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Street—
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Afternoon Session
', • • Board —
: •' - 10 Associated Oil Co S7.S7''a
•' \u25a0 40 Associated OH CV 57.73
25 llutchlcson S P Co 18.25
.•• 10 Onomea Stigar Co 43.00
'..- 260 Pacific Tel & Tel (common).. 14. u0
•"\u25a0(- ' Street —
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Bid.A^k.j Bid.Ask.
..Abnt 50 — JMonte Cristo. .2.00 3.ttO
A6s<> Oil ct.SS. OO 35.25 Occidental :... 25 —
Caribou — 12.00Paratfine 40 —
Chi Crude .:. OS — Peerless 6.00 6.50
Claremont. 1.52H I.COl Producers — 2.25
Coallnga Pac. — s.(xi S F & McK.20.00 —
'Daisy 25 27,Sauer Dough. .1.80 2.25
Euclid 50 —".Section 25 ..12.50 —
Voar .: .-. — 3l!Shawmut — «a>
Fulton 2.00 — 'Sovereign 23 25
Horn? 75 — IS W& B 40 — \u25a0 ,|
U\ Cruoe ... 16 21 Superior 20 —
Imperial — 40.<>0!Turner CO —
'Jncction 65 75!Wabash — 1.40
Kern 50 — 1 Wolverine 25 — •
SJcKittrlck .. — 40iW X Oil C 0..1.40. .1.40 —
V" '\u25a0:'\u25a0 " " SALES
\u25a0\u25a0: .\u25a0 Infonnal
*6S Brookshlre 1.50
.'., \u25a0':.\u25a0 11^0 a. tn.—
-.1200 Monte Cristo 2.R7'.<.
;\u25a0' CO- Peerless 0.2S
\u25a0 ;'. 30 Associated 35.00
2 p. jb. —
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Mining Stock*
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
•.Fallowing were the sales on the San Francisco
'stock sad exchange board yesterday:
:: \u25a0 OOMSTOCKS
";'\u25a0'•' Regular Morning Session
;iPoCon'Va M Co. 371 IK) fnl^n 23
1900 Mexican 6Gi 300 Yellow Jacket. 3C
• 1 100. .Sierra NeT .. 25i
.; : : ; •\u25a0 lafonasl Session
•: ;«no "Andes JO 200 Goald & Cur. 12
109 Belcher 20 700 Mexican 65
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A-'3O Crown Point.. 25| 200 Yellow Jacket. SS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bi<i.A*k.f Bid.Ask.
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Alta — 02' Lady Wash .. — VI
And« 09 lOjMexlcan 67 «S
B«lcher 22 23jNew York Con — 04
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Caledonia ..'.. t»5 lO.Overman 10 12
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CholUr OS m Savage 10 17
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Crown Point.. 27 30 Sliver Hill ... 21 25
Exchequer ... — 25 St Louis — -«i 3
Gocid & Cur. 11 13; Union 23 25
HaJe & Sore. 16 17jUtah 01 02
>ful!a — OS Yellow Jacket. 37 39
Justice — OS!
; - TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
•; ' Regular Session— 3:3o to 12:20
1000 Atoms 0211000 Mayflower Con 15
100 Beimont bCi *>00 Montgotay Mt. 10
2000 Blue Ball ... 04 500 II Coalition, so 40
5000 Ft G Bld.clO 02 100 Round Mt S3
' -500 Great Bend .. 21
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600 Com . Frac..1.C2H!2500 Great Bend .. 20
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..;.'_» f CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bld.Ask.! Bld.Ask.
Behnoot 6'i fe7!Mi(3w«y 22 24
Boston Tea .. — 05 Montana ..... — no
i'ash Boy ... — 01 North Star ... 03 (4
<*V-eat Westrn. — 01 Ohio Tim .... — 01
H<?me — 01 Paymaster ... — 01
Ihd Ton .... — 01 Rescue Con .. O3 04
Jim Butler .. 1G 17 West End ... 20 34
MacNaxnara.. 34 36]
Coldfield District
• Adams < 01 O3',Gld KewAnas.. 39 20
Atlanta 14 — -Old Merger M. 10 —
Black Ants .. — OlKJraadma 03 05
Elk B Bonan. 01 O2| Great Bend ..20 £1
P.lk' Butte Ex 01 02; Git Bend Anx: — 04
Black Rock .. — 01 Grt Bend Ex. 03 04
\u25a0Blue Bell ... 03 04 Hibercla 02 03
Blue Bull ... 10 Jl Jumbo -Ex ... — jc
Btte Goidfleld — 02 Kendall Ex .. — "01
Booth 20 221 Lone Star 01 06
.COD 27 — Lou Dillon ... — 02
•Com Fraction. — 1.06 Mid Pawnee... — 01
Cxunng Nation — 01 Milltown Frac. — (2
Conqueror .... 04 05! Mohawk Ex.. —\u25a0\u25a0 02
Cracker Jack. 03 04 NeT Boy ..... 01 03
Daisy -." 65 C6;NeT Goldfield.. 02 (G
Desert Chief.. — WjOro 00 jo
Dm B Btte C. 07 OSiPotlatch — C 8
I>mdi3d Trngl. "2 C3|Red Hills 09 11
Dixie 01 oTRed Top Ex.. 04" 05
Empire — 02 Red Top Frac. 01 —
Florence 3.65 3.87 Sandstorm — 15
Florence Ex.. 04 05 Sandstorm Ex. — '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 oi
France* Mhk.. 11 — 1 Silver Pick .. OS 10
G«n Wash .. — Ol|St Ives 15 17
Gold Bar Gld. — • lfe;Wonder — oi
Old Con M...7.P0 7. »2 Yellow' Roue... — <v
Gld Portland. 03 C>s| Yellow Tiger.. — 18
Bullfrog District
.Amargosa . — OljMayfiovrer Con 16 17
'Amethyst 04 os!Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie Clare. 04 OSiMoatgomy Mt. 09 10
Bullfrog Mln. — C2jMt* Sshos Ex. — .01
Blfrg Nat Bk 03 OoNugget — 01
Gold Bar — 01 ; Orts Bullfrog.. — oi
Gold Sceptre. — Ol|Shoehn Nat Bk 02 —
Homestake K. 05 07 Tramp Con .. «9 10
Ljge -Harris.. — 01 j Valley View.. 03 10
Manhattan District
Apr Fool Ex. — 01|Man Dexter .. 01 v 03
AUan &. Pac. — ul Man Little Joe — 01
Comet — Oil Man Mln Nev. — 01
Gold -Wedge.. — OljMineral Hill.. — 03
I Cranny <J M. — 06:XIu»tnng Man.. 02 —
T.ittieGrey .. 01 02 Orig Man .... — 01
Man Broncho. — <H Pine Nut .... — 01
Man -Buffalo.. — 01 Syl Humphrey. — 02
Man Con . — .25 Thanksgiving. . 02 —
Man Crescent. — OljWhale — 01
jiaii Cowboy.. — Clj
..-.'. . O!her Districts
Balloon Hill.. — 03' Queen Regent. — 20
Eagle's Nest.. 05 OC Raw Burro . . — 01
nirvw .G Bid 02 O.M?aw Coalition. 46 47
FalrTtr Hcllst 01 02 Raw Mohawk. — 01
Jack Pot .... 06 -OS Round Mt.... S6 *SS
.KeY "Hills ...1.35 —Vulture — 01
S Peak. 74 75 . -
W. H. Avrry RHurns From J'.ai>t
" -W ' H. Avers*, assistant general man-i
ager* of th« Toyo Kisen Kaisna. re
turned yesterday from New. York,
where he has been for some weeks on
business connected with the company,'s
oil buslneES.;- ;-— : ; *— -'^ I
PASSES CRADLE AS
SHIP LEAVES WAYS
Japanese ; Liner Tenyo Maru
Narrowly Escapes Disaster
in Nagasaki Harbor
New United States Quarantine
Launch Albatross Is Given
Its Endurance Trial
The bigr turbine liner Tenyo Maru,
which arrived here a few days ago
from the orient, is regarded in Japan
as being under the special protection
of the gods, and the passengers who
were on board when the liner entered
the harbor of Nagasaki think so, too.
The Tenyo, bound this way, arrived at
Nagasaki early in the morning and an
chored in the outer harbor for quar
antine inspection. After being granted
pratique the liner proceeded to the
inner harbor, arriving there at the
moment scheduled for the launching of
a great Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner.
On the Tenyo, however, nothing was
known of the launching. Much bunting
and many small boats in evidence
showed that something unusual was in
progress, but as no signals warned the
Tenyo, Captain Bent kept his big
charge moving ahead.
