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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATH^n
Blrtb, marrlape aud death notices sent by mall
vrill not be Inserted. They must be bended In at
either of the publication offices and be Indorsed
with the name and residence of persons autuor-
Ired to have the same puulinhed. Notices re-
stricted simply to th«- ancouiicement of the event
ere published once In this column free of_charee.
BIRTHS
IirXCAX— In this city, Fobruaxy 11. 1909, to
the wife of John A. Duncan. A.Ron;
Rr<;Hl>-lu thlslrity. Tebruary 11. 1909, to
Mr>. Arh'»« 1.. HiigliP". " daiishtt-r.
DEATHS
Alden Kmma T.. — ! Holland.. James ... —
Archibald. C. W.. 47 Uacksotf. \u25a0The.Klore . . «4
"J uca-liu Jo hn .\u25a0 \u25a0 C'", | Keel In* . Job.. 5 .....«»
Ba£ tv . CtartS . .. « j Kelleher. Margaret. M
Orcelilno, John . . r.4 , I.urhaw. C laus •--•-«
«!»rk Msrparet . . 4_ ! -Magg&rt. Ihurston. 43
« tame. Henrietta M.. 4S | Morill. August 24
De Masini, Rev. | Nealon. Lena 2.
I'atlior W iO'Donuell, Theresa . . s*i j
Dunn, Cornelius . . — |i»'Kfeffe. John 1t...—
Kncoyand. IVlicito. CO IMterson. A . I ••-•_\u25a0•-
Fcrrin. Hannah ..—(Poor. Annie M.. 3 ,
Fuller. C <Infsat> iSjx.it*. Albert T —
• ialliano llernardo. <U iSullivan.«"atherine 1»- «8
v;lennon. nridg-t . . a (Tweedy. ; Joseph .... 73
Oondwin. Nelli* M. 39 IVerßa, Noemi M
i;rwilaum, Sarah. «0| Wbitn«-y. Mary A... .1 I
Hammou.s, Mark-. . — j White, William J..45|
i
ALDEN— In this city. February 12. 19('9. Emm» |
T dearly beloved daughter of Hie laic Seth
and Kerish L. Aldf-n. and sister of Seth
Frark Uii'-n of San Francisco. George L. Aluen
of !'airhav«.-n Mass. : Mrs. Arthur F. Keajron
..f Providence. R- lit Mis. Charles 11. Mor-
ton of Fairtiaven. >!ast-\. and Mrs. Robert A.
Philip «f Meixose. Mass. .-. native of Fair-
lnven Mass. (Salem and ralrliaven. Mass.,
and Providence. R. 1.. lepers please copy.)
Friends and at-qualntancs «re respectfully
invited m attend ihe fuuor»l t.ilay (Mon-
«l^v» February IS, 19H9. at '1 o'clo<k p. m..
from thf mortuary rlii>)u-l of the Golden Gat*
undertaking eompau.'-. -'575 Mission street near
Twcnty-firet. ;
AECHIBALD— In O.klsnd. Cal.. Febmary 14.
Ijni9. George W., Archibald, brother of Esther
. Jan»t Archibald*«a(J Mrs. James Moir of Hali-
fax. N. S., a native of Salem, Mass.. aged 47
years.
ASKANK— In this city. Frtiruary 13. 1909. Anaa
<\u25a0 wife or Adolph F. Awiiiuhi. and mother or
Mrs. Clara Stelnbcit. Mrs. Henrietta Mentz,
Mrs. Alma Anfcnger Mad Adolph J. and George
E. Asmann, • ua'.lvc- of Germany, aged 00
rears 10 months and IS days.
«' Frientfs and acti-jaiutancew «re respectfully
Invited to ntn-n.l the funeral t.^day (Mon-
day t. February 15. 1»OJ>. at 1 o'clock p. m..
from the parlors of Halsted & Co., 924 Flli-
moro street. Cremathm "«pr'vatei. Odd Fel-
Inws' cemetery-
The ofDcers and members of Bohemian eir-
rle No. 200. Companions of the Forest, are
requested to attend the funeral of Past 4'hlef
Companion Mrs. A. Asmann, today (Mon-
days February IS, JWJ. at 1 o'clock p. m.,
from the parlors of H.lsfed & Co.. U2i Fill-
more street. MRS. C. BIELENBERG. C. C.
MRS. L. SCHOLTEN. F. S.
The officers and rneuil>ers of Pioneer lodge
No. 1, Frieuds of the Pacific, are requested
to attend the funeral of onr late friend. Mrs.
A. Asmann. today ( Monday >. February is.
l»09 et 1 p. ru.. from tbe parlors of Halsted
* Cc. :C4 FiiJmore rtwet. rVt^--
MR. L. SCHOLTEN. Fin. Sec.
ATJGXTSTIN— In Trull vale. Cal.. February 12.
39: St John, beloved ffcus!>snd of the late Cath-
erine Augustin. sn.f Tether o£ JtTemias. Vlc-
tor Eiuiiv and tlie'« late Marl.- L«mise Au-
gusjln. a" native of Lorraine. France, aged
63 vpfirs 5 months :>nd 2U days.
lYieuds snd Bcquaiu-tances are respectfully
invited to -fcttend the funeral today (Moo- j
day), at 2 p. m.. from tl«; parlors of H. F. j
Buhr ii C., 2919 Mission street between |
Twentv-Sflu aud Twealy-sixth. Interment i
Mount" Olivet cemetery. It electric funeral I
.ar from Twenty-eishtli and V_leu--ia street*. |
BAKER — In this city. February 12. 1909. |
• 'tuirles Baker, a native of North Carolina, !
aged 4G rears. A member > of Sau Francisco j
eeria No* Z-, F. O. E., and Hackmeu's j
Friends aud acquaintances are respectfully i
invited to attend the fanerM today <Mou-i
flaj-i. »t V «. m.. from tn<> parlors of liarry \
A: ' Scully. 927 Valencia street, where serv- j
ices will be held under tbe auspices of San
Francises *erle No. :.. F. O. E. Interment
Mount Olivet cemetery.
To tb<» of£<-ers and menbers of. San Fran-
<•;»<•» aeria No. 5. F. O. L*. : You ere hereby
notified to attend the funeral of our late
broth«r. Charles Beier. from the parlors of
Barry & Scullr. 927 Valencia street. By order
FRANK A. COSTELLO, President.
GLS POHI.MANN. Secretary.
CEREGHINO— In this city. February 12. 1909.
JoUn Oregliiuo. beloved husband of I.ou!>a
CereghiDo. and father of Mrs. L. Burhlgnanl
aud Joseph. Kmlle and Angle Ceregblno, aud
brother <'f Mrs. M. Ferrettl. Mrs. A. Cere- j
ghino and the late Mrs. T. Boitano, a native
of Genoa. Italy, aged Zi years 4 months and
2S days.
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Mon-
day), February 15, at 9:.'JO o'clock a. m., from
h!s late residence. _s>4^ Webster street be- j
i ween Union nad Filbert, thence to Sts. Peter*
..and Paul Italian church, Dupoin and Filbert
streets, where a requiem high mass will
be celebrated for tbe repose, of his soul, com- j
menciftg at 10:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
CLARK— In tbis city. February 13. 1909. Mar-
garet, dearly beloved wife of th«- late James t
Clark, and loving mother of John. James, j
Henry, Lor<»tta end liflle Clark, a native of
St. Ijoulf, Mo., aged 42 years 9 months 'and
3 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully j
Invited to Bttend the filers! tomorrow (Tues-
<iarj. at B_M a. iv., frnm the parlors of the
T'nfted rndortakers. 2'JOS Howcrd street Dear
Twenty -second, thence to the ehurr ; h of St.
rbarles Borromeo. where a requiem high
mass will be celebrated for the repose of
her soul, commencing ' at 9 a. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery..
CRANE— In Alameda. Cal.. February 12. 1909,
Henrietta M. Crane, mother of Paul C. i
IranVlin J.. Ruth H.. Kenneth C. Lawrence'
. <". an<l Hurold C. Crane, a native of New i
York, aged 48 years 10 months and 15 days, i
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully j
invited tn attend the funerel today <Mon-
dayi. February I*>. 1909. at 2 o'clock p. m.. i
from tbe Seventh Day Adventlst church, j
Verdi street. Alameda. Interment Mountain j
View cemetery. ;
DE MASINI— In this city, February vi, l»O9, !
Uev. Father Telesphorcs de Masini, a native '\u25a0
of Italy, a *" e<J *\u25a0''• rears 9 months and 2 days, i
The funeral will take place today (Mon- !
day), from St. Ignatius church, where a re-
.. <ju"iem mass will lie celebrated for the re-
jK,i<e ot his soul, at 8:30 a. m. Interment
Santa Clara. Cal.. by 10:40 a. m. train
frntn Third and Townsend fitreets.
DUNN— In this city. February 13, 1909. , Cor-
nelius, devoted husband of Maria Dunn, and
loving father of Sister Mary Dolores (con-
rent of Mercy i and John J.. F.dward I. ]
Thomas F., Helen A. and the lute,- Margaret
T. Dunn, a native of County Tipperary, Ire- !
land. . .j
Friends are respectfully invited to" attend j
tbe funeral tomorrow (Tuesday), Februarr
lfi. IW»9. at *:SO o'clock a. in., from his
lute residence. 193 Duboee avenue, thence to
Mission Dolores . church, where a solemn re-
.ijulem high ma«s vrill be <-elcbrated for tbe
repose of bis soul, commencing at 9 o'clock
p. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
funeral car fr\im Thirteenth and West Mission
streets. Please omit flcwers.
