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;..£!» 'Andes mj >co %Can^»n ' C"
-\u25a0..400 Andes Oo| ' 3oo N Gould & C. :13
•--•. 103 Bent & Rploh. 34 j liH) Ophlr 1.271 A
L- - 100 Best & Belch. 3^ Ci>o Unfair 1.25
•<«& Bullion ...... 13; 200 Savage ~ ".7
• 200 Confidence ... 50, \u25a0 200 Sierra Nev ... 25
"\u25a0"\u25a0 UK) Con Va M Co. Cs! '200 l.'cion 23
. , 100 Con Va M Co. 39 1 200 Utah 02
1000 Gould &. Cur. 12J 200 Yellow Jacket. 33
CLOSINO QUOTATIONS
\u25a0' ' 8M.A6V..1 Bid.Ask.
..Alpha 05 O7lLa<3y Wash .. — OC
-Alia — 02'Mesican ...... 66 C 7
" Aades 09 10jN Gould &. C. 13 19
\u25a0\u25a0. Bficber 20 22: New York Con — 04
• Beet & Belch. S3 SS'Ophir 1.22 1.25
• Bullion 12 KjOccidental 17 —
Caledonia .... 4O lOOverland 25 —
Challenge OS lO'.Overinan 10 12
•.Cfoiisr OS Oo,Potosl 07 <S
\u25a0 .Ccpfldence .\. 50 T.ljSavage .-> 16 IT
Co,n Imperial. .01 t'3 Scorpion 05 * 07
Cou Va M Co. 3S 39jSeg Belcher .. 01 03
'Crown Point.. 30 3T.! Sierra Nev ... 23 -•*
.-Exchequer ... 23 25! Silver Hill ... IS 'M
Gould & Car. 12 33' St Lcuis — 08
Hale & Norc. 13 17|fnion 22 23
. Juiia — OSjUtan 01 03
Justice — 03; Yellow Jacket. SS 39
Kentuck 02 01 i
v ; TONOPAII AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
• . Regular Session — 9:30 to 12:30
\u25a01000 Booth -JO'IOOO Jim Butler ..'W
1000 Conqueror <J4JIOOO Man Ccn G M 04
100 Florence 3.80 2000 MaeNamara .. S3
ICHi) Florence Ex.. 0412000 Ited Top Kx.. 04
. 500 Gld Kewanas. syi s(>o IW Top Ex.. 05
•1000 Grt Bend Ex. U3J 200 Silver lick .. 08
Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
1000 Atlanta 12-250 Gld Kewanas.. 20
200 nelujont «' 1500 Gld Kewana*.. 18
-.1000 Blue Bull ... 1 1 1 1500 Gld Kewanas.. J7
1000 Booth l»l 3000 Great Bend .. 19
,15O0Blfrg Nat Bk 043 000 Jack Pot .... i>7
• ISOO Cosx Fraction. l.<'O, SOO Jim Butler .. 16
: J«OC3m Fraction. 97| 11)00 Lone Star 05
TOO Com rraetion.l.<«j;24oo Man Cons .... 04
. 100 Com Fraction. SS'2OOO Mayflower ia
-\u25a0 600 Cow Fraction. 80 j GOO Do. b 3D.... 17
1000 Conqueror O4| 800 MaeNamara .. 34
. 10CO Palsy Cs| 200 Montana 76
1000 Djn B Btte C. OS' 200 Nev Hills ...1.40
. - 3000 tairvw Eagle. 13 300 Raw Coalition. 43
v IPIO-mirvw Uailst 01 500 Red Hills 10
.1000 Florence 3.7.".:2iX»0 Red Top Ex.. 04
iSOO Florence Ex.. 05,1000 Valley View.. OS
: . 100© Gibraltar to 5W Valley View.. (O
\u25a0"•\u25a0\u25a0:•\u25a0 -SQO Gid Con M...7.'j0: 500 Yellow Tiger.. 18
..-.:TOOG!d Con M.7.87UJ
•;..\u25a0 r;.-'.r ;.-'. • CLOSING QUOTATIONS
;,'' : v\' NEVADA
Tonopah District
• •"J--.. • BM.Ack I Birt.Asfc.
:-»e;!a:ont S5 fcr.iMontana 75 77
. Bc!s.ton Ton .. — 051 North star ... 03 04
- Gaeh' Boy ... — OljOhio Ton .... — 01
.Great 'Westm. — OllPavrcaster ... — 01
: «*>ror — 01! Rescue Con .. 03. 04
UlpX Ton" — OllTon Exten ... 65 —
/••\u25a0Jin* .Butler .. 3fi 17jTon of Nev. ..6.00 — j
.vMarNaniara.. V.Z 35iWest Ead ... 21 -3
; .' ; -.' XJoldfield District
. A4%rcs 01 02'Gld Kewer.as.. 17 "IS
:.-.A-:»nta-- 12 JHiGld Merger M. <O —I
. Slick Ants .. — ni Grandma 03 0»
\u25a0:BJk-B Boasn. Ol 02] Great Bend .. 19 "0
\u25a0 filk' Ijiate Ex Cl O2 : Grt Bend Anx 02 <4
Biack Rock .. — OllGrt Bend Ex. «tt 04
.Bltie Bell ... 03 04jHtberuia 01 C 3
'. .Blue Cu'.l ... 10 ll'jrnmbo Ex — Id
.:--Btn>. Goldfield — O2i Kendall Ex .. — (1
. • Bixrth 13 2i>! Lone Star 04 <15
:G O D ...... 2<j __j rx>u Dillon ... — 02
- Cooa I"raotion. I*6 97 Mi<l Pawnee... — d
\u25a0' <>mE<r Nation — oi;\iillton-n Frac. — 02
"Conqueror 04 05! Mohawk Ex .. — 02
.Cracker Jack. 03 (KlNev IW Ol 03
-.l>Blsy C 4 85|Ner Goldfield.. 02. 03
. Desert Chief.. — Qi Oro 03 10
f. Da B Btte C. 07 O^TotlatrlT CS 11
.-Rt^dfld TrngL «;3!R*d Top Ex.. <H 05
;:©! xlf Ol O2| Red Top Frac. Ol —
. Kiiiplrp \u0084 — l>2 Sandstorm — 13
.-;.F3orenre 3.75 — Sandstorm Ex. — 01
. -Fiorenee Ex.. 04 05' Silver Pick ..OS 00
• ••Frances MLk.. 11 —St Ives — 17
'; «'ea 'Wa^ll .. — Ol | Wonder — <>2
>fiold Bar Gld — IS Yellow Rose... — 01
-.-GJd Con M...7.?7 7.9o'Yellow Tiger.. 16 17
..(xti Portland. 03 05]
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-. BuUfros District
: -AtairtOßa 0.. — 01 1 Mayflower Con 13 16
.:; iAn-ettyst C 3 (is; Mont Bullfrog. — Cl
-.•B'oanie Clan?.. — 05 Moutgomy Mt. 09 10
. JS'jlrfrog Mm. 02]Mtc Shos Ex. • — Ol
: Blfrg Nat U'i. 03 O4iNugget — Oi
:•; G:>l<l Per — 01-Orig Bullfrog.. — 01
. : Gf>ld Sceptre. — Mllshoshn Nat Bk 02
; n°sitst2ke K. 03 OS| Tramp Con .. — 10
;. : ..L2£e Harris.. — vl, Valley View.. 07 00
\u25a0': \u25a0•' Manhattan District
•/"Apr Fool Ex. — Oli.Man Dexter ..02 03
: A:Tlan & P*c. — CllMan Little Joe — 01
•. Cornet — Oli Man Mm Nev. — 01
.. • -G<=>ld Wedg*.. — 01' Mineral Hill.. — 03
. --:«r*nß.v G M. — CJ Mustang Man.. 02 —
.;l.lule Grey .. Ol CC Orig Man — 01
..Man Bronrho. — 01; Pine Nut — 01
.:- Man BuTalo.. — OljSyl Humphrey. 02
. 4lmi -Con 03 O4;Thanksgiving.. 02 —
: : ;3ra»VCre«eent. — Ol Whale — 01
. j£*in Cowboy.. — Ol!
m~ T * Other Di«r!cts
B.*llo.ii mil.. — 03! Pitts S Peak.. 70 7S
•..Crown Pt Gib — 15-Queen Regt»nt. — 20
" Eiifies Nee t.. O5 Raw Burro . . — 01
- rsirvw G Bid f2 04: Raw Coalition. 43 46
JTairvw Hatlst 01 02 Raw Mohawk. — Ol
. ..palrrw Eagle. 12 141 Round Mt.... 85 VS
.\u25a0"• J-tok Pr.t (w^ 07! Vulture — 04
:.\ »Cer Hills ...1.55 1.4D1
ROOSEVELT AND FAMILY
; AT NEPHEW'S FUNERAL
Stewart Douglas Robinson Died
'.':\u25a0\u25a0 at Harvard College
\u25a0;NEW YORK', Feb. 24. — President
Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt and
"'da-uginers, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
; and Miss Ethel Roosevelt, were in this
.ctty today to attend the funeral of
Stewart Douglas Robinson, the presi
dent's nephew. The young man was
: Killed by a tall from the window of a
.aormitory at Harvard university Satur
.<Jay night. Mrs. Roosevelt and her
son, Kermit. came over from Washing
ton yesterday and the president and
;hi* daughters. Rear Admiral W. S.
•Cotrles and Mrs. Cowles and Secretary
,Loeb arrived this morning.
..". The funeral party proceeded to the
-P.rotestant Episcopal church of the
'Holy Communion, where the burial
fjtual was read by Rev. Henry Mottet.
..-. The pall bearers were Theodore
Roosevelt Jr.. and five classmates of
Stewart Douglas Robinson at Harvard
University. President elect Taft joined
the. funeral party at the church.
ROOSEVELT LAUDS TAFT
\u25a0:: IN INAUGURAL SOUVENIR
.; Writes Biographical
:-': :y Sketch of President Elect
•':; WASHINGTON. Fob. 24.—-Thefvre
!•• jr.arkable feature of the "Inaugural
.Vgouvenir." issued by the committee In
Vcharge of the inaugural ceremonies. Is
biographical sketch of President elect
\u25a0 '-. Taf t by President Roosevelt. «
•: It has a peculiar Figniffcanee in "view
' -of the rumors that friction existed be
tween Roosevelt and Taft. The key
= ; note of the president's sketch may be
• -found In these words:
"No man of better training, no man
• of more dauntless courage, of common
sense and higher character has ever
..come to the presidency than William
•'Howard TafL' r
\u25a0SWITCHING CHARGES ARE
' i ABOLISHED IN MONTANA
Commissioners Issue Ordpr Af
. fecting Northern Pacific
- HELENA. Mont.. Feb. 24. — The state
board of railroad commissioners today
•Issued an order prohibiting switching
'charges for spurs at -24 points In-Mon
tana alon*? the line of the Northern
Pacific, which it is estimated will ef
fect a saving: of from $2. r ..000 to $30,000
annually to Montana shippers.
