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Amcrkss. 14ii614» s c; longborns, 14@14Vic"
SIISCELI_VXEOCS MARKETS.
>ew York Cotton Market
Ni;W YORK, June 10.— Hutton's wire says:
••L.rerpool showed more disposition to ylefd to
bullish srnUment fit American rings, and futures
in the foreign market closed steady. Ut&2%
points hijrb-T. while spots were quoted 4 points
ingber. with increased demand. Sales 10.000
bales. The market is in a position similar to
that of two j-esi-K ago. when middling cotton sold
«t.!4M,c in Uiilvwton by September 1 of that
.vf-sr. STnek* are lipht. the crop is late, trade Is
. pood at»<l stctdilr Improving, and If Texas suffers
trore injury higher pritf-s for cotton may be «-x-
PtCM. <;rafis is said to I* making considerable
Headway 4u ail sootions of the bolt us a result
»>f to., much raiu. and <lry weather is seriously
uoedfd. '
Sp«it clo6<vl qiiipf: middling uplands, 11.30 c;
nnydling gulf, 11..-..V-: sale*. 2.V) bales.
. \u25a0 COTTON FUTURES
Option— Ojwn. High. Low. Close.
;; u n<- 10.77 c
.July 10.7.V lO.rttc 10. "i<- 10.75 c
Aoff"«A 0ff"« 10.74 c IO.SOe 10.74 c 10.7« c
\u25a0September ... 10.7(V IO.SOc
October I«>.<X»<\ 10.52 c lO.fiftc 10.77 c
November ... 10.7(V lO.Rrtc
lieiYmlicr 10.70 c 10.84 c 10.71 c IO.SOc
January 10. (Sc IO.SOc 10.«» c 10.7(*c
March l».UJtc 10.JMV 10. 7R? 10.7« c
M«T 10.72 c 30.52 c 10.72 c 10.75 c
St. Voulm Wool Market
ST. LOriS. June JO.— Market unchanged: me
fllum srrades. combing and clothing. 25<S30<-:
light fine. 21«J27f; hoary "fine, 14<S22e; tub
— -ashfd, 25Q. g> ,7o.
%
Copper Production
NKW VOKK. June 10. — The monthly report
. or the r«pp«>r pr<yluc(»rs' association, issued to
cay. follow »: Copper on hand Jure 1. 1«5».548.141
pounds, a r!«*rr<>af«» of ir?.r.4'.t.f>32 eompurprt with
May 1; |>rodo<-tif>n j n May. 118.358,146. an in
crras* of 4.781 .854 fv>mrsred with April: con
sumption hi May. J31.70v>.07fe pounds. «n incresße
of 1ft.n45.j157 rompzred with April. Th» produc
tion for May is said to be tli" largest for a sin
gl»> month in the history of the industry.
Eafttern Mimturk Mnrkct
OMAHA
OMAHA. June 30. — C*ttle — Upceipts. r>.2o<>;
tn*rkPt slow to ]o@ls<" low^r. Wet-tern steers.
f3£ofi_,T3: Texas steers $iff<i-"-40; range cows
•nd heifers. $2.«.5{<;5.30: ranners. 52^3.75;
" ftockcrs and ffe<!ors. J3(55.40; calves. f-".ra.T;
. bullK and stags. $:?<?! 3.25.
H<h:s — U^cetpts. 11. GOO; market strong to 5e
nighpr. Heavies. *7.4.*.@7.<>r>; mixed. $7.35®
'.4S: light. ?7.2-.©7.W; pigs, ?.'.'?6.7r.; bulk of
*sles. ?7.50'!7 7.5.'i.
Sbe«'p— Receipts, l.ioa; market steady. Tesr-
Ings. $.V75ti«.7.'.: wethers. |Sj80@&50; ewes,
$5.256? 6.25: lambs. $7.255R.2.'i.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. June 10. — Cattlo— Receipt*.
r«X>«i: market steady to I<V lower. Native
-t-ers. *T.O 7: nativf cows anil heifers. $2.75dJ
'..«a> : sto.-kprs and feedprs. $3.60<5.V50; bulls.
tsJXif&LHO; ralv^s. $3.T5Q7: western steers.
$5.2*5i0.7.*.; western <-ow«, $3.2.i((|.5.C0.
Hops — Receipts. 12.01K): market steady to 5c
Inwer. Bulk of sales. J7.25@7.«0: heavy. f7.50@
'7.€5; packers and butchers. $7.40i57.60; light.
?7.2<'rg7..V<: pig*. fj.7s'g7.
Sheep — r.<>r*-ipts. 3.000; market steady. Mut
tons. ?4.75(a6/.'O; Wamb*. range
— -etbers, f4.ioi§6; range ewes. ?4ft5.75.
»w York Metal Market
NTW TORK. June 10.— There was a sharp ad
vance in the London tin market, with spot quoted
*i U33 3* and futures at f KSB 12s 6d. loyally
the market wßsw ß s firm and higher, although busi
nrss tjs (ji-.iet, with sr>«t qnnted at 29.fi2Hfij30c.
Coppn was a Khad» higher in London, with
\u25a0pat «)iioted at f fio lfis and futures at £61 7s Gd.
Tho I<«»jI nrtirket rfmained quiet, with lake
•in<.tM at 13.«2>±fna.7.V: electrolytic, 13.57Vi0;
ia.sOc: oastine. _L3S9tXS7_^.
I^Md «»» a shade higher at £1.1 5s In London.
The l<v-al market ivns quiet and unchanged at
• 4.?.r.f(i4.4.'.r.
Sl-^lter was inirhanged at £22 2s Gd in London.
1.0.-nlly the market was quirt and unchanged at
ri.r,.',r,;.-,.4rtc.
Iron w.is higher at 4Ss 3-1 for Cleveland war
rants in the Ix>mlon market. Ix>cally the market
««s unchanged.
Nnv.nl Miirm — Turpentine and Roaln
SAVANNAH. .Tune 10.— Turpentine — Firm. 39
fe-S'sc: salf-s. 1.156; receipts, l.lC^; shipments,
127.
Rosin — Firm: sales. 2. SCR; receipts. 2.77R;
f-hipnients. a.CSfI: stock. 130.705.
«jnote: B. $2.5.Va2.70: D. $2.£fi<d;2.sQ; K."
?r5.3i'(.i3.3-->; F. $:5.60rq3.70; G, $.?.70(g3.72^i: H.
$4: I, $4.r,0; K. $4.50; M. $5<5 5.25; WG, $5.50;
WW. f.j.205r..G0.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
PORTLAND, Jr.ne 10.— With a full list of
pssfpr.jrfrs cud a heavy carco the steamer North
land. 1 .-;.>.\u25a0 Eriokf^n. jtrrii-ed at Greenwich
•I<vk No. 2 this raorniDg after a rough passage
from San Francisco.
Th«> barkentine Amaranth finished loading
l.Vn.Ortn feft «f lumlior at Tongue point res
•oiflsy, leaving for Sydnpj", N. S. W\, to which
port Its f-grprt Is roosJstx»d.
Tbf rir^r for«»<-a«=t for Portland is that the
rirer will f«H clowlr during FrWay. Saturday
jiii'.l Sunday. j>ror«My r^arhlng a stajre of 19.5
fpet Snndar- The rlrer ro*e .01 of a foot here
1n the last 24 hours.
The steamer Alliance came in this morning
from Coc* bay with a full list of passengers and
a cargo "f p^nTal merchandise, a large part of
it bein;: sash ami doors for the ea*t.
Tli** Norwegian st^arecr Rygja. which ha* b*>«*n
lading I.OOO.Oftn feet of lumber at the St. Johns
mill. mov<>d this wornlng at 9 o'clock to the
Port land lumhrr company's mill, wh^re It will
load gQOjQOOV.fr** of lmnber. after which it will
po to the eastern ami western ciills to load
1 .fli'in.orio feet more Titr Manila.
The British hark Gulf Stream began discharg
ing its cargo of cement this morning at Green
«ir-h doi-k No. Z.
ASTORIA, June 10. — Steamer Alliance ar
rived lust evening from Coos bay with freight
find passengers und left up tiie river to dis
charge.
Steamer Arjrn lrft t!iis morning for Tillamook
•with freight an.l pa(Wfng»»rs.
Steamer Hrr-akwater left this morning for Coos
bar nitti frpfght and passfngers.
StMraor <ic<irjre W". Fenwlck left at daylight
this raomlnj: for San Francisco with the 11am
monfi \ng raft In tow.
oil tank steamer Atlas iitltM down th«> rtTer
Ihit. aftcrn<">n and trill es<ist in raising the
Standard oil barge No. 81.
Steam schoouer Daisy Mitchell arrfred this
ntlvrD'sm from San Francisco to load lumber
at Portland.
A cr»*w Ik being signed this aftfrnoon on the
harkentine Amaranth, which bas completed load
ing a cargo of lumber at the Hammond mill
for Sydney. Australia. Captain M. Bourke ex
perts to be ready to go to sea Saturday.
Steamer Slxwbone cleared the the inißtom
houiie today for San Franclwo with a cargo of
\u25a0 JO.OfIO .xaiiway ti^s. loeded at St. Helen*, and
ISCi.OOO feet of lumber, loaded at Rainier.
..Steamer Cascade cleared at the custom house
last evening for San Franrls^o with a cargo of
523.000 fe«>t of lumber, loaded at Rainier.
SAN PEDEO. Jcne JO. — Steamer Governor ar
rived this morning from Kan Francisco, took
freight and passengers »od proceeded for Seattle,
via San Francisco.