As the Tenyo passed opposite and
close in to the ways on which the
new ship rested, those on the incom
ing liner were horror stricken to see
the big bulk on the ways shiver and
start toward the 'water. As suddenly
as it moved it stopped. The Tenyo
swept by and was well clear of the
ways when the new ship slid into the
water and went with a rush past the
Tenyo's stern.
It was learned later that the un
programmed jamming of a block had
caused the new ship to pause on its
way to the water long enough. to allow
the Tenyo Maru to pass by. If the
launching had been without that little
hitch the new X. Y. K. liner would
have struck the Tenyo Maru about
amidships.
The Tenyo will leave here Friday
afternoon at 1 o'clock with a large
number of passengers, the largest num
ber in fact that the new turbine liner
has carried since it went into commis
sion. The fact that the Tenyo has
very comfortable second cabin accom*
modations is becoming known, and thy
liner will leave here with a full com
plement of second class passengers.
More than 100 have been booked for
the first cabin and the liner will carry
a large cargo.
The boys of 'the Wllmerding school
were the guests of the T. K. 'K. yes
terday and spent the afternoon ram
bling, over the big ship. They were
on the flying bridge, where Captain
Bent showed them how he made 'the
sea behave, and were in the engine
room, where Chief Engineer Seaver
gave an impromptu lecture on the tur
bine engine and the way it makes the
wheels go round.
Port Superintendent James Gliddon
was here, there • and everywhere, an
eloquent example of ceaseless industry,
while in the occasional glimpses that
the boys got of Lacey Goodrich there
was a lesson for them in deportment
and diplomacy, for the purser, is a busy
man as sailing day approaches, but
must accept interruptions as if he liked
nothing better. Dr." Crooks, the Ten
yo's surgeon, showed the boys how a
uniform should be worn.
Buford'a Chief a Benedick
Frank P. Littlefleld. chief engineer
of the army transport Buford, stole out
of town Saturday, night and returned
yesterday with a bride. He was mar
ried at Hollister to Miss Bessie E Fin
ley of that place, and later on they will
make their home at 2793 Benvenue
avenue, Berkeley. Mrs. Littlefleld is a
native daughter. Her husband was
born in Eureka, where he is well
known. Littlefield has been in the
army transport service for more than
eight years and has been chief engineer
of the Buford for two years.
Captain of Mlnnosolu Here
Captain C. F. Austin, master of the
Great Northern steamship company's
big liner Minnesota, is visiting San
Francisco. His ship has been laid up
for a few weeks for a general over
hauling. When Captain Austin left
here he was second officer of the Pa
cific Mail liner Mongolia. Captain John
H. Kinder, who gave up the Mongolia
to take charge of the Minnesota, sent
for Austin and made him chief officer
of the Minnesota. When • Rinder left
the Minnesota to take the management
of the Pacific Coast steamship company
Austin was promoted to command and
still holds the job.
Muer Korea In Due Friday
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Captain
Andrew Dixon, is due early Friday
from the orient and is bringing a large
number of passengers and a valuable
cargo. On board the Korea when the
liner left Honolulu were 147 cabin pas
sengers and . 70 Asiatics, the latter
mostly Chinese returning from the new
year celebration in their native land.
Forty Die In Wreck
BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 23. — Accord-
Ing to a dispatch received here today
the minister of marine states 40 per-
Eons lost their lives in the wreck of
the Argentine steamer Presidente Roca.
The Presldente Roca went ashore and
caught fire.
Water Frout Xotea
E. Peterson, a sailor on the steamer
Hornet, fell overboard yesterday and
suffered a fracture of the left wrist.
The liner Alameda, which sailed Sat
urday for Honolulu, was 760 miles from
this port at 8 p. m. February -22, ac
cording to a message received from the
ship by the United wireless company.
The steamers Curacao and Newport
sailed February 21 from Mazatlan for
this port.
\u25a0 The steamer City of Sydney sailed
February 21 from Acapulco for Ancon,
and February 20 the Acapulco ; left An
con for this port. -
\u25a0 The liner Mongolia .sailed yesterday
from Honolulu for China and Japan.
The Matson navigation company's
Hllonian sailed yesterday from Hono
lulu for this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,598,000 feet.
SHIPPING NE WS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
PORTLAND, Feb. 23.— British uteamer Ka
tanjra has cleared for Manzanllio, Mexico, with
.IGV.S3S bushels of wheat, valued at -. $158,668.
This is the first steamship . cargo of wheat to
be sent there this season., j
Norwegian steamer Selja. Captain Lie, which
left down yesterday bound for Taku, China,
carried 3,C00,000 feet of lumber valued at $72,
227. - ' ; . \u25a0 \u25a0 - : \u25a0; .•-- -:.-
British ship Carmanlaa was shifted from the
Oceanic dock to the mills of the Inman-Ponlsen
lumber company this morning to begin loading
lumber for Europe under charter to the L. « P.
Lee lumber company. • :
Steamer Rose City arrived this evening , from
Son Francisco. - . . . v
Steam schooner Nome . City arrived tonight
from San Francisco. She will load wheat for
return cargo.
With freight and passengers, the steamer
Eureka arrived at Martin's . dock tonight. \u25a0 She
is booked to sail > again tomorrow. . _'-.
Steamer Itoanoke is expected to \u25a0 arrive here
tomorrow from San Pedro and way. ports. :
- ASTOHIA, Feb. 23. — Steamer Nome City ar
rived today from San Francisco and left up
the river to load ; lumber for return. : -';
• Steamer Eureka arrived stdday. from Eureka'
and left rip the river 'for Portland to discbarge.
Steamer Olson &'Mahony, from San Francisco,
arrived today - and ; left ;up the \u25a0 river to >\u25a0 load
lumber for ; return. : . .
Steamer Atro arrived - today • from \u25a0 Tiliaraook
with a general . cargo : and lert , up the \u25a0- river ; for
Portland - to discharge. : ' . .
Steamer- Rose City arrived- today.; from San
Francisco, one day. behind schedule.- and ; left : up
the river • for 'Portland, to. discharge. \u25a0= ;:-..
- Oil ; tanker- Argyll . left out; today- for^ San
Franclnco- in' ballast. j.-t :^ "j- .•' . y . "
Norwegian steamer Selja - left out today - : for
Manila" with. 3,600,000 feet of lumber.'. loaded
at Portland. " ', .'-'-:' •'\u25a0 : -"•• > - •
- - BEAXTLE, Feb. .23.— The cable - steamer
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 2C 1909.
TENYO MARU HAS A CLOSE
CALL IN NAGASAKI HARBOR
. NNcr Unitedw r United Stiates quarantine launch Albatross, which was given
its endurance trial { yesterday, and little • Elizabeth Hobdy, daughter of
the chief quarantine officer, who christened the pretty boat.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From \u25a0 | Steamer I Date
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam .... Feb. 24
Portland & Astoria... Cascade ....... Feb. 21
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder... Feb.' 24
Grays Harbor Coronado . . ... . Feb. 24
Salina Crux Texan . .... . ... Feb. 24
China & Japan ........ Arabia ........ Feb. 24
Oyster- Harbor ... Wellington .... Feb. 23
San Diego & Way Ports State of Cal... Feb. 25
Point' Arena & Albion. Porno ......... Feb. 25
Grays Harbor... Santa Monica... Feb. 25
Coos Bay . ....... M. F. -Plant... Feb. 26
Humboldt ....; City of Topeka. Feb. 26
Humboldt North Fork ... Feb. 28
San Pedro Vanguard ..... Feb. 26
China . & Japan iKorea .'. . • Feb. "6
Puget Sound ........ .|Serak ......... Feb. 27
San * Pedro JHanalel .. . . .... Feb. '-'7
Hamburg & Way Ports Hermonthls .... Feb. 27
Shanghai & San Pedro Hazel .- Dollar... Feb. 27'
Kahulul Hyades - ....... Feb. 27
Seattle & Belllngham.. Rainier ........ Feb. 27
San Pedro G. W. Elder.;. Feb. 27
Humboldt ;. f. A. Kilburn.. Feb. 28
Mexican P0rt5......... Curacao ..;.... Feb. 28
New York via Ancon.. Newport ...... Feb. 28
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa .... Feb. 28
Puget Sound Ports.... Queen Feb. -28
Portland & Astoria.... Rose City .... Mar. 1
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ....... Mar. 1
Tahiti Mariposa ...... Mar.', 2
Seattle & Tacoma..... Watson •......'. Mar. 2
Honolulu Hllonian Mar. 3
San Pedro & Way Ports|Coos Bay . ... . Mar. 3
TO SAIL
Destination I Steamer | Sails | Pier
February 24 —
Los Angeles Ports..... G. W. Elder 5 pm 13
Coqullle River..... ..„ Elizabeth ... 10 am 16
Willapa Harb0r.. ..... Daisy ...... .... ;...
