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nod yeaning*.' *4.75@7.25: ewes. $4!5O©«; Tex
ss and-.Arizotia mutton*. S4.GOS6 40
OMAHA
,v, v -^.UAll*. -Iniie 7.— Cattle — Receipt*. 2,600 head;
*-S rkr Z sw *d.v . t» JOe higher. Wentern steers.
•;> jo.Ko: T<.sk« steer*. ?3ft0.«0: range cowe and
tieifcrs.- $2.5561^.55; canners. $2@4; etockers ana
/eotyers. ?3«js.<Jik calves, $3@7; bulls and stags;
fJwj.oO. '*'"
•Hogs— Recfii.lß. qj*^ j mad . market- weak to
- .V .-Ipwefr Heavy. $7.55ft«7.55; mixed. $7.20@
. . ..:4(»; pl?s.|.Vf«.sO; bulk of sales, f7.20@7.45.
: ..^hfop— Receipts. 2.100 bead; market steady.
. \u2666S.-Sfie.TS; wethers. ?5.W>@6.50;
\u25a0 *«(>s; ?j.*oCi«.4(f, lambs. $7.2.'»©5.25.
... . CHICAGO
•CHICAGQ. June 7.— Cattle— Receipts estimated
at 19.OO0; market strong to 10c higher. . Beeves,
$»;4i7.30: Texas etecrs. $4.65@6.35; weetern
fiterrs; $ 4.75^5 6.40; stockers and feeders, $3.00(9:
.'•-S5: cowe aud heifers, $2.50@6.50; calves. $5.75
•. <g~~5.
\u25a0 Hogs— Receipts rsUmated at 49.000: market 5«
aowcr. Light. 7^7.50; mixed. $7.2067-70;
lieevy, .$,7.20^7.75; rough, ?7.30{eT7.45; good to
• hoire b^»vr. 57.4557.7u; pig*, $0.10@7; bulk of
sas»>s. f7.35©7.X5.~T
.shPci« — Receipts estimated at 14,000; market
Ftoady. Native. $4©6.50; western. ?4.2T.*i «.«0;
ve»rlin.g*. 56.2.%6"-40; lambs, native, Jfi'gS.r.:.;
Board of trade closed, election da.r.
Xew V»rk Mrtal Market
NEW York. June 7. — The I/>ndon tin market
• was unchanged to a shade higher, spot being
relatively steady at £133 2» Cd. while future*
w»»re uiwfcanged at f134 7* fid. Locally the mar
ket was dull and unchanged, with Fpot quoted
at 2y.12'.;fa28.:57i4c.
Cof>iHT was £s «W higher in the London tnar
kM, -with -RVx^t quoi«»d at £C 1 7s fid and ftitures
at £GZ ."s. Thr I'V-al market continued firm and
» a* a shade hipher. with lake quoted at 13.62** ,
. 0i13.75c. pJectrolvtlc al 13.37 'i(g 13.00 c and cast
ing at 13.25Giir..37»ic
;.<\u25a0:••'. «.--.«. unchanged at £1" 3s M in the Ijon
don insrk* :. The local market was unchanged at
• USQifift
-. .- gpoltor was unchangrt mt £22 2s Cd In London,
wbi> thr local msrkct was firm and higher at
».:x&r,.4<i. '
• Jron was low«r ct 4Ss I'd for Clerelasd war
rants in the English market. Locally iron was
ateadr. with No. 1 foundry northern quoted at
»iergl6.r»o. No. 2 at J15.75@16.25, No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft at $10(216.25.
Saval Store*— Turpentine and Roafn
SAVANNAH. June 7. — Spirits ©f turpentine —
Ki'm, S*v. Sales, 1.C>04; receipts. 405: shipments,
r.44.
RosJn — Firm. Sales. 2.126: receipts. 1£77;
t-hiPinents. 3.<1C1: stock. 125,546. Quote.:
8.. $2.70Cg.2.75: D.. $3.10; E.. $3.55@3.60;
P.. $.1.90@4; G.. $4@4.05: H.. $4.15; L. $4.20;
X.. $5; M.. $5; N., $5.25; WG.. $5.50; WW..
«.SO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
> *^Jf < .£:i"a Cooper to Henry S. Bridg*. .estate
..\«3>-. B. Lewis, d"-»ri>Kj. $7,740. and all in
': in lot at NW corner of Union and Bat
" -i#>r> streets, N 137:6 by W 137:6, and one otber
.pi*<-*; 510. .- •
. • Rr:b»rt A. McLean to Henry D. Hawke. lot
•'In S line of Vallcjt> 6treet, 193 E of Broderick,
• ,fc 3'lit S 137^; JlO.
•..• Richard C. Tobln to Joseph O. Tobin. half of
.-lot at SW corner of Hares and Octavla streets,
.S 120 by W 137:6; $10.
:':: >:.-a Francisco and Scburban borne building
• »*ri«>ty to F. K. Ralston and wife, lot -la E line
' 'of Commonwealth avenue. 310 8 Euclid. S
•40; E 147:91. N 40:21. W J43:75: $10.
\u25a0?acob H^jTnan <>ompany to John L. Miehelson.
\u25a0 ' X in NW JSac of London street. 275 XE of
* Ilfwsia. XE 55 by XW 100; $10.
: ..; Annie Montgomery Faxon et al. to "Winntfred
".\u25a0•L. ClM>n. lot in BE line of Venea street, 112
KW cf Mi?ucl, SW 50. E 100, XE IC2 NW
• \u25a0'.•53:4. SW 112. NW GG:S; $10.
Uenry D. Hawks et al. to Edna F. Huffman,
: lot in X line of Larkin street, 107 : C Xof Lom
• ..bard, N 30 by E 103: $10.
P. Cullen to J. El»ca,lot in S line of Thir
•' firth etre*t. 75 W of Dame. W 25 by 8 100: $10.
\V. A. C Lange and wife to William H.
Mirdbell, lot in E line of Leaveaworth utreet,
.\u25a0.11f»:4 S of Washington, S 44:2 by E 187:6; $10.
. . Antouie Oppenhelrner to Ixrais Berperat. lot at
\u25a0• XW corner of Nineteenth street and Lexicgtoa
. " av<>nc»>, WSO br N 85; $10.
• \u25a0 . 'C'srxle W. Lyon ?t al. to Giambattista Ardito,
I lot In NE line of Twpntv^lphth avenu* South,
. 125 SE of P rtreet, SE 25 by NE 100; $10.
.'.-• Robert Lorcntr and wife to Francois Marx, lot
> ln-N lin^ of Clay street. 100 E of Presidio ave
•tiue. E 255^1^ by N 90; $10.
Viola M, Clark et al. to Georse Pollltt. lot In
\u25a0 W line of Twelfth avenue, X.X) S of M street, S :
25 b.r W 120: $10.
William Clarke to Snsacna Couture, Int In 8
line of Eighteenth street, 100 E of Hartford, E
br S 7-j; $10.
Eilen Williams to Ontral iron works. Inc.. lot
In W line of Bryant street, 175 S of Eighteenth,
f> 25 by W 100: $10.
Ida Corr to George Braver and wife, lot In X
. I!n» or Twpntr-fifth street, 200 W of Castro, W
\u25a0 4f> by S 114; ?10.
• ' Mary N. Alexander to James B. Alexander.
•'. lot in N lin* of Acdorer etre»t, 108 Eo f East
• a»rnue, S i sby W 106: irift.
>";-.: 1 Francisco and Saburban borne building
" •.•society to Honors J. Sclimth. lot In W line of
CommVvßwoalth avenue, B<H> S of Euclid, S 50
by W 120; $10. • ,<-- v '•\u25a0\u25a0
', Otu> li. Anderson to Gertrude A. Anfierfon.
« •. ' ;'a E line of Forty-eighth avenue, 212:6 S
1 • ' I. street. S 23 br E 120; gift.
r^ Benedict Steinaoer and wife to Louis Muller
und wife, lot in E line of Castro etreet, 95 S
.)f Nin^teocth. S 25 by E S3; $10. . -'
Dzvid Lewis asd wife to Marie King and
wife, lor is E line of Ontral place. 80 S of
Fino •treet. S 20 by B 65:9; $10.
- John Hannaii and wife to Ceonre M. Mitchell
v^ -.1.. l«.ts H. 38 to 42. block &SS. Bay Park
V •*'cy) association; $CT<O/
T rii*odore F. Blake et al. to Leila F. Blake,
lot in S line of Eddy street. 50:19 W of Buch
anan, W 25:10 by S 120; $10.
R. W, Smith and wife to Thoma* H. B.
Varnely. lot la W line of Ashbury street,. 552
S ef Frederick. S 25 by W I<X>:3; $10. .
.'. Thomas Elasi and wife to Frank Hener and
. wife, lot In X line of Hancock street, 125 W
\u25a0 of Church, W 25 by X 114: $10.
. • Frederick -Sclsercht to P. R. Ward aad wife,
.. l«it 2J». block 1, Holly Park: ?10.
. Margaret P. Cahen to Harrison F. Carrln,
lots 12 and 13, block ":<. lU-is tract; $10.
Jacob Heynian company to George D. Shad
burn<?, lot 29, block 8. Holly park; $10.
fieorge D. Shadburne . and wife to William
lifnter. lot in t< line of Day street, 105 W of
\u25a0 Kolores. W &4. S 117, E «5, X 114, end one
: . t»rh»r piece; $10.
ChrUtina Br^wstrr to Philip Meon, lot at X
'-• .c«icn«>r of Leifiley and Roanoke streets, XE 113
f" . by XW 50: $10.
' .Alice Manning to Patrick E. Ryan and wife,
\u25a0 Win S line of Army street, 205 W of Sancbea.
XV 23 by S 114: $10. .
• fharl«»s. H. Baker to Thomas McGoire and
.vif<>. lot in E Jine of Dan* street, 375 X ca*
Kendall. X 25 by E 123: $10.
Charles Jankens end wife to Jullcp Kleis. lot
. In E line of Twtmt.v -fifth avenue, 225 S of T
jitjwt, S 50 by E 120: $10.
.- .. Jclius Klein to Charles K. Jonkcns and wife,
lft in E \u25a0 line of Sixteenth avenue, 150 S of U
\u25a0 'nn>*>t. S ZS by E 100; $10.
Ludwisr Wagcnrr to Marie Wagner, lot In JC
line at \lh\g-.:\. street. 200 W of Scott. W 25 by
N,. 157:6, and one other piece; $10.
iClmrl«s W. Wright and wife to American land
«.ud tru«t company, lot X line of Camelli avenu<>
S»:S W of Dougiar, W 200:4, S 520, E 234-8.