Steamer William H. Murphy arrived from
Grays Harbor with Jumrier.
Steamer Claremont cleared today for Aber
deen.
Steamer San Gabriel cleared for I'mpqua river.
Steamer Daisy Freeman cleared for Grays
Harbor and the steamer Hoanoke for Portland,
lioth via ifan Francisco.
Steamer Whittier cleared for San Diego with
oil.
I". S. S. McCulloch arrived from San Diego
1 '">day.
V_ TACOMA. June 10.— Br bark Ccltlcburn ar
rived yesterday evening from Seattle to complete
discharging general freight. The Celtlcburn is
unchartered for the outward reyage and will join
ihe disengaged fleet here.
Schooner Columbia in expected to tow from
port touight for San Francisco with lumber.
Steamer Farailon shifted to Seattle tonight
with lumber and the Fteamer Mexican has also
shifted to Elliott bay to complete cargo for the
island*. ,\u25a0' \u25a0
Steamer IHuckman left this morning for Bell
ingham. Everett and Anacortes.
SEATTLE, June 10. — Arrived: Steamer Mexi
can, from Tacoma.
Sailed: Steamer Jefferson, for Skagway and
ports, with 100 passengers: fteam schooner Olym
pic, for Tacoma; steam schooner Rainier. • for
Tacoma: British hark Oltict.urn. for Tacoma;
Inlted States life sarirg tug Snohomlsh, for
Neab hay: steam schooner J. B. Stetson, for
Port VTlnslow.
Steamer Mexican is expected to clear during
the night or In the morning for Honolulu.
Steamer Tamplco U expected to sail during
the night for Nome with a full cargo of freight.
Army Transport*
TTiP Lo?an Kailed for Manila June 5 from this
Crook 1* in port.
Th<» Buford Is !n port.
The Shprmsn Is 1" i<ort.
The Warn»n is «t Manila.
The Kilpatrick left Manila May 1, bound to
New York via Snez.
The Sheridan, outward bound, called May 16
from Honolulu.
Tl;<- Tlicmas sailed June 3 from Honolulu for
this |»ort. >
CHIEF COOK FILLS VACANCY — The vacancy
In the ranks of detective serceantx caused by
rhr> death of Robert K. Graham was filled ye»
ut6*.T by the appointment of Joseph Redmond.
Tb*- new appoint*** joined the force July 4.. 1694,
and for over a year bas been doing special duty
at headquarters looking out for : slot machine
<ra nobler* and sellers of objectionable literature
t prints.
XD RELEASED FROM.JAIL— Sfen J. Lund,
rnjrineer fmo Chicago, who was arrested two
weeks ago for passinr "lleppd worthless ; drafts
on Schlff Brother* and Miss A. Bancroft, was re
leased from custodr yesterday , afternoon, •as
SrhltT Brothers and Miss Bancroft said that they
trould not prosecute. The presumption is that
the drafts have ; been made good - ,
MAKES FAST RUN
FROM HONOLULU
General Bliss Ranking Officer on
Transport Which Brings
1,200 Passengers
\u25a0 • . '
HE army transport
Thomas. Captain Ly
nam. - which arrived
yesterday from Ma
nila, came up from
Honolulu in liner time,
making the run .in ,6
days 21 hours. The
Thomas brought horn*
the Ninth cavalry,
colored, and had on
board 1,221 passengers
in all.
The ranking officer
on the troopship was
Brigadier General v Tasker H. Bliss,
whose flag at the masthead was con
spicuous in the flutter of bunting that
marked the Thomas a new arrival from
sea. The Ninth cavalry has been sta
tioned at Batangas for two years and
will go from here to Fort D. A. Rus
sell, Wyo. Fine weather favored the
transport all. the way across the Pa
cific -and the homeward voyage was
made in 27 days 11 hours and 58 min
utes. Detention at Nagasaki and Hono
lulu amounted to 2 days 22 hours 46
minutes, making the actual running
time 24 days 13 hours and 12 minutes.
Captain Cabell, the quartermaster or
purser of the Thomas, has made his
last voyage on the troopship and will
be assigned to shore duty.\ He has
been attached to the transport service
for about two years.
The passengers on. the Thomas In
cluded: ?
From Manila — Captain F. S. Armstrong, wife
and two children : Lieutenant Charles B. Amory.
Lieutenant H. Bowie; Lieutenant G. C. Brant,
wife and two children; Lieutenant E. A. Bu
chanan: Major TV. B. Bannister, wife and child:
Brigadier General T. H. Bliss, Colonel Edward
T. Drown and wife. Captain W. H. Bispham and
wife. G. E. Berle. C. E. Boiler and wife. Mrs.
R. W. Bryan and three children 11. E. Burdlck.
Captain W. N. Craigie: Lieutenant Cole, wife
and Miss Flauigan; Lieutenant B. F. Castle, wife
and child: Lieutenant E. Calwrt and wife, 11.
Cook; C. E. Cowdray. Mrs. H. f. Connor, T. W.
Cummiccs. Colonel Edward E. Dravo. J. H. de
Baus and wife. Mlm IMmmiek. Lientenant E. G.
Elliott. Lieutpnant \V. W. Erwln. Lieutenant
T. B. Esty aDd wife. Major S. D. Freeman and
wife. Lieutenant G. E. Goodrich, Lieutenant H.
Gibbons and wife. Veterinarian S. Glasson; Lieu
tenant F. J. Herman, wife and two children;
Captain G. r. Hamilton, wife and two children;
Lieutenant A. W. Holderness, G. Hayuor, C.
Johnston, Mrs. E. P. JerTey. Mrs. P. L. Jones,
Captain William Kelly Jr.. E. Klemm, Lieuten
ant R. R. Ix>ve. Lieutenant G. Lykes, Major
John P. Lynch. J. Loskot and child. S. M. M»
snn and wife. Mrs. J. TV. Miller, Captain W. H.
McCornark; M. McCary, wife and three children:
Miss O'Mara; Chaplain G. W. Prioleau, wife and
Miss Walsh; Lieutenant 8. B. Pearson and wife.
Lieutenant J. McE. Pruyn; Captain L. Parsom,
wife and three children; Lieutenant A. Polllion,
H. C. Powers: Malor S. Reber, wife, two chil
dren and governess; Lieutenant H. Robert. Cap
tain E. 11. Rubottom and wife, W. Rader; Cap
tain H. A. Sf evert, wife and child; Captain T.
Srhultr. wife and child; Lieutenant A. B.
Sloane. wife and child; Lieutenant Robert Ster
rett; Captain R. R. Stopsdall. wife and two
children; W. Smith. Mrs. Stuart and two chil
dren. Lieutenant W. Thomas, G. F. Unmacbt.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles 11. Watts. Lieutenant
G. W. Winterburn, Lieutenant J. P. Wayland
Lientenant A. E. Wilbourn, Lieutenant S. TV.
Wlntfree. F. Williams, Major A. W. Vates
Captain Charles Yoang. wife and two children
Mrs. Yate*. Mrs. Allls.
From Honolulu — Captains TV. H. Waldroa and
W. H. Winters; Lieutenant J. Marston, U. S.
M. C, and James O. Anthony.
Siberia Sail* for Far East
The Pacific Mall liner Siberia, Cap
tain Zeeder. sailed yesterday for the
far east with about 4,000 tons of cargo
and a large number of passengers.
Owing to the state of the tide at 1
o'clock, the sailing hour, the liner was
taken from its berth during the fore
noon and made fast at the ends of
piers 42 and 44 and from there took
its departure.
The passengers Included:
FOR HONOLULU
K. B. Barnes - TOsear Maurer
Mrs. A. Beck' Mrs. Oscar Maurer
Mrs. Ed Beck Mrs. J. T. McCrosson
Ed Beck Miss A. MeCrosnon
Mrs. M. Blundell Dr. L. C. Mendel
H. P. Butler Mrs. L. C, Mendel
Chlng^Yue Miss Irene Mendel
Or. O. Clons [J. F. Merrill
Mrs. M. Cloos |Mrs. M. C. Miller
I. F. I»aly jUr. A. A. Mllliken
Mrs. J. F. Daly Mrs. A. A. Mllliken
Marshall Darrach John Mllner \
Miss Anna Donlln Mrs. John Mllner
I»r. H. B. Douglas iC. D. Miner
R. F. Gamer Mrs. Mary Moody
Mrs. R. F. Garner .Captain J. C. Morons,
J. J. Grace \u25a0 } U. S. N.
Mrs. J. J. Grace [Dr. F. L. Morong
Mrs. E. S. Gray |R. Moss
R. Guessefeldt Mrs. R. Moss
Mrs. R. Guefcsefeldt Ralph Moss
Miss A. Haenloch JS. V. Occleston ' ,\u25a0
Mrs. L. P. Hall |Mrs. S. V. Occleston
Miss Marie Hall Mrs. M. J. Paton
Mrs. Alfred T. Hartwell Mrs. H. Peterson
Miss Mary Abbe Hart- Miss IRabstad
woll Mlss~Bertha J. Racine
Gllehrist Hatch \S. Lewis Remton
Mrs. F. M. Hatch iMr*. Elizabeth Savery
Miss Harriet Hatch J. Fred Shingle
C. Hedemann Mrs. M. M. Shingle
Mrs. C. Hedemann Mrs. J. Z. .Smith
E. Hedemann Miss Ruth \V. Smith
Leon Hoonijrsberger Samuel Sussman
W. C. Jameg C. M. Thomas
Mrs. M. H. Job F. XV. Wichman
F. S. Knljrbt W. J. White
Mrs. 11. H. Lsne E. H. Wodehouse
Mrs. A. B. Lee E. Wolff
H. D. Lee William Wright ..'
Mrs. 11. F. I^wis Mrs. William Wright
I». I-ewU |F. L. Zeit
F. Mahone
YOKOHAMA
I.* F. Abbott (Leonard Martin
Prof Giuseppe Bellei M. Mascarenas -
Harold Blsby |Dr. Antonio Uonora
Miss Jo^eplitne Cadouz [Mrs. Antonio Ronora
J. V. Coffey [Miss Renle Ronora
Jeremiah Coffey Icbarlps W. Slack
William Conzclman [.Mrs. Charles W. Slack
Elliot Dixon I Miss Ruth Slack
Paul C. Jaehne Miss Edith Slack
Dr. Bernhard Martin George Whitelaw
Urs. Bernbard Martin
KOBE
W. E. Dickenson | -
NAGASAKI
Alexander Denbigh | ".''|
SHANGHAI
James I* Cowan (Philip Tong.