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa.. 9.30 all
San Pedro & Way Ports] Coos Bay... 2 pm 11
February 25 —
Astoria & Portland.... D. Mitchell. .... ...:
Los Angeles Ports J. S. Hlggins 10 am 2
Humboldt P. Kilburn. . 10 am 13
Astoria & Portland.... Cascade .... spm 2
February 26 —
Pcget Sound Ports |Humboldt .. 10 am 7
Japan & China Tenyo Maru. 1 pm 42
Grays Harbor... | Newburg ... 3pm 7
Humboldt .. spm 2,
February 27 — . I \u25a0- ;. --\u25a0 . \u0084 .
Seattle. & Tacoma..... lChas. Nelson npm 20
San Diego & Way Ports) State of Cal. 9.SOa 11
Astoria & Portland 1 Northland .. spm 2
Pt. Arena & Albion... Porno 6pm 'Z
j Grays Harbor Coronado ... 3pm 7
Seattle & Tacoma Bnckman ... 1 pm 20
Astoria, Sc Portland Senator ....11, am 27
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder 1 pm 13
February 28— I .
Humboldt City Topeka. 10.30 a 0
Los Angeles Ports iHanalel .... 3pm 7
March 1— I
.Hamburg & Way Ports Serak ...... 12 m 19
New. York via Ancon.. Pern ..12 m 24
Puget Sound Ports.... Governor ... 1.30p 9
Grays Harbor S. Monica... '3 pm T
Los Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 5 pm 13
March 2— • • f „
Sallna Cruz '.....'. ::'. . Nebraskan . 12 m 19
San Ditgo &. Way Ports Queen 8.30 a 11
March 3— • - ;\u25a0
Seattle direct Rainier .... 3pm 7
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE ~~"
Destination | Steamer. | Date
Valdez & Seward | Northwestern .. Feb. 24
Southwestern Alaska. '. . ! Bertha . . . . . . . : Feb. 25
Valdcx & Seward .1 Pennsylvania .. Mar. 1
Time Ball
United States branch nydrograpbic office. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, February
- 23, 1009.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Paclnc
standard time (120 th meridian), or at Bh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time. \u25a0- • • *?-i
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N., lncharge.
Burnside Is repairing tbe Alaskan - cable, which
broke about 40 miles down sound.
British steamer Keemun arrived from the
orient. rli\ Tacoma, and is discharging. - -
Steamer. Watson arrived tonight from San
Francisco, having . been delayed en ; route by
strong head. winds. x . ,
Steamer Bertha went to Tacoma to load part
cargo for Valdez. > . \u25a0 -
Steamer .Northwestern sails tomorrow for Val
dez and Seward with 200 passengers, many of
them for Fairbanks.
Steamer Tampico returned from Tacoma .to
night and was due to sail for San Francisco.
TACOMA, Feb. 23. — Blue Funnel liner Cy
clops; with general cargo for the orient ""and
Liverpool, will leave port early in the morning.
Blue Funnel liner Keemun left today for
down sound ports to discharge general freight.'
Steamer Tampico left port today after taking
general cargo.
Steamer Bertha Is In port loading for Alaska.
She will leave In the morning for Seattle, from
which port she leaves February 25 for Alaska.
British steamer Inverlc' has finished discharg
ing her cargo and is taking bunker coal pre
paratory to loading for the orient.- -
British bark Carradale I will . finish loading
wheat tomorrow morning and will leave soon
for the United Kingdom.
Steamer Meteor Is at the Tacoma smelter
discharging a cargo of concentrates from Tread
well.
SAN PEDRO. Feb. 23. — The 4 steamer Samoa.
Captain Madsen, called- this morning, bound
for Caspar. : .
Schooner Azalea. Captain Fardelins, sailed
today from Eureka.
Steamer Shoshone, Captain -Asplund, , arrived
this morning. 'from the Columbia river with
lumber.
Steamer -. Yellowstone, '." Captain ' Rorvlck,
cleared today for the Columbia river.
Steamer State of California cleared this morn
ing for "San Diego." \u25a0
\u25a0Norwegian • ship Hovdlng," Captain Hansen,
which put In here Friday, bound from Everett
for -Lorenzo Marqnese, west coast of Africa, on
account of a dissatisfied x crew; - expects to re
sume'her voyaee ' tomorrow. Ten of her crew
were discharged -and . their : places were . easily
filled. * -'\u25a0".'
• VICTORIA, Feb. 23.— The contract will be let
shortly for . the construction of a twin screw
wooden passenger, steamer of the approximate
size ;of the Charmer, to replace; the "steamer
City of Nanalmo on the Victorla-Nanalmo-Comox
route, of .the Canadian Pacific coasting - service.
Arrangements, have -been made for the trans
fer ' next : Monday of the steamers City . of Na
nalmo, - Joan, tug Nanoose and other vessels of
the Esquimau and Nanaimo railway company**to
the Canadian Pacific railway British Columbia
coast service. ; ; \u25a0 --
;. ; . , Army - Transports
The Sherman"ls in port.
The Wnrren is at Manila.
The Sheridan is en route to Manila, BJKsi
The Dix is at Seattle. '
The .Thomas sailed February 15 . from Manila
for this port. - - . \u25a0 • ; ;•\u25a0
The Kllpatrlck' sailed. February 17 from' New
York for Manila.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
; ARRIVED/
- Monday. February . 22. '
Sehr^ Santiago, McDonald. 10 hours from Mon
terpy. in tow, tug Navigator. .~v
Stmr Carlos. Donaldson," CO ; hours from * . WH
lapa, bound - south; put In to \u25a0 land- : passengers.
•,',_'. '\u25a0-\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :.' Tuesday,- February 23. -
Stmr Bowdoln, Johnson, -30 hours ;\u25a0 from \u25a0\u25a0'- San
Pedro. :.:\u25a0'\u25a0':':.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 ' -. ' . ' \u25a0 '
\u25a0:. Stmr Northland, Erlcson, 56 hoars ' from Co
lumbia \u25a0 river: ?-.'\u25a0. .•\u25a0\u25a0<».;\u25a0'..:-\u25a0.'\u25a0:\u25a0,\u25a0 '•\u25a0 ; :>\. i v-.v
- Stmr Asuncion, Brldgett.' 2 days from Astoria.
-Stmr Homer, Hardwlck fj 43; hours from-: San.
Pedro. :- \u25a0\u25a0 ;. \u25a0\u25a0-"•"..•,--'.'' > "~- .-\u25a0'-\u25a0.".:...-\u25a0\u25a0 • -"-.I "-.,"\u25a0"\u25a0•: '^...
Star Charles ' Nelson, Hansenr 84 hours ; from
Everett. -<*'."• ' "-\u25a0- • *-"-•' \u25a0'..\u25a0'\u25a0.'-' S -,\ '..;.-
Btmr Texan,' Hall,' 7 flays and «14 hours from
SalinaCruJS. . -••';•' ' "\u25a0- "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'*"
Stmr City of Puebla," Shea,. 42 hours from San
Diego and way ports. . - j ; \u25a0\u25a0.;.•
: Stmr Hanalei, -- Sanders, \u25a065 hours \u25a0 from - San
Pedro. \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0' .--.-,\u25a0 • ' ' - : \u25a0 : '.\u25a0\u25a0->".
Stmr Winnebago, Treanor, 43 hours from Coos
tay.~ s .-•-'\u25a0 1 \u25a0"• •• ;\u25a0'•• •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•.--'\u25a0- .\u25a0•\u25a0 :--r.'^V-;;'.V. •' ' "
:\u25a0 t Ktmr Kedondo, Bendegard,; 2%- days [from, San
Pertro. i"'" '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'- <\u25a0'•"-.; ' '\u25a0'\u25a0 '\u25a0" • . : .-\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0'.' \u25a0•'-'-..-:.
- ; Stmr F. A. Kilburn. McT/ellan, 10 hours from
Eureka. ". \u25a0 .'.'\u25a0\u25a0 • ."\u25a0• .-\u25a0",: .-'.'\u25a0"^' -•..'\u25a0"..\u25a0'-.: \u25a0''\u25a0':'\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr Temple E. Dorr, I Panzer,", 22 '\u25a0 hours from
Eureka.". •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0 .-.-"-* ; *::"'- *\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'. '\u25a0•.-\u25a0".; \u25a0-'*\u25a0'\u25a0-' :-; K v ; --- : : \u25a0>
• - Stmr Hornet, - Marxen.'L 70 ; hours ; from "• Grays
Harbor.!. •'"-,--\u25a0. * >'\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.- \u25a0' \u25a0"\u25a0"• . \u25a0• \u25a0;\u25a0•\u25a0' *'•"\u25a0•.•? '-\u25a0\u25a0'-••
\u25a0- Stmr : Elizabeth, •• Olse*>,"42 hours from Bandon,'
Stmr Snni a Barbara, . Zaddart, 54 hours from
San Pedro. \u25a0 • . _ . •
Stmr Ituokman, Wood. 03 hours" from Seattle.
