. < :\u25a0--•; :, - >.=
John'-Nichols,* so6;Union avenue,* was
struck by a, swiftly- moving car, at Post
and .vFillmore streots-:>lateV>yesterday
afternoon i and i. thrown * to \ the aground
in an -unconscious .condition.^ it is, pos-
Flble. : the man/ has* sustained >. a- fracture
of : the; skull. -'SS®SB(SBBS£A : ' ! \u25a0
PAYOTj TO GIVE* LECTURE
Supervisor, Hen ry,Payot will L - gives his
illustrated Vlecture; on" Venice,,: tonight
at 'B; o'clock 'att the' Potreror nurses'? set
tlement; Nineteenth *; and? Iowa; streetß?
Atl'the irecentiConcert ? given .there K by
Mrs.S Nicholson .and Mrs 'VWinchesteriof
Oakland J the • sum : of > $22.76 -wag * netted
for the Italian} quakei sufferers*- xThe
\u25bc*«•»! whlch ! Payot; presents ?of /the -his
toric * and 3 scenic i glories *of -are
the*onlyf ones; he: saved vfrom^theJ fire 1
those'of all : the' other: Italian; cities'be
ing destroyed. v*The?Hfe of itheUarrious
eityibyithe/Adrlaticandithe^plcturesque
architecture, are> vividly; set forth in
the^viewsr.,!. " v "':- \u25a0 :-\u25a0\u25a0 "r---^ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 c i
There^arft<onlyitwoispecie3 of pois
onous. 1 snakes, lmPennsylvanla-^-the rat
tlesnake and the copperhead.
NEW BUILDING FOR
RETAIL DISTRICT
Four Story Edifice Will Be
Ready for Occupancy )
Early in August
.: \u25a0 Suiter street will . have shortly an
other' flne buildings between :; Kearny
street and Grant avenue, for before the
first 'of 'August C. G. Dall's four story
class ; A. building will be ready for'oc
cupancy. iiSiis
\u25a0 It .will have a frontage -of 25 feet Yon
Sutter. street, with : a "depth •- of ; 82 • feet;
and .will (present;: ay fronts almost J: of
glass, ; for the windows , are -exception
ally large. It-will ; be- used for.: stores
and ,| lofts and - the :' agents,. Bonni
fleld,' Jeffries & Ryan, are "besieged
with; inquiries ' fromyprospectlve \rten-*\ r ten-*
ants. r -\u25a0'. '•'.\u25a0-...'.\u25a0'.,' : ',\u25a0'-"\u25a0 -.-. ';;•\u25a0:- "-: : .
The . building will : cost in the neigh
borhood of 530,000. .
CAR HITS BURNS* AUTO
Special ; Agent 'William J.,. Burns /of
the district attorney's 'offlce^ was ; riding
in an automobile ,^ yesterday .'J morning
when ;\u25a0 the "\u25a0\u25a0 machine \u25a0 was : ; struck j -by ; a
Flllmore" Btreet'electric;.car. \u25a0 : Neither
Detective 1 Burns : nori his : chauffeur - was
injured;"-althpugh the automobile" was
slightly damaged. \u0084 :
REAL, ESTATEJ TRANSACTIONS
x Charles' H. -\ Rodney.; to • Herman J. Kolkman
and' wife, lot in S line- of Broad street, ~ 395 - X
of Plymouth avenue, E 25 by S 125; $10.
May P. Hagerty to . Anders . Thorsen, lot In S
line of -. Liberty street, '25 - E of Sanchez, • E 23
by.S' 114; $10..
; Joel A. Eastman and wife to 'Mary 'Martlp,
lot -SO, block 15. Lakevlew tract; $800." '
Alice AS Uonzel et «1. . to Protestant Episcopal
church in j the diocese , of . . California^ lot in S
line- of - Sagatnore-Btreet,- 150 \V- of Capitol ave
nue; W 40 by S' l2s; $10. \u25a0
\u25a0"Herbert E.- Law and Grace -W. Law to Joshua
L. Greenwood, lot In E line of Pierce street, 25
S of Chestnut, S 25' by E 100; .slo.' %
\u25a0'- J.^ Lee Norton (wife)' to ; William H. Norton,
half iof lot E line of Locust street, 100 S of
Sacramento, S 32:7^, by E 137:G; $10.
William H. Saylor •to Anna Law, . lot] ln W
line of Eighteenth avenue,' 125 N of Lake street,'
X 25 by W 120; $10.- \u25a0 r * '
Homestead . realty company . to Callle ' Gosland.
lot In NE line of Somerset street, 150 SE of
SiUimaft.SE 25 by >'E 120r><$10.' : . .
• W. C. : Voorsanger to Eva : C Vooreanger, lot
In E line of Stockton street, CO N oi Broadway,
X 40 by E «J9; $10.
J.B. Potter realty company to Enos I. Flleger,
lot 28, block S. Reis tract grant.
; James 11. Seymour to James H.Plnkerton and
wife, lot ln N line of Fulton street, 103 E of
North Stanyan, E 23, N 121:25, SW 25:01,- S
121.98; $10.
: Frank Leveronl to Teresa Cassasa, "lot in N
line of W street, 52:6 E of Seventeenth avenue,
E23by N 100; $10. - . , . \u25a0 r
: W.R. Lipsett and wife to Oscar H. Ferguson,
lot at E corner of Uacon and lon streets, NE
240 by:- SE 200; $10. ; :.:\u25a0•: - ;\u25a0\u25a0 ,"-\ ; \*
\u25a0? Margaret' A. Gallagher to Mary A. Gallagher,
lot at 'NE comer of Hayes and Buchanan
streets, E 31:3 by N72;'glft. : . . , \u25a0\u25a0/.
