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PLANS APPROVED
BY HARBOR BOARD
Twin Mission St>le Buildings
NMII Take Place of Present
Wooden Shacks
HE state ioard of har
t>o? commissioners .yes
terday approved As
sistant Engineer Bar
ker's plans for two
concrete buildings to
be erected on the bulk
head of Washington
etreet wharf. The
buildings will be in
mission style with red
tiled roofs. Across
the end of the wharf,
between the buildings.
will be a heavy bronze
Tence, similar to the one in the Santa
>'c waiting room in the ferry depot-
Kutrance to the dock will be through
bronze gates.
In constructing these buildings the
board is earning out a plan that has
be*?n under consideration for some time.
The buildings will afford office space
to the transportation companies en
-Eaged in the river trade, and on, the
ground floor will be' spacious waiting
rooms for passenger* When work. Is
begun oa the Western Pacific depot at
foot of Mission street the river
steamers now docking at Mission street
"wharf will be given bertha with the
other river boats at Washington and
Jackson streets. This arrangement
•wUI-make it unnecessary for the river 1
steamers, going to and from, their
Tbertjjs, to cross the tracks of. the Ala
raeda county ferries.
The secretary of the board was di
rected to call for bids for the construe-
Uon of the Washington street build-
and when they have been built
;those using the river steamers will
have depot facilities at this end of their
journey equal to those enjoyed by the
<H>mnj'jter3 and overlaid passengers In
Vhe ferry building.
Dredger Recovers I.o«t Launch
One of the state dredgers yesterday
l>ro-jgfct from the bottom of the bay off
•Greenwich street wharf the shattered
.remains of the Crowley launch Scout,
•which was run down six years ago by
the ferry steamer Tamalpais. Walter
Johnson, the engineer of the boat, was
drowned and his body, minus an arm
and leg, torn off by the steamer's pad
dle wheel, was recovered about 10 days
}atrr. A friend of Johnson's who was
taking a ride with him escaped and
was picked up by the crew of the
Tamzlpais.
From the report made by the pilot
in charge of the Tamalpais at the time
of. the accident the collision occurred
:ar ocr in the bay off Broadway street
wharf. Men engaged by Crowley
dragged the bay for days without re
«=u:l The remains picked up yesterday
\u25a0u-er> well pre^rved. The engine waV
still in the boat, one side of which had
bern torn away. Weighted with half a
iia of machinery the boat must have
sunk immediately, and as it was picked
vp within 10 feet from the end of
Greenwich street pier it would _««eem
that /he pilot of the Tamalpais Ad at
J^ast contributed to Johnson's death by
disregarding the' law wjjich forbids
rprry steamers from skirting in close
lO'lhe wharves.
Confianxa tt> Go Whaling
The lumber schooner Confianza will
be brought over from Oakland creek
today and prepared for a cruise to the
Arctic as a whaler. It is expected
that it will be r%ady for sea in less
than two' weeks. The fact that the
regular Arctic* fleet remained in port
«his season has attracted men of other
interests to the whaling industry. In
whaling the prizes are sometimes very
rich, and If the present season should
happen to be one of the good ones it is
•-xpected that the few ships that go to
the Ar-ctic will get big catches. Captain
McKenna, an experienced, whaleman,
"will command the Confianxa, Before
putting to sea the schooners hull will
be. sheathed with hardwood, as protec
tion against the ice.
* Sails for southern California
The* Pacific Coast steamship com
.pany's Santa Rosa sailed yesterday for
southern California, and among h«>r
! passengers were: -
sp. S. Peacbj aad iMr. end Mrs. M. J.
dauffctor j Strong
J. W. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. D. B,
iS. S. Copland Flemlnr
'iir. and Mrs. D. S. Mr*. Bocknrell
ill. A. Mjcrs Walter Otto
[If H. Wyman >!rs. E. J. plant
Bliss Norton Mlw M. I. Klhrt-n
More Opium on (he Siberia
Customs Inspector E. E. Enlow,
searching for opium' on the liner Si
beria, "struck oil" again yesterday
when he poked his probe under a metal
scupper on the main deck^ From this
innocent and apparently impossible
hiding place Enlow raked nine tins of
dream food which had been bought in
the orient, it is believed, with money
furnished by the opium ring In this
city. Enlow found fiv<i« tins in the Si
beria's chain locker Wednesday, and he
is still searching.
Water Front .Votes
The army trans^yort Thomas, home
ward bound, , sailed yesterday from
Honolulu.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
*mounW to 475.000 fee'K
The Standard oil company's tanker
Seminole sailed yesterday for ilororan
' for orders. ;
The Jebs*n liner Ella cleared yester
day for Victoria.
The Japa«es<> turbine liner Tenvo
Maru sailed yesterday from Yokohama
. Sor this port.
Tl»« Pacific Mail linor Mongolia,
which left hero May 5, arrived vester^
<lay at Korgkong.
Fever Hidden Ship Makes Port
VICTORIA, B. C. June 3.— With part
of its crew do-An with fever, the British
rhip Sprlngbank reached port today 48
day* out irom Santa Rosalia. During
the voyage from Hamburg the captain's
Vwife. Mrs. Royal. Steward Lund and an
Ab!e seaman died and were burl»d at
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
VZCTOSZX, Jcne 3— Beatinc the steamer
_*J inricto:a In a race across the Pacific, with silk
acd tea . brlnf berried to rh« eastern taark«t,
tb<» «t*-ainer M<wte*L«:!e arrived today with S7
rsloof], 112 Intermediate and ''2 Oiinese steer%re
penM-njrer* and 2.5«6 tons of caryo, - Inclndlaa;
&iS bales of silk. There was lees tea than was
exjxyttd In ooos«ju»oce of the dlffldftsce of the
*fcipp«?r». who are waltSnt; until as arrangement
S.ss been madf regarding; th«> tTnlted Ptatea
tariff.- Th* Monteaj^e and Miuaesota left Yoko
baoa >ofi-:};i-r.
. SAX TTOZO, Jon" 3.-»-The ateamth'.p Presi
dent ealk-d today, botind from Ssn Diego for
&!*ttli» %la San Franciaco and Ecreka' with
frelpfct and patumper*.
The rteamer I>e arrired tbU niornlns. four
days from Coc* bay, cerrylnj 555.000 feet of
lumber.
TTm* steamer f»*Msrjrr W. Elder cleared today
for-Portlaod Tia San FratocUco and Eureka with
trHrht end ,, i pa»«enrer».
TBe Fteam'T </olu«olt arrived tnrlay from Eay
jnOTJl via J<«J» Francis^ with €a>,ooo feet cf.
lumber. -
3PORTIAXD. Jon* S.— Balfour. Outhrl" & Co.
have chartered the «iertnan uteamer Walkure.'
C«t tain Baake. which J* now on it« way^ to
N>w Zealand, having left New York May 2.
The Walkore was ohartrred for October or
November. \o»6ing to carry wheat for the com
pany to the I'uited Kingdom.
Tt»o <»«»rroan bark Frieda • wa« rhartercd • for
Otober loadinr by Kerr. Hißori tt Co. Kerr
* *#id thst il would probably load for Kuropean
j>ortit. It «a<> niwJer«tood- that "the charter, rate
«a« the reralar union: rate of 27s 6d. , The
Frieda i» at 'Artorla and will probably remain
There. until thr cbarterer l» ready to load It. It
' i* the fir*t resael to arrive for a new crop of
trUeat. "9mSK9P^^9
i The «<>aaier Yellowstone left from ' Kain ier
this afternoon \u25a0 with \u25a0 a foil - load of \u25a0 lumber for
Pan i'rf ")<\u25a0;«<\u25a0\u25a0<>. BBQBwBwXM*VR^Ss
Captain . Pond, llgljt boose, inspector, who ha*
inrx returned from Seattle, wild this ; mornins
thst the Jetty baqr-. at tbe tnoutb of the Colom
bia w<>uld Inir t« t<e shifted farther out. to k*»
on \u25a0 «rrwant of » the raplr . propres* . of the : work.
Th" v.'-t'.U'r n-;i; Kiitft the buoy. .; ->jgßgut
Tbe kt*»«««er JoUaa "Poclsca came up to . the
Will Build Concrete Depot for River Traffic
Inaiaa-Poalsen docks last night to finish loading
her cargo. ' \u0084 ; -- >
Finishing loading at 7:30 o'clock last n'.jrht at
Prescort and being la tow down at. 6:30 this
morning was the feat of the" French bark Jacob
sen^ The Jacobsen left with a cargo of 1,500,000
feet of lumber, bound for Europe..
The steamer Casco, Captain Ahlen. which ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday wlrh a gen
eral cargo and 800 tons of ; cement, will go ' to
Tongue point today to load lumber for Saa
Francisco. ._. . \u25a0 ' ; . ;.;, i ,
The Clareniont~wlll go to Grays Harbor for the
same purpose/ " . ,\u25a0
On account of the blowing out of a ring In
the cylinder of Its air pump the steamer Break
water did not get away at S o'clock last night.
a« was expected.- After having tbe ring replaced
during the night lt sailed Ait at 7:30 this morn
ing with 300 tons of freight and about 80 pas
sengers for Coos bay. ;•; »
SEATTLE, June 3.— Arrived: Steamer Dolphin,
from Skagway end way ports; British bark Cel
tictmrn. from San Pedro; United States crulwr
Colorado, from San Francisco; United
lighthouse tender Columbine, from iXilninhia
river; steamer Fairhaven. from' San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer St. Crolx. for Nome, wfth
400 passengers; steamer Edith, for Nome, -with
freight, only; steamer Meteor, for Skagway,
with cargo of explosive* and general freight:
steamer Ohio, for Nome and St.- Michaels, with
400 passengers. -
The steamers - Watson and Falrbaven and
tte British steamer Nlngchow shifted to Ta'"
coma. - ,
Ttie Unite d States ' • cable steamer Burn
side shifted- to Quartermaster harbor to go
Into drydock.