Stmr Newburg, Norberg, 05 hours from Grays
Harbor. \u25a0 v -
Schr C. A. Thayer, Peterson, 12 days from
Grays Harbor.
' Schr Monterey, Kelly, 14 hours from Mon
terey, In tow tug Sea Bover. .
Power sclir Newark, Jahnsen, 20 hours from
Byxbee lauding. \u0084' ' . \u25a0
CLEARED .
. Tuesday, February 23. \u25a0
Stmr City of Topelsa,..Glelow, Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Stmr Hauulel, McFarland, . San Pedro; Cres
cent wharf and warehouse company. \u25a0 ".
Stmr Santa Uosa, . Rellly, .San Diego; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Stmr City of Puebla,. Shea, Victoria; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday, February 23/
Stmr City of Puebla, Shea, Victoria.
Stinr Chphalls. Kottlcson. Grays Harbor.
Ktmr George Loomls, •\u25a0' McKellar -Jr., .Gavlota.
Stmr Tamalpais. Anderson, Astoria. . '• '
Stmr - Whitesboro, Frederlctson, Greenwood.
• Rtmr National City, Linder, Fort Bragg. , :\u25a0
Stmr Maverick. Daniels, Portland. • ;>
Stmr Carlos, Donaldson, San Pedro.' '\u25a0'
Stmr City of Topeka. Glelow, Eureka,
Stmr Hanaiel, Sanders, San^ Pedro.
Stmr Whlttier, Seaman, , Port San Luis."
Stmr ' South Bay, I lal vorsen. j Eureka.
Schr Henry Wilson; Sanders, Grays Harbor.
-WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS. Feb 23, 0 a. m.— Weather,
fofrsy; wind, northeast; velocity,. 6 miles per
hour. \u25a0 - - s •\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0- \u25a0 . ' \u25a0 \u25a0 ..,..-
POINT REYES, Feb 23, 0 a. m.— Weather,
dear; wind, south; velocity, -13 miles per hour.
FARALLONES, - Feb 23. 0 . a. ra. — Weather,
cloudy; wind, east: Telocity, -4 miles' per- hour.
TATOOSH, Feb 23, 6 p. m. — Weather, raining;
wind, southeast; velocity. 27 miles per hour*-,..
WIRELESS : V.
\u25a0 ' Stmr St. Croix, from ! Newport News* for San
Francisco and Seattle— Feb 8, 445 miles southeast
of Cape Hatttras. 1 • . \u25a0\u25a0- '. . :\u25a0\u25a0» ,
BY UNITED WIRELESS .
Stmr . Asnnelon. from Portland for Ran I Fran
cisco — Feb 22, 12 noon, off Cape Blanco.
Stmr Alameda, hence Feb 20 for - Honolulu—
Feb 22, 8 p. m., 760 miles off San Francisco.'
Stmr Colonel B. L. Drake, hence Feb 20 for
Seattle— Feb 22, 7 p. m., SO miles north of Capo
Blanco. - "''\u25a0 \u25a0 ;
TELEGRAPHIC .' £'
POINT LOBOS, Feb 23, 10 p. • m.— Weather,
cloudy; wind, southwest; velocity, 5 miles per
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN PEDRO— Arrived • Feh 23— Stmr.* OrVrs
Harbor, from Wlllapa ; . stmr Shoshone, from - Co
lumbia river. . \u25a0'; \u25a0 \u0084 ;\u25a0 .
Sailed Feb . 23— Stmr ; State of - Calif ornla, for
San Diego: schr Azalea. \sr Eureka; stmr.Yel
lowstone. \u25a0 for San Franels&>. ' -
ASTORIA — Arrived Feb 1 23— Stmr Rose City,
hence Feb 21 : strnr \ Eureka, from Eureka and
Coos. hay: stmr. Olson "& Mahony, hence Feb 19;
stmr Norn* City; hence Feb 10. . >.. - ,
Sailed Feb 23 — Nor stmr, Selja, for orient.
Sailed .Feb 23— Stmr Argyll, for ; San Fran.
clbco. -."'\u25a0' '\u25a0.\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0:'-' \u25a0\u25a0 ,' ' ••. . ; \u25a0•- \u25a0-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 - • -• •- .• _...-.
WESTPORT (Wenh.)— Pasned In Feb ?3-i-Stmr
Centralla. hence Feb 19 : \ stmr • Carmel.l. hence
W.& J.Sloane
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Amerika;(new)..Feb. v 27v 27 Deutschland... ..j^r. 11
Pretoria*. .V.'. . .'.Mar.l 6 Pennsylvania. .r. Mar. 'i 13
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S.: S. \ HAMBURG j ...... . . t^March 23. Mxiajr"*; 11
•• \u25a0\u25a0 BATAVIA. ...*. ..... : . JAprll 13, Jjuno r 8
\u25a0•• MOLTKE.. -.:.-:..".. J*H April 27, i lit June* 10
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'•'\u25a0 y: '\ DIRECT -"LINE Tt6 = HAVRE-PARIS. /.; '
• Sallins: every I Thursday.": Instead : of j Saturday,
. at 10 \u25a0 a. : m. r from pier 4-,"-: North . river, j foot ; of
Hortonist^-f^.'-^-.j^y'''^"- \u25a0'.,\u25a0\u25a0 - :: :- ".;"-\u25a0\u25a0 :
i'"- First '•\u25a0 class to Havrp." $77.50 \u25a0 and i upward ; ' siec-'
ond! class. to. Havre,' sso and upward.: GENERAL'
AGENCY?; FOR "UNITED * STATES 'AND * CAN-.
ADA.I 19 State i st. 1 ; } New iTork.iVJ. :i F. $. FCG AZI.^
Manager I Pacific i Coasts 630 1 Montgomery "\u25a0 st.Ti San 1
Francisco.^ TickeU ' «olfl * by ; ? ail - railroad i tlcktf t i
Weather Report^
\u25a0 -''- United States .'. Department of ." Asfriculture—
Weatner Bureau.! San Francisco. Feb.. 23, 1900.:;'
- * RAINFALL DATA . : \
•: . * Last - Seasonal Normal
\u25a0-Stations^-- 24 hours." •' to date; todate.
Eureka .:............ 0.00 17.32 30.32
Red 81uft;.....;....'. 0.00 23.95< 10.00
Sacramento ";...."..'.:.; 0.00 19.40 13.52:
Mount. Tamalpnis..,. . 0.00 . 31.65 15.91
San Francisco. .". ..... 0.00 - 21 .99 15 .79
San, J05e.....'. ...0.00 15.19 '.'9.78
Fresno; vr:r.".V."r..V.;' 0.00. 8.53 . .6.25
Independence ..... ..".'O.OO • 7.5)5 . 6.14 ;
San Luis Obispo.'.;... 0.00 27.30 13.36
Los Ange1e5. . . .". . ...-.' 0.00 16. 0S • 10.54
San , Dieg0. .......... : 0.00 6.86 0.83
•\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*.' I S ¥ ='\u25a0 3 . -?5
•STATIONS. § • s P 5 =f
, '\u25a0£» ; S %\u25a0:\u25a0 .Z \u25a0 \u25a0?r? r
,r> ;•\u25a0 : - y '<l. • \u25a0 , /.:\u25a0'\u25a0-
Baker ...... . .30.24 _58, 30 N Cloudy .00 ;
Eolse :. . : . . . . ; .30.32 46 30 SE Cloudy '.00
Eureka.'."...... GO. 10 5G -38' S- :Cloudy .00 ;
Flagstaff,- .:;.' r.30.24 .34 ; 0 -,E «;."' Clear ' .00 ]
Fresno .....'.. .30.24 C 2 40 -SE Clear - .00
Independence .•.30. 18 54 30 SE Clear -00
Kallspell ; . . ;. . 130.20 32 22 S\V Cloudy -Tr.
Los Ange1e5.. ..30.28 64 41 SW Clear • .00
Mudena A :'. . . ; . . 30.383 0 .38 "32" 32 12 E ; * Clear . 00
Mt. Tamalpalß.3o.lß 54 48 S Cloudy • .00
North -Head.... 29. 9tf 4S 40 SE Cloudy .08
Phoenix V. . .*. .". .SO.2S 58 34 SW ; Clear \u25a0:\u25a0'; .00
Pocatello ;...'..i;0.42 32 6 8E Pt.Cldy .00
Pt. Reyes Lt. .30.14 56 47 S aoudy .00
Portland ..'....30.04 '48 38 E Rain .08
Red 81uff... ...30. 22 54 38 ' SE Cloudy .00
Reno '......;.. 30.18 54 V 22 SE Cltmdy .00
Roseburg "'...... 30.06 ; 54 42 •NH Cloudy > .00
Sacramentor....3o.22; 58 '40 SE Cloudy .00
Salt Lake.. ..; .30.42 36 20 NW Pt.Cldy . 00
5an; Dieg0..... .30.28 64 40* NW Clear .00
San; Francisco.. 3o. 2o C 2 46 E ' Pt.Cldy .00
San, Jose.. •...;. 30. 20 .03 30 NW Clear, .00
San L. 0bi5p0. 30. 28 .64 : SB. NW Clear . .00
BE. Farallon...So.lS 54 48 S Cloudy .00
Spokane ......30.20 42 32 E Cloudy .00
Summit.. :.r...".. :-: 54 21 NE Clear *.00
Tacoma .. . . .'. .30.00 52 38 8W Cloudy Tr.