XEWS OP THE OCI2AX
Merchandlwe for the Xortli
The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Victoria
on Tuesday with cargo valued at $13,1G9 and ln
chidlnr the following:
72.57.1 lbs dried fruit, 38,070 lbs raisins. 418.000
lbs salt. 124 gals wine. 10,208 lbs beans. SSWJ pkgs
fre^U fruits, 252- pkgs vegetables; 2.075 lbs
oifsls. 23 pkps groceries i:nd provisions, 100 roils
roofing, 90 bales, twine, C 3 bbls and 5 <ts oils, 100
tins matches. 1 pkg machinery, 2 roll* leather.
36 pkgs hardware. 6 pkgs electrical Troods, ft
pkgs drug«."l6 rolls wire fencing. 8C pkgs- wagon
marrrUl, €,ot>o lbs sulphur, 14 pos steel, 25& lbs
sine.
Export* by the Arizonlan
The eteamer ArUtman nailed for Honolulu on
Sunday with cargo vsliwd at fC8.570. The fol
lowing were the principal shipments:
' 11.621 lbs beans. 1.1^3 lbs p*Bs. 400 bales hay,
.C.OOO lb« middlings. CO ctls bcrley. 4 bbls flour.
.100 cs and 5 bb!« baking powder. 9.534 lbs
rugar, 191 cs canned Good*. 33 bbls palmon. 2,5(51
3b« end 12 <•« bread, f.572 lbs meals. G. 270 lbs
lsrd, 20 «•» olives. 3.000 lbs codfinh. 453 lbs gar
lic. 105 pkgs jxnatnes, 6 pkgs onions. 225 falx
and 50 r» whisJy.", 40 cs wld*. 2 cs alcohol. 250
c* and 25 drums kerosenf. 25 dmm« dintlllate,
6fl cs and 10 drum* gasoline. 40 bbls and 30 cs
oils. 140 pkc* Points, 2CO kejrn white lead, 71
\u25a0pkss v.-*sot> material, CO bdls wire. 7 pkt« drugs,
\u25a0' i?,JOI lbs Wti^rtone. . SO c* explosive*. I rs fuse.
>-^ a ftsddics' and 6 pkgs mddlrry. 7 <\u25a0« h>>ot» and
C^ Pk£*> dry goods, 09 colls roj<*>. 10 c*
.-arms and ammunition, 21 pkgs tiling, 379 pkgs
Kill work, ..19.075 lbs tobacco. 0 cs . cigars , and
"•" cigarett* I *. £0 rolls lr«thcr. 12 pkgw machinery,
.- 10.SM lb**nianufac»or«yi lead. 1,rt20 Rks lime.
: 4.000 rts oement. 1.7.12 11m copper. 522 lbs copper
v y ire. 101 carboys acid, 130 bogs. Si horses.
Harbor Board Will Open Bids todays
for Western Pacific Wharf
Will Also Take First Steps to Extend -thfe 1 Belt
Railroad South of Market
Bids will be opened this morning by
the harbor commissioners for the con
struction of pier 34. the wharf to be
built for the Western Pacific railroad
and for which 'the Gould line will put
up the money in the shape of 15 years'
rental in advance. Although the bids
will be opened today, the contract will
not i>e awarded, as the law requires
that leases of state property be let to
the highest bidder. In this case bids
for the lease wfll'be called for by pub
lic advertisement and the Western Pa
cific will offer the amount of the lowest
construction bid.
The board will also approve plans
submitted by Engineer Ralph Barker
for pier 36, and in connection with this
will take the first step toward estab»
lishing the Belt railroad on the south
side of the ferry depot. This branch
of the state transportation system will
be of importance in developing the
south end of the water front and is
expected to be a factor in increasing
the state's revenues from the water
front.
Watchman In Missing
G. Anderson, who was employed as a
watchman on the steamer Thomas L
Wand, is missbig and it is feared that
he has been the victim of violence. The
Wand Is lying at the seawall and An
derson was seen on board Tuesday
night. His hat was found on deck yes
terday morning, but no trace of the
man.
Monday night, it is said, he forcibly
ejected three men who were trespassing
on the vessel and who as they went
away vowed to "get even."
The water in the vicinity of the
Wand's berth is being dredged in the
belief that Anderson was thrown over
board.
Texan Behind Schedule
The American-Hawaiian company's
freighter Texan, which arrived Tuesday
night from Salina Cruz, brought about
2.000 tons of general cargo. The
Texan is behind Its schedule on account
of heavy weather off Salina Cruz, which
kept the big freighter outside the
Mexican port for six days.
Falls Sixty Feet to Death
Edward Edwards, a member of the
pile drivers' union, who lived with his
wife at 2590 Harrison street and was
employed by the Thomson bridge com
pany, fell from the top of a pile driver
yesterday at Folsom street wharf No.
2 and was instantly Rilled. Edwards
was se*t to the top of the mast to
overhaul some gear. When h8 was
about 60 feet above the scow a swell
threw the pile driver against the
wharf and Edwards lost his hold and
fell. He was dead before his com
rades reached his side.
Governor In Commission Again
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's liner Governor, which has been
swinging to an anchor oft Goat Island
during the winter, was taken to Hunt
ers point sresterday5 r esterday and placed on the
drydock to be scraped and painted and
otherwise put into condition for serv
ice. The Governor will sail for Seattle
March 1 and will run between the
sound and San Pedro, calling at this
P°rt going and coming. The President,
which was laid up with the Governor,
\_. be put into commission again
within a few weeks.
Will Return to Sound
The steamer Humboldt, which has
been here undergoing its annual over
hauling will sail tomorrow for Seattle
and during the summer will run be
tween Puget sound and Alaska ports.
Abandoned on Island
SAX PEDRO, Feb. 24— Captain
Swansea in the launch Leone arrived
here this morning from Santa Cruz
Island, where he found marooned four
fishermen, who " had been living on
crawfish and such other fish as they
were able to catch for nearly five
weeks The men are Charles Erlck
son. Jack Anderson. French Joe and
Russian Pete, crawflshers. They were
fishing for Chocise Vasquez of Santa
Barbara, but had been abandoned be
cause of rough weather.
Water Front Xote*
Receipts of lumber yesterday by
sea amounted to 1,000,000 feet
The Pacific Mail liner Korea. Is due
tomorrow from the orient and should
be in port early in the morning.
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru.
Captain Bent, will sail at 1 o'clock to
morrow for the orient" with a large
number of passengers.
The Pacific Mail liner Newport and
v f^° smos \u25a0' Hner Hermonthia are
scheduled to arrive tomorrow from the
lower coast.
The steamer Curacao is due Sunday
from Guaymas and way ports.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
PORTLAND. F*b. 24.-H.if- a dozen steam
schooners are in th* harbor today loading
wheat or lumber for California ports. T.ipv l?l e 4
}n durtisff the last 48 hours. Three or four mo*
purpo^. tO amVe hefe " y Ume - for ™ c
K^l? c .,, sle * m p<-h< « n^ Saglnaw fe loadin;; lum
ber; the steam erhooner R. V. Inman is load
ins wheat; tho steam schooner S" .
!T a Vt\kfnfwLa? Uar ' " D<l thC Helons
n nrt' : -cti'i Mar^ offfc . r «» *t W.11.-,mctto iron
°"-11-d S \u25a0\u25a0• new in
n " ritl * steamer Boveric has rlr^red for Ma
nila and Singapore with 2.900,000 feet of lum
ber. Singapore ? ets 1,207.863 feet, valued at
StS 'to 2 *!"^. 1 "" 1 - 000 feet *. TBlUed " « 22^
Captain A. E. Cann, a Colombia river bar
bar tug ™* navigation company's
Steamer JBue H. Elmnre beared this after-
S&JSuJ! o™**0 ™** " Uh ">:«**
Steamer Arpo arrived at Oak street dock this
afternoon from Tlllamook aad an effort Is being
made to get her ready to call again this after
noon. • - _
,rfi B I?^' °/C/ C - eb - 2 *— Steams Majestic
arrived today from San . Francisco and left up
river for Portland to load lumber for return
Steamer Daisy Freeman* from San Francisco
arrived today -and left up the river for Port
land to load lumber for return.
n? 1 ! *5? 1 L er *V S * PortPr arrived today from
Point Richmond with a cargo of fuel. oil and
left up the river for Portland to discharge.
Oil tanker Boveric . arrived : down the river
today from Portland in ballast for San Fran
cisco and will leave out at the first oppor-
Steamer Alliance Is j due tonight - from Coos
bay with freight and passengers. '. .';. .-.
POKTLAITD, Feb. 24.— Wheat will be carried
from Portland to Europe by. the French ship
Desais at 15 shillings a t*n, the lowest freight
charge at which a Tessel has been engaged.
The Desaix began loading this morning. .
With 2.5W4.86-1 feet of lumber, valued nt
$0«.5«52. the British steamship Boveric, Cap
tain Harper, has cleared for Manila and Singa
pore. ... • .
Steam schooners Maverick," Tamalpals and Yel
lowstore have been engaged to come \u25a0 to Port
land to load lumber for. San Francisco. -
Carrying a fell cargo of general- merchandise
and a big number of passengers ' the steamer
Breakwater, Captain Macgenn, sailed for Coos
bay tonight. . \u25a0
TACOMA, Feb. 24.— British ship Aramore
finished her cargo of lumber today "and will
leave for Mejlllones Friday.
Schooner Blakely will finish her cargo of lum
ber tomorrow for. Salavery. ..
British bark Carradale today completed, her
cargo of grain for the United Kingdom. . '
Steamer Meteor, • after, discharging her cargo
of . concentrates at the emelters, left for Seattle.
Steamer . Bertha : left this ' morning ' for Seattle,
where she will complete her cargo for Alaska.
