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DECAYING FREIGHT
GIVES NOISY ODOR
Derelict May ' Now Be Located
by Smell From Spoiled
Coffee
HE Pacific -Mail liner
Acapulco, Captain O.
G. Trask, arrived ear
ly yesterday morning
from Panama, and way
ports with 17 passen
gers, 1,486 tons of
freight, and treasure
valued at $63,322. As
far north as Mazatlan
the Acapulco was fa
vored with fine weath
er. After leaving: the
Mevican port strong
head winds were en
countered. The Acapulco stopped at
the wreck of the Indiana with orders
for Chief Officer Kidston. who •Is In
charge of the wreck, and mail for him
•and those sharing his lonesome vigil.
Neither lights nor buoys are now
necessary, say those on the Acapul
co, •as guides by which to find the
Indiana. The coffee and other perish
able freight that was not removed Is
rotting, and in the process giving off
an odor strong and distinctive and
marking the whereabouts -i the
wreck in unmistakeable terms. There
is no change in the Indiana's position.
;.The Acapulco's passengers included:
Edwin n. DtTinoß Georire P. .t*rsoa ' /•
•J. Fujiia . ! r> r . Henrj MfCtaley
w; Hon* • Teari A. Mtlcomb
oho Kfim • Be&jimln Mar ; " "
/^TJrrote I^cn -\u25a0\u25a0':--, Du s NlTeas »nd wl'ft -
f.-nrwl E. Low and ir[T* rortiHo. •' V;. . .
L;.- ' .Mayß e \ary De«erter» •; V V'".
\u25a0• ihe Norwegian etearner Eir arrived
yesterday from South America, by "way
of San Pedro. After leaving San Pe
dro two stowaways were found bidden
amongr the chains in the forepeak. They
*ray« their nim«t a« Joseph Reilly and
John Sweeney and are believed to be
deserters from the United States, navy.
The immigration officials decided .that
Iheyhad no authority to order them
held, but Captain Marcussen, who doea
not like stowaways, will give the na
val authorities a chance, to tjuestiori
Reilly and Sweeney before he turpi
them loose.'- • \u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0' ~ °1.----' •\u0084"-.-•
I The Eir brought 4,009 tons .of ni
trate .and 1,400 tons of -.sugar. "" .•'..•'• .. •
>>tt IMlota on Dwtr Today. : . :.
Captains Bruguiere and, Shea; the
-newly-appointed bar pilots, will report
for duty today., and It is! more than
likely that each of them wijl take a
\u25a0ship to sea. Captain Bruguiere. who
was appointed in place ot Pilot Reed,
will.be assigned to the first ship leav
ing, probably the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru. but. if \u25a0 the French steamer
Amlrar Hamelin sails first. Shea will
take the Nippon and Bruguiere the
Frenchman. In cruising Captain Shea
will keep his pajamas and slippers on
the pilot schooner Pathfinder.- Cap
tain .Brugiere will be at. home on the
America. • -. -." \u25a0" \u25a0•• . : .-\u25a0,\u25a0.-.-..
Hat Filipino Crew.
The barkentine S, S. Castle, which
arrived here yesterday from Manila,
was worked home toy an ail Filipino
crew. Captain Lund, who took the
vessel -.from here, was relieved at
Manila bji Captain Yon Dallen, who
was sent out from here. " Lund paid
off the crew shipped on this side. .The
Httle brown sailors proved willing and
sble, and the Castle made the run
home in 60 days. .: The cargo was 650
tons of copra. . -. . . : '. ;
Mppoo Maru <bllii Today
The Japanese liner : Nippon Maru,
Captain Fllmer. will sail toaay for the
far east with passengers and a full
cargo. Among the passengers will be
a large number of government em
ployes bound for Manila. The Nippon
will not go to the Philippine port, but
will give the Manila passengers trans
fers at. Hongkong.
.' Colorado Satla Xorth
The U. S. armored cruiser Colorado,
Captain Moore, sailed j-esterday for
Puget sound to join the rest o*f the
fleet at the opening of the Seattle fair,
and the supply ship Glacier Is now the
only navy ship in man of war row.
Water Front Note*
Receipts of lumber yesterday by. sea
amounted to 4,t»03,000 feet.
The bark S. C. Allen, from Eureka,
arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell. Is due
today from Honolulu.
The tug Hercules will leave today
for Acapulco to tow to this port th«
four masted British ship Simla, which
was « partly destroyed by fire, ana
which was purchased for local parties
by Kinder & Matthews.
. ... Saved by Wlrelena
GL'ATJIA?. Mex.. May 31. — Through
the use of wireless telegraphy the
American isteamer Precursor, rendered
helpless by a broken propeller, was
restfUed from a dangerous position and
toA'ed . into, this port yesterday. The
Precursor had drifted aimlessly for
three day?, when a wireless communi
cation wa.*. • had with this port. A tug
rt-as sent oil t and brought the steamer
into port. Rome of the passengers had
become uncontrollable from fear and
had >- to.be locked In their, staterooms.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
. .. of the Pacific^
TACOMA, Mar Sl.— Steamer Edith was in
p^rt t<vla.r. loading carjro for Alarka.
S teatner Jefferson also loaded peritbable cargo
for Alaska. I'arlDjr for 'Seattle, i
Steamer Meteor shifted from Seattle for gen
eral carjro. • c , :
Steamer Admiral Samp*on left port: for
Seattle.
Steamer falcon *b]fted to Seattle to «>m-
lil»te earf o for Nome. \
British eleamer Foxton Hall is dee this eten-
In? from British .Columbia, to load for the
west coa*t.
I t&X PEDBO. May 31,— The •reamer Hanalet
"^^••rired from San Francisco , with frelf ht and
passengers, and will c|ear tomorrow , on it*
return trip.
Tbe iteamer Francis H. !>«>jrjrett arriTed today
from Eureka, carrying - l/M.OOO ftet ef lumber.
The Meamer National City arrlred from Men
domino with lumber, dlM*nar£»6 part ot ita cargo
anfl cleared i 'it Saa Di^po with the 'remainder.
Tfce German rteamer Ella railed today, bonnd
from Corinto for VancouTer, B. C; with freight
and passenger*. '
VICTORIA, B. C. May 3l.— An 'agreement is
beint made between thf Oxaka Sboshen Kaiufca.
the flow Japanese steamship Hoe that Is to
operate In coooeciton with the Chlcaro, Mil
waukee «nd Ft. PaJul railroad and the older
line, the Nippon Yosen K«i«ha, whereby the
p<w#tt<nit.T of a rate war Ir •TOlded," according
tn advices recelred from Japtn. A' »cbednle
will be so arranged a* 'to glre weekly Mrrlce
T hel *<Ta* m< ' r * ° f tb * " tW ° UD *"* » lt « rn «tlna;. In
A report is current that the «earner Georrfa
will be- sr.ld t« a Chiorte *.rndicate at Pan
Diego, i It i« Mated that the Lonadale will alco
*itbdrr.w frcra the Mexican-Canadlaß Hae.
POKTLAIO). Ore.. May 3i:— After harlnr
fpent £» houm on a sandbar in Ttllamrwk bar
the steamer Arso arrired here yesterday little
the wotm for her * experience, and . with
1.200 c«SfS of cheese and a full list of caa
senitera on board.
Thin afternoon the Areo will go Into drydock
for xepalra «o her propeller. Kut it Is expected
that ebe.will be out In" time fo jnake her t net t
refular trip. Next trip will hea-in earrTja
lumber from T!Il»m<» V /or the. Clark tt Wilson
ilumber company at Ltnnton. {.?'.
V\l:h' the«lara-e«t rircn lh»t Itir t»mi>l haa
\nnug ht up for some time, the cteamer Nome
«Mry arrived at Owch . street, dock; thla after
ji-f-u. Brsitles - aboat "40 yer *»nter», th* Nome
«;iry hag'atioard 2;f«W' barrel* of aspbaltom and
S/tftO ton* of reoeraU merchandise.- \u25a0, -;\
The *teamer Majestle left for " Lincton at 1
o'clock thin afternoon to - getg et ber deck lotd ot
lumber, after which «be will proceed to ' Saa'
Francisco.* /^BR9BH|kBBBHHP IVII)^BW*aNH9aCBl V ll)^BW*aNH9aCB
Tb« rteamer Rose City a rri red at the Aini
worth dork thia erento* .~Wß&*&BSmßpfcKßFß&&
Ererythlnc is Wnr morwl from the Ala <>l a
dorks today. *Crt if the water oontlnnet to rite
fLf'"' pretect rale, th«> contents of .lower ."Atas
*W?ii docks, will probably.- bit* to.benjoTed
ia^f couple 'tit day*. The machinery and raer
ehandice nn the Ash etreet dock: are also, -beinir
tnored today, aa . the . rtrer * has risen \u25a0- a ; little
more rapidly thsn was expected. - The rlrer roi<e
rtx-tenths of a foot since yesterday mornlnr. "
The nritich bark «ulf ftream reached, harbor
ihi» evening frora Antwerp, "with, a carijo of
cement. • , .."\u25a0*"*
AiSTHRIA. Ore., '' May 81.— Oil f tanker Arpyle
arrired Sunday eTcnliur \u25a0 with ia ? carp> ' of - fuel
e!l end 1pf t np the rirer to discharjte. /
ttUtjar.r .Santa Cms arrived Suciaj etec» —
Liner Acapulco Pays Visit to Wrecked Indiana
from Seattle to assist in raising' oil barge No.
91, which 1s «unk \u25a0 in tha> lower, harbor.
Schooner Compeer left > oot today for San
Francisco with a cargo 'of lumber . loaded at
Halnler. . " . - . ." ': °
Steamer Rose City arriTed this morning from
Saa FTaneisc© with freight -and passengers. ,-!'
Steamer Notne Oty arriTed last ' ere.nlnx from
Saa Francisco with freight and paMsngers. *
Schooner Compeer cleared at the' custom house
Sunday for Saa " Francisco, with «• carjto of
400,000 feet of lumber loaded at Rainier. .
SEATTLE, May ai.— ArriTed: Steamer Gov
ernor from San Francisco. • • • .
galled: Steamer Jefferson for gkagway. with
tn passeog^m. • " • . • " •
Steamer Dolphin wiled for" Juneau Sunday
with its port main tallihaft broken. Toe
Dolphin is a twin screw' steamer, and will
probably arrlTe B*fe on time, about midnight
Wednesday. ' . I-'-. . ; : . ' CJ> '.- H
\u25a0 Army Traaaporta '
' The Lofran Is' ln. port. \u25a0" \- " '••; :
The Crook is" In port. •\u25a0 •'.\u25a0:
The Bnford Is la r«rt. - . . •/.
The Sherman Is In- port. ' . \u25a0 . . - - - .
- The Warren Is at Manila. :„ ••• ' . \u25a0 i" ' \u25a0
The KUpatrick left Manila .May 1; bound to
New Tort, Tla Suea. -.. • ." •\- ' :,-* ; .
The Rherldan. outward bound, sali*l May lb
from Honolula.. . •'.-.\u25a0 •'••' „
The Thomas sailed May 15 fropa Manila and
frftsn .Nagasaki May -20... .
The Dtx, from Manila .-.for Seattle, arrtTed
Stay •14 . at' Honolulu.- •" '/'.-• . v-. f<-
•Weather Report
Cnited . State* Department of AgricttltTire-|-
TTeatber^BDrean. Ran Francisco.. May 31, l»09
. . RAINFALI. DATA -. ;.
• ; .' . P " "' s : .• Last \u25a0 'Seasonal \u25a0 .Nor :
Staticns-r-,- ' " - 24 hours .to date 0 mal .
EMreka :...i •..-.".. 0.00 . ° 42.7.3 44.99
P.ed Bluff. .%'.......... 0.00. »0,81 ,24.57
Sacramento a", s .-.,.. \ o*o^. .21.75 -. 19.94.