N -260. E 23;K: $10. . r
Marj- «^>aner* to American land and trust enm
' r*nr. lot ,n E line of Xiuelerntn avenue. 200 S
of N Ptiwt. S 25 by E 120; $10.
• Marr A. Robert to Agne* /. Crook, lot in W
Une of Fiftli averme. 23 X of I street, S 25 by
W St.".; $10. ;
.Tanw*! Forbe* to Robert E. Gleasoc lot in X
•Ja)*> of D street, R2:6 E of Twenty-third avenue,
k 23 by X 100: $10.
William C. Wilson and wife to Belle MrXicoll,
klnE line of Afshbury street, 110 6 of Waller,
• 2--. b.r E 106:3; $10.
Charles S. Brundage and wife to Alice,Chap
trian Leaf, lot In E line of Ninth avenue, 175 S
of X street, S 25 by E 120; $10.
Bnildtng Contracta
JS'Twst nallstrom with O. E. Evans— To erect
3-^t>» alory fr»ir.i» (flats) bnildlag in E line of
WljriVr Btreet, 105 S of Bivoli, 25x100: $6.250 l
Henry I*. Atzcrorh with Emile Ichters &
Co.. Henry Ern»t tc J>ons and Fred. Wagner — To
ere<-t a three story frame bnllding at XW
«v»n»T of Ei«bfb avenue end -B street, X 25
by W 2»: $J0.7»0.
Kamnel Goldntein with Parkside home build
'\u25a0 " '-ir:ipary — All work for a story- and a half
Imncslow In E line of Twenty-third avenue,
Jo<i S of T street, S 50 by E 120: $2,755.
Matthew E. Arnerlcb with J. R. Lindsay— To
•iWt a one storj- fram* building In W line of
IMgbth avenue. 200 X of Kulton street. X 25 by
W 120: $2.OW>. , . ff.
Joseph Ilabcr with Henry C." Farley — To erect
a tbr«e story and basement brick building la SB
line <it Market afreet. 200 XE of Seventh, *X
25. BE IC3, S W 50, XW 75. XE 25, XW 90;
$32,443. . — . -
Tliomos Msgee 4- Sons (by Ransome <x>rn?rtte
(\u25a0umpaoy) with Manila Aiibestos eupplv com- i
panv — At.ftf-st«.s roofing for ' theater and store '
holldin? in S line of E Btreet. ir>o XE of '
Fonrth avenne. NB 50. SE 100, XE 100, SE 70.
I. r >o. NW 120; $540. . j
Chris Waldan with C. Arthur & Co. — To erect
«" three story and ba«cment frame in S' line
ftf Nineteenth. street, 100 W of Valencia: $5.60f1.
Mission inrcsimf-nt 'company with Manx-rum
tc Ott+r— Steam bearing for four story frame In
W.line of Valencia street end SE of Market. S
37P.-W 113,- X 53. thence 150 to beginning;
«.3fis.
U«*"ixe H. Sf oeffel irith . Cart^rrs contracting
mmpany — Basement floor and sidewalk reinforced
• oo^r^te frame in S line of Poet street. 63:1 W
.of Grant aveno«v W 44 by S SO; $13,400.
Jacob Silvenstf-In wlth-Ludwig Xiclsen^ — Alter
ation? and addition* :for a two story lrtne
handing (two flat*) In X line of Fell street.
137:6 W tvt Lacuna. W 27:6 br X 120: $3,400.
Rose Glennon Trith Wright & Kusich — To erect
. x three Ktory and -basement brick building in S
' \u25a0''\u25a0 of Po*t street aod NW line, of Meacham
\>lrrr. W. 56 by S 54:«: $R. 363.
<Justav Hslu with F. I>. Boe»e — To crert a one ,
wory- frame cottage Jn f line of Carmel street,' j
133:10*4 E cf Cole.'E 25 by S 125: $2,043.- - j
Same with same — All work, except came as
;'.'tf- for a two «tor.v frame. bnilding in S line
«.f Wrtb *\Uj. SO W,of Masob street,. W- 57:6
t'r S 32; *2,»90. --'.-• :v -'"-\u25a0' .*- - !
<t«acy l Ti. Roe and wife to Patrick Farley and
wife. ¥* in E line «f Fifth evenne, 75. S of A
street. Vi 25 by E S5: $10. ?\u25a0. , •
It. fl; Crow nnd wife to John Oroes.'lot !n .W
Jine of Twentv-fonrth avenue, 150 S of O- street.
S so by W 120; $10.
Jotm T^eooard . to Owen Leonard.- half Interest
*in lot at T. corner of Mission street and Brazil
avenii*-, NE Zi by SE 53:6;510. -*.'.' •. • \u25a0\u25a0' ,*
AIW» A: TiHen to. Inland. R.-'Dicbierw»M«t
«». block «. Flint tract homestead association;
Central American Navies Are Safely Bottled Up
LINER SAN JUAN
HERE FROM ISTHMUS
Officers of Pacific Mail Ship Say
; There Will Be No More War
on Lower Coast
GCORDING to the of
ficers of the Pacific
Mail liner San Juan,"
Captain Frazier, which
arrived yesterday from
the lower coast, the
Central American rev
olution factories are
all closed down with
the United States
cruisers /Albany v and
South Dakota anchored
on the. lid. Except for
one cruiser, an ancient
gasoline launch, the
me navy 01 .Nicaragua is bottled up at
Corlnto, with the cruiser Albany as the
cork.- The South Dakota is anchored
oft Amapala, far enough offshore to
command a view of a long: coast line.
A strict watch is kept on the warship
by day and during the hours of darkness
the South Dakota's searchlights con
tinuously sweep sea and shore. The
Mexican - gunboat. General Guerrero, is
a>so in the revolution zone, and, ac
cording to the Guerrero's commander,
the revolution was never born/ that
could live within range of so many
peace compelling: guns.
John Moissant's name has- lost its
magic In Nicaragua, say the San Juan's
officers, and in Salvador the once
dreaded firebrand is regarded as a .loke.
It was learned when the San Juan
was at Corinto that Moissant was liv
ing quietly and unobtrusively at Man
agua.
The San Juan brought 1.619 tons of
cargo and treasure, valued at $33,600.
The liner also brought 22 passengers.
Except for a heavy northwest gale en
countered Saturday off the 'Santa Bar
bara islands the voyage from Panama
was uneventful. The San Juan's pas
sengers included:
\u25a0 Henry A. Spencer" (Miss Louise 11. Faneuf
Erlindo Morale* \li*» Felicltas Hernandex
Albert G. Winkle Peter Grant
Carl Fein* . Edward H. Hoa?
Mr». Mortens!*. Fanenf James B. Dougherty
SitnuM 0. Faneuf Angel Canobbio
' Mis» Nancy C. Faneuf |Ed\rard Michelson
Pcnn»j-Ivanla Takes Rich Cancn
The steamer Pennsylvania, recently
bought by the Pacific Mail company to
take the place of the lost Indiana,
sailed yesterday for Panama and * way
ports, making its first voyage under
the Harriman flag. The. Pennsylvania
carried one of the largest and most
valuable cargoes that has been shipped
on this route for many months. The
total value of the cargo is $231,632. Of
this $189,909 worth, is for New .York
via the Panama railroad. The .New
York cargo includes 10,000 cases of
canned fruits, 500,000 pounds of wool,
and a big shipment of California wine.
The Pennsylvania has the distinguished
honor in its old age of being the only
Pacific Mail ship equipped with wire
less. '
Captain Vrry 111 in . I'annmn Hospital
The liner San" Juan, which arrived
yesterday from the , lower coast,
brought 'word of the serious illness of
Captain Urry, who was on the coffee
coast in command of the Costa Rica-
Chief Officer C. J. Holland was detached
from the San Juan at Acajutla and
placed in command of the Costa Rica
in place of Captain Urry, who is in
the hospital at Ancon recovering from
the effects of a serious" operation. T.
Blair, second officer of the ' San Juan,
was promoted to acting chief officer in
place of Holland.
Governor Sails, for .San Diego
The Pacific Coasf steamship com
pany's Governor sailed yesterday for
southern California with a large cargo
and a full complement of passengers.
Among the latter were:
C. Schilling and wife jMrg. J. F. Leek
C. M. Farrell R. R. Yafea
William H. Williamson 1 L. E. Porter v
A. Mark* Mr«. Usehold
J. Bloom I. M. GUdden
C. A. Kni'pn and wife M. P. Gliddea
A. O. Perm and wife L. S. MeXeale and wife
Dr. E. C. Tinimerman
Port** .\Bmf Changed to Balboa
During the recent visit to the isth
mus of Panama the name of the port
on the Pacific side was ' formally and
officially changed from La Boca to Bal
boa. The liner San Juan, which ar
rived here yesterday, is the- first ship
to arrive here with papers made out
from Balboa.
Water Front Xotes
The Pacific Mail liner China, Captain
Daniel Priele, is due early this morn
ing from the far east. The China is
bringing a large number of passen
gers. ,
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 5,360,000 feet.
The Japanese Hner Nippon Mam,
which left here June 1, arrived yester
day at Honolulu.
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Curacao sailed yesterday for
Guaymas and way ports.
The liner Korea, hence. May 21, ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama.
According to a wireless message from
Captain Dowdell the liner Alameda,
which sailed Saturday for Honolulu,
was 462 miles away at S o'clock Sun
day night. >
SHIPPING NE\VS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific *
PORTLAND, June 7. — Dutch steamer Xeder
land. Captain Rieck. has been chartered to carry
grain from Portland to United Kingdom ports,
receiving its orders at Cork.
Steamer Taunton was also chartered at the
aame time, but it is thought that it will go to
Puget sound. The charter rate was the same for
both vessels, lieing 30s. The names of the com
panies) • chartering • the steamers have not been
announced.
Government engineers went down to Astoria
this morning to make the survey at the mouth
of the Columbia. They will be down there about
two week*.
Oil steamer Asuncion, Captain Burgettt arrived
at the Standard oil company's dock yesterday." -' \u25a0
Steamship Eureka arrived last night and will
sail again tonight at its usual time for Eureka.
Steamer Butterfly is having its oil tanks in-
Ktallfd ;oday. «fter which it will go to the Wil
lamette iron and steel works to be fitted up with
its engine and boiler.
S*s PEDRO, June "7.— Steamer Winnebago
arrived this: morning from /San Diego .with the
remainder or a cargo of lumber and poles.
. Steamer Hans lei cleared - for San : Francisco
with freight and passengers. \u25a0 > •
Steamer, Wellesley* arrived from -Astoria * with
lnmber."t.-". :
Steamer Admiral Sampson • arrived from San
Francisco. Eureka and Seattle with freight and
passengers. '. .