Tie steamer Dolphin, wfctta arrived today
from Skagway. came In with ber port main
tall shaft broken. She will b# able to fall-ac
cording to schedule Stturday evening, lt Is
announced.
ASTORIA, June 3.— Steamer Wellesley cleared
at the custom house today for San Pedro with
a cargo of 780.696 feet of railway tie*. .•
Oil tank steamer Atlas left out this afternoon
for San Francisco after having discharged Its
cargo of crude oH.
Fonr masted schooner Virginia, which Is load-
Ing lumber at Koappton for Saa Francisco, Is
expected to finish this evening.
Four masted schooner Mabel Gale, now out
10 days from San Francisco for thla port. Is
expected to show np at any time. \u25a0
Steamer Breakwater left out today for Coos
bay with .freight and passengers.
Today waa completed the preparations to
raise the Standard oil company* harga No. 91.
but the- testa will be made, on Friday and If
these prove satisfactory tbe actual work will
start Saturday morning and within six hours
It will be known what the attempt will re
sult in. ,
TACO KA, . June 3.— Tte United State* cable
ship Bnrsslde arrived at Quartermaster this
afternoon to clean and repaint preparatory to
Its departure for Alaska.
Tfce steamer J. Marhoffer finished Its cargo
of lumber for San Francisco and left port this
evening.
The steamer 'Watson arrives this evening to
load freight for California. -
The British «hip Msrtborowrb. Hill will not
leave port until Saturday with Its cargo of
lumber for Valparaiso. <•
Tte schooner J. W. Cllse will tow to Port
Townyend to complete it* crew before leaving
the sound for the west ooa«t with lumber cargou
Tbe schooner Endeavor finished loading today
and will leave tomorrow for San Pedro.
Tho British steamer Foxton Hall arrived laft
night and is loading lumber for the west caa«t.
The steamer Tallac left thi* afternoon for
down sound to complete Its cargo with a ship
ment of lumber.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARHIVJI -. \u25a0
From I Steamer \ Date
Hamholdt .'.J. J. I>ogrle...jJune 4
San Pedro JVanguard ..'...-iJune 4
Pujet Sound PorU City of Puebla. June 4
San Diero 4 Way Ports President Jane 4
•van Pedro* Way Port»|Coos Bay June 4
Hamboldt \T. A. KUburn. . June 3
Saa Pedra fosemite ' -.June 5
Hllo Byadea .June 6
Seattle & Tacoma id. Sampson... Jane 5
Grays Harbor Santa Monica. .. Jane 5
San P«dro |G. W. Elder.,. June 5
Honolulu lUirllne ....Jnne 6
New York vU Aneon. .lSan Juan June «
Humboldt jClty. of Topeka. June 6
Paset Sonnd Ports lGovernor /. June 6
Mendoclno A PC Arena] Sea Foam ....June 6
Saa Pedro ISantav Barbara.. June 7
Portland fc Astoria Bose City ...; June 7
San Diego & Way Pcrts Santa Rota .... Jane 7
San Pedro Hanaiel ....... June S
China & Japan ...China . June 8
San Pedra \u0084 Ad. Sampson ..June 9
Point Arena &, Albion. Porno June 10
Seattle & Tacoma... ..] Watson ....... June :0
Hongkong & Yokohama! Ashtabula Juno 10
Portland . & Astoria. . . . ' Nome City .... June 10
Grays Harbor ICentralla ] June 10
TO SAIO
Destination | Steamer | Sails IPiec
Jane 4— I ~~1
LAa .Aspeles Ports IHanal*! .... 10 am j 7
Hcmboldt .. 10 am Z]
Kumboldt .*. ...-irity Topeka. 10.30 a 11
Vancoover, B. C jEUa ....
Grays Harbor iCoronado ... 3pm 7
Grays' Harbor ........ [G. Lludaner. Ipm 2
Los Angeles Ports.". ...fJ. 8. HlgglnsJlO am 3
Seattle i Tacoma }Wasp I 5 pm 20
Seattle & Tacoma (j. B. Stetson] 4pm 4
Seattle direct jttalnler I 3 pm 7
Jnne 5— 1 j
Astoria & Portland 'Quinault ...J ..;. j
Astoria & Portland |Yosemit« ..{2 pia| '2
Humboldt 1. J. Losgie 5 pml 16
Coos Bay M. F. Plant 3 pml 8 '
Point Arena & Albion. Porno ... v . 4 pm» 2
Hoaolola ....1 AUmeda ... 11 am 7
Nome A- St. Michael.. Montara ... 4pm ....
3eattle & Tacoma . ... iiurkman .. Ipm 20
Astoria & Portland itate of Cal 11 am 27
Pnget Sound Ports President ..2 pm 9
Portland & Way Porta.|3. W. Elder. 1 pm 13
June 6—6 — I \u25a0 , \u25a0 i
Lob Angeles Port*.....inoanoke ... 6 pm IS
Astoria &. Portland. .'..(Northland ..3 pm 2
Humboldt }F. Klibnrn.. 10 am 13
Los Aogefes Ports (Ad. Sampson 10 am 20
June 7—7 — I —
Grays Harbor ...jS. Barbara.. Ipm 2
Hllo :.. I Enterprise ..12 m 10
Hamboldt iNorth Fork. 12 m 20
Mexican Ports (Curaca* ....]lo am 17
New York via Ancon..|Pnn»ylvanla|l2 m 24
San Diego & Way Ports) Governor ... Z pm . 9 \u25a0
San Pedro & Way PortsjCoos Bay .. 2pm 11
June S — \u25a0 65 1 V> '\u25a0 -«\u25a0
Pcget found Ports City Puebla. 2pm ©
Grays Harbor S. Monica... 4 pm - 2
Jcne 8 — • r
Uesdocino 6c. Pt. Arena.i Sea Foam... 4pm 4
June 10— : | . J \u25a0•-'..
Japan & China... •....; iSlberia. ..-..1 1 pm 42
Seattle * Taroma jAd. Sampsonj 1 pm :»
Hairallaa Ports ...... '.Hrades ..... 4 pm 2S
?»d Diego & Way Portsijanta Rosa.. l lo.3oa j It
. TO, SAIL FROM SEATTLE " '
•» Deatlnatlon - | .Steamer \ Date.
Sktgwty & Way Ports. polpbin IJune 3
Nome & St. 1 Michael.. l?Unley : Dollar.. (Jane 8
Vaidez & Seward......iVorth^pstern . .|Jnce 8
Norae ti St. Michael... JFalrtm ........ jJuae S
Skagrray &. Way PorU.'JeJersoo .".:... jjune 10
Ekagv?ay & Way Ports. Hnmboldt ..... June J2
Seldo«\a.4c Way Ports. A. O. Lindsay.. June i 5
Nooe & St. Michael... Mackinaw .'. ... Jnne 16
Vaid»z & Seward ..... Sanu Clara '... June 1«
'Time. Ball
United. States branch hydrographle office. Mer
cuant*' Exckange, San Francisco, June
3. 1909. \u25a0 , .
Tbe time ball on the \u25a0 roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly, at noon. Pacific
standard time 1 120 th meridian), or at. Bb. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time. , • \ • \u25a0
i-'..;,i -'..;, J. T. MeMILLAN,
- Nautical Expert. In charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
Cnlted Staffs coast and geodetic surrey — Time
and belffhta of tides at Fort . Point. For city
front (Mission Btreet wharf) add 25 t&iaates.
FRIDAY. JUNR 4
Snn risea .............; -*:47
Sun sets 7-29
Moon rises .................•.:... .8:21 p^m.
Last quarter moon ......June 10, at 0:33 p. m.
Nctt moon ...... ......Jnne 17, at 3:18 p. \u25a0 in.
Ttmel "^ - Tlmel Tlmel^ ITlme! "
Jnn.) — -1 Ft IFt - ]Ft —\ Ft
[L-w| Jh w|. (l vrf [hw|
4.. | 5:44— 0.8 1:06 . 4.0 5:25 3.2 11:05 5!o
5.. «:25— 0.0 2:00 4.5*6:14 3.3 11:40 6.9
6.'. 7:40—0.9 2:54 4.6 7:03. 3.5 .;..: » ...
HW ; , L W ( iHW ,'. .!L Wl
7.. 0:20 5.7 7:56— 0.8 3:45 4.5 8:07 BJS
8.. 1:10 f1.4, 8:45 —0.5 "4:35 4,8 9:15 V-5.4
9.. 2:15 8.1 9:40-^0.2 5:20 HVO 10:2S 3.2
10.. 3:44 -4.«10:52 0.3 6:04 : 5.2 11:42 2.4
11;. 5:25 4.3 11:35 O.S 6:40t- 5.4 .... ..."..
U.'jS." Branch Hydro graphic Office
A branch of the United States hydrographlc
'office., located at the Merchants'- Ezchang-e. la
maintained In « San Francisco for. the i benefit of
mariners, without , retard to nationality ' and I free
of | expense."' Narrators ' are' cordially invited . to
visit i the office, where, complete » seta jof ' charts
and sailing* directions of the '\u25a0 world " are 'kept! at
band for - comparison and : reference.' and -\u25a0 th«
latest Information can always -be obtained re
(Tsrdins lljrbte. , dangers \u25a0to na vigatlon , and \ mat
tera of .Interest to ocean ' commerce. •
J. -T. aIeMILLAN.
Nautical. Expert, Jn charpe.