Mrs. Mjra E. Myers j
HONGKONG
J. E. Bard Mrs. William F. Hugger
Charles M. Bond .Tose 11. Jalandonl
A. R. Brane |Mis§ Laura Johnson
Chan Sing Nam Leslie G. Kleplnger
Mrs. J. H. Churchill M". C. Laurltzrn
George F. Curtis I Mrs. M. C. Lauritzen
Miss Grace Day |Jose S. Lopez
Mrs. Edward Dudley [Rmlllo Mapa
Percy G. Dwyre Mlks Annie L. Miller
E. C. Flnley |E. J. Peabody
John Fowler, V. S. con- Mrs. E. J. l'eabofly
aul Mrs. O. A. Spofford
11. B. Fowler Miss Barbara Spofford
Mrs. H. B. Fowler
JOIN AT HONOLULU
E. F. O'Reilly jB. F. Dake
Probably Xot the Grayllns
The suggestion that the derelict
sighted by the army transport Logan
Sunday was the little tug Grayling,
now on its way from Puget sound to
Panama, is not taken seriously In the
shipping world. The derelict, the hull
of a capsized vessel, was sighted by
the Logan In 35.28 north, 129.22 west.'
This Is about 360 miles off shore, on
the track between here and Honolulu,
and very much farther out than the
little Grayling was likely to be. . The
Logan: reported the' derelict as a men
ace to navigation and the navy depart
ment has sent wireless warnings broad
cast from all its coast stations.* It is
believed that the derelict sighted by
the Logan was the same reported April
24 In 35.19 north, 127.56 west' by Cap
tain Rasmussen of the Star of Scotland.
The Grayling, which is a little tug.
Is to be used at Panama for towing
lighters. The tug left Seattle May 27,
was weatherbound in Neah bay until
May 30, on which day It passed Ta
toosh. Considering Its size . the little
steamer is just about, due now at this
port, where It will probably call for
coal. •
Marlpoca , Heard From
The liner: Mariposa. now. on' its way
here from Tahiti; but not due until
June 18, was. heard from < yesterday by
wireless. The .message, just •an "all
well and , on time as : usual" aerogram,
was relayed 'to this port by; the Ala
meda, which. was more than 3,300 miles
away from here at the time. The Mari
posa, when the message. was sent; must
have been about . 2,700 miles away.
This Is the first voyage that the Ala
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL- FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1909:
Thomas Brings Home Colored Cavalry Regiment
meda, since the installation of its wire- ;
less apparatus, has done any longdis- |
tance work.
Santa Ro«ta Sails -for. Seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Santa Rosa sailed yesterday for
Puget sound ports, with freight' from
Los Angeles and this port and pas-
Bengers, among whom were:
Mlsg M. Verdafco B. R. Bowson and wife
John Seboenf elder A. R. Thorpe
Mrs. J. B. Burns R. S. Allen and wife
Mrs. Downer Patrick Foy
Mrs. E. Folks I. Michaels
Miss L. Folks Hollingsworth Theatrical
Miss R. Marks- company
J. H. Van Deuser and W. H. SaTage
wife |Mrs. Savage
R. E. Pierce
Armored Cruisers Return
The armored cruisers West Virginia.
California and Maryland returned yes
terday from Puget sound, where they
participated in the opening of the
Alaska-Yukon exposition. The crui
sers did not anchor in the lower bay v
but proceeded direct to Mare island.
"Water Front IVotes
The tug Valiant was sold at auction
yesterday at the merchants' exchange,
and was bought for $5,000 by John L.
Howard. . ".•''\u25a0 : +\u0084
The German steamer Erna, from this
port, arrived June 1 at Panama. •
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,325,000 feet. , '
The steamer Stanley Dollar arrived
here yesterday from Albion and cleared
for Mazatlan. - , •
The Norwegian steamer Eir cleared
yesterday for Chile by way of Eureka
and Puget sound.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE .
From | Steamer I Date
Coqullle River lEllzabeth June 11
Humboldt |J- J- Loggle. .. June 11
Hongkong & YokohamaiAshtabula June 11
Coos Bay IM. F. Plant.. . June 11
Portland tc Astoria |Nome City ...June 11
Humboldt .....JClty of Topeka. June 11
Humboldt |F. A. Kllburn. June 11
San Pedro rßoanoke June Jl
Pnget Sound Ports Queen • June 11
San Diego & Way Ports Governor June 11
San Pedro Daisy ... t [June 12
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder... (June 13
Mendoclno It Pt- Arena] Sea I Foam |June 13
Putret Sound PorU .President (June 13
Grays Harbor ...IG. Undauer ..|June IX
San I'edro ....(Phoenix June 14
San Pedro JHanalel June 14
China & Japan........ Manchuria ....June 14
Portland & Astoria.... State of Cal.. June 14
San Pedro &. Way Ports Coos Bay June 14
San Diego & Way Ports Santa Kosa .... Jnne 14
Humboldt North Fork ...Juneli
Seattle & Tacoma Buckman June 15
Grays Harbor Coronado June 15
Sallna Cruz Mlssourlan .... Juno ltf
Point Arena & Albion. Porno jJune 17
Coos Bay M. \t\ Plant. ..(June 17
China & Japan.. i Chlyo Maru ...(June IS
Tahiti | Mariposa jJunn IS
Puget Sound Port^ | President JJune 18
TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer | Sails ] Pier
_________ _ _
Grays Harbor ISaglnaw ...| 4 pm| 2
Coos Bay fßee 5 pm| 20
Seattle &. Tacoma j Hornet 6 pin 20
Seattle & Tacoma. Oarlos ..... 4pm 2
Portland & Way Ports .[Roanoke ... I pm 13
Auckland & Sydney... Invertay ... 12 in ....
Jnne 12 —
Coqullle - River Flfleld 6pm 2
Coquille River (Elizabeth ;. 12 m 16
Humboldt (F. Kllburn. . 10 am 13
Uumboldt ...' jJ. J. Loggie 5 pm 10
Astoria & Portland jßose City .. 11 am 27
Puget Sound Ports.... (Governor ... 2pm 9
Coos Bay ...|M. B". Plant 3pm 8
Humboldt j Vanguard .. 3pm 2
Point Arena & Albion, j Porno 6pm 2
June 13 — j
Los Angeles Ports G. W. Elder 5 pm 13
Uumboldt jCity Topeka. lU.aua 11
June 14— |
San Diego &. Way Ports President • . 2pm 9 j
June 15 —
Lo6 Angeles P0rt5...... Coronado ... Ipm 7
Lot) Angeles Ports (Hanalei .... 3pm 7
Sallna Cruz ...JNevauan ... 12 in 23
Puget Sound Ports 'Queen ..... 2pm 9
Seattle &. Tacoma | Watson 1 pm 20
Honolulu & Kubulul. .JLurllne ....12 m 50
St. Michael direct Tallac 4 pm ....
June 16 — j
Astoria & Portland.... Nome City..} 5 pmi 2
New York via Ancon.. Acapulco ...|l2 m| 24
San Pedro tc Way Ports Coos Bay ..12 pmj 11
Humboldt North Fork. (l 2m| ;:0
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam...| 4 pm| 4
June 17 — - j j
China & Japan... China ......| 1 pmj 42
Willapa Harbor | Daisy | j....
Sau Diego Ac Way PortH|Sauta Koßa..4lQ.3Ua| 11
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE \u25a0
Destination | Steamer | Date
Skagway & Way Ports. | Dolphin ..June 15
Seldovia & Way Ports. A. G. Lindsay.. June 15
Skagway & Way Ports. Humboldt June 10
Nome & St. Michael... Mackinaw . June 16
Valder &. Sewarri. ...... Santa Clara Juu<* iv
Nome & St. Michael... Victoria ...... June 21
Nome & St. Michael... St. Crolx June L' 3
Valdez Si Steward (Portland |June 24
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographlc office, Mer
\u25a0 chants' Exchange, Saa Francisco, June
10, 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Paclflc
standard time (120 th meridian), or at Bh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time.
J. T. MCMILLAN,
' ' Nautical Expert, In charge.
Son, Muon and Tide
United States coast and - geodetic survey— Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
FRIDAY. JUNE 11 ~
Sun rises 4 : .jq
Sun sets 7:;i3
Moon rises 12:50 a. in.
New moon June 17, at 3:19 p. m.