ENCOYAND— In this city. February 13. 1909,
Felieite, dearly beloved wife of Zephiren En-
coyand. devoted mother of Henry Encoyand.
Mrs. M. J. MulliuH. Mrs. W. J. Needham
iiud the late Trauk 'Enoovand. and sister of
Julia a»d Auguste Faure. a native of Gulberts
!!:\u25a0\u25a0::. s Alp<-*. France, aped CO yearn S mouths
avd 14 daye.
Friends and- acquaintances ore respectfully
Invited, to attend the funeral tomorrow (Tues-
day t. at 9 a. m.. from the parlors of the
Inlted Undertakers. 2(JOS Howard street near !
Twenty -second, thence to Notre Dame dea '
Victolreu ohnrr-h. II- >!i str<H>t, where a re-
>,.:!• iii mass will be celebrated for the r«^>ose
\u25a0 «if her soul. ctnunieiA-fug at 10 a. iv. luter-
ment Holy <'rt>gp <-eui«-ter.v.
TEERIN — Iv this riry. Fcbrnarv 13. 1903. Hsu-
nah. beloved wife of the late George Ferrin,
«nd mother of JoL-n F<-rriu. Sirs. J. IV. M»u-
niug «a<l Mrx. J. T. Shayler. and Kraliriuiother
<if Clara atul alelvin Mauuiuif. Walter Sbay-
1«t Ktid ntUel ami Florence IVrrfn, a native
of Mnsai-lut¥«-:tk. (MaiisacUuseitu p&pers
j>!e»iiM«»i'C|)y. \ '
Friends aud .-<\u25a0\u25a0, ii.iintau. .s are respectfully
larttetl ti> atleud the Ttiin-tul tWaortuw (Tm-n-
da.vi. F«-l,niary :<». Imi«. at H a. in., from
\u25a0 the re»ld«..tic«- 172 ! ... lilake sfreit. thence to
li-ilv 4'rosK <_tiri-h. whrre a iviniltin Uigh mass
will Im» «>lel»r«tMl for the rej.ose.of her nui).
lutt-rmi-n: Holy t'ross ceuieter.v.
FULLER— In t!il» e-Ity. .February 14. 1909.
t'larenee W.. dearly U<lu\.-il >*.iv of clareix-e
. and. "-'ranee* Fuller. _nd grandson <jf W. I".
Mitt! Mary Cuiiu'ngliaui. a uativr of San Frau-
- <-i«-o, »'nl.. ng<-d 15 «!aj-s.
GALLIANO -Iu this city, February 14. 1909,,
at his late residence. :!11 RuxxU. avenue,
Iternardo. dearly beloved liUKliaud of^ Hattis-
tina Galliano. nu<l fctber of ltol>ert. Peter.
Alfred and Raymond Galliano and Mrs. Pictro-
. nave, a native of Italy, aged 01 years.
GLENNON— In this rlty. February 13. ' UK*.
Bridget, dearly -l»e!owd mother of Mr*. Frank
Kelly. Mrs. Jamex M'-aney snd Thomas Glen-
mui. a native of County Galway. Ireland,-
aged •>'\u25a0* yetr*.
\u0084 Friends Jind acquaintances are respectfully
invited t» attend the funeral tomorrow 4Tuc«-
«ii!j-t. «t S:l5 «. m.. from the parlors of Me.
Brenrty & McOrmlek. OlTi ValepcU street
near Twentieth. Thence tn the <-hur<h of rhe
M«st Holy Redeemer. wh<re servjeeu will -he
held at 9 a. ra. Interment .Hoi v Cross ceme-
tery .
aoODTTTN— In tbis city. February 12. 1909.
Nellie M . Goodwin, a native of Illinois, aged
S3 year*. *
The funeral will - take plsee to3ay (Men- '
4*j), February 15, 1909. at. 10 o'clock a. m.,'J
from the parlors of Carew &. English, 1618
<2eary street, thenc« to Sacred . Heart : church
for services. Interment Holy Cross cemetery,
by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsend
j streets. , '
GHEENBAUM— In this city, February 14. : 1900,
Sarah. lx>loved mother" pf Ida and -'William 1...
("reenbanm. Mm. Hyroan Jacobs and" Mrs.
Abraham Rosenberg, and Bister; of Slgmund
, L.7 Henry U. and the late Charles L\ Ack-
ertnan. a native of New Orleans, sJLsrt,. aged
years. ', ' - ; ' "/,\u25a0<"'
Notice of funeral- hereafter. ,' '•&\u25a0,
HAMMOND— In this city.; February 13," ' 1900',
Marie, twin of- the late Catherine, aud dearly
beloved twin daughter- of Thomas" and Katie
Hammond, a native, of . San Francisco. \ =
HOLLAND In Oakland. February 13, 190»,
James, beloved husband of the- lafe " Jtilta
Holland, and father of E. F. Holland, a native
»of- Ireland. , -
Friends and nt^jua'tltsiiees nre - rn>t>ecl fully
invited to attAd. the funeral -today (Mon-
I u»y>, February 1". IW9, at 5» o'clock a. m.,
from his -late' residence," SOI 14 lirjish -treet,
thence, to St.. Mary's church., where a requiem
high mass 'will be celebrated for' the repose
of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a. in. Inter-
ment St. Mary'K cemetery.
JACKSOK— In Alameda/ Cal.. February 14. l»0fl,
Theodore.^ beloved husband of Alice Jacknon,
brother of Mm. Geonriim Appleby. Mrs. Elita-
tieth tan Cleff and Oscar Jackson, nnd- uncle
| of Andrew Fletcher Jackson, a native/ of New
York, aged <>4. year*.
i KEEGAN'-ln this city, February 12. 1909." El-
len, beloved Wife of the l«te Henry I". Kee-
Kau, devoted mother of Mr*. L. Suadlnger.
f Mm. U. M.. Kvfe, Mra. NelCe Prlncle and
Francis II .V Catherine, j James \\.. John \u25a0 I-.,
Joseph 1., and the late Edward C. Keesan,
mid sister of Mrs. Mary Cavanaugh; Mrs.
Peter Uorsey and the late Mrs. Catherine
M<-yuarrie. a native of Prince Edward
Island, aged C 7 yearn nnd 11 mouths. A mem-
ber of the Third Order of St. Francis.- _\u25a0 \u25a0
KriendK and aequalutauces nre respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today <Mou-
dav) at 8:30 a. 'ua.. from ber late, residence,
«43 Central aveDli* between Grove and Fulion.
Mieets, thence to St. Agnes church. Page
street near Masoulc avenue, where; a solemu
requiem blgL mass will be celebrated the
repose of her soul, commencing at 0..^0 a. tn.
! Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by carriage.
KEELING-In B<-rkelcy, Cal.. F ebnjary • I*.
John Stanley Keeling, dearly Moved
of Cyntbae Ket'llnp. a. native of .England,
aped *<« years 9 mouths, and 1« days.
Frieuds and acquaintances can, view remains
until 12 o'clock tomorrow (Tuesday). Fcnru-
«rv JO, J 9OO, at tbe chapel of Jameson. &
NiVhatfs. 2434 Telegraph avenue, Berkeley.
• Interment private.
KELLEHEH— In this city. February 13. 1909.
Margaret, beloved wife of James Kelleber.
daughter of Owen and Annie McTaggart. and
sister of Richard. James. Marie and rrank
McTaggart. Mr». .Violet Walsh. . Mrs. Annie
McQuillan. Mrs.. Albert An Rand and Evelyn.
Isabel and John McTaggart, . a native -, of
Scotland, a&ed 2S years.
Tbe funeral will take place tomorrow (Tues-
<lavi. February 1«. lftO9. at fl:30 o'clock
a . " w . , from her late residence. 4r»o Twenty-
flfth avenue. Richmond, thence to Star of
the Sea church where a requiem high mass
ftill be celebrated for tbe repose of her soul,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
LTJCHAW— In this city. February 14. 1909,
Claus-Liucbatr, a native of Mulsen, Am. Stade,
Germany aged 2« years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend tbe funeral services tomor-
row (Tuesday! at 2 p. m., at the chapel of
the Old People's home, corner of Pine and
Pierce streets. Interment , .by carriage.
MAfifiAßT— ln Txis Angeles. Cal.. February 13.
li*O9. Thurston Maggart. beloved husband of (
Miiud Maggart. father of Reva and Boyd Mag-,
gart son of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Maggart,
and brother of Kdward Maggart, a native of
Missouri, aged 43 years.
! MORILL— In Oakland. Cal.. February 14. 1009..
August," <k-arly beloved son of Paul and Mary
Morill, and "brother of George and Christ
Morill. Mrs. Emma Harrier and Mrs. Annie
Geisenhoffor. a native of Altooffa, Pa.,- aged
'H years 3 months and 10 days.
j Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
I invlte"d to attend the fnneral services tomor-
\ row (Tuesday). February IG, 1908. at 2
o'clock p. m.. at the Trinity German Luth-
eran church, southwest corner .of 'East .Flf-
teentb street and Seventeenth avenue. Inter-
ment Mountain View cemetery. -
KEALON— In this city. February 14. 1909, I^ena.
dearly boloved mother of Harold and Willie
Nealon. daughter of Mrs. Mary Smith, and
sister of Mrs. James Fern and George' and
Hrrtha Smith. a native of San Francisco,
Cal.. aged 27 years 7 months and 25 days.
Remains at the parlors of H. F. Sulir &
. Co.. 2919 Mission street between Twenty-flfth
and Twenty-sixth.