-\u0084VE\VS o"P';fHE OCEAN
"A'lll Load Lumber; '
Tt« cc^ixtDcr . Colua*M», a 4 • Taoiua, Is under
\u25a0ffHE SAX FR ANCJSGO GALLi, EKIDAY/ JUNE .4. 1909.
charter for 'lumber from Grays Harbor to two
ports 'on the west coast of South America at
42s 6d. . >.'"; v.- -... ; \u25a0. r
Shipments for the North .
Tb» steamer- Queen sailed for.:- Victoria on
Tuesday •with cargo consigned . to j the port of
destination and to other British American cities,
valued at $20,076 and including the following:
52.158 lbs dried . fruit. • 14,525 lbs raisin*, 539
pkgs fresh fruits, 148 pkgs vegetables, 77 pkgs
onions,- s" pkgs potatoes, 364 lbs chocolate, SO
cs canned goods, 25 cs meals,' lo es olives, 1.460
lbs paste. 909 gals wine, 5 cs bitters, - 7 drums
acid. 341 bbls. asphalt. 1.122 pkgs oils, 74 pkgs
roofing material, 5 rolls leather, 5 cs spool' cot
ton. 40 pkgs drugs, 5 pkgs electrical goods. 100
tins matches. 5.500 lbs jrease. 263 pkgs machin
ery, 30 cylii gas- . .
Export* • by the French IJner
. The Frcach ''steamer Amlral , Hamella sailed
for Havre and way portd on Tuesday with cargo
laden at this port raluwl at $183,604. to be dls
tribuated as follows: For Mexico, $51,534; Ar
gentina. $1,825; Belgium. $7,304; Great Britain.
$122,491 France, $45«. The principal shipments
and their destinations were as follows:
To Mexico— l,643 bbls flour, 4,001 ct Is barley.
3,121 bales hay, 43.03S lbs sugar, 2,212 lbs and
16 cs meals, 2.213 lbs beans 490 lbs peas and
lentil*, 1,313 lbs bread, 16 cs baking powder,
22,000 Ibft bran, 303 cs canned goods. 394 lbs
cheese. 1.730 lbs dried frutt. 11« lbs and 23 bxs
raisins. 55,000 lbs lard, 448 lbs tea, 1.542 lbs
sago, 2,754 lbs and 4 <•« spices. 30 cs olives, 105
cs salmon. 2.662 gals. and 18 cs wine, 75 gals
whisky, 2.500 cs dynamite, 500 kegs blasting
powder, 100 cs blasting caps, 5 cs fuse. 400 cs
kerosene, 733 cs.oll. 112 pkgs paints.. 200 bdls
snooks, 113 pkgs tank material, 2.200 fe«t and 23
pea pipe, 960 lbs rosin, 4SO lbs lead, 6 pkgft ma
chinery, 15 pkgs drugs, 11 pkgs dry goods. 200
bbls cement, 27 coils rope, 16,700 bricks, 10 bdls
brooms. \u25a0\u25a0:
To Argentina— «,2so lbs dried fruit, 1 c« sil
ver ware, 24 pkgs household goods.
To Belgium— s6o,l43 lbs cocoa cake, 10 casks
olives.
To Great Britain— 29.s93 cs canned fruit, 430
cs canned goods. 577,250 lbs tallow, 140 bard
wood logs, 64 pkgs household goods.
In addition to the foregoing the steamer had
cargo from Seattle. Including 1.000 cs «almon
and 225.912 lbs tallow, for England, valued at
$15,CSS. • ..
Xotice to Mariners
Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector,
Twelfth District. \u25a0 San Francisco, June 3. .
Entrance to San Francisco harbor, Cal. — (List
of Lights and Fog Signals, Pacific Coast, 1908,
page 16. No. 25. and List of Lights, Buoys and
Daymarke. Pacific Coast. 1908, page 22). .
Notk-e is 'hereby given that on June 1. 1809,
one group of lights on light vessel No. 70 was
permanently discontinued, and the character
istic Is now one fixed white light dnrlng periods
of five second*, separated by eclipses of 10 sec
onds' duration. ' -
By order of the lighthouse board. !
W. G. MILLER, Commander. V. S. N.,
Inspector, Twelfth Lighthouse District.
HYDROGHAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. | Date | Remarks *.'
Srays Har| 19 |May 29jChannel getting broader
I Depth at meaa low
water in channel to
Raymond \u25a0 15 feet. '
Colum R|*24 (Feb. 16}
Nehalm R 9 (Apr. 3 Channel 200 feet south
I I 1 of buoy. .
IDepth of 8 fee* at low
nilmk B. 9 Apr. 30 j water In channel to
) I Garibaldi.
Yaqalna B| 13 |Mar. 12|Channei not shifting.
I {Beacon on beach In line
Sloslaw R 4 May 1} with south side of
I I jrulch leads over bar.
Cmpqua El 12 May 1 (Channel in good condl-
I - - ' 1 tlon. -. \u25a0
12 feet at low water to
Coca Bty. 17 May 1 North Bend; 11 feet
\u25a0 , • * at . low water to
, Marehfleld.
Coqullle Bl 8 IMay 4{Cbannel shifted , north
I I r close to north Jetty.
N o opportunity for
Rogue Rlv soundings lately; be
fore rise there was 7
____;__ feet on bar. ' \u25a0\u25a0*
Klamth R| 7 |May 29 Channel straight. .\u25a0 -\u25a0
j i 115 feet in south chan-
Smbldt B IS May It Ml at low water;
I north channel crooked
) ) 1. and difficult.
5 Pedro Bj 20 |Apr. 15iNo change In channel.
5 Dltgo Bj 25 )May 3[No change in channel?
5 Pablo B! 24 (Apr. 21 Depth ln» dredged Chan-
I J neL
•About. . . -
Army Transports) , '
The Jjogan 1« in port.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman Is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Kilpatrick left Manila May 1, bound to
New York, via Sue*. •
The Sheridan, outward bound, sailed May 16
from Honolulu.
The Thomas sailed Jun* 3 from Honolulu for
this port.
Weather Report
United States department of agriculture —
Weather bureau. San Francleco. June 3, 1009
P.AINFALL DATA
Last ; Seasonal Normal
Stations — to date. to date.
Eureka-... ..... Tr. 42.73 45.15
Red Bluff ...;..... 0.00 \u25a0\u25a0 .30.81 24.63
Sacramento . 21.75 19 97
Mt. Tamalpais .:... O.w 35.61 522.88
San Francisco 0.00 23.37 22 IS
San Jose \u25a0...}....... 0.00 is.2fi 12 93
Fresno .^...\'....... 0.00 J>.7{> - t>.62
Independence ...... O.f«»" g. 00 1 A 4s!
San Lais Obispo .... 0.00 \u25a0 31.37 2«*4r»
Los Angeles 0.00 l».O7 - 15 B7
San Diego ..... O.fK) 10.23 . 10.01 j
Coaat record for 13 hour* ending 5 p. m.
stations ; r | v j r ; I ft
£", ter .-29.76 78 50 XW I't.Cldy .00
go»»e. 29-72 -SO 52 }CW Clear * .X)
Flagstaff . ... .29.74 -S2 4<» E Clear .00
Fresno. 102 60 SW Clear .00
ladepeiHcace .29.70 iui.m w clear .00 '
KaH 5 pe!iv.....29.7S -74 42 SE Clear : !oo I
Lo«^ Angeles .^. so 82 62 S^- Clear .00 !
Mrjdena yT29.74 80 44 SW Clear 00 \u25a0
Mt. JTamalpals.29.S4 M 47 XW . Cloudy .00
North Head ..30.00 .'.2 4% XW Ooudy \u25a0* 00
Phoenix ...... 29.60 104 P.B W (Hear '(V)
Pocatello . ... .29.74 S6 M TV-f Clear !oo '\u25a0
Pt. Reyes Lt..2». 50. M 47 XW Ooady .00
Portland ..... 29.56 76 S2 XW Clear -ipO ;
Red Bluff ....29.60 fl(! 64 SE Clear .fiO
Reno '.........29.72 90 4S iv (;ip, r m
Roseborg .".29.8S 76 \u25a04« XW Clear' *00
Sacramento ...29.72 J»6 ,«« S Clear "00
Salt-Lake .....20.74 :'M>7 Jis SE ' ' (lear "no
San Dlepo ...29.84 «2 5_S S Cloudy !o<>
San Francisco.29.S4 58 48- W Pt Cldy 00 1
San Jose ..'.. ; 2».g8 70 SO -XW Clear »\u25a0 .oo '
S. I*o!s-Obispo.£9.86 72 41 X Clear- 00
S. E.Farallon.29.f« M fiO NW Cloudy *00
Spokane ......29.82 7« 48 W • Cloudy. H 00 !
•Summit ......... 78 24 Calm Clear .00:
Tacoma .... ..29.80 t» 48 N Clear 00 '
Tatoosh ,:.../.. 30.02 , r .S 46 w Cloudy .00
Tonopah ......29.64 ,l¥) 64- SE Clear J .OO
Walla* .....:. .29. 82. So>32 N> ;Pt.Cldyi'.«o
Wlnnemucca ..29.68 -»4 46 XW Clear 00
Yuma ........ 29.60 102 68. "SE Clear .00
\u25a0•ATerajre snow on ground 20 inches. . -. \u25a0\u25a0'.•?
r The.- following, maximum ,'and minimum tem
peratures are reported from <>a*tern ntatlon« for
previous day: Chicago," 6S-r>6; New York, 6S-C2-
Oinsha, 76-58. .
