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City of Sydney Brings Cargo From Southern Ports
SECOND MATE OF
LINER IS INJURED
Sale of Cotton Drops on J. W.
.: Ktlton, Who Is Left in Hos
>: : ; pital in Acajutla
HEX the Pacific Mail
steamship company's
City of Sydney came
Snto port yesterday
she was minus her
second officer, J. \V.
Kelton. who was left
behind at Guatemala
in the hospital.
While the vessel was
at Acajutla Kelton
was in the "hold, su
perintending the load
ing of c,otton. Sud
denly a big bale which
was being lowered* slipped from its
fastenings and fell 40 feet, striking
Ivet.ton on his back. The force of the
blow broke Kelton's shoulder blade, his
532fc£ ,. b .° nei , ,, bb r uS^d his chest and
\u25a0\! v l"roel "roe of his ribs
\u25a0\u25a0'•'>T ap V i o Flsher decided to leave Kel
*ii ,e P rf Ua }u mal3L for treatment and
•\u25a0 ' £h~ i» ere m a P riva^« hospital.
\u25a0trJCXht Sl , e , a ll2ler1 I2ler brought 1.005 tons of
I5 f b& of £ a tf aB ? s ' of trea sure and
dk\-s-» t d 4 ° minutes from Ancon: 9
\u25a0l a ,,iL OT !f c a 5 d 59 minutes from
rV'fimJ* f™ n< V5 days 14 hours and 39
Tonm-If,^ Mazatlan - ll brought the
following cabin passengers- •
I--.: • BrlngK 3lany Paturngen
r,i^l' c Pacific Coast steamship com-
I^^»iSS?r P«s*dent. Captain Cou
fro^XTitr, d in , port yesterday 51 hours
4ahl i' rf le " !t brou S»it 244 first class
; £a£in- s^*°"^™ and 64 ln second
Prominent among: the •passen
i-er? v.as Captain R. Cushinjr of the
irZ^ V % °K JUer se«-i«s e«-i«- Captain Cuhh
l^^^r been rationed in the Puget
sound for the last year. Recently his
;^3i-th failed, and he is SSfhlsfwaJ
I^S? U^ e 7l CaMf <» r nfa to try the c f
.l«»Cts of the warm climate He i<?
; n^ah rapanled ° n llis trlp b > Vr. J Stig
\u25a0 '• Transport Salla July 6
\u25a0^? ! Vi,o r^ 11 tt s R? rt « Thomas wi)l sail J "*>-6
\u25a0,;j.Or. the Philippines with the Twelfth
&2W* Ca^^in D. W. Hand will,
.^ a . s luartermaster. relieving Cap
4?,l" YawV aw r ence D - Cabell. who will re
. *M? n to llss regiment.
Varrlm Oil Carsro
;;^ ; . T ' le Fullerton. Captain
•Want, sailed for Honoluly loaded to its
J-tUiest capacity with oil shipped by the
-r-ptuon oil company.
,"''.-.••;.. . SttlU for the South
•...".The little launch J. C. Elliott, Cap
.taiji Grant, which came up from Santa
-VCruz Jur.r- 16 for repairs, started back
•:to "its'home port yesterday.
Tram-port* Repair* KiniKhed
". '. The transport liuford will go to the
. .dxydock today to have a new tail shaft
..Installed. It came from Oakland yes
terday, where it has been undergoing
-"repairs,
-*- ItrlusN Oil From South
. I Tlie schooner Monterey arrived yes
iferday in tow of the tug- Navigator.
: ;.*vitn 19.100 barrels of oil from Honte
\u25a0'\u25a0 tcj to -the Associated oil company.
gßcpnlrn 10 Ilegln
ansport Shorman win ro to th«
on works today, where it Is to
repairs and alterations which
Uncle Sam 5300,000.
I.Cimt AHla Arrive
acific Mail steamship Asia ar
t»* last night from the orient
dock early this morning.
Lumber Arrival*
t arrivals from the north coast
esterday amounted to 2,320,000
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
' ?AK DIEGO, Jutif 2". — The Amorioan-H*
>vaii«n steamer N'fbraskan arrived today from
•Sslißa Crui. Of her cgr^o. which is a larpe
• iti". :j.3 ! «0 tons will be dlscbarced here. This i*
il?»» larcest -carjro c<jns=U:ued to this port that
Sies crer \#en brought by a steamer of this
Jiw. After discharging h^re. tlie Xcbraskan
wrill prf«^«-d to San Francisoo with the rest of
hrr care".
SAX FZDEO. June 27. — Thp Meamor Santa
n<w» jirrived fr«m San Diepo. took freight and
MMOlScn aud rlpared for Kan Francisco.
Slio stpami'r Jnmff S. HictiJi^ arrived from
J"'»rl lirasc via Kranolsro. discharßed pas
wngcrs end cleared f»r J^an Diego \u25a0with lum
hcr. -\u25a0 •'-. -
' -Ttir «t<>«m«r Cbebaiis arri^sl from San Dleso.
>••"!,• an-1 pas«onp<TS and cleared for
«;r«vs llarlx>r vis S»n Franolsoo.
1 Tin- str-anu-r I'asadcna has arrived from Eu
-ifk« T\l!h luuilior. • •
' -EEATTI.E. Jm;t> 27. — Kail«M — St*»»mer St.