Mti Tamalpais -.*..".. 0.00 -85.61. -22.63
Ban Francfseo ...*.* 0100 . 25-57 . 22. W
Sari ' JOse .:. .\.:...... 0 .00. ' . 1.8 .2« a 12. 92
Fresno ..... . .- . . .'„ . s 0.00 " " ' 9 . 79 ' ft. 5S
Independence', ..0.00 '„ 8;OQ -..9.44
San Lain Oblspo ...... 0.00 • 31;37. ... '20.41-
Los .Ahgele* ..... '0.00." \u25a0 .„\u25a0 19.07 '. c 15.5":
San Dlega -\u0084..;.:.. 0.00 ' 10.23.- 9.88
Coast record, for 12 bour» ending: 5 p.m.
• •• •>: ,:vv » • «:"5 A:' \u25a0* c^a
-; • . •-'•.;-•; 3 ;\u25a0>*': .? :.» .-,"g - ••..»?
• stations": J . ••'.V'j- ;.*--: •'\u25a0? -?5'
.-.'..-\u25a0" '\u25a0 • " \u25a0^\u25a0•' •? •' \u25a0\u25a0. . ..-•.': : . '\u25a0"
BaWr .•i;..,.^80.08 S2 4S. B • Pt.Cldy >00
Boh* '. ..,...'.-•. 30.04 $4 50 'W ' = " PtXldy. .00
Eureka \u0084.^...,30.04 53 °50 'W " Clear .00,
flagstaff. ".•;.*.*&.\u25a0<» ;.74"0'46- NW' Clear .. :po
Frenno '.:. . . ". .29.84 10« .C 8 W . Cl»ar . \u25a0 -.oi>
Independence. . .29. f« 90 c P9*Nv Clear. "iOO,
Lo* Aagelea ;..29.78 98 "«S W VPt.Cldy ,-.00
Modena ..-.. .29 .94 715 ... B •\u25a0% Clear . .<"«.
Mt. Tamalpai;'.2d.99 'JBi -72 '.X TV- Oe«r wPO,
North Head; ..25.96 M 52- N : ;. Cloudy : .00
Phwnlx ...\.:».«2 -98 70 SW Clear " .00
Pocatello. ....30.00 7«, 4B NW" Clear .00.
Pt. Reyes Lti.29.MW-. 49 NW° foggy. i.OO
Portland .'... 29.03 84 M Qi-. Pt-CidJ 1 .00,
Red Bluff ...i. 29.92 «5 6« RE Clear .06
Reno .:•.... '..2».«2 .84 46 'NE Pt-CldyiOrt
Rosrhurg. '..'.. -29.-90 .' K,s^ SW -Olear •' .00
Sacramento -.•,.». »4 94 62 SW Clear- :-. .00
Salt Lake ...50.02 .70 :.-.. W ' Clear . .00
San Diego .. .2!>.78 ' 8«° «8 . NW' Cle>r \ ;wi,
San Francisco .29. »2 90 M NW' Clear • ,00
San Jose ....29.82 90 .-.- NW Clear .'.OO
Sail .L OWfpo.29.se "88 6« W .t>ar • .00.
B. E. Farallon.29.J» M'JTiXNW Fog)?y' .00
Spckane • ..:.'. .SO.IO «v»"6«- XT/. .'Ooudy. .I*o
Summit" :'• :'- : .:..... 78 68. .Calm Clear ":. 100
Taccma 30.02 32 M N Pt.Cldy -.00
Tnnftpah . ; . . .59.M S2 j 88- ,\W- Cle*r • '.- .00
Tatoosb 30.02 «2 48 E • Cl«ndy" .00
Walla -Walla. .80.00 88 ,M >'E-- Clear- ...00
Wlnnemocca ...30,<H- -84 /48 .NE . Ci»ady .-vOO
Yowa- ....... 29.62 106- 78 X ' : Clear-" .f"0
•ATeragr.sno'w xm jrronnd 53 incne»'. : \u25a0•"\u25a0 ••:"•\u25a0
• ' % " >\u25a0\u25a0 • PTNOPSIS \u0084'• \u25a0" \
. Warm -weather "preralls • orer all the Psrlfle
•lope, escept tbe;lmirie4iate . ec'aiitt .trfcere- It. is
cool and togfj. : In the: great Tallej-
temperature* rang* . from ©4 tfl> 100- desrreeii..
There "has ;been -no- rain -west «f "the . Rocky
mountain*. -. " • . • • ' •'•" ••\u25a0.-
The reUtlte •humidity at -Red BJnff was SC
per- cent and at Fresno. 25 J>er ir*nt- .'\u25a0'
Foreeart mart* sit San Frincltep for the. 30
hours endtnic at midnight Jane 1.- 1909. /
San Francisco \u25a0 and Tlcinltr— Fair Tuesday,
rorvler «ita fof la tt<> morntnff and -at night;
lifht Math wind (-banging to brisk »«t. v :".-.'
\u25a0 Saata Clara- Talle.r^-Falr Tuesday," not so.
warns; lljftt north wind*. • . \u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0"•: ° •.".
Sacramento Talley — Fair, .cooler /_ Tuetdar)
lipht sooth wind*. \u25a0 . - ' .-• -
San Joaqula Talley — Fair • Tuesday, :contln.ued
warm: lijht west wind. •••.' - "• -.'- \u25a0 "'
I>o« Angeles and Tlcinity — Tslr Tuesday,- con r
tinned warm; light north wind*.. .„.-%•
A. G.MeADIE. District ' Forecaster/
MOVEMENTS OF "-'STEAMERS
TO AHRIVE
'-• • Trom. . |.*.- Steanier— . ] Date'
CnQulUe Rirer Plzabetb . May SI
Portland k A»tor!a.... Northland " ..... inoe 1
Gmit» Harbor '. G. C. Llndauer, June" 1
Hambnrf ft Way- Ports Sals ..-....'. .v.. June I.
Humboldt -...'... City' of Topeka!. June J
Corinto Tla Sao Bit*.'. [Ella "... ... .'...'. Jqne \u25a0 1
Honolulu lAUtneda Jnare. 1
Hankow U ICarattu ?emlnole ..-. June 1
Ban Pedr0' ....... -, Haaalfi " Jnne 2
Graft Harbor \u0084. Nonrood .......... June -2
Grays Harbor . . , . . . .-. Chebalis ....... J.uae 2
Point Aresa & Albion. Porno -...::..;.. June "3
Peset Bound Port*. .... City of Pueb'la. June- A :
San Dleiro A-Way Port* Pretidenf ..."-.'. June 4
San Pedro & Way -Por£»jCoos- Bay. .>..... June .4
Hilo , (ly'ades ...'... v. June 8
P-attle * Ticotaa,. . .. Ad. Sampson"...-. June 8
Rrars Harbor- ........ i>ftnta Monica... June S
(an Pedro .»'. Gi C tlder... June 5
TO BAIL
" Destination \u25a0\u0084 | "Steamer ° | Sails |Pler
-____—- _ — _ _ _ _ r!
Point Arena' &- Albion. Porno ..'.:.. 4pm 2
Astoria & Portland: ... Cascade....... spm 2
Los Angeles- Ports . . . . %; Barbara . . 1 pra . 2
LiTerpool A- "Way Ports Am. Hameln 12 m 19
Coquille R]T«r .'. Elizabeth* . .. spm 14"
Japan & China- \u25a0..-Nlppn Maru 1 pm 42.
Norn* & St. Michael.. ;r;matllla. ... 4pm ft
Puge^ Sound Ports (Jawn '. -2 pm 9
Jone 2— • , • |
txn Angeles Ports. .;.. Vorwood. ,".. 1 pm ....
Lo» • Aaajele* Ports i . . . . Chehalls ... 1 pm ....
llumboldt ;....(?. KUburn.. 10 am 13
Hamburg ATfay. Ports ftebara 12 m 1»
Honolulu ....... .\u25a0;*...". Hilonian ... 12 m 10
Orays Harbor ...1.... v. Llndauer. \u0084.. . ....:
Mendocino fc Pt. Arena. Sea Foam...] 4pm 4
Jnne 3—3 —
Humboldt : City Topeka. 10.30* 11 :
Los Angeles Ports .... Hanalel .... Bpm 7-
Portland A Way ; Port* Boanoke ... 1 pa 13'
San Vlcgo A; Way Ports Santa -Rosa.. 10.30 a 11
Actorla 8c Portland, . . . T. L. Wand . . . . ....
Orays Harbor ......... Newourg ...] 3pa 7 .
Hawaiian Potts ...... Plelafles ...12 n 23
; Jane 4— ' • ••*\u25a0 l ' '
ReattSe & Tscoma .... J. B. Stetson 5 pra 5 -
Seattle direct Rainier' .... .3 pm 7
June 5— \u25a0>
Honolulu >... llameda ' ... 11 am 7
Hilo *.:..... ..l. Enterprise '.. 12 m 10
Nome & St. Michael. . Montara ... ..... ....
Astoria & Portland.... Northland .. spm 2
Seattl« Ie Tacoma .... Buckman ..{ 1 pm 20
Astoria & Portland. ..: State of Cal 11 am 27,
Pnget ?onnd Ports..... ('resident \u25a0 . . 2pm 9
Portland & Way \u25a0 Ports. ». W. : Elder. 1 pm 13"
Astoria * Portland D. Mitchell ,{....*
TO 3AIJJ fROM SEATTLE
Destination \u25a0 |' Steamer | Pat«.
Valdez ii Sf.ward \u0084. .. Portland ....... Jane 1
Nome k St. Mkhael. . Victoria .'. . . .'. . June • 2
Skafway 4c Way Ports. Rumboldt ...... June 2
Nome *;'• St. "Michael.. Senator ...June 2
Skafway ft Way- Ports. 3ottage Clty.r. . June 2
Nome & St. Michael. . Dh!o .......... June --3
Nome &? St. Michael.. St.. Crolx ...... June 3
Nome A- - st. Michael;: Stanley -Dollar.. [June 8
\u25a0 Valdez ic. .Seward. ....". Xortli western' ..] June, 8
San. Moon and Tide
United States coast and. f eodetlc survey — Time
aod heights of tides ; at ' Fort Point. For city
front (Mission. street wharf); add 25 minutes.
TUESDAY, JUNE 1
Sun rises ........... :...\. ....... :. ..4:48
Son. sets ...."..;;;;.":.•. .;..". 28
Mooa sets. ..;... y... '.*.<!........" 3520 a. m.
Full moon .....:. .....:..Jttce B,°a^s:l« p. m."
j La«t quarter emoon ' r. ; . r. Jnne !<>.:at 6:83 p.' m."
= . . Tlmel ' ITlmel ITimel " Tlme| .- \u25a0:;
Jon. — } rt ) — yrt'A 1 Ft- - — i^Ft
1.. »:« 0.6 10:38 4.4 8:25 2.S 0:80 :• 5.7
2.. 1 4:22 0.0 11:23 4.4 '4:05 - 2.« 10.00 '5.8
8... SKW —O.6 12:15 : 4.5 4:4* 3.0 10:34 i 5.9
4.. 8:44 —0.8 1.-06 4.6 6:26 8.2 11:05 .CO
5.; 6:25—0.0 2:00 4.5 8:14 ' 8.8 11:40 '5.9
6.. .7:40—0.9 2:54 i 4.6 :7:05 ; ZJ> .-..;. ..;
U. *; Branch Hydrojtraphtc O fit <<«
A bra Mb ot t b e Un l l ed -. S t a t ** hy a rojrra phle
office,, located at the . Jl«rchanti'. N Eiehanee , I*
tnßintf.ln#d Jo San Francisco fm- th* b»n»flt of
mariner*, without regard: to nationality and fret
M *xpen*e. NaTUmnrs are cordially.- inrlted to
rUit . th* -. of fit*, ;. where \u25a0" complete \u25a0 sets s of ,' chart*
and : tslllnj ' direction** of, the 1 world fare \u25a0 kept , at
hand for comparison S and -reference.^ and the
latest information can always ib* obt»in»«i re
garding' light*;* daajr^r* to navigation and mat
ters of Interett to •; ocean * commerce.; •\u25a0": -i \u25a0•-\u25a0 ' •\u25a0=\u25a0 <\u25a0
i. -T.< McMILLA.V.