Tatoosh ..::.. .29. 88' "48 38 S 'Rain .08
Tonopah : . . . . .30.38 44 18 SE ? Clear * .00
Walla i. Walla.; .3o.lo 58 33 N ' Cloudy .00
Winnemucca ;. 30:28 46 20 S Pt.Cldy, .00
Ynma . \u25a0:..-... •.30.28. 64 42 N Clear .00
. : - 'Average snow on ground, 213 inches. , -
:\u25a0 \u25a0;.'\u25a0; \u25a0-\u25a0: -SYNOPSIS - \u25a0-.'.'. v
\u25a0 A moderate disturbance overlies the • coast of
Washington and has already caused rain as far
south '". as - Portland. ' There * probably, will be
showers -Wednesday in I the \ northern counties of
California. Pleasant weather prevails at most
points in -. the state, with temperatures - nearly
n0rma1. ..." Afternoon | temperatures In I the great
valley average about CO degrees.- - .' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0)
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 78 per
cent and ; at Fresno 68 per cent. . \u25a0
: : .FORECAST -'
• San . Francisco \u25a0. and vicinity — Cloudy Wednes
day/with showers; fresh- south winds. • \u25a0.
Santa Clara valley— Cloudy Wednesday, .with
showers; fresh south winds." •
-i Sacramento -." valley — Cloudy Wednesday," with
showers; brisk south winds.
«•« • San ,' Joaquln valley — Increasing . cloudiness
Wednesday, probably showers by night; moderate
south winds.- .;.\u25a0> ' - '\u25a0.'-*"
Los iAngelfg and vicinity— Fair \u25a0 Wednesday ;
light north winds, changing to south. :
.. \u25a0 - A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Son, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic ' survey— Time
• and heights of tides at Fort Points For city
* front (Mission street wharf) add 25 mlnntes.
.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 "~*"
Sun rises ...:. G:49
Sun sets - ........ .... . . . . .......... ... 5:59
First quarter m00n. ..... .Feb. 20.. at -3:40 p. m.
Full moon i... ....... .March 6,-at 0:47 p. m.
|Time \u25a0v - ; • |Time Time Time -> -
Feb) 1 Ft | Ft j Ft I Ft
|HW JL W • H W , >\u25a0\u25a0 L W
24:. 2:35' 8.5 8:46 1.11 3:04| 4.8 8:50 1.5
25.'. .3:171-6.3 9:40 1.0 4:25 4.4 0:38 2.1
26.. 4:04 5.5 10:54 0.7 6:04 4.0 10:35 2.7
27.. 4:55 8.4 12:05 0.5 7:2S 4.1 11:36 3.1
28.. 5:56 5.4 1:16 0.2 8:40 4.2
U. S. Branch HydrogTopbic Office
A branch of the • United States hydrographlc
office, located at: the Merchants* Exchange, is
maintained >In San Francisco for tbe benefit ' of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
risk tbe I office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand - for .comparison - and reference I and - the
latest Information . can . always be obtained re
garding lights. : dangers to navigation and mat
ters of Interest "to ocean commerce.- .
\u25a0--.-; / J. C. BURNETT, ,
" Lieutenant, : U. S. N., in charge.
Feb 19; stmr Saa Jaclnto, hence Feb 19; strlir
Westerner, hence Feb 19. "
Passed out Feb; 23 — Stmr Svea. for San Fran
cisco ; i stmr - Saata Monica; I for Saa Francisco.
PORT SAN LUlS— Sailed Feb 23— Stmr Coos
Bay, for San Francisco; stmr Santa Rita,* for
San Francisco. .'- ', . ." • .
TACOMA— Arrived f Feb 23— Stmr Tampico,
from Seattle; stmr Bertha, from Valdez.
Sailed Feb 2.1 — Nor stmr Elr, for west coast;
Br stmr Keemun, for Seattle. •
•Sailed Feb 23 — Stmr Tampico, for Seattle; Br
straa Cyclops." for Yokohama.
i \u25a0 SOUTH BEND— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Ray
moad, hence Feb 10.
Arrived*- Feb 23 — Stmr Jim . Butler, hence
Feb 19.
SAN DIEGO — Arrived Feb 23 — Schr Oregon,
from Tlllamook. * •
DELMAR— Arrlvea Feb 23— Stmr Helen P.
Drew, hence Feb 22.
-POINT LOBOS— Passed south' Feb 23— Nor
Btmr- Mathilda."^ from Tacoma. for Grecnock.
TATOOSH— Passed inward Feb 23— Stmr Wat
son, hence Feb 20, . for Seattle.
.NE AH BAY — Passed In . Feb 23 — Independent
asphalt scow No. 2. in tow tug Independence.-
FORT BRAGG— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr James
S. Hlecin*. hence Feb 22.
COOS BAY — Arrived Feb 22 — Stmr Grace Dol
lar, hence Feb 10; schr Metha Nelson, from Al
tata. - Feb 23— Stmr Czarina, hence Feb 20; stmr
Nann Smith, hence Feb 20.
BELLINGHAM— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Shasta,
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
r Steamers leave Broadway
/ffi£*SeCj\. \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•'WharTes (Piers 9 and 11).
foZ_L -^S\ LOW BATES. INCLUDING
W/W<IW BERTH AND MEALS.
j / Ys>E|l ] I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
Vk.\ J&y FOR IjOS ANGELES
\Sii-ri»/ SAN DIEGO
\u25a0 X^TStJ^ SANTA- BARBARA
STATE CAL. . . ........... .Feb. 27, 8:30 a. m.
QUEEN... ...... A.. .Mar. 2, 20,' 8:30a.v m.
C IT Y PUE8LA .'. . .... . . . .^1ar. 8. 28. «( :30 a! . in.
S/ HOSA.Feb^ 24, Mar. 5, 11, 17, 23,' 9:30. a. m.
G0VERN0R. .. . . ... . . . . . . . .Mar. 14, 9:30 a. m.
FOB SEATTLE, TACoiMA,
VICTORIA AM) VANCOUVER, B. C^
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
CITY OF- PUE8LA. . . . . .... .Mar. 13, 1:30 p. m.
GOVERNOR.... '.'.I. ..Mar.' 1, 10,, 1:30 p. m.
QUEEN . r .". . . .'. . . .7. .... .Mar. 7, 25, 1:30 p. tn.
.; FOR- EUREKA (HUMBOLDT ; BAY)
CITY OF T0PEKA.........................
Feb." 28, Mar. !5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 10:30 a. m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. \ .
FOR MEXlCO— Guaymnii, " Mazatlan,
La Pac, : Ensenada, San Jose del Cnbo,
Magdnlena Bay, Santa Rosalia.
CURACA0. '. '. . . :. ..... ... . . . . ; .Mar. ,7, 10 a. m.
ALASKA CRUISES 1000
Steamship SPOKANE . will 'leave* Seattle, : 11 1
p. m., June 15, 1 30, July. 15, 30, Aug. 14. *> j
. Right reserved to change this schedule.
\u25a0 :', , ; v 'ticket^offices t "
SAN FRANCISCO^-3 Market st. Market st.
i 'and . Broadway^ Wharf .' ,* Telephone ; Kearny. 492.
Oakland Ticket 0ffice.. . .. .. ... . .1056 Broadway
?C. D.^pUNANN^G. P. A.,' San rrancisco. ;
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
(ORIENTAL * STEAMSHIP COMPANY)
8 S. "Tenyo Marii" (Omits Shanghai Call)::VV.
.... ... • . .••' •'• • .... .'. .T.rriday, Feb.' 2B, 1909
B S. ."Nippon Maru".."..*. .Friday, Mar.* 19, 1909
S. 8. 1 "Chiyo Maru" .'.."... Friday, : Apr. • 16, 1909
\u25a0: Steamers sail from . company's piers, Nos. 42,
44, near \u25a0 foot of - Second st.; ; 1 ; p. , m.; - ; for Yoko-
hama \u25a0 and ' Hongkong, calling at ' Honolulu,. Kobe
(Hlogo),' Nagasaki and Shanghai, 'and connecting
at Hongkong : with steamers - for i Manila, > India,
etc: "'No cargo ' received on. board on day of sail-
ing. "* Round i trip \u25a0 tickets : at ; reduced • rates. " : \u25a0
.'*' For .freight ? and passage apply -at office, 240 ,
James Flood building. v- W. H. AVER Y.*
- -v * ' . .^ ;,l '"- ;V Assistant General Manager. -^
ITAHITI AND NEW ZEAIAND--S. S.