«':-Ms. Noiuf. trilh 120 passpnjrcrs and full oar^o
<f froJErht and loavins muih frcJKht on dock;
'ttnner Bockman, San Fran<-i*<-o: IXuport City.
Triiico Uniiert. with 100 ituswuswr* and «up
\.»*n f<^r Grand Trunk Pucific eauv:.*; Dolphin,
K:war. \u25a0 . .
;o srVamcr Knvrrnir. to «rrive July 2, will
z 7.<^i tons of China merchandise.
570E1A. June 27. — SteameF- Brcakwatrr ar
i; v<ij today from Cnos • bay tilth freight and
P>!s»,en^«Ts'and loft up the rivpr for I'ortUnd.
fcteauvT fasco arrived v tod«y from San Fran
\u25a0 iwo and left up the river to load lumber for
<j<-au»*r Majr-filc arrived today from San
Francisco and left up the river to load lum
ber fT return.
Oil tanker Alias arrived today from San Fran
.-is<-.> with fuol oU and left up the rlv«>r to <Us
cliarjce. / v
Sl^amer Ofcrgi' W. FoDwiok arrived today
from Ban Fraiwlsoo to lf«d lumtxr at the Ham
mond lumber company for return.
«UL.-<ank^r Afuncjon arrival today with fuel
oi\ niid lpft tip «h<! riv«»r to diwharce.
Moam«T Alllaiw-p left out today, for Coos bay
with fief«br and paK-scncrrs.
f!«anier Xoinc City lrft «iut lodsy for San
rrinVlsm nitli a ppiiTal carpo and passengers.
Su-m<r lUverslde l«-f« out today for San
n»ncif«w *'*'' fre*Sl»t for Now York via the
* ytotinWr. S. I»»p left out last ninut for San
Francloco'wltb a «argo of luml>cr.
Army Transport*
Tlw« f.<'?«3. outward bound, ig-Il'-d June 14 from
IlimolaJfl. '£$&&£&
The Crook- is in port. ,
TJip Bnford ie in tw't.
Tli^'Sli^rinan U in vori.
Tiio Warren in at Manila.
Tin- K«i>atrk-k left Manila May, 1, bound to
" N '^J' M , sbcrldanr homeward bound/left Nagasaki
'nx-"Tbomas is in p^rt.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AHKI\*ED
SiinJay, June 27.
it vtmr AkU, GonkrnjKT. 22 d»r« 12 hours
1 VJ minute* from HonKkon*. tU \otohama
¥r/»r* 22 hours and 7- minute*.
su£ ilni Butler, Olseo. S5 Hours from
Foam. lie. I* bo™* ' roßn Mendo
.,' f , isi point Arm 10 hours.
«i«r mHI* Weber, 3» hour* from Huencme.
.s!S r S. M » rUo ' 3 * touns ttom Saa
f^bwwi for S«n I'edro; put*ln to land pas-
Coufintr. 51 tour« from Seattle.
.Simr Brunswick, Hammer, 14 hours irom Fort
Bf»Sg.
Stmr National City, Hlgglns, 13 hours from
Fort Bragg. " ,
Stmr \u25a0 Brooklyn, Hendrickeon, 14 hours from
Albion. •
Stmr City of Sydney, Fisher. 26 days' 1G hours
and 4U minutes from Aucon, via Acapulco 9 days
2 hours and 59 minutes, via Mazatlau 5 days 14
hours and 39 minutes.
Stmr Mayfalr, Olsen, 43 hours from Coos
Srmr Hoquiam, Belnertucn, 49 hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Vanguard, Odland, 23 bburs from Eu
roka.
Strar Dal*y Mitchell, DeTitt, 33 hours from
Gaviota.
Stmr Mandalsy. Ixifstrom, 32 hours from
Crescent City, bound south; put iv for fuel.
Schr 'Albion, Gudmansen, 4 days from Siuslaw
river.
Sohr - Monterey, Kelly, 14 hours from Mon
terey, in tow tug Navigator.
Barge 3, Kirkwood, hours from Port San
Lul*, ia tow tug Sea Rover.
SAILED
Sunday, June 27.
Stmr Hanalci. McFarland. San Pedro.
Stwr Fulton. Maloney. Mendocino.
Stmr Whittler, Seaman,' Port San Luis.
Stmr Norwood. Martin, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom. San Pedro. \
Stmr Ttierton. Liebic, I'nget sound.
Stmr J. C. Elliott. Grant, Santa Cruz. £'-i
Stmr MaTeftck, MeKellar Jr.. Portlaud.
Bktn Fullerton, Gruut. Honolulu. • ,
Power schr Newark, Wayland. Bi'xbee landing.
Power schr Ida A. Campbell. Point Ke.ves.
BY UNITED WIRELESS COMPANY
Stmr Governor, bence June 20. for Seattle —
June 26, 8 p. m., 30 miles north of Point
Keye». June 27, 4:40 p. m., 7 miles north of
Cape Blanco; light westerly wind, light fog:
•rometer, 30.04; temperature, 60; large westerly
swell.