\u25a0 Title " insurance and guaranty company 'to
Octavla A. Dowd, lot In " N line ' of California
street, -110 E of Leavenworth," E 27:0 by N
112:6; $10. ; ; L .: . V y
- Elizabeth E. Smith, deceased, by,-administra
tor, to Margaret Drum et ai:. 10t5, 21 "and 22,
block N50. 1 Bay Park homestead; $100. 7
v Johanna' Roussel to- Walter "John Roussel,
lot In V. line of -Pitch street," 100 S of Folsom,
525 by: E. 60;: gift. '. .
Joseph- Eastwood to- 'Samuel' Altshnler and
wife, lot at S corner' of Second ; and Silver
streets, ;SE 70 bySW 120; -$10. - - .
? Easter ;B. Stewart (formerly Brown) :to Mary
Daby, i lot at *-SE comer -of ' Collingwood and
Twentieth streets, E25 by- S 110; $10. :
- Mary. Itatticau to Michael P. Lyons, r lot ln S
line: of -Duncan street, 75 E of Dolores, E 25
by S 64; $10.. " , :
v Henrietta Slttenfeld et al. to Emile E. Kahn.
lot In N line of , California street, 139:5 W of
Kcarny, hW.i 50 by \u25a0N ? 137i6; : $10. ;% ?~ ' rr- \u25a0'- "" " i
I Pnrktlde realty comoany. to Eliza be th.L. Green,
lot .In E linaof Elghieenth *»etiue,t 300 N of . T
street, N 25 by E : 120, - and five other pieces;
$10.-;. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ? - ' - \u25a0-: \u25a0\u25a0:. •\u25a0--.\u25a0 \- \u0084 -
Same to Henry T. Mitchell, 'lot in S line of
Rtetreet. 57:6. W. of Twelfth avenue, W 50 by
S 100; $10. -\u25a0-/; . . . '" - :
. \u25a0: Mercantile trust company to Pacific title in
surance company, lot commencing at'point 133:6
N of. California street and 64 E of Montgom
ery,' N -14 in XE 4:2 ;.510. . . \u25a0 '\u25a0;
Paciflc title Insurance company .to William
Glselman, trustee < Hastings . trust, estate, lot. In
E \u25a0 line' of • Montgomery street. 135:314: N. of
California/ N 27:G>by E6S;9; $10.
\u25a0 Behrend Joost arid wife to Jessie A. Norman,
lot In W line of Lincoln avenue,- 27:8 S of
Clarendon avenue, S 25:1, W 10G:7, N 25, E
107:4;. $10.
Edward 0. Travis ' to Serena Travis, lot ln W.
line of Buena Vista street, 23 . N of Cprtland
avenne, N 25:8 by W 70; gift. -.-•\u25a0. . .
Bruce Cartwrijcbt, to Adda Evans,' lot at SW
corner of Union -and Devlsadero ' streets, S 25 by
W- 97:3; $8,000.- : V .
George Baldwin Crittenden and wife to Llly.J.
Wilson, lot in' S line :of Golden Gate avenue,
82:0 W of Pierce street, V? 27:6 by S 110; = $10.
. Emily L. Oegood et'al. to E.^L. Burford, lot
at S corner of .Bacon, and Hamilton streets, SE
! 400 by SW 240: $10. '
i Roundy realty company to . Richard Victor Me-*
Alllster, lot in SW line of Dwight street,: 50 SW
of Cambridße; SW: 63:4 by SE 100; $10. \u25a0\u25a0%•%&&£
'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 William ' Wolf >to William Wolf congregation,
lot In 8 line of Geary street, 6S:O W of Octavla,
W te8:» by,S 120; $10." ; 0 "; . \u25a0
• Stephen Cassinelli to Frances E. Casslnelll.
lot in SW - line ; of • San s Bruno road. 100 N W of
Way land ; street. , SW 75 by S W 120, and pne
: othor piece ;? gift. ' \u25a0
Helen L. Btoltz to Oscar W. Thunberg, lot ln
: S line of California street. 50 W of Elghthave
nue.-W'32:6 by S 70; $10.' •;-.•-.
I Christina- Ettlln to John'Dammeyer. lot In. E
or NE line of Concord avenue, 150 S of Cross
street, SSO by. E 120: $10., • - ; : •
Annie E-. Davis; to: Davis realty company, lot
47. block 16. Reis tract; $10. • .
Homestead "realty , company to Matthew C.
Warnock et al; lot in NW line of Laidley street,
213 SW of Roanoke, SW 25 by N 100: $10. -
James : A. Fagothey to Kathcrlno Lv Fagothey.
lot ' In E line of .Thirteenth avenue,- 225 N of J
street, N 25 "by E 120, -and one other piece;
Joseph Bello to Augustus Mary .Webb "et " al. \u25a0'
one- third of lot in. E line of Castro street, 100 S
of Sixteenth. S '3o by,- E 115;- $10. .\u25a0 •, ,
Livingston i Brothers ; to s Edgar 7 Kiefer, ; three
nftliß'of lot at NW- corner of O'Farrcll^and Fill-' j
more- street «,N 29:6 by W',100; $10.
- Isabel .Wocker to M. C: Shepherd Investment
company.- lot In- ,W line of Twenty-fifth' avenue,
IS6 N of Lake street. N ; s2. by- W. ; 120: $10.V>
Thomas ; F. Butler to same, :\u25a0 lot ; in W line of
Capp street,' 40 S of Eighteenth, S- 30. by. W
osrsio/;.'.:.- :;,\u25a0, -•.'./,.-\u25a0...-\u25a0• •\u25a0:• : \u25a0/- • •:\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 .:,
• A. \u25a0\u25a0 B.- Baldwin - and wife to Mary Jane Lin
forth.' lot in '•\u25a0. E * Hue " of \u25a0 Castro / street, ~ l. r >3:2 v N
of Laidley. • S 25:5. SW 17:8, N. 31:0% ; $10, ; :; :.