O'DONNELL— In this city. February 13, ; 1909,
Theresa, beloved wife of John O'Donael], 3 na-
tive of Wi»eonsln, agtd r>2 years and 3
mouths.
Friends and acquaintance*- are- respectfully
invited to atiend die funeral today ..- (Mon-
day t. at 10 o'clock a. in., from the parlor*
of " I». 1. Kenny & Co.. 1719 Eddy street
near Scott. Interment Holy Cross cemetery,
l.y. 11:30 o'clock train from Third and Town-
f And -streets. ; .;.,- ; :.i_ . *
O'KEEFTE— In thta city. February 14.' 1909,
j John Russell, beloved husband of Lizzie I»ucks
O'KeefTe, and rather of 4tussell 1,, nud Aliln
O'Keefff. a native New Yofk.
j PETTERSON— In San Rafael. Cal.. February, 13.
1900. Andrew F. Petterson." beloved husband
of Emma M. PeUerson. and father of.Ogcnr
F. and Alfred H. Petterson. v Mrs. ,C. (A.
Olson and Mrs. I. C. Mastrup. a native, of
I Sweden, sged «\u2666? years. A member of Tamal-
I pals lodce No. 90. K. of 11.I 1 . \u25a0 •. . : "- t\u25a0 . \u25a0*\u25a0
, Friends and acquaintances are respectfully.
I invltfd to attend tbe funeral tomorrow. (Tues-
day). February 16. 1909. at 10 o'clock, from
the funeral parlors of Edward Eden. * 814 G
street. wh«re srrvireß will be "held under-the
auspice* of Tamalpais lodge -No. 60, K. or.f • r.
Interment Mount Tamalpals^ cemetery.
POOR— In Oakland. .Cal.. February 14, . 1809.
Annie M. Poor, beloved mother of Mrs. A." G.
Davis of Oakland and Joseph Poor- of Ash-
land, a native o,f *fame, aged- 73 years and
6 days. - £"2j* * \u25a0'-'\u25a0/.
' BPOTTS— Iu "this cl(y, February 14, 1909, -.Al-
bert Tunstall Spotts, bf loved husband^, of
Susan Russell 'Spotts. and,"lovlng brother.. of
Mrs. Theodore; Z.Blakeman. and Mrs. Charles
'. M . . Ke^ney, a' native of Louisville. Ky, # (Louls-
; vIIIp. Ky. .and New York "papers please cqpy.)
Notice, of -funeral hereafter.
j SULLIVAN— In VallcJo.'Cal.. February 13. 1909.
| Catherine Dow Sullivan, loving wife of;'tbe
; latp James Sullivan. • a native of Glasgow.
Scotland, aged '7B yArs 4 months and 3 days.
• Friends and acquaintances are Invited to at-
j tend thp fuueral today (Monday).' at 2:30
, p. m., from uor late residence, 6f>3 Alabama
! street. Interment Masonic .cemetery, Vallejo.
TWEEDY — In thin city. February 13. 1909, Jo-
; seph Tweedy. ' beloved bnsband of '\u25a0 Mary \u25a0A.
[I Tweedy, and father Qf James W. and tbe late
Henry. Mary. Lizzie. Nellie. Annie and Clar-
ence V. Tweedy, a native of New Brunswick,
aped 73 years.
Friends, ore respect fnllv. Invited- to attend
tbe funeral . tomorrow (Tu^dny). February 16.
j Bt 10 •. »\u25a0« from -the cb»fw?l of N." Gray &
I Co.. /2196"^>arj'.. street corner of Devlsad'ero.
j Interment *Hol/~X"ros» cemetery, by carrlagn.'
l'j Remains at tbe parlors of N. \u25a0 Gra*y;&' Co.
VEROA-rln this rlty, February 13. 1909, Noemi
! -Verga, .dearlrvbeloved daughter, of. G-D. and
, Maria Verga. v and sister of . Volta, < Adurto
Klldia and Romolo" Verga, a native of San
. Frxnclsco, Cal., aged 1 year 5 months and _•*
days. - . " \u25a0 \u25a0 „ \u25a0
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
i invited to attend the funeral services, today
i Monday i. February ; 15. 1909. at .-1 o'clock
p. m.,' from her parents' residence, 732 Val-
Irjo street. Interment Italian cemetery.- •
, WHITNEY— In Contra Co«a county J- Cal.. near
i I>auville. ; February 13, 1909, . Mary A . ' Whlt-
r ney, widow of. tbe late A. D. Whitney .-and
i mother of W. -A. Whitney of Ogden. Utah;
i -C» T. Whitney of Portland, Ore., and F. C.
Whitney of Orovllle, Cal., a native : of New
York, awl 71 years 4 months and 3 days. .
\u25a0 WHITE — In".- this • city, February I.V 1909.. Wll-
'\u25a0 Ham J. -White,- a native of California, aged
*j . _t><)ut 45 years.'
• H«-maliiK at Charles J . B. Metzler'g under-
- t - taking parlors. 1892 Folsom street.
AUTOMOBILE IS STRUCK
BY" AN A LAM EDA CAR
R. Kirkliant Blair and Party Re
ceive Injuries
OAKLAND. Feb. 14— Mr. and Mrs.
R. Kirkliam Blair of Alameda, while
auto riding with i two young/woraen
frlends^nvere painfully Injured in' an
aoc-ld**nt about 9 o'clock .toniKlit.,, ""rii^
mai'liine In wlilch' tht-y .Were, speeding
'sHJdde«t In front/of AlamedaV oar -. No.
214 just soutli -, of-'. the ..Webster, street!
liritlgf and wan '• struck on the'slde by
tlie street car'flnd badly smashed.' The
four o<-< i upants- :of the auto* 'were
thrown to the street. . receiving: numer-'
ous'-,cuts * and >: bruises*. • ."It. Klrkhanr
Blair is a prominent^ Ala meda business
man and a-son.of>the i late'.Lao ry:Yarde
! Btiller. \u25a0\u25a0 • : - \u25a0-•-•:\u25a0-\u25a0:\u25a0-.' . - \
E. F. HU^rdN & CO.
4»0 Callfornln St. TfK Doujrlas 24«7
St. Francis Hotel.* Tel. Donclaa 3952
Members New YorJt Stock Exchange
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.. Private Wire to Chicago and
IV err York •
'R. E. SIULCAHV. Maaasre*;
flgE^S^iilfoAyd^
Steam Schooner Helen P. Drew Limps in
With Lumber Cargo Shifted
Ship SHenaridoah Drags; Anchors Half Mile iri
I ?:Heayy : EaHy, Morning Blow
The\steam schooner Helen P.j.Drew
put -into 'port "yesterday i with 'her ;deck
cargoof lumber shifted. The^rew^was
on^the way: from- Greenwood to San
Pedro, when". itl v ran\'into-a heavy gale.
The force of the etorm caused the deck
load! to* shift to* port" to such an extent
that taptain^Guriderspn'was compelled
to put into .this *i>ort.; -He; ran his vessel
up. to Mission' -street' wharf., where the
crew trimmed the cargo. The vessel
later : left for! he ( r!d.e9tination.,
James Johnson,'- a passenger- on the
Drew, • jumj/ed' ashore when .. the .vessel
docked. • iHe/'Haid he ; wrfiild finish his
voyage td;Mari 'Pedro by rail-^-and "no
more sea- for' him." ,
Thepre^'^'as IS hours making the
run from' Greenwood.'
Message". Prom Hilonlnn
1 -The Matsoh" navigation -.-company's
steamer I*Hilonian1 * Hilonian sent a* wireless mes
sage ;af 8 - o'clock - Saturday:- night'- 1 ad
| vising that*!the. vessel, at that time was
874 miles ,off c this \u25a0 port,' : with weather
fine, and'A&.U-V .well on - board. The
Hilonian sailed frenn this port February
10, bound for Honolulu. , . - ; \u0084,
| I.urllne »nra Honolulu
The. steamship Lurlirie sent a wire
less late Saturday night,' stating that
it was: 340 miles from Honolulu. The
Lurline rfeft-this' port February 5 for'
Honolulu with:thebark Mohican in tow.
Shennndnnh <«*oe« Adrift
The ship. Shehandoah,' which was ly
ing ,: at anchor : off -. Alcatraz island,
dragged' its anchors yesterday morninc
for a quarter 'of "a -'mile before'the mud
hooks held.. A strong ebb tide-ac
companied by 'a stiff breeae caused the
trouble.: .*y - . .
About; &\u25a0\u25a0 year, ago the Shenandoah,
when trying to. enter the bay, ran onto
Duxbury reef, and but. for the prompt
help of fugs," would' have been wrecked,
flnford I)n r Today
The transport Buford'is due to arrive
late today or early, tomWWw morning
from the Philippines , It .has on board
a- large number \u25a0 of . casualß and the
Philippine constabulary band s which is
to play at Taffs inauguration^ \V
To] Goon D ry dock
The transport Logan "will leave the
transport dock at 6 o'clock tbis morn
ing: for Hunter's dry dock. It will sail
for the Philippines March 6.
Drift* Toward : Black Point --['
The" ship Henry Failing, which was
anchored, off Alcatraz, , was caught by
a heavy gale yesterday morning, and
before Captatn Anderson could drop a
second anchor, the vessel was carried
down the bay andlanded up off Black
point. A*strong ebb tide was runfiing
at the time. .;-.-?
I<nmbeT Receipt*
Lumber receipts from the north coast
yesterday by sea amounted to 1,970,000
Jeet. . • , ,
l'ut« Into »«h Day -.