SEATTLE, Feb. 24. — The British steamer Kee
mnn.proceeded to Victoria. . ' \u25a0' , ' / :
Steamer Bertha arrived from Tacoma \u25a0to load
for Valdez. \u25a0 . : . '\u25a0;. . 1 : - \u25a0
Steamer..- Watson proceeded to Tacoma tonight.
Steamer Tampleo sailed for San Francisco at
4 .a. a. ' ' .'..«. % . ..\u25a0....\u25a0..-, -
Steanjer "Northwestern sailed for -Valdez with
200 passengers this morning. "
Steamer Jefferson, with 100 passenger* for
Ekagway. sailed this afternoon. ,"
Steamer Col. E. I. Drake was due tonight from
San Francisco. -.-... : .-...-
Steamer Pennsylvania' is due to ; arrive ifrom
Valdej! at 9 a. m. tomorrow. : . \u25a0 ' •
SAN PEDEO, Feh. 24.— Steamer* Wlllapa ar
rived from Wlllapa harbor today with lumber."
(Steamer State of. California. Captain Thomas,
railed this morning •. from • San I>iego, for - San
Francisco.
\u25a0 Kteamer Bandon cleared today "for Coos bay.
Steamer Nokomi*. Captain Nilsen.* arrived this
morning from San Diego with lumber:, ' '\u25a0\u25a0-
Steamer - Yopemlte arrived', this • mornins from
Astoria with passentrers and Inmber.
Steamer George . W. Fenwlck : cleared today ; for
tb* Colombia river. 1 \u25a0..-..»\u25a0\u25a0 . .:\u25a0.--.' .\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0? -r,-*
Steamer Grays Harbor ' arrived , from Raymond
•ME SAN" FRANCISCO f OALL, THURSDAY- FEBRUARY 25, 1909.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO -ARRIVE
From ." [ Steamer y | Date.
San Pedro | Bandon . . . . .". . . Feb. 25
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam ..... Feb. 23
Salina Cruz...... .....Texan • Feb. 25
China & Japan........ Arabia......... Feb. 25
San Diego & Way Ports State of Cal... Feb. 25
Point Arena & > Albion . Porno . . . ...... Feb. 25
New York via Ancon.. (Newport ....... Feb. 20
Hamburg & Way Ports Hermonthls . : '. . Feb. 20
Coos Bay \u25a0-..... . . m. F. Plant. . . Feb. 26
"\u25a0 umbolat City of Topeka. Feb. 26
China & Japan.. .IKorea ; Feb. 26
I°*% Sound JSerak Feb. 27
ban Pedro ..|Hanalei ..... ... Feb. 27
Shanghai & San Pedro| Hazel Dollar. . . Feb. 27
Kahulur Hyades ..:.... Feb. 27
San Pedro G. W. Elder... Feb. 2S
Humboldt ............ F. A. Kilburn.. Feb. ?S
Mexican P0rt5. ........ Curacao ....... Feb. 2S
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
"b* f U , i * 'm Mariposa I Mar. : 2
i Seattle & Tacoma ..... Watson . . .... .• Mar. 2
Honolulu • ... Hllonlan ...... Mar. 3
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay ' Mar 3
Portland & Astoria.... 'Nome City . Mar 3
Seattle & Tacoma . Tallac . Mar' 4
Grays Harbor . . Norwood ...... . . Mar. 4
, '\u25a0- i". ' \u25a0 TO SAIL \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0- -..'\u25a0•..."
\ Destination | Steamer [Sails |Pler
February 25 — I \u25a0 • \u25a0 1
Coqnille River Bandon .... spm 2
Ule l H ye i jEHzabeth ... 2 pm 16
Wlllapa Harbor |Dalsy 4 L 2
San Pedro & Way Ports) Coos Bay .. 6 pin 11
Astoria & Portland.... |D. Mitchell.. spm 20
{f 8 £ n si eS rorts J - S - Higglns 10 am 2
H Feb?u d ary 26^-"" *' ktt P™» 10 am J?
Grays Harbor ........ G. Llndauer. 1 pm 2 St
Astoria & Portland...-. 1 Cascade .... spm S
Puget Sound Porta Humboldt .. 10 am 7
Japan fr China Tenyo Maru. 1 pm 42
Grays Harbor Newburg ... 3pm 7
February 27 — .
Astoria & Portland... . Yosemite 2pm 2
Coos Bay M. F. Plant 3pm S
H-mbolm Vanguard . . spm 2
Mendocino & Pt. Arena I Sea Foam... 4pm 4
Seattle. & Tacoma Chas. Nelson 5 pm 20
fean Diego & Way Ports State of Cal. 9.30 a U
Astoria & Portland.... Northland .. spm 2
Pt. Arena & Albion... Porno .. 6pm 2
Grays Harbor Coronado ... 3pm 7
Seattle & Tacoma..... Buckman ... 1 pm 20
1 Astoria &. Portland Senator .... 11 am 27
February 28 —
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder 1 pm 13
1 Humboldt city Topeka. 10.30 a -9
i Los Angeles Ports..... Hanalei .... 3pm 7
i March 1 — - •
Hmnboldt ...North Fork.. spm 10
Los Angeles Ports..... Centralla .. Ipm 7
Hamburg & Way Ports Serak ...... 12 m 10
New York via Ancon., Peru ....... 12 m 24
Puget Sound Ports. ..! Governor ... 1 30p O
Grays Harbor S. Monica... 4pm 2
Los Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 5 nm 13
March 2—2 —
Salina Cruz Nebraskan .12 m ID
San Diego & Way Porls Queen 9 30a 11
March 3—3 —
Seattle direct Rainier 3pm 7
March 4—
Seattle & Tacoma ITamplco ... 9
TO SAIL PROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer | Date .
Southwestern Alaska... | Bertha Feb. 25
\ alder & Seward I Pennsylvania ..Mar. 1
Skagway & Way Ports Cottage City .. Mar. 2
Valdez & Seward Ohio Mar 8
Southwestern Alaska. .. Portland .. Mar. 10
Valdez & Seward INorthwestern ..JMar.tC
Time Ball
United States branch j bydrographlc offlce, v Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, February
24. 1909.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build-
Ing was dropped today exactly at noon, PaclQc
standard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh. 00m
00s., Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N.. in charge.
with Inmber.
Steamer Wellesley arrived this morning from
the Columbia arlver.,
_ Army Transports
The Logan is In port. '>•-*. "V
The Crook is in port.
The Buford Is In port.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila..
The Sheridan is en route to Manila.
The Dix Is at Seattle.
The Thomas arrived at Yokohama prior to
February 24 ,
The Kilpatrick sailed February 17 from New
xork for Manila.
Xotlce to Mariner*
The United States naval wireless telegraph
station at Cape Blanco, Ore., reports to the
branch hydrograpblc office, San , Franolxco. that
a large water poaked log is afloat between the
reef and south beach at Cape Blanco; position
changed- with the. tide. Navigation dangerous
Inside the reef. j. C- BURNETT
Lieut., U. S. N., m charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
~. „. TI „ Tuesday. February 23.
Cruz™ 1 Di Hall> 7 days 14 honrs fron » Salina
Wednesday. February 24.
Stmr Aurelia. Weber. 76 .hours from Grays
Harbor; bound for San I'edro. put in for fuel
Stmr Atlas, Badger, — hours from Portland
up river direct. . ,
Stmr Coronado, Stangeland, 60 hours from
Grays Harbor.
Stmr \Vestport. Wetterqulst, 40 hours from
Crescent Cltys> '\u25a0-;*.•',- . -\u25a0\u25a0...:
, Stmr Alcatraz, Ellesen, 44 hours from Re
dondo. .'\u25a0.'• ... . \u25a0 - ' . .
Stinr Geo TV Elder, Jesswi, 4 flays from Port
land, via Eureka 1!) hours.
* Br Btmr Wellington, Cutler, S4 hours from
Lady smith.
Stmr Santa Rita. Conner, 24 hours from Port
San I.vis: up river direct.
Stmr Mayf air, Olsen, 71 hours from WiUapa
harbor. ..
Scbr Advance. Odlginsen, 12 • dars from Co
qullle river.
SAILED
Tuesday. February 23
Stmr City of Puebla. Shea. Victoria.
Stmr Ravalll, Nelson, Eureka.
Wednesday. February 24.
Stmr Asuncion, Brldg-ett, Portland.
Stmr Alcatraz. Ellesen, Mendocino.
Stmr Geo W Elder, Jessen, San Pedro.
Stmr Bowdoin. Johnson, Portland.
Stmr Brunswick. Hammer, Fort Bragg. I
: Stmr South Coast, Kllnker, Cagpar. > :
Stmr Homer. Hardwick, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr Redondo, Bendegard. Coos bay.
Stmr Helene, Anderson.- South Bend.
Power schr Newark. Wayland, Blibys landing.
BY lIASSIE ; WIRELESS " n]mß<
Per Btmr City of Puebla. hence Feb 23 for
Victoria— Feb 24, 0 am, 30 miles north of Point
Arena, sea smooth; all well. -; • .
WEATHER REPORTS l
POINT IvOBOS, Feb 24, 9 am— Cloudy; wind
west; velocity 8 miles an hour. \u25a0\u25a0-.•-;.-•
POINT REYES, Feb 24. Oam — Cloudy; wind
NW: velocity 21 miles an hour. fV. *
FARALLONES. Feb 24, 9 a.m-rCloudy; Wind
NW; velocity 6 miles an. hour.
TATOOSH, Feb 24, 0 a, m— Raining; wind
SE: velocity 5 miles an hour.'
Feb 24, 12 m— Raining; wind SE; velocity 14
miles an hour. .' \u25a0 ' • .
:\u25a0\u25a0-.",•'\u25a0\u25a0•;.••\u25a0: ik '» SPOKEN \u25a0' "<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 L- '..'\u25a0- .
/Feb 5, latitude 25 north, longitude 32' west
Br ship British Isles, from Seattle for United
Kingdom. >
TELEGRAPHIC .
POINT LOBOS, .Feb 24. 10 p - m— Weather
clear; wind NW; velocity 10 miles an hour.
\ DOMESTIC PORTS .
SEWARD — Sailed Feb. 21 — Stmr Portland, for
Seattle; stmr Northrand, for Seattle; stmr Cot
tage City.' for Ketchikan.. ' .•\u25a0\u25a0•-\u25a0 \u25a0
KETCHIKAN— Arrived Feb 21— Stmr Cottage
City, from Seward. : • . \u25a0 \u25a0 ,: .