BfSaaUcal Exntrt. in charge.
-THE-:.,SAy- FRANCISCO CALL, .-TUESDAY,. JUNK -1, .1909.
HYDBOGBAPHIC ; OFFICE
Depth at mean jow water, entrance to .harbor.-
PLACB; I Ft. | Date e | \u25a0 ' Remarks . :.. . ;
I ." \u25a0 - • -.' 13 -f?et' at mean low
Grays Harl IS May: 1 ' water. In channel as
'•:\u25a0• "'. '•[ \u25a0 '.- far as Hoquiani. Same.
• I:. :. • . depth -in Aberdeen; '
- '.' ' Depth at mean low
WUlapa B .27- Apr; 1 water^ in channel- to.
''"- \u25a0 -.*'-':''- Raymond 15 feet.. \u25a0\u25a0;
Colnm \u25a0 -R[»24 |yeb: lftj...; ......... .....'
Nehalm Rl . 9 . . j Apn . 3 Channel . 200 feet south
" I I -i or buoy./
mt \u25a0\u25a0 : " •- "- Depth of "8 feet, at loW
Tillmk. B." 9 Apr: SO water In channel to
" • • \u25a0 •"...' Garibaldi.
Ya<ininaß| 18: I.Mar. : 12; Channel not shifting.
..•.-(' \u25a0 Beacon on beach in line
jßluslaw R 4 May 1 -with -south- side of
' ' . " -'I \u25a0•\u25a0' \u25a0"-.-\u25a0 gulch leads OTer ban
Unipqua RJ-12 JMay 3 [Channel in good condi.
. i \ "\u25a0' I tion. ' \u25a0' >'
' ••'••\u25a0 ° - - |-12 feet at low water to
Coes Bay. 17- May 1 North Bend: 11 .feet
\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ' '-'\u25a0 at ; low : water to
.' \u25a0\u25a0 -I ' Marshfleld-; . ' •\u25a0 •
Coquille Rl 8 IMay 4[Channel shifted north
• I .1 ' I Ploae to north Jetty.
;• '"\u25a0 ... ' • '. No."N o." opportunity for
Bosue Riv ..--. ; soundings lately;, be.
• \u25a0 ' • • . ' ' \u25a0\u25a0 fore- rise ' there was 7
I • ' \u25a0 .': feet on bar.
•f" :- - '"tAt present channel
Klamth R 8- Apr. .21 trends to the south
' \u25a0 . . \. ' ' • ' I west; '•\u25a0;••
• . i . . ' 15 feet . in abuth chan-
Qmbldt B 18 . May 1 \u25a0 nel at Jow water:
. =*• '• ' • ." north channel crooked.
\u25a0 •\u25a0\u25a0' ' - .'.' .'-and difficult. \u25a0 -.-\u25a0-. -\u25a0
3 Pedro 8.1 20 [Apr. 15INo change in. channeli
g. Diego B| 25 |May. g|No change in channel.
•S. PiAlo. B 24 Upr. 2i]Depth In dredged cbanr
.-" -'-\u25a0\u25a0 I- . r n»l. : , .;\u25a0-.-. ..-\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0;.-•
;c.; c . • About; ..'l.' •:.. • i.'V '-• . \u25a0-.••" . " -:. : ; '
SHIPPING JNTELLIGENCB
'\u25a0'' -..- ":\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . 'ARRIVED :-\- '.•:•\u25a0;
I.;-"-----' \u25a0•; <> /:'':•'\u25a0 .. -Mooday.-.May.'Sl, :
i Sinir- G C Undaner,- Sundmaii, 79 .'hours ' from
Grays- Hartxw.'. •.-.;"\u25a0.-•: . ; ; . .'...•. \u25a0; . .:..- ••. \u25a0
| "Stmr" : .\Vasp.° Weh!nan.."-.74' Jiours from- Grays
• Harbor. ° • :'. :'.\u25a0 " : ' „• * " •=\u25a0- ' <\u25a0' "\u25a0 ' • .- .';
o.:-.Bkto S N"Casfle;i V6n. : DaUerJi/. CO.days from
.Manila.. :\u25a0/: . •:.->;.. ;•.; •-•\u25a0.•".-'
..^trnr-.Rosecirans, .'Holmes, 40 hours , from GaT
•lo.ta,o.:. -..\u25a0\u25a0;•..- ".•-"\u25a0: ':."•'\u25a0"".. s ".\u25a0•'. " '.\u25a0••\u25a0"; '\u25a0 •
!• Ship Falls Jof .Clyde. jgnjtaH*.;'' 4tf hours from
GjiTiot A ; ' in tow; stmr :..Ro»ecran«; ''•!. ••' . \u25a0• \u25a0 -'i l~ .
"•Stinf" Santa . Rota,:- "Alexander,;- 40.kourr from
iSaa-'lJiego; • ;'•• \'" *\u25a0-. \u25a0 ° -._; \u25a0\u25a0•• .-.\u25a0'•\u25a0 s- •;-»»
„. Stror •State, -of. .California, \u25a0.Nopandefci 56. hourV
front Portland, "Tia, Astbrja° 43 .hours.° \u25a0 o "•\u25a0
"..Sfiar Westport, : Wettrr<julst r =.43 hours froai ;
CrescentXiQ-. \u25a0".•;•.•-••\u25a0•;\u25a0' \u25ba:
o..Stmr Flfleld, Jensen; 45 hours "from. iJandonv '.
Stmr° Santa fearbata. Zaddart. '"'d' hour's from
Gray* Iltrbor; bound Ifbr- San "Pearo; pot In" for
f 4*l,. j. ?;..,. ;. -..\u25a0\u25a0• * : •-\u25a0..' ".\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0:" o'. ."\u25a0". '\u25a0\u25a0
-Stnjir Fair. o a.k*^*Haßsen,a .k*^*Haßsen, '41. hours; from Port
; t6s- AnjrelesV/ . •\u25a0". :• o ." . V :-. =,- " ' \u25a0 .
Si Stmr Olympic, Hansen,°§s "Boar? fcom Belling-J
.b.««n,- • -\u25a0;.•'.-. \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0..•• % ; ; - ="..=• ••."..
•^.Stmr.W" SrPorter, Micdonal'd, :sX:'hours*from!
'Ast«iria..' ;:•'\u25a0'.-.-•\u25a0 '-^ ".;.. ..\u25a0\u25a0-.•"\u25a0\u25a0.•.. : \u25a0°» .
\u25a0 . B'tpir . o,Alcjttraz. Ellesbn, 55 -. npiirs from .San'
\Stnjr-' JJxeelsfojy" Ka}B4D^43 oTiQur's/froai "Coos
.hay* •-..\u25a0•\u25a0. •'.- •; .°. '\u25a0'\u25a0: ''-. '.\u25a0 .- \u25a0 : ' .'V ..V"'
°. -Stair Geo^W Elder. o Jessen, 3 days'.f.ron} Pprt- \u25a0
\u25a0Hni.- -rla . Eureka : lfl hours. .'•\u25a0,;\u25a0\u25a0:. ' c- v ; .. .•; •
•\u25a0 • '.Stpif Xtrfpyifg;-: Soritetg-,- SJ'-hours- from 'Grays
Harfc'ojf. \u25a0 •'\u25a0 c': '.'..'"•\u25a0 :\ -. ' ' ; \u0084";,- V-«-
\u25a0-\u25a0 IStmr." \u25a0Rain'iery', Lundquist. £4\u25a04 \u25a0 :hours- from- Ta- '•
.-\u25a0;./ ••••'-\u25a0 .'•• "' .' • • "' :
: Stmr e'en'trajia','. - Erkksbn,. '42. hours' from Sain-
Pedrp; -. •• ' --..\u2666 '< -. • , • '.' - <
\u25a0 gtmr '£>iin'- Pedro, 23" hoars from
Eureka. \ ".."-.'•-\u25a0 ° • • \u25a0• ' -° . . •\u25a0-
•Stmr Gen. I.ooml«; ilcKellar Jr. 34 ' hours from
.BedoEdo: pp. river «lirect-. :\u25a0 • \u25a0 . - ..... -
• Not' sltor ir, Marcosaen. 87 day.? .from Taltsl,
T.la SaJarerry 21 i days.*6d"Sa-n"Pedro 38 hour*.
•• Stmr - Hnqalami'-" Retnertsen, \u25a0£8 hours from
Wliripa' harbor.. ~ •
.'Stmr R-lterside," JlaniFelin«, 65 .hours from
Portland^.' '. •'\u25a0 \.~ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_',"' •"
• Stmr.Mayfalr, : Olsen', 47 ' hours from Coos bay.
Schr.. Santiago;. McDonald. 10 hours from Mon
tcr,eyt iri tow -tug 'Naylgator.
\u25a0Stnjr Acapaleo, ' Trask, 27 days 11 hours 10
rttautes" from...Ancon, via AcapulcA 11 days 5'
hours 22 "minutes', 'tis Matatlan 7 days 15 hours
12 - mlnujcs". = ".- -. , /
: Stmr Op) fe.lj. Drake, Smith. 22 hoars from
Port" San- ' I/Ula ;• up river direct.
- Stmr Acme, Olsen, 20 hours from Eureka.
• .. SAILED
..s ,'". '-'.'\u25a0". . . Mdnday, ' Slay SI.
.' .Stnir Fair Oak's. Hansen. ' Port Los Angeles.
/•Stmr .Fulton. Maloney, Mendocino. \u25a0 \u25a0
; . Stmr Geo W Elder. Jcssen. San Pedro. \u25a0
Schr Monterey., .Kelly, Monterey; in tow tug
NaTttatnr: - " • .'
Stmr Shasta. Hansen. -BelUngham.
\u25a0Stmr' Presided, : Cousins, \u25a0 San Diego and way :
ports. ". - • i
Stmr- Centralla, ErickfwSn, Grays Harbor. •
US Ftnir Colorado. Moore.. Seattle.
" ".' ' • WEATHfiR REPORTS
POrNT LOBOS. May 31— Weather hazy; wind
west; ' Velocity 6- miles tn hour.
'•"•\u25a0 POJNT RETES. May 31— Weather fojrgy; wind
north; Telocity 19'mllesan hour. '
FARALLON ISLANDS. May 31-i-Wcather fog
\u25a0 fry: "wind. NW; Telocity 20 miles an hour.
' ..TATOOSH.-- May 31— Weather cloudy;, wind
east': Telocity 32 miles an hour. : -"„....
\u25a0 TiATOOSII. May" 31. 12 m— Cloudy; wind east;
Telocity. 30 miles an hour. :
. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 Telegraphic : ;- v
' POINT' LOBOS. May 31. 10 p m— Weather
thick'; wind west; Telocity 14 miles an hour.
• - DOMESTIC PORTS
TATOOSTI— Pkased May 31— Nor stmr Tltanla,
from- San DiejrO for Nonaimo: #chr A B Johnson.
henSSe • Sljy .22 for Townsend: stmr Gorernor,
.hence May 2ft for Seattle: barge Carondolet,
"f?om .Walflron island for GPays Harbor.-
NEAH P.AV— In port May 31— Barge Big Bo- i
nsn'za.' barge 'Carnndolet. \u25a0 • • \u25a0
SANTA BARBARA— Arrtted May 30— Stmr
Santa Rosa, from San Diego. . May 31 — Stmr
Coos"'Bsy. hence May 2S.\ - ;
. Sailed May 30 — Stmr Santa Rosa, foe Pan
Francisco, May . 3J-rStmr Coos Bay, for San
Pedro. ' :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* - .. .