Stmr Alameda, bence June 20 for Honolulu-
June 26, 8 p. m., 30 miles off San Francisco;
all well; barometer. 29.97; temperature, 54.
Barge 3, from Port San Luis for San I-ran
clsco. in tow tug Sea Jtover — June 26, 7 p. m.,
15 miles soutlf of lightship.
Stmr Colonel E. L, Drake, from Tacoma for
S»n Francisco — June 2C, » p. mi. off Umpqua
river; strong southwest wind and heavy sea.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. June 27. 10 p. m. — Weather,
clear; wind, northwest; velocity, 12 miles per
hour.
SPOKEN
Per Br ctmr Asia, from Hongkong — June 17,
Br. «Mr Suverlc. from Hongkong, for Pugtt
sound. >\u25a0
DOMESTIC PORTS
TATOOSII— Passed out June 27— Stmr Yosera-
Hf. from Seattle, for San Pedro: ctnir Winne
bago. from Tacouia. for San Pedro; schr Fred
J. Wood, from Bellingham, for San Pedro; Nor
stmr Thor. from Nanalmo, B. C. for San Fran
cisco: utmr Washtenaw, from Seattle, for San
Francisco.
PORT SAN LUlS— Arrived June 27— Stmr
Coos Bay, hence June 25.
Sailed June 27 — Stmr Lansing, for Aneon;
stmr Coos Bay, for San Pedro.
ASTORIA — Arrived June ! 27— Stmr Atlas,
hence June 25; stmr G. W. Fenwick. hence
Juue 24: stmr Caseo. hence June 22; stmr
Breakwater, from Coos bay. • •
Sailed Juue 27— Stmr Alliance, for Coos bay:
stmr Nome dry. for San Kr^ineisco.
Arrived June "27 — Stmr Ascuuslon, hence
June 24.
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived June 27— Stmr
-Grays Harbor, from San Pedro.
Sailed June 27 — Stmr Grays Harbor, for San i
Francisco.
SAN DlEGO— Arrived fune 27 — Stmr Nchras
kan. from Salina Cruz.
SEATTLE— SaiIed June 27— Stmr Buckman,
for San Francisco; stmr Humboldt. for Skag
way: stmr Washtenaw. for San Francisco."
EUBEKA— Arrived June 27 — Stmr Santa
Monica, lience June 25.
SOUTH BEND — Sailed Ju«e 20 — Stmr Daisy
Freeman, for San Francisco.
COOS BAY — Sailed June 2G— Stmr Break
water, for Astoria.
BANDON — Arrived June 26 — Stmr Bandon,
hence June 23.
VALDEZ— Arrived June 20 — Stmr A. G. Lind
say, from Seward.
Sailed June 26 — Stmr A. G. Lindsay, for
Seattle
TACOMA — Arrived June 27— Stmr St. Croix.
from Seattle; stmr Meteor, from Seattle; stmr
Zapora. from fishing.
Sailed June 27— Stmr St. Croix, for Seattle;
stmr City of Tnebla. for Everett.
Sailed June 27 — Stmr Sewnrd. for Seattle.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU — Sailed June 27— Schr Prosper,
for Redondo. .._....:
. FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA. B. C. — Arrived June 27— Br rstmr
Antilochue. from Comos. B. C.
Sailed June 27— Nor stmr Thor. for San Fran
cisco.
Arrived June 27 — Br stmr Wellington, hence
June 23.
OCEAN" STEAMERS
LIVERPOOI- — Arrived June 27 — Stmr Germa
nic, from N«>w York.
SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived June 27— Stmr New
.York, from N>w York.
Sailed June 27 — Stmr, Prinz Friederl^h Wll
hehn. for New York.
QUEFASTOWN— SHiIed June 27— Stmr Lu
cania. from Liverpool, for New York.
Mrmornnda
Per Br ptrar Asia, from Hongkong — Had light
northeast wind and smooth -sea the entire pas
sage.
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mran low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE I Ft.' l Date |» Remarks
Grays Hnr| ia [May 29|<'bannel getting broader
) \u25a0 ! iNo change in channel;
Willapa B| 7 Uune 9! 16 ft. M. L-. W. In
I 1 ! channel to South
i ] j Bend.
Colnm R.| 25 |May2S|
Nehalm R| 9 |Apr. 3lCbannel 200 feot south
1- I 1 of biioy. .
._ (Depth of 8 feet at low
Tillmk E.! 9" (Apr. CO water in channel to
j | I CiarihaMi.
Yaqulna B| 13 j.Mar. 12|Channel not shifting.
~~~ J j IBeaeon on beach in line
Siuslaw R| ,4 I May 1! with south side of
I\u25a0' I 1 gulch leads- over bar.
Unipgua Rl ll»»- ! June 2 i Channel in good condl-
I - \ ) tion. \u25a0"\u25a0--\u25a0--. \u25a0 \u0084
>' I • !12 fe^t at low water to
Coos Bay.J 17 'June ll North Bend: II feet
' I it low water to-
I 1 I Mar«rhflfl»l.*
C<yjuille Rl 8 (May 31 (Channel close to north
I ! I Jetty.
1 IN o opportunity for
Rogue Rlv! I I soundings lnti-Iy: ly
; I fore rise there was T
! L I feet on bar.