•WRANGELL— SaiIed Feb 21— Stmr Ohfo, for
Juneau: > . \u25a0 i \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-. : •
-SAN DlEGO— Arrived Feb 24-HSchr Maweema.
from -Grays 'Harbor. \u25a0 - ~:.- . ,
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr State of
California, fronr San Diego r stmr. Yosemite
hence Feb 22; stmr Wlllapa, ; from Wlllapa har
bor; schr Nokomix. from, San Diego; stmr Whit
tier, hence Feb ; 23. ; : •: : • , \u25a0
Sailed Feb -24— Stmr, State of: California, stmr
G -W Fen wick, for San Francisco."- < \u25a0 •.-.-'• v \u25a0< •:
POINT \ LOBOS— Passed \u25a0 south . Feb 24 — Stmr
Lakme.from Coos bay for San Pedro. .- :\u25a0
- SOUTH .- BEND— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr J : B
Stetson, hence- Feb 20. ' "Tin ifi'flffl^Tft l W|l|.iiM)n>ii'
-FORT BRAGG— Sailed i Feb \24— Stmr Jas S
Hlecin«. for San Francisco.' y \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
GRAYS -"\u25a0•\u25a0 HARJJOB— Arrived ;Fcb 23— Stmr
Stanley ' Dollar. < hence Feb • 19. •• ;< \u25a0 >•:
ASTORlA— Arrived " Feb * 24-rStmr Majestic
hence Feb 21. v- '•;-.•\u25a0 • ... ,
'. -Arrived Feb 24 — StmrfWß. Porter, from Mon
terey r'dtmr Daisy- Freeman.' hence Feb 21.
TATOOSH — Passed : in ; Feb 24— Stmr. Col . H "L'
Drake, hence Feb 20 for Seattle; Br stmr.Yeddo,
from Eureka.:; 1 ' \u25a0 . \u25a0 . : .:, > \u0084- \u25a0
-: COOS BAY-^alled -\ Feb . 24— Bktn Ghehalis,
for San Pedro. • \u25a0••"": ... . " •
;-\u25a0: Arrived F«<b"23— Stmr -Wasp,' from San Pedro;
stmr M F Plant, hence Feb 21.~-'.-;i ;\u25a0: r -.-4. -4 •.
<Sailed^Feb, 24— Stmr Alliance, for Astoria;
stmr M ' F L Plant, » for; San -, Francisco; j ««tmr . Czar
ina,- for: San Francisco.*--. 4« SJRiy^vß^ss^rt. I ?^.*^^?
;, RAYMOND-^Arrlved « Feb 24— Stmr. J\u25a0 B Stet
son, hence Feb 20. '.•\u25a0" ; " - _\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0 : ri>- \u25a0 -
-\u25a0\u25a0: CRESCENT— Pawed in Feb : 24-^Nor" stmr
Selja.- from -Astoria.".*- \u0084 , ; ;
r- SEATTLE— SaiIed Feb 24— Stmr Northwestern,"
forJSkagway:. \u25a0\u25a0-,'\u25a0: X -;.*." \u0084. ---\u25a0.•.-. \u25a0
: Sailed' Feb 24— Scbr Stimson.'.for. Saa Pedro.
1 Weather Report |
Unlted States Department . of Agriculture-
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Feb. 24, 1909.;
:•--.: •--. .: RAINFALL I>ATA •'..\u25a0,\u25a0. .'
\u25a0 -Last '.Seasonal Normal
Stations— - 24 hours. \u25a0to date." to date.
Eureka ............ ..1.24 IS. SG 30.58
Red 81uff............ 0.06 20.01 17.12 ;
Sacramento I/ .. .. 0.10 1914 C 13. Cl
Mount Tamalpals.."... 0.30 31.95 . 10.03
San Francisco... ...V. 0.31 22.30 15.89
San J05e............. 0.24 * 15.43' • .9.86
Fresno .....:........ 0:04 8.57 6.2»
Independence ........ 0.00 7.05 0.18;
San Luis 0bi5p0..... .0.00 "*27..'J0 " 13.49,
Los Angeles...". ..0.00 16. 0S 10.60
San' Diego...'.'..;'. ' 0.00" . 6.86 •\u0084 (i.SS
STATIONS. S j H' • S ?-5"
n d 3- . . . \u25a0\u25a0;•-.
\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 ? : ' I -T ' . : • \u25a0-: \u25a0
Baker ........ -.29.98 44 . . SE Cloudy .01
Bolae .........30.06 48 33 W Cloudy Tr.
Eureka ....30.24 52 42 SW Rain .22
Flagstaff ......30.28 4S — 4 SW Pt.Cldy .00.
Fresno ....30.24 58 46 ,W '. Cloudy ' .04
Independence,.. 3o. oo 58 32 N Pt.Cldy .00
Kallspell 29.78 34 28 SE Rain .01
Los Ange1e5.... 30. 18 64 46 'SW Cloudy .00
Modena .......30.18 42 12 W Pt.Cldy .00
Mt. Tamalpais.3o.2S 45 37 NW Clear ' Tr.
North Head 29.84 46. 42 SW Cloudy • .10
Phoenix .......30.14 06 32 E Clear. -.00
P0cate110.......30.14 38 26 SE Pt.Cldy .00
Pt. Reyes Lt.. 30. 23 52 45 NW Clear .00
Portland 29.92 48 44SW V . Rain- .16
Red 81uff.. ...^30. 20 56 40 SE Pt.Cldy Tr.
Reno :...... ..30.10 .46 32 W Clear Tr.
Roseburg ..'....30.08 46 44: SW llain .16
Sacramento ....30. 20 56 48 S v Clear .04
Salt Lake .30.08 50 20 NW Cldudy ..00
San Diego :30.14 02 4« NW Pt.Cldy .00
San Francisco.. 3o.26*oß 46 W . Clear .02
San Jose .30.24 '58 46 W Clear .02
San L. 0b15p0.n0. 24 00 40 NW Cloudy .00
SE. Fara110n...30.26 52 48 NW Clear ...00
Spokane ......29.86 42 34 SW Rain .22
5ummit. ... .... 43 22 SW Pt.Cldy *.8O
Tacoma .......29.84 4S 44 SW Cloudy • .44
Tatoosh .......29.76 40 44 S Cloudy .48
Tonopah 30.14 42 20 SE Pt.Cldy .00
Walla Wa11a... 29. 94 f.2 48 SW Rain .20
Wlnnemucca' ..30.06 f>o 28 NW Clear .02
Yuma 30.16 72 38 NE Clear ..00,
•Average amount of snow on ground, 221
inches. ' \u25a0 : •.-\u25a0>' ' ' ,
SYNOPSIS
. The northern . storm is apparently moving
slowly eastward. Light showers have fallen . on
the coast southward as far as Fresno. . The tem
perature is nearly normal throughout ] California
and the winds are mostly from the northwest,
except in the Sacramento valley and on the
north coast, where southwest winds prevail.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff is 78 per
cent ond at Fresno 71 per cent. t -
FORECAST
San Francisco \u25a0 and vicinity — Fair Thursday;
moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley — Fair Thursday; brisk
north winds. - -
Sacramento valley — Fair Thursday; light south
winds.
San Joaquln valley — Fair Thursday; moderate
north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity — Cloudy Thursday;
brisk north winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Sun, Moon and .Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
.. and heights of tides at Fort, Point. Fordty
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.'
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25
Sun rises .......: .0:48
Sun sets ~. ". .6:00
First quarter moon. Feb. 28, at 3:40 p. m..
Full moon ...March 6, at 6:47 p. mo.
|Time| iTime Time Time
Febl 1 Ft I Ft Ft, Ft
|H.,W] [L W H W L W
25.. 3:17 5.5 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 5.4 12:05 0.5 7:28 4.1 11:36 3.1
28.. 5:56 5.4 1:16 0.2 8:40 4.2
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
A branch of the United States hydrographic
of lice, located at the Merchants' Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the office, where complete \u25a0 sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can .always be obtained re
garding, lights, dangers* to navigation and mat
ters of Interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N.. In charge.
Sailed Feb 24 — Stnir Xebraskan. for San Fran
cisco. .!
Sailed Feb 24 — Stmr Jefferson, for Skajrway.
WESTPORT— Passed In Feb 24— Stmr Clare
mont. hence Feb 21. \u25a0 -
TILLAMOOK— Arrived off port Feb 21— S:hr
Hugh Ilofran. from San Pedro.
•GREENWOOD— SaiIed Eeb 24— Stmr Helen P
Drew," for San ; PeSroT*
ISLAND PORTS •"
HONOLtjr.U-rSalled Feb 24— Bark W P
Eithet, . for Sari Francisco.
Arrived Feb 24— Stmr Pleiades, hence Feb 13.
Sailed Feb 24— Br ship Elvaston, for .
Arrived Feb 24 — U S stmr Concord, from Ma
nila.,
MANILA — Arrived Feb. 21— Br stmr Indra
samha, from New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
COLON— Arrived Feb 19— Stmr Alllanca, from
New York. \u25a0 : . -
Sailed Feb 11) — Stmr Advance, for New York.
KUCHIXOTZU— Arrived Feb 18— Ger ship U
C Rlckmers. hence Jan G. .-
SWANSEA— Arrived Feb 22— Fr bark Oornll
Bart, from Oregon.
-MONTEVIDEO— SaiIed Feb 21— Br Btmr
Cbarlston Hall, for New York.
PUERTO MEXlCO— Sailed Feb SO— Star
American, for Delaware breakwater. '
VALPARAISO— SaiIed Feb 3— Br ship Croy
don. for Oregon. .
PORT NATAL — Arrived prior Feb 23— Br stmr
Cranley, from ' Norfolk and sailed for Manila.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived prior Feb 24— U S stmr
Thomas, from Manila for San Francisco; Br Btmr
Gymeric. from Victoria.
PORT SAlD— Arrived Feb 24— Fr fitmr, Amiral
namelin.- from Marseilles for San Francisco via
China. Japan, etc.
OALLAO — Sailed prior Jan IS — Russ bark
Dundee, for Puget sound.
VICTORIA— Arrived Feb 24— Nor Btmr Selja,
from Astoria; Nor stmr Christian Bors, from
Guayraas.
Arrived Feb 24— Br stmr Yeddo,' from Eurska.
Balled Feb 24 — Nor stmr Elsa, for Dunedin,
NZ. :*• :, - .-./ - r . ..: \u25a0 •
Sailed Feb 24 — Br Btmr Empress of Japan, for
Hongkong; Nor stmr Elsa. for New Zealand: .