ASTORIA— SaiIed May 31— Schr, Compeer, for
San. Francisco..
ArriTed "May 30 — Stmr' Santa Cruz, from Seat
tle; stmr Argyll, hence May 2P; stmr Nome City,
hence - May - 28. - May 31— Stmr Rose City, hence
May."29. \u25a0 -<;.\u25a0 ' - ;\u25a0 -\u25a0• • •.•:•; , \u25a0
WESTPORT— Passed in M»y3l-^Sj|mr Hornet,
hence May 28. Ont,— Stmr . Norwood.' for San
Pertro; stror t Chf halls. • for San Francisco. ' ' ,
SEATTLE— ArriTed May 31— Stmr H(jm»«ldf,
from Skagway; stmr. St Helens, . hence May 2fi;
rtmrTiTerttm, hence- May 27.- ''.
Sailed May 31— Stmr- Olympia, for Nome.
- SAN PEDRO— ArriTed May 31 — Stmrs National
City and HanaM, 7 ; hence ; May 29; stmr Francis
H. Leggett," from Eureka: - stmr Phoenix, from
Hardy , Creek;- stmr Whlttler, . from San •Diego;
Ger. stmr Ella.'- from -Corinto. :.. .
'LUDLOW— Sailed May 31— Schr Kona, for San
Fran.cisco. - "--. . • - .-\u25a0.\u25a0 -.
TOWNSEND— SaiIed May . 31— Schr Kona, '. for
San' Francisco .' ' \ . \u25a0:' \\ •
\u25a0<\u25a0 PO.INT s CONCEPTION— Passed JUy • 31— Strar
Harald Dollar*, frftm San Pedro for San Francisco;
COOS BAY— ArriTed May; 30r-Stmr Epreka.
from: Astoria. May. 31 — Stmrs . M X Plant and
Nann*. Smith;, hence May, 2*., ;
"Sailed May, 30— Stmr Eureka, for Eureka. -/
\u25a0TACOMA— ArriTed- May "Sl— Stmr Efllth, from
Seattle; ttmr - Mtteor."; from , Seattl*. ,-; . v \u0084
-\u25a0: Sailed May \ 81— Stmr I Olympla, for Seattle. ;
stmr Meteor, foi- Seattle.: ' . •
COTIDOVA— ArriTed. May 30— Stmr Santa
Clara. | from Ketchikan : »tmr A G Lindsay, from
Seattle: '»tmr.; Bertha, .frota .Valdes.-. v ,:-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Sailed May;3l-^Stmr; Bertha,' for Seattle*. .'
v^JUNEAU — Arr!red May 30— Strar Northwest
ern fc " from ValdM. - . '
':\u25a0 \u25a0-. . ISLAND PORTS
\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0 HONOLULU— ArrIred ~ May 31— Bark S C Al
len, from Eureka. \u25a0
KASTERN PORTS- :° i-;'i , v'---
NEW YORK— ArriTed j May 3ft— Br stmr
Schuylklll. from Manila; stmr -American, from
Philadelphia. • ' * ' ;
Sailed May 31— Br stmr .- Craster'- Hall, .for
Iquique.. ; " .:\u25a0•••\u25a0• ;i * ' . - . •
FOREIGN. PORTS
,VICTORIA-^-ArriTed * May ; 31—Nor • stmr iTi^
iFHUnON&Ci
/490 California, St. V Tel. Douaia* 2487
\ St. Francia • Hotel Tel. Tfou K ln« 3052
Members' New York Stock Exchange'
Pioneer: House . ,
f. Private Wire to. Chicago and
\u25a0\u25a0 '" - ''"" 6 ";'-' -/\u25a0^'*! t^'*** r ' c ' '-' '''-'\u25a0' \u25a0'"-'•"- \u25a0'
•\ \ RT-R;MUI/cAHBV;-M«na»erV ",
Lombard & Son, Ink
1028-!03(M032 Monadnock Bldg.
•JVre ' 'prepared >to " loan ;on .-CaHfornU
Irrigated- -ImprovftdCKftrmsi^term^ 10
years; wlth^privnege^ofpayins^before
and | stopping » interest, w? Corre«pondenca
tanla v from San Diego for 'Nanaimo.
\u0084 HULly— Arrlred Mny 30r-Ger gtmr Stetos.
hence Jan "9 via London. \u25a0 ::' ...
- NEWCASTLE. > T . S ; .W— Sailed ' May 31— -Br
ship Strathgryf'e. for San. Francisco. : . .
.-•' SUEZ— ArrtTf d May 23— Br stmrDacre Castle",
•from Yokohama for. New* York: •
HOBART— Sailed May.- 28— Fr bark Francois
d'Amboise, for San" Francisco. * '
PUNTA ARENAS— SaiIed May 24-rFr stmr
Amlral -D'u'perre, -for Hayre. ; •-— --.
' i PUERTO MEXICO— Sa-Ued May, 28— Stmr Ha
.wa'iian;"fpr Delaware. breakwater. ~ . '•
' OCEAN STEAMERS -
PLYMOUTH— "Arrived May 31— Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der.Grosse, from New York for Bremen.
-.QUEENSTOWX— ArriTed May 31— Stmr Maure
tanla. from New York . for " LiTerpool, •• , -
, LIVERPOOI^— ArriTed May 30-^stmr Baltic,
from New York. j-'May 31— Stmr Carmania, from
•New York. ' • • - •\u25a0 . ' -* ' \u25a0;'
'GENOA— Arrived May" 50— Stmc Cretlc, from
New York. " . " .\u25a0 . • . - - r :•-...
~: NEW YOBK— Arrived I May 31— Stm.r. Nleuw
Amsterflam. from Rotterdam. • '\u25a0•- . "...
•Arrived June I—Stnif1 — Stnif Zeeland,. from Antwerp.
Memoranda ;••
• , K AHtXUI. May • 31-pSchr Prosper, from Hilo
for Redondo, pufin here leaking. • ; -'
.Per stmr RlTerside, at San Francisco May" 31
from Portland — Had fresh southerly winds and
rain •to this side of Cape , Blanco, thence "fine
weather, foggy at. times, to port. " a
May 29. 5 p m-7-ott Hecta" bead; passed stmr
' Wasp, from Grays Harbor .for San ;, Francisco.
'May. 30, 7:40 p. -in', 4 miles south of Cape Merrdo
:cinoi i>ais«pd..stiur. Fairhaven, hence May 29 for
! Puget sound. •. . . • . -".'\u25a0
! Per Noj l ' stmr Eir. at •' Ran ' Francisco 'May i3l
•from Taital, etc* Tia Saa Pedro— After leaying
San "Pedro found -two -Btowaways among ] the
chains in the fore peak;.. both appeared to" be de
.-serters ' from the naTy.; {raTe the names of
Thomas Reillt anff- Jolifl Sweeney. . • .
•-'- Per stmr W S I'ortcr— May 31,. 4" a m.- 20
•miles north of Toint Uej^es, pasted a barkentine
"bound In.". ' . . • • ' "
COMMERCIAL NEWS
.KHHlje'rn I..ive»tock Markets
. SOUTH OMAHA- «.-
• " SOUTH" OMAHA; May 3i:— Cattle— Eecelpts;
2.10Q; market tfffjr-. steady I- • Western steers,
$3.50ig(".2.1 : " 'foxas- steer*, " $3@5,60 ;• cows j and
heifM.", -,f2.TS@S.T3: CBriß"er». 52.@4: stocjeewairid
fe»;d«-«, '$3(§;V65; ca.lTCs, '-9^.25^-723;- bulls and
start, r sa(gs.so. .:.-:" '\u25a0\u25a0' .- -,:\u25a0 ,v.-"r. >\u25a0-.--.-\u25a0
'\u25a0-* Hois'— Re'ceipt'sv S.OOOr market a shade" higher.
Heaty, $7a5@73J;-mix?.d, $-(g7.i's; lljjht. $8.75,
$4.-75@f.U5.{ hulb- of - *aies ! , .?0.90@'
.'7*20.-Vv. ' " .'.': ••\u25a0 ." \u25a0"' •"'- '" •• \u25a0-'.•-• :'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*:
. Sheep— Receipts, -l.lOXr; m'aike't- steady.' : \u25a0
: lings; . $3/80® 9.150;' wethers.. . $5;.60&6.G0 j ..ewesv
$5.40Q0. 40{ lambs.' $7.-3'0Q8.30.. • \u25a0.-..- -."
...--. ...- KANSAS CIT"V' : -> '.v •;.\u25a0 o' : -. •
KANSAS" CITY,- May ' 31vr-CatJ:le.— Receipts.
ll.OtKJ;' -market steady "to. lop lower..' Nntiye
steers.. $5i.25<g6.90: -native cows and' belters, $3®
6.754* Btoelrers and feeders, $4i{Js:Bo;" bulls". $3."40
Q5.23; . calves. $3. 75@".25; Westetn steers,- $5.40
. @CTS;. western cows, ' s2.so©s.M. i . ; -: . :'
.. • Hogs-^neeeipts," 11,000;- ."market strong' 'to''s<!
higher.'. 0 Bulk of sales! -.SB-.55i5".30; b.eaVy, $7:23
r@7-4"0;.r @7-4"o;.. packers and hutcher« v $7@7<33f light,.
$6.7.<*gT:10: p'fes. $3.50^(5.75. .-• ", .." ; ,
Sheep-^-Rec.pipts. 77,000; = uyirket stea-dy> .stpt L
tons', $s.@ ; tf.'6O;- la.mb's, $7@'9: wethers* and- year-'
lings:, f4.75(iii7.00; "ewess $4. ; 20fi6; .Texas -and'
:Arlxona. muttons. $4.'T.*>@0.25,. \u25a0: -. . : ..-.,
" • - . . . "-.CHICAGO .••.' - • :
• CHICAGO, >fa-y . .31,*7tattle— Kecelpts. -estt
•ina'ted'-j£t'2o.ooo; market steady 'and - lpie - lower.
\u25a0Bf^res. : - $s.iri@.V7o; Texas " steers,. . $.4.75618.25.;
• weistern 'tteers, $4.-5(i<?l6:30;-stocker(i and feeder's..
fB.'SO@S.KO; coiv« and"-- heifers," ' $2.C0nt6.-J5;
calrfts. "$5.-255|7.50.. • • •. .'\u25a0
" .- Hogs— Receipt*, -estimated at 44.0C0; market
str£na; : and 5c bigtier. ' Lljfht, $H.75fir7.23: mixed,
.$0.g0«37,42tt; h^aTy. $7(57.45; rough. $7<?i7.15;
good' to'.cholce heaT.v. $7.15<i7.45; pigs, $3.SO©
\u25a06.75:.bu1k of sales, $7.20^7.40. . »
Slicep — Receipts, estimated at 12.000; market
steady. Nfttlre, *4.0!5(38.10r western. $4.25@
8.70; y"esrlinjr*,"sfJ.2.">®-7.30; Ismbs, natlre $6.23
©8.83, western ?6.60Cf9."3. " -
St. I.oiilh Wool Market
ST. LODIS, May; 3i;— Market closed today.'
A aval Stores — Turpentine and Ronln
SAVAXXAM, Ga. May 31, — Turpentine steady
at 39»£c; i sales, 56;- receipts, - SDO; \u25a0 shipments.
1.C44.
Rosin firm; sales, .1.577; receipts, i,l7s;"ship
ments. 2,437; stock. 123.024. Quote: B. $2.90®
3: 1). $3.33; E,. 53.75; • F.i $3.90;-G. $3.9.*: 11.