SYNOPSIS
\u25a0 The weatbpr continue* warm In the intrrior of.
California, will | probably moderate Frldar.
Afternoon temperatures in the. San Joaqninral.
ley • hate exceeded a JOO de/rrrej. - v-Alon* i the coast
there Ik considerable low fog with reHultlnK cool
weather. \ A maximum wind Telocity 0f. 48 miles
from , tbe northwest , Is i reported at Point \u25a0 Kcfcav
No rain ba« fallen went of the Rocky, mountains
| except s a : trace ; atl Eoreka. 'The : relative • htimid
| ity at Red Bloff was 36. per cent and at Fresno
1 31 * per, cent.'. ;;v"'-'":; ;v"'-'" : r -"-"•*-'\u25a0'•-\u25a0-•• •- '"•'••- -.- - ,-• -..-- ;\u25a0\u25a0
-Forecast for the 30 hours ending ' at midnlcht
Junf -"4. '..\u25a0.1809: • :\u25a0,. •\u25a0:: \u25a0\u25a0 . , -..~^::.
- S«n Francisco and r Tlcinity— Fair ; Friday; with
foff: light eouthwen • wind, chansrln? - to brisk
west.' \u25a0\u25a0.'" \u25a0 i\u25a0. ;'.\u25a0•\u25a0 :«•.; r .-'
-• Santa ? Clara ralley— Fair Frldar; • liitht north
wlnd.s;/; v;; '';-?;\u25a0 v '\u25a0: '-, -. . . ->j. ;:;
• Sacramenio.Talley — Fair Friday; not- »o warm
lljrht' south' wind.*- - v.* -.-. ',; • .' •> .\u25a0/
- San Joaquin TBlley— Fair Friday; not so warm*
liicbt* north r wln<l.i . \u25a0_,-,.
\u25a0x Los/Angeles -; and . Ticinity— Fair " Friday: not
so warni;,ltglit north wind, changing: to south' ~
| .'-; A. G.'McADIE, District Forwaxter.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
-.'... ' . Thur>t<]ft.r. Jiuie.l.: .
\u25a0 ftmr Vanenard. Odlan/1. 52 hoars -from" Re-
* s?tmr_- H*niM.\ MeFarland,' .',9 hcur« I from San
IVdro. ,< 1_; _• :.'C^y '-^ "„\u25a0.. \u25a0 •-. :.-. ;"\v- \u25a0»-. _'
> Stmr Pr^ntls-i. Itwohl 22 : hours "frWml-furpkk.
. Stisr laaujs.-Sel*,. 21; hours. f row Eureka," Ixjunj
for San Dieeo: put in \u25a0 to land passengers. \u25a0: ;
Star ALT. Plant, Burtis, 37 hours from- Coos
bay.' ;•; - '::•\u25a0'.-- '' ' .-:'- ' : .-, '\u25a0' ; •-. .\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr Santa Rita, - Conner, — ; — hours from
Port San Lula. * . \u25a0 " •
' r Stmr -Porno, Lilleland. 14 hoars from. Albion,
ria Point Arena 11. hours. \u25a0 . , •:
Stmr North Fork, Kelson, 23 hours from" Eu
reka. \u25a0:.-' ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 -\--- ' -\u25a0 « ,'-"v : ; •':-\u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0•
Stmr Del Norte, Sanford, 32 hours from Cres
cent City. - - . \u25a0 ' .
Bktn' Kullerton. Grant/- '-'hoora : from' Port
San Luis., in tow stmr Santa Rita, v
Power sehr Ida A, Campbell..* 5 hours from
Point Reyes. > • .*;:£»«\u25ba
. CLEARED ; -.
\u25a0 • . '-' ! Thursday. June :3.
Br stmr Wellington. Cutler,- Ladysmltb, B. C;
Western fuel company. - f .. \u25a0: :\u25a0-..-.
Ocr stmr Ella. Brohn. Seattle, Tia Victoria
and VancouTer;- K. .C. ETans & Sons.'-.:
Stmr 'Mexican, Tapley, Honolulu, Tia Seattle;
Williams, Dimond & Co. . \u25a0 : .. . ..- .-. .
Stmr Pleiades, Armstrong, Honolnln; Williams,
Dimond & Co. :
Oer.Btmr.Sebara, Carsteni?," Hsmbnrg and way
ports; Kosmos line. -. \u25a0 i
SAILED
Thursday, .June S.
Slmr. Flfield, .Jensen,- Bandon.
Stmr Mexican, Tapley. 'Honolulu. Tia Seattle.
Stmr Brooklyn. Henricksen. Westport. •
. Stmr Jtavalli. Nelson. Eureka. • .
Stmr Xewburtr. Xorberg, Grays Harbor.
3 Br stmr Seminole. Clarke, Mororan.' for orders.
Stmr Poliit Arena.: Jabnsen. . Xeedle . rock. ! \u25a0
Ger stmr Sebara, Carstens, Hambnrg, etc.
Stmr RlTerside, Ramsellus. Portland.' \u25a0\u25a0
Power schr Aotll. Mason. Alaska, via Seattle.
Schr . Santiago,- McDonald. \u25a0\u25a0 Monterey. In tow
tug - Sea Rover. ; ;- \u25a0 .--..- \u25a0 \u25a0 .
Schr H. D. Bendixsen, Thnanell, . Grays Har
bor.
Schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey, In tow tug
Navigator. \u25a0•-..\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0.\u25a0,.-\u25a0*-;'\u25a0. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 . ......
Stmr City of Topeka. Hall. Eureka.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr Whittler. Seaman, Port San Luis.
.stmr laqua, Sels, San Diego. \u25a0 \u25a0' -
Stmr Colonel E. L. ,• Drake, Smith, Pert San
Luis. . \ . . . •
Stmr Xatlonal City. Uigtfns. Fort Bragg.
WEATHER REPORTS -
POINT IX)BQS. June 3. 9 a. m.— Thick; -wind,
southweat: velocity. 7 miles per hour. -.
. POINT REYES. June 3, 9 a. m. — Foggy; -wind,
northwest: velocity, 42 miles per hour.
FA HALLO NES. June 3, 9 a. m. — Cloudy; wind,
northwest; velocity, 24 miles per hour.
TATOOSH. June 3. 9 a. m. — Clear; wind,
'northeast; Telocity, 12 miles per boor.
BY UNITED WIRELESS COMPANY
Steamer Admiral-Sampson, at 7 -p. : m.. off
Heceta head — Light northwest breeze; smooth
sea: all well.
Stmr Lurline. from j Honolulu for Saa Fran
cisco — June 2. 10 p. m., »1O miles off San Fran
cisco: weather fine;. making 12 knots; all well.
Stmr Minnesota, from Yokohama for Seattle—
June 2. 8 p. m., 500 miles out; will arrive June
4, at 8 p. m.; port tail shaft broken. -
Stmr Hlloalan, hence June 2 tor- Honolulu—'
June 2. 8 p. m.. SS miles out.
BY MASSIB WIRELESS COMPANY
Stmr Qaeen. from San Francisco June j 1 for-
Victoris— June 3, 12 m., off Grays Harbor; fresh,
northerly wind; moderate northwest swell; air,
well. . • .-- ' \u25a0 •- :-- \u25a0- -
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS, June 3, 10 p. m.— Weather,
foggy; wind, west: Telocity. 12 mllen per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS -
TACOMA— Arrived June 3— Stmr Watson, from
Seattle.
Sailed June 3— Stmr Tallac. for Everett. *
PORT SAN LClS— Sailed June 3— Stmr Coog;
Bay. for San Francisco. | , . ' • r
EVERETT — Sailed June 3— Stmr Jim Butler,
for San Francisco: sehr Melrose, for Guaviuas.
PORT LUDLOW— Sailed June 3— Stmr Tiver
ton. for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived June- 3^-Stmr Bruns
; wick, hence June 2. . .
Sailed June 3 — Stmr James S. Hijrcln*. for
Ssn Pedro.
IJNALASK A— Arrived May 21— Barge Qnat
i gino. from Seattle. In tow txlg Goliath.
SEATrLE— ArrITed June 2— Stmr Fairhaven,
hence May 29- June 3 — Stmr Charles Nelson,
hence May 30: IT S stmr Coli>rado. hence May
31; Br ship Celticburn. from. San Pedro.
j Sailed June 2 — Stmr Senator, for Nome; stmr
Victoria, for Nome. .
Arrived June 3 — Stmr Dolpjiin, from Skag
way. \ ;-..'- ---... ..:\u25a0\u25a0•..\u25a0:
Sailed June'3 — Stmr St. Croir. for, Nome;
stmr Edith, for Valdei. -. \u25a0\u25a0
Seattle June' 3 — Stmr- Ohio, for Nome, : .
WESTPORT, (Wash.)— Sailed June 3— Stmr
Grajs " Harbor. -for San Francisco.
Passed in- June 3 — Stmr Centralla, hence
May 30. . ...
Passed oat Jane 3— Schr A. J. West, for San
Francisco. . . ? , ' • • . .
SAN PEDRO —^Arrived June 3— Stmr Quinault,
hence' June l; «tmr Bee, from Coos bay."
TATOOSH — Passed Sln June 2 — Four masted
ship, towing (went to Victoria): stmr, George
W. Fenwlck. | hence May 30. for MnkU^eo; US
stxnr Colorado, hence May 31, for Seattle. .