HOBART— Arrived : prior Feb 2J— Fr berk
Belen. from Glbfcow for San Francisco.
KOBE — Sailed Feb 23— Br stmr Bessie Dollar,
for. Hakodate. . -
SANTA ROSALIA — In port Feb 16 — Gex bark
Schurbek, for Pugret sound. \ \u25a0 -
v OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLES— SaiIed Feb 24— Stmr Taorminl. for
New York. \u25a0
SOUTHAMPTON— SaiIed Feb 24— Stmr Majes
tic' for New York. - •
Arrived Feb . 24 — Stmr Oceanic, from "• New
York. \u25a0"-\u25a0-. ' y -
GENOA— Arrived Feb 24 — Stmr Europa, from
New York. : -
HONGKONG— Arrived prior Feb. 24— Stmr
Oanfa. from Glasgow and Liverpool for Taeoma.
SYRACUSE — Arrived ) Feb 21— Stmr Moltkc,
from New ; York. . \u25a0 '..'-:
QUEENSTOWN— SaiIed Feb 24— Stmr Ivernla.
for Boston. . \u25a0 .
NEW YORK— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr Vader
land, from Antwerp. -
Sailed Feb 24— Stmr Teutonic, for Southamp
ton. . \u25a0
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Plymouth- — Cherbourg — Southampton
Philadelphia — Clueenslovtn — Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
A>vr \u25a0 York— London \u25a0 Direct \u25a0'\u25a0
HOLLAND=AMERICA LINE
Nevr York— Hotter-dam, via' Boulogne \
RED STAR LINE
Neiv York— Antwerp— Paris
WHITE STAR LINE
S'err York-^-Queensitown— Liverpool
. Plymouth— Cherbourß— Southampton. ;
' Boston— Queenstown— Liverpool - \u25a0
S^on o^ and ITALY & EQYRT
v Via Azores," Madeira and Gibraltar
ROMANIC... Mar. 13, Apr. 17; May 22, July 3
CANOPIC .* Mar. 27, May S. June 12
FINLAND. . . . . . . . .Mar.; 23, April s 29, Juno 5
OIiETIC . . . i . . •: . . : . .' . . Apr. - 3, -, May 15.' June 20
G. N. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agrent Pacific Coast,
1 >;•..,\u25a0.;.,. 40 Ellis Btreet. Near Market. .... ;
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH--CUJSUBOUBG.-BBEMEN-10 A. M
Kals. Wm. ll. March 2|K.-= Wm. D.Gr. . March 30
Cecille '. . . ". . . . March 231Ka15. ; Wm: II .; .April 1 6
TWIX < SCREW PASSEXGER SERVICE
BREMEN DIRECT— IO . A; M. . . -
tP.,Frled'h- WmiFeb. 23|Koelln .......:.'. Feb. 27
Brandenburg :. : .Feb. 23lGnelsenau \u0084 .. ..-March 11
tCallS Plymouth and : Cherbourg.
MEI)ITEURA\EA\ S SERV7CE
-GIBRALTAR— ALGIERS— NAPLES— GENOA
• Sailings at Ul -'\u25a0A. M.- ..
K. Lui5e. ...... .Feb.' 27 K. ;.V.. SlarchJ3
P. ' Irene.... -.V.March 6 'Neckar '. .....; March'i'O
•. :*Does not call at Algiers and Genoa.-,--',- .-• :\u25a0
North 'German' Lloyd 'Travelers' Checks
Oelrtchs & Co.. Agenta, 5 Broadway, ; JT.Y.
CompagDie Geherale Traasatlantiqtie
' : DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS?.*
; Sailing every Thursday, ; Instead of Saturday,
at , 10 « a. \u25a0 m. \u25a0. f ronx '\u25a0 pier : 42,v North . river, \u25a0-. foot of
Morton; st. ,: -•:-, \u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0-••\u0084\u25a0,-'-\u25a0 \u25a0.\u25a0.'.."?';.-. \u25a0':;\u25a0:.;/." \u25a0\u25a0•:\u25a0'-.;;\u25a0' ..;\u25a0"'\u25a0 .-.
:.. Plrst : class to ; Havre. 1 $77.50 , and . upward : 'sec- I
ond class .to Havre." $50 and: upwarfl. GENERAL
AGENCY;- FOR I UNITED I STATES rAND • CAN-"
ADA;\ 19 ; State St., ; New ; York .> J. ; F.; FUGAZI,
Manager Paetnc ! Coast.'? 630 ' Montgomery st.V; San'
Francisco. >\u25a0\u25a0 Tickets ' sold ; by ; all ' railroad * ticket
agents.- \u25a0.'.•'.\u25a0•-:•,•-'>: ; :--... s :; : '\u0084^^ \u25a0-«\u25a0--,
.-.•.\u25a0-;\u25a0:\u25a0• ' ' \u25a0 . \u25a0••••\u25a0..\u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0.;
-YOKOHAMA— Arrived .prior : *'eb < 24— Strar
Thordis.-from Victoria; stmr-Tosa' Mara, 'rum
Seattle- for HongKonjr. . - - v '
LIVERPOOL — Arrived Feb 24— Stnir Lusltsnia.
from- New York. • \u25a0 . - . -
" Sailed Feb, 24— Stmr* Haverford, for Portland.
Memoranda
-- NEW* YORK, Feb 24— Ger stnir Kaiser Wll
helm II r went aground during dense - fog this
morning In- Credney' channel., entrance to lower
bay ; : will be floated . at : high ' water: \u25a0 was bound
ia from • Bremen. " •, :
LON'DOX. Feb 23— Br stinr Empress of China,
previously . reported at Kobe damaged, has bof a
surveyed : temporary | repairs \u25a0 will tbe made .in
about five days; -permanent repairs will be made
at Hongkong. ....... \u25a0 . '.'- '\u25a0 ' •,'\u25a0'. '
KEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Bay Shores building company to Frank A.
Fletcher, lots ' 20, 2C, 27 and 2S, block 43," Reis
tract; grant. . 1
Same. to same, lot 18," block 5, Reis tract, and
one other lot; granf.
.Homestead realty company to' Nikolai Konso
grad, lot ,in " "NE line of Thirty-sixth avenue
South, 250 NW of X street.NW 25? by SE 100;
$10... \u25a0„\u25a0-:;\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0' . - • \u25a0:.•\u25a0-:. :
Michael Smith and wife to Elizabeth Smith,
lot In NW line of Sheridan street, 105 NE of
Tenth, NE 25 by NW 100; $10.'
. Michael Smith and wife to, John P. Smith and
wife,. lot in, W line of Seventh ajenue, IGQ N of
C street, -N 25 by W 120; gift. '
Elizabeth Smith to Michael Smith and wife,
lot in NW line of Sheridan street, 105 NE of
Tenth. NE 25 by NW 100; gift.
' Amelia S. Damon to John : Bone, lot in SW
line of Nineteenth avenue, 123 NW of II stree.t'
NW 25 by SW 100; $10. , -.
James , M. Brown and wife to Nleolo Fortnnato
Brlsolese. lot in S line of Harrington street. 200^
NW of Mission. NW 25 by SW 100; *10.
James M, Brown and wife •to Nlcolo For
tunato Brisolese, lot in S line of Harrington
street, 225 NW of Mission, NW 23 by SW
100; $10. r /
' Behrend A. : Joost to Donald MacCallum, lot
10. block 27, Sunnyslde; ?10. ;
Roundy realty company to L." E. Rleksecker,
lot at S corner of Olmstead and Oxford streets,
SE 100 by.SW 30; $10. .
. Bay' Shore building company to Ales McKil
lop. lot 16, j block 30, B lots 5 and ,6, - block 47,
Eels tract; grant.
William Donald and wife to John "Dougherty,
lot ln-W lino of Connecticut street, 331 S of
Napa. S 60 by W 100; $10. .\u25a0 •-
James E. Heffernan and wife to Anna Hart
wick, lot in W line of Whitney street. 55 N
of Randall, N - 25; W 32r SW 32:5. E 73; $10.
Frances Rockford to James R.Rockford, lialf
Interest in lot in E line of I Guerrero s treet,
100 S of Twenty-third, S 25:3 by E 100; $10.
Frances Rockford to Mary A . < Millar, lot in
E line of Guerrero street, 75. S of Twenty
third, S2sby E 100; $10. I
Thoma3*"Emerson and wife to Frances Farina,
lot la , E line of Noe street, 205 N of Four
teenth, N 25:0% by E 162; $10. '
Bay Shore building company to E. J. Mc-
Cauley, lots 00 and CO, block 30, Reis tract;
grant. -— , ' -
Same to Frank Roney, lots 22 and 23, block
57, Reis tract; grant.
Same to Anna C. Barkley, lots 8 to 10,
block 23, Sunnyvale, and three other lots In
University ' Mound homestead; grant. \u25a0
Thomas P. Andrews ; and wife to Louis Fer
raro. lot in NE line of Berlin street, 50 NW of
Ordway. NW. 50 by NE 120; $10.
Nicholas Tweitmanu Jr. to Nicholaus Tweit-
Riann, lot in NE line of Tenth street, 100 SE of
Harrison, SE 25 by NE 100; $10. . ,
Rose Donovan to Cornelius Donovan, lot ln< S
line of Filbert -street, 110 E of Pierce, E 27:6 by
S 120; $10. v .
• Joseph Schoenfeld company to John C. Lelser,
lots 539 and 541, gift map 1; $10.
Charles Cople and wife to Charles F. Neater,
lot In N line of J street, 50 E of Eighth avenue,
E 27 by N 100; $10. .
Mary S. Mamas to Herman Goetz. lot in S line
of Cumberland street, 130 W of Guerrero, W 25
by S 114; $10. '
An,ne Alexander to Joseph P. Alexander, lot.
In W line of Seventh avenue, 300 S of C street,
S 25 by W 120;. $10. .
Ann I). Roller to Edward JJ. Evers and wife,
lot 5, block 11. Joost addition to Glen park; $10.
Joseph Weisbbein et al. to Catherine Bahnsen.
lot in W' line 'of Douglass street. 101:6 S of
Twenty-second, S 50 by W 100; $10.
Louis A. Barker and wife to Cerillo Ostorero
and wife, lot In NE line of Palmer street. 120:0
S of Fairmount, S 25, E 82, N 25, W 107:0; $10.
John A. Doassaus et al. to Ida L. McMahan,
lot in E line of Nineteenth avenue, 100 S of M
street, S 25 by E 120; $10.