Harvey W.i^ Walter" and wife to Eliza Moran,
lotiln'E line of, Castro street,. sl:6 N of Eliza
beth,. N 25 ,by; E ' lt)s ; ' $10. y. ;\ " V \u25a0 .
Douglas realty compauy ; with . Dyer: Brothers-
Steel ; and cast* iron \u25a0• work ; for - building ou gore,
Market- and' Eddy streets, vW^ 177. -5,: SU27:O^,
E:t 218 :7 %,-.;' for j$C 0 per ton ; for steel, i $u4 ; per
ton - for : cast, iron : and ; $30 per ton tor bases. ; ;
I i Red I Men's Hall' association with City construc
tion .- company— Repairs east walK of two story
and^basement : brick building on N Golden Gate
avenue. 137:6 ,WKOf Leavenworth,, W52:6,-:S
57:6; : E^22.?5v50,i ; E?60:f1;^51.750. :..- .. V -,V;' -\u25a0::-
Marks r. Brothers iwlth \u25a0 L. % and iE. Emantiel— ..
Store fixtures i for store lin i Commercial : building
In : S : line .' of < Market street \u25a0 between ; Fourth and
Fifth; ?10,300.i : \u0084 ; : V; -\u25a0\u25a0:•;'.; '):\u25a0 •\u25a0 < ;;/
ATLANTIC) \u25a0': OCBATiI I TRAVEL
\u25a0\u25a0' p\ST^EXPIiESS I 'SERVICB ) ;v ,"' :
PnYMOUTH-CHEBBOimrt— BRK.MEN-10a.tn.
Kals.Wm.D.Gr.'.Feb.i 2 Raiser,- T\m. - ll.Ular.tv2
CeclHe r." ".". . i'•"• • Feb.' 16 Cecllle s. 1 -..; .'. ; Mar. \u25a0 2.'!
TWIN* SCREW PASSRXGER SERVICE
:.-;;-T^rBREMEN^DmECT— 10^a.-m;^ > - '\u25a0
rhemnltz *.'.:. rr. Jan: '-S Zleten :. .. .'. . . . v.Keh. IS
Brcirlau >: :'V^t: 71 FebVi-* tP- ; Fr'd'h -Win :;.Feb: 23
\u25a0~tCalls at- rij-month: and. Cherbourg.'; c ; ;. -• .
\u25a0MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
:; GIBRALTAR— ALOIERS-NArLES-GENOA.; ;
- . \u25a0 Saillnsf-Ht^H \u0084«.* m.,; \u25a0•;--;. : - . . .-:.
K r Albert' ' .*.".:. Jan. 30 [*K.-KurfuerBt.-.:. Feb.' ll
tNeckar - "...:.". Feb. \«i|Barbarossa -..;.. ;Keb. 13
V,' tDoea 'not oallUt , AlSlers-and: Genoa.";>^ ..;;
V^'Oalls J. at iMadclra,* i Gibraltar, s. Algiers. * Genoa,
thMioe X proceeding i- on i? Orient erulse. \u25a0. Good ' ac-
coramodatlonsJaTailablefUoiGenoa:; '-.
Nortb^Gerniiin 1 Lloyd Trnvelefa' Checkn
k OBLRICHS l&i CO;;?5 -i Broadway^: New; York.
ROBERT CAPELLE.I G. ? A. J\ C.V 230 Powell St.,
opp.P St. \u25a0£ Francis ?= Hotel," San Frnneisco." ; Tele-
phofae'j:Kpirny,ti47f>4.^ ' .'- \u25a0 - : •;- \u25a0 • \
Compagnie % Jenerale
1 "DIRECT UN E. TO JHAVREPARIS '
\u25a0 ' SalllngJeTeryi. Thursday, '? ! instead '- of ':. Saturday,
at ' 10 i a. i'm'^i from ipier ;, 42," North ; rtTerr,. loot of
Morton ;et. - -\u25a0 -'-i-^ '-\u25a0"'"\u25a0":\u25a0- 'lZ'l'vl'"'' l ''' : \u25a0"-'\u25a0 -.. :; .
X' First -jclaßg sto j Havre. • $" * .50 , and | upward ; I eec-
onfi • class : to 1 Harre.'J $50 and * upward. . GENERAL
\u25a0\u25a0AGENCY;*} FORIi UNITED « STATES f AND i CAN-
ADA.llOlStateist^NewS-York.-^J.IiF.IFUGAZI.*
Manager i Pacific r Coa«t^ 630 i Montgomerjri st.TS San
Francisco. • Tickets sold llyJtllB railroad :; ticket
agenU^MHBHS WBW
DALL BUILDING, WHICH
WILL SOON BE FINISCHED
CONVEYANCES GIVEN UP
BY SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Buggies and Janitors Involved
in Move for} Economy
The board of education decided . yes
terday , to' give up' the three " buggies
which'have been at the service of the
directors for facility in traveling from
school to school.
, President O'Connor used one of the
vehicles and, in the old regime, Di
rectors Altmann and Boyle the two
others. President O'Connor willingly
relinquished his claim to a conveyance
and neither Thomas Hayden nor Mrs.
Kiricaid thought ; that they had 'need of
the buggies formerly . used by their
predecessors. .-..-,, -. . «
The , salaries of • janitors and jani
tresses were also adjusted. There 'Is
an appropriation, of $61,000 for janitor
service,; and the board found that . If
the, present outlay,, were continued
there would be aderlcit of $3,000 at the
end of the fiscal year. .