A telegram Was received yesterday
from Tatoosh stating that the steamer
Tiverton had. put into Neah bay. where
it had come to-~anchor. ; The Tiverton
was bound from Port Ludlow for this
port. ' • . \u0084 4 \u25a0 \u25a0 . -\u0084.
..Due Enrly Todny ;/"'-'
The Toyo Klsen Kaisha ' company's
steamer Tenyo Maru, is due to arrive
early today ..from the orient.
Alameda Dne Tninnrron
The Oceanic steamship company's
steamer Alameda is due to arrive to
morrow from. Honolulu.
SHIPPING^NEWS OF COAST
Items, of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
\u25a0 ASTORIA, Feb. 14.— Steamer Homer left to
tra \u25a0 Fr * nclfco wlth f r *'K ht an <l Passen
. Steamer Yellowstone left today for San Fran
rlsco with 550.000 feet of lumber, loaded at Port-
g Steamer Eu«ka left » today, "for Eureka and
Coos bay with. freight and pasfenger*
Steamer Breakwater arrived, today from Coos
bay with freijrtii and passengers. .'• > \u25a0 - \u25a0-
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 14.— Steamer Claremont,
Captain (hrlgtenson, arrived from Grays Harbor
with lumber. . : . .
Stramer George W. Elder. Canialn Jensen, de
layed last night, cleared today for Portland
' Steamer Ilanalel. Cflptaln McFarlane, cleared
today for San Francisco with passengers and
freight. . - ; . • - P^. , ;>-\u25a0•-.
Steamer Helene;* Captain Anderson, arrived
this afternoon from Raymond wl tin lumber."--" i
Oil steamer Whlttier. Captain Rennie. arrived
this afternoon, from San Franciftco and cleared
for San ' Diego ., -• ;-;\u25a0.*' • $%Sm
;"Steamer Queen, j Captain Jepsen. cleared 'this
morning for San Diego with freight and passen
ger*. '.-,:\u25a0-. ,
i Steam»r Wasn. Captain Wehman, arrived from
Coo« hay with lumber.' , \u25a0 . » :-~
Tank steamer Argyll. Captain Dfckson, cleared
today for Portland with crude oil. \u25a0
Aririr, TrsHporti. \u25a0
Tbe Logan is In port. v- • '
•Th"! Crook Is in -port. • •
Tbe Bnford sailed February 7 from Honolulu
The She/man 1» In port.
The. Warren hi at Manila.
' Th«« Sheridan, outward bound, arrived February
13 at Honolulu. \u25a0. : , - .
The Thomas sailed January 28 from Guam for
Manila. . . , . _ •'-V. • '•\u25a0-'".
The Dlx in at Seattle. '• '\u25a0
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
">V"ARRIVED ' "> V- tr
... '• '; '• Sunday. . February, 14. \u25a0'
Stmr Aleatraz^El'esen, 7 hours from Delmar;
y\E HAT£ MOVED OUR SAX ; FBAXCISCO pifFICE TO i-
THE FiRST XATIOXAL BA>K BUILDING, TOST AXD
MOXTGOMEBT STREETS, AXD HATE OPEXED>AX 0F r
FICE IX LOS AXGELES AT FIFTH AXD SPRIXG STREETS >*T
IX THE SECURITY BUILDIXG. .' - ;
BOSTON MEMBERS OF THE SAX FRANCISCO '
_ ' PWTPArO , ' -^^* *^ BO JVO ' EXCH ATVCiZS , '
MOV EM ENTS OF STEAM ERS
'\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0*\u25a0 • .\u25a0.'/.' \u0084-..*\u25a0' TO ARRIVE -
-- -N-Sw-'From J ' ..-: . | i" Steamer- . | . Date
San Pedro &.""Vay PortslUoos 8ay.:...-|Feb.' 15
Seattle .... J.. .... ....|j.-B. Stetson. .jFeb. .15
tf endocino , & . Pt. ArenalSea Foam. . .*. . . jFeb." 15
Coqullle -Ulver... .'....[ Fineld .. .^..\u25a0..;|Feb. 15
Humboldt ..:.v..... Worth Fork . . . . • Feb.. 13
San Pedr0........ . <; • W. Elder.. . Feb. 15
Portland & Way Por tsi ltoanoke ...... JFeb. . 15
China- &' Japan. .'..;. ..trenyo -Mara.'... Feb. 15
Portland & Astoria iltose City...... Feb. 15
Humboldt ..... ... . (•\u25a0. A. KllburnV. Feb. 10
San /Pedr0....... ;..'.".'. centralla ...... Feb. 16
San., Pedr0...'. .'........ (lanalei .....t. Feb. l'J
San- Diego & Way*. Ports Queen .'.'.."...'.". Feb. 16
New York via Ancon.. t'eru •• Feb. lfi
Honolulu >.......;..-... Mameda • • • Feb. 3 1G
Puget Sound Ports.... Ulty of Puebla. Feb. 1C
Seattle & Tacoma..... Watson ....... Feb. -IB
Seattle & Tacoma rallac . •'•'•'• Feb. 16
Huraboldt '........ |Dlty of Topeka. Feb. 17
Point Arena &' Albion. l t'omo •••• Feb. 18
San .Pedr0.... .... . jL'lareinont . ..... reb. 18
Sau Diego & Way Ports State of Cal... Feb. 19
Sallna Crux.. ...;.*..... Texan Feb. 19
Sab .Pedro, t . : ;.". ;. > i -;; Itoanoke ...\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Feb. 20
- '\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0, V : . '-.- ...' -TO SAIL'"-:.' ° ' : '\u25a0- ' " '\u25a0-•' N
Deatlnatloq | Steamer | Salla |P)er
. February 15 — >*:|
r.os Angeles Ports. ... ,|S., Barbara., lpm 2
lios Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 5 pin 13
Grays - Harbor.. if!. Monica... 4pm 2
Willapa' Harbor .|L>aisy ...... •"-.' •••-
Hunxholdt .:;.....-.... Vanguard .. Ipm 2
•San Diego & Way Ports State of Cal 5».30a, 11
Portland & Way Torts. U. W. Elder 1 pm 13
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay... 2.pm 11
• February 16—. ,':- . - .
Coquille- RlTer -.. Flßeld ..... 2
Grays'. Harb0r.....:.-. . San .Taclnto. 2pm 2
Japan & : China. ....... Mongolia ... lpm 42'/
! February 17 — -\u25a0 - - • .
Rrays Harbor...... Chelialls -..."....' .*l*
Srays Harbor;; ; ..'Centralla .. Spm ", 7
Humboldt \u25a0 ...:..... ...IF. Kllburn.. I pm 13
Los Anpeles Ports. ... . Ilnnalei .... 3pm 7
Puget Sound Ports Queen.- ...... I.SOp 9
Mendoolno-& Pt. Arena 3ea Foam. .. 4pm 4
Humboldt .. w..... North Fork.. 5 pm [16
Febmary IS — •' "
HUo direct. .|Enterprlse .. 12 m 10
Humboldt IL'ity Topeka. 10.30 a n
San Diego & Way PortsiL'lty Puebla. 9.30 all
Grays Harbor...... ...iClaremont .. 4pm 2
February 19 — |
New York tli Ancon..|Oity of Para 12 m 24
Seattle & Tacoma. .-. ;.|Tallac .....! 3pm 7
Astoria .& Portland. .. .iNome City..! spm 7
i February 20-^ : | !
Pt. Arona & Albion... ]Pomo .. Ifi pm 2
Honolulu ....V. ...|Alameda ...111 «m '7
Seattle & Taooma UVatson . . . . I 1 pm 20
Astoria- & Portland .... Rme City... ill nra 27'
Hawaiian Ports Arlzonan ...|l2 m| 23
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
! Destination >.- | Steamer | Date
I Valdez Tia Juneau....[Ohlo ...... 1 Feb. 16
Valdez & Seward K'orthwestern \u0084|Feb. 24
Southwestern Alaska... |Bertha ...|Feb. 26
returned - hecause weather ' was too . rough " to
allow loading.
Stmr Nome Cfty, Hansen, 72 Jiours from As
toria.
Stmr Helen P. Drew. Gunderson. 18 hourß
from Greenwood, bound for San Pedro; put In to
shift cargo. • .
Stmr Brunswick, Hammer, 15 hours from Fort
Bragg. . . , \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Stmr Olson & Mahony, Payne, 64 / hours from
Astoria. ' .
Stmr Jim Barter, Olsen,»B<s hours from Grays
Harbor. \u25a0 ' ' .
Stmr Santa Barbara. Ztddnrt.' 75 hours from
Grays Harbor, . bound south; put in to land;pas
sen jers. .
Stmr Norwood, Martin, 70 hours' from Grays
Harbor, bound south; put In to' land passengers.
Schr Monterey, Hasklns, 12 hours from Mon
terey, in tow tug Navigator. .
OUTSIDE BOUND IN 10 P. M.
Schr-Okanogan and two /our masted schrs.
• v: v.v- 1 SAILED
, !}nnday,' February 14.
Stmr Doris, Olsen, • Raymond.
Stmr Asuncion. Brldjett,' Portland. <, •
Br stmr Tymerlc. Mcllwalne; Sydney, etc.
Stmf James S. HlfcKins,' Illggins,' San Pedro.
Stmr Maverick. Daniels, Seattle. ;•
Stmr:Pomo, l.illeland, Albion river. -if ;1 -
Stmr Norwood, Martin. San Pedro.' . *\' '\u25a0
Stmr Helen P. Drew. Gunderson. San Pedro.