Klamth Ri 7 IMay 29] Channel straight.
j I INorth c h a n v c 1 very
{ 1 I crooked ; 18 ft. nver-
Hmbldt Bi 20 !J*«ie l! age low water in
J ' straight channel lead-
, . I I I. ing out' northwest.
S Pedro Bj 20 lApr. l,'i|No change in ohnnnel.
S Diego nl 25 [May 3(Xo chance In channel.
S Pablo B| 24 |Apr. 21|Depth in dredged chan
1 I I n»-l.
•About. .
SPAIN'S NEW PRINCESS
CHRISTENED AT LA GRANJA
Ceremony Is Attended by Cabi-
net Ministers and Grandees
LA GUANJA. Spain, June 27.— The
ohristctnlnr? of Princess Beatrice, in
fant daughter pf the king and queen,
took place today with the usual cere
mony. Archduke Ferdinand and Arch
duchess Maria Teresa, the godparents,
were represented by the Infanta Isa
bella. The government ministers, dip
lomatic representatives and many
grandees were present.
Northwest League '
POUTLAXD. June 27.— 1n a hard
fought game between Portland and
Vancouver today. neither team was able
to secure a run until the last ofthe
tenth, .when the local team managed to
get a man over the plate by bunehlnß
hits. Score: r. jj. c.
Vancouver . . . .0 4 2
Portland ....:....'. i : 5. 0
Batteries— Hickey and Brooks; Gough
and Fournler.
SEATTLE,' June 27.— Baker held Se
attle to six hits, . three of which came
in one inning, but yielded only onerun:
Score:; • „ ,' R. H: E.
Seattle 1 <?r. 3.
Tacoma ...4 9;
Batteries— Rush- and Ouster; Baker
and KellackeyjWHJMSpSiSlgj - :
SPOKANE, June -27.— Gregg in
vincible and but for an error by -Weed
would have scored a -shutout. Score*
R. H...E.
Aberdeen .1 3 0
Spokane ..•....\u25a0....;..".."... ."/;2 5 "i
Batteries — Most; "and Kreitz; Gregg
and Spencer. Umpire— Frary.^ : - i
THE- SAN> FRANCISCO ;CALIi^ :MQXDA¥y; \u25a0 JUXB- 28, 1 90!).
Weather Report
United States department of agriculture-
Weather bureau, San Francisco. June 27, \u25a0 1900.
"\u25a0'.;/.\u25a0'-, RAINFALL DATA
Last Seasonal Normal
Stations — _ 24 hours., to date. to date.
Eureka 0.0<) 42.Rtj 4(5.02
Red Bluff ."0.00 31.12 25.02
Sacramento ._...... 0.00 , 21.78 .20.09.
Mt. Tamalpals .....0.00 35.C2 ' '22.80
San l^anclsco ...... 0.00 \u25a0 25.57 . 22.27
SanJose^..' ....0.00 15.30 13.05
Fresno 0.00 ' 0.87 t>.CB
Independence' 0.00 -7.88 9.53
>\nu Luis Obispo ... 0.00 31.38 20.51
Ix>sAngeles ....;.: 0.00 1». 17 -15.04
San Plego ......... 0.00 10.23 10.01
Coast jrecord for 12 hoars ending 5 p.m.
»."\u25a0 g; ' •£, JJ .: -\u25a0 S; \u25a0'•\u25a0".••\u25a0; "C
STATIONS I V .*\u25a0' I ft
n -it 3 • S - •'' *
Baker .. 29. 7 COS 48 .NW . Clear !oS
Boise 29. «4 S6 58 NW Clear .<#
Eureka ..30.04 60 50 W Clear .00
Flagstaff . .". . .20.78 "80 44 S Cloudy .00
Fresno .:..... 29. SO »0 58 W Clear • .00
Independence .20.60 90 56 S Clear .00
Kallspell . 25.84 CO 48 SB Rain .06
Los Ange1e5... 29, 80 74 56 SW Clear .00
Modcna 29.76 82 .. SW Clear .00
Mt. Tamalpals. 29. 9s 5!) 42 :NW Clpar .00
North Head ..20.84 '54 52 SE Cloudy .20
Phoenix 29.70 98 72 SW Pt.CJdy .00
Pocatello .....29.64 S6 64 SB Clear .00
Pt. Reyes Lt..29.91 55 48 NW Clear .00
Portland ......29.02 <>4 52 SW Rain .01
Red Bluff ....29.80 S2 58 SE Clear .00
Reno 20.72 76 50 W Clear .00
Roseburg 29.92 08 50 tfW Pt.CldyTr.
Sacramento ...29.84 70 52 S Clear: .00
Salt Lake 29. 6S 88 . . S Clear .00
San Diego ....29.86 68 60 NW Clear .00
San Francisco. 29. 94 60 50 \V c:iear .00
San Jose .....29.90 70 52 Kff. Clear .00
S. Luis 0bi5p0. 21). 94 70 52 W Clear .00
Spokane 29. 50 68 54 W Clear .00
Summit 67 40 >\u25a0 Olear .(XI
Tacoma 29. SS «2 50 SW Rain Tr.