Stesmer laqut arrived today from Eureka with
lumber and shingle*.
Schooner Ruby arrived from Bandon with 1 lum
ber. ; . .\u25a0\u25a0•:'; • . ..'.\u25a0\u25a0-•
TACOMA. June \u25a07.— Steamer.] Tampico- arrived
today from Seattle, to take cargo* for "Alaska." •
' Steamer. Farallon arrived* from Alaska:
United States cable ship . Burnside left today
for down the sound. ;i \u25a0-
SEATTLE, "June 7.— Arrived— Steamer Presi
dent, from San Diego \u25a0 and San • Francisco; -. tank
ateamer Golenel E. L. , Drake, from San Fran
cUco; steamer Shasta, from _ San , Francisco
steamer Mexican, from Salina Cru« via • San
Francisco; steamer City of Seattle, . from Skag
'vay. ; ... *,---'-.- \u25a0-;',»." . ; -\u25a0\u25a0..-\u25a0'
. Sailed— Steamer ; Humboldt, for ' Skagway 'and
way ports; ««teamer- Shasta, for BelliDgham
steamer Watson, for SanFrancii»eo;-U. S. S; st;
Louis, for Samoa via San Francisco; U. r s. S'
West Virginia,. Maryland % and California, •: for
Mare inland^.
' United ' States cable* steamer -Burngide has re
turned \u25a0 from VTacoina ': and : will prepare . for :\u25a0 a
cralse In Alaska watenCY ?.- •
Mexican will go to Tacoma (ottorroV;
and returning .Tbureday, will clear • for .: Honolulu;
ASIORIA, June^ 7.-^-Steamer \u25a0 Johan Pt»uls»n
THE SAN FRANCISCO .CALL, TUESDAY; : JUNE 8, 1909.
left Sunday. for San Francisco with a cargo of
lumber from Knappton. .. \u25a0
Steamer Casco \u25a0 left today for. San Francisco
with a cargo of lumber. -
-Steamer State of , California arrived this even-
Ing with freight and passengers and left up the
river for Portland. \u25a0 •-...'
Steamer Riverside arrived this : morning from
San Francisco with freight. from New York that
came across. the Mexican route;
German steamship Arabia of the Portland-
Asiatic line is due to arrive from the orient to
morrow. . . - -\u25a0' \u0084 - '
Steamer Argo arrived Sunday, night from Til
lamook with freight and passengers. .
Steam schooner . Cascade arrived Sunday even
ing from San Francisco to load lumber.
Schooner Virginia cleared at the custom house
today for San- Francisco with a cargo of 062,000
feet of lumber, loaded at Knapptou. .
Steamer Johan Poulsen also cleared for San
Francisco. It carries a cargo of -300,000 feet of
lumber loaded at Portland,. 200,000 feet loaded
at Present t and 150,000 feet loaded at Kuappton.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From I Steamer- | Date
Humboldt F. A. Kilburn.. June 8
Coquille River......... Elisabeth :.... June 8
Saa 1Vdr0... ......... ilanalei ....... June S
China & Japan China ......... June | 8
Humboldt Vanguard j ..... June 9
San Pedro. . . . , Cbehallg ...... June 9
San Pedr0.... ......... Norwood ...... June, 9
San Pedro Ad." Sampson. . .Tune 9
Point Arena & Albion. Porno June 10
Seattle & Tacoma Watson June 10
Hongkong (c Yokohama Ashtabula June 10
Portland & Astoria.... Nome City June 10
Coos Bay .'. M. F. Plant... June 10
Humboldt I City of Topeka. June 11
Humboldt .......}F.. A. Kilburn. June 11
San Pedro rßoanoke ....... Jnne 11
Puget Sound Ports Queen ......... June 11
San Diego 4: Way Ports! Governor ;..... June 11
Salina Cruz iMissourinn .... June 12
Mendoeino & Pt. Arena| Sea Foam . ...!Jun» 13
Puget Sound Ports [President . .....(June 13
Grays Harbor [Newburg ....... June 13
China & Japan. 1 . ...... 1 Manchuria \u25a0..*.. June 14
Portland & Astoria*... State" of^Cal.. June li
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder... June 14
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay \u25a0 ..... June 14
San Diego & Way PortßJSanta Rosa ....[June 14
TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer 1 Sails jPJer
June 8 — I '
Humboldt .JF. Kilburn.. 10 am 13
Humboldt iCity Topeka. 10.30 a 11
Puget Sound Ports . City I'ur-Ui. 2 pm .9
June 9—9 — k - .
Grays Harbor CbehalU 16
Grays Harbor... Norwood '- ....
Coquille River '..Elizabeth .. 5 pm '16
Los Angeles Ports Hanalel .... 3pm 7
Mendocino dc Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
June 10-^- . - - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0•' •
Seattle & Tacoma..... Hornet 5 pm 20
Coos Bay Bee 5 pm 20
Los Angeles Ports Centralia ...[ Ipm 7
Japan & China. ....... Siberia- .....I 1 pm 42
Seattle A- Tacoma...., Ad. Sampson! 1 pm 20
Hawaiian Ports.: Hyades ....Jl2 m 10
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa..ilo.3oa 11
June 11— * I
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoka ...f 1 pm 13
Aiicklaud & Sydney... luvertay ...|l2 m ....
June 12— j
Grays Harbor ..., ....if*. Monica...! 4 pm * 2 -
Astoria & Portland (Rose City ..|ll am '27
Puget Sound Ports (Governor • . . .i 2pm 5) •
St. Michael direct Tallac
Coos Bay :.. M. F. Plant 3pm «
Humboldt Vanguard:'. 2
Point Arena & Albion. Porno 4 pml 2
June 14— . I
Los Angelea 'Ports G. W, Elder 5 pm IS
San Diego & Way Port* President. .. 10.30a| 111
TO SAIL* FROM -SEATTLE -">\u25a0
Pest i nation | Steamer - | Date
Valdez & Seward......lNorthwestern .. June 8
Nome & St. Michael..'. Falcon June 8
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson June 10
Skagway & Way Ports. Humboldt ..... June 12
Skagway & Way Ports. Dolphin June 15
Seldovla & Way Ports. A. \u25a0 O. Lindsay.. Jun« 15
Nome & St. Michael... Mackinaw .....June 16
Valdea A: Seward Santa Clara.... June 16
Valdez & Seward Portland ...... June 24
Nome v Senator .....;. June 26
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographic office, Mer
chants' Exchange, San FranclKco, June
7, 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Mandard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh. OOm.
00s., Greenwich mean time. j < • /
j. t. McMillan,
- \u25a0 - Nautical • Expert, in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United SUtes coast and geodetic survey— Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8 «
Sun rises ........:...;..,. 4-40
Sun sets ....'.* 7-32
Moon rises '. ![ll:«'p. m"
Last quarter moon. June 10. at C:33 p. m.
New moon June 17. at 3:19 p. m.
, iTimel ITimel iTime! ITimel
Junl Ft I IFt f IFt 1 {Ft
|H W| |L W| |H W| |L W|
8.. 1:10 5.4J 8:45 —0.6 4:33 4.S 9:15 5.4
9.. 2:15 5.1 9:40— 0.2 5:20 5.0 10:28 8 2
10.. 3:44 4.0 10:32 0.3 6:04 5.2 11:42 2.«
11.. 5:25 -4.3 11:25 0.8 6:40 5.4
L Wl H W L W H w"""
12.. 0:50f 1.9 C:ST. 4.2 12:30 1.3 7:1& 5.6
IS.. 1:42 1.2 8:10 4.4[1:24 ].7 7:56 SO
14.. 2:32 0.4 9:20 4.5 2:12 2.1 8:35 n'.l
15.. 3:24 —0.2 10: 1 M 4.6 3:04 '2.4 0:14 c 4
I. S. Branch Hydroffraphic Office
A branch of the United States hydrographic
office, located at the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the. world are kept at
band for comparison ; apd reference.- and the
latest Information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. T. McMILLAN, >
Nautical Expert, in charge.
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor,
PLACE [ Ft. I Date |' Remarks'
Grays Har| 19 [May _ 29|ChanneI getting broader
' \u25a0 " \u25a0 \u25a0 i " (Depth at mean • low
Wlllapa B 2i Apr. 1 ; water in channel to
" -| Raymond 15 feet. ''\u25a0-;
Colom R|»24 |Feb. ltij '-
"Nehalm Rl , a (Apr. SJChannel 200 feet south
I I I of buoy. \u25a0 . . . .-.
m.,. »I « » ."'^JDepth.or 8 feet at low
Tillmk B. -9 Apr. 30 water In channel to
---•-' ' Garibaldi. ;\u25a0
Yaqnlna B| 13 |Mar. 12 [Channel not shifting. ""\u25a0
"~~~ _l \u25a0 -. Beacon on beach in line
Siuslaw R 4 May 1 with south side of
' •-'"•' J 1 \u25a0 gulch leads over bar.
Umpqua R 12 (May, • llChannel in good condi"-
I '--' I tion. \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-, -
r, 1 -f, L 112I 12 feet at low water to I
Coos Bay. 17 [June 1 North Bend; 11 feet
;'":.;'.-;!\u25a0•-. .at . low water to
1 Marshfleld.
Coquille Rl S IMay. 31 [Channel . close to north'
',- I I I Jetty: "- .
„ _, -".' 1 > s N o.v opportunity 3f o r
Rogue Rlv soundings lately;' be
. . fore rise, there wag 7
' I feet on bar. \u25a0 ,V-
Klamth R| 7 |May 29[Channel BtralghT ~ —
_-, \u25a0 North channel very
• * crooked :\u25a0 lB ft - - aver-
Hmbldt B 20 June 1 age low :watec in
. straight channel lead
"- -\u25a0 - Ing out northwest.
S Pedro B| 20 |Apr. 15jXo change in channeE";'
S Dlego'Bl 25 IMay '3|No change in ehannpi7"
S Pablo B| 24 ,, lApr.1 Apr. 21 1 Depth in dredged chan
-.'.\u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0 I I I nel. , ,
•About..., --.\u25a0'..'\u25a0.•.•\u25a0..\u25a0'-\u25a0\u25a0;••\u25a0-.. \u25a0-.- .---. ."