Passed out June- 2 — Stmr Admiral Sampson,
from Seattle, for San Francisco.; June 3 — Stmr
Victoria, from Seattle, for Nome; stmr Senator,
from Seattle, for Nome; barge Palmyra, from
Waldron island, for Grays Harbor., ' „
I REDONDO— Arrived j Jnne 3— Stmr Raymond,
from San> Pedro. .:.. '
Sailed June 3— Stmr, Raymond, for Santa ' Ba
rbara; schr Axalea." for Eureka.
EUREKA— SaiIed June 3— Stmr Lakme, for
San Pedro: stmr Aurella, for Redondo.
Arrived June 3 — Br stmr Invertay, from Vic
toria. '-"•.:' :...;.: ' - . \u25a0 .- ";.
SANTA BARBARA-^-Arrived June 3— Stmr
Raymond, from Redondo beach.
SKAGWAY-^?alled June 3— Stmr City of
Seattle, for Seattle.,. * , .
JUNEAU — Sailed ; June 2— Stmr -A. G. Wnd
say. for Seattle. •. ' : - *v
17MPQUA RlVEß— Sailed June 2— Schr , Lily,
for San Francisco. . ' i_v '' / "'\u25a0
ASTORIA— SaiIed June 2— Stmr Argyll, for
San Francisco; stmr . Wellesley, • for San Pedro.
tittnr - Breakwater, for Coos bay ; stmr \u25a0 Carmel,
for San Francisco. • '
; EASTERN PORTS .
XEWYORK — Arrived June 2^-Stmr Adrance.
from Colon. June.3— Br stmr Montevideo," from
Puerto Mexico. \u25a0 , - ' •-
Sailed June 2 — Br stmr Coy a, for Valparaiso;
stmr Panama, for C010n.;.
\u25a0 ISLAND PORTS .
- HONOLULU— SaiIed June . 3— TJ. S stmr
Tboraa*. from Manila.* for San FrancWeo.
"KAUAI — Off June 2— Stmr Solden.
, . FOREIGN PORTS v \u25a0
SALINA'.CRUZ — Arrived Juna < Z— <ser stmr
Neko.'from Hamburg. \
- FALMOUTH— Arrived Jane 2— Fr baric Sully,
from -Oregon. • . < \u25a0; ' *
HONGKONG— Arrived prior June* 2— Stmr
Mongolia, hence May 5. via Yokohama and
Honolulu. \u25a0'.."' . :\u25a0. ' - \u0084-.
LlZAßD— Passed ;. June 2 — Fr ship L«ennee.
from Seattle, for United; Kingdom. '••
. LElTH— Sailed May 28 — Br ship^ Riverside, for
Hunolaln and Puget: sound. \u25a0. \- ...
\u25a0 VICTORIA— Arrived June : 3 — Br . ship Spring
hack, from Santa Rosalia; ,Br-stmr Monteagle..
from Yokohama.. " Vv' 1 -'" ' ' - . •-\u25a0 : \u25a0
'.Sailed June 3— Br.stmr Empress of China." for
Yokohama: . ' \u25a0 ' ' : -..''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
, MONTEVIDEO— ArrIred May 30 — Fr stmr
Amlral Duperre. heore April 6.. f0r Havre... ,
v YOKOHAMA— SaiIed June 3— Jap; stmr C&Iyo
Maru. for Sa n" Francisco. -
Arrived June I— Br, stmr Bellerophon, • from
Tacoma. for Liverpool, etc. ~
SHANGHAI— SaiIed*, June 3— Br stmr- Hazel
Dollar, for Mororan. -**.*.": . :.
.., OCEAN STEAiIERJ?
I QUEENSTOWN — Sailed . Jnne - 3— Stmr Fried
land. v for. Philadelphia; stmr for. New
YorV v - \u25a0' \u25a0•\u25a0' » \u25a0*\u25a0 \u25a0'-\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0'-\u25a0' '- " ' -\u25a0' --\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
'NEVT" YORK— Arrived Juue 3— Stmr Moltke.
from .'Naples: : stmr.' Neckar, from Naples; stmr
America, from Naples. - .\u25a0 - .
:.',: .', Sailed ' Jno«: 3— -Stnir-Iji Lorraine, for Havre:
*tmr Bremen, for Bremen ; stmr Slavonia, . for
MONTEVIDEO — Arrived May 3ft— Stmr 'Amfral
Duperre, from San ; Francisco,' etc.. -via Punta
Arenas, for Havre. r „;• : : , '.- '\u25a0'-.
OCEAN ;" VIEW : CLUB : ENTEETAINICENT—
Tbe \u25a0 ladies*^ home promotion club of . Ocean i View
will jriTe a^dancc and \u25a0entertainment, at Wolf's
hall the ; "renlng of .; June \u25a05. \u25a0» the ; proceeds I from
which will ; be contributed •to the - Improvement
tund for tbe.betterlnjr of their district. The club
was recently formed. Its principal object being to
work \u25a0 for ' additional "school*. o parks' »nd< play
1 grounds • for Ocean View. Its offlcem are: ; Mrs.
i M. E. Welch. ; president: '• Sirs. Theodore Welßs,'
! vice president: Mrs. C- Sinclair. 'treasurer; ijjrs.
E. Desmond.' secretary; .Mrs. X.'- Carroll, *flnan
i clal Kecrctary. : - -:-r--".x •' ' .'-'i \u25a0•"• - '-:"J^' / ..3-.
ATLAI*TXC> OCEAN TRAVEL
Ctitoian Pacific
Less'Jl^nFw
Weekly- '^alllnif Between Montrenl, Qne-
: v • *bee nnd :\u25a0
Two days onithP tx'sutiful.Pt^Liwrence^rlTer
an<r.th«.short»«t ocean routß. to Europ/v • -
- Nothlnc t>etter,' on, the Atlantic, than, ooV/ Em-
preweii. • :•. -
.^First Vla»ti?J>o, second ;cl«s»- ; |r.O." one class
! cabin. s4.VrV-; ,.-.••\u25a0»\u25a0\u25a0-•-._- i. -.- . • ; >
I Afk any ticket, ag«Mit.. or- write for salllnjrs,
rates and booklet. _' .; >" • ,• .
f - \u25a0• E. E.U'ENN.;G.;A..<7T EIXIS ST.,
/•\u25a0.^<^San;Franclsco.*Cal. :- : .
Coinpagnie - Gen'erale Transatlantiqae
' v'DIRECT.LINE TO/HAVRE-PARIS:
• Sailing- every '.Taurnaay.s Instead iof "Saturday
at ; 10 • a. ni.,' from, pier 42, North riTer,- foot of
! Morion -st.\ : -" »_^' t '- ' - - \u25a0' ' it
'\u25a0\u25a0 , \u25a0 First: class to sliavre. J. ..a0 and i upward :'seo-
ADAril9State;*tr.*New;York. J.*Y. FUGAZI.
Manager #Paeiflei Coast.. 630, Montgomery ;*t.v ! San
Francisco. ', Tickets sold ;by all .railroad tictel
acents. "\u25a0./\u25a0\u25a0..;;' ."\u25a0;,::"'\u25a0-. .-'" : ".'-' '.. k -. '\u25a0\u25a0' ' i - 1 '."".» i
RE A L, ESTATE -TRAX S ACTION S
CellaT.lWygant'to John P. Gillies' aad, wife.
j lot in S line of HUI street, 200 W of Sanchez, W
23by S114: *10.-,- - - - •: >-' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 '
j John F." McGowan v to '• Lloyd H. " Day," lot 49.
block 3. Holly park; $10. . .
'•-- Joseph Groellr to: Peter A.. r Anderson, . lot .29.
block; 4iV Sunny side :|IO.. .s, -7i" • J -^ " -'
; James Tierney to Mary Frances Tierue^, lot in :
S line of O'Farrell street, 137:6 W of. Gough, W
52:6 by.R:137:6;-slo.'- r- »; i
\u25a0- John W. Farren to Frank G. Farren, lot in S
line of Turk street, 150 E of First avenue, £ 50
by S 137:6; $10. • ; . ; _ ,
-§ame to Agnes 'M: Farren. lot at W. corner of:
First aad Harrison streets. SW 125, NW-73, NE
50, NW 75.NE 50, NW 25,^ NE 75, SE 100; $10.
* Abraham Harsoall ; and wife to : Emma - Gates
Bntler lot In N Jlne of Sutter street. S7:9U E of
Mason, E'49:Bfi; N 137:6, W 50. S 50, E 0:314,
S 87:6; $10. , >
• Eva \u25a0 Grossman to • Oscar ** Swanson - and Axel
Johnson, lot In N line of Jersey street.' 100 W ©f
Church, W2sby N 114: 510. : . \
-Adolph Greub and wife to John Freltas, k>t In
E line of Howard street, 230 N of Fifteenth, N
30by E 125; $10. •
: i- Rogers & Stone company, to WHllani Smith and
r»ife. lot 5. block 23. Sunnyslde; $10. •
< Emma, Gates Butler to Abraham Harshall. lot
at NW corner of Post and - Steiner. streets. »N
137:6 by W 275, and one ot^er piece; $10.
John Freitaa and wife .to Adolptt Greub and
wife.lot In N line of Green'street, 137:6 E of
Powell. Essby N 137:6; $10. v -
Patrick; H. Farley ' to Rudolf Stolienwald. lot
In SB. line of First avenue. 51:6 SW of Golden
Gate avenue, SW 50 by E 100; *10.