Mariposa sails 11 a. m\. Mar. 10. Spl. Tahiti
S3 round : trip $125.% Wellington, 1 $260. 8.-T.' ;
UAUAI 111 II / 8. : sails -II
MlmllLlJLlj om.- March. '00. Special
LL l lVJ?.yi'V"^*r: } round -trip,- $llO first class. 1 :
OCEANIC; LINE;; 673 Mkt.; tel^ Kearny 1 1231^
% BAYIANbIINTEBURBAN/ ROUTES %\u25a0
YalleioV Napa^St; Helena \u25a0
ST. t HELKWA-NAPA'^yALLEY^BOUTE
'' '-'\u25a0'- Montlcello' S. v SSt:. t: Co.^and : Napa i Valley : Electric
R. R;- Co." Close connections >-^-, :
\u25a0•".\u25a0.;t; ;:<j^round i daily— c • : ..
Boatsl leave ' San 5 Francisco ',7:oo, i '0:45: a. m.,'
12:30 moon,i noon,> 3:15,*; 6:00.~? ?8:30 \u25a0 p.' m._ ~
\u25a0'"• San' Francisco > landing \u25a0 and -of Oce; ' Clay * street
: , wharf ,-\u25a0\u25a0 north \ end > ferry building, ; Market * street
• ferry. a> Meals j a la^carte/ \u25a0 \u25a0 . - "-\u25a0 • \u25a0- : .i-- =
' 'A Phono 9 Kearny i 406. r -\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 ': •:>" -.\u25a0\u25a0"- T"' """"^"-i \u25a0;\u25a0
V'Lajxajiavy. jwd; direct, : •\ 1
hence . Feb 18, to load for San ' Pedro.
UMPQUA RlVEK— Arrived Feb 21 — Schr
Louise, from- San l'edro.^fWnQpleMMKßPßV
Sailed Feb \u25a0 22— Scbr , Lily.- tor San Francisco.
POINTV-RHYES— l'assed Feb 23— Xor itmr Ma
thilda," • from Tacoma, I for Oreenock ; atmr Kath
erine. from ' Redondo, for Eureka.
- EUREKA— Arrived Febf 23— Stmr North Fork,
hence Feb 21. \u25a0\u25a0,' • \u25a0 --- ;
Arrived ", Feb : 23— Stmrs Acme and ; Roanoke,
hence Keb 22; stmr laijua. from San Pedro; stmr
J. J. Loggie, from San Pedro.' -.' -*•'
Sailed Feb 23 — Stmr. George W. Elder, for San
Francisco., .
PORT LUDLOW— Sailed Feb 23— Ger stmr
Serak, for San Francisco. . •
MONTEREY— SatIed Feb '23— Stmr Melville
Dollar, for San Francisco.
-HOQUlAM— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr San Jacinto.
hence Feb 10. -. , ; • .
' SEATTLE — Arrived Feb 23— Br stmr Keemun,
from Yokohama; ' stmr Nebraskan, from Sallna
Cms, via San Diego. . \u25a0
: Arrived Feb 2U— Stmr -Watson, hence Feb 23.
'EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Sailed Feb 17— Br stmr Foxton
Hall; for Victoria. .
- : Arrived. Feb 22 — Br stmr Charcas, from Valpa
raiso. Feb 2S— Stmr Isthmian, from Philadelphia.
.PHILADELPHIA— Arrived Feb 22— Stmr Ore
gonian, .from- Puerto Mexico. '
DELAWARE BREAKWATER— SaiIed Feb 22—
Stmr Isthmian, for New York.
BOSTON— Arrived • Fftb . 22— Br stmr Hudson,
from "Manila. -\u25a0\u25a0 - • • \u25a0
-^ ISLAND PORTS
MAHUKONA— Arrived Feb ltt— Schr Defender.
hence Jan 26. "1" 1 - I«^s!w33ifMlßifiKS9aßji1 «^s ! w33ifMlßifiKS9aßji
HONOLULU— SaiIed ' Feb 23--Stmr MongoUa.
for Yokohama and Hongkong; stmr Hllonian, for
San Francisco.-. , .
i Arrlrtd Feb 23— Schr Dauntless, from Grays
Harbor. "
FOREIGN PORTS
. BRISBANE-^Arrlved Feb 21— Br stmr Aorangl,
from Vaneon ver. . . \u25a0 •
CHERBOURG— Arrived Feb 20— Fr bark Ba
bln .Chevaye, from Antwerp, for San Francisco.
HA VRE— Arrived Feb 21 — Ger stmr Serapis,
hence Nov 2.- \u25a0
DUNGENESS— Passed Feb 21— Fr bark Bolel
dleu, from Hamburg, for San Francisco.
\ BEACHY HEAD— Passed Feb 21— Br stmr
Uganda, from Oregon, for United Kingdom.
VALPARAISO — Sailed, Jan 6 — Br stmr Volga,
for New York. *i^W»JpSSF
. In port Jan 20 — Br stmr Croydon, for Oregon.
ANTWERP— SaiIed Feb 20— Br ship Pegasus,
for San Francisco. :iipljWiil.<frMlWlt*it wji w&t' 1 agjaaj
ST. VINCENT— SaiIed Feb IS— Br stmr Strath
earn, for Puget sound, via Japan. Feb 21 — Br
stmr Strathnairn. for ' Antwerp.
SINGAPORE— SaiIed Feb 20— Br stmr Teucer.
for Liverpool. HilnrjffHl jjntM*s
HAMBURG— In port Feb 15— Ger ship Llsbetb,
for San Diego. _^. '•,;
MAZATLAN— SatIed Feb 2(V-Ger strar Her
monthis, for San Francisco. Feb 21 — Stmr Cura
cao, for San Francisco. ." • : \u25a0 \u25a0
PORT NATAlv— Arrived prior Feb 23— Br stmr
Cranley. from Norfolk, for Manila.
PANAMA— SaiIed Feb 23— Stmr Acapulco. for
San Francisco. - -aa4>tywa^g*g|lg'- l *Jfetf
HUlJi— Arrived Feb 22— Br stmr Uganda, from
Oregon/* - - -
. DUBLlN— Arrived Feb 22— Br star Janeta.
hence Dec 1. \u25a0
CALLAO— Sailed Jan 24— Br bark Procyon, for
Tacoma.
GUAYMAS— SaiIed Feb 7— Sehr A. P. Coats,
for Townsend.
In port Feb o— Nor stmr Christian Bora, for
San Francisco. • • ".
\u25a0 SANTA ROSALIA— In port Jan 31— Ger bark
Schnrbek, Ger ship Alsterdamm. Br ship Spring
bank. Br ship Ballachnllsh., Br ship Oltvebank,
Br ship Chiltonford. Br ship Levcrnbank.
ACAPULCO— SaiIed * Feo 21— Stmr City of
Sydney, for Ancon. \u25a0 \u25a0 •
W ." - OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Kaiser
Wllhelm. from Bremen.
BREMEN— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Kronprinjes
sin Cecil le. from New York.
LIVERPOOL— Sailed Feb 23— Stmr Ivernia. for
Boston.
SYDNEY. X, S. W.— Arrived Feb 22-^Stmr
Aorangl. from Vancouver, via Honolulu and
Brisbane. .
DUBLlN— Arrived Feb 22— Stmr Janeta, from
San Francisco.
GIBRALTAR— Arrived" Feb 23— Stmr Canoptc.
from Boston, for Genoa. Naples, etc., and pro
ceeded; stmr Barbarossa, from ' New York, for
Naples and Genon. and proceeded.
BOULOGNE— SaiIed Feb 23— Stmr NoorJam,
from Rotterdam, for New York.
ST. VINCENT. C. V.— Sailed Feb 21— Br stmr
Strathcalm. from Portland. Ore., for "Antwerp.
MARSEILLES— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr VenezU.
from Np*t York. - . \u25a0
CHERBOURG— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Kron
prlnxessln Krelle, from New York.
BOSTON— Sailed Feb 23— Stmr Saxonla, for
Liverpool.