First quarter m00n.... June 25, at 10:34 a. m.
]Time - |Time| Time| Timel \
Junl ! Ft I 1 Ft 1 Ft 1 Ft
)H W ]L W[ .H w/ |L Wf
11.. 1 6:251 4.3|11:351 " 0.8 l »s:4«| 5.41 ....1.... .
|L W |H,W 1L W H W
12.. O:50 1.91 6.'55 - 4.2 12:30 1.3 7:18 S 8
13.. 1:42 1.-2 8:10 4.4 1:24 1.7 7:56 5.9
14.. 2:32 0.4 9:20 4.5 2:12 2.1 8:35 fi 1
15.. 3:24 — 0.2| 10:24 4.6| 3:04 2.4 0:14 Q.j
U. S. Branch HydroKrapbic Office
A branch of the United States hydrographlc
of tlce, located at the Merchants' \u25a0 Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners,' without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
Tlsit the office, - where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of . the world are kept at
band for comparison and reference, and the
latest Information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers 'to navigation and mat
ter* of interest to. ocean commerce.
j. t. McMillan,
Nautical Expert, in charge.
HYDRO GRAPHIC OFFICE
- Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
- PLACE | Ft. 1 Date | Remarks
Grays Har| 19 |May 2l)|Channel getting broader
\u25a0 \u25a0 J - Depth at mean low
WJllapa B 27 Apr. .1 water In channel to
Raymond.ls feet.
Colum R|*24 |Feb. 181..... ..T77T
Nehalm 111 9. (Apr. 3 [Channel 200 feet south
I — 1 \ of buoy. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. ;
~~~ ~j~ (Depth of 8 feet at low
Tillmk B. 9 Apr. 30 . water, in channel to
- - -: I I Garibaldi. .
Yaqulna B| 13 |Mar. 12|Cbannel not shifting. ;
.\u25a0-\u25a0"• l \u25a0 I Beacon on beach In line
Sluslaw " R 4 May 1 . with south side of
- *• I * \u25a0 I- gulch leads over bar.
Umpqua 111 12' May 1 [Channel In good eomlT
.-•:\u25a0\u25a0 I I I tlon. .•/ .-
V • -.' m ' : ; 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. 17 June J North Bend; ;11 feet
- ; at low 'water' -to
I I Marshfleld.
Coqullle R 8 IMay SllChannel . close to north
;••\u25a0•- ' ' I Jelty. ::•\u25a0--, . r.,
;• - No- -opportunity for
Rogue R1r..:.. soundings lately; be
\u25a0- \u25a0 fore rise there was 7
-\u25a0•'---•- r feet, on bar.
Klamth^Rj 7 |May 29|Channel Straight.
, . " •.\u25a0'..•\u25a0 North channel very
crooked; 18 ft., arer-
Hmbldtß 20 June 1 age . low water In
' - straight channel lead
- -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0-• \u25a0 Ing oot northwest., -
S Pedro B| 20 '|Apr. 15|No cbangg In channel."
S Diego B| 25 |May 3lNo change In channel."
S Pablo Bl 24 l Apr. 21 [Depth in dredged chao-
I .- -| -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \ nel. V -..',-\u25a0. .',-\u25a0 \u0084-.\u25a0;-.
: . : *About.-. '. \u25a0"\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0;-.;>,..\u25a0<.. ,-.],\. \u25a0:. . •--.\u25a0•• '\u0084\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0,---
NEWS OF THE . OCEAN
i KnßOßed' for Lumber. - . .
.The Norwegian steamer Jethou,' at Astoria, vis
under time charter for lumber from Grays Har
bor to Port Plrie at £1.J25: per month, and the
Norwegian steamer Kygja," at Portland, is also
under time charter for, the same business thence
to Manila. The Jethou was chartered prior to
arrival. ,
nedwood for Mexico •
The steamer Stanley Dollar sailed for Mazatlan
yesterday with 1.513,000 feet of redwood lumber,
valued at $18,150: The steamer took on her
cargo at Albion. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"'\u25a0'' .. '
The steamer Olson and Mahony was cleared for
Guaymas or Mazatlan, via Albion, yesterday.
The steamer goes to the northern port to . load
1,500,000 feet of redwood, valued at $18,000.
Notice to Mariners
Captain E. J. Spfcer of the schooner Ariel - re
ports to the branch hydrographlc office at Port
Townsend, Wash., that, while coming up Grays
Harbor channel under own canvas lie struck blacl;
can buoy No. 5 and knocked It away from Its
bearings. This buoy has disappeared and has not
since been seen. J. T. McMILLAN,
Nautical. Expert. In Charge.
Xotlce to 'Mariners
San Pablo bay. California— (List of Lights.
Buoys and Dayinarks, Pacific Coast. 190S, page
30).— Notice is hereby given that San Pablo
dredged channel buoy No. 15. San Pablo bay.
California, is reported almost submerged. It will
be replaced as soon as practicable."
Weather Report
United States department of agriculture —
Weather bureau. San Francisco. June 10, 1900.
RAINFALL DATA
Last Seasonal Xormal
Stations — 24 hours. to date. to date.
Eureka 0.00 42. 52 45.44
Red Blurt .... •• 0.00 30.82 24.77
Sacramento 0.00 21.7". 20. 04
Mt. Tamalpals 0.00 35.62 22.75
San Francisco iO.OO 25.57 22.20
San Jose 0.00 15.2« 13.02
Fresno 0.00 0.70 9.6S
Independence 0.00 7.88 9.53
San Luis Obispo... 0.00 31 .38, \u25a0 20.51
Los Anseles ....... 0.00 19.07 lo.tJO
San Dlejco .0.00 10.23 10.01
Coast record for 12 hours ending 5 p.m.
~ » S ss 5
STATIONS | ' j ? |. ||
- ; \u25a0\u25a0 fi? •; . F =•
Baker ..30.04 72 40 N Pt.Cldy .00
Boise 30.04 72 4« W Clear .00
Eureka SO.Ort 54 4S W Cloudy .00
Flagstafr 29. 54 74 34 \V Clear .00
Fresno... 29. 5S 94 00 W Clear .00
Independence .29.8ti 84 52 W Clear .<*o
Kallspell 30. OS 70 40 SK Cloudy .»0
Los Angeles ..29. 0S 70 54 SW Clear .00
Modena 29. 5S 7fi 40 NW Pt.Cldy .oO|
Mt. Tamalpals. 3o. ol 78 67 NW Clear .00 1
North Head ..29.94 5S 58 NW Clear .00
Phoenix .29.74 98 62 N Clear .00
Pocatello ..'...30.10 60 40 SB Pt.Cldy .14 !
Pt. Reyes Lt..29.99 51 47 NW Cloudy .00
Portland 29.88 80 58 NW Clear .00
Red Bluff 29. M 92 «S N Clear' .00 ;
Reno 29.92 76 42 SW Clear .00
Roseburg 29. PH 92 50 NW Clear .10
Sacramento .'..29.88 S6 CS S Cl»ar .00
Salt I>ake. ....30.04 06 44 NW Clear .00
San Dleffo ....29.98 66 6S ' W Pt.Cldy .00
San Francisco. 3o. o2 5S 48 W Clear .00
San Jose 29.98 74 62 W Clear .00
S. Luis 0bi5p0. 30. 02 68 48 - W Clear .00
S. E. Farailon. SO. o4 52 50 NW Cloudy .00
Spokane 30.10 74 48 S Cloudy- .28
•Summit 71 39 NE Clear .00
Tacoma 29.94 B*s 52 N Clear .00
Tatoosh 29.94 58 46 NE Clear .00
Tonopah .29.R6 74 48 NW Clear .00
Walla 30.00 82 58 NE Cloudy .00
Wlnnemueca ..30.02 76 3-S SW Clear -.00
Yuma 29.74 100 60 W Clear .00
\u2666Average snow on ground 6 Inches, i
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The following maximum and minimum temper- ,
atures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, ?>s>'£; New York, SS-26;
Omaha, 64-56. ' - f
SYNOPSIS ,
Warm weather continues In the great talley ;
of California and in Washington and Oregon.
Afternoon temperatures have reached* 9o degrees
from Fresno to Portland.;: Along the coast the
weather, continues cool""anil foggy. The highest
temperature, reached In San Francisco, 68 de
grees. No rain has fallen on the Pacific slope
except at Spokane, where there hag been a heavy
thunder shower. The relative humidity at Red
Bluff was 24 per cent and at Fresno 28 per cent.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight,
June 11, 1909: - .
San Francisco and vicinity — Fair Friday with
fog In the morning and afternoon; slightly
warmer; moderate southwest wind.
Santa Clara valley — Fair Friday;' somewhat
warmer; light west wind.
Sacramento valley — Fair Friday; light south
wind.
San Joaquln valley — Fair Friday; continued
warm; light west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity — Fair Friday; light
south wind. v
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Thursday, June 10.
Stmr J J I/>gg!e, Johnson, 27 hours from Eu
reka." . '
U S^ stmr Thomas. I.ynam. 27 days 11 hours
and 5S minutes from Manila, via Nagasaki 20
dars 0% hours, via Honolulu 6 days 21 hours
and 24 minutes. — - \
U-S stmr 'West -Virginia. MeCracken, 3 days
from Seattle; Mare island direct.
.US stmr California, Cottman, 3 days from
Seattle; Mare Island direct. "
US stmr Maryland. Thomas. 3 days from
Seattle; Mare island direct.