NEWS ' OF . TUB S OCEAN
Pcnnaylvanla Taken • Biar Carßo '•\u25a0'\u25a0•\u25a0
:': ThV. steamer galled for Aneon
and way* ports • yesterday "with' a. cargo con
signed principally to New .-. York,: ralusd- at
$231,632, the r distribution being as foilows-
For,; New York, v . $189,909;.; Mexico,,: £15 133-
Central $19,788; - Panama. $2 ? SOo'
Colombla.r- $2.7»2: i- Ecuador. $275: , Peru * *.iss :
Chile, 1 - $25; ; TrinidadN Island.' $242: Belgium
s2so. f The. principal" shipments : and "their Ucstl
natlonß were aBfolIows: "--\u25a0-.:\u25a0\u25a0 :\u25a0. . '-\j- -. \u25a0\u25a0:
:\u25a0\u25a0 To \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•Xew> York— 4o,so-S- gal* wine. 9 917 •<.«
canned X goods, ft 40.02J5 ? lbs i dried - grapeg ' s 10 017
lbs.- nuts. 492.001 .» lbs i wool. hid" V
21,525 ; lb» . horns, X7o OS i typewriters. 40 294 lb«
ginper root, : Masks' sea' shells/', . -_. '.- »'•..-.,,
r\ To Mexlco-^B,OIO -i ctls - barley,* 24 'en • canned
goods.; 270 -lbs \u25a0 dried V fruit,:* 4 , pkgs < machlnerv
78 pcs and 33 ; bdls pipe.*^ 1 * bbl 4 oil,- G • bin • glasV
\u25a0Jlo^Central • America— l.B37 -.bbls V flotir \u25a0: lifcoo
lbs lard. : ! 4oo lbs meal?, 5 , 346 •, lbs : dried • f ruit^eoo
lbs salt. V 3.150 :• lbs i spiceg. , 4 : ck J canned" goods •
2.0C0 ctls ! corn,; 170j lb«i hops. ,1,020 lbs 'malt 70
cs nalmon, 24N c« -.whisky, , 278 5 gain V and >1% f»
wine. 5.000. lbs i rice.i 1.%R4 \u25a0. ft • lumber. i 20 cs'ofl"
402 » lb* - seetls. 50 ; * kerosene, \u25a0\u25a0 3 • rolls 5 leather'
12,. pkgs ?.machlnerr.V4S,3ni h lbs '"tallow ' 31 - Dk«s
tank : material," 2o bdl»:wire. . - - -'-. ., '*:.\u25a0\u25a0 -. ;" -,
.To' Panama— soo ' bbls : flour, -23,000 lbs 'rice j
5,132 lbs sal£ 269 \ lbs spices. 430 lbs 1 sago/ 50 ,
pkgs potatoes,- 50 1 ptgs onions,; 35 • A ' canned
goodsj 3.80S lbs beans, I.SSO lbs coffee, \ 51 : coils
rope.
To Colombla-^333 bbls floor. 930 lbs garlic,
SO pkgs. potatoes, 20 pkgs- onions, 17,050 lbs
rice. 8 cs salmon. \u25a0
To Ecuador- — 50 bbls flour, a
To Pern— 9,73B lbs grease.
To . Trinidad Island — 3S cs canned goods, 22
C 8 salmon, 1 eg . table preparations, v ,- -; ;; \u25a0
Notice i.o Mariner* :
v Captain George Ankers of the XT. S. A.' T.
Dlx reports to the branch b.vdroßraphle of flee
at Port Townsend that on June 2, 1900, ,wben
in latitude 45 degrees 51 minutes N.,^ longitude
130 degrees .04 minutes W..he. passed a large
stump of a tree, about 40 feet long and 6 feet
In diameter. Dangerous to navigation.
. . j. t. McMillan.
, Nautical Expert,' in charge.
Weather Report
United "States Department of Agriculture-
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. June 7, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA;
Last ; Seasonal Normal
Stations — 24 hours, to date., to date.
Fureka ....0.00 .42.73.. 45 82
Red Bluff O.Wf ' 30.81 24.71
Sacramento fI.OO . 21.75 20.01
Mt. .Tamalpais. ....'.. 0.00 35.61 22.72
San Francisco........ 0.00 23.57. ' 22.17
San Jose 0.00 15. 26 12.99
Fresno .....», 0.00 \u25a0 : ».79 s »,6«
Independence ......... 0. 00 -7.88 f1.52
San, Luis 0b15p0...... 0.00 .31.38 20.49
Loa Angeles.... 0.00 , 1t».07 15 67
San' Dieg0.. ......... 0.00 . ..10.23 . 10.01
Coaat record for 12 hours endlna; 5 p.m.
' a? ' i's * -\u25a0 $ '
stations". I J U :\u25a0,?: \u25a0\u25a0.-? |l
Baker 30.04 5« 44 NW Clear -' T
Boise 29. »6 6C 42 NW Clear .00
Eureka 29.94 00 44 W Clear -00
Flagstaff .....20.70 72 38 SW Clear .00
f« Bno8 no •• 29.78 92 62 W 'Clear .00
Independent ..39.74 SO 54 W ' Cloudy ' 00
Kallspell ......30.06 60 46 >X_ Cloudy '-T
Los AngeUa... 29.oC 60 WJ SW. PtXlily - 00
Modena 29.70 70 44 W Clear .00
Mt. Tamalpals.29.92 71 48 - SW Clear 00
North Head... 30. 10 68 50 E Clear 'oo
Phoenix 29.70 98 70 W Clear 'oo
Pocatello .... .29.82 CS GO. RW Cloudy !oo
Pt. Reyes Lt.. .29.88 07.48VS Cloudy .00
Portland ......80.02-78 62 NW Clear .00
Red Bluff ..29.72 !»0 74 N Clear • 00
Reno 29. 76 7« 44 W (Var .00
Roseburg ...... 29. PS SO 44 X near 00
Sacramento ...29.78 -80 M SW Clear 00
Salt Lake... .*..29. SO 70 SMS M SE " Cloudy '.10
San Diego ....29.06 64 38 ', W . Cloudy .00
San Francisco.. 29. 92 «2 _50 W Clear 00
San J05e...... .29. 88 7« 50 SW Clear !oo
S. Luis Obispo.2n.9B 04 RO W Clear 00
S. H. Fara110n..29.92 5« W S Clear "oo
Spokane ......30.12 60 48 — Cloudy *O2
•Summit 75 35.5E Clesr .00
Tacoma .......'50.04 74 50 NF3 Clear 00
Tatoosh. 30.10 04 40 SW Clear 00
Tonopah ...... 2!>. 68 72 M) W Clear r'oo
Walla Wa11a.. .30. 08 64 50 E Clear '01
Winncmucca ..29.54 72 16 NW aear *0d
y«ma ..29.68 9G 02 SW Clear !oo
•Average snow on ground 8 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tem
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago, 84-04; New York
78-58; Omaha, SB-54. v * *
. SYNOPSIS
. Light' showers have fallen at some of the
northern stations and a thunder storm is reported
at Salt Lake, aear weather prevails in Califor
nla and there is less fog. than usual along the
coast.. Afternoon temperatures in the great val
ley range from 80 to 90 degrees. The relativo
humidity at Red Bluff was ac per cent and at
Fresno 39 per cent., .
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight
*8-58; Omaha, 88-64.'
San Francisco and vicinity— Fair Tuesday,
somewhst warmer: light southwest wind, increas
ing in: the afternoon.
Santa Clara valley— Fair Tuesday^ slightly
warmer; light riorth.vdnd. . ' -*."f
Sacramento Talley— Fair Tuesday; moderate
north wind. \u25a0•• \u25a0\u25a0. > .
San Joaquln valley— Fair Tuesday; ligbr south
wind, changing to fresh north.
Los Angeles and vicinity— Cloudy Tuesday;
light south wind. ' A. G. McADIE.
District Forecaster.
SHIPPING : INTELLIGENCE
' ABItrVED •-'-•' <
_ \u25a0 - \u25a0••\u25a0:\u25a0'.'.-< Sunday, June fi.
n Stmr Svea, Allen, B8 hours from Grays Harbor.
\u25a0• •\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" >_..-, Monday, June? 7.
Stmr Santa Barbara, Zaddart, 40 hours from
San Pedro. : -\u25a0
Stmr Qulnault, Walvig, 39 hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr San Jaclnto, '. Rasmossen, 35 hours from
San Pedro.
Btmr Point Arena, Jahnsen, 19 hours from
Mnnroe landing.
Stmr Carlos, Hardwlck, 58 hours from Wlllapa.
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen, 61 hours from Grays
Harbor.
Stmr Tiverton, Johnson. 80 honrs from Ludlow.
Stmr Westerner, Kelly, 63 hours from San
Diego.
Stmr Hornet, Marxsen, . 63 hours from Grays
Harbor. ' -.. .
Stmr Rpse City. Mason, 4S*i hours from Port
land, via Astoria 40*4 hours.
U- S " Btmr " Yorktown," Field, 60 hours from
San Diego. - . • ' ; '
" Stmr. Shna Yak, Hutton, . 43 hours from Re
dondo."' , ' \u25a0-\u25a0-'\u25a0'.-
Stmr : Santa • Rosa, Alexander, 42 hours: from
San Diego, etc. \u25a0-\u25a0- \u25a0 < \u25a0 .
• Stmr San Juan. Frazier, 25 "days 11 hours 48
minutes from Ancon,' via Mazatlan C days 17
hours 24 minutes:,- ". ' -
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
I ' ' . \u25a0 - . \u25a0 . . -\u25a0 "...
IVorth German jjoyd
Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and: Fassenorer Steamships
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a. m. : * :
Kais. Wm.d.Gr.June 22 Kronprlna Wm..'.Joly 6
' Kaiser. Wm: 11. June 29 Cecllie. . . . . . .r: . Jnly 13
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG — BREMEX
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 'lo :n. m. '
Friedricbd. Gr.June l'lKurfuerst .... .'.June 24
Barbarossa.......Tune 19]Seo. Wasblngton.July * 1
Geonce AVanhlnffton— SalU July 1—27,000
tons.' : Newest and: Largest German Ship afloat.
Every innovation known to the shipbuilder's art.
GIBRALTAR— XAPLES — GENOA
t Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at 11 a. m.
K.;Albert .....June :l9 K. Lulse .......July 10
Berlin \ (new) . . . June 26 Priniess Irene . r. July 17
ConneetlonM Encircling; the Globe
Traveler*' checks Rood all over the world
Apply OELRICHS & C 0. .; Gen'l A cent «
• 5 Broadway, Hew York, or v .' .
Robert Capelle. G. A. ' P. C, 250 Powell st.,
opp. St. -Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
! Telephone— Kearny 4791."
AMERICAN LINE
Plymonth^-Cherbourir— Southampton
' Philadelphia— Qneenatovrn— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
. Xew York— London Direct .