$1.10: 'I.' $4.23; K. $4.85; M, $4.90; N; $5.23;
WO, 5.20; WW $3.33.
Belmont Park Races
BELMONT PARK, Mny 8J First race, fillies,
One mile — Lady Bedford. 1 to 7. won; Cotytto,
7 to 1, second; Sun Dance, 25 to 1, third. Time.
1:40/ - : \u25a0 ;-. - \u25a0..: • ... . - -. .;\u25a0 •: -
Second -race, sir and a half furlongs,- main
course — Marcollus. IS to'l, won: Plate 1 Glass, 11
to 10. second; Cohort. 9 to 10, third. Tlmel
i:in^-3.' .•\u25a0-' - \u25a0; \u25a0 : - -....-'\u25a0#* J
Third race, the twHTth 'National Stalllont 2
year olds. ?S.OOO added. fiTe and a half fur-
U.iirs — Sweep. !),-.to 10, -won; - Newmarket,' ll', to
fi, second; Big Stick, II to 5. third.. Time.
1:08 1-5.- .
Fourth race, four furlongs — Harrlgan, 12 to
T>. won; npstlffouche 7 to '2, second; Jack "At
kin. 0 to 10, third. Time, -1:03 1-5.: •,
•Fifth race, the Grand steeplechase
handicap, about two and a half .miles— Sir Woos
ter. 2 to n,°. won: ' Grandpa, 4 to 1,- second; Ken
tucky Beau,"-. 4 to 1,"- third. Time. 5:31.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth— Hilltop. 3
to 1. won; Bonnie Kelso. 3 to 1, second; Taboo",
S to 1, third. .Time, 1:47. ':.\u25a0-:'
fOUH DROWNED IN POND— Lancaster. Pa.,
May tl. — William \u25a0"• Donobue. » -rennsylTanla
railroad track forpman. 'nnd three Italians were
drotrned \u25a0 this eTenlnK ; whUe ', boatlni? on a mlll
pnndj :'\u25a0 . . . :,-.--.:, -.. * . ,:. ,- *.-', , ; : "- ''
- ATLANTIC OCEAN^TRAVEL-
I^oHh feerman f Joydi
Larre.' Fast and Luzurioua Twin-Screw
* Expreas : and; Pa.»s^n«;er " Steamthips ; ;\u25a0 .' \u25a0
Equipped with Wireless ; and \ SumVarino , Sijnah.
TIiAMOIJTH— -CHEUBOUnG— BUKMEX
Express Sailings Ti'i<»s<la.vg at 10 «.:m. " •
Ceeili<» ....Jane lSjKaiser Win. ll.. June 20
Kal«.Win.d.(»r.:-.June--22)Kronprin* Wiu.'; .July .6
PLYMOUTH — CHERBOURG — BREMEN"
Twin-Screw Sailings Thurwlayn at 10 ar m,
P; Krlcdr'h' Wm.Junc JOjßarbaroMa : . *. .June 10
Kriedrlrti \u25a0 d.' Gr..June ! l'iKnrfuerst ?'; .... .June ; 24
tirorxe '\u25a0\u25a0: WaahluKton-^— Sft4l» July .j 1—27,000
tons*. . Newect \u25a0 and r- largest He r in an Ship I afloat.*
ETery \u25a0 liinova t lon ! known • to the shipbuilder's art.
" > GIBR AI.TAR— NAPLES— GEXOA v J
Afedlterranean Salllnps: Saturdays at II a. m.
K. Albert V.:;.. June in K. Lulse ......July 10-
Berlin (new) . : . June 20 P."? Irene: -. V ..... .July 17
Connection* EnelrrlliiK the - Globe -'
Trnvelera' cheeka good all over the world
Apply OELRICHS ;* CO.. Gen'l Agent*
' oV :.-\u25a0\u25a0--;: .-\u25a0\u25a0--; s' Broadway,' i New,- York, or V
Robert" Capelle. ; G.'<-- AX P. \u25a0 C; . 250 ; Powell. St.,
' °opp." St. -Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
Telephone— Kearny 4704. _.. \, ' • ; \u0084
'.'• Plymoiit h— Cherbourjs— Sout hiimpton '.-] -
Philadelphia— Qneenatoivni-LlYerpool'
Atlantic; transport line
, Nerr-Vork— London ; Direct'- .
HOLLAND«AMERICA LITSE; :
New Vorli— Rotterdanivs/*la- Boulotfße'
REDiSTARLINE
'-. '-"New York— Dover— Antwerp
\u25a0\u25a0.; white;star line
' Xrw> york-^QueenntoTrn— Liverpool • .
Plymouth— CherbourK^^SoiUhampton" '
Boston—^Queenstovrn^— Liverpool i*&G
New.;; York ; and IT AT V Fft VPT
Boston ,to . - • * /> > « « CUr rI;
i'ItSSRSSiVIa 'Aaorea and Gibraltar .„
CAXOPIC. ."iJune 12.' July, 24, Sept. 13,' Oct. 30
CRBTJC.:..-.June 26. Augr '--.1. ,oc*.:', 16,; N0t." 27
nOMANICiV..r.JuIy 3,VAn(t.2I, Oct.' 2. X0t.13
FI N^.AND . t:\ July; 10.": Sept.% 23, ; Kot. , 6.1 Dee". \u25a0 9
G. X. J KOEPPEI.," Pa.«*ena;er 'Aa;ent" Pacific Coast,"
. 40 -iEUUi Street; Near jMajket.y-;-.
CJCAHDINAVUN-AMERICAN 'IIKE,
; %J i«joee Toai',Twto4Bcr«w Paaaaosv QtaaiMraV
. ' . . . : Direct to ; '
Norway, lSirecte" and DfHiaark
United \u25a0 State* . .Tjune 10| Oscar \u25a0 II \ . ."\u25a0.:.; July J 3
C.i F."* Tletwn. .:June J7 United States '.'.'. July 22
Helliir 'Olav .-;.*.' ;Jnne 24 C.jF.^TietgenriT.July 29
All S teamen ; Equipped With ° AVlreleaa
- First . cabins $75 upward ;; second | cabin,' $3.7.50.
A; B.: JOHNSON; & CO., 1' Broadway.- New *Xork;
or'to.luc<l;agent».-J\-'."--'- :> ':V".?';-;-..^ .:*^r \u0084_->-.-,
;Compagnie\Gencrale; f TranBatiaritiqu
S^pf DIRECT '• LIKEiToI HAVRB-'PARIS. ; "\u25a0? '\u25a0?>
|V Sailing «. eTerylThursday.> Instead ; of ; Saturday '
atUO ian m.;nroni 1 pier] 42,* Xorth IriTer, ; foot : of
Morton;at.*c^^c^^ara^--- : --:r;r i v'\/ \u25a0-;\u25a0; .;,,-\u25a0
'-:'.: YlT*t ' elaes to > HaTTp. > ?77.50 j and 1 upward ;"; sec-"
ond'classto Marred $50 *nfl npward/.sOEXERAIi"
AOESCY<> FORIUNITED S SSTATEB i Axf > 1 CA\v
rADAniB 'State s «t.?>Netr tYork.'isJ.'JF.^ FUGAZI,"
Maaaxen i I'aci n« i Coast.- 630 , Mon tgomoryj «t. .' San
Wam-ieco. ssold r bysaU|rallroad^et
Trap Sliboters ; Cpmpiete
Bluerock Tqurnanient
. .The holiday 'bluerock '. tournament of • the Pacific
Const trap shooters'; association ; was concluded
it . Ingleslde yesterday, with 33 members of ; tUe
. shotgun ' briga'de \u25a0 '; participating ' in -\u25a0 the 'scheduled
contests. As Yon." tn.e preceding : day, % the pro
' gram called' foe. 130 targets, ' dtTided ' in four 20
. end: two 25. bird contests.' Four of 'the contests
. were"' trophy \u25a0 STents,' thc'Petpra. Balllstite and
Grand 'trophies and .the 'Sofensen mcUalibelng
shot for.-'. ;-. ;, ,*...-'. w •\u25a0 .: \u25a0.'.-'*'. '-^ "\u25a0'\u25a0:
YE.. 1 lolling captured the" high gun honors". with
a 'score of .121,. but being a ' professional .he was
restricted ' : to . smashing : targets ".and '•: could « not
compete .for any of ,the trophies. • Holling'S" per
formance-yesterday'made him* the .winner of ; the
fcig"h : AT-er-age ; for. the : tournament, his i score" for,
the last, two days being 239 out : of 260 trapped
targets. - . .. ; .'_ ; \u25a0 ..-"'' • \- . ,:
-.Tony Prior and Otto Feudner. tied for the high
average . among ;. the • amateurs 5 yesterday,"- both
smashing 1 1.U , of the > allotted , 130 bfrds. The
amateur high average for. the two days was won
by .-Tony "Prior with o a- score -of -236, Newbert of
Sacrameato- being .second- wlth"23s. '
: I-n the contest for , the -Peters . trophy Newbert
and i.Tony -Prior tied, both scoring 19 out of 20.'
The first shoot 'off resulted in. another, tie, with
each, shooter • missing only 'one - target, ; and i the
second was won ;by Prior * with \u25a0a • score of .19,
against Newberfs 17. "V-.' ; : \u25a0*.- ; ;
\u25a0 In the shoot for the Sorensen medal Prior was
j ti«*l'agaiu. lie and Elson making;straight scores
of ; 25. In • the \u25a0 shoot off i- Prior \u25a0 scored 23 ' and
Elson IS.- Newbert, too/ was tied twice. -he- and
Webb making 19 tn the shoot' for , the ' Grand
tiophy.-'- In fhe^ shoot off Newbert : won," smash-,
ing. IS. targets; agafnst. Webb's^ 14. ° \u25a0 .'
": The. Ballistite, trophy «>Tent: was won handily
by , Otto . Feudner, :. he being -the only shooter to
make a straight score in that eTcnt.. \u0084 . -\u25a0'\u25a0;
; Salt Lake Results
SALTI^AKE CITY, -May 31.— Only one faTf>r
ite won * at ' the .fair : grounds \u25a0 today. . •: The "crowd
was the largest of., tbe meeting. The ' track
was - slow and -'in poor condition, . owing to bail
weather, last week. \u25a0 St.- Joe; -the od<ls-on faTorite
In the fourth race. ..wa« heaTlly played, ; but
was outrun by > Velma ' C and Tom Shaw. Re-
SUltS:' • . \u25a0 .. '' -.-\u25a0••::. -\u25a0
-First rare, 5 fnrlongs. \u25a0 Rellinsr— Galranlc. 110
(Boreli. S to 5. won:< Dolly Dollars. . 109 (Nel
son). » to 2. second: Elnidale. Xl - (Kum>; 5 to
1. third." -Time, 1:05. . Beauraonter, L«ssen.; Sir
Preston,. Byron, Lallna, He au < Man . also \u25a0 ran; \u25a0
Second- race, 4 furlongs, \u25a0 selling — May-Brlde,.
1-01 CPeak),: 2 to 1", won; Mlhnldocla. 105 (C»t
ananghj,- 8. to "». second ;\u25a0 Camera, 98 (Mondon),
4 to 1, third. -Timp/' :.">2 2 5".'. l^awextra, StlTer
Grain. Grahame Kilso ran. " < \u25a0 '" .
Third race, one , mjlp, splllng-^Colonel White.
11l (Sum*-an), '4 to 5, won:.Priceles» Jewel.
102. (Tnyior), . 8 to 5. second; Exchequer, 00
<RadtkP), 8 to 1, third. Time, 1:40. 2-5. Pre
tension atlso \u25a0 ran. . •' • \ • • \u25a0 .'.-.- ' -. • • \u25a0
Fourth rsi-e, : 5 fifrlwng»-j- Velma 6, 107" (CaT
anauglit.. fi, fo 1, won: -..Tupi Siiaw.' 112 (.Moii
d"on*>-,--" 7"-to-.-5, r , second;". St. -\u25a0 Joe; 111 • -"(Peak).
i tri 5,. thlrd.---.Ttme."i{o3 4.--BHly4 .--BHly Tajlor. . Happy.'