Abraham L. Frank and wife to Jacob Heyman,
lot in NE line of Sixth street, 25 SE of Bryant.
SE 25 by NE 00; $10.
Helen S. Dodge to Henry F. Blanchet Jr., lot
in NW line of Carr street, 60 NE of Salinas ave
nue, NE 25 by NW 100; $10. . •
Jeanette A. Stanley to .Paul Borchardt, lot in
S line of Washington street. _244:6 E of Brod
erlck. E 0:6 by S 127:8^4: $75"-
Amella S. - Damon to Niels Amundsen and
wife, lot in NW line of HarUness street, 20 SW
of Berlin, SW 30 by NW 100; $10.
Helene Murghard to Mary Ann Barber, lot. In
W lino of Mnnlcb street, 50 S of Brazil avenue,
S 25 by W 100; $10.
Leonora S. McCartney to Edward G. Koenlg
and wife, lot in E line of Thirteenth avenue,
100 N of California street. N 50 by E 120; 510.
Edward Whorlskey and wife to Thomas E.
Pnlmer. lot In S line of Twenty-thlrd street,
202:6 W of Diamond, W 25.40 by S 114: $10.
Thomas E. Palmer to Edward Whorlskey and
wife, same; $10. -
Candido Righetti to Serafina Rijthettl. lot In
W line of Walnut street, 50 S of Clay, S 52:Sft
by W 112:6; gift.
' C. H. Ingwersen to Mary Ingtrersen. half of lot
at S corner of Fifteenth, avenue South and M
street, SW 100 by SE 75, and two other pieces;
$10.
Herman Wertsch to F. T. Scott, lot at SE
corner of Jules street and Graf ton avenue, S
100 by E 50; $10.
'•George W. Suner and wife to Nettle N. Bran
don, lot in E line of Seventeenth avenue, 225 S
of Lake street. S 75 by E 120; $10.
Nettle N. Brandon to Jacob Welssbeln, lot in
E line of Seventeenth avenue, 275 S of Lake
street, S 25 by E 120; $10. --
Martha Ellis to Nels Trubeek.- lot in E line of
Eighth avenue, 100 S of California street, S
27:6 by E 120: $10. •
James F. Birmingham -to John Birmingham,
third interest in lot In N line of Eighteenth
street, 80 E of Valencia, E 40 by N 80; $10.
City realty company to . Louis Muller, lot . at
I PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
-^^r-^,. Steamers leave Broadway
y^vji&^OV Wharves (Piers 9 and 11).
>ttr^ LOW RATES, INCLUDING
/aTTSSP^a V-A BERTH AND M£ALS.
Vg«lS I SPECIAL ROUND TKIP
I \ Y&&@q/ .1 • rates
VAvY VW FOR LOS ANGELES
X^ta^rjW,/ SAX. DIEGO *
X *Gsi^ /^ ; SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CAL.'.. ...:Feb. 27, 8:30 a. m.
QUEEN. ............ .....Mar. 2, 20, 0:30 a. m.
CITY PUEBLA..... ..Mar. 3, 26, 9:30 a. m.
S. R05A........ Mar. 5, 11, 17, 23. 0:30 a. m."
GOVERNOIt..... .'.Mar. 14, 9:30 a. m.
FOR. SEATTLE, TACOMA
VICTORIA, AND VANCOUVER, B. C^
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKAN PORTS
CITY OF PUEBLA. ... . '. '". '. . . Mar. 13,1:30 p. m.
G0VERN0R.....!... ..'... Mar. 1, 19, 1:30 p. m.
QUEEN.................. Mar. 7, 25. 1:30 p. m.
FOR EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
CITY - OF T0PEKA ........ . . ...... .':.: ....
' Feb. 2S, Mar. 5, 10, 15. 20, 25." 10 :30 a. m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
FOR MEXlCO— Guaymas, Masatlan,
: La Paz, Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo,
Ma^dalena Bay,' Santa Rosalia.
CURACAO. . :. Mar. 7, 10 a. m."
ALASKA CRUISES 1000
Steamship SPOKANE »U1 leave Seattle, 11
p. m., June 15, 30, July 15, 30, Aug. 14.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
*-\u25a0-> v -»•'"-*\u25a0•' TICKET OFFICESj
SAN FRANCISCO^-3^Market st. 112 Market Bt.
and Broadway Wharf. " Telephone Kearny ' 402,
Oakland Ticket Of nee ......... . . . 1050 Broadway
C. D. DUNANN,: G. . P. "A., j San : Francisco.
TOYQ KISEH KAISHA
(ORIENTAL \ STEAMSHIP COMPANY)
S? S. "Tenyo Maru" (Omits Shanghai Call) . .*! .i'
7. . . '..••• \u25a0•••'• - '"'"' • • •'• • -Friday, ; Feb. i 26, . 1909
S S. "Nippon Maru"... ...Friday,'- Mar.; 19/ 1909
S. ' S. VChlyo Maru" . . . . . .Friday, Apr. 16, 1909
• Steamers sail ~ from > company's • piers, Nos. 42,
44, near - foot -of Second st., 1 ; p. - m., \u25a0 for , Yoko-
hama ! and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hlogo),' Nagasaki and Shangh.il. and connecting
at ' Hongkong j, with - steamers •: for ; Manila, \u25a0 India;
etc/VNo cargo 'received on board on day of sail-
ing. V Round trip : tickets at* reduced rates.- y - v
•. For - freight ; and \u25a0. passage . apply at . office".''- 240
James Flood bulldina;. , ' ." W. H. : AVERY.'iv*
• : 'v ' / '."ABslstant", General' Manager. . '\u25a0
i TAHITI AND NEW, ZEALAND-— S. S.
Mariposa' sails 11 a. m.. Mar. f 10, . Spir Tahiti
£.<\u25a0 round i trip $125. \ Wellington, $260. tB. T. :;*
UAnl Al 11111 s - S - AlamedaV sails - 11
iIUPiULULU a.: m.',: March. '00. Special
,"/".*— "*"< round trip." $110 first class.'
• OCEANIC LINE, 67S Mkt. - tel. • Kearny \ 1231. ;
V BAY^ AXDJINTERCRBASr-, ROUTES ' .
• Vallejo, Napa, St.* Helena >
st: helena^napa^v^lLley route
Mo'nticello S. S^> Co. : and Napa' Valley Electric
E.R. Co. Close- connections" \u25a0\u25a0,;.":. \. >
-; ;cfu~ROIJND'( TRIPS L DAILY-^-is
'• -\u25a0- Boats \ leave ; San \u25a0 Francisco ,7:oo, : *9:45 . a; m. f
12:30;n00n,*'3:15,i6:00,' *8:30 p.*m.' :\u25a0" - ;.-;,
:<San"t Francisco -landing -and office. Clay, street
; wharf ,\ north - end ' ferry building,". Market - street '
; ferry. •'.Meals * a la* carte." T r • - ; \u25a0;*\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0>
: Phone; Kearny ; -IOO.r. .. •' v .
''\u25a0 *Land : navy • yard direct. '•• ;
SE corner of Second avenue and H street,' 5 '45,
E 03. N. 34, NW. 54, W 42; $10. . - v - * '\u25a0
. \u25a0 Ferdinand Espel to Freda O. Schumate. lot In
N line of Page street, 131:3 E of Cole. E 25 by
N 137:G; $10. .
Samuel Crozler to T. MeSwe«ney, lot at E
corner of Ninth avenue and N street, NE 100 by
SE 100; $10.
\u25a0 B." Healy, 1 deceased (by executors)." to T. Mc-
Sweener. .lot 45, block 166, Central park home
stead; $10.
MarJello Camarri et al. to Antonio 'Llcurl, —
I Marino Novello and wife to same, same; $1.
Frank Schmld to John E. Schmid, lot in N
line of Casselll avenue, 125 W of Clover alley, N
100. E 25. N 21. W 50. S 121. E 25; $10.,
Ellen L. Hosta to W. E. Lawrence, lot in W
line of Seventeenth avenue, 221:1 S of California
street, S 25 by W 120; $10.
Newton realty company to John .P. Buckley
and wife, lot ln'W line of Thirty-second avenue.
225 S of R street, S 50 by W 120; $10.
Cornelia A. Thompson to Rose Beer, lot In E
line \u25a0of : Devisadero street. 127 :5}4 N of Wash
ington. N 0:2% by E 110; $10.
William G. Eaton to William Harvard, lot In
N line of Golden Gate avenue, 125 E of Central,
E 25 by N 137:0; $10. - .
Jacob Weissbein and wife to Mary . Mason
Jones,; lot in N line of A street. 82:6 E of
Twenty-ninth avenue, '-E- 25 by N 110; $10.
Alexander P. Doyle to Adolf Thleler and wife,
lot at SW corner of Twenty-fifth and Hampshire
streets, S 00 by W 75; $10.
Samuel -Martin and wife to Stnart F. Smith,
lot in E line of Broderick sueet, 37:6 S of Fil
bert, S 27:6 by E 100; $10.
John Gurry and wife to John B. Klein and
wife, lot In . SE line of Bruce place (Shipley
street), 75 SW of Harrison avenue, SW 25 by
SE 75; $10. \u25a0 V "
P. A. Dolan to George Toyne, lot 444, gift
map 1;.$1O.
F. P.. Stone to Eleanor H. Stone, lot in W
line of Dolores street,los-N of Twenty-fourth,
N (55 by W 117:6; gift.
.- William Rncker and wife to Max Leder and
wife, lot 10, block It. Park lane 5; $10.
Sarah Ann Peckham to Frank, Chester Peck
ham.' lot in NW line of Folsom ' street, 125 NE
of Ninth. NE 25 by NW 90; $10.
- Andrew L. Edwards to Anna C. Burch, lot in
W line of Tenta avenue, 400 S of M street, S 25
by W 120: $10.
Houghton Sawyer and wife to W. Frank
Pierce, half Interest In lot in W line of Mont
gomery street, 38 ;C N of Merchant, N 30:2 by
W 63:9; $10.
Homestead realty company to Frederick H: C.
Mueller and wife, lot 49, block P, Silver terrace;
$10.
City realty company to Albert G. Nagel, lot
In W line of Sixth avenue. 25 S of J street, S
25 by W 85; $10.
\u25a0 Charles M. Sorensen to Arthur L. Gell et al.,
lot in S line of Pacific street. 130:11 W of
Kearny (252 E of Dupont). \u25a0 W 23 by S 137:«;
$10. \u25a0 .