Tatoosh .. 29. R0 54 .. SH Rain .30
Tonopah ..29.64 82 60 SE \u25a0 Clear .(X)
Walla 29.82 72 02 NW Clear .00
..29.CS 84 50 "NW- Clear .00
Y"ina 29.04 102 74 SW Clear .00
SYNOPSIS -, \u25a0 " ' . ..'\u25a0
- The depression over British Columbia jresterday
has moved rapidly eastward and is now central
north of Montana with a secondary depression
over Nevada and Idaho. It has caused cloudy
weather and light rain over the north -PacnJc
states. Thunder storms are reported at Baker
City, Kalispel, Helena and Havre. Over the
southern half of the Piciflc slope fair weather
has prevailed. The. i temperature changes have
been slight in all districts. In the great valley
the temperature is slightly below the normal.
The humidity at Red Bluff is 02 per cent and at
Fresno 30 per cent. Conditions are favorable for
fair and somewhat vyarmer weather in . California
Monday with moderate northwest winds.
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight
June 28. 190!):
San Francisco and vicinity — Fair Monday: mod
erate west wind. ->.
Santa Clara; valley— Fair, warmer, Monday;
moderate northwest wind.
.Sncrameuto valley — Fair, warmer Monday:
light north wind. |
, San . Joaquin .' Taileyv-Fair, warmer Monday;
Jlght north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity— Fair Monday; light
west wind.
G. H. WILI.h'ON. Local Forecaster.
M O VEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From I Steamer | Date -
Honolulu^ Pleiades June 2S
Grays Harbor. g. Lindauer. . . . June 28
Humboldt :.. p: \, Kilburn. . June 28
Seattle via Victoria Klla ..June 28
Mexican Ports Curacao June 28
Portland & Astoria State of Cal... June 28
Hamburg & Way Ports Salatis ' . . . . June 28
Han Diego & Way Ports Santa R05a..... June 28
Seattle & Tacoma Yoseinite ....... June 2!>
Portland & Astoria Nome City June 29
Coquille Kiver.. ..;... Klizabeth June 29
San Pedr0........ Cheballs !:. June 29
San Pedro Daisy Mitchell . . June 29
China & Japan Asia June 2&
Salina Crus. Columbian: June 28
San Pedr0............ Northland June SO
Seattle & Tacoma Buokman . . June 30
San Pedro.... . Hanalet ..July 1
HumbolUt . city of -Topeka. July 1
San Pedr0....... G. W. Elder. .. July 1
Point Arenn/& Albion. Porno July , 1
Coos Bay \u0084..M. F. Plant. .. July 1
Puget Sound Ports..... City of Puebla. July 2
San Dieso &. Way Porti-j President ...... July 2
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay. July 2
New York Tla Ancon.. City of P.ara...July 3
Portland & Way Ports.) Roanoke July 3
Hllo .....•...\u25a0\u25a0 :..: [ Enterprise July 3
- TO SAIL \u25a0-\u25a0 '
Destination ,| Steamer. -,| Sails |Pler
June 28 — ' | ~~~ ~~
Coquille Hirer. iFifield ...... 4pm 2
Grays Harbor j Westerner . . 5 pra -2
Humboldt ' City Topeka. 10.30 all
San Dlepo & Way Ports President . . 2pm 0
June 29 —
Astoria & Portland D. Mitchell.. .... ....
Grays Harb0r... ....... Cbehalis -. 16
Humboldt F. Kilburn. . 10 am 13
Ixms Angeles Port* Yosemite ... 10 am .2
Puget Sound Ports Queen .....\ 2pm 9
Mexico & Corlnto .. Ella ........ ;.
Seattle & Tacoma Chas. Nelson 12 m 20
Japan & China ..Cblyo Maru. 1 pm 42
. June 30 — ,
numboldt Vanguard .111 am 2
Coquille UlTcr Elizabeth.. 5 pm 1(5
Mendocino & Pt. Arena|Sea Foam... 4 prn 4
Honolulu .'...' Ililonian ...12 m 10
Seattle & Tacoma..... I Watson .... lpm 20
Auckland & Sydney... "o. Marlnnes. 12 m ....
Astoria & Portland.... Northland .. spm 2
July 1—
Seattle & Tacoma; . . . . | Carlos
San Dleco & Way Portsi Santa Rosa.. 10.30 aft
Tahiti direct ...I.Marlposa ... 11 am 7
Portland & Way Ports. 0.. W. Klder lpm 13
Graysllarbor O. Lindauer: Ipm 2
July 3—
New York Tia Ancon.. City Sydney 12 m
Hawaiian Ports. ... Pleiades' .... 12 m 23
Astoria & Portland. .. . State of Cal 11 am 27
Puget Sound Ports President .. 2pm 9
Los Angeles Ports. . .'. . Roanoko ... 5 pm 13
Astoria & Portland.... Nome City.. spm 7
Coos 8ay......... M. F. Plant 3pm R
Point Arena & Albion. Pomp ...... (5 pm 2
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Valdez & Seward. .. .. . Northwestern V. . July 1
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson ''\u25a0 : . . .' i'-. July 2
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Nome & St.- Michael.. . San'Mateo. ;.'..'. July 5
Ska'Rway & Way Ports.'j Humboldt ft [July «
Valdes & Seward ..Santa Clara. ..[July V 8
S«nard & Way Ports.. | A: G. Lindsay. .| July 10
.Sun.; Moon and' Tide
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and heights of tides at Fort Point. : For city
front . (Mission : street wharf) add 1 25 , minutes.