Chappy.- .'.. Black.;. D.ouj.Jno,' Dlneen; and -Salnciila
also ra.n. : .' .l:'. l :'- ,/'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0','• >-^- 'J* '
. Fifth race-. 6-furl6nKs— Grotto.'. -99. (Mondon>;
10 "to 'U v«n; A,ks.A4--Beu; 107 (SulliTan). '<* to 1.
second;. La .Ueine' Illnduo, 107 • (CaTanaugh)i
2'r to *• %,'\u25a0 third". Time/ l ;1O' •\u25a0~4-5.- . Hazlet- and
Fig-entialstfu-ran.--.' :-,:-." • ' . .' ' ' " " : • •
: Sixth.- race, : 4}s furionsrs^-Bogg*. " 100 (Hacrls) ,
5- to 1, .won;- John --A,; Mallon, 112 (Klrschbaiinr).,
10 ; -' to \, second;.- Royal. -Ben, .114 (Peak), jereii.
' third. . .'Tins'ei - :'SS. . Gypsy Vice, -Balhade. ' and
Rubric- also tan;- •-••'.\u25a0,..: '-'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0 "-; "\u25a0 '.
iatohia Races
.. L:\TONIA; May 31.— First race.- Ois# and an
eight -inUe»-=fliUße Turner/ 15' fo 1. won;- Billy
PulhnaTn/v8 "to X. ' gecoiid; "Ee'lleT-tewV 5 -.to, "It
tKlhl.". 'Time; 1!53 4; -5. • •;:•'\u25a0.•\u25a0\u25a0' -• -
Second ' rac«, -four and • at . half furlongs — C. "Ac
Lelman.' : lo -to. l;.won; Cherry; Ola, 7 to- 3,' sec-.
oa>l;". Gllby". .30 to .1. third. •• Time, 153 3-5. . .-
Tliiril '/.ace, •• six" .furloncs — Hyperion ll,* 5 ;to
1..",w0n; Cfilloqay;- 7 to 10; .second;. -Crystal Mald,
13 to- 5. .third.- ".Time-. " VU2.' • \u0084 • .'
\u25a0\u25a0-'fourth' rate; one and- a sixteenth riilles-X-KJng;*
Daiijrlitei-;- -4" to' s;' wop: "Wc>rtl. Sandals." 15 to
I,'- second;' Tom Hayward;i2 to°l, third. Time,
1:44 4-5.' \u25a0••"•\u25a0\u25a0'••.:.\u25a0 :\u25a0 -.- \u25a0 •_'.° • •
•'\u25a0 iFifth-. ra.cfv'slx .furlonsrs — I.ndhlma". 6 to - 1,
wen: Chalice,-.. 8 to" '1/ second;' Xareo, 4 to. 1,
third. Time, 1:14 l-.V ' . .
Slxtli race. ' 'one .mile,— Keep MoTina. 4 to I.
won;* Semprcnj.-' 40 tn-l, .second; •"Cymbal, 12
to 1, third. Time. 1:3» 3-5. . • ».
JEVENTV START IN DIKE BACB
SALT r.AKB CITY. Miiy'3l.— Tbere were TO
starters^in the annual Memorial day road rac<>. .
the oldest ; emit of the • kind in -the United
State*, which took nl:»re. th!« afternoon.- For
the s fifteenth, time, the bicycliMs pedaled .orer
th«> 16 miles of cotmtrr.. road, to Farraington,
and . were cheered . heartily \u25a0by a lara-e crowd a«
they crossed 1 - the jtoal.- Joseph Wessman 'won,
time • 45:12; G. : Wllcox. second^". E. M. .GolTy
third. -:.
-.PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL : :
M^i r jw - \u25a0 Steameni- LeaTe . Broadway
/sVp*-^ffiV wharyes tPlert 9 • and 11)-
f&L^ -^l\. LOW RATES.. INCLUDING
PVVS*^[ r*l- BERTHS AND -MEALS.
1 \ *VB&a5a)"l SPECIAL round tkip
vSL V :zGf LOB ANGELES
>S^B*{^/' SAN DIEGO ..
'\u25a0. :;v7r*Q2l*<-".- . .*SANTA BARBARA
' *GoTernor ...".. .Mon'., J-une 7," 21. Jaly 3, 2 p. ,m:
|PreBtdppt-f-Moa., June 14,' 2S; July 11. 2 p^ in.
". V 'Alternately Ev<>ry Monday Thereafter. •- ,'
Santa ''Rosa..'. ...Every Thursday, 10:30; a. ' m. •
* 'Direct for I^os Angeles, . Will not call Santa
SEATTLE •.. (DIKECTr, tTQWNSEND
TACOMA, f VICTORIA. fVANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for SB. • Alaska, Ska^way,
Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome, St.- Michael. '
Queen . . 1 A . . . : .Tueo.," June 1.-.13, :29, 2 p. m."
tPre«ident.;Sat.', June 5; lb; July 3,= 17, 2 p.m.
Pucbla....Tue».. June-8,22; July 6," 20. 2 p.m.
tGorernor. ..Sat., June 12,""- 28;" July 10/;2 p. m.
Umatillai-Tues., July ; 13,. 2. p. m. •
f Will not call at Victoria, Townsend, VincOuTerl
NOME:VND;ST; MICHAEL
Umatilltf 1 direct ) . 7.\ .V. . . : . . . ''. .4 p. m., ' Jnne 1
" -EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
City of Topeka. . . . .".June ?,, ». , 13.- 18. . 23. 28;
July ' 3.: 10.30 a. tn.- KTery flfth day thereafter.
GUAY3IAS, 3IAZATLAN.LA -PAZ
Curaca0.. '...... »...7<h : each jnontb, 10 a. m.
\u25a0 ALASKA. CETJISEa— teaTe.Beattles > v .
Spotane..l..Jone 15, 30; July 15, 30; August 14
.Queenf. .-. .:.".....'."...... . , . . < .-..'. » . .July 15," 30
''\u25a0 /Right reserved' to: change this schedule.
TICKET. OFFICES— 3 Market st:,. 112 Market it.,-
= : '\u25a0 and Broadway Wharf. > Tel. Kearny 493. . '..-"
"OAKLAND— -105(1 Broadway. Tel. Oakland iaso.
) -C: X \ DUNAXX; O." P, A.. San Francisco.
FOR THE ORIENT
S.S.* Minnesota"
:r: r , , - r ]:./ 28,000 TOS3.',.y- \u0084: . . •
, LARGEST ANp : TtSZST OH THE PAcil^O ; •
Sails frbm-Se>ttle"Jdne 19 for" ; ;' '..'\u25a0'
J APAK, 'i CHINA < and • MA JflliA 2 :
' Large • ' and .">\u25a0 comm'odiona ' ; staterooms. Erery
modern, conTenlence. :.. \u25a0\u25a0.". „. .. • '^- -.'.../.;
§M Northern Steamshipf
- \u25a0CS POWEXr; ST<; (FJood" Buildlnr).'; ' V \
'. .. .'.f. Telephone' Kearny 21 48. V- *
O. : W.JCOliß r.ir:;.:.v:..;v;... V: General Agent
TOYGra KAISHA
i«E>RIEXTAL' STEAMSIIIip t c63IPANY>
B.* S. Nippon Ma.iru. ;....; : .Tuesday,' June 1. 1809
8.-'-B. Chiyo Marur..r:-\- .sTaesday, c June 29, 1909
8. S.'Tenyd Marn.^.'.r.V. ..Tuesday, July 27. 1903
•^ Steamers ; sail '.from, company's* piers, N0». '°.42,'
44,inear foot of Second rt.T'r. p.' m;.- for :Yoko-°
hama .and Hongkong," calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hiogo)', .Nagasaki' and Shanghai, and connecting
at I Uongkons 1 with I xtedmeES if or f Manila, : India,
etc.* No .-cargo. recelTed on 1 board, on I day ; of ; sail-
lng.^ Bound -.trip - tickets ' at S reduced" rates. : > --'.
>•-' For j freight and * passage * apply at office^. 240
James Fldpd buUding. 'W. .H.'iUVERT,"
.i a.; '?:-.!-> -'\u25a0•». *\u25a0• -.-. Asslsfarit' General vManajter.*.
ilhilnilllil \u25a0\u25a0•s7^>"*.."Alameda'.,Va'lis7-11,
\u25a0 HMIIy LULU . -round tTip.'jfUO first class."
TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAND— S. S?
Mariposa sails ;il a: m.;. July U. *Snl. Tahiti
J ronnd j trip * $125.^. Wellington.^ $200. It. 1 T. x .
i OCEAN IC LINE.* 673 Mkt. ; ,'teir Kearny , 1231. -
B A Y /AND \u25a0 INTERURBAN ROUTES „;
: M/^EIISLAND N4yY^RD-v
; l Vallejo,: Na'pa, St. Helena .
st.shelesa-xapa valley route
LXMontlceHOiS3S^Co4« Bd"Nipa'ValleyjElectrlc:B d"Nipa'ValIeyjEIectrlc :
R."-K; lCo.7V Close; connection* ;.- ..'\u25a0\u25a0'. '\u25a0 • \u25a0 \u25a0 t
-- 4r.a6^ROUN ; p"TRIPS 6 PAILY^— 6 b \~:
'\u25a0':': Boa ts 5 le 'jltV l San 1 Francisco 't\ \u25a0 00/ i *9 :45 fa . m. ;
12 :30 (noon.f 8 :15.1« :OO.UT B -' M i P"? «•"-•"- " " '
X? SansFranclscftllandlngs and CTay.Vstreet"
wuarf ,** north \end \ f«ry> baildii g.% Msrketl utreet
i ferry rji Meals a: la; carte.V; PaoLe ! Kearay. 40€."
B^jg»MTr;jard \u25a0 dir^; x ' \u0084.--'.- .
AUGTIGNSALES
\ --^5 ***** 1 1^ XlVi^it m^i . - - *
. 5O head of : gentle broke horses, -weight from
l;00O:to 1.600 pounds, consisting of bea-ry draft
horses (sereral- heaTy matched teams),- laundry,
grocer/ - . butcher. •„-. bakery : and ' bnsiness • buatfy
horses, \u25a0. al*o several '\u25a0 fine roadsters and " Rents*
drlTing horses, to •be sold without reserTe or
limit at 1 p. m.
TUESDAY, June 1, 1909
A few good outnlde horses taken at tWa sale.
, :We»hare to offer at prlTate sale 100 head of
2 year old mules.Mht finest of their age in tae
state; also 60 head of mares and geldings welsh-
ing 'from 1,100 to 1,400 pounds, mostly unbroke.
all in fine condition, for sale, subject to dellTery
on board cars at MenriU,.Ore. y
WESTERN HORSE MARKET
Tenth and Bryant
B. STBWAIIT k CO. .
H| ROTH
AUCTIONEER
OLD HORSE SALE
JUNE 3, 1909 ..
AT 10 O'CLOCK ;A. M. SHABP
I WILL SELL. AT.
1238 MARKET STREET}
By Order WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
Twp^Thqusand Packages
of Unclaimed Freight
'Not Called for Prior "to August 1," 1903
The Goods Comprise ° Boxes. • Trunks,
Griijsi. Bandies. Etc., Etc. ,' ;
H. ROTH, Auctioneer
456 Sixth St. ' '\u0084---Phoasf, .---Phoasf Tnrfc 0230
On - account <jf " expiration of \u25a0 lease I- . will sen
at public auction the . entire \u25a0 contents of the
ELLIS STREET STABLE ";-,
\u25a0';- '• , Consisting; of " / : ... • '\u25a0'
SO HEAD jOP WORK AJfD BCSLVESS
. • HORSES.; IS SETS OFT HARNESS, 10
.' BUGGIES. 1 SURREY,- 5 WAGONS
" AXD 1 POXY OUTFIT." - '-. -
At the cbaclusiop af'the ssle Iwin.selljwlldlng.