Memoranda
Br ship Crown of India, from Oregon, at
Queenstown Jan 25, reported shipped a heavy
eea Jan 7. lat 25 deg N, long 41 deg Vr, vrblch
damaged lifeboats, started cabin bulkhead and
caused poopdeck to leak. On coming to anchor
at Queenstoivn lost anchor and 120 fathoms of
chain. |
Fr bark Eugene Fautrel. at . Antwerp Feb 1
from * Oregon, reports having met - with heavy
weather on Oct 28 and Jan 18. during which she
sustained sundry damages on deck and had sails
carried away. \u25a0 .'\u25a0Vv--"*
I LONDOX. Feb 22— Br stmr Empress of China,
from Hongkong for Vancouver, previously \u25a0 re
ported .at Kobe damaeed, will make temporary
repairs before proceeding.
RAILWAY TRAVEL,
/^m#y\ TRAINS LEAVE
PfPf SAN FRANCISCO
vSx Market St. Ferry
Leave for— |Ail.| PJI.
Bakersfleld 8.00 8.00-10.00
Chicago . ... 8.00-10.00
Fresno 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand Canyon... | ... 8.00-10.00
Hanf ord ; . 8.00 8.00
Kansas City 8.00-10.00
Merced 8.00 8.00-10.00
Stockton ........ 8.00 4.00- 8.00-10.00
Stockton. Oak-
dale & Sierra
Ry points 9.45
Tulare 8.00 8.00-10.00 ._
Vlsalla 8.00 8.00-10.00
Yosemite . ... . . . 8.00 ...
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at lOiOO p. na.
• OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
• Ferry Depot, San Francisco
, .1112 Broadway, Oakland
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHEKX DIVISION',. JAX. IS, 19O»,
VIA SAUSALITO
For Snunnlltn, Mill Valley, San Ra-
fael—Daily, except Sunday — Every 40 minntes
from 6:40 ft. m. until 10 a. m.; hourly until 4
p. m., then 4:40 and every 40. minntes until 6:40
p. m.; then 8:00, 0:43 p. ra. and 12 m.
On Sundays every 40 minutes from 6:40 "a. m.
to 8:00 p. ra.: then 9:45 p. m. and 12 m.
. For Fairfax— Week days^ — 8:40, 7:20, 8:00.
11:00 a. m. (3:00 p. m. Saturdays only), 4:00.
4:40, 6:20 and G:00 p. m.
Sundays — 8:00. 9:20, 10:00. 10:40. 11:20 a. tn.
12 m., 12:40, 1:20, 2:00, 2:40, 8:20, 4:00. 4:10
p. m. : ."..,• •--i-.-. : - '
For San Quentla— Dally — 8:00 a. tn. and
2:00 p. m. "
8:00 a. m. dally for Cazadero and way sta-
tions. " - -• 1.. . . '; .
3:00 p. . m. Saturday, only \u25a0 for Cazadero and
way stations. \u25a0•
VIA.TIBUROX
For Tlbtiron, Belvedere and San Ra-
fael— 7:35. :'.'»9:10.' 11:00 a. m.; (»12:30 p. m.
Saturdays only), 8:30, 5:10, »ti:3O p.m . dally.
On Sundays additional trips at 8:00 a. in..
12:30 and 6:30 p. m., for San Rafael and Inter-
mediate points. \u25a0 - . y
; 7:35 a. m. dally for Petalnma, Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg, - Cloverdale, Ukiab. Willits,' Sber-
wood. \u25a0 Sebastopol and way stations.
7:35 a. m. dally, except Sunday, for Glen El-
len, Guerneville, : River ~ Landing and way . sta-
tions. . . . ' .\u25a0 . .- •. .
'• 8:00 a. m., Sunday only — Petalnma, Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloverdale,, Glen Ellen, Guer-
nevllle. .; River Landing and way s rations. "
11:00 a. m. for Petaluma, Santa Rosa and way
stations. -•
3:30 p.m. dally for Petaluma, Santa Rosn.
Healdsburg, Cloverdale,' Uklah, Gnerneville, Se-
bastopol ; and way stations. • , \u25a0- \u25a0.
\u25a0'• 5:10 * p. '. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa Rosa,'
Glen : Ellen • and way , stations.' . .' -\u25a0 . "
'•;. *To Tiburon \u25a0 only. • . :, »_\u25a0*::: -
\u25a0Pacific Transfer Company's agents ar* anthor-
ized = to cheek baggage direct - from residence. ~
- Ticket Offices, north I end I Ferry Building and
874 Market street. Flood Building.
\u25a0g[l%ttlß&± MUIR WOODSy
l||||i MT. TAMALPAIS
\u25a0'^llgsf VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
yß%r FOOT OF MARKET STREST '
- IT LKAL HOUPATB-SOWPAY TOB
' t?.lnfrrwba_ - li.UsltVatx . UTanl-ilt "
VfZEX. jgUN-' WEEK SUN- WEEK SCX-
I;DAY 'PAY' DAY' J DAY ' ' DAY " DAY
'-\u25a0S-SS 1 -1 : 55* \u25a0 t ? :25 » 11:0 °* ?:25a 10:56 a
-2:00» 10:00 a I:3Si 12:20» 1:32? 12 16?
•4:40p '11:20. ©3:00p f:4op 4:34p ; I:3fr
..-..:.;. 12:40p 4:40p 3:05p «B*so> ..3:otp
...:.... .2:00 p........ 4:46 p........ 4:41p
........ 3:20p .v.-...-;. 6:05» .v; \u25a0\u25a0;.:•. 6:Qlp
-\u25a0• •Saturday only.- \tMonday onlv. \u25a0; oTamalpaw only.
Ticket Offices— Sausalito Ferry acd 872 Market. v
- - General Officesj-Mfll Yalltj-. Califoraia. \u25a0
~ OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
(12th ?and '; Mission)— Dally ex. Sunday— Vr". :
0:30a,^ 1:45p,-; B:40p. r ; Ar. : -.7:35 a." 9:10a,^5: JOp..
Sundays— Lt.: "8:30 a, * -10:10 a,- 12:15 p. 5:40 p.
Ar.:.:; 8 :10a,": 11 :50 a, . *i:33p, - Silpy." •Granada'
Express— No atops. y-' '. -\u0084--- • ff — ~-
AUCTIONSALES,
Wait for Our Next Bi; Sale if You
Want Good Sound Well Broke Horaes
Tuesday, March 2, 1909
FIVE CARLOADS 150 HEAD OF THE FA-
MOUS DOUBLE SQUARE BRAND MARES
AND GELDINGS.
Weighing from l,10» to 1.600 lbs. Thes*
horses are gentle and ready to go to work.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
E. STEWART * CO..
ACCTIONEEKS AND LIVE STOCK DEALER 3.
525 10th It it Brvant.
.^ iS
At PUBLIC AUCTION. WEDNESDAT, Feb.
,24. at 11 a."m.. In Oa'staail — 10 Biff Mares.
welshln? 1.3C0 to 1.600 lbs; 31 Bis Work
Horses, 1,300 to 1.660 lbs; 28 General Business
Horses, suitable for Butcher. Dairy, Bakery: 17
city foot nor© Ping*: 4 Mnles; 1 Trotting Bred
Standard Stallion, mark 2:15*4 1 1 fast Runner.
can run *4 jn 23 seconds. >• mil* in 49 seconds;
24 Vehicle, from a bugyy t oa rtray: 44 sets all
kinds of /larness. 5G5 4th *t.. Oakland.
; J. W. MKPEIROS. Auctioneer.
.5a 5^
AUCTION 1
Any one needing anything in the line of horses,
buggies, wagona. cart* or harness, watch for th»
bis ad for the sale at the Duboce Stable*, oa
Valencia near 13th. Thursday, February 23, U
a. m. Everything must be as represented, or
money refunded. Ontaide hone* sold on commis-
sion. WM. CLOUGU, Auctioneer.
Phone Park 2723.
J RAILWAY TRAVEL
y^TtfrnS^ Trmias !«»»• «aJ >r« imt
pfeSyV San Francisco)
\&4^2yo7 Feosi Feb. 7. 1909
>^C|^r FEURY DEPOT
\u25a0 \u25a0i"^ "\u25a0 ,- Foot o { Market Street
Leaya —\TA OAKLAND PIER— Arrival
6^oa Hayvard, Nile?, gaa Joss 748*.
7.00 a Kichaiotid, Port Costa. Beckia, Sul- '
Kin. Duon, Sacramento, ltosetiDs,
Maryjville, Reddiaj, DuMmuir.... 7.C8» •
• 7.00 a Bmira. Vacaville. kumsey 728 m
7.00 a Davis, 'Woodiand iMarjsville. Oro-
ville). Williamg, Uazicell. WiDona.
Hamilton. Cornint Ked Bluff. . . 7.25» '
7.20* Richmond. Port Costa. Jfaxtinei,
Byron, Traey, Stockton 7.08s
7.40» Valkjo. Napa. Caliatoga, Santa Horn.