"~ ~ '• MONDAY, JtWE 28
Sun risen."...: 4:49
Sun « 8et5 ........... .\ ..... ~. ............. 7:37
Moon. 5et5.."....:......... ./^s 1:20 a. m.
Full m00n........... .July .*?, at 4:08 a. m.
Last quarter m00n.'. ..... .".July 9, at 10:49 p." m.
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n. X."' -lIUI.CAIIKY.^Inn'aKcr '
KETCHES WALLOPS
THREE HUSKY
HEAVIES
\Michigan Lion Tears Into His
Sparring Partners With'
out Any Mercy
Stanley. Ketchel was the center of
attraction for the ; fight .fans^ at his
Colma training quarters yesterday aft
erpoon,' and he did work s.to
electrify the b*K crowd, that \u25a0; watched
him perform. ~ Each; of -his three spar
ring partners took the 6otfnt before he
was done with them, and at the con
clusion of the work K^tchel seemed
only fairly well warmed up. . ,
After a workout in his gymnasium fie
went to the open air ring to do his box
ing stunts. First he flattened Lew
Taylor, a big heavy 'weight, in : two
rounds arid then tenderly packed him
away to his dressing room.. Next came
Charley Goff, a soldier, 1 who met a simi
lar fate in two rounds, and Charley
Miller finally got his in the third round,
which was extended to seven minutes. •
Ketchel does not train" like the.ordi
nary pug, who seldom flattens his man.
He likes to wade right in and show his
training mates up at every opportunity.
He plays to the spectacular side of it,
and in this way wins the crowd., - He
walloped those po<»r fellows yesterday
just as though he 'were fighting them
for the championship of the world. .
Ketchel works faster than ever, and
he always was a sensational performer
while training for a light. He used his
double shift and both hands with equal
effect, , and whenever he landed, his
opponent was either shaken up or else
took the count. He : will *box every
afternoon at 3 o'clock,, and he Invites
all aspiring heavy weights to put 011
the gloves with him. >
... » \u2666 \u25a0 • \u25a0 '
Billy Papke did not create such a
sensation when he toed the -scratch for
work In the big ocean beach pavilion,
but still he pulled off enough good stuff
to satisfy 1,200 persons, who saw him
perform. Papke's principal work con
sisted of four rounds with Ollie Cornett.
The latter waded in and Papke gave
him plenty to do. In the fourth Cor
nett tired and time was called before it
had been completed, as Cornett was,
all in.
Papke weighed 164 pounds after his
day's work, and he looked good. He is
making arrangements to train with the
life saving crew at the beach. He is
somewhat of an oarsman himself, and
he believes that a little of this work
will be very beneficial for him before
he goes against Ketchel.
.-'\u2666 \u2666 ' •
There have been many sore eastern
pugilists of this city since the game Of
fisticuffs became popular, but Leachf
Cross and his brother, Sam Wai lac h,
presented the prize winning sight.
Their bit for that 41 rounds of snael
ling mill was a little more than $300,
not enough to pay their cafare back
east. The ybet more than this amount
on the fight,- - *
The brothers will beat it back to the
Ghetto of Gotham this evening. They
have had their fill of San Francisco. The
game does not look good to them
any more. They had visions of a $20,000
house, but when they were paid off on
an $1,800 basis, they tossed their hands
skyward and groaned. Leach is still in
bad shap \u25a0 from the severe beating ad
ministered to him by Dick Hyland,
Hyland' suffered little from the en
counter save a badly cut lip. A few
stitches were taken in this, and he will
be as fit as ever in a few days. Man
ager Jack Perkins is undecided as to his
future plans. He has several eastern
offers, and he may take one of these.
Like Cross and his brother, Perkins and
Hyland are very much disappointed at
the small house which turned out to see
them maul each other 41 rounds. '
I AMATEUR BASEBALL ;
STAXDING OK THE CI^UBS
'; club ' Won. Lost. Pet.
Satf Leandro Maxwells .....'A 1 - V 81. >
Ahuneda Alerts ......... ...11 '2 . 846
Fniitvalc ....."..:..........." « • £>::S
United Railroads ...i....... 4 .%. 444
Transportation ,,club 6... 2 •' V « 353
Olympic club ... N . ........... - 4 033
• '• *
OAKLAND, June 27. — In ; the' Transbay lotsne
games today Truitvale defeated the Transporta
tion club of. San Francisco by S.to I,' playing at
the Frultvalc grounds. At Alameda recreation
park the Alerts cleaned up the United Railroads,
9 to 0. On their home grounds the San Leandro
Maxwells shook down the Olympic club nine from
San Francisco, 11 to 3. The summaries:
\u25a0 •' . K. H. E.
Fraitvale ..\ •**..« 1
Transportation club ..1 4 '4
Battpriee — Frultvale, Jenkins and Hammond;
Transportation club, Dcnhani and Grlmmcluian.
- , U. H. IJ.
Alerts « » .1
United Kaiiroads ......03- :!