Sale takes- place. •at the. • stable/ ""- .' , \u25a0-••: \u25a0
•' .015 ELLIS I STREET '
TUESDAY MORM.\G, JVXE 1
• \u25a0 ; \u25a0.: .. at 'ii -a. -m; • : • • - .-• •'• \u25a0
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 • \u25a0 . J.-D. SILVA, Prop.' •
VT. HIGGIN.BOTTOM, • Auctioneer. ' ._'-...
SALE
THURSDAY*:" June 3. " at II a.? ni.: »t the
Doboce Sale Stai>l«s. 20-T a»d 209 Valencia St.. J
will *el.l 10 panel top \V« son*, 'Horses and Har-
ness belonging to - one • of the largest transfer
flrmft of- tbe city. ' On tbe sam#> ilar we will sp!J
a consignment ot 40 Horses and Mare* from, the
Soot ranch, Colosa; all yotrcjr and from 5 to 3
yean old". Outside stock Aold on . commission.
Must be . a* reprewntert or money refanfled.
WM. CLOUGH, Auctioneer. Phone Park 2T2i
V . RAILWAY TRAVEL
l^^ft^ TRAINS LEAVE
P^if SAN FRANCISCO
Market St. Ferry
•Leave for — I AJI. t . P.M. •
Bakersfleld ...... 8.00 S.OO-10.00
Chicago ......... .... 8.00-10.00
Fresno 8.00 8.00-10.QQF
Grand Canyon... 8.00-10.00
Hanford . . .- 8.00 B.UO :
Kansas City ..-.. ... 8.00-10.00
Merced ".;.:. 8.00 8.00-10.00
Stockton ........ 8.00 4.00- 8.00-10.00
Stockton, Oak- ° "
\u25a0 dale & Sierra ° \u25a0 • •
-,Ry. points .;.. 9.45' .
•Tulare .......... 8.00. 8.00-10.00
Visalia 8.00 8.00-10.00 •
Yosemlte ........ 8.00 ... 10.00
California "Limited tbronsb to Cblcaco
\u25a0 - ' leaves at 10.00 p. m. '\u25a0 • '\u25a0
. OFFICES: > .
673 Market Street and Market -".Street
• Ferry Depot, San Francisco . ,
1112 Broadway, Oakland „
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. MAY 11, 1809
• . > VIA SAUSALITO .
For Snnaalito. Mill Valley. San Ra-
fael — Dally — Escept Sundays: .ETery 30 minute*
from 0:43 a. m. until 9:43 a. m.: hfcurly until
2:4S p. m., then 3:15 and emy 30 tnlnnte* uotU
7:45 p.m.. then 9:00. -10:35 p. m. and 12:01 a.m.
-On Sundays erery SO minutes until 1:45 p.°.m..
then 2:45 p.-tn. and eTery.3o minutes «intirT:43
p. m., -then 0:00. -10:33 p. in. and 12:01 a.' m.
-.For Fairfax— Week days — 8:45. 7:1.">. 7:45,
8:13, »}l5. 10:4.".. 11:45 a. m.. 12:45.. 1:45. 2:45.
3:15, .3:45. 4:15; 4:43. 5:13. .3:45, «:13,-rt-:45
p.' m. Sundays— 7:ls.- 8:15. ft:ls. 9:43. 10:43.
11:45 a. 'm.. 12:45. 1:45. 3:15. 3:43, 4:43,
5:15, 5:15. 6:15. 6:4r.. 7:4.-. p.m. .
,For San Quentln — Dally — 9:15 a. ro.. 1:45 p. or.
\u25a07:15 a.m. daily for Glen Ellen and way'sta-
tions. ..;•--.
* 7:45 a. m. dally for.' Petaluma. Santa. Ro*a,
HeaUlshurp. CloTerdale, • Uslsh. - Wllllt*. Sher-
wood. ' Sebast=opol. , ' ' ' • * ,
".7:45 a. • m.' daily, escept Sunday!".' for Guerne-
Tille. ItiTer' Landing and way stations. •'
. 8:15 °a. m. "\u25a0 ; daily, for Cazadero anil way sta-
tions'.
8:43 n. 'm. .Sunday only for Tetalama.- Santa
Rosa.* • GuerneTille, . Rlter ; Landln; and way
«tatlons. ° \u25a0 .- / \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
'0:13 a. m. .Sunday only for Glen Ellen, Point
Reyes.* , \u25a0 ' • .' - - : : \u25a0- • ; •
. : 10:45 a. m. dally ' for Petalcma, Santa "Rosa
and way", station*. _\u25a0 ;•-;. \u25a0_
2:45 p. m; daily, .except Sunday, for Caxadero
and -way. station.*. * - .. \. , -"T .
;.''3:ls 'p. m." daily for . ret a Jama, Santa ' Rosa,
Healdsburp. CloTerdale. Ukiab. - GuerceviUe.
RWer Landlnjr.' Sehastopol. ' " #" ;\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
: ;4:45 p..m.daHy.-for Glen Ellen and way sta-
tions.'- '- :.". • .-'."-- -..;\u25a0..';\u25a0'.-
• s:ls°pr. m. daily for.Petalnms; Santa Ros>a.» . •
. 5.45 p. G ra. ' daily, except , Sunday.:. an«l 7:42
p. . m. Sunday only for \u25a0 Point . Reyes . ami • way
stations. - " : . - "
* VIA? TIBUROX
". - For Tiburon. BelTedere—^-TVeet ? ' day s-^-7 :3^,
9:00. *ll:45 a. m."(*12:45 p. m. Saturdays only),
3:30.5:30 p.. ro. x- \ . -„-". :,
-Sundays— 7 :"0, }0:00. Jlt:OO a. m.. $12:30,
3:a),-s:3oip..m. rand *12:01.«r Hi. ; , . - *
<"Vla rSausallto^ • tGonnect 'with train for
Schuetien ' Park. * ' ".".' '
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Pacific Transfer Company's agents are anthor-
Ixed to ebeelstbaßKage airwt frota'renldrnee.—
' •'. Ticket >' Offices. - north i end ' Ferry - Bnllilln; ' and
874, Market street. Flood building-. - Z^aaJHatanMSE
' MUIR WOODS
WSm MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSAUTO FERRY
\u25a0TB&jr "' '\u25a0•\u25a0 .' '. FOOT OF MARKET aTOTET .'.
, LEBAL" HOUPAYS-SUWOAt TWS '
± W.Sm Frttcba >. it.MnirWMfa. It. Isb^»lj
\.T.EK "SUN-: WEEK ' I'- SOS- ' TTEEK , I SU.V-
DAY ' PAY 'PAY {'DAY' DAY ' HAY
9:45 a 7:16 a f7:2oa .11:05 a -7:20*1 9:42 a
-.:•:..: '4:1S» ...... ..; ... r..... :.....
*Sat. only.- \u25a0 tMan. only. c <£Tamalpais only. • ISlnir only
" "'-Ticket Offieet— Sauaalho Ferry and 874 Market- -
General Offices— Mia \aflfy. Caiyorna- -
. i(l2tb and , Mission)— ' Dally , ei.- Sunday— Lt. :
•7:45 a,* ite^Oa.L-'lilSp. ts:4op. .Ar. S. F.:
•7:25 a. ltJ>:loa.;i:COp. fl:lsp. -; Straday»— Lt.:
; *7:45a, -t»:3oa. - t*l9:loa. •H:lsa. *12:13 p.
ts:4Op.- Ar." 1 S.'i'F.: .•7:2."ia. -f?:10a. ; •11:40 a,
•4:4ojv ts:'sp>- \u2666*S:W)p. »To: and . from' Ariets.
tTo , an«! > from - Tnnltas * Gl*n." i* J ? top \u25a0» t '\u25a0\u25a0 Salads,
San Faralkme,,? Mo«* '- B»arh,
Oranada.'f Half moon - Bay. «^? Connect at Tnnltn*
Glen with ! srase for Su Grcgorlo, Pescaflero and
Pebble Beictt. - . , M
AUCTrOM SALES
120 -HORSES-- lio
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
BY ORDER OF THE - ABE L-STA UN-
TON IIOK.SK COMPANY "OF
WINNEMUCOA. NEVADA
\ We wilK sell KlO head of atl purpose horsea
of theHr Quarter Circle and V Bent-U brand*:
Also one carload of gentle work hordes Trelshlnif
from 1.2<Kl try 1.3.-.11 |witnj(l«. frora Klamath rails.
; Orrgoa. all In eoo<! «rder *ml ready for work.
Sale takes place Wednesday. June 2. at 1 1 «.
• m.. at J.- B. Hcran'a sale janls, corner 10th
and Bryant sts.. S., F.
TV. H. HORD, 'Auctloneer^M Market «t. -
$~i£ S?S? -feg.
IX OAKLAND. C 5 HEAD XT ACCTION.
.WEDNESDAY. Jnne 2. a: 11 a. m. They are"
ct-mblnation consignTnents; cheap" olty horses. an«l.
trill acit all pnrposes. . Al*<> 37 Teliicl»» and -W#
*et3 or haraes-?. 56-" 4th «t.; <laklnnd.
J. TT. MEDKIROS. Ancticn»»r.
BIIILIVAY TRAVEL
r^g*] San Francisco
\zs-t~f\/ffl Fbou Mat 29. 1909
'\^qT^\/ FEKKY DEPOT
... o ._^ 1 - -^T - Foot of Market Street
Leava —VIA OAKLAND .ri£K— _4rnv9
2.lsa~KileaT Lmrriiore. Tracy. >» Latirop, *"
Stockton. Lodi, Sacramento 9.53?
6.40« Hay ward. Niles. San Jets 7.C8»
7UJO» lUchmoitd. Port Coata. Benicia. Sui-
1 inn. Dixon, Sacramento. llceeTille.
'-"•«. UarysTiUe. Keddisg. Lunstcuir.... 7^B>
7JOO* Umira, Vacatille. humaey 7.23? •
7JQQ& Darts. TVoodlaad <Xlaryi» He. Oro-
' Tille). T/iiliama. Uaxnelt.
Hamitoa. Corning. Ee«l Bluff. .. 7.23?
; 7.40 a ValUjo. r.'apa. Cnli&toga. fanta llcsa
° JLirtinea. Saa Ramos. Dotightrty,
* P!ea»iito.i 6.03?
' 7.40 a Nil?*, i'leajairtuD. 1-itemcr?. AI-
. • fcunont, Lathrcp. Stockton 7.23»
7.40 a Tr^cy. Los 15ano«, Kermas. Frtaao,
. Itinfora. Visaiia/ 4.23JC
J 9.00 a . Newark, San Jose. Los Gatoy.V.ritht, rl fe- •
'; -" * Frfton. Boulder Creek. 6a»taCnu.. 6.48»
. . aUOa Port Costs., Martinez. Ujtob. Tracy.
• „. S:ackiuri v llrrcej. i'r«co. Gcsbea
Junction (llanford). Aualia. Forter-
! * °. \u25bcflla - Brnkersfielii.,...: 4.48»
B'2o* Y(»3emit« Valley Tia M«red ....... 4.48?
(MMa KUds^livermor*..- Stockton (•Jlilton).
. Valley Sprins. '. lon'e^ Sacramento. 4.ZBa
.B.ooa Sonera. Tuulumne and Argria. : 4.28b.
' 9.00* Atlantia Express' — £ncramn>to,Tnie>
. . • kss. Ozden,, Silt Lake Citj, LtnTer.