Janitors will naw be paid $5 a month
for;:each actual ro.om that they attend
to ,and- when >there are more than 10
rooms $4. 50, f0r each additional room.
jury coxvicrrs Jiilkmax
J.. Kennel jof the: New, Boss dairy.
Seven Mile house, San Bruno road, was
convicted by a jury in Police Judge
IJeasy^s,. court yesterday afternoon of
selling: watered milk and ;was ordered
toi appear; for sentence r oh Saturday.
Kennel had been; fined. many times and
on the last: occasion Judge Conlan told
him the. sentence- would be six months
in jail wtihout the- option of a flno.
Kennel asked; for a transference of his
last case to' Judge Deasy> court and de
rhandeda-trlal by; Jury.' He will prob
ably get the limit. ... ......
BLAMES DOCTOR FOR BLI.\DXESS
Alleging that he hag ; completely lost
the useiof his left eye by. reason of un
skillful treatment by a specialist. Max
Moses 'yesterday \u25a0- sued Robert D. Cohn
for $10,063 damages. .Attorney Llle T.
Jacks, who prepared the complaint,
states that Moses went to Cohn, who is
a' qualified physician and surgeon, De
cember 1, 1907, for: treatment. He aft
erward made -daily visits, and In all
paid Cohn $63. The complaint avers that
the loss of sigrl'.t in the eye was a result
of Cohn's'.unsklllf ul treatment.
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
v"^'Tc"e s *v " Steamers . Jeare Broadway
/Q^2~^2^SK LOW RATES. INCLUDING
rVvI^SK! V\ BERTHS AND MEALS.
I I Y^^^l I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
X&slX ~~}& FOR LOS ANGELES
y^TO^d^y SAX DIEGO
SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CAL. .Jan/ 21, 28: Feb. 3. 9:30 t. m.
QUEEN:.... .....:...: ..Jan. 25, 9:30 a. m.
ClTi* OF PUEBLA .........Jan. 31, 0:30 a.' m.
SANTA 1 R05A.,. . ......... . .Feb. 6, 9:30 a. m.
, : FOR SEATTLE, TACOMA,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER.y B. C.,
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
SANTA R05A . . . . . . . . ...... Jan. 24, 1 :30 p. im.
QUEEN-' . . . . .r, .T.Tr.V. .". . . .Jan. 30. 1 :30 p. m.
CITI* 4 OF PUEBLA .......... Feb. 5, 1 :30 p. m.
FOR EUREKA, (HUMBOLDT BAY) ,~
CITY OF T0PEKA*. . , : . .... . . /. . ; . . ... . . .".. .
...Jan. 24, 29, Feb.' 3, «; 13. IS,, 10:30 a. m.
. And Erery , Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOB/MEXICAN PORTS--GBaynia«i, Mai-
ntlan, Ln I'nr, Euscnada, Snn Jose del
Cabb, , Maedalena Bay, Santa \ Rosalia.
CURACAO. . '.:.'. .'. Feb. 7,\ Mar. .7,, 10 a. 'm:
' ALASKAN CRUISES, 1009
' Steamship SPOKANE will i lea»e - Seattle 11
p. m.V Juno 15. 30. July 15, 30. ? Aug. .14. =
'Right' reserved : to, change, thi* schedule.
; ; TICKET OFFICES t
SAN FRANCISCO— 3' Market St.. 112 Market Bt.
•and Broadway Wharf. * Telephone ' Kearny 492. ; ':\u25a0
GeneraHOf flees. ..:'.'.'. . .TT;. . ... .112 ; Market: at.
Freisht (Office. . .: . . . ...... Broadway -Wharf
Oakland* Ticket 0ffice. . .'. . : . . . ... .968 Broadway
:\u25a0 \u25a0C. I). \u25a0 DUNANN/: G. ; P. - A.".; San Francisco. .
Toyo Kisen Kaistia
(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY)
8/ S. .'.'Chiyo Maru' ' ': ..'"... Saturday, ' Jan;. 30, 1909
S. S.\"Tenyo Maru" . . .". .. .'.Friday, T«b.~ 26, \u25a0 1909
S." S. r VNippon , Maru I ,' . V. . . Friday, j March 19, ' 1909
. ' Steamers \ sail ~ from - company's » piers, - Nos^- 42,
44,' near, foot : of : Second - st:,-? 1 p.' m.v for Yoko-
hama and 'Hongkong;? calling at Honolulu,* Kobe
< Hioso) ,"* Nagasaki ; and Shanghai, 1 : and , connecting
at t liongkons : with \u25a0; steamers i for I Manila, , India,
etc. ;No cargo? received; on board on -day of sall-
intr.'- Round trip: tickets at reduced rates. -•
.\u25a0For ? freight * and* passage -\u25a0 apply *at office, 240
James Flood building. .'-.W. 1 H. AVERY, : ,-
- ..-Assistant, General JManager. \u25a0 "*•
"\u25a0\u25a0';-: IX CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME
Program^ofj Spring^ Tours 'to . Japan,
;. : Chlna,iSlberia," etc., for the asking. "
THIGiS^COOK <&; SOIV
' 32 POWELL^ ST.. • SAN FRANCISCO ,
HONOLULU— S.- S. Alameda jsalla "ll"« a:- m.
s"Jan..3o, . 'ot>.- Special round trip $110. first class.
TAHITI I 'AND a NEW." ZEALAND-^S. \ 8: i
\u25a0: Marlpofia ' sails *1 1 •• a. • m. ' : Feb. i 2. : Special ' round :
r; trip?. Tahiti ,-s $123, > Wellington, - N., 2., \u25a0 $280 i
'\u25a0''\u25a0 round J trip, v- ' -'' : - "•'"'\u25a0">. ",:''\u25a0' ' ' -v ; -- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0!
jBCKANIC;LISE.i 673 : Mkt.f«t.;LtcI. Kearny 1231.