Batteries — Alerts, Kussell and Kyan; Umted
Uailroads, Levy and O'Neill. :
R. H. E.
San Leandro Maxwells 11 10 3
Olympic club " 5 G
Batteries — Maxwells, l'eterson and Westphal;
Olympic club, Glrard and Iteitprman. \u25a0.
; • \u25a0 '. • \u25a0 • •\u25a0 • •-
SANTA ROSA., June 27.— Santa Rosa parlor,
N. S. Q* W., defeated Ala'mPda parlor here today
by ..a score of 3 to 4, The Alameda team started
the; run ppttlnc in the first inning. Two ; men
rrossfd the plate. Conn's three base lilt scoring
Harrow and a two base hit by Rose scoring
Conn. I Santa Rosa scored the winning run in
*he eighth inning, when Weir got first on a
single, stole second and. third on a throw by the
pitcher to . the catcher and an error by the
latter, and scored on • Towey's out. -Alomeda
scored seven bits off Smith and Santa Rosa
secured live from : Meblad's delivery.
• \u2666 •
Yesterday's games drew the largest crowds
that; the boys' league has had thi» Bpaoon and
were full of ginger and pretty playiug. The
Greens played a double header and got away with
both games. Score, morning game:
R. H. E.
J. Clins. Greens....... s tt 2
Owl Drug C0...:...... '.T;:......., :j 74
Score, afternoon game:' j h. H. c.
J. <Jhaa. GreenR> ....."..... :\ s 9" «
Billy BrackPtts. .:..\u25a0....'. a 7 4
Next Sunday games will . be played at San
Rafael and. Elmhurst, as both of these teams
are now in. thp league. :\u25a0.. The . Acorns of Oak
land and- another new. team from this city will
also be seen in action.' •-s^'i.>>
Society turned out in full force from Ross
Valley yesterday ;. to cheer; its 'champions -in the i
game. of baseball which was played between the
Pollard and Maboney teams at San Anselmo.
The majority of the ball players are young so
ciety men of. Ross jand San Rafael. -.Thomas
Pollard was ca'plain . of the Ross team/while
Andrew | Mahoney v : led ' the destinies of the • San
Rafael ' players.-v Jnmes Snook. : Pollard's second
baseman, distinguished himself and • made a de
cided, hit with -the fair fans, who *at in the
autos. Pollard himself got two good hits, whlln
his rival,'.'- Mahoney. struck: yut every time he
was at the bat. Paul. Fay and S. Gollnski rte
nerve' the | credit of. winning the , game for Pol
lard's team. Kenneth ' McDonald played a- good
game on third, and so -, did •\u25a0\u25a0 Chester Smith -as
shortstop. The score was 10 to 0 in fnvor-'of
Pollard's team. The lineup of the teams was as
follows: ', . \u25a0
Pollards — S. . Golinski, < pitcher: Paul -Fay
catcher; Frank Waterhouse,, first -base:- Jtm
Snook, ' second base; Chester Smith.- shortstop*
Kenneth McDonald, third^basp; Rnleigh Ayera
left-field; Jobni.McKee, center field; Tom Pol
lard. *l«ht field. ;. . - : . ..; -. •\u0084
Mahoners— Frank Cßarr. pitcher; F. Preseott
catcher: Pr/;Rodden. first base: Donald Grahnm,
second*base; Andy \u25a0 Mahoney,' shortstop;. Charley
Granjean,' left field; Kd'GranJoan, right. field*
Fred ;Monahi-n, center ; field: George \u25a0: Hansen,
third! base. . :: ' . , ' . *. . : .'
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jCanadian Pacific
* Less Than Four Days at Sea
Weekly^ Sailing BctTveen Montreal, Que-
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BARBARIANS WIN
FROM GOLDEN
GATES
M overly' s Inning of 121, Not
Out, Sets New Cricket M ark
. for the Season
WILLIAM UNMACK
, " At [the stadium yesterday the Bar
barians', continued, their imcheckered
victorious "career by overwhelming the
Golden Gate team by, six -wickets and
224 runs. : The feature of the game was
A. H.^Moverly's masterful inning: of
121 not out. This \was the first, cen
tury scored this* season and the . Bar
barians' inning, of four: wickets for 271
also constituted a' record so far this
season. Scores: >'
GOLDEN GATES
B. Major, ' b. Stewart 5
B. Bird, c.EHiot, ,l>. Stewart .: .....15
T. Miller, b. Lafferty 1
J. Priest, b. Lafferty. 5
J; . Smith, : b. Stewart ....... . . . . - \u0084 . 7
W; Chester, b. b. w., . b. 5tewart ........... 2
YV. Kitchener, c." Price, b. Stewart.'. ...../.. 0
A. Paice, st. Price, b. Lafferty.. 8
F. Speucer,' b. " Stewart 0
G. Evans, not out .'. •..'.**. : . v '......... 0
A. Scott, c. Hocking, b. LafiferO' ....... «
Extra .....i ...; ... 1
Total .......... . . . ... ... . . :. ....,:...;.. 14
Balls. Maidens. Runs. Wicket*.