Schr Albert Mpyer. Johnson," Puget sound. ,"'
Scbr Mnhukona, Marstpns, Port . Townsend. \u25a0'.\u25a0
Schr Santiago, McDonald, Monterey, In' tow
tug ; Herculeß. -
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBO.VFe'b I*. 0 a.. m.— Thick; wind,
east; velocity. 8 miles per hour. \u25a0 — •
POINT UEYES. Fob 1 », 1) a.' m.— Light .ranr:
wind. Boutheast: velocity. 12 miles per Imur. -
FARAM.ONES. Feb 14.. 9;. a. m.— Cloudy;
wind, south: velocity. 0 mile* per hour. ..
| TATOOSH, Feb 14. ft a. tu.— Cloudy; ~wind,
northeast; .velocity, 24 mites per hour.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Hilonian, hence Feb. 10 for Honolulu —
Feb 13. 8 p. m., 874 miles from San Francisco.
Stmr Lnrline, henoe Feb 5 for Honolulu, with
bark Mohican In tow— Feb 13, S p. m., 340 miles
from Honolulu, i .
! Stmr Colonel E. L. Drake passed Tatoosh at
B' p. m.: cloudy, light rain, with wind south
west, about 20 miles per hour: smooth sea.
.>Stmr Jim Butler passed' in Grays Harborat
ft. a; m. .
'.Stmr Tenyo Maru will arrive about noon Mon
day.' : : : \u25a0 ' ."! \u25a0-•.",-.
. TELEGRAPHIC %~Ji \u25a0 Vii-V.'f,
POINT LOROS. \FeI>,I4. :10p. m.— Weather,
cloudy; wind, south: velocity. .l 4 miles per hour.
• DOMESTIC PORTS
, SAN DIKOOj-Arrlved Feb 14— Stmr Centralla,
from San Pedro.
TATOOSH— Passed Feb 14— Stmr Tiverton.
from sen. 'and anchored In Nenh bay; . .
ASTORlA— Arrived Feb 14— Stmr Breakwater,
from Coos bay. ;",- \u25a0 \u25a0 •, •
Sailed Feb ; 14— Stmr Alliance., for Coos bay.
-XEAH BAY— Anchored Feh: 14— Schr Alpena.
from Tacoma. for Sun Frnnciscoj - v ;
TA COM Ac-Sailed Feb 14— Nor strar Cecil, for
Quartermaster harbor*.' barge. Oregon, .for Na
nalmo: Nor utmr Mathilda;' for Knrope. , •
COOS ' BAY — Arrived Feb 14— Stmr \u25a0. Lakme.
hence Feb 12. : - - -"" '
Sailed - Feb 14— Stmr.Redondo, for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' :.,<-.\u25a0 l. \u25a0 \u25a0 -. \u25a0\u25a0
EUREKA— ArrITed Feh 14f-I?tinr Temple E.
Dorr.' hence Feb 12:'- strar F^'A?..Kilburn. hence
Feb'l3: stmr J.\T. Loceie.' hence Feh 12. >
SEATTLE— Arrived Feb. 14— Stmr Santa: Rosa.
: X Report
United • States department 'of agriculture—
Weather bureau.' : San Franclsco/i Feb. - W,- 190&. : " \u25a0
\u0084 \u0084 \u25a0-'. BAIXFALLiDATA .
: '' • -• - ... -'-Last-.' . "Seasonal 1 - "• -.
.Stations — . - \.-24hrs.. " 'to date.' Normal.
Eureka' . .. . ... ...:;-0.0l :**• J 34.79 ;- "25.08 '
Red.81uff, :.......:. 0.00 ', 25.10: "-'. 15.71
Sacramento ;...'. :.".. J O:ol*',-"i 18 51 • ::-12.37: :-12.37
MtT' Tamalpais •.;:.. 0.01 :\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a029:4s: \u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a029:45 :« •\u25a0 14.6*5
San^Franclsco;/..:;. ,Tr.- '\u25a0.' ••'\u25a0 20.80 14.55
Sin -i Jose-.....-.-.....- Tr. : -'. - 14.32 :.. '9.06!
Ftesno t : \u25a0...:.:..-..:.-,• O.<W:-.': 8;27 ;'.5.8»;
Independence >",.:;..- 0.00 ' 7. 91*-. r5.75r 5.7S
San -Luis \u2666)bispo-..K0.00".- "2B.'S.S 12.30
Ix)»' Angeles * r. .'.'. r O.(K}-' \u25a0 \u25a0 l«;O7 ;\u25a0; \u25a0 \u25a0 " 9.CG j
San Diego . . ...... . 0.ft0".;- . ' - a.sq e.2~
\u25a0-.".\u25a0.\u25a0-• a\u25a0 . -=» 2 ~si \u25a0\u25a0 '3:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 "." t"s
\u25a0 '\u25a0' ' -\u25a0-' ""''"" 5\u25a0- = • '-"3 "i 2*;- "\u25a0' JJ2
\u25a0stations, j,. • j?: --;. ::?\u25a0;; ;*=•\u25a0 -.ff:.
\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-<».'\u25a0\u25a0 p \u25a0, 3 \u25a0 \u25a0 * t '. . • - r*. i • > ;
-\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0:>:\u25a0\u25a0 -."- ?>---.5- .?•>.-:; .- :: ; .': : ;,
Baker . . ;-. . . . .30.26 40 . SO S Cloudy Tr.
Boise ........ 30. 3t>"4fi'S4 s* : Rain. Tr.
Eureka -.:..... 30.22 58' 48 SE ~ 'Cloudy .01
Hsgstaff .....30.18 42' 12 >'E Clear " • .00
Fresno ..'.... .30.34 60-40 SW- ; Cloudy .00
Independence V. 30. 28 . M . .. : W ; . r Clear .00
Kallspell . ..'-.. 3<».28 22 *14 NW 'Snow \u008404
Ixw Angeles ..30.22 6(5- 4S: SW . Pt.Cldy .00
Modenai ...'. ..30.32 30 . .' XX 'Pt.C'dy".t!O
Mt.-Tawalpals. 30.35 4<; -41 . SW f Cloudy -'- .01 ]
Aorth' Head •.„.\u25a0»(). OS . 50 - 42>*S v .' Cloudy -.10 !
Phoenix i:.-.-.-.:30. 121 «« -38 i AY \ Clear .00 1
Pocatello ::ji).34 • .is ' so '. s •'.--, Cloudy ' .00 !
Pt. Reyes- Lt£:30.2"J?52 4S »S > Rain ."" .0.1
Portland ...;.30.1G 4« 4(> E^-." "-Rain- . \u25a0 .IS
Red Bluff ....30.34 54 48 -SB V Woudy .60
Rtno- :3u.28 na 2S '.W> : Pt.'Cldy .00
RoselHirg . . . . . ;30. 18 .58 44 , W . Ra iji . ". 02>
Sacramento ...30.3a 54 4« ; Kr: U.'liwdy - .01 j
Salt -Lake . .. :30.34. SSJ . .— SK iriotidy .00
San Diego 30. 20 HO : ; 44 X W i Clear \u25a0 ' .00
Sau Francisco. 3o.32 50 •' 4« SB :: i i'loudy Tr.
Sau ; Jose •-.'..-.. 30. :a» «O" 40 NW'Cloudr 'Tr. !
S. Luis m>l»pt>.3o.t!,S 6C. 4S NB ' Pt.Cldy ".00 :
k. .E...Fara110n.30.30 52 .50 s'• " «;lou(ly .OU\
Spokane ......30.18.34 IS X ,\W
•Summit ..... .... . 45 24. Sff -Pt.Cldy .<ft>
Tacoma, 3«».O8 52 34 SV\'Mt«ln .08
Tatoosh .... . .30.00 48 3tJ *-.SW. v Rain "-. ' .04 i
Tononah ...... 30. 3S 44 2« SR " Pt.Cldy .00
W»lla-.. 30.20 32 20 S : Pt;Cldy -.00.
wlnnemucfft: -.30.30 4H' 2<t SW Cloudy :«xr
lnma: \u25a0.-.. . k . . .30.14 72 44 -X * .'Clear ' .00
*Arerag'e snon- on 'ground 224 Inches.' - •>"
-^ '• . - .- . '-. SVXOI'SIS \u25a0 ', •'- •.\u25a0'\u25a0' •
strirm remainit nearly , stationary off.the
Washington coast and "Vancouver Island.: It has
caused rain over Washington, Oregon and Idaho
and *- clone "the Calif ornla \u25a0; coast .from San- Jose
northward. \u25a0 Cloudy weather preralls xenerally
in all districts. The pressure continues to rise
slowly * over the' entire coast, but .the 1 winds
eontinne from the' south and showery weather U
protrable orer central 1 and northern California
Monday, with fair weather In the south.', The
humidity at Red Bluff. Is 82 per cent and 'at
Fresno 79 per cent. • - - - ; , -
: ' - 'FORECAST "." *
San Francisco \u2666 aud vicinity — Cloudy weather :
with showers Monday; light southwest wind.
-Santa Clara ralloy— Cloudy with showers Mon
day; light west wind, f . '
,\u25a0 Sacramento valley— Cloudy wltli 'shower* Moa
•lay;-light .south' wind. -- .' : . /. .-.
p San JoaqDin valley— Cloudy Monday, with
snowers in north portliwi; light southwest wind.