Melone .company to American land and tru-t
company, -lot in E lice of Thirty -fifth avenue,
100 S of O street, S 75. E 120, N 50, E 120. N
20. W 240; $10.
Daniel Skerett and wife to William Kuehllng.
lot in,-E line of Twenty- fourth avenue, 275 S cf
California street. S 25 by E 120; $10.
Bay District land company to Gertrude Ehr
man. lot in E line of Sixth avenue. 150 S of B
street. S 25 by E 120; $10.
Annie Anglin, deceased, by executors, to
Thomas Anftlin, lot In E line of Bryant street.
208 S of Twenty-fourth, S 25:6 by E 100: $2.3»K».
Bay Shore building company to Albino Orlaurlo.
lot in NW line of Harm street. 49.81 NE of VUi
taclon. NE 24.40 right angle 110, SW 24.40, SE
110: $10.
Virginia S. de Bell to Kate Field, lot in E line
of Fortieth avenue, 100 S of S street, S 25 by
E 120: $10. »
- William H. Wharff and wife to Uzzle M.
Thompson, lot in W line of Bowdoin street. 150
S of Woolser-. S 50 by W 120: $10.
Oscar W. Thunberg to Frank T. Thunberg, lot
In W 4lne of Nineteenth avenne. 150 S of Cle
ment street, S 25 by W 120;. $10.
Mary Ann Kelly to Catherine Conroy, lot in SW
line of Glrard Ktreet, 150 SE of Wayland. SE
25 by SW 120; $10.
Dolan company to George Toyne, lot 444. Sift
map 1; $30.
Antolne Borel and wife to Presidio terrace
association, lots 31 to 40. Presidio terrace; $10.
Bulldlnic Contracts
T. L. Ayres with Caldwell & Co. — Carp*nt»r
work for brick stable In S lln« of Fell »trv«t.
106:3 W of DevUadero, W 50 by 3 '137;6;
J1.5.541.
Vincent Zaganelll with Ross & "McCoi'mlefc —
Plumbing, sewers and ?as fitting for thre<i story
and basement frame building (12 apartments* In
N line of Washington street, 183:4 W of Larkln,
W 45:10 by N 127:8>.i: $2,623.
John Hlnkel with Ross & McCormlck — Plumb
ing, sewers , and gas fitting for three story and
basement frame (six flaw • In S line . ot I'ine
Btreet. 132:6 E of Tcwell.' E 40 by.S CS:6;
$1,255. > '
A. W. Maltby with Raim*y & Phillips— All
work for two story and basement brick in S line
of Sutter street. 137:6 W of Stockton. Vf 00,
S 137:6, E 30. N 37:6. E 20. N 100: $2,400.
Joseph' Musto estate company with R. W.
Moller — Td erect a ohe story class C building
In W line of Stockton street. 40 S of Broadway,
S 50 by W 80; $7,850.
The Palace Hotel company with 'Wlnslow Bros.
a*d Clinton flreproonnß company — Iron work for
stairs, metal lath, concrete and finished cement
work for eight story and basement bulldlajr on
lot bounded by Market. Jessie, Annie and New
Montgomery streets; $20,950.
--Mary E.. Genevieve and Alice Butler with A.
Coleman — Plumbing and gas fitting, for build
in? at NW corner of Powell and Ellis streets.
W 03 :C by N 44; $S.SSS.
H. Leibes & Co. .with Robert Dalziel Jr. com
RAILWAY TRAVE L
!^^K^ TRAINS LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO
xjllx Market St. Ferry
Leave for— | A.M. | P.M.
Bakersfleld . 8.00 8.00-10.00
Chicago ........ ... 8.00-10,00
Fresno ......... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand Canyon... l '8.00-10.00
Hanford 8.00 8.00
Kansas City ... 8.00-10.00
Merced 8.00 8.00-10.00
Stockton 8.00 4.00- 8.00-10.00
Stockton, Oak-
dale & Sierra
Ry points 9.45
Tuiare f 8.00 8.00-10.00
Visalia . . . . . 8.00 8.00-10.00
Yosemite" 8.00 ...
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 10:00 p. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland .''
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. IS, 1000.
VIA SAUSALITO
For Saasallto.-MIU Valley, San Ra.
f ael — Dally, except Sunday — Every 40 minutes
from C: 4O a. m. until 10 a. m.; hourly until 4
p. m., then 4:40 and every 40 minntea until 6:40
p. va.; then 8:00. 9:43 p. m. and 12 m.
On Sundays every 40 minutes from 6:40 a. m.
to 8:00 p. m.: then 9:45 p. m. and 12 m.
For Fairfax — Week days^ — 6:40, 7:20. S:00.
11:00 a. m. (3:00 p.; m. Saturdays only), 4:00,
4:40, 5:20 and 6:00 p. m. .
Sundays— S:oo. »:20. 10:00. 10:40. 11:20 a. m..
12. m., 12:40, 1:20. 2:00, 2:40, 3:20. 4:00, 4:40
p. m. .
For San Quentln — Dally— S:oo a. m. and
2:00 p. m. , ,
8:00 a. m. dally for Cazadero and "way sta-
tions. -
3:00 p. m. Saturday only for ' Cazadero and
way stations. " -
- VIA TIBURON
For Tlbnron, Belvedere and San . Ra«
fad— 7:3s. »9:10. 11:00 a. m.; t»12:3O p. m.
Saturdays 0n1y).' 3:30. 5:10. «a:3O p. m. daUy.
On' Sundays additional trips at S:0O a. in..
12:30 and 6:34) p. ra., for San Rafael and Inter-
mediate points, t \u25a0 -. \u25a0 -
> 7:35 a. m. dally for Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg, Cloverdale. Ukiab. Willlts, Sher-
wood. . Sebaatopol and way stations.
.7:35 a. m. daily, except Snnday, for Glen El-
len, . Guerneville,' River Landing and way sta-
tions '.>.
\u25a08:00 a. m., Sunday only — Petalutna. Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Glen Ellen, Gu<>r>
neville. River Landin? and way stations.
\u25a0 11:00 a. m. for Petaluma, Santa Rosa. and way
stations. :.'-\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* \u25a0'--.'
3:30 p. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa : Ro-a,
Healdsburg, I Cloverdale. L'klah. Guerneville. Se-
\u25a0 bastopol : and ' way stations. "\u25a0•-:>•'<
5:10 p. in. 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.
\u25a0 Ticket Of flees, - north ' end Ferry Building and
874 Market street." Flood Building. . .
MUIB WOODS
lllllp MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
' "^KS^V' - •-" foot op MARKrrrmsET \u25a0
' - V- LEBAL HOUPAVS-SUMP'.Y.'nirc
It.Sm Umtea U.Uiit HuH - Lr. Taa!»ali~'
WEEK \u25a0\u25a0 SUN- . WEEK SCN- WEEK.' SUN- ?
TfAY DAY^- DAY - DAY - DAY PAY
10:00 a 8:40 a t7:25» 11:0Ca 7:25 a 10:5€ a
2:00p 10:00 a 1:36p 12:20» 1:32p 12:U»
M:4op 11:20 a 03: OOp 1:40p 4:34? I:3fp
........ 12:40p 4:40p N 3:05? *B:5Cp 3:01?
....... 2:00 p........ 4:45p 4:41p
..;..:.. -3:2 Op \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0;. .:-.... t:Ql>
\u2666Saturday only. ;' tMonday only. £ ©Tamalpais only.
-. " Ticket Offices— Sausslito Ferry and 872 SlarkeW"
General Offices— ll2l VaUey. California.
O^CfiAN SHO^RAILWAY
•'- (12th '%' and Mlsslofr)— Dally ex. Sunday— Lv.:
0:30 a,; 1:43p,' 5:40 p.' Ar.: 7:33 a, 9:10 a. 5:10p.~
Sundays^-Lv.: r0:30a,"r 0:30a," - *10:10 a. j:12:13p.t5:40p.
Ar.:i 9:104," 11:50 a, \u26664:35p, t S:IOD. ' *Craiiada
Express— Ho, stops. ,'. - ' \-• - ....
AUCTION SALES
*J2*S* 1i%5» s^*s*
ncOts. ya!i±L. .jrCUri,
> AucTiorsi
Any one p.ecdlnir anything in the line of horses,
buggies, wagons, carte or harness, watch for the
big ail for "the sale «t the Duboce Stables, on
Valencia near 13th. Thursdays February 23, 11
a. -m. Everything must be as representeu or
money refunded. Outside horse* sold on commis-
sion. WM-CLOUGU. Auctioneer.
Phone Park 2720.
$£2l SSi. -^
AT AUCTION. Saturday. KeN. 27. at 11 a. m..
a lot of big mares, horses, wagous and hatne*«.
Good chance for farmers and carlcad buyers.
5K 4th St., Oakland. No reserve.
J. W. MEDEIKOS. Auctioneer..
pany — Steam heating and ventilating tor iralM-
Ing In S line of Pose street; KO E of Grant ave
nue. S 122:6 by E 33; $6,157.
Joseph Roaeli with Frederick W. Lunnann—
To erect a three story and basement frame la
W line of Russ street. 2CO S of Howard, W loi>
JOT S 30; $9,300.
Third street improvement company wlrh. Golden
• Gate concrete company — All work for a ftv*
story bulldlns in NE line of Third street. 30 SK
of Minna. SE 25. NE 77:6. SE U, NE W). NW
SO. SW 60. SE SO. SW 77: $27.500.
C. Stelllng with tie William Little estate
company — All work, except painting, shades, gas
grates and light fixtures, for a three story framu
at NE corner of Clay street end Wetmora
place. E 28:10^, N 33, W 10:8. N 35:0. W 28.
S 18:9; $5,393.
Mrs. L. 51. McCartney with MeCulloush con
tracting company — AH work for a thrt-e story
frame at SE corner of Second avenue and Lake
street. S 102:1 Vi by B 30: $11,773.
George T. Marye with R. Dewar & Son — All
work for a two story brick In N line of Turk
street. 137: C E of Larkln, E 7C:3 by N 137:6;
$26,873.
Mary E. Smith with O. A. Creamer — All work
for a three story and basenwnt frame (tares
flats) in S line of Fulton street. 175 W of Brod
erick. W 25 by S 137:6: $9,602.