BAY ANbfL\TERURBAN;RbUTESy*
\u25a0^MAJ^iiSLAND^NAyY^
/^ysHeJoi^Napaj^St^-'Hejlerna ;
ST. ; HELENA-NAPA VALLE , V^' ROUTE
1 Montlcello" S"-; S % Co.j'and ; Napa - Valley. 1 Eltctrlc
R.'R.'fCo.^Close, connections.^^ •:;>: .;;
C. v-'g^^ojuxdl'trips^ daily— 6 \u25a0 \u25a0
' > Boats^ learei San t-' Francisco j.7:f>o, '•* *o :43 r a. F m:.
12 :30 \u25a0 n00n,1 3:15,T 6:00,'^8:30 . p.*i m.-^&^mfgSSi
4J San ? Francisco 3 landings and : office, -Clay street
; vrharf .'£ north I end > ferry s bulldlng.T' Market street
ferry.H Meals U' la icartMg
COULDN'T REFRAIN
FROM CURSING WIFE
Mrs. Nicholas H. .-lawlor-. Ob-
tains --Divorce From Husband
Who Abused Her
\ A man who gays he finds it impos
sible to express himself without inter
larding."his sentences wfth curses was
discovered yesterday in the person of
Nicholas"; H. Lawl or, an employe of the
board of, public works, who unsuccess
fully; contested the divorce suit of. Mary
C. -Lawlor in- Judge Van Nostrand's
court. Mrs. 'Lawlor complained that
her/ husband 'dally applied : vile epithets
tocher,' cursing her. on the slightest
provocation. \\ La wjor took the witness
stand 1 explained that he was an
Involuntary swearer and meant no
harm to his' wife.
..-"As i far /as the . bad language Is con
cerned," he i said, "I don't think I can
talk without- using it. I have done so
all my life. That is. the only fault I
havfer l ' , - ; '
: /"Have you endeavored to rid yourself
of sthiß5 thiB habit?" asked Lawlor's lawyer.
Attorney Frank * Burke. - ;• ,
, "Yes,; I have,' but I can not do It," an
swered \ Lawlor. *' .
• As-tHetestlmony. showed that Lawlor
had struck his wife, as well as cursed
her,: the judge granted her a divorce.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows,: By Judge Sturtevant— Cora
Morris from Samuel Morris, assertion;
William J. Loveland from Nellie' May
Loveland, desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by Wini
fred iTruby against James Michael
Truby, willful neglect; Hyman Silver-**
man against Dora Sllverman, desertion;
Lewis F. Thorn against Sara Eleanor
Thorn, desertion; Mary E. Kahn against
John R. Kane, cruelty; Lena Welk
against Victor H. Welk. willful neglect;
R. Margaret f Miller against Charles R.
Miller,. desertion; David J. Fitzsimmons
: against Alice Fitzsimmons, cruelty;
.William G. Vojgt against Irene -Volgt,
desertion.,, \u0084 ". ;
RAILWAY L\CORPOIL\TED
Articles of incorporation of the.Clear,
Lake " Northern railway company,
formed to build a railroad from Lake
port in Lake county- to Pleta In Men
doclno county,,were filed in San Fran
cisco yesterday. The company is cap
italized at $1,000,000. The directors are
R. C. Burnett. San Francisco: Marion
Vecki, San Francisco: R. M. Sims.
-Berkeley; W.- I. Brobeck. "Berkeley, and
Edwin Schwab, San Francisco. Each
director has subscribed for seven $1,000
shares, making the paid up capital
$35,000. • -
STANFORD'S BAXQUET AXD BALL
The installation of the officers of
Stanford parlor No. 76 of the Native
Sons* of. the Golden West, recently In
ducted into office,, is to be followed
by what Is termed the "installation ban
quet" at the Hotel St. Francis on Satur
day. January 30. This parlor will give
its twenty-third anniversary ball In the
Hotel Fairmont Tuesday, February 23.
It-Is to be a dress affair and the num
ber of invitations will be* limited."
POUCEMBX IX TROUBLE
Policeman Elmer E. Fugit left his
raincoat in a saloon on January 17 as
the weather, had cleared and yesterday
Captain Alooney filed a charge against
him with the- secretary of the police
commission for. visiting a saloon while
on duty. Policeman James Kirby was
found asleep on a doorstep in Guerrero
street near Twenty-sixth early | Monday
mornlngr by Corporal Cobhey and yes
terday a charpre was filed agrainst him
by Captain McManus, '\u25a0
RAILWAY TRAVEL
4«J^L^V TRAINS LEAVE.
PiPf SAN FRANCISCO
\JmLS Market St. Ferry
Leave for JA.M. \ P.M. ~
Bakersfleld "...".. 8.00 8.00-10.00
Chicago ... S.OO-10.00
Fresno ......... 8.00 8.00-10,00
Grand Canyon... :.. 8.00-10.00
Hanford SIOQ 8.00
Kansas City 8.00-10.00
Merced ......... S.OO .8.00-10.00
Stockton ........ S.OO 4.00- S.OO-10.00
Stockton, Oak- i V ;
"dale & Sierra
Ry points ..... 9.45
Tulare .:....... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Visalia r... .8.00 8.00-10.00
Yoserolte. ....... 8.00 ...
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 10:00 p. m. :
OFFICES:
673 Market -Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
11 12 Broadway, Oakland
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN • DIVISION, JAX. IS, 1900,
VIA SAUSALITO
" ; For Sansalito, Mill Valley, San Ra-
fael — Dally, except Sunday— Exery 40 minutes
from 6:40 a. m. until 10 a. m.; hourly until
4 p. 111., then 4.40 and every. 40 miantes until
0:40 p. m.; then S. 0:43 p. m. and 12 m.