Stmr M F Plantj Burtls, 38 hours from Coos
bay.
Stmr Ravalll, Nelson. 25 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Caplstrano, Treble, 24 hours from Port
San Luis. • . \u0084 '\u25a0- ,t .
Stmr San Pedro, Benedlktson, 23 hours frjjm
Eureka. ' \u25a0?• . - \u25a0
Stmr Geo Loorals. McKellar Jr, — hours from
Ventura; up river direct. •
Strar Coaster, Illgglns, 49 hours from San'
Diego. \
Schr Henry Wilson, Saunders, 4 days from
Grays Harbor. -
CLEARED : -
". . \u25a0 Thursday, June 10.
Stmr Olson & Mahony. Payne, , Guaymas and
Mazatlan, ria. Albion: Albion, lumber company."
Nor ftmr Elr, Marcnssen, Antofagasta via Eu
reka and Seattle; W R Grace. ft Co. ...
Stmr Stanley Dollar, Thwing, Mazatlan yia
Albion; Albion lumber company.
Stmr . Admiral Sampson. Bartlett, Seattle;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
StmrJ«mes S Hlggins, Higgins, 41 hours from
San Pedro. . .
Stmr Casco. Ahlin. 63 : hours from Astoria. '
Stmr / Cbehalls, Kettleson, 31 hours from San
Pedro. .
Stmr Norwood,' Martin, 31 > hours . f roan San
Pedro. * 4
-Stmr Stanley Dollar. Thwing, 13 hours from
Albion; bound to Mexico, put In to clear. -" :
Strar Watson. Griffith, 63 hours . from Seattle.
Stmr -Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, 28. hours
from San Pedro. / / ' ;
Stmr Porno, Lilleland. 14 hours 'from Albion,
Tla Point Arena It hours..
Pow schr -Newark, Wayland, 18 hours * from
Byxbees landing. : ' . . \u25a0 . ;
Schr . Monterey. Kelly. 20 hours from Mon
terey; in tow tug Navigator. • \u25a0. . . . \u25a0• -.
SAILED
(•*:•\u25a0--• . \u25a0 Thumday, June 10. •'
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen, Eureka. .
Stmr Helene' Anderson. Raymond:
Stmr Grays Harbor. Anfindsen. Grays Harbor. .
t Stmr Tlverton. > Johnson, Port - Ludlow. \u25a0 '
' Stmr Svea. Allen. Grays Harbor., ~:' =
Stmr Stanley Dollar, Thwing. Mazatlan.
Stmr Phehalls, Kettleson. Grays Harbor. - :
Stmr Siberia. Zeeder, Hongkong. "etc. v ;
Stmr S«n .Taclnto. : Rasmnssen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Norwood, Martin/, Grays. Harbor.. ;. '
Strar Hanalel.; McFarland, "San Pedro.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego.
/• Schr^Llly, 1 , Bottger, " ITmnqna i river. ;-.-
AT_.ANTIO \u25a0 OCEAN 'TRAVEL
Canadian Pacific
Less Than Four Days at Sea
Weekly Sailing: Between Montreal, Que>
... bee and Liverpool
Two days on- the \u25a0: beautiful' St.l Lawrence river
and the shortest ocean route to Europe. \u25a0
" Nothing I better on , the Atlantic • than our Em-
presses.'' Wireless on all steamers.. \u25a0.. \u25a0 .. . ;
First ' class \u25a0 ?00,- second class r $50, • one class
cabin $45. '\u25a0 >. - '- •:\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;;\u25a0>, . ' .:: .\u25a0 . \u25a0. -.
. Ask any < ticket , agent, <or write > for Ballings,
rates and booklet. " ;-. - - : . ; . •• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 ....-.-_-.
E.E." PENN. G. A.,.77 ELLIS ST., <
\u25a0.• -..\u25a0•"l;> •.\u25a0 San Francisco, : Cal. - . .
Conipagn le V Genefale - Transatlantlqne
'{: DIBECT \ LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. ' t
' 6 Sailing ; every . Thursday, Instead -of Saturday
at 10 a. ' m.7; from • pier . 42, North river, foot of
Morton; St. -'\u25a0 -.''-- '-\u25a0\u25a0. ~ ; ; : '' -'-'\u25a0. \u25a0'.:-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'; -; -: \u25a0 .-./\u25a0,:
•; First: class to, Havre.. $77.50 and upward: sec-
ond class to Havrei $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR* UNITED i WATES 'AND CAN-
ADA, 19 State St.','; New I \ ork. X J., F.? FUGAZI,-
Manager' Pacific Coast, 630 • Montgomery, st.. San
Francisco, r. Tickets sold 'by = all - railroad \u25a0 ticket
agents. '>\u25a0,-'-"« . ' : ..••.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.-.- : - -\u0084.. ... „-.
I I Sehr' Santiago', McDonald,- Monterey; in tow |
tug Navigator. \u25a0 '• . . '
\u25a0 Schr Sun Buenaventura, Borgeson, ' Coqullle
river; in tow stmr Helene.
1 -BY UNITED WIRELESS
U S stmr Thomas, from Manila for San Fran
cisco — June 0," noon, 255 miles out; ' will" arrive
at o,a, a m June 10.
Strar ColE L Drake. June 9. 9:30 p m — Off
Tatoosh. from Seattle for San Francisco..
Stmr Pennsylvania,- June 10, 4 a m-r^»SO miles
from San .Francisco; hence June 7 ,for Ancon. -
'\u25a0-.-- V '\u25a0'''\u25a0- V WIRELESS - ~ •
. Per stmr I Queen, -, from . Seattle 1 for San Fran
cisco — June. 10. noon, off Cape Arago; all well.
--. WEATHER REPORTS -
POINT- LOBOS. June 10, 0 a m— Thick; wind
I SW : velocity 8 miles an hour.'.
; POINT REYES,' June 10, 0 am— Foggy; , wind
NW; velocity 10 miles an -huur. •\u25a0 \u25a0 '
.aFARALLONES. June 10. 9 a m— Cloudy; wind
NW; velocity S miles an hour. '. ' •
TATOOSH. June 10. 9 a m— Foegy; wind east;
velocity 2 miles an hour. •: \u25a0:.••,- •».
PASSED AT SEA
By stmr CaplstrHno— June 0. Up m, 25 miles
north of Point Bucheon. stmr Bee. with tug
Prlscllla and barge In tow, for San Francisco.
SPOKEN ;
.Per U S stmr Thomafi — June 2, latitude 21.44
north, longitude J.Vf 40 ' west, schr* Willis A
Holden, from Newcastle, N S W, for San Fran
cisco ; wished to-be reported all well.
June 7, 4:4." a m—Latitude'3lm — Latitude '3l 2S north, longl- '
tude 139 42 west, three masted full rigged ship,
painted lead color. v
May 25 — Latitude 10 north, longitude 2S west,
Fr bark Bossuet, from Oregon for United King
dom. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 ' •
May 2.5— 0n equator. longitude. 28 west. Fr
bark La Tour d'Auvergne, from Oregon , for Unit
ed Kingdom.
May 29— Latitude 32 north. longitude 1? west,
Fr bark La Rochejaqiielln. from Hull' for Oregon.
June: — — Latitude 47 43 north, longitude
7 46 west.', Fr bark Marechal de Castries, from
Glasgow for Oregon. -
TELEGRAPHIC : ; v ' "
POINT LOBOS, June 10. 10 p m— Weather
foggy; wind west: velocity 10 miles an houiC •
DOMESTIC PORTS "
SAN PEDRO— Sailed June J) — Tug Sea Rover,
with barge.3 in-tow. for San stmr
Roanoke. for San Francisco. June 10-^-Stmr Gov
ernor, stmr Daisy, for San Francisco.
Arrived June 9 — Stmr Claremont, from Grays
.Harbor. - June 10— Stmr Governor, from San
Diego: stmr Wm H Murphy, from Grays Harbor.
Sailed June 10 — Stmr Lakrae, for Eureka; stmr
San Gabriel, for Umpqua river;, stmr Whittier,
for San Francisco. •
SEWARD — Arrived June 10 — Stmr Portland,
from Ketchikan and sailed for Seattle.
PORT ORFORD— Sailed June o— Stmr Eliza
beth, for San Francisco.
ASTORlA— Arrived June. 10— Stmr ' Daisy
Mitchell, hence June 6. June 9 — Stmr Alliance,
from Coos bay.
Sailed June .10 — Stmr Breakwater. f<vf Coos
bay; stmr Argo.for Tillamook.. June 9 — Stmr.
Cascade, for San Francisco; stmr Shoshone, for
San Francisco. -
Sailed June 10^ — Stmr s Geo ,Vf Fenwlck, with
log raft in tow, for San Francisco.
SKAGWAY — Arrived June J) — Stmr Dolphin,
from Wrangell.
• Sailed June 9 — Stmr Dolphin, for Seattle.
JKNEAL" — Sailed June 9^ — Stmr Santa Clara,
for Seattle. t
SOUTH BEND — Arrived June 10— Stmr Daisy i
Freeman, hence June. 5.
Sailed June 9— Schr Albert Meyer, for San
Francisco.- . _"•
SEATTLE — Arrived June 9 — Stmr Argjll,
hence June 6. ' . :
Sailed June 9— Scbr P J Abler, for Teller.
Sailed June 10 — Stmr Argyll, for San Fran
cisco. ".".'• ' - / ' " -
Arrived June 10 — Stmr Cottage City, fiom
Ska'gtvay.