HOLLAND»AMERICA LINE
New York— Rotterdam, via Bonloffne
REDJSTARJLINE
\ew York— Dover— Antwerp -,-,n r
:\u25a0 WHITE STARjLINE : ;
Ne^-.York-^-QneenstoTvn— Liverpool -
Plymouth— Cherbourg— Southampton -
: .1 Boston— QrUeenntown-^-Llverpool *:".- \u25a0
NEW YORK AND i BOSTON »,TO ; ITALY
'\u25a0 ' ;via:-A>iorej« nnd'. Gibraltar ,7;..
Cretlc -'..'....'..'. June 26 Finland ;*. ..July 10
Itonmnlc . ,W; r.'.July : 3 Canoplcj .'. .:v;..Joly 24
Q."V. KOEPPEL,. Passenger Agent Paciflo" Coast,'
• \u25a0 • : 40 ,: Ellis, Street ; Kear^ Market^V;+"
CCAPTOmAVIAN-AMERICAN UP.E
j.. - „.-. 11 1 "\u25a0_ Direct to > .; 1 v
Norwayv Sweden and Denmark
United ;\u25a0\u25a0' States .-.June lOjOscar r ir. .'!.%" . '; ; j a jj. - 3
C. F. Tlctgen.'. : Juue 17 United States. ... Jnly 22
Helllg: Olav..; . .June 24IOF.jTletgen.r~.Jaly 29
All - Steamer* "; Equipped -AVlth \u25a0'. AVirel cnm
\u25a0 .; First cabin/ s7s 'upward; second cabin.;^s7.so '
A: E." JOHNSON A CO., 1 Broadway;: New, York[
or ; to local > agents. - \u25a0:\u25a0*£.?\u25a0 '\u25a0 '% \u25a0 /' -~v".r
Compa^nl^^enerale^^ansatlantiqiie
* " /DIRECT -1 LINE TO~ HAVRE-PJVRIS7*.V *
: Sailing every r Thursday, i instead ; of , Satnrdav,
at ; 10 ; a. , m.r from . pier .42," : North ' river, 1 ? foot of
Morton i«t. ;•.-[\u25a0" .vV \u25a0'.. \u25a0-:'- •'-•'\u25a0 "?.-'v s ; ;. ! ; :'.?,.:->: -; - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0•
'•\u25a0: First class ; <o;Havre. j : > $77.50i and 1 upward:- sec-
ond classto Havre..s.".O and upward.^ OENERAL'
AGENCY .FORIONITSDf STATES "ANDcCAN-
ADAJ; 19 i State; tt:',\ NewATork.^.j J.-J F. i KUGAZI *
Managerl Paclflci Coasts 830: Montgomery Jst.rtSan
Franclstco. :/;iTickets ? sold -= by \u25a0 all \ railroad ? ticket
a;cnts, ;_....: \u25a0..:\u25a0-.-..-.-'.-.. .^-:^-^ — :-_^^.-_^;^. •
Stmr. J Marhoffer," Winkel, 94 hours from Ta
coma... * ,• .. . -. •
>.Schr ;A " J West,' Yarneberg,- SU , days from
Grays ; Harbor. •-:\u25a0 .. .?,.:'...
''. Schr. Annie "• E Smale, Colstrop, 13 days from
Ludlow. .'.;.''• .-.'-..' -. —\u25a0. . - \u25a0 . .-\u25a0-
Sehr Kona, Hansen. 7 day? from Port Ludlow.
:,.:*:.\u25a0„.-\u25a0,'\u25a0 ]\u25a0_ . CLEARED . '^.-:'-->.
. o \u25a0 . ; . ' •- Monday, - June 7. \u25a0.'.
.-'Stmr- Curacao, Paulson. Guaymas and. way
ports via I*s Anseles; Pacific Coast steamship
company;-"-;; -.^,<;-'\., .. \
£\u25a0 Stmr •' Pennsylvania. ..Thompson; Ancon. etc;
Pacific Mail steamship company. ~" .
£\u25a0 Stmr * City of Topeka, Hall, Eureka ; Pacific
Coast steamship company. " - .: -.- -.:"•'-; ,-\u25a0 . -\u25a0•"\u25a0
"^ Stmr Governor, • Jepsen, San ' Diego; "Pacific
Toast- steamship company. •' - "
Stmr Coos \u25a0 Bay. Nleolson. Pan "'. Pedro, «tc;
Pacific. Coast steamship 'company. '
Stmr Enterprise, r Younggren", Hilo; \u25a0 Matson
.navigation- company.' - - '•:.'.[
-" . SAILED
.. '> Monday,' June 7. '
Stmr Curacao. Ponlsen. Guaymas. etc. - , :
V S stmr McCulloch. ; Daniels. — -.
; Rtmr. Enterprise, ' Younggren. , : Hilo.
. Stmr Taboo, ; Petterson, \u25a0 Grays Harbor. '
fctmr.Mandalay. Lofstrooi. Crescent City.'" • .'
Pow schr Newark. Wayland, Byxbee landing. /
Stmr Raymond, Knudsen, ; Hoquiam. •, '. ' -*>."•
Stmr-Hermosa, : Swanson,-, San Pedro.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, San Diego. ;'-. :
Stmr Pennsylvania,' ThompseD,' Ancon. •
Stmr; Coos Bay. ; Nlcolsoo. San Pedro.
Stmr Santa > Barbara. Zaddart.; Grays ."Harbor.
' Stmr Westerner.- Kelley. Grays Harbor.
Pow schr vWashcalore, \u25a0•Peterson, Siuslaw.
- ,*%}»' "\u25a0:- i. SPOKEN '" \u25a0• -• :\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0' r - \u25a0 .
April 5— Latitude 6 south,' longitude 23 west,
Ital ship Cresslngton." hence Dec 16 for Ipswich.
May 29— Latitude 30 north, .longitude IS west,
Fr bark l'Hermlte, from Dunkirk for Oregon.
'.BY UNITED WIRELESS CO.- .'
Stmr. ColE L Drake, ' from San ': Francisco for
Seattle— -June 6,* 9 p m, off THlamook.*." . '\u25a0\u25a0 r- \u25a0 -;
Stmr 'Alameda.' from San' Francisco for Hono
lulu — June 6, 8 p m, . 462. miles -from San Fran
cisco; fine weather. \u25a0•; ,: ' ::_ ,'
Stmr Admiral Sampson, from San Francisco for
San Pedro— June 6, 6 p m. off Point Sur. — -jp^SC^
,'Stmr W's Porter, from San Francisco — Arrived
at Monterey June 6,*10 pm. \u25a0 >-'•\u25a0 - -
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBQB. June 7, 9: a m— Foggy ; wind
SW; velocity 12 miles an hour, r i ' \u25a0\u25a0
POINT REYES. June 7, 9 a m-^-Cloudy;/wlnd
south;, velocity 22 miles an hoor.-\ \u25a0 - ~
-TATOOSH. June 7. 9 a m-7-Clear; wind -KB;
velocity 12 miles an hour. \u25a0 - v
' FARALLON ISLANDS. June 7, 9 a m— Cloudy;
wind SW; velocity 10 miles • an • hour. >'.-';-; •>•;•
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS,: June 7. 10 p ' m— Weather
foggy; wind SW; velocity 16 miles ao hour.
DOMESTIC 'PORTS '
EUREKA-^Arrived June.7— Stmr F A Kilburn.
hence June 8. June C — Ftmr Geo W Elder, hence
June 5. - V ':'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .
' Hailed June 6 — Stmr Acme, for San. Francisco.
-SANTA BARBARA— SaiIed June . 7— Stmr
Santa. Rosa. >for San Francisco. . •'-.-\u25a0.- ...
SEATTLE— SaiIed June O— II » stmr St Louts.
for . June J 7 — V S stmr Maryland and U S
Btmr West Virginia, for,- . - . \u25a0 »
Arrived Juno 6 — Stmr Shasta, hence Jnne 1.
June 7— Stmr : City of Seattle, from Skagway;
atmr Mexican., hence June 3.
Arrived June 7— Stmr A G Lindsay, from
Juneau. '
Sailed June ,7 — Stmr Watson, for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0 -.'\u25a0• - . .- \u25a0-\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0",
; ASTORlA— Arrived June 7— Stmr Riverside,
hence June 3. .June 6^ — Stmr Cascade, hence
June 2: stmr Argo,' from Tillamook.
/Arrived June 7 — Stmr Riverside, hence June 3.
' Sailed I June s—Stmr5 — Stmr Johan Foolsen, ; for Kan.
Sailed June 7 — Stmr Casco, for, San Francisco.
Francisco.^ ; .. , ' ''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'• -
TATOOSU— Passed out June 7— Sehr J W
Cllse, from Tacoma for Callao. | tn — Barge Caron
delet.from Grays Harbor: Nor ship Eupbrosyna,
from . Victoria for Valparaiso.
Passed in June 7 — Strar Col B L Drake, hence
June 3 for Seattle;. Nor stmr Sverre. from As
toria for Seattle; stmr President.' hence' June -5
for Seattle/ " Out — Bktn Archer, : - from 'Roche
harbor for San Francisco. . ;
NEAH BAY-^-Sailed June 7— Tug gnohomlsh.
for Seattle. .
Passed in "June, C — Strar Mexican, hence June
3 for, Seattle: US stmr Columbine: Br bark
Marlborough Hill, from liicoma for Valparaiso.
BANDON-rArrlved June ,6— Stmr Elizabeth;
hence June 2: stmr Fl field, hence Jnne 3.
WESTPORT,— Arrived June 6— Stmr Harold
Dollar, hence June 2.
Sailed June C— Stmr Centralia, for San Fran
cisco. : .
Passed in June 7 — Stmr Harold Dollar, hence
June 2. :\u25a0• \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0 -' , * • .\u25a0."- . t
Sailed ~ June . 7 — Schr Carrier Dove.^for Guay
mas. "••\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-.,\u25a0 -\u25a0'-\u25a0• : -- :-': -' . •.: "-'•:\u25a0-'" -'•:\u25a0-' •'\u25a0--.\u25a0
Passed in Jnne sG — Stmr Excelslorr hence June
2. Out— Schr Henry Wilson, for San Eranclsco;
stmr Saglnaw. for San Pedro. - • -•'\u25a0
UMPQUA— SaiIed June 3 — Schr Louise, for San
Pedro. '
REDONDO — Arrived June 7 — Stmr AurelJa,
from Eureka ; schr Lottie . Bennett, from Bell
lngham.
TACOMA— Sailed Jane 7 — Rtmr Chas • Nelson,
for Everett: U S stmr Burnside. for Seattle.