' On Santlays evrry 40 minutes from 6:40 a. in.
to 8:00 p. m.: then 9:45 p. m. ana 12 a." -
For Fairfax— Week days— 6:4o. -7:20. 8:00,
11:00 a.i m.; (3:00: p. ai. Saturdays only), 4:00.
4:40. 5:20 and 0:00 p. s m. .:
Sundays— S:oo. 9:20. 10:00.. 10:40. 11:20 a. m..
12 m. 12:40. 1:20. 2:00. 2:40. 3:20, 4:00. 4:40
p. m.'. r '..-.. - •• ---
. For = San Quentln — Daily — S:00 a. •' m. and
2:00 r '\u25a0"l^iraiSf'tf > 'll^ l Mf*lßP"MrißffilFißll|fi
"8:00 a., m.^ dally for Cazadero .and way
stations, "v. -\u25a0-''.->.--.
T- 3:00 p. -m. ; Saturday only for Cazadero and
way -stations.
• VIA TIBUROX
1 For Tlburon, Relvedere and Saa : Ra-
fael— 7:33." -»9:10. 11:00 a. m.; (!;2:30.p.,m.
Saturdays - only) 3:30, : 5:10. *6:30 p. . m. dally.
;\u25a0\u25a0 On X Sundays , additional trips at 8:00 a. m.;
12:30 and 6:30 p.m. for San Rafael and Inter-
mediate points. .-. ' ' \u0084'
,7:33 a. ra.' 7 dally, for Petalama.' Santa Rosa.
Healdsbure. CloTerdale. Ukiah. Wllllts. Sher-
wood; Sebastopol \u25a0 and iray : stations. .
'7:35 '-.a.' m.- dally, except Sunday, for Glen-
Ellen. GuerneTllle. RUer Landing "and way.
stations.. . " . '
*•-; 8:00 -a.* m. .Sunday only — I'etalumn. Santa
Rosa.; Healdsbursr. . CloTerdale. Glen Kllen. Gaer-
nevllle.YßlTer Landing 'and way statkms.-
.11:00 1 air m.'. for -Tetaluma. Santa Rosa and
way ' stations. •.: ; _;\u25a0 • ;
• 3:30 ip.'i m.-* dally for Petaluma. w Santa- Rosa.
Healdsburc. CloTerdale, - Ukiah, ; r GuerneTlUe, Se-
bastopol and way stations. ''•f&B&S&Sk
1 5:10; p.' m.*- daily ; for Petaluma; Santa Rosa.
Glen ; Ellen j and , way stations. v : .
•To' Tlburon: only. . . -" '
-Pacific Transfer Company's Ajrents are an-
tborlzeil to rhfe» hstrrn^f dJrect-from residence.'
\u25a0 .Tloket Offices. - North - End Ferry : Building and
974 . ilarkot S Street. Flocrt Biilldtne.
MUIR WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
\u25a0 T-'.~^B2fT' " '""\u25a0 "\u25a0' \u25a0 v "FOOT OF HARKET STUaET i
Uii -JF LESAL HOtTOAYS-SUHDAT TIMt
' It.Sw Frtucbta . iT.HilrWKto • > It. Imafcik :
-tWEEK: -SUN-- WKEK <SUN-r WEEK SUN-
DAY. \u25a0 PAY/- DAY • DAY DAY _ DAY
10:00* : 8:40 a t7:26a 11:0Ca '.'7:25 a 10:5Sa
\m? 10:00 a 1:36p 12:26f» I:J2p 12:16»
•4:40j» ;il:2oa e3:oQf> 1:40p 4:34? 'i:3Bp
.......; 4:40P 3:05p *B:5Cp 3:01p
...:.... 2:00 p........ 4:45b ........ v 4:41 a
....../\u25a0 3:20p .-..:;•:.'\u25a0 6:Q» ........ 6:01 i»
.•Saturday only? "f Monday only. ©Tamalpais only.
: ' Ticket Offiws-Sausalito Ferry and 872 Market. ?
• .CSeneral Office*— Mill VaJJey, Califonua.
6ceXn shore
\ (12tb 'and . Mission)— Dally '\u25a0 ex. Sunday — L».:
9:30 a; 1:45 p. 5:40p. -.-.- Ar.:. T:33a. 6:10 a. 5:10 p.
Sundays — Lv. :.-.'• 9:30 a.? •10:10 a- 12:15p, "5.40 p.
Ar.: 9:10a.- 11:50a, •4:30p/3:l0p." 'Graaada Ex-
press— No ' stops.
AUCTION SALES
By order cf the late 'heirs of H. M. Black &
Co., one, of th« oldest and »«st wajton aad car-
riage mfss. In S. F.. I will sell at auction * 2
rockavrays, buses, coupes, Usat, aad heavy bus-
Kfe», mat ppqdlia? and grocery wagons, ri« of
•»cry description tt>o numcrcos to mention. Don't
miss this sale, as It will be a chance of a life-
time to pet a high cradf rls at your own price;
also at zhf >nmp tlaie and place I will sell "5
nets of wori. drl^lnir a»d ehaln harness with 2
lar?e conslsnasenf** of con£r:ictln~ mnttts of over
100 horses and mares. Sale Thursday. 21st. at
11 a. in. at Detxice Stables. 13:b »t. near Valen-
cia. Every' horse must be a* represented or
money refunded. Outside stock sold on romml*-
sion.'- Sale rain or shine. Fhcne'ParS TiUtl.
WM. CLOi;«»H.- Auctioneer.