Los Angeles. and vicinity— Fair Monday: light
west wind. - - . '
G. H. WILLSOX, "Local j Forecaster. :
San, : Moon and Ti da
Lnlted States toast and, geodetic nurrey— Time
and heights of tides at > Fort Toint. For city
front (Mission street , wharf) add 25 mln£t*s.
;:-• -- MONDAY, KEDRUARI'^IS • \u25a0--*\u25a0\u25a0
Sun ri5e5....... ...... ;.; ;•. .. t : oo
Sun sets. " '. '. . 5J49
New m00n...............Feb.,20. at 2:43 a. m.
I. iTlmel |Time| ITimel ITlmel
Feb IFt I —^| Ft h (Ft (> — ib-rirtT
IL.WI 111 W| Kl^ W| , - .|H W| ;
15.. 1 0:14! 3.1 r.Mf.J 5.5| 1:47| 0.01.0:251 4.2
l«..l 1:24) 3.2 7:11»[ 5.81 2:4Oj— 0.5110:111 4.4
17. .1,2:251 5.2 B:2(i| G.fi| 3:30|— 0.01i0;52 -.\u25a0!.»
15.. 1 :3:25| 3.0[ 0:17[ C.2| 4:l7|— l.l|U:3»| 4.9
IT. H. Braoeh Hydrosrraphlc , Office
A branch" of the United States hydrographle
office. located at the. Merchants' Exchange. Is
maintained tn Ean Francisco' for < the benefit'of
mariners, without regard t»> nationality and free
of expense. Xavlgators are cordially Invited to
visit, tbe office, where complete^ sets'.of' charts
and sailing directions of the world-a re-.kept .at
hand for comparison 'and reference and'the-latest
information can always he" obtained regarding
lights, daugers to navigation and matters of .in
terest'to oeenn commerce. v *
** J. C. BirnNBTT,
Lieutenant. I*. '5..; X.. In- charge.."
benoe Feb 11. ' >' '.' \u25a0 .
Sailed Feb 14—Stmr Colonel E. L. Drake, for
San Francisco. . \u25a0 \u25a0 > \u25a0•' " "
- BALRARD—Arrived Feb 14—Nor' «tmr Eir,
from Tacoma. .•"•-••': -" -.\u25a0 . .
RAX PEDRO—Arrived Feb 14—Stmr Wasp,
from Coos hay; stmr, Hanalel, .hence Feb 11:
stmr '• Claremont,' from Port I-os Angeles; stmr :
ftueen, hence Feb 12.
Sailed Feb 14—Stmr George W. Elder. • fc.s
Eureka,. Astoria and. Portland.-, via. San . Fran:
clsco:'stmr (Jneen. for San.Diego; stmr Hanalel,
for San Francisco; stmr Argyll, for San Fran
cisco. • ' \u25a0 - . • •\u25a0 '
•— .-\: - ISLAXD PORTS- < • .' '
HONOLKLU—Arrived Feb , 14—Bark : Alden
Besse, from San, Pedro;. Kisatata, . front
\. Sailed'Feb-14—German «hip> Marie Hackfel'd, I
for Victoria. —^' .» ' • •' \u25a0»: ,--.*.*.
OCEAN' STEAMERS - !
,NEW ,YORK-^Arrived Feb J4—Stmr.Caronla.
•from -Flume. Naples and Gibraltar:' stmr 'Ma
donna, from \u25a0 Marseilles and .Naples; stmr St.' !
Paul, from Southampton. . . i
*tl<*niornn<l:t
Stmr % Tiverton. frcrni'l.udlow Teh 13 -for. San
Francisco, is reported as passing in at; Tatoosh
Feb 14.; evidently returning, and later is re
ported as anchored in Xeah hay." •- - ' . :
Stmr XoraeCitr reports .schr Okanogan. "from
Gamble for San -Francisco, Is anchored off. Dux
bury reef. * \u25a0" ' ! \u25a0«'. \u25a0
Ship Henry Failing .drifted . from "Alcatras
island •to below- Blacky point -in stron? \u25a0 ebb tide:
PACIFIC OCE.W TR A VRI,
••\u25a0"^g\C «s*«v Stearoem Cleave .'Broadway
-ygAi=-5Q5v Wharves ( Piers 9 f and 1 1 ) .
Yi*Z_- '" > : VNlft ':\u25a0 LOW- KATES. -INCLUPIXG
rVv®®! V*l BERTHS "AXD -VEALS.
I ( \Wtffll' ) SPECI AL ROUND TRIE'
V^O* . ",FORfLOsVAXGELES '
SAXiDIEOkO .
: . ;SAATA. BARBARA,
STATE CAT... Feh. IS. 21, 27.' Mar. .VOiSOa.m.
QUERN* ...... "........*..: Mar. 2.-9:30 a. m.
t:iTV«ri*:;ni.A.::..'.Feb.lB, Mar.S,,ft:BO a. m.
SAN r TA"ROSA'..y:......-.. .....Feb. 2*,, 9:30 a. tn.
| FOR SEATTLE. ! TACOMAi< '
VICTOR! A^A\pr.yA>COIIVER,.Bi C_,
PIIGET,SOU.\DA>D^i,ASKAXPORTS
S A NTA R( »S A . : . . .'. . . :": . " . . Mar. \l. > 1 ;' SO p. tn .
Qt;EEN -A: ..... ::.Yt\Cf4'i i Mar. ,7. 1 :30 p. m.
CITY PUEBLA 23,- Mar.*l3. 1 :30 p. m.
(FOR -EIfREKA^V HUMBOLDT BAY)
CITY OF . TOPEKA'lrvri^ ... .'.j .:.;...;
...Feb. IS. 23, SS.Mar^B.^lO." 15. 10:30 a. m.-
• And Every. Fifth. Day -
FOR '.» MPiXlCO— Giiaymnii, ' 3iazatlan,
;!'» Pax, Kn.vnnda, Snn Jo«p del Cnbo,
Masdnlena Tiay, Snntn Roxalln*
Curacao.. ..:v.. j Vi';-.;:;*^;.^Mar:"'.T. 10 a. m .
AI.ASKAX CRUIisES?IOOO
'Steamship SPOKANE ' will leave Seattle 11
p. in., June 15, 30, July 15, 30, Aug. 14. '
Right reserved, to change, this schedule.
TICKET /OFFICES "t"
SAN FRANCISCO— 3:MarketBt.;*H2 Market «t '
and Broadway Wharf. Telephone Kearuy, W>\ j
General Offices "......... ... ...... i jo > Market st.
Freight Oftlce :. \u0084. ..... Broadway Wharf I
Oakland Ticket Office .\ ......: . :".9€s Broadwcy I
C; D.DIfNANN. it. P.A.; San Francisco/ I
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
IORircNTAI, STEAMSHIP COMPAXV)
S. • 8. • ."Tenyo Maru 1 ' (Omits Shan_rhai Call) : : .
o *o' '.'.ir - i* \u25a0 ' ' " Vr* ' • ;.' •••••- Friday, Feo. SB, 1909
!• I* .5»» 0ll I*1 '*» r » •••.\u25a0.. Friday. Mar. 19, 1909
S.^S. Chiyo Maru '.... ...Friday .Apr. 16, IM9
\u25a0 Steamers tall from: company's jilfM " : \om" 4"*
44. near f.M.t of S^ininU st.V. I ' p. ra.. ' f i>r , VokT>l
haniu and Hongkoii g ,>(.-alllug,at.Huu6liilu.-KolK.,
lUlojco*. NaKasakl nnd .Shanulial/aiiirionuf.-tlu*
atlloiiKkong ,wlth. «tfamcra » for r Manila.'- India
et.-.'No car»;o received on IxiarU on dty of sail-
ing.. Uuiiiid trip tlctft* at 'reduced. rateV. . ""—
>\u25a0 For/ frcljtliti. nnd. passage apply at ornep.; 240
Jaiu.'< , KIo«»<l ' building-./ W.> II ." A VEU Y."^ \u25a0•
\u25a0 • i-•\u25a0i -•\u25a0- '.'\.: : , '\u25a0 '.-•'Assistant ;<.>ncral^Manas'eri
HAMHI 111 II s - S.Alameda Vails. 11 aVm.
TAHITI'ANDXEU'.ZEAI.AXD-S.'S;
- Mariposa sails Ilia.'' m.;-. Mar. ilo.'i Spl." Tahiti '
;,;, round trip J125.: Welllngton't $2W. , R. T.
' OCEANIC :i-1NK, ; ;r,7.-»;Mkt. : tel. : iKe'a"rn*yil_3l".?
\u25a0 ( ATI;.VXTio' OCEAVrTRAVEr/ ' r
i Compagnie^Qenerale tpansatlaiitique
MRECTJ.I.INE Til UAVRBiPARIS,"
J Sailing _; every ?,Thursdt«.r. ; lnsterfd;- of ; Satnrda.f/
at jlO \u25a0*. * m.r from ; pier 42. : Norths river, ifoot of
Morton, ?t.~;-; :.;.'*. ;T. .\u25a0".*,'..,.\u25a0• •\u25a0'V :•
•\u25a0\u25a0;*\u25a0 Tlrtt < flaw \u25a0 to , Havre .; $77..".0 . « nd i upward '•\u25a0 aec-
ond'cla?s*,to.Hayrer $.v> anflnpward. -iRENER IL
AGENCY: \u25a0 FOR v UNITED ' f?TATKS?'AND -CAN-
ADA, V 10 'State ; *V;"i New York.-(r..T.*:F.'i Fl'GAZI,':
Manaper < Pacific ; roast."' fiSO ; Mont pofnery i st.V San
Francisco. V \u25a0 Tickets •\u25a0 sold • by s all j itSltetd 1 tifitt
tituu..: \u25a0::/:: . \u25a0\u25a0 : •\u25a0 -> .-..-- - i
AUGTIONSALES
'ffVX^TO Head City Work Horsea Must
j£lz\ Be Sold at Auction in Oakland __K3=k
-.- Wedce»day, Feb. 17th," at 11 a. m.