Arrived June .7— Stmr Tampico, stmr Chas
Nelcon. from Seattle. \u25a0
SAN^ DIEGO— SaiIed June 7— Stmr Nevadan,
for Seattle; stmr Winnebago. for San Francisco;
stmr Norwood, for San Francisco.
POINT REYES— Passed Jnne 7 — Stmr Majes
tic, from Portland for San Pedro.
HOQUIAM — Arrived :, June 7— Stmr Harold
Dollar, hence June 2. .' . ' ,
- CLALLAM — Passed In June 7— Barge Caron
delet. barge St James. , . .
SAN PEDRO— Arrived June 7— Stmr Admiral
Sampson, hence June 6; schr Ruby, from Bandon;
Btmr Wellesley, from Astoria. " \u25a0\u25a0 ' .
SKAGWAY — Arrived- June 6— Stmr Cottage
City, from Seattle and. sailed June 7 for Ketchl
kaii. \u25a0 . - : - \u25a0'\u25a0" \u25a0'\u25a0' .' -\u25a0' \u25a0-•' .'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
, KETCHIKAN — Arrived June 6^Stmr Jeffer
son, from Seattle.- ' . •; :>:
Sailed June 0— Stmr Dora, for Seattle. ,- >, \u25a0'-. .
UNALASKA— Arrived \u25a0 April 20-rWhal stmr
Karluk, hence April 4.
, . ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— Passed June 7— Br stmr Erroll,
from Salina Cru» for Hongkong.
PACIFIC OCEAN* TRAVEL
: ' ..•^i - ' -..- -.-Steamers Leave Broadway
y^W»Sj^Qk wharves (P^ers ,9 and 11).
A^n -?^Ss\ LOW R.VTES, INCLUDING
AvvßßStt V*l BERTHS AND MEALS.
I 1 \«SAI I;SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
V5kV ' ySf I.OSANGELES
VfiJjjwrtWX SAX DIEC.O
-><aaj>^ - »SAXTA BARBARA
•President. . ..'..'. ;.: : .
iV.'.Mon., June 14, 28; Sun. .July 11, 2 p. m.
•Governor.. ..Mon., June 21,' Jnly 5, 19, 2 p.' m.
.•. • Alternately Every Monday- Thereafter.
Santa Rosa ....Every Thursday, 10:30 -a. m.
•Direct for Los Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), fTOWXSEXD
iTAc6MA..t Victoria; tvAxcouvEß
Connecting at Seattle for SE. Alaska, Skagway,
;DawBon, Fairbanks, Nome, St. Michael."
Puebla...'.Tties.,. Jone-8,- 22; July ' 6, 20, 2p. m.
tGovernor..Sat., June 12. 26; July 10, 24, 2 p. m.
Queen- ......\u25a0...:.... Tues.. June 15,-2fl, 2 p. m.
tPrcsldent.....Sat., Junel9; July 3, 17, 2 p. m.
Umatllla ...;....: ..... -Tties..^ July 13. 2p. m.
Alternately Every Tue*.~and Sat. Thereafter.'.
fWlll I not call at Victoria, Townsend. Vancouver.
; EUREKA ; < HIT3IBOLDT, BAY)
City of Topeka. .June. S, 13. 18.. 23. 28; July S. S,
13 18, 10:30 a.m.; Every fifth day thereafter.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN; LA PAZ
Curacao . .... .. . : . . . ..7theach month,- 10 a. m.
AI^SITJL CBmSES^LoavalSwrttle.:
Spokane.... June 15, -80; July.:ls, SO: August 14
Queen . . ........ ..... . ; . . . . .. . Jnly , 15, 30
NOME— ST! 1 MICHAEL 1 =\
Senator <dlrect) ' Leave Seattle '. '. ...... . June 28
. *"• Right reserved to' change 'this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— 3 Market St., 112 . Market st.-,
- \u25a0 and ':\u25a0 Broadway ,\u25a0 Wharf. - Tel. - Keaxny 492. %
OAKLAND — 1050 . Broadway.'. Tel." Oakland 5650.*
C. D. : DUNANN. G. P. A:, San Francisco. \u25a0
FORTHEORIENT
S. S. "Minnesota"
r.yvS ' 28,000 TONS. 'V
LARGEST AND FINEST ON THE PACIFIO \u25a0;
Sails from Seattle June .19 for V
JAPANS CHINA and MANILA
' Large . . and \u25a0 commodious -v staterooms. -,\u25a0 Every
modern' convenience.^."" •'.>«': : .' '\u25a0••. ;
Great Northern Steamship
Company
2G POWELL ST. (Flood BuiUiac).
, : Telephone Kearny 2148. \
O.'.W. COLBr .-. .;'..'.'. .'.'\u25a0 . ''.V.*.' '.'. f. General Agent
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
(ORIENTAL " STEA3ISHIP : CO.MPAIf Y>'
S. S. Chiyo Maru.....:..": Tuesday," June 29, 1909
S .- r . S . , Tenyo ; Maru .". i . .". Tuesday, July 27, 1909
S. ; S . Nippon; Mara .'.Tuesday,': August 117,'1 17, ' 1909 '\u25a0
if. Steamers ; sail 1 from T company's ; piers,"- Nos. ? 42,
44,*,, near.; foot | of . : Second . St.", 1 ; 1 . P.i m.', ; for. Toko-
hatna and I Honskong. : callings at t Honolulu. - Kob«
(Hioyo). Nagasaki and fihaugh aI, and connecting '
at I Hongkong 1 with 3 steamers 1 for : Manila,'' India,
etc. INo cargo I received : on board on ' day *of sail-
Inp. ; Round -.trip r tickets •a'f reduced! rates. - .-;
- For ; freight : and : passage at l office^ '24o
James '\u25a0 Flood 'building.' • O W. " H. "AVERY, j
• • -Assistant ; General . Mantger. '"
UniiAl lIN I s^ s - Alaniedii saiU 11
liUriUlt «•\u25a0' ni." June. 4 26. Special
\u25a0"-"*:."; round. trIp,;?110 first class.'
\u25a0TAHITIAKDNEWZEALAND-S'S:
j Marlposa ? sails i 11: a.% ra.'.i July; lru SpL" Tahiti'
• round t trip : ?125. ;-;• Welllnirton,-' $260. • 7R. - T.
i OCEANIC s LINE." 673 Mkt. ;~tel: Kearny 1231.'^
AUCTION SALES
\^& sfe»
; IN OAKLAND—SS head o£ cheap" city work
and Zdriving horees at auction, suitable for aU
purposes and' campers. - All suanateed horses
rrlll be hooked. 565 4th st.. Oakland. J. W.
MEPEIROS, Auctioneer.
.
,
|
Arrived June 7—Jap stmr Nippon Marti, hence
June.lfor China and Japan. • \ \u25a0,
v_ Arrived Jane 7—Stmr Slanehuria, from Hong
kon? for San Francinco. /•
lIILO—SaUed June s—Stmr Texan, for SaUna
CriUE.'.-. ;•; -;\u25a0 r ;--. ..;
•..\u25a0 UAN A—Arrived June \u25a0 6—Schr James Rolph,.
hence May 21.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK—Arrived May 2*—Br stmr Cape
Finisterre." from: Swansea for Saa Francisco.
. Arrived Jane. 7—Stmr. AUlancs, '\u25a0 from Colon.
Sailed June s—Stmr American, for Puerto
Mexico. \u25a0•-\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0; . .
NORFOLK—Arrived May 30—Br stmr Starth
gyle. from Shields for Sak Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA— Arrived June s—Stmr Ha
waiian, from Puerto Mexico. . . :.r
- :','.' - FOREIGN PORTS ,
ST LUClA—Sailed May 28—Br atmr Strrthyre,
for San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE. N S W—Arrived May I—Br
ship Chiltonf ord. from Santa Rosalia.
MEJILLONES—Arrived May 17—Br bark Le
vernbank, from .Santa Rosalia.~.*>.-fg&t*#<tst3£
SANTA ROSALIA—In port May 17—Gex bark
Plndos. . , .
-.HAMBURG—SaiIed May 20—Br. bark Lons
dale: for.Mazatlan. •
.GUATMAS—Arrived May 23—Br stmr Lons
dale.' from < Vancouver and sailed May 23 for
Maaatlan and Salina Crui.
BARRY—Sailed May 1-3—Br stmr Hattoawood,
for Norfolk and' San Francisco.
. - ZAANDAM— Arrived May 17—Br atmr. River
dale, for Norfolk and San Francisco. tejg^jti 1
LONDON—Sailed May 20—Nor stmr TorsdaL
for Antwerp, Norfolk.-Va, and San Francisco.
• SUEZ—Arrived Juno 7—Br stmr Keemun, from
Victoria for Liverpool." •
YOKOHAMA—SaiIed June 4—Br stmr, Inver
clyde, for-New York. '
Arrived June 7—Stmr Korea, hence May 21 via
Honolulu.
PUNTA ARENAS—Arrived June 2—Nor stmr
Melderskln;. from New York.
SALINA CRUZ—Arrived June 4—Stmr Nebras
kan. hence May 27. -j£E§Q|
- GREENOCK—SaiIed May 23—Br stmr Titan,
for t*uget sound.
NEWCASTLE N S W N.. «N.. 6N..6N..
Sailed May 16—Br bar Pass of KiQiecranfcle,
for Valparaiso.
-'SHIELDS— Sailed June 4—Br stmr Den of
Cromble, for Newport News.
- HONGKONG—Sailed June 3—Br.-stmr Suverlc.
for Puget sound.
SHANGHAI—Arrived June C—Br stmr Clan
Macfarlane, from Victoria.
OCEAN STEAMERS
GLASGOW—Arrived June 6—Stmr Caledonia,
from New York. \u25a0••"'
• LIVERPOOL—Arrived Jun« 7—Stmr Arabic,
from New York; stmr Cymric, from Boston. -
CHERBOURG—Arrived June 7—Stmr Prinzes*
Alice, from New York via Plymouth for Bremen,
and proceeded: stmr Kaiser Wilhelm 11, from
New York, and proceeded for Bremen.
Sailed June 7—Stmr Grower Kurfurst, for New
York; atmr Amerika, for New York.
DOVER—Arrived June 7—Stmr VUderland.
from New York for Antwerp, and proceeded.
HAVRE—Sailed June 7—Stmr La Savoie. for
New York.
YOKOHAMA—Arrived June. s—Stmr Cymric,
from Vancouver.