John Hlnkel with Otto A. Craemer — T» erect
two three story frames at SE corner of Jacksoa
and Leavenworth street, S 62:6 by E 100; $2n.-
_ t RAILWAY TRAVEL
y^Xtfjt^\. Traias leav« aad art iwt
.^OxSnzS^ '* arriva at
t Qilß J n Franciscoi
Vitjv^^^y Fko* Fib. 7. 1909
>OC|^^/ FERRY DEPOT
y^ * Foot of Market Street
Leava —VIA OAKLAND PIER— ArrlTe]
6.40 a Hayward. Nilw, San Josa 7.Car
7XOa lUchmond, Port Cotta. Beoicia, Sui-
sun. Dixon, Saeranjento, lioseville; ?\u25a0.".'
MarysviUe. Reddint Dunamuir.,. 7.23p
7.00 a Emira, Vacaville. Kumsey 7JJB»
7.00 a Davis. Woodiaad <HarjsvilJe. Oru-
Tul«). William j. Maxwell. Willowa.
Hamilton. Corning, Red Bluff. . . 7.28?
•7.20 a Richmond, Port Costo. Martinea,
\u0084.--\u25a0 Byron. Tracy. Stockton.., 7XS?
7.40« \alleio.Napa, Calijtoea. Santa Rosa,
Martinet. San Ramon. Dougherty,
Pleasantoa ...» ... 6.08p
7.40 a Nileat Pisa isn ton, tivennorsi' Al-
v. _;•\u25a0_\u25a0• tamont. Lathrop. Stockton 7.28p
7.40* Trney. Lo» B»no». Kennaa. Freaao.
Hanford. Visalia 4.28?
B.ooa Russd. Newiifk. Centerviils. gaa
-'ii Jose; k3Bk 38 Gatol » Vzighu laurel 6.48j
8.20 a Port Costa, Martinet Bjroa. Tracy.
Stockton. Uerced. Fresso. Goslen
Junction (Hanford), Viaalia, Portsr-
yille, Bakersaeld 4.48f
8.20* Yosemits Valley t» Merced 4.48?
B.oo* Niles, lit ermore. Stoeiton(*Uiltoß).
Valley 3priafc lone. Sacramento. 4.28p
9.00 a Sonor^ Tuolanne and Angeis A.itf
B.oo* Atlantic Fjrpress— Sacramento. Trnc-
kee, 02 den. Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas City 7.28»
10.00 a Tha Overland Lhnited-^DenTer,
Kansas City. Omnba. Ckjcaso 8.28?
1 0.20 a Vallejo. Mare- Island. Napa. ........ II .2Sa
10.20* Los Ans-te* Passencer— Port Costa,
Martinez, Byron, Traey, Stockton,
Jle-^.J, Freaao, Eaaford, Visalia.
Tuh.-e. I3ai;rsst"d. Lcs Ans*les... 7.48*
10.40* GoidSclJ Pass.— Port Costa, Be&icia,
Sacramenta Truekee, Ilaxen, Jlit:*,
Tonopah. Goldfi e!d. Lain. Keeler.. 7.48 a
1 0.40* Marysvilte. Clueo. Red Bluff 4.28p
1.20? Nilea. San Josa aad Way Stations. . 2.48 a
1.40? Rojxl. Alvarado. Newark, Agnew,
San Joss 9.58?
2.20* Benicia, guisun, Sacramento. I.C8;
2.20b PorUaad Express (via Davis;, V.il-
liama. Willows, Red Bluff. Weed.
(MaedoeL. Holland. Elamath Falls),
AshUad, Portland. ; 12.28?
3.03? Benicb, Winters. Sacramento, Wood-
land, Uaryirilla and OroviUe 10.48 a
3.00? San Leandro, Nilea. San Jom. 8.28 a
3.20? Port Costa, Martinez, Byron. Mo-
desto, Merced, Fresno.. 12.08?
3.30? Via Tiburoa, West Napa. St. Helens,
Caliston 10.30*
4.00? Yalhjq. Napa. Calistcji. Santa Rosa,
Martinez, San Kamon, Dougherty,
Livermore 9.28*
4.00? Niles. Traey, Stockton. Lodj. 10.28*
4.40? Saa. Leandro. Uayvard, Kilet.j 13.23*
Plsassnton. Livermore ({11.48*
6.00? The- Owl Limited— Newnsa, Loa
Banos. Man do to, Fresno, Tuiare,
BakeraSeld. Los Anttles 8.48 a
S. 00? Russell S»a Jose. Loi Gates. Wright. 8.48*
B. 20? San Leandro. Niles. Sao Jom 7.48*
6.40? Richmond. Pincle, Vallejo, Port Cotta, ,
l!enki». Suisun, Sacramento— Rose- \u2666
vll*. Lacola. ilarysvi!!;. OroviUe. . 1 1 .28*
6.20? Eastern Express— Oeden, Pueblo,
Denver. Kansas City, St. Louis,
Chicsip. ;..
Port Cost*. Benieja, Saeramsjito,
Raao, Sparks 7.28)1
§8.40? Haynard, Niles and San Jose. 6.48?
J7.00? Vallejo, Port Costa. Uartines, Bay
< Point and Way Stations III. IS?
8,20? Oregon Express — Sarramento.ilarya*
villa. Redding. Ashland. Portland,
Pujst Sound and East. 0.48*
9.00? China and Japan Fast Mail—
Otjden, Cheyenne, Denier, Kansas
City. Omaha, Chiazo 3.20?
COAST LINE
\u25a0 MTiThlrd nuil Towusbihl i- treats,)
t5.25* Loop — 23d Street. VisiUcion.
South San Fmneisco, Valencia St. t8.35l
t5.40a Loop — Valencia St, Ocean View.
Cemsteries, Sooth San Francisco, 23a
Btreet, 31 and Townsend - t3.5Ca
6.40* South San Francisco. San Joae. Gil-}
roy. 110 l lister, Pajaro, Watson villa. I ...,'
Santa Crai,BonlderCrefk.Glem»ood. f B'D8 ' DC *
Del Uonte, Monterey. PaeinoGrove. j
8.00» The Coaster— San Jose. Castrovills,
Salinas. Soledad. Chanslor. Paso
Roblea Hot Springs, San Lnis -'
Obispo, Picno, Ocesao, Guadalape,
Surf, Looopoc, Santa Barbara,
Ventura. Oxsard. Los Ast*ies.... 11.43)
&00* Wstsonville. SanU Crus. Boulder
Creek. Gleawood, Del Monte, Mon-
terey. Pacirio Grove ;.. 11.45 i
8.20* South Ssn Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa
Jose. Way Station* 7.35*
8.20* Los Altos. Moata Vista, Lot Gates. . j ! g'^jj*
B.oo* San Jose. Gilroy, Salinas, Cbanslor,
Paso l'.obtei Hot Sprinss. £an Luis
Obispo — Los Gatop. Wright, Laurel
— Tres; Pino s, — San ta Crus, Del
Jbute. Monterey. Pacific Grove. . . 4 .00?
10.40* South Saa Francisco, Burliagame.
San Mi jeo. Palo A lto. San Jose .... 8.30 a
10.40* Los Altos Monta \ista. Los Catos.. 1. 10?
X 11.15* Bay Shore. Visitacion, San Braso. . £1.23?
11.30* Valencia St.. Ocean View. Calma.
Cemeteries, Baden. San 8run0..... 1.33»
1 1.40 a SoutUSan Fnincuco, fan lore 1 8.23 a
12.00? South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Sat
Jose.' ~ 8.40 a
1 2.00 a Los Altos. Itonta Vista. Los Catos. . f3.20?
2. 1 0? Bay Shore, Visits eion. San 8run0. . . . 4 .43?
3.00? Del Monte Express— San Jose.
Gilroy. Chit ten den. W.ntsonville.
Sia'.i Cms. Del Monte, Monterey,
PaeiEa Grove. Saliaas. 12.33?
3.20? South San Francisco, San Jose, Gil-
roy, Holli j ter. Tr ea I'incs. 1 0.23*
[4.00? Sunset . Express — Tucson. Demies.
El Paso. Houston New Orleans.
Paso Rabies Hot Springs, San Luis
Obispo. Santa Bar bars, Los Anteles. 11.43*.
4.00? Pajaro, Watmnville, fcaati Crui. ... 1 1.43?
4.03? Del Uonte. Monterey. Pscific Grove. I lAlu
4.03? Kansas City. St. Louis, Cbicsjo.... 11.43*
4.2 a? South Saa Francisco, San Jose... 49.00*
t5.00? San Bruno, am Ha teo. P»to Alto, San
Jose ami Way Stations 9.43 a
t5.05? Loop— 23d Street. Visitation, South
San Francisco, Valencia Street." 13-13?
t0.20? Redwood, Palo Alto, Majfield. San
Joae -.'..." . 1. 1 3p
}5.200 Los Altos. Monta Vwta, Los Gatos.. t7.20?
f5.25p Burliusame, San Mateo. iim Jose... t3.20?
. 5.30? Loop— Valencia St.. Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South Sun . Francisco.
23J Street. 3d and Tnwnsrnd 6.43?
5.40? South SanFran eisco . £»a Bruno. Saa.
Mateo. Redwood, Psk> Alto, Santa.
Cbra, San Joae. Los O'atos. Wright. 7.40*
1 5.40? Los Altos Monta VbU, Los Gatos. . 15.40?
T6.00? Jlillbrae. Easton. San Matco, Palo \u25a0
Alto. May field. " I^>s AltON Monta
' Visti. Los Gatn -i, Writlit t8.00»
SJJ3? 23<1 Street. Visitaeio-u South Saa
Francinco. Valencia Str?«t..... 7.15|»
t3.25p Loop— Valen eta Street. Ocean .View,
\u25a0 Cemeteries, South San : Francisco,
23J Street, "3d and Townsend...... f7w4op
6.30? South San Francisco. Saa Jose 5.40?
8.00? Los Aazeies Passeng-r— San ilatco. .
Redwood, - Palo Alto. Saa Jose,
.. Gilroy. . SsHnsA Chanslor. Paso
Robies . Hot Sprtozs, Saa Luis ,
Obispo, Fismo. SanU Barbara, Loa
Angeles...... 8.30*
1 1.45? South Saa Fr&adsco, Palo Alto. San 1 7.20?
J0w..;....^... ................. I 730y
tl.SOp Saaramento Rirer Steamers .'.'.tit-30p
• Union Transfer Company agents collect barj»g» and
cheeks on trains ol Southern Pacific and <Miver tc
residence. They are authorized to check btgssge direct
from residence. ', '
a for Morninr. , \u25a0 for Afternoon i
;- fSoaday ocepted V^ 13m&j onljg^l
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