Sailed June 10 — Stmr Jefferson, for Skagway.
PORT SAN LUIS — Arrived June 10— Stmr
Helen P Drew, from Greenwood; stmr Lansing,
from Panama. . ' .
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived June. 10^-Stmr
Coos Bay, from Port San Luis and sailed for
San Pedro. .
EUREKA — Arrived June 10— Stmr Kathc-rine,
hence June 8; stmr F A Kllburn. hence June 9.
Sailed June 9 — Stmr San P k edro, for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed June, 10— Br stmr Invertay, stmr F A
Kllburn. stmr City of Topeka, for San Francisco.
Arrived Jnne 10^ — Stmr Eureka, from Coos bay.
REDON DO— Arrived Jnne JO — Stmr jDHsy,
from; San Pedro, and sailed for San Francisco.
KETCHIKAN— Arrived June 10— Stmr Hum
boldt. from Seattle.
FORT BRAGG — Arrived June 10-^-Stmr Bruns
wick, hence June 9. -
' Sailed June 10— Stmr National City, for San
Francisco. - - ... . \u25a0 -
TATOOSH— Passed In June 10— Stmr City of
Puebla. hence June 8 for Victoria, etc; schr
Washington, from .
WESTPORT— SaiIed June 10 — Schr Minnie A
Calne,, for Haiphong.
Passed out June 10— Stmr Excelsior, for San
Francisco. In — Stmr Hoquiam. hence June 5.
June 9 — Nor stmr Jetbou. from Astoria.
NEAH BAY— Passed In June 10— Jap stmr
Ceylon Maru, from Hongkong for Seattle and Ta
coma. * .
CLALLAM— Anchored June lft— Ship - Elwell.
from Seattle for Nome. . , .
VENTURA— Arrived "June 10— Strar " Aurelia,
from San Pedro.
Sailed June 10— Stmr AurellaV for San Fran
cieco. \u25a0 ' '. : \u25a0 ' : \u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0 •
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
_^S"IC Steamers \u25a0 Leave Broadway
\u25a0yfiJ^*^B^C '-•\u25a0 wharves (Piers 9 and 11).
Aw?T LOW RATES." INCLUDING
i a 7\^S% V^l -BERTHS AND MEALS.
I 1 Ytjgigjkrl SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
losangei.es"
SAN DIEGO
"**»S-«^ •SANTAS BARBARA .
•President ........ ...". ............
.'...M0n., June 14. 28; Sun.. July 11**2 p". m.
•Governor Mon., June 21, July 5. 19, 2p. m
/ Alternately Every Monday Thereafter.
Santa Rosa ....Every Thursday. 10:30 a. m.
•Direct for Los Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), fTOYVNSEND
TACOMA. f VICTORIA, fVANCOUVER
, Connecting at Seattle' for SE.AJaska. Skagway,
. Dawson, Fairbanks,-.. Nome; St. Michael.
tGovernor..Sat., June 12, 26; July 10, 24, 2 pi m.
Queen Tues.. June 15, 2». 2 p. m
tPresldent". Sat.. June 19; July 3, 17. 2p. m.
Puebla.....:. Tues., June 22;, July 6. 20. 2 p. m
Umatllla . . Tues.. July. 13. 2p. ra.'
Alternately Every Tues.' and Sat. Thereafter.
fWlll not call . at Vlctorla^Townsend. Vancouver.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY).
City of Topeka..;. June 13. 18. 23. 28; July 3 R
13, IS, 10:30 a. m. Every fifth day thereafter.'
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN," LA PAZ
Curacao . . .' ...,\ ;.7th each month, - 10 a. m.
ALASKA CRTXISES— Leave Be*tU«:
Spokane.. ..June 15, 30; July 15, 30; August 14
Queen July 15, SO
i NOME— ST. MICHAEL
Senator (direct) Leave Seattle -.../.... June 2C
Right reserved to : change this scheduler
TICKET OFFICES— 3 Market at., 112 Market at.,
and , Broadway Wharf. * Tel. Kearny 493.
OAKLAND— IO36 Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680
C. P. DUNANN.:G. P. A.. San Francisco. J
SEATTLE DIRECT
CONNECTING ALL NORTHERN "POINTS '
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON..... .„.. June 25
S. S., WAT50N. ;'!... .:........... ..June 15
S. S. BUCKMAN. . . : . . . . . . :.. ;'. .June 20
Los Angeles Direct
TWIN SCREW
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON..... '.....June 21
. Sailings from Steuart 1 St. Dock.'
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
; ;"•; ; . Ticket iOf flee, 64 ", Market St.\, *'.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
(ORIE2XTAI.: STEAMSHIP. COSLPAxV)
S. S. Chiyo Maru.. V..;... Tuesday, June S9, 1909
8. B. Tsnyo Maru Tuesday, July 27, 1909
S . %B . 5 Nippon Maru . : Tuesday," Angntt ,' 17, ' 1909
5 Steamers < sail ; from \u25a0 company's . piers, r Nos.^ 42,"
44. < near foot , of i. Second * st.'.i 1-; p. j ta;, for . Yoko-
hama ': and Hongkong.; calling. at Honolnlu. Kobe
(Hlogo).V Nagasaki; and Shanghai,- and connecting
at . Hongkong : with < steamers , for S Manila,' India
etc.) No cargo received ; on | board on day, of gall-
Ing/: Ronnd I trip \u25a0 tickets at ' reduced ' rates. ; .>»j- *r
* i For { freight ' and - passage . apply ; at i office ' 240
James ; Flood building. ~ i%W. ;H. : A VERY.
. .- \u25a0'i.'.v'.T General;. Manager, "t
UAiIAI 111 || S- S. Alameda .alls 11
nUWULULU *• m - June 2<5 " Social
*f -"'.'T "V round trip; $110 first class.-
TAHITI AN D NEW ZEAIiANb-^-S. 8/
Mariposa sails : 11 a.' m.r July vj. 4 SpL* Tahiti
round Urlpisl2s.> Wellington. $260. Rr .T.i
I OCEANIC* LINE; 673 Mkt.: \u25a0 tel. Kearny 1231.;
AUCTIONSALES
fe?; j_®' . ££.
SATURDAY, JUNE 12. AT 11 A. M.
>IX OAKLAND — 15 head of cheap city work
and . driving horses at auction, statable ffr all
purposes and campers. All gnaran»«ed hor«<M«
will be booted. 565 4th st., - Oakland. J. W.
MKDKIROS. Anctloneer.
TACOMA— Arrived June 10— Br ship Celtic
burn, from Seattle.
> Sailed June 10 — Schr Columbia, for San Fran
cisco: stmr Meiican.-for Seattle; strar Buckman,
for Everett; strar Zapora. for Alaska.
EASTERN PORTS .- \u25a0; --* :
NEW YORK;— Sailed June o— Br stmr Afghan
istan, for Pnnta Arenas.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER— Passed up June
9 — Stmr Callfornian, from Puerto Mexico for
Philadelphia.
.^PHILADELPHIA— Arrived June !>— Sttnr Cali
foruian, from Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— SaiIed June 10— V S stmr Buf
falo, for Manila.
Arrived June 10 — Schr H C Wright, from Ea
reka.
FOREIGN PORTS
TPSWICn — Arrived June 9— Br ship Tlnto
Hill, hence Jan 11.
GREENOCK— Arrived Jnne 10 — Russ ship Ain
land. from Tacoma via Falmouth.
SANTA ROSALlA— Arrived June 2— Br ship
Fortevlot,- from Hamburg.'
; Sailed June 2— Br ship Elllsland. for R^yal
roads. June 3 — Br ship Tblatlebank. for Taltal.
YOKOHAMA— Arrived June 10— Jap stmr
Tango Maru. from Seattle.
WALMAR— Passed June S— Br ship Tinto Hill,
from San Francisco Jan 11 for Ip«wlch.
LIMERICK— Arrived June &— Fr bark Sully,
from Oregon.
VICTORIA— SaiIed June 10— Nor stmr Sverre.
for China.
Arrived June -10 — Br stmr Georgia, from Van
couver.
• Arrived June 10 — Jap stmr Ceyloa Maru, from
Hongkong. . \u25a0
Arrived June 10 — Stmr City of Puebla, hence
June S.
PANAMA — Arrived prior June I—Ger1 — Ger stmr
Erna, hence May 11 via San Pedro, etc. -
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN— SaiIed June 10— Stmr Adri
atic, for New York.
LIVERPOOL — Arrived June 10— Stmr Ivernla,
from Boston.
HAVRE— Arrived June 10 — Stmr La Lorraine,
from New York.
BRISBANE— SaiIed June &— Stmr Aorangi. for
Vancouver.
NEW YORK — Sailed June 10— Stmr La Pro
vence, for Havre; stmr Prinz Frledrlch Wll
helm. for Bremen.
BOSTON— Arrived June 10— Stmr Sainnia, |
from . Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived June 10— Stmr Ma
jestic, from New York.
\u25a0 ;
Memoranda
The tug Valiant was sold at auction today to
John L Howard for $5,000.
DEED OF TRUST TO COVER
$25,000,000 BONDED DEBT
Money for Developing Alining
Properties in California
A blanket deed of trust to cover two
bond issues aggregating 1 $25,000,000 was
filed yesterday at the instance of the
Mercantile trust company, which ha 3
undertaken to float the securities for
the Matomas Consolidated of Cali
fornia.