Memoranda
Per Rtmr Sbna Yak. at San FrancUeo Jane 7
from RedoDdo— ~June 6. 4 p m/off Port Harford.
passed a steamer with tow; looked lit* stmr
Whittler, with bktn FuH«rton la tow.,
NEW YORK. June 2 — Steamer Panama, hencp
for Cristobal. ba» Just been towed to anchor off
Bedloe island by two togs; the steamer's star
board engin* is deranged.- '
P«T stmr Srea — On Jane B. 8 p m. 5 miles NW
of Point B«yei. saw the schr A J We»t, from
Grays Harbor for Pan Francis*^.
'^^ TOAVKI*
/^Jp|*\ Santa Fe Trains LeaVe
Sing SAN FRANCISCO
\jß^. Market St. Ferry
LEA VB FOR— |A. M.| P.M.
BAKERS7IELD 7:15 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO 7:15 8:00-10:00
FRESNO 7:13 4:00- 8:C0-10:C0
GRAND CANYON 7:15 8:00-10:00 ,
HANFORD 7:13 10:00
KANSAS CITr 7:15 8:00-10:00
MERCED ....:...-.. 7:15 4:00-8:00-10:00
STOCKTON 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTON, OAKDALE
•* SIERRA RY. PTS... 9:45
TULARE 7:15 8:0O-10:C9
VISALIA .... i 7:15 8:00-10:00
YOSEMITE .- 7:15 10:00
California Limited tbronch to Chicago
leaveat at 10.00 p. m.
-~ OFFICES:
673 Market Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
>*3S3k SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
§o&§b MAY \U 1909
\-fc3tay ITXIOiV FERRY DEPOT
.^ggjjLx San Francisco
Leave. VIA SAUSALITO Arrive.
. • 7:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 6:00p
7:45 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-
bcrg. Cloverdale, L'kiah. WUlits.
•'::* Sherwood, Sebastopol and Guerne- "
ville .:.. *7:33p
S:l3a Pt. Reyes, Monte Rio, iCaxadero. f *»7rfK>p
|S:4sa Petaluma. Snt. Rosa. Guerneville 7:OT»p
.Jft:ir>a Sonoma and Glen E11en'......... - 8:35p
t!>:lsa Lagnnltas,-Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 7:35p
10:4.* a Petaluma and Santa Rosa 4:3Sp
t2:45p Pt. Reyes, Monte Rio. Cazadero.. tll:03a
3:15p Petaluma. Santa • Rosa. Healds-
burg,; Cloverda}e, Tlklah, Guerne-
••- ville. River Landing. Sebastopoh H:0"a
4:43p Sonoma and Glen E11en...'....;.. 9:0oa
5:15p Petaluma and Santa Rosa... S:.T>a
t5:45p I^aßunitas, Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes 8:05 a
. t7:4sp|Point. Reyes \u25a0 8:05 a
ELECTRIC STTBTTRBAN VIA. SAUSALITO
Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael—Dally
every thirty minutes from 6:43 A. M. until 9:45
A. M.: hourly until 2:45 P. M.. then 3U5 P. M.
and every thirty minutes until 7:45 P. If., then
9:00. 10:35 P. M. and 12:01 A. M. (On Sundays
\u25a0—In addltlon—revery;thirty minutes from 9:45 A.
M. to 3:15 P. M., excepting 2:15 P. M.I
\u25a0 Fairfax—Leave v 6:45, t7:15. 7:45, 8:15. 9:15,
J9:4r,, 10:43, 11:45 A. M.: 12:45. 1:43. f2:45.
3:15.' 3:45.: 4:15, -4:43, 5:15, 5:43, 6:13, «:45,
J7J4SP. -M. - - .
San ftuentin via San Rafael—Leave 9:15 A.
M.. 1:45 P. M. . .-;- .
Tiburon and Belvedere—Week days—7:50, 9:00,
111:45 A. M. (112:45 P. M. Saturdays oaly>.
3:30. 5:30 P.M.; Sundays 7:30, !J9:00. fgll:00
A. M.; J512:30,\3:30, 5:30 P. M.,vand |12:01
A. M. ['- J- \u25a0 A"- -— -\u25a0 .;'. -\u25a0 ---.
I 'Sundays arrive 7:05 P. M. from< Seba.*topol
and • Guerneville. ••Sundays arrive 8:03 P. M.
tExcept Sunday. tSunday -only. |VU Sau-
eallto. \u25a0\u25a0 \ I Runs to Scbuetzen Park.
- Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residences.
MUIR WOODS
l||||i MT. TAMALPAIS
- V'A SAU3ALITO FERRY
TBp3r FOOT OF MARKET ITSEET
V^: LKAL HOUDAYS-SmtDAT TWI
• iT.lHfmtlas . iT.Mrif Wwfc If. Tnatno
~V.T.EX SUN- WEEK SCN- WEEK SUN-
; PAY *- DAY * DAY ' DAY DAY PAY
9:45 a 7:15* 17:20 a }l:05» 7:20 a 3>42«
t:4sp «B:4Sa 1:40p'i2:25p 1:40» 11: Ma
*4:45p 3:15 a 02:45» ,1:50p *:14p 12:10»
....... 3:45 a ,4:20 i» 3:50p *9:50p 1:40p
.:...: 11:15 a ;...... 6:20 p..:... 3:<op
\u0084:.-..: 12:45 p.:../.. . 6:40p 5:10p
...... 2:45 p...... ...... 6:40p
-..'.;.\u25a0 4:15p . ....;. ...... ......
•Sat. only. +Mon. only. ©Tamalpais only. - IMair only
•. \u25a0 .Ticirt Omcea—Sacsalito Ferry and 874 Market.' ~ •
Geoeral Offices—Mill \alley. Californis-
OCEAN SHORE; RAILWAY
:H- (12th and Mission)— Dally ex. . Sunday—Lv.:
•7:45 a," t«:3oa.; 'l^Sp, ts:4op. ; Ar. S. F.:
•7:25 a, f9:loa. *l:00p. tl:l3p. Sundays—Lv.:
•7:43 a. f»:3oa, . t*10:10a. _»ll:15a. ; •12:15p,
ts:4op. .Ar. S. F.: »X:23a, t»:10a. >ll:40a.
•4:40p, 'ts:lsp, t*6:oop. . »To and from Arleta.
tTo and. from Tunitas ' Glen. |Stop at Salada,
San;: Pedro; Terrace,\u25a0 •. Fara 1 lone, .*. Moes Beach.
Granada.; Half moon Bay.' \u25a0, Connect at Tunitas
Olen with stage for San Gregorio, Pescadero and
Pebble Beach.vf \u25a0;\u25a0.-"" -- \u25a0\u25a0*_. \u25a0,;".-'»" * ' .j ' \u25a0''. • i
:^ -'*-BAT?A»D- INTER URBAN ROUTES r
MARE ISLAND NAYWyARD
?: Vallejo^Napa, Si. Helena
ST. , HETjEXA-XAPA r. VALLEY '\u25a0 ROUTK
-MontlcelloS.' S.^Co.UndXapa Valley Electric
8.-R. Co. . Close/connections." '.':'..
-. . «—« — RO VXD TRIPS ,D AILV—6
••'Boatsjleave'San^Franciseo^OO.-^Mj a. m., 1
12:00;n00a.',3:15,i6:00,i*5:30 p. m. \u25a0
.San' Francisco landing,and office."Clay". street
wharf, north'end",ferry bnlldlna:. Market "treet
ferry:;-Meals-a'la carte. v Phone Eearor 406.
\u25a0 •Land sayy yard direct. -._-- ~ .-u v —^ |
AUCTION SALES
ioo-~h6rses»-ioo ,
\u25a0 - THURSDAY, JI7XE 10, 1909
By ord*r of- the Abel-Staunton Hora« - Com-*
pany of Winnemut>ca, Xevada. we wtn sell on*
hundred head of all-purpose hones of theia
Quarter Circle and P. Bench, brands — all fresh,
young stock. Sale takes pUce- ThnrMay. Juca
10. at'll a. m., at J. B. Horan's Salea Tard.
corner 10th and Bryant Sts- S. F. •
- W. H. HORT>, Aoction-er.
704 Martet St.. San Francisco. . -
OtttsMe horacs not wanted. Please ?do no J
send them.
;\u25a0\u25a0 (
j&? AUCTION SALE £&
THURSDAY. June' 10. at 11 a. m., 203 aad -
20» Valencia st.. 63 horses and mares. 15 horses
must and will be sold for a feed bill; camp out*
fits, harness asd rigs of all kinds; stock must N>
as represented or money refunded. Outsida
stock sold on commission. Phrme Park 2723.
WM. CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
1 \u25a0"" ~i
IMILWAY TRAVEa.
~— — — — ... ..„.„.«
•f^uT^v Tnias •«« » * aa iu*in I
(- <9 hSJHTI San Francisco
Vy^HsV&T '— FSOMiLiTM 1809
.\Sp|^^/ FERRY DEPOT
Foot of Maxkat Strwt
Leave . -VIA OAKLAND PIER— ArriT»
Zlo* Jules,^.Livcmore, Tracy^ Lathrop,
Stociton. Lodi, Saerameato... 9.53j
6.40 a Hayward. Nilea. &mi Joss 7<CBa .
7.00 a Rioamond, Port Costa, Beaieia, Bci-
i'jn. Dizoa. Sacramento. Ccnv 3la. •
Marys ville. Itrddiae. L'unaauir 7J2Sp
7.00 a Haira. Vacaville. kuiosey 7J3p
7.00 a Davis, V,oodUad <M.-^ysvO!e. Cre-
ville;. WiUiama, UasweU, tViUowa,
Hamilton. Corainc. He<i£!t]s... 7^S»
7.40 a Vallejo. Nap*, talirtojs. tanta Fen,
llartinea, Saa Raaaoa, Doiiiberty.
Pieasantoa :.......... 6.08 a
7.40 a Nile* Pis»t»a»n. Uvcratore, Al-
_ tamoat. Lathrop. Stockton... 7.28 a
7.40 a Tracy, Los Banoa; Kermaa, I rtsso, 5 : -
\u0084 Haaford. Visalia 4^B§
B.ooa Newark, Saa Jose. LosCator.Writbt.
yyX Fdton, Boulder Creek, Santa Cru*.. 6.48s
&20a Port Costa, Martin c*. Hyron. Tncy.
Stoektoo.- Merced, Frtaco. . Cotben
. Jo&etioa (Hinford), Tjsalia. Porte-
• ville Baieriaeld : 4.43 i
8 201 Yosntit* Valley via ilerced 4.48 a
9JK)a -NiH livermor*. £!ociton(»lliltoB).