Anna '; Louise Gregory to Sterling \u25a0 realty com
pany, "lot In E line of Twentieth avenue. 100 S
of I street,»S 23 by E- 120; $10. . -.
W. F. Barnes and wife to Flora E. Kluy.Mot
at NWf corner of Washington and Scott streets.
N 27:8»4 by W 110: $10. . ' .
John' BrickPll company to Henry K. Judah and
wife, lot in W line of Twenty-fifth avenue. 134
S of West Clay street. S 31 by W 120; $10.
* Henry R. Judah and wife to Richard I. How-
Itt. same; $10. . - ,
Horace V. Scott to Alice C. Scott, lot In S
line of Waller BUeet, 107:8 W of Central ave
nue, W 23 by S l'-O. and one other piece; gift.
Alice C. Scott to Horace* V. Scott, lot In S
line of Waller street, 107:6 W of Central ave^
nue. W 23 by S 126; Rift. .
Giovanni Mollnari to Pietro Molinari. lot in E
line of Eighth avenue, 150 N of A street, N 25
by E 120: $10. , - >
James -Whlttaker apd. wife et aL to Charles
Blockwell and wife, lot In N. line of Twenty
fifth street, 100 Wof Church,'* W 25 by _-N 114;
Clifford S. Allred and wife to_S. Ducas com
pany, lot 15. block 1. Sunnyslde; $10.
Louis H. C. Brandenburg, and wife to Alex M.
Martin, lot at N corner of Olmstead and Prince
ton street*. NW 100 by NE 120; $10.
Mary Tracy to Thomas Curley et al.. lot- la E
line of Buchanan street. 87:6 N of McAllister. N
25, E 84:0% more or less, 5W, 27:6, W 72:6;
$10. ' .\u25a0.'\u25a0' .- " ..' \u25a0 ' --'\u0084'---
George Ryan to Antone Maxwell, lot 419, gift
map 2; $10.
Frances Love to J. A. Halpin et al.. half of
lot In S line " of my street, 365:« E of Mis
sion. E 25 by S 100; $10. ,
John V. Campbell to Charles Lauffer et al..
lot In S line of Golden Gate avenue, 137:6 E of
Brodertck street, E 33:4 by S 137:6; $10. \u25a0
Annie Kearney to Margaret Ty ter. lot ia W
line of/Fair Oaks street, 225 N of Twenty,
second. N 19 by W 11T:O; $10. - " •
< Mathias Job*t and wife to John T. Lorenxon
and wife, lot in N line of Herman street, 137:0-
B of Webster, E 85. by N 137:6: $10.
John T. Lorenzen and wife to Matblas Jolwt,
lot In S line of Waller street. 131:3 W of Fill
more, W23br S 120; $10. J
Rivers Brothers to- Carl Swenson, lot 40.
block A, Glen Park" terrace; $10.
- Michael Joaehfan S*ib to Marparet Rowe. lot
at SE corner of Arch and Randolph streets, E
50 by S 100; $10. • - *
. Rivers Brothers to Carl Swenson, lot 40. block
A, Glen Park terrace: $10. ~
\u25a0' David McKenxie to i Susan M. McKenzie. lot In
N line of Clementina street. 150 W of Flr»t
avenue. N 80-by W 23: Rift. - .
- E." 1 E newlctt to Mary A. Huntinßton. lot
ln"N line of Jackson street. f.«:S^ E of Brod
erick. E SS^V^. N 127-.SK, W 33. S 27:8>4.
W25:9%: $r. ;
n. H. Bancroft to same; $1.
Mary A. Huntlngton to Maurice Rosenthal. lot
In N line of Jackson strwt, 56:R% E of- Brod
erlck. E 58:9«4. N 127:5%. W 33, S -27:S'i. W
25:»«4. S 100; $10.
Homestead realty company to California title
insurance and tru3t company, lot at E corner of
Fifteenth, avenue and P street South,. SE 50 by
NE 100: $10". •
Fredprick J. Humphries to Charles Musler and
wife, lot In E line of Cook street. 125 S of
Point Lobns avenue. S 25 by E 120: $10.
Emily O. Hunter to Leslie L. Hunter,- lot in
W.line of Thirteenth avenue. 123 S of X street.
S 25 by W 120; $10.
O.«car E. Dslby to Fred Mnrrar. lot in SE line
of jThenery street. 213 SW of Roanoke. SW 23
by SE 125; $10. ,
Alice W. Ashbro«kto Marlon W. Craig, half
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
J -!*v Steamers Leave Broadway
/cS£^ S "^®V wharves (Piers. 9 and- 11)
fi£? '7^^ - LOW RATES. INCLUDING
WV^Sin BERTHS AXD XIEALS.
I \ Xva^k/'i SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
'\»ji LOS AXGEI.ES
V^LfrtK?/ SAX DIEOO
Ts^Sl>f »SAXTA BARBARA
•Governor...... Mod., June 7, 21,' July 5, : 2 p. m.
•President— Moc., Jnne 14. 28; July 11. 2 p. m.
. ': Alternately Every Monday Thereafter. ;
Santa Rosa.).... Every Thursday. 10:30 a. m.
.•Direct for Los Angeles, Will not call Santa
Barbara.. *; \u25a0 '
SEATTLE :". f DIRECT),- tTO\%*XSEXD
TACO SI A, f VICTORIA; tVANCOirVER
Connecting at Seattle for SE. Alaska. Skasway,
5| Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome, St. Michael.
Queen ...........Tues., June 2, 15, 29." 2 p. m.
fPreeident. .Sat.. June 5. ID; Jnly 3, 17, 2 p. m.
Puebla.... Tues., June 8. 22; Jnly 6, 20, 2 p. m.
f Governor. ..Sat., June 12, 26;'Jnly 10,. 2 p. m.
f , >>^' Umatilla, Tues., July 13. 2 'p. m.
fWlll not call at Victoria/ Townsend, Vancouver.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
City of *Topeka. . . . .".June 3, S. 13. 18, 23. 28;
July 3, 10:30 a. m. Every fifth day thereafter.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAX, LA PAZ
Curacao.....' 7th each month, 10 a. m.
I ALASKA CRUISES— Leave Seattle \ J *
Spokane... '.Jane 13, SO; July 15, 30; August 14
Queen .........:......... ... .. .... . . . Ju1y 15. 30
XOME AXD ST. MICHAEL
Senator (direct) . . . .... ... ........... .June 28
I . Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— 3 Market it., 112 Market st,
and Broadway Wharf. Tel. Kearny 498.
OAKLAND— IO3G Broadway. ' Tel. Oakland 5650.
C. D. DUNANN. a. P, A.; San Francisco.
DAYUGHT RIVER EXCURSION
RIO VISTA AND REFURN
STEAMER "CAPT: WEBER"
SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1909r
* Leaving: Jackson St.. Pier. .9 a, m.
Returning' about .......... S p." m."
MUSIC AND DANCING
Round Trip ?1, .,;,* . launch Served 50c
Tlckets^on. Sale at
California Transportation Company's Office
'- Jackson^ St. Tier '
SEATTLE DIRECI
" CONNECTING ALIi NORTHERN POINTS
8.; 8. BUCKMAN. ...............June 5.
S.I' S.; ADMIRAL SAMPSON. ....Jane 10
, S.l S. •\u25a0;' WATSON. ... .... .... '. .". .June; 15
Los Angeles Direct
r. TWIN SCREW
5. " S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON. June 6
Sailings 1 from* Steuart St. Dock. ; . \
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
v , . Ticket oiflce.': 54 Market St. , •
toyo Risen kaisha
(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPAJTY)
B.* B." Chiyo Maru. ..".V. .*: .Tuesday/ Joae S3, 1909
8.8. Tenyo Maru.....*; 1 .;.. Tuesday, ' July 27, 1909
8. 8. Nippon Maru .'...Tuesday; August 17.' 1809
\u25a0 Steamers : sail ; from ? company's, piers. \u25a0 No*. 42,
44, tear foot of. Second st.. 1 p. m..' for Yoko-
hama I and \u25a0 Hongkong.', calling |at Hooolclu. Kobe j
(Hloro). Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting :
at Hongkong with .steamers \u25a0 for » Manila,-, India. :
etc."- No cargo received lon board oa > day \u25a0of sail-
lnz. r Round » trip ; tickets at rates.---.?" -
- -For \u25a0 freight • and * passage apply , at office; \u25a0; 240
James Flood » nuUdlng. •, W. H. AVKRY.
\u25a0Assistant Genfral .Manager.
UAiJAi 111 II " : '^ \u25a0 I * s '*- AUmeda "sails^ll"
rfi IN 111 111 II «tn. June 5/ Special
lIUiIULULU ro Vnd trip. 1 110 first class.
TAH ITI -AND XEW, ZE ALAX Ai-Si r SJ
; MarlfKwia ' nails slU a.' m..* July, 1.- SpL Tahiti.
• round trip t $125. ~y-: Welllnf ton. $200." V R. Y.
OCEANIC. LINE. 7 673 Mkt.; tel?. Kearny .1231.;
AUCTION SAIgES
MULES AT
Receiver's Sale
'.» Preliminary Ji>btle«—By order ef Coort I will
»ell at rffSllc auction la the city of L<m* Angeles,
Cal.; about, the 15th day, of June. 1909. 100
head; draft mules, now employed by the L" nit ed
States reclamation service; Details and date o*
sale to be announced later.