.-fe Wt l 5-S
; SATURDAY. January Zk at 11 a. m.. hss auc-
| tiou sale; SO head- of bis uiaren. - horses and
males. .They weigh from l.iiHJ to l.Tuo pounds.
Single and spans, suitable for ram-b.- plow aud
general delivery, oft* Fourth St.. Oakland.
PROMOTING BI« AUTO SHOW
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SAN JOSE. Jan. 20. — Victor A. Han-
cock, manager of the Auditorium rinlc
in this city. Is an automo-
bile show, which I 3 arousing the lnter-
i est of the motorists and auto dealers
of the entire roust. Alt of the garage
men of this city have ensagrod space
for the event, which will run here from
February 17 . to 21 inclusive. Several
San Francisco dealers in motor sup-
plies and sundries have arranged' to
place exhibits also. The show will open
with a motor parade. In which the best
decorated cars will receive silver tro-
"phles.
RAILWAY TU.VVEL
S\'tH^i>±. Traini 1«»t« tad ar« Jw
i w^g\*J San Francisco;
\^^^/(/j Faoai Jan. 10. 1909
•^ v " \u25a0 \u25a0*^ . - Foot of Market Street
Leave — VI A . OAKLAS l> Fl£K~ .. Aitlt9
6.*a«Jlayward.XUes. 5aaJcx... ....... 7JJS*
7.00 a lUchnjoml. Port Co*ta. her.icis, £vi- .
stin, Dixon. Sacraiaeato, lioserille,
•1 - MaryaTilte. lJriidirs. l)«asaiuir.... 7.23p
7.00 a Oajir:i. Vacavilif, ltnoeey 7.25?
7.00 a DaTis, Woodland (ilsryimile.- Oro-
S \u0084 , villc). V.'iilix-ns, Mazneil, Viiilowa.
Ilatnitton. Corniny. Re-1 Bluff. .. 7.29J
7.40 a Vallirio, Napi, («iistoc3, Santa Kcts,
Jlartinea. San Racion 9.25»
7.40 a Silesi lieasanton, LivfrEore, Al-
tansont, Lathrop, Stocktcn........ 7.289
7.4 C& Tr icy. Loa Bacos, Kermaa, Fresno,
Hanford. Visalis 4.23?
B.ooa RiesaeJ. Ntwark. Centerrille. San
Jose. Los Gates. Wright. Laurel S.4By
8.20* Port Costa, Xlar tines. ISj roa. Tracy.
Stockton, Merced, Fmno, GoxLra
Junction (Hanford), Viaalia, Portet-
ville. BakersSeld 4.43?
8.20 a Yo»emif» Valley tia Mereed " 4.43?
9.00 a Niles, Lirermora, Stockton ('Milton),
Valley Sprint lone' Sacramento. 4.2Ep
9.00« Sanor:i. Tuolumn 9 and Ar;r!s 4.28?
9.00 a A'Jaatij 1-ixpresa — Sucraaietito.Trae-
BEKr ke». O& den. Salt Laic City. Dsnter.
Kan.«i City 7.23?
9.40 a Itichraond, Port Costa. Martinet.... 6.43?
10.00 a The 0/erbtnd Limited— Dealer,
' • Kansi* City, Omshs. Chicago \u25a0 8.28p
10.20 a Vallejo. Mars Island. Nap» 1 1.28 a
10.20* LO3 Anscle* Paste ngtr— Port Ccsta,
Jljru.-ies, Byron, Tracy, gtockton,
llerceJ. Fresao, Hanford, Viaalia,
Tulare. B;i!«ersfieM. Lo» Anstles... 7.48?
10.40 a GoldSslJ Pass,— Port Cosia.liniiua.
Sacrameato Truclcee. liiien. lliua,
Tonopab. GoldSeid. La*». Kerier.. 7.43 a
10.40 a MvysTille. Cliico. Ited likfF 4.28p
1.20 a Xiiis. Saa Jose end T.'aj Stations. . 2.48?
1.40? R!i«el AlTarido. Newark, 4jcew,
San Jose 9.55p
2.00p Saturday oalv, Eunterf Train—
Livermore. iraey. Newman. Cus-
tiae. Los Banos, Fxebaugh, Fresao. J10.230
2.Z09 nenici:i. Sniiun. Sacramento... 1.06?
j 2.20? Portlaasl Etprees (»ia Dn^ii). W2-
Ua.'as. Willoirs, Red Bluff. W«d.
(MaeOoet. Holland. Elaaath lahs).
AiMaad. Pottlanrf. 12.23?
S. 00? Bastcb. Winter*. Sacra mreto, TTood-
. lii.iJ. Maryavills and Ororilie !0.48a *
3.0 C? S.ta Lssaiiro, Kilts. Eaa J05e....... 9.28 a
3.20? Port Costa. Marlines. Byron. 3Io-
«lesto, Slerc? d. i'r wno.. 1 2.08?
340? Viallboron, WestJTana. St. Helena,
CaUatoM 10.30 a
4.00? Valleja. ilartinei, Saa Rascn. Kapa,
Caiistoga. Santa Rosa. O.CBa
4.00» Niles. Tracy. Stockton. Lodi 10.28 a
4.40? San. Leaadro. Hazard. XileaJ 13.28 a
Pleasantoa." Li»err00re.. ........ I }ll.4fia
6.00? Tlio Owl Limited — Newman. Lo«
llanos, Mo biota, I'resco. Tulars.
. . BaJcßrsSdrJ. Lcs A ngeles .......... 8.48 a
S. 00? lU* ell. Sia Jose. Los iCs'.rs. Wtijht. 8.48 a
.5.20? Sia Leandro, Nile*. Fs» J05e. ...... 7.48»
6.40? Vailsjo. Port Costa. Kanicia. Suisun.