10 blsmares. weigh from 1.-400 to 1.600 lhs.;
IS big draft horses, all over 1.300 lbs.: 21 gen-
eral . business \u25a0 horses for the': butcher. abater an«l
grocer; .1 bay. stallion.' record 2:15U: excellent,
stylish roadster,- «a*e for latlv: S complete single
rigs. - 3 double team rigs. and a lot of footsore
horses;. 22. vehicles,, from a - buggy to a dray: 5G
nets of. all kinds of harness. Xote this, sale,
5C5.4th st..' Oakland. •
\u25a0'- • '.>;: J. W.-MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
2& AUCTION SALE
— Will sell without lfmlt or reserve RflU**ad of
big ' horses and mares. ;Ju«t what the , fanners
need; 20 \u25a0\u25a0 head \u25a0of bnsln.ess and buggy horses.
These horses will average in age from 4 t« 12
years. . All stock must be as represented or no
sale. • . a
• SALE FRIDAY. FEB." 19. at. ll "a. m. Den-
ver Horse and Mule Market. 10th and Harri-
son sts. , S. CLARK. Auctioneer.
Calif ornians on Travels
«- NEW YORK, Feb. 14. — Californlans
are registered here as follows:
From San Francisco — 11. V. Ramsdell,
at the Waldorf-Astoria; J. F. Pennoyer.
at the Savoy; L. B. Fuller, Mrs. U B.
Fuller, at the Plaza hotel; P. f. Govan,
at the Marie Antoinette; Miss A. E\
Mills. Mrs. W. H. Mills, at the Wood
ward; A. Horman, at the Manhattan;
J. L-.Aurencan .at the Westminster; J.
O; Ryan, at the Marlboroueh; C. C.
Boynton. at the Holland; W. Ellis, C. F.
Ewell, J. R. Munson, at the Grand ho
tel; L.. Baird. at the Latham: U. R.
Grant, at the Grand Union; C. L. Row
land, at the Grand Union; J. G. Baillle.
at. the Churchill: Mrs. H. B Denby. at
the; Broadway Central; G. ,H. Hooke.
Mrs.. G. H. Hooke, at the Park Avenue;
J. Rausch. Mrs. J. Rausoh. at the Hoff
man house; W. H. Terrall, at the Hotel
Churchill; R. Webber, at the Grand
Union: '.JVC. Ryan, at the Empire; D. M.
Schenfleld; at the Bristol
. "From Los Angeles— J). G. Sniff, at the
Holland: Miss C. Olsen. at the Hotel
Wellington; P. H. Lewis, at the Bel
mont; C. 11. Thompson, at the Wolcott.
\u25a0From San Jose — W. K. Jamison, at
the Herald Square; F. A. Steele, at the
St.* Andrew. .- •
From San Diego — W. H. Stubbs, at
the Churchill. r
Sacramento— H. C. Fieher, at
the. Grand "Union.
• \u25a0 .- -- •
SCANDINAVIAN SINGERS
* ' GOING TO SEATTLE FAIR
Grand Bazaar Expected to Make
Trip Possible .
The United Scandinavian singers of
San Francisco will hold a grand bazaar
In Cotillion hall. In Church street, for
four days beginning March 4. The pro
ceeds from" the affair will be devoted
to the financing of the society's trip to
Seattle during the-Alaska-Yukon-Pacl
fic, exposition. . Many Jnteresting feat
ture» have been planned fx>r tho bazaar,
among which will be a voting contest
between the various singing societies to
decide which is the most -popular or
ganization. The executive committee i»
charge of the affair is composed of the
following: Emile Hogberpr. chairman;
William Jansen. vice chairman; Hjal
mer Brunell, Lambert Glsslow. W. K.
Johnson. Axel Ongman, R. Widness, T.
K./Engh. Klaus Olsen. A. Hagerud. E.
Glenwood. D. Lundin. J. Pearson. C.
! R. Gardelius. Axel Anderson.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
CTllilSst TRAIN'S LEAVE
P^P SAN FRANCISCO
\M$$S Market St. Ferrj
Leave for— | A.M. 1 P-M.
Bakersfield ..... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Chicago .. .. ... 8.00-10.00
Fresno' ... .. 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand Canyon: ..t '. . . 8.00-10.00
Hanford" 8.00 8.00
Kansas City. Jt.no-io.oo
Merced 8.00 8.00-10.00
Stockton S.OO 4.00- 8.00-10.00
Stockton, Oak-
' dale *; Sierra
' Ry points ....'. 9.45
Tulare ;........ 8.00 8.00-10.00
Vlsalla '. 8.00. 8.00-10.00
Yoeemite 8.00 | ...
Cnllforala Limited through to Chlvngn
. . leaven nt 10:0O p. m.
OFFICES:
673. Market Street. and Market Street
. Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN" IJIVISIO.V, JAX. IS, 1909.
i;.;' • VIA SAUSALITO .
For Sau.allt o. Mill \u25a0 Vallry, San Ra.
fael— -Daily,, except Sunday — Every 40 minute*
from 6:40 a. m. until 10 a. m.: hourly until 4
p.m.. then 4:40 and every 4O minutes until 6:40
p. m.; thon 8:00, 9:45 p. ra. and 12 m. .
• On Sundays every 40 minutes from 6:40 a. m.
to^8:00 p. m.:-tb«-n 0:45 p. m. and 12 m.
• Knlrfax — Week days — tt:4o, 7:20, S:CO'
lt:00 a., m. (3:00- p. m. Saturday* only). 4:f>o.
4:40. 5:20 and 6:00 p.m. ' ,
'. Sundays— B:oo. P:2O. 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.- \u25a0 ' • \u25a0
For San Qnentln— Dally— -8:00 a. -m. and
2:00 p. m.
\u25a0 S:oo,a. m. daily for Cazadere and way sta :
tionv. . • .'-.
.3:00 p. m. Saturday only for Cazadero and way
stations.
" t VIA TIBURO.V .
For Tiburon, Belvedere and .San Ra-
fael— 7:3s. *9:10. 11:00 a. m.; (*12:30 p. m.
Saturdays only), »:30. 5:10. *6:SO p. m. dally.
• On- Sundays' uddttlonal , trips 'at S:PO a. m..
12:S0 and (":30 p. m., for San Rafael and inter-
mediate points..
' 7:35 a. 'm. *oally for Petaluma, Santa Rosa,
Heaiasburfr. Cloverdale. I'kiab. WlUits, Sher-
wood. Sebsstopol and way stations.'
7{3."> a.m. dally, except Sunday, for Glen El-
len,' GuernevlUe.; River Landint; am) way stations.
8:00 a. vi... Sunday only — Petaluma.' Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg, Cloverdale. \u25a0 Glen Ellen, Guer-
n«vllle. River- landing and way stations.
11:00 a. in. for I'etaluina. Santa Rosa and way
station*. .'•\u25a0\u25a0.,
3:30 p. m. daily •' for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdshurr. -ClgTerdale. Uktah, Guemeville. Se-
bastopoland way stations.
*>:10. •p. ni. daily for - Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
Glen - Ellen and way stations.
•To Tiburon only. •-• . -'-, ' „
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Office*, north end Ferry HiilMlng and
574 Market street,. Flood building.'
tMUIR WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIS.
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
' FOOT Of MARKET •TREET
LttAl HOUOaYS-SUHDaY TIMI
iT.tHfrutba Lf.MdfWMfa If. Tail-Jli
WF.KC SUN- WEEK SUN-." WEEK SCX-
DAY \u25a0 DAY . _DAY_;_ DAY DAY DAY
10:00 a 8:40 a t7:25a 1 1 : 0 C* 7:25* 10:5t»
2:O0p 10:0U 1:36p 12:20? 1:32; 12:1€*
•4:40? 11:2<U 03:00? 1:40? 4:34? I:3f>
........ -12:40p 4:4Cp 3:05> ?8:50p 3:01 i
.'..\u25a0..... ; 2:00? -; 4:45 p........ 4:41pl
......:. 3:2U>' • 6:Q5p 6:01»
•Saturday only. ' .tMon Jay only." only.
\u25a0v" • 'f ieket OiEm»— S_u_Jito Faro' asd 872 Market. -
' G«n-r»lOffio»t— JtiUYaiky. Cbiii-rak.
OCEAN^itORE RAILWAY
• (12th" aud Mission) — Dally ex. Sunday— l.T.:
9:30»,vr:4.%iH 5:4 Up. • Ar.: 7:35 a," 9:10 a. ;".:10p.
S«unday«-rLv. : 9:30 a- -•10:10 a. s 12:13 p. 5:40j«.
Ar.: -O^lOa, 11:50 a- *4:35p,' 5:10 p. *Granada
Express^— No stops. --.'-
BAY AXI) jixTTr^RURBAX-ROIITES
MARE ISI^ND
Vallejo, ; '-Napa, St. Helena •
ST. HEI.RXA-.VAPA .VALI.KV KOUTK j
\u25a0^Mnntlcello S. S. Cn.. and.Napa Valley Electric '
R.'.R. Co. • Cl"«*" connections. ;'. \u25a0 . • j
ft— 'rot.xd; trips 'daily—*
rßnats -l^ave: San Francisco ;7:(X», *9: 45 a m
12:3o;noon.;3:15, R:00,\.»8:3f> .p.«m. \u25a0 " "
\u25a0 -.; San 4 Francisco L la ndlnz rand ifflce. Clay, ttre-t
wharf, north ; end ferry ? building. Market atiri-
ferry: .IMeals a, la carte. 1 ;
•", Phone ; Kearny 4^«.
| «)__uida navy yard direct.