MARIOS J. KAST
Receiver of dissolved firm. Brlcker & Coats/
Office 6M Mills Bldg.. San Francisco, CaL
6O HEAD
BIG - AUCTION SALE of all purpewe horses
SATURDAY, June 5. st 11 a. cs. All guaran-
teed horse* will be hooked. 3C& 4tn St.. Cak-
land. J. W. MEDEIEOS. am'tloneer.
of lot In •- XW line of Bruce place, 25 SW of
li a rrlson avenue, SW 30 by >'W 73: gift.
Robert C. Porter to Victory bolldlnt; corpora-
tion, lot In N line of Sutler street. 137 :6 E of
Mason, X 137:6, E eS:l»i. S 137:6, W K:»'i;
,10.
Charles 2. . Bo«>kowltz. deceased <by •recuWlaV.
to Frank Boxkowlta, lou 512 to 512. gift map S,
and one other piece; $6(1). . .
liana N. Outsen and wife to William Ehren-
pfort. lot commencing 123:7>A E of Castro
street mj W >'W of Market," SW 44:2;*. X
25:9, E 33:7^; $10.
Bnlldlns Contraeta *
Vlckery building corporation wltU Arlett &
Brigham — To erect a three story brick bulldinir
In >.' line of gutter street. 137 :« Eof Mason, X
137:8, E 67:1^, S 137; B. W «7:9»-i: J34JS4.
W. H. Hyde Jr. et al. (trustees* with Philip
Overman — To erect a one story and basement
brick bnlldlng at XE corner of Sixteenth street
and Julian avenne. X 95 by E 84; $17,230.
William Hf Cala et al. <by Pete Drivers, bridge
and structural Iron workers-u nion, local Xo. Tif
with Hlnchman and Clement — Excavation and
concrete work for walls and pier* for butldin?
in S line of Bryant street. 41:6 W «f Center
place. W 23 by S SO: $1,540.
. Emma M. MeCabe with Henry A. Christophel —
To erect a two story frame tfia's't building at
SW corner of Belevedere and R'.vola streets;
$4.800., •
Thomas E. and Sa<lie Gorman with Benjamin
R. Hallfnjr— All work for oae story and base-
ment frame building in W line of Benningtoo
street. 30 X of Newman. X 25 by W 100: $1,450.
J. P. Judlce with .Seirurson Brothers — To erect
a two story frame building in X line of A street,
57:6 E of Fifth avenue, E 25 by X 100: $3,440.
George Leale with Beetham & Hinds — All work
for alterations jind addition .4 to two story frani*
building in W line of Devtsadero street, IUO X
of Bustt, X 75 by ltt); $«$,400.
Claus A. and Rudolph Hprekels (executors «f
the estate of Claus Spreckels, drceased) — Orna-
mental iron work for baildinz in SE line of Mar-
ket street, 275 SW of Third. SW 50. SE 100.
SW 10. SE 70. XE 170; $4,500.
1 Thomas Morrow with B. K. Albertson — Altera-
tions and additions to make a tbref' story frame
(flatst ' building in W line of Fourth avenue. 150
N of Point Lobos, W 120 by X 25: $3.500.
George X. Marye with Knowles & Kaiser —
Wire lathing-, flreproo&n? and plasterinj: for two
story building at W corner of Market street and
Marshall wjuare. SW 150. XW 100. SW 25. XW
100. SE 75. SE 200: $6.«00.
G. Sangulnettl with A. Pedroni — All work, ex-
cept excaTatiop. concrete and cement work,
plumbing, painting, finish hardware, shades and
chandeliers, for a building In S line of Union
street. 137:6 W of Mason, W 5t:6 by 137:6;
$5,450.
Jacob Hanser with J. M. Hijxlns — To erect a
two story frame tflatsl in X line of Alvarado
street. 17S \V of Dooglass. 25x114: $3,400.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
raJ Mttk TRAINS LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO
v^Bx^ Market St. Ferry
Leave for — 1 A-M. t P.M.
Bakers field I 8.00 8.00-10.00
Chicago ... 8.00- 10.00
Fresno ;... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Grand Canyon 8.00-10.00
Hanford 8.00 8.00 "*\u25a0
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 & Slarra (
Ry. points .... 9.45
Tulare ...;..... 8.00 8.00-10.00
Visalla 8.00 8.00-10.00
Yosemlte ....... | 8.00- f ... 10.00
California Limited through to Chicago
j - leaves at 10.00 p. m.
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
\u25a0-Ppgnp)- HAY '11, 1909
UXIOX FERRY DEPOT
j~~~*'^ ' San Franctoeo
Leave. VIA SAUSALJTO. Arrive.
7:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen I 6:03p
"7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
\ bur?. Cloverdale. Uklah. WiUlts.
Sherwood, Sebastopol and Gnerne-
. jvllle *7:33p
B:lsalPt. Reyes, Mocte Rio, Tazadero. ••7:05p
tSMoajPetalums. Snt. Rosa, Oaernevllle 7:05p
t9 :lsa Sonoma and Gl««n Ellen ". S:33p
J9:lsa|Lasunltas, Cp. Taylor. Pt. Beyes 7:33p
10:45a|Petalnma and Santa Rosa 4:35p
t2:4spjPt. Reyes. Monte Rio. Caxadero.. f 11:05 a
3:lop Petaluma. SanU Rosa, Healds-
bnrjf. Cloverdale. Uklah. Gnerae-
ville. River Landtmr. Sebastopol 11:05 a
4 :45p .Sonoma and Glen Ellen * 9:03 a
5 :15p Petaluma and Sanu Rosa 8:33 a
ts:4spiLasunita.«. Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes. 8:03 a
t7:4sp|Point Reyes $:QSa
ELECTSIC SUBtTRBAX VIA SATJ3ALITO
Sauallto, Kill Valley, San RaXaal— Dally
every thirty minutes from 6:45 A. M. until 9:45
A. M.; hourly until 2:45 P. M.. then 3:13 P. M.
and every thirty minutes until 7:45 P. M.. tbea
9:00. 10:35 P. XI. and 12:01 A-M. (On Sundays
— in addition— every thirty minutes from 9:45 A.
M. to- 3:15 P. M.. excepting 2:15 P. M.»
Fairfax— l^avet6:4s.'t7:ls. 7:43, 8:15. fl:15.
J9:45, 10:45, 11:45 A. \u25a0 M.: 12.-46. 1:45. \Z:V>.
3:15. 3:43. 4:15. 4:^5. ,5:15, 5:43, 6:15, 6:43,
t7:45 P. XI.
San Qaeatin via Saa Rafael — Leave 8:15 A.
P. M.
Tionron and Belredere— Week days — 7:30. 9:00,
111:45- A. XI. (|12:45 P. XI. Saturdays only >.
3:30. 5:30 P. M.; Sundays 7 -J!0. IJ3:00. f 111:00
A. M.; 1112:30, 3:30, 5:30 P. M., and |12:01
A. M. ,
•Sundays \u25a0 arrive "7:05 P. M. . from Sebantopol
aad Guerneville. ••Sundays arrive S:O5 P. M.
JExcept Sunday. iSanday oaly. |Vla Sau-
salito. l i ßuns to Schuetzen Park.
. Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are aathor-
lied to che<flc bsrggßß dlreet'from. residences.
tMUIR- WOODS
'•'MT.-TAW^LPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY;
foot op tußxrr street
L£fiAL HCLPAYS-SCTBAT TUtl
It.Sm frutba iT.MsirfMfe If. Imiyin
V.-EEK SCN- WEEK SCN- VZX.K. SCN-
\u25a0 DAY ' DAY DAY DAY DAY DAY
3:45 a 7:15 a t7:2ot 11:05 a 7:20 a 5:4.2 a
1:45p 1:40p 12:20 a 1:43p 11:22 a
-»4'-45d. 9:lSa 02:45p 1:50» <:14p 12:10*
...."h}:4st, 4:20? 3:50? *S:50» 1:40?
...... 11:15 a .:. ... 5:20? ...... 3:40?
...... ,12:45? ...... (:40? ...... ' 6:10p
....... 2:45? .;.... ..... ...... fi:4o?
:..... 4:15?
*Sat. only. tMon. only. ' ©TansaipsJs only. IMair only
l". Ticket OSw^SausJito Fwry and 874 Market.
.- General Offices-Mai T. alley. California.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
(12th and Mlssio^)*-Dally ex. Sunday— Lt.:
•7:43 a. t9:30a.f»1:13p rf ts:4op. Ar. S. r.:
•7:25 a, t9:10a.- *l:00p. -tl:13p. Snndays— Lv. :
•7:45 a, t»:3oa.. t»10:l0a. •11:15 a. »12:15 p.
ts:4op.- Ar. S. F.:x »7:23 a. . t9:loa. •11:40 a.
•4:40p.-t3:I3P. **6:00 p.- »To and from Arieta.
tTo ' and from : Tanltas Glen. {Stop at Salada.
San *: Pedro.' Terrace. Farallooe. Moss Beacb.
Granada. Half moon Bay. Connect at Tnnltas
Glen with stage for San Gregorio." Pescadero and
Pebble, 1 Beacb. ' '
\u25a0' BAY AXD iVTERURBAX ROUTES
MAREISLAND NAVY YARD
Va!lejo ? Napa, St. Helena
ST.' HEI.E.VA-XAPA VALtEY ROUTE
- Montleello S.S. Co., and Xapa Valley Electric j
R. R. Co. .Close connections.
jB-^-ROU.Vp* TRIPS 'DAIJUV^ C
:*:" Boats* leave' San Franclseo' 7:00. "SUj a. m.. 1
. !":$(» ;\u25a0 n00n,13:15. -i «:CO. j *S:3O ' p. . m.