; " Kansas City. \u25a0 6.28J
. :9.40a: 9.40a, Rleaaiond,, Fort Ccsta, Marthses, •'«*?•.''• I
• \u25a0 " - -Bay Point. ;."..;*.» ....,%,' 0.48»
; 10.20 a VaJtejo. Hnre Idsnd, Xapa 1 1 .23 a
, 10.23* 1.09 .Vijelw Ytsstxtga—Vctt Costa,
• . • . Jra.-tLiei, Brrbn, Piracy, Stncktott. ,
JlireeJ.' Ftesao-., lla:i[orii. >Jealia.
. > Tulars. Dnkerifftld. tfis Anre!»... 7.43J1
10.40 a GoiaSetd Paaa.— I'oit Cost . Ue-uiria,
"• -'- Si-r.vnfnt:> Truckre; IJazen, llins,
." • Tonopab. CoraaeSl. Lawa>liet!».. 7.48*
10.43* MarriT)ll»; Chico. lied Bluff 4.28*
. .|2.ooniTh4 Orerjaad IL-niUd— feenTtr,
• • ICaasM City. Oa>Ua. Ciwsjo....;. -7.28»
1 .20s \u25a0 Nilet. San ' Jom an 1 Wit Stations. . 2.43?
2.00p Newark. Satr.rosc, Lou Gate*. Wrijiht, sm
FHton, Boulder Cr«k.'Sa^ta Cn«. . 9.58»
2.20J) Bsnieb. auwuii. garramento...: I.08»
2.20 a Portlantl £spreat (rif, L"arisV Via- • *
liamt. -Willow*, Red lilnff. Weed.
A*hland.,1 > ort!«nd. Tscotaa. Seattle. 12.28?
2.40? San I.eandro. Nil en, San Jcse 9.283
3.03 a lienicuv. °\Viiitfr*. Sacra mnito.'T\ood-
•' lan.l. Mary »» ille ati<l OroTiiU 10.43 a
' 3.0C9 Saa; Leandro. NJea, Ceattrvdlf. Xew-"J \u25a0
ark. S»3 Jose." 10.08 a
3.20s Port Costa (Stockton), ilartinei,
ISrron. Modesto, Merced. I-nsi.o... 12.05»
3.43s Via Sauailito. West Ka^h. St. lieirus.
Calistor*.., 10.35*
4.00? Vallejo. Napa, OiliTtofs. Santa" Rots,
M.iiiiiits. £\u25a0»!» liattion, I.oujlerty. \u25a0
liTerjaorw. . .: .. ... ...:..:... 9.28 a
4.00s Nile*. Tracy Stockton. LodL.-rT;... 10.28*.
4.40> San. Leandro. Hsyr.a.ii. Niies, J 18.23*"
--' - - Pleannton. LiTermoie I 1 1 1.4 C»
6.00? Th« Oti Limited— Nenean. Loa
.Bunof. 'feudotn.' Kermas, Fresno,
I Tu!a«. BiUeraaeiil. 1,..5. 4 titt1e5... 8.48 l
B. 00» -Ruskll. San Jose. Los Gates 3.43*
, ' B. 00» SaturdaT sn4 Stmdar (or Wright. Felt
• ton. (Boulder Creek). Santa Cna... {9.28*
3.20? S.-in Le.iirl-.i. .'."ilen, Sin Jose ° 7.48 a
. .By4op Richmond. Pinole. VaHejo.i'octCoßt*,
llenicta. Suisan. Sacramento — Hose-
. '\u25a0\u25a0 Tille, Lin coia. Marysviiie. OroTille..' 11.233
" 6.20? Eastern &spr ess— Ogdea. Putlte, : .
'-. \u25a0 Dearer. Kan sas City, . St. Louis,
'Chicaio. ..'.
Port Costa, Bviicia, Ca:raa«nso, jC
Heao, Sparks 8.23?
6.40 a HnywarJ. Niias ami fen Jc5e........ 8.43»
t7-C? Va!l*jo. Port Costa. Marlines, B»y
1 . Poiat antl Way Statioaa ti1. 13?
5.20? Oretiu Kxpress — Sacramento.Mary*>
' Tflfe." lUdcfing. (Maedori; KLinatU
" F»!la). AaWaa-i. Portland. Tacoma,
\u25a0 • -Seattle, S;wkar» O.4C»'
9.00? Chi:n ami Japan- 'Fast -Watt—
OsJen. Cbeyenn*. PenTer, Baosas \u25a0•
City, Cfmai:», die-ago?. 2.43 a
.11.00? Yosemit? Vallr/.Tia, NUe*. Jlerced.
\u25a0„. "ElPorUl. ....„.-. t.43a-l
Jll.bO? JTilm. Lit.'irop, Modestc. Uercetl.
Fresno...,- ...^....-. 10.38?
. • COAST LINE j
" \u2666#"* Third tiutl Tovtustinl sireet»>
I |5.23s Loop — 23d Street, Visitaekia.
n *\u25a0 - Sout^ San Fnnc»co. Va!ci:ci» St. 1 6.33 a
.- t5.40» Loop — Valencia St. Oceau View U
' ,"\u25a0 ' Ceinsiefies, dout!» San Francisco, 23d
1 •\u25a0-•*\u25a0-. Street, 3J andTawnser.il.'; ........ 1 8.50 a
,8.40 i South San Frandreo. Ban Jote. G3-
. ""' • "roy. (llollifto*. Ssrg^jt, Salinas. . " 8.509 -
I " ;7,OC* Siiadaj- Exror<ion Giiroy, Pajaro. Cas- \u0084
"trovill* Drtiloate, Monterey, Pacific
GroVe 10.50?;
.B.oo* Tha Coaster— San Jose, tastre Till-, \u25a0
• ' SaJinns, , S>leinil. Cbanslor, I'rto «
; • Uob!:s Hot Sprii-js. Etn . Luis '•- ""
Obispo. Pisuio, Ooej:ii>. (ituiijalups,
Satf, Lompoe. BunU L'«rL«:a, t . -
Ventura, Omni I.oj Ai;rf-i.... 11.431
; 8.05* Maynd.l.- Los Altos, L. s dtos, \u25a0 ?
Wright. (Bnalder Crt^k). Santa Crux.
Watonvflle. Castroville. Del Jlonte,
Monterey, Facia© Grove 1.25?,
8.20* Sotttit Sin iTiucisco. ralo.AU?, San
Joso. Way Suti<ins .-.:........ • 7.35*
8.20* Lu3 Altos. Los Gatos,Wrijht, (Bouider -• -'M I
; V Creek). Saata Crua *7.20?
Q.COi Smi Josr. U.lroy. Ealiiia*. Clanflor,
Pap Koßes Hot Spriiip. faa Luis 1 ;
Obispo— HoUister— tiaata Cru*, L'el
Monte. Monterey, Pacitlo 00t*. . . 4.00 a -
10.40a' South San Francisco," Bcrliapme,
San Matso. Palo Alto. San Jose \u25a0 6 .30 i -
I 10.40* Los Altos UoaU \Uta. Los Calos. . |*f 'j^l
11^0* Valencia SC, Ocean Tiew, Colma.
• •- \u25a0 Ceoieiarien, Baden. San 8run0..... f.3sp r
I '.oop SaturSay. F4IO Alia and War Stations 5 .C0? *
1 11.40* &>uthSsu Francisco, fan Jora ..:.. 13.20*?
2.00? South San Franc:e:o. Palo Alto. Sac . "
1 J05«.:....;. 8.40 a
t2.00a Im A!ioj. I.oj Gator. TCrizats, f • -•'
(Boalder Creek). Saata.,Cn« 1 13^0^
\u25a0' ' 2.10 a Bay Shoes, Yiaiurioa. San 8run0..... t*-*5?
3.00[> Del Mont» Express— San Jcse. Giiroy.
ChiUeadea. ualsoavJile.SaataCrua,
. \u25a0 Del Jliale. Uonterty. I'aciSo Giove 12.30?
3.20p South San Francisco. Ean Joae, Gil- '
! ' -\u25a0* roy. Cutrovills. balinas . : ..... 1 0.25*
4.OQp Smwet lSxpress— 'iutmn.' Dewing.
LI Pan, boHston Nsw Orlcaos.
Paso lIoI.Im llot S priun, San Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los ADjtlca, 11.40*
4.00p GUr»y. HoUiater, T.-es Pino» : . . 8.50 a
4.OQp Del Montf. .Uonlerey. Pacito Grove. 11.45?
4.00? Ivansas City. St. Louis. Clicsjo.... 11.40 a
'4.20p South Saa Francisco. Ean .'o«e. .. t9-00*
r t5-33? ftu» Bruno, San "Vateo, Palo Alto. baa
. Jcweaiul TVay Siatiout. '..<....... 8.40*
f 3.03? Lwp— 23d Sir eet, V Lsilacioo, 6outh .
1 Sa»; iranciifo, V.-len«k Btrtet. 15.15?,
1 5. 1 0? Lis -Altos. »Los Gato«.V.risbt, (Eoulder
Cr«i), Santa Cr» 9.50p
t3.20> Itriwooi Pal* Alto, llajneld. San \u25a0 \u25a0»
J0w...... -, ... I.IOs
', |5.20» 1/M AttiM. Jlonta Vista. Lo» Catos.. *t3.20p. '
t5.25? , Bjriiasaae San llateo.' tan Jow .. t3.20?
6.30» L*sp— Valencia St. Oceaa Vi!TT.
Cemsterias. South flan rrantisco.
. .23JStre»W W and Town send .. 8.40*5
5.40? bxa Bruno. San Hateo. RedwocxL
\u25a0Palo Alto, ifanta Clar*. San Jom... \u25a0 7.40»
' 15.40? Los Gates, ittright. (Boulder Creek), . '
Saata Cri» 5.40 a
tS.O3? ULHbrae. Easton. S»«». Mateo. Palo
Ait». Jlayr'Wd. Los Alto», Los Gates 13.00*
1 6 00* Saturday*. .Wright, (Bouker Creek).
1 *u»ta,CrQj «•.- .......... {3.00 a
1 6J)5« 23.1 Street. VkaUcion.. South San ;-
1 Francisco. Valencia Street.. ..-;.::. j,17.t5»
» t8.25» Lo<^— Valencia Street. Ocean Tiew.
I ' Cemeteriei. -South San Irancisco, .
I 33i Street. Si and Townsend ...... t7.«oa *'
. ' 8.30? Sotr.li 3in Francisco. Saa J0te..... 6.40 a
' BJJQ? Loa Angele* Patsenier— B*n Uateo.. "
Red-Tood, Pato -. Xlto. - Ban Joa». - -«
Gilmy. Salinas, Chaa»)or. Paso
. - Robfes Hot' Sprints.' Ban Lai* •
Obispo,: Piano, Santa, . Barbara Lot
•1 AnfSM ;.'.... :........' 9.30*;
1 1.45? Sw-ii Saa Francisco. Palo . Alto. Saa 1 7 .20*
: \u25a0'-\u25a0'<\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0- -• J0w:... .*.--. r i7'. ;........ r.. ...... / 7^o*
I tl.00? Sacramento Ritct Steamtr»......7..tH^o»,
Uaion Transfer Cmnpany ageats collect -liseprge an 4
1 eheckf ; oora r trains of . Sontoern PaeiSa and - deliver to
r?3iJ*ac». T\uy are amUoriisd to cheek baszaga diieat.
tf on* r»«ideneB. \u25a0 " ....\u25a0<, * .
\u25a0 a for Jlontiar. v -.*.; pfor Afternooa ,*j
. t3uaJay exceptH - \u25a0 . - tSunday oblji :
I .v-;- ;\u25a0\u25a0-,-_ \ i Sua. aai 2fa» — -,— . \u25a0-"*..
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