Martines. gas Ramos, Dougherty,
_-.• Plwsanton /. 6.08 »,
7.40 a ftuea. Pleacsaton, Livnicore, Al- '
tamont, Lathrop. 5t0ckt0n.......; 7.28^
7.40 a Tracy. Loa Banos. Kerman, Frejoo, t'
Honford, Viaaiia. 4J28»
B.ooa Rassd. Newark, Centenrffla Baa
_^. Jo«, Loa Gatos. Wrljbt. laarel 6.43t
B^oa Port Coa*a, Martiner Byron. Tracy.
Stockton. Merced. Fresno, Goafaeq
J'w-tioa (Hiniord), Visaiia, Porter- 4
«— ,vilie. BakerifidJ 4.48*
B^oa T; osemits Valley via Mereed 4.48 a
9.00 a Nilea. livermore. Stociton(*llilton),
Valley Hprinj, lone. Sacramento. 4.28 i
9.00 a Sonora. Tuolumae and Anj«J« 4.28 •
8.00» Atbatio Fjtpress— Saar»mento,Tn»
kee, Oiden. Salt Lake City, leaver,
• Kansas Cky. .-. 7.23 a
10.00 a The Overland limited— D«nver.
Kansas City, Om.iha, CLicajo..... 8.28 i •
10.20* VaJlejo, Mare Idand. Naps |I^3»
10.20* Los Angeles PaassnjK— Port Costa,
Martines, Byron, Tracy, Stockton,
Herceii, Fresno. Eaaford. VuaUa,
Tulve. Baker-field. Los Anz-'e»... 7.43»
10.40 a Goldfidd Pasa^-Port Costa. Benkia.
Saenuneato Trnekee. liaxea. Mina.
Toaopab. GoIdS eM. Laws, Keeler.. 7,48 a
10.40 a Maryjville. Chico. Red Bluff 4.28»
1.20p Niles. San Joae and Way Station •.. 2.48 a
1.40b UasseL Alvarado, Newark, Agaew, •
SaaJose 9.58> .
2.20s Benieia. ssnisun, Saeranento. 1.08?
2^op Portland Express (via DavisXjWi*-
liatna^ Willows, Red Bluff. Weed.
(Mucdoel, Holland, Klamath Falia>.
Aahl«nd, PorUand. |2^B»
3JJOI Benida. Winters.. Sacramento. Wood- •
- . la*L Marytvills and Oreviile ; 10.48 a
3.00 a San Leaadro. Niles. 8aaJ0at....... 9.28»
3.20 a Port Costs. Martines, Byron. Mo-
desto, Mereed, Fre-ro. 12.08*
3^o? Via Tiburon, West Napa. Et. Helena.
Caßstor* 10.30*
4.00p Yallejo, Napa, C&liitoga. Santa Rosa, .
Martines, Eaa liaruon, Dougherty,
" livennore...."..; 9.23 a
4.00 a Niles, Tncy, Stockton. Ledi. 10.28 a
4.40p Eia. Leandro. Bay ward. Nilea, j 18.28 a
Pieasaoton. Livermore \JI 1.48 a
6.00 a Tlie Owl Limited— Newman. Loa ?.-\u25a0
Banos, Msndota, Fresno, lulare, •
Bakersfleld. 1-os A-p!a H.43S
8 JOp RosxelL Saa Jose. Los Gatos. Wr^at . 8.48 a
' 6.20b Ban Leandm. Nile*. -Sjo Jote 7.48 a
6.40 a Richmond, Pinole, VaUejo. Port Costa. . • j
Benida. Suisun, Sacramento — Rose- « '\u25a0-.'. •'
ville, Lincoln, Marysviile, Oroviile. . 1 1.28 a
6.20p Eastern Express — Ogdea, Pueblo,
Denver. Kansas City, St. Louis,
dicazo.,...
Pors . Costa. Beaicia, Eaersmento,
Reno. Sparks 7.28»
' 6.40b Hyvward. Miles and S«n Jose. 8.48 a
17.00? VaUejo, Port Costa, Martiaes. Bay
PoicS aal VTny Stations {II.I 8»
8.20p Oregon Express — Sacrameato.Mirjv
villa. Red Jin i. Asfcland. Portlaod,
Pujet Sound and East 9.48 a
9.00 a China aad Japan Fart M»il—
0; l;n. Chey enas, • Denver, Eaniaa
Qty. Omaha. Chioz.3 3^Bi
COAST LINE \u25a0\u25a0
jftaT-rfhinl aud Town sen <l Streets) ;
tS.25a Loop — 23d Street, Visitackm,
South San Frandtco. Valencia St. tS^Sa
t5.40» Loop — VaJeoeia Bt. Ocean View.
- Cemeteries, South San Francisco. 23a
Street. 3.1 and Townsend t3-50a
8.4 C» gauth Saa Francisco. San Joae. Gil-)
: roy. Hollister. Pajaro. Watjonville. I a Knm
SanU Cro».Bo older Creek.Gleswood, I OJH »'
-Dd Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. J
i B.ooa The Coaster — Saa Jose. CastrovHle,
L Salinas. Foledad. Chsnafor. P»»
Robles Hot Sprmea. Saa Loia - /
Obispo, Pitmo, Oeeaoo, Cundalnpe.
' Barf, Lompoe. Santa Barbara, v ?• -V
Ventura, Oxaird. Lps Anj«!es 11. 43?
B.ooa Watsonville. SaaU Crua. Bonlder
Creek, Glenwood. Dd Mont», Mon-
terey, Pactfio Grove 11.45*
8.20 a South Sin hmciico, Fa!o Alto, San
Jose, Way Stations....... 7.35«
8.20 a Los Altos. Monta Vista. Loi Gates. . 1 1|*4^ ,
0.00» San Jose. Gilroy. SaHnaa, Chan-ler.
Paso Robles Hot Sprints. Eaa Luis
Obispo— Loa Gato*. Wrijbt, Laurel
—Trea Pino*.— Santa Crui. Del .
Monte. Monterey. PaciSo Grove.. . fe 4.OGJ j
10.40 a South San Francisco. Burlicjiais, > \u25a0>
Saa Uateo. Palo Alto. San Jose.... f1.30a '
10.40 a Los Altos Monti lista. Los Catos.. I.loa '.
211.16 a Bay Shore, Visit* cion, San Brano.. i 1.20 a
\u25a0 IUOa Valencia St.. Oceaa View, Colaia, . >.
- -Cemeteries, Baden. Saa 8run0..... U5)
. 1 1 .40 a South Saa Frsa etaco. Ean Jo*« ..... 1 3.20 a '
12.001 South Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. Sac ,'\u25a0
J05e..... 8.40 a
t2.00? Ijoa Altos. iUttfx Vista. Los Gatos.. t3-20i '
2. 1 Op Bay Shore. Visits cion, San 8ran0. ... 4.43 a
3.00p Del Monte Ei press— San Jose,
Gilroy, Chittenden, W'atsonviUe,
Santa, Crux, Dd Monte. Monterey,
PaciSo Grove,' Salinas. 1230*".
3.20p South San Francisco, San Jose, GO- •
roy. liollister. Tr e- Pines. 1028 a
{4.00b Sunset Express— Tucson. Drmiui,
El Past>, lloostoa New Orleaas,
Prso Robles Hot Sprints, San Lois
Obispo. Saata Bar bara, Los Angeles. 1 1.40 a
4.00? Pajaro. Watnn ville. Santa Crui. ... 11 .45> '
4.03 a Dei Moote. Monterey. PaeiSe Grove. - 1 1.43s
4.00 a Kansas City. St. Lon is. Chics t0.... 11.40*
4.20» South San Francisco. San Jose... 1 9.00 a
t5.00p San Bruno, Sin Mateo. Palo Alto. Saa
' Jose and Way Stations 9.40*
t3.05a Loop— 23d Street, VisiUcion. South -
San .Francisco, Valencia - Street. t3.13i
t5.20p Redwood, Palo Alto. Maj field. Saa, \u0084
c Jose l.lOp
t5.208 Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Catos.. t7.20»
' t5.25s Burlineame. San Mateo. EanJo-0... T3^oi
5.30» Loop— Valencia £t» Ocean View.
Cemeteries; South San Francisco.
23dStreet. 3d aad Townsead 8.40 a;
5.40p South Sao Fran cisco. Saa Bruno, Saa
Mateo, Redwood, Palo AlUvJSanto
Oars. Saa Joae. toe Gates, Wrijat. 7.40 a
$5.40? Lo- Altos Monta Vista. Los Gatos.. J5.40»
tS.OOp Millbrae. Earton. Sen Mateo, Pab
Alto. ' Msy field. Los Altos, Mont*
Vista, Los- Catas, Wright t3JSC»
B.Qjf 73i Strest, - Fuitaeion. South Sin'
•- »~ Francisco. Valencia Street ..... 7.!5*»
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