'-.<. < Saa Franelseo landing and office. Clay . »tre#t {
wbarf , north " end . ferry buildlnc. Market »tree( I
ferry..^Meals a la carte. , -. rboco Kearoy -406. . ,
N. rLand"n»vyf yard ; direct. 77^ \u25a0 I
AUCTION SALES
H. ROTH
AUCTIOiNEER
OLD HORSE SALE
TODAY, Friday, June 4th
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. SHARP
I WILL SEUL. AT
1238 MARKET STREET '
By Order WELLS, FAKGO *& CO..
Two Thousand Packages
of Unclaimed freight
Not.Called for Prior to Ausust_l. UOS
The Goods Comprise Boxes. Trunks,
Grips. Bundles. Etc., Etc.
H. ROTH, Auctioneer
450 Sixth St. Phone Park SZStI
RAILWAY TRAVEL
/<JN.' ' Traia* W»f « tal »r» Ja«
(^{SSSSffi San Francisco
\u25a0^^QtCj^rl FERKV DEPOT
- > % > 'ig<^ Toot ot Market gtraet
Leave" — VIA OAKLAND POR--ArtT»
~ 2.13 a. lulca, Lrrtrmon. Tracy. . L>ctiop>,
Ktrv^rtnn |iw<j x B«i T «iT. r tfr> 9ZB$
B.<oa H»yward. Kiles. Baa Jew 7XB*
7.00 a Rieaaaoßd, Fort Coata, Beciba, Bsi-
rin, Dizaa, Eacrameato. BoaevSie;.
llarrtvOle. Rnidiac Lvamnim.... 7^Ba
7.00 a. Etasira, Vacavßk, linaaej 7wSBp
7J)Ot Daris. V.coiiiad (Marrsvilie. Cro-
rillel. Williams, Harwell. VtSlain.
Himgtea. Coraiaz. Eed B!b9. . . 7£&y
7.40* Yallejo. Kapa. CaUsteca. Eaata Rcaa>
Uirtiaea, £v Ramon, Docjiet-ty,
* Fleaaaatoa .._ »X 8»
7.40 a Nilet. Fleataataa. LtTsacrt. Al-
tasaoaS, Lathrcp. Stockton 7^39
7.40 a Tr ;?y. Loa Base*. Kcneaa. Fittcc.
Hauford. Vieaiia 4^Sa
B.oo* Newark, Eaa Jose. Los Catosjl right,
F-Iton, Boul ier Creek, Saata Cru. . 6.43»
•^Oa Port Costa. Martin ex. t'jrca. Trary,
Stockton, llereed, Freno. Goibra
J:astioa ( Hanford). \is»sa. For t«-
vBIe Baker sfidd 4.48s
SZOa Toaeaite VaScy via Ucrced 4.48 a
9.00« *;a?i,LiT«racr». Etocktoa{*ilUtea).
ViJI-/ Spricj. Icae. Eaeraaeota. 4.25»
9.08 a Soeora. Tsjoloaaa aad Asttlt 4.28 a
9.00 a Atlaatio KxprM* — Eaerameato.Tras-
kw. Ozd«a. Salt Laltt ivy. lent tr.
Tf^nsaa City ... .. .... ............ G,2Vt9
9.40 a Rkhaoad. Port Cost*,* Utr&ea.
BayPoißt 6.48»
10.20 a Vsllejo. Mars I riaad. Kaca H.2Ba
10.20 a Los Aac^sa Paaw a jpt— Pott Ccrta.
Martiaes. B yroa, Irarv. Eteekton.
. llereed. Fratno, Hanford. \iu!b.
Tulars. Bakrrsjeld. UaAaitht... 7.4H»
10.40 a GoldScU Pass.— Pert Cost*. Ceakia.
SacrasKatt Tro tit-. Basra, lliea.
Tooopah, ColdS eld, lava. Eerier.. 7 43a
10.40 a MvT»»iHe. Cftieo. Red Eluff 4.25«
12.00 ml"he Orsrlaad limited— Denver.
EaaaaaGtr. oa»aa. CLieago 7.23?
l.2t>» Nilst. Saa Jom ami Vitj fiUticas.. 2.43*
2.00? Newark. Ssa Jo i c, Lo» Gates. rViigitt.
Fdton. Boulder Creek, £ar.ta Cmi . . 9 5Rs
2.20» Binicia. Suitua. S>CTsme»to. I.CS?
2.20s PortlaaJ Etpr«a (via I'a»;s\ \WL
Uitox WiOovs, Red Bluff. Weed.
AshUad. Portland. Taccna. Eeattle. 12.Z89
2.40 a Sia Leaadro. Nile*, tip Jose 9.2£ a
3.00* l!*-i:-i». Vv :n ter«. Sanamrnto. Vlcod-
laa-j. Uarvivffle n<l CrovOle !O.4Ea
3.00 a Saa Leaadro. Kilea, Crr.UmDf. Krw> -
, ark. Saa Jose. 15X8*
3.23 a Port Cos'a (Stocktoa). llartinta,
Bynm. Uodesto, llereed. Itrtro... 12X8*
3.43* Vh S-visaUto. West Kapa. £t Eeleaa.^
Calistoia 10.35 a
• 4.00? Vallejo. Naps. Calistoga. Saofa Boss,
Mutiaea, Saa Baoioa. Covsbertj.
liveraore 9.25 a
4.00* Iluea. Traej. Sb» ektoa, LodL lO.ict
4.40* Saa. Leaadro. Bayvard. KSa.l IS.2Sa
Pisaaaatoa. Livermore ....121148a
5J)Op Thi o*l Limited— Nnmu, Lea
B»aoa. Ueadota. Eerataa. Freceo,
Tolara. Bak «ri6 dd . Los A a ctles . . . 8.48 a
5.00 a Ra'oeU.Saa to;*. Lot Gate* 8.48 a
3.00 a Satsrdsy aad Saa day :cr VTrjht. ¥ti-
toa. (Boulder Creek). S&ataCnu... {9.22 a
5.20 a S»a Leaadro. Kile ». StaJote 7.48 a
6.40p Biehaaosd. Piaoi*. Vt'Jfjo. I'ertCctta.
Benieia. ?n:*aa, Eaertmeato — Rote-
viJls, Liaroln. iluynillt. OreTiile.. 11.25 a
•.20ji Esatera Express— Czdrn. Peebfe.
Dearer. Kaa sas City. St. Leeia,
Chkar>
Purt Costa. Beaieia, EaeraßCßto, '
Rsao. Spark* BS8?
1.40* Harvard. Niles an.l faa Jose. 6.<S?
17.00* Vi!!«jo, Port Costa. Uarttats, E*y
PoiataadWajr BUtioaa XI I. lB*
8.20s Orena hlipreis — ?itramtato.iljrj»-
viils. R:Jdi3g. (llacdoei. Klamath
Falls). Ashland. PorUaad. Taccma.
Seatde. Spokane 9.42 a
9.00* Chii\ and Japaa Fart ifaS—
Ofdea. Cbey ease, Ceater, Kassas
Oty. Omaha, Chicago •-- 2^*3*
ll.00» Yoseaite Valley via Nile* UeT«d.
Q Portal 8.48 a
,11.00b Mies. Lathrop, Sfodesto. Ilerced.
Fresao.... 10.33?
COAST LINE
*#~t TUlrtl ana Towu«eiul btxe«U*)
|5.25» Loop — 33d Etrtst, Tisttaejoa.
South Baa Fraa cisco, Talearia St 16.33s
t5.40a Loop — Valeaisa St.. Ocesa View.
Cemeteries. South £sa Fraaciseo, 23d
Street. 31 aad Towaitad j8.50»
6.40 a Sooth Saa Fraaeitco. Eaa Jose. Cil-
roy, (Hallisterl, Etrgest, Ealisac... 8.5 C?
J7.00a Suadav Exeorsoa CJroT,Pa;a.-n. Of-
trorifie. Del Uoate, Moßternr, Panfie
'0r0ra.... 10.50a>
8U)0a The Coaster— San Jow. Castmviile,
(Dd Monte.ilnoterey , PadfieCro'veX
Salinas Soledsd. i'.i'o Rotles i 80l
Spriap^, Saa Lais Obispo. Pismo.
Oeeaoo. 'Surf. Loapoe, caata Bar-
bara, Ventura, Osnard. lon A r i-!m IMS*'
8.05* L'v.-f.fii. Lea Aitoa. Lcs Gate?.
V.'rijv.. (Boolder Creek). SaataCraa,
Wataonvile. CastroviHe. Del JAonte.
Monterev, Pacific Grove 1.25»
B.2Da South ?aa Fraa eiseo. Palo Alts. Eaa
Jose. War Station* : 7J5*
B.2C*. Lm Altaa. Los Gates. Wright. (Eoulc-r -
Creek). Saata Ctbi t7^C»
9.00 a Saa Jose, Gilroy. Satin af, UssfVr.
Paso Robiss Hot Sprian. Saa 1-nis
Obispo— H'JTuter —Esau Cr««. Ccl
Uoate. Uaoterer. Paeifis Crov*. .. 4.CC*
10.40 a South San Fraaeiteo. BarQsgißS.
Saa Uataa, Pab Alto. Ean Jose .. .. 6.30»
10.40 a Los Alto* UaataVUta. Lo» Galo«.. { T f [{^
1 1.30 a Valtasta St. Oeeaa View. Celaa,
\u25a0 CeatUrisa. Btdea. Saa 8rua0..... I.3I»
1 1.40 a SouSSia Fraaeiseo, tsn Jew 18.2Ca
IJOOf Satarda?, PaJo Alto aad Way t'Utioas S.CC»
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