AUCTW^ALES
AT AUCTION FEB. 16
SO Broke Horses from 1.050 to 1.-W.
20 Heavy Draft Horses from I^-00 to 1,.00.
Also 20 sets Heavy Truck Harness
All Doable Square Brand. Finest ever lanueu
here now on exhibition.
i^ O au'pur"poU e "i«.r bn*e «.«..»* S Hd-
''Tera^C-sh-lO per cent deposit reanired at
"Remember^th-e d.f. rain or .hlae. Febmar,
ie * " '^TnSS kSbS mabkxt
f STEWART A CO.. Auctioneers and Liv^-
.t£k 'Srv 027 Tenth street at Bryant. Sa3
Francisco. Cal. _,
to? JSs 5 -^
Monday, February 15, at Duboee Stables
on Valencia Street Near 13th
I will sell II larse assortment of horses vA
mares, wagons, huggies. cart* and harness or all
kinds F.verythins mmt b* as represented or
mone* refunded. OutsUle stork sold on eom-
mi-slon. Phone V*t± T.Z3. Sale p«»ttlve. raia
"r shine. >YM. CLOCGH. Auctioneer.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
, > *NyN v Tralaa F«av« t«J are Im*
f&GSmsEm San Franciscol
, I^4«______Jf J
\zG^/f^\s/jtf Fnou Fib. 7. 1609
• - s^c7?o' * \u25a0 FERRY DEFOT
V *-I*-^ Foot of Market Street
Leave —VIA OAKLAND PIER— ArriTel
8.40 a Hsy wird. NUeJ, Saa Jote . . . -. . 7 J)B» j
7.00 a Richmond, For: Costa, Ijcnicia, Sui-
\u25a0 tun, Diian, Sacramento, lloscvilit, ,
Uarytville. Krddiag. Dunamuir.... 7.28»
7.CO* Elmira, Vicaviil*. Uumsey 7.23?
7.00 a Davis. Woodland (Mnrysvilie. Oro-
vilK-j. Williams, Jlwtii. Wiiloivs,
Hamilton. Cornioz. Ked Bluff. . . 7.23?
7.20» Richmond, Port Costa, Mirtinn. i
Bj-ron, Tracy, 5t0ckt0n.......!.. 7.08?
7.40 a Vallejo, Xapi. Caiistoca. .Santa Rosa.
Mar tines, dta Ramon. Cocsherty,
PJtasantoa .'. 6.08?
7.40 a NUea. Fleasanton, Livrncore, At- - \u25a0
t.ircoat. Lathrop. 5t0ckt0n........ 7.23 *
• 7.40 a Trncy. Lot Bases, Kermaa, Fresno, i
lLinford. Viaalia 4.28?
B.ooa Hii<s»J, Newsr'i. Centarvills. San
Jose. l.os Gatoa, V.rijhJ. Lauiel 5.48?
8.20 a Port Costa. Jlartines. Byron. Tracy,
Stockton, Merced. Fresno, Goal en
J>;nc:ion (llanford), \inlia, Yctt:t- *
jille, Bakersfidd 4.43p
8.20 a Yosemita Valley via llerred 4.48?
9.00 a Niles. LJTermor*. Stockton (*UUton>.
Vall«y* eprirj. lone, Saenmento. 4.28 a
9.00 a Sonora. Tuoiuiaae and As_f!> 4.18»
- 9.00 a Atlantio Hxprew— Siicrainento, Trus-
tee, Ogden. Salt Lake City. Denver,
Kansa City 7.28»
IO.OO« The Overland limited— Denver,
Kan&ui City, Om: ha. Cbicajo 8.23»
1 0.20 a Vallejo. Mar; Island, Kapa II .2Ba
10.20 a Los Angeles l'stsencet— Fort Cents.
Mirtinej, Byron, 'lraty. Stoc'-ton.
Merced, Fresno. Hanford,
Tidare. Bale erifi el d. Los A n *->•. . . 7.48»
10.40 a GoldfiflJ Pass.— Fort Coeta. Umicia,
t-acrnra(«ntf> Truekee. iiaxen, M:n:i,'
Tooopah. GntdSeld, Law*. Keeicr.. 7.42*
10.40 a M«ry«ville. Cliico. Ked liluff 4.2C>
1.20b Ktlet, Saa Jose and TVay i:lation>. . 2.48?
1.40> Itussel. Alvarado. Newar!;, >.;ue*,
San Jose 9.58?
2.20» Beaicia. Siiiaun. Sacramer.to I.OS?
2.20? Portland lCzpren (via Davis). Wit-
liam*, Willo'Ts, Hfd Bfuff. Weed.
(Muedoft. Honaad. Khmiiih Falls).
Asiiland. Portland 12.28?
3.00? Benieh, Winters. Sacramento, AVooU-
hnl. Marysvills and Oroviile 10.48 a
3.00? Fan Leuidro. Xiles, fan Joie 9.28 a
3.20? Port Costa. Martinez, lijron, ilo-
deito, MereeJ. lre«io. 12.08?
. 3.30s Vianbarou. West Nap.% St. Helena,
Cafijtori 10.30 a
4.00? Yallejo. Napa, CaHstogi. Santa Roaa,
JHrtinex. t>aa Kamuu, Dougiertj-,
Livenaore 9.28 a
4.00» Nile*. Trney. Stockton, Lo«li. ... 10.23 a
4^o? Saß.-LMndro. Uayward. 18.28«
Fleanstoa. Livermor* I {11.48 a
5.00? Tlie Oml Limited— Penman. Lot
-•»*.\u25a0 Banos. Jtlsmlota, Fremo, Tulare.
BaiefsfieJ.), l.os An_»lrt % .. 8.48 a
5.00? R-ivell. Saa Jot*. Lot Gates, vl rijH* 8.48 a
B.Z0» S»it Le.tadrn. Nilej Fa» Jo?e 7.43 a
6.40? Riciunqnd. Pinole. Valtejo. Fort Co tta.
ISenicia. Suisus. Sacramento — Rose-
ville. Liacnla, J.'ar. nviiie, Oroviile. . 1 1 .25»
6.20? Eutern Express— Ot'ien. Fnebto,
IVjiver. Kansas City, St. Louis,
Ctiic3ir>
P.lrt Cotta, Benieia, Saeraaiento,
Reno, Sparki 7.28?
6.40? Havwvi, Nilrs and Fan Jose. 6.43p
J7.00? Vallejo, Port Costa. Martinet. Bay
Poiat sn.l Way Station! 111.18?
8.20? Orejon Evprets — Snrrameuto.Mirr*.
ville. Ueildinc Ashland. Portland,
Pustt Sound and I_ut, • 9.48 a
9.00? China and Japan Fatt Mail —
Ogden, Cheyenne. . Denver. Kansas
City. Omaha. Chkajo 3.25?
\u25a0 COAST LINE
\u2666«mi>lrtl aud Tomisemt Streeis>
t5.2Sa Loop — 23d Slrtet, VialUcion,
,- ' Saath San Francisco, Va!esci» St. t8.35»
t3.40a Loop — Valencia St., Ocean View,
. ..;•;, '-; Cemeieriet. South Sin Francisco, 23d
' - StresV IJ and Towniend fS.SOa
8.40 a South Saa Francisco, San Jctr. Gil- ]
. roy, Hollitter. Pajara. TCatnnville. I » «<w
SantaUrui,Bou!derCreek.t;:enwood. I B-ao *
Del Monte, Uonterey. Pari£e Grove, j
B.ooa The Coastar— San Joie. Castroville,
Salmis, Soledsd. Chaaslor. Faso
Itobles Hot Srrinis, San Lois
- \u25a0 - Obispo, Pumo. Oceano, Giuidalape,
Sort. LonipoT. Saata Barbara,
Ventun, OiaarJ, Los Asples.... IMS?
B.ooa Watsanvill", Saata Cr.ij, Bnulder
Creek, Glenwaod, Del llonts, Jlon-
twer. Pacific Grove 11.48?
8.20 a So;ith San Fr.incisco, Palo A!to, Saa
Joie, Way Stations 7.35 a
8.20 a Los Altoa, Monta Vista. Los Gatot. . { If^oJ
9.00* San Jote. Gilroy. Salinas. Chanrlor.
' Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obiipo— Los <ivn\ Wti(bt. Laurel
—Ties Piijos,— Santa Crtii, Del
M'inte. Monterey, Pacific Grove.. . 4.00?
10.40 a South Saa r'r«ncu>co. Burliogajne.
* SaaMateo, Palo Alto. Saa Jose.... 6 •3oa'** ,
10.40 a Los Alias Monta \i»ta. I.os fiatot.. 1.109
{11.15* Bar Shore, Visits .-ion. San Bruno. . 1 1 -20?
1 1.30 a Valencia St.' Ocean View. Colma,
Cemeteriet, Bid en. San 8run0..... 1.35?
1 1.40 a South S:u» l"m:ici-r 0 . San Jore 1 8.20 a
12.00? South Saa Fraoeiaro, Palo Alto. Sa&
Jose 8.40 a
tZ.OO? Los Altos. Mania Vistt. lc-C-tns.. f3.20?
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