The deed embraces all the dredging
and other properties of this holding
concern in Sacramento, Butte and El
dorado counties, j
" 1 RAILWAY TRAVEL
Santa Fe Trains Leave
P|P§i SAN FRANCISCO
\lffl^/ Market St. Ferry '
LEAVE FOR— |A. M.| P. M.
BAKERSFIELD 7:15 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO 7:IS 8:00-10:00
FRESNO 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
GRAND CANYON 7:15 8:00-10:00 ,
HANFORD 7:15 10:00
KANSAS CITY 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 8:00-10:00
VISALIA 7:15 8:00-10:00
YOSEMITE 7:15 10:00
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 10.00 p. m.
OFFICESj
673 Market Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
\u25a0^a^ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
(«f§) MAY U, 1909
UNION FERRY DEPOTk
San Francisco
Leave. VIA SACSALITO Arrive.
7:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 6:05p
7:43 a Petalnma, Santa Rosa. Healds-
burg, Cloverdale. Uklab. Wllllts.
Sherwood, Sebastopol and Guerne-
vllle »7:33p
S:lsa Pt. Reyes. Monte Rio, Cazadero. ••7:05p
}8:45 a Petaluma, Snt. Rosa. Guernevllle 7:05p
10:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 8:35p
t9:lsa Lagunitas. Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 7:35p
10:45 a Petaluma and Santa Rosa 4:35p
t2:45p Pt. Reyes, Monte Rio. Cazadero.. |ll:05a
3:15p Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-
bnrg, Cloverdale, Uklab, Gaerne-
vllle. River Landing. Sebastopol. 11:05 a
j 4 :4."p Sonoma and Glen Ellen 9:05 a
5 :15p Petaluma and Santa Rosa 8:35 a
t5:45p Lagunltaa. Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 8:05 a
J7:45p Point Reyes 8:05 a
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Samalito, Mill Valley. San Rafael— Daily
every thirty minutes from 6:45 A. M. until 9:45
A. AL; hourly until 2:45 P. M.. then 3:15 P. M.
and every thirty nlnutes until 7:45 P. M.. theu
9:00. 10:35 P. M. 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.) v
Fairfax— Leave t6:45, t7:15. 7:45. 8:15, 9:15.
t9:45, 10:45, 11:45 A. M.; 12^*3. 1:45. t2:45.
3:15. 3:45. 4:15, 4:45, 5:15, 5:43, C:l5, 6:45,
J7.45 P. M.
San ftuentin via Saa I Rafael — Leave 9:15 A.
M.. 1:45 P. M.
Tiburon and Belvedere — Week days — 7:30. 9:00,
111:45 A. M. («12:45 P. M. Saturdays only).
3:30. 5:30 P. M.; Sundays 7:30. {{9:00. {{11:00
A. M.; {{12:30, 3:30. 5:30 P. M., and |12:01
A. M. > *
•Sundays arrive 7:05 P. M. from Sebastopol
and Gnernevllle. ••Sundays arrive 8:03 P. M.
tExcepf Sunday. tSnnday only. |Vla Saa-
sallto. {{Runs to Schuetzen Park.
Pacific Transfer Company's Agents are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residences. '
tMUIR WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
. FOOT OF MARKET STREET
LCfiJUL HOUBATS-SUHPAY TIME
_ l*.S» frnc-M iT.thfrWtift If. Iwii;iU
VEEX SUN- WEEK SUN- WEEK SUN-
DAY DAY DAY \u25a0 DAT DAY DAY
9:45 a 7:15 a t?:2o* 11:05 a 7:20 a 9:42 a
1:45p 1:40? 12:20p 1:40p 11:22*
*4:45p 9:1S» e?:4sp 1:50p <:14p! 12:10?
...... 9:45t 4:20? 3:50p »9:50p 1:409
...... Jf:ls* ;..-..-. 5:20p ,3:40p
...... 12:45p 6:40 p...... 5:10p
2:45p 6:40p
I 4-.15 P....P \u25a0\u25a0....
•Sat. only. t-Mon. only. GTamalpab only. only
'i'icket Office*— Sausslito Ferry and 874 Market.
General Offices— Mill Valley. California.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
(12th . and Mission) — Daily ex. Sunday — Lv,:
,*7:45 a, t9:3oa, •l:15p. ( fs:4op. \r. S. F.:
•7:23 a. t»:10a. »l:00p. tl:l3p. , Sundays— Lv.:
•7:45 a. t9:3oa, . t'10:10a. *ll:15a> - »J2:lsp,
ts:4op. Ar. S. iF.:, •7:25 a. t»:10a. . •ll:40ai
•4:40p, ts:lsp, t*6:oOp.»To and from Arleta.
tTo and from Tunftaa Glen. JStop : at SaUda,
San T Pedro. , Terrace. - Farallone. . Moss r Beacb,
Granada,' Half moon Bay. ' Connect; at Tunltas
, Glen with - stage ; for <\u25a0 San Gregorio, Pescadero,
PebWe. Beach and La Honda. \u25a0 ' • ,
\u25a0'\u25a0•.- BAY,'a ND.INTERUHBAX ROUTES
MA^ ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena
ST. HEI^EXA-XAPA VALLEY ROUTE
.Montlcello S. S. Co. and Napa.VaUey Electric
R. •B. 1 Co. Close connections. :<9BßßaaMß
6— nOUXD TRIPS DAILY— «
"•"- Boa t s \u25a0 leave San Francisco 7 :00. . *9 :43 a. . m. ,
12:30 noon. : 3:15,: 8:00, \u25a0•8:30 p. tn?sStjSSags&tio
\u25a0_ San Fraoclsco - landing and - office. Clay . street
wharf, i north * end i ferry > building, - Market street
ferry.:; Meals : a \ la carte. ; Pbons Kearny 408.'.
V»_and uaTj yard direct. : .
AUCTION SALES
Silver Brothers
& Warner
GEA'ERAL AUCTIONEERS A>D
COMJUSSIOX 3IERCHAS I>
OS7-OSO Mission St. Thon« Douslas 221"
Today, Friday, June 1,1,
At 10:30 A.M. Sharp
We will sell at auction at our sales-
rooms the Office Furnishings of Jl. L.
Rime* Pub. Co.;. the entire Household
Furnishings of Mrs. Davids; also the
beautiful Furniture from the residence
of Mrs. Nelson * also 1 large double door
Safe and 1 National Cash Register, cost
$350.
All of the above goods -win positively
be sold to the highest bidder.
CHARLES WARNER. Auctioneer.
TV- »- By order of Tliog. GILBERT I win
>)\ sell 2S hr-art of Work and Driving
Horses to the hlshest biddej: for C3»b on
SATURDAY June I2t_
At 11 a. in., at 664 Broadway. Oakland.
C. B. BUTLER. Auctioneer.
V^'' RAILWAY TRAVET. ? \u25a0 ; 'i|
j^r^jVjs. Trains W*»t a_j tra im\
p^^g^j San Francisco
. V^^_g\Zffi T3OM Mat 29 1809
\^^T^\^> FERRY DEPOT
_ —^^ "^* Foot of M-rhet Street
Leave' —VIA OAKLAND PIER— AniT»
I 2.15* NHei Lnre-aore^ Tricy. Lathrcxv
Stockton. Lodi. Sacnmea to. 9.58j
6.40 a Hay ward. Bikai San Joss 7 CBa
7.C0» Richmond. Pert Letts. Benicia, Sui-
sti. Diion. &acraa«Bto. lioseville,
Marysville. Y-tiiiisz. tunsmuir \u25a0.... 7.28p
7.00 a £3aai», ViraT:!>. b'imzty 7.28*
7.00» Da via, <&arysvi!!e. Oro-
viile). Williaas. Uunrll V. illow,
ti-nilton. L'ornirz. Bt(i£lufl... 7^B?
7.40 a VilJejo, N»pa. lalistcga. Santa Itc».
Mirtinrs, i'aa Rsmoa. L'otjhfrty.
Pleaaantoa 6.CBp
7.40 i N'iira, Pieasanton. Livrmore, A!-
Umoat, Lathropw Stockton 7J22p
7.40 a Tr.-icy, Loa Banos, Kemaa. Fremo.
H*afor.L Visalia 4.28?
B.ooa Nuwsrk. Saa Jose, lo»(J»tci\V. right.
Feiton, Boui Jer Creek, Sasta Cnu. . 6.43>
&20a Port Costa. Martinez. Lyrcn. Tracy.
Stockton, Jl.-rced. I ':r 'to. Ccsfaen
Junctian ( Hanfor d). \isa_*. Portrr-
viUa Bakwaidd.. . 4.48»
8 20a Yosemite Valley via Jlrueti 4.48 a
9.00 a NJes, li Terra ere. Stockton (•Hilton).
Vallsy Sprios. ' lene. Sacraoeoto. AJZSt
9.00* Sonora. Tuolnmne and M-tt'.i 4.£8»
9.00 a Atliati; Impress — Sacrsff. en to, Iruc-
kee. Oj &sn. Salt Lake lit). Leaver.
Kaa»» Ci'.y 6.25*
9.40 a Richmond. Port Cotta, Itartines,
Buy Point 6.48?
10.20 a Vallejo. Mars I stand. N«pa 11.28 a
10.20 a Loa Anssles Passe n j-r— Pert CnU.
Martinsi, Byron, Tracy, Stockton.
More*!, Fresno, Ilsr.fcrd. Vinlia,
4» Tulare. «akeriseld. LosAncelea... 7.45J
10.40 a GoUSeIJ Pass.— Pert CosU, Brnicia.