S. Stewart <iU \ 2 \u25a0 25 : <»
J. Lafferty ... .. . ti7 2 .18 ' K ,4^.» v
/ BARBARIANS
A. H. Moverly, not out 121
J. Lafferty, run out. 1
11. R. Ellert b. Bird 6W
S. Stewart,: b. Priest ; 23
R.- Hudson, : c. Bird, b. Kitchener. :'.'. ..'..'...' 2S
T." Price, not out , 2«
Extras ...."............'.....;..... 6
Total, 4 wickets for ". 271
"A. Anstey, F. Oailey. G. Hopkings, W. Mar
shall and Ay Hocking did not bat.
Balls. Muidena. Runs. Wickets.
J. Priest ..!>«' 3 .-'.'A 1
A. Paiee ........ 12<1 - -;j 75 0
W. Kitchener.!.. 42 1 2H I
T. Mlllen ... 3<» 0 37 n
F. Spencer....'., is . ti 2:t ».'^O',
J. Chester .. . 48 * 0 7 -4 &*\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 0
B.'Bird ..42 0 30 1
At the Alameda cricket oval the
Wanderers snatched a victory from the
Alameda eleven by only 15 runs. The
"Wanderersvcompiled 159 runs', of which
Charlton ran up 98 in magnificent
style. The Alameda team came back,
with I^4. Of this Croll got top score
with 31. Nield compiled a useful 25
and Smith 22; Irish 18 not out and
Logan 14 also showed good form.
Monsoon Is First in Race
For Shreve Trophy
The speedy little sloop Monsoonf
owned and sailed by ex-Commodore
P. G. Phillipps, .finished first in the
race'- for the Shreve cup for the boats
of the San\J?rancisco yacht club yes
terday afternoon. The course was from
the Presidio shoal buoy around the
lightship and back, 20 miles. •
The Monsoon took the lead, with a
handicap of 25 ' minutes&und finished
handily. Six- boats started. Follow
ing is the table of the race.
Elapsed Ilnndl- Corrected
Boat — s 1 time. cap. \u25a0 \tlme.
Monsoon ..yf ... . . .4:42:5."> 25 inln. 4:17:55
Annie 4:42:02 .. 14 mm. 4:25:02
Nixie .;. \...4:42:13 14 mln. 4:28: 13
Martha ..-1:47:00 14 mln. 4:33:03
Neva ....... ...... r»:17:0i) 80 raiu. 4:47:00
Mary ....5:41:20 40 mm. 5:01:20
KAIJT DISPELS HEATED TERM— New York,
June 27. — The temperature suddenly fell today,
fater five, days .hovering .- around - the 00 mark.
Refreshing showers fell. N. . - . . #\u25a0
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•President „:
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•Direct for Los Angeles. , Will not call S. Barbara.
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Dr. Hammond Wins Trophy
In Park Trotting Meet
-- ' " — — — \ '"\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0
Sharp rlvalrj- between the drivers
brought out clever c . Jockeying " andi
fast racing in the harness events at
Golden Gate "park yesterday afternoon.
The regulars . declared it the best aft
ernoon's sport of the season.
After Telephone had won the "first
heat, witlr Modicum second, in a hard
stretch' drive, Dr. "Hammond took the
next ,two heats and the trophy In the
last and feature race of the day, the
free for all trot. Dr. Hammond came
from far back in all three heats, mak
ing a nose and nose finish each time.
'.The free for all pace .was ra form
somersault. George Perr\- .won' the
first heat handily, -with Albert's isec
ond and Little, Dick- third.". Owing to
their -supposed ; "class" George' Perry
ana Little Dick in the next two heats
were- handicapped by ".being given the
outside positions at the start. -The
handicap proved a hoodoo., as : the
"class" horses got no better than fourth
In the next two heats, which Kitty
won easily. Results:
TWO THIRTY MIXED
Little>J)ick ;.... 12 1
DiTiUcnd* 2 ;1'. 2
Honest Dick 3 7 7^
Ned Dennis 4 44
Clara W 7-8 5
Stere D 6 G »5
Delta A......... 5 3 3
Time — 2:SO. 2:27. 2:29.
TWO TWENTY PACE •
Margaret B 1.. 1 1
Durfee Mac » 2
Prince I).. <£ R
Kden Vale .; .'.;......... ....4 4
X 1> W. 5 3
*S Time— 2:2o%. 2:10%.
FREE FOP. ALL PACE '
Kitty D -. 4 1-1
Albert .5. . : 2 2 2
Alfred P ... . . , \u25a0 X - 3 :i
George Perry ..'.,... 1 4 r»
Little Dick 3 5 4
Time — 2:15. 2:17. 2:Ui.
TWO THIRTY PACE
Marin : 1 1
Honesty » "........ 2 2
Dexter 0 .:... 3 3
BaUly Mitchell 4 r.
TUelina .....5 4
Ttae-2:21. 2:23.
FREE FOR ALL TROT
Dr. Hammond 3 11
Telephone* '..... '. 1 .2 2
Modicum 2 3 3
Neko 4 4 4
Verona ' 1... 5 5 0
Time— 2:lo, 2:17%, 2:20.
\u25a0
BOOTBLACK AVIXS MARATHON
SAX -PEDRO. June 27. — George Mo
rales, a bootblack of this city, 17 years
old, won the 18 mile Marathon race for
the championship of southern CaU-*
fornia today against a field of 13