Sacramento — RcjCTflle. Lincoln.
Jlarytville. Orovflla. 1I^S»
.o^oa Eastern Express— Ojdtn. Pueblo.
Dati*er. Kansas City, St. Louis, .
Chicago
Port Costa, Benici*. Eacramento,
Reao. Sparks 7.28?
8.40? H-wward. Niles and Fan Joe? 8.42 a
J7.00? Vallejo, Slartines aatl Way Static::?. 1 10.33?
8.20? Oregon Express — Escramento.Jlsr:'*-
ville. Ue.ldinx. Weed Portland.
Pusst Sound and East. 9.48 a
9.COJ Chi.-»:i and Japan Fast Mail—
O^ien, Cheyesn?, Denver, Kansas
City, Omaha, Chicago 3.23?
8.00? Satorday only Hunters' Train— Saa
Jose and Way Stations, vh Newark. J8.28?
COAST a-INtE
**"lTlilrtl niul 'I'owtiseud
. fS.ZSa Loop — 23d Street, - Vieitacicn,
South San Francisco, Valencia 5:. t3.35«
t5.40a Loop — Valencia St. Ocean Vie>.
•" Came! •rtes^fio nth San Fmneiseo, S3d
Street, 3d and Townsind. t3.OCa
6.40 a South San Franeifeo. Ssn Josr. Gil- ]
ray, Hollistsr, Pajaro, Watsor.viiie. I „ »-,,
SanUCru3.Boul«!erCrrfk.C!tnwocd, I B " 50>
Del Monte. Monterey. PariKoCroTe. J
BJXte Ths Coaster — San \u25a0 Jone. C'astroT-lle.
Salinas Poledad". Qaaalor. Paw
Rob Us Hot Springs. . San Luis
Obispo. Pizmo. Ooeano,', Guadalupe.
Surf, Lozspoc. Sunta .Barbara,
Ventwn, Oxnard. Los Apples.. .. 11.43>
B.ooa WatsonviUe. S.mta Crni. Boulder
Creek. Glen-wood, Eel Uonte, Mon-
terey. Pa«no GroT» II .43?
8.20 a South Saa Frir.cisco. Palo Alta, Ban
Jose. Way Stations.. 7.33 a
8.20 a Los Altos. Uonta Vista, Lcs Gates. . {'\u2666 3 40^
9.00 a Saa Jose. Gllroy. Salinas^ Clacslor,
-Paso llobles Hot Spring. Saa Lais
Obispo— Los Gatr>9. Wright. Laurel
— Tres Finos.— Santa Crni. Eel
Hunts. Mooter ey , Pacific Grove- * 4.CC?
10.40 a Santh Saa Francisco. Borluitame,
Saa Mateo. Palo Alto. Fan Jose 6.30 a
10.40 a La* Altos Uonta _\Uta. Los Oatns. . I.los
.1 1.15 a Bar Shora, Yisitacion, Pan Brnuo-. J1.20?
1 1.30a 1 Valaoeia St., Oceaa V'W. . Cohna,
. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-', Cemeteries, Baden, Ssn Druro.... . 1.35?
1 1 .43 a SojtH rf vn l-'raa eiw-o, f .in Jore t8.20*
2.00? Sonth Saa Francisco, Fab Alto. Etc
Jose.../.... .................... 8.40 a
t2.00j las Altos. Mtnra Vists. LosGatos.. |3.209
2. 1 0? Bay Store, Visita rion. Saa Bruno 4.45?
3.00? Dal Mont* Express— Saa Jose.
Gitray. Chi tts mien, Wattor.ville.
Suit 1 Crus. Del Mont?, llonterey.
PaciSa GroTt, Salinas 12.30?
3.20? South San Frandseo, Saa Jose. Git- -' - -
roy. Ilollister, Tres Pines 10.26«
4.00? Stmset ' Expra ss—T a cwin, Drminc.
El Paso. (laiistoa - New Orlrars,
Paso ' llobles Hoi - Sprirzt, Sen Luis
Obispo. San ti Bar bai s. I.os Ar;«e». 1 1.40 a
4.00? Pajaro. Wat .mm tille. \u25a0 bants Cms. ... I Msp
4.00? Del llonta, lion ter ey . Pacific Crore. 1 1 .43?
4.03? Kansas Ci:y. St. I.b iiw. (.iiirsEo.... 1 1.40 a
4 .20? South Son Fra nci ko, Fan Jete . . . 1 9.00 a
ta.OO? San Bruno. Saa Mi teo. Piio Alto. Saa
Josoand Way Sta »ion» . . r. 8.40 a
15.05? Loop— 231 Street, ViiilaciOD, Pcnth
'-•\u25a0'. S.i;i Francisco. Valraria - Street. 16.15?
' t5.20? Reivood, Palo Alto, l.'ajfitld. San
Jose... ..V -I.IOb
tS.2oal«s Altos, MonU Villa. LosCatuc. t7.20?
15.25 j Burliasime. Sari Jl.ttro. £"«n Jore.. . J3.20p
5.30? Loop— Val ea eia St., Ocf«n View.
Cemeteries. So nth can I raarueo,
2JI Strest, 11 and Towuered ...... C.40?
5.40? South 3.ia F ran cisco . Saa Bruno. Ssa
Mateo. Ksdvood. PuloAUo. S-anta -
dart. Saa Jose. Jxa (Utc*. T\ r:jht. 7.40 a
; J5.40? Lo» Altas Montx VisUr. !.< s Catrs. . :3.40»
tO.OO? MiHorae. Histon. San Mateo, Pa!o
\lto. May lifld. . Ir» Alto», Slonta
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