Sacramento Trd ckre. Liim, Jiiua.
Touopah. GoldS eld. Law*, ketler.. 7 48a
10.40 a MirystUte. Chico. Red DJnff 4.28?
!2.ooinTbti Overland l.imitei.'— Denver.
Kiataa City. Om.ih a. CLicsgo 7.28»
l.20» Niles. Saa Ju» and Way Stations. . t.ABp
2.00? Nenark, San Jos e. Los Gatos. Urisht,
Fejton, Boulder Creek. SsntaCni*.. 9 58?
2.20* Benicia. _uisn:i. EacrsmeDto. I.C8?
2.20^ Porttuut Expren (via Dav»>, VU- •
lia-A Willows, Rtd £luff. Weed.
AshUad. Portlsn d. Tartma. Seattle. 12.28?
2.40* SaitLeandro. NJes. San Joie 9.28 a
3.00 a Ueiticu. Winter*. Eacran.mto. Wood-
land. Mary sv rile and Croville 10.48 a
3.00 a San Leandra. Kiln. Center viUe. New-
ark. San Jose n.CBa
3.20? Port Costs (Stockton). Martmei,
Byron. Modesto, M-rced, irruo... 12.08*
3.45? VrtSvjaalito, West Nap», Et. Helena,
Calistoja lO^si
4.00? Valiejo. Napa. C-l»tcxa. Ssnta Bora,
Marlines. San ltanoa. l'cujherty,
Livermore 9.28 a
4.00s Niles. Traey. Stockton, L0di........ 10.28 a
4.40? San. Leandro. Utywani. Kilet.l 18.28 a
Pl«aiaaton. Livermore 11l I 48a
6XO? Ths O»l Limited— Newnan, Let
fianos. Mendoti. Krri&an. Freaoo,
. Tu!ar». Bak et >s el <! . I.os A » (flea . . . 8.48 a
6.009 RsMssll. San 'oae, LoiCatos 8.48 a
5.00? Saturdavan<l Suaduy U r W right. Fcl-
toa. (Boulder Creek). SantaCnsz... {9.28 a
5.20? Eiii Leandrn. Nile a. £a» Jem 7.48*
6.40* Pjuhrnond. Piaols. Vallejo, I'ort Costa,
litnieia, Saitua. fi rrarren to — Rose-
: vUIe. Lincoln. Uarysviile. Oroviile.. 11.23 a
8.23? liwtern Expresi— Ogden. I'neblo,
Denver. Kan tas City. Si. I.cvii.
Cliicaj^
Port Costa, Beaieia. E»crittento,
Iteoo. Sparks 8.28?
6.40? Hayward, Niles and fia Jctr. 6.48?
J7.QO» Vallojo. Port Costs, liattines. Bay
Point and Way Station* 111. 18?
8.20 a Orerin t.iprssj — fiwri-ento.Jlarj*-
vi!le. Retdint. (Macdorl, KUmath
Falls). Ashland, fcrtlasd. Tacoma.
Seatde. Spokane f .4Ba
9.00? Chi:ii and jipan Fast ll»i!—
Of ien. Chey cane, L'enver. Kantaa
City. Omaha, Chios 17 2.43?
II.CC? Yoseaite Valley via KHes. llereed.
Q Portal 8.48 a
11.00? Niles. lathrop. llodesto. Her ted.
Fresno 1 0.33p
COAST LINE
•«r('l"i r iiril »n<l 'J'omiseinl >tre«usj
1 5.25 a Loop — 23d Street. Vintaeicn,
South San Francisco. Valecci* Ft. 18.35*
t5.4Qa Loop — Valencia St. Ocesn View.
Centci'i, South Fan Francisco, 23d
, Street. 31 and Town»tnd tfi.SCi
8.40 a Soatlt Sua Franeiim. San Jose. Ci!-
roy. Oloiliitsr). Sargent. Salinas. .. 8.50?
{7.00 a. Sunday Excursion Giiroy . Pajaro. ts v
troville. Del Monte; Uontcrey. Pacific
Grove 10.5 C?
B.ooa Ths Conater— San- Joie. Caeircvill?,
(DeUl3ate.Monterey. Pacific Grove).
S»lm:i*. S.i!«dtd. r«-» ItoLlew Bot
Sprbga. Saa I. mi Obiepo. l'iimo.
' Oeetno. Surf, Lompoe, cantn Dar-
bara. Ventura, Oxnatii, los Avftlen 11.45*
8.051 Uivfield. Los Altos, Los Gatos,
VTriiht. (Boulder Creek), Santa Cnu,
Watsaaviile. Castroville. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Gruv* 1.25?
8.20 a Sout!) Saa frmcisco. Palo Alto, Eaa
Jow. War Stations 7.35 a
8.20 a Loa Altos. Los Gatos, Wright. (Boolder
Creek), Santa Cmx t7.20j
9.00 a San Joie. (iiiroT. Salinas. Iharslrr,
Paio Roblet Hot Springs. San Low
Obiipo— H' Uister —Santa Crm. Tel
Mi.nts. Monterey. Pacific Grove 4.C0»
10.40 a South 3a..i Frandteo. Bnrliogame.
Saa llateo. Palo Alto. Saa Jose.... 6.30 a
10.40 a Los Altos UoaUVuta. Los Catos.. {^jq?
11.33t Valencia St.. Oceaa View.. Co'aia.
Cenaeteriea. Baden, Ean Bruno 1.35?
11.40 a Soutii 3-ia Fraucinco. t-»n Jum 18.20 a
1.00? Saturday, Palo Alto and Way .-tatiocs S.CC?
2.00? South Saa Francisco. Fi!o Alto. fas.
Jose B.4Ca
ti.OO? Lo». Alto*. Loj j.-itoF.Y/rijht, (Boulder
Creek), SanU Crua 13.20?
t2.10a Bar Shore. Via Urion, San 8run0.... 14.45?
3.00? Dei Monte- U jress— S«n Jcie, Giiroy.
Chitteadea, U'atKnvill^.SantnCrus.
Dd Monte, lion ter ry. Pacifio Crov» 12.30?
f3,15? MiyiHd. Lo^ Altoa. Los Gatos.
Wrizht. (Boulder Creek). Santa Cms 9.43 a
3.20 a Soutlt 9a.i Francisco. San Joie. Gil-
roy. Castroville. Salinas 10.25 a'
4.00? Sunset Lxpren — Imwn. - Lennnc.
El Paio. lloustoa New Orleans.
Pas> Ilohles Hot S tr:r.«, San l.nia
Obij-.iJ. d.tnti Darb ara, Los Acgeles. I l.4Ca
\u25a0 4.00 a GiL-ir. H jllister. Tres Pinos 8.5 C»
4.00? Ue! Mont:. Monterey, Pacific Grove. 11.45?
4.00? Kansas City. St. Louis, tbicaga 11.4Ca
4.20? Soutii Sau Francisco, San Jose. . . \u25a0" TS.OCa
t5.00p Sanßrit:i>\ S.in Ma tto, Palo Alto. San
Ja«an.t Way Stations 9.40 a
I tS.O3p Lxio-23.1 Str eet. ViMtaeion. Sooth
1 &vi Fnncisr>. Valrocia Sirret 18.15?
5.10p Loa Alto?. Los G-i to t»W right. (Bculder
Creek), Santa Crus 9£op
, tS.23a Rslvood. Palo Alto. Uaj field. Saa
Jose : I.IOa
1 5.20 a Los Altos. MonU Vi-ta, LoiCato*.. 13.20 a
fS.25p Boriiacaias San llateo, fcan Jwe .. 13.20p
t5.30? Lmp -Valencia St.. Ocean Vi*w.
Cemstwies. South San Irancisco.
23.1 Street. Ji and Town trnd B. 40?
5.4Q? -un Bruno. Saa Uateo. Redvoed.
Palo Alto. Fant« Cbm. San Joie... 7.40 a
:5.40a lis Qatos, Wright, (Boulder Creek).
Santtfrua.., 5.40»
fS.OOp Millbrae-. kastoa. Eon llateo. Palo
Al:.>. M.iy!iel i. Los Altos. Los Cato* 18.00 a
6.00 a Satariiyst Wrijht, tßoulder Creek).
SintaCrus !B.CCa_
tS.OSp Zll Street. Visitacioa. South Eaa
Fraadsco. Valencia Street.. t7.to?
16.25? Loop— Valea eia Str eet. Oceaa View,
Cenasteriea. 8on(h Saa. Francisco.
• 23>1 Street. M and lownecad 17.40»
6 JO? South San Fran euro. San Jose...:. 5.40?
8J)0i Lot Anx:les Pa asea Krr— San ilateo,
Rsdwood. Pato Alto. Saa Jcie,
GQroy. Salinas, Cbaaffcr. Puo
Roblea Hot . Springy Eao Lai*
Ocupo. Pixmo, Saata Barbara Loa
Anjples.. .-t' 8.30k v
11.43? SoataSaa Fraacisco, Pab Alto. EanJ 7.20»
. \u25a0 Joss: ..:.... J 7.30*
tl.00» Sacrameato River Steamer*.; tit .3oa
~Uaion Transfer Company agents collect ban*g« ana
eheski oa trains of Southern PaeiSo aad delivfr to
residence. - They aro authorised to check bajjsja «lk sot •
from reMdeacei ' \u25a0 \u25a0
a for Moraine.' • for Afteraooa
f Saa jj 3 y er»ptrd tSoaday oaly;
< . 1 Son. aod Uoo. '
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About The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913