Vallsy Sprint ]one. gaenmesto. 4.28 a
9.00 a Sonora. Tuolmnao and /nc«!s 4.28|
9.00 a Atlantis Kjcprrss— Eacremento.Tnio.
kea,Og den. Salt Lake City. I'cnver.
Ivaosaa City;.. ; 6.23«
9.40 a Hicknond, Port Costa, llarticei.
Bay Point 6.48 a
10.20 a Vallejo. Mara lilaad. Napa 11.23 a
10.20 a Los Aofdes- Pass* o «er— Port Costs,
Uartiaes. Byron, Iraer. Stock ten,
Merrad, Frtano. Haaford. Viaalia.
Tular*. Bakerafietd. Los Aas*!e«... 7.48|
1 0.40 a GoldSdJ Pa ea.— Port Costa. Bmicia,
SaoraaMata Tni cLfs. Basen; Mic»,
Tooopah. tJnldaeSd, Lam. feeder.. 7 48a
10.40 a Uarysville. Chieo. Red thiff.. 4^Bf
l2.oomTb* Overlaad Limited— Denver.
Kaaau City, Om-iha. Cbksgo 7.23»
1.20 i Nilet. Saa Jon ami Way Stations . . 2.43 i
2.00? Newark, &»n Jose. Los Gates, Wright,
Feltoa. Boulder Creek. Santa Crux. . 9 58a
2.23s Bsnicb, &imaa. Saeraaeßto l.oB|
2.20 a Portland Express (via Cavit}. V.ii-
Oam% Willaws, Bed Blaff, Weed.
AsUlaad. Portland. Taccms, Seattle. 12.28 a
' 2.40? Sao Lnadro. Nii co. San Joae 9.28 a
3.00 a Usaieia, Winters, SarraKrntp,
Und. UarysviC« and Croville 10.48 a
3.00» Sja Leandro. \iles. Center viile, Keir-
ark. S»a Jo so 19.08 a
3.20 a Port Costa (Stockton), ilartisea,
llyroo. Modetta, Jl?:ced, Fresno... 12.08 a
3.45 a Via Saaalito. W est Kapa. £t. Helena,
Calirtoo... lOJSa
4.00s VaUejo. N'»ps. Calistefs. Santa Hoea,
M.irtiaei. San Itamon. Lixigherty,
Livermors 9.28 a
4.00t Niles, Tracy. Sto ektoa. Lodi 10.28 a
4.40 a Saa. Leaadro. Haywatd. Kiles.l 18.28 a
Pleaiaatoo, Liv erm0re. ......... | ill 43a
5.00s Ths Otl Limited — N«»B3in, Loa
fiaaot,- Me::doU. Keriaaa. Iretso,
Tulars. Baktrstidd, Kcs Anrlts.. % 8,43 a
6.00 a R .«e!!. Saa tot* Lo s Catei . 8.48 a
5.00? Saturday- and Saa day fcr TN' right, Fei-
ton. (Boulder Creek X Santa Cru... {9.23 a
8.20 a Sna L«aq<lrii. Nils s. Ho J0tt. ...... 7.43 a
6.40? Riohsond. Piaols. Vsllejo. PortCotta.
Bsnieia. Suisua, Sacramento— Rose
viile. Liaool.T. Marysvilie. OroviUe.. 11^31
8.20? Eastern Express— Oiieu. I'ueblo.
Denver. Ean tas City. St. Lcuif.
Chicaj> ...:'......'„......
. Port Costa. Beaieia, Eicritcento,
lteao. Sparks... 8.28 a
0.40s Havward, Niles and Saa J05e....... - 6.43 a
{7XO? Va!l«io. Port Costa. Martinet. Bay
PointaadWay Stations (11.18 a
8.20 a Oreton Erpren— •t'acrsmeato.llsrys-
vilie. neidiag. (llaedoel. Ktaaiata
Falls), A inland. Portland, Taeosa,
Seattle, Spokase f.4Ba
9.00 a Chia-v aad Japaa Fast UaQ—
Oz'isn. Chey can?. Pester, £ibui
City. Omaha, Chicago 2.43 i
1 1. 00 a Yos-mite Villsy via Niles. M freed.
H Portal 8.43 a
1 1.00 a Nile*. Lathrop. Uodesto. ilYrcei.
Fresao IO.38»
COAST l_lfsiE:
jM~^Tbirtl ftiut Townseuil blte«U)
tS.25a Loop — 33d 'Street, Viiitaeioa,
South San Fraaeiseo. Valeaei* St. 18.35«
t3.40a Loop — Valencia S!.. Ocesa View
. Ceatteries. 80 nth Esn Franeiico, 23d
Street. 31 aad To irsae ad 18.50*
•.40a South San Francisco. Saa Jote. Cil-
roy. (Hollittsr). &n?nt, Ealicas. .. 8.50 a
J7.00a Sunday Exeorsioa Gihoy.Paiaro.Ca*.
troTiUe. Dei Monte, Monterey. Pacific
Grove • .'. IO.SCa
B.ooa Ths Coastsr— 3ta Jote. Cai'rovill*.
(Del MontcMontarey , ParifieGrove), .
Sa!ti»«. Sols did. Peso Poblss Hot
Spriajx Saa Laii Obiipo, Pismo,
Oceano. Barf, - Lompoe, Santa Bar-
bara. Veatura, Oxoard, Los Ai tries IMS|
8.05 a UiTSeld. Los Altoc, Les Catos,
Wri2hV(Bnol4er Creek), Santa Ctm,
Watsoaviil*. Castrorille. Dei Jtcnte.
Monterey, Pa ciSe Grove . t.2Sa *
8.20 a South San Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa
Jote. Way Stations ..\u25a0 7.35 a
8.20 a Los Altos. Lus Gatoz. Wright. (Bouldrr
Creek). Sartts Cru 17.20*
9.00 a Sm Jote. Gilrov. Salina*. (baador.
Pato Roblet Hot Springs. Sta Lois
Obwpo—H-Jiister —Santa Crw. Eel . . .
M-mte. Uaaterey. Pacific Creve 4.00 a
10.40 a South Sa.i Fraaciteo, Burliapwe. -.. ,
Saa Matto. Palo Alto, Saa Joss.... 6.3Ca \u25a0
10.40 a Los Altos Uonta Vista. Les Gatot.. | *^
1 1.30 a Valeaeia St.. Oeua View. Cchrs,
. Cssnet«ri«a. Badta. Eaa 8rut0..... 1.35? •
11.40 i South Saa Fransisca. San J0rt ..... 18.20 a
I. ooa Ntturdar, P»io Alto aad Way Statiocs 5.C0»
2.00? South S"aa I'raaciKO. Palo Alto. Sat
J05e....... ....t. B.4Ca
t2.00? Los. Altos. Los Gstot, Wricat, (Boulder
Creek). Santa, Qia 13^0a
t2.lv« Bay Shore, Visitadon. Ean 8run0.... 14.45?
3.00? Da) »on!» £iprea»— San Jew. Gilroy.
1 : - , Chi It en den. Wattonvillr.StßtaCrns.
' I)-! Monts. Uoaterey. Pacific Gnnre 12.30>
t3.15a Hay&eld, Loa Aitos, Los Gstos.
• i Wriihi. (Boatder Creek), Santa Cms 8.-»sa
3.20? South San r medico, ban Jote. Gil- •
roy. Castroville. Ealiaas .....'...... 10.25 a
4.00s Sunset Kxpre«s— Tutton. Peteur.
El Paw, Honstsa Ntw Orleans.
Pan IloblM Hot S prints. Saa Luis
Ooispo. San U B»rb art, Lot Anfelts. 11.40 a
*.00a GOroy, Hollister. Tres Pinos 8 JCa \u0084
4.00? Del Jbnte. Monterey, Paeine Grove. 11.45?
4.00? Kansas City, St. Louia, Chictgo.... 1 1.40 a
4.20? South Saa Fraaeiro. San Jost... 19.0Ca
t5.00? Sta Bruno. Saa Ma Uo. Pato Alto. Saa
- -- JonaiKl Way Stataoat.... J. 9.40 a
f5.05? Loop— 23l Street. Vintacion. South
Sao Francisco, V»lenri» EtTeet t8.15?
5.10 a Los Alto* Los Gatot^W right, (Boulder
Creeki, Santa Crsz - 9JC?
t5.20? Rei*oo4l. Palo Alto. MajfitW. Saa
Josb.. :......../. ... I.IC?
f5.20a LosAltas, UonU Viit*. Lot Catos.. 13.20?
f5.25? B-jrlhtfaaa San liateo. tin Jo*e .. 13.20?
t5.30? Loop— Valencia £t.. Ocetn View. -
Ceaetariei, South Saa 1 nensco,
-231 Street. Id aad 1 Towa tend 8.40 a
5.40? Saa Bruno, Saa Kateo. Eedwood.
• '••-- :Pa!a Alto, Santa Cbra, Fan Jot*../ 7.40 a. ,
Los Gates, TVrijat. (Boulder Creek). 6^
SaaU Cna .--.- o^Of p >
tB.ooa Miilbne. tlaston. Ban liateo. Palo •\u25a0 >
Los Altos. Los Gatos 1 8.00 a
6.00p Saterdays. Wrijht. (Boufckr.CreekX
5antaCrn.. ..:.\u25a0..;........-.... JB.COa
t6.03? 234 Street, Vititacion, - South faa
Fraaeiseo. Valencia Street..:.:.... t7.15a
tS^23? Loop— Valaaea. Street. Ocean \iew,
Cemoteries. Soslb taa fraaeiseo. -
23d3trsat, Si and To«atend 17.40t %
' 8.30? South Sin Fnn cbico, San Jote 5.40?
8J30» Lot Angeles Passeager — Saa liateo. .
Rel»ood. Pato Alto. • Saa Joae.
' Gilroy. Salinas, Chaador. Psto - :
Rabies Hot Spriags, Saa Lais
Ooispo. Piiffio, SaaU - Barbara , Loa -
Anfdr»s. '.«-.: 8.30 i
11.45? SoutkSaa Frandsco. Pab Alto. Saal 7.20?
-" TT'.,Jbwi. ..\u25a0.....•...\u25a0.•..-..-....-..-... .;.:f.7^0» -
fl.00? Sacramento River Staaers. ....... ttUO?
""Union Transfer Com panv »{«nts eolle«t baggsfe aa4 .
tae:ki oa • trains >of southern PaeiSa aad"' : Sth'ver ta
restden«. - v They are authorised to check baggage dote* ",
trom rendence,.' '\u25a0"' " * '\u25a0' ' * - ' ;
a (or Slornia?. ' a for Afternooa , .
fSosiay eccspted. only* '
.* — — — . 5 Sub. and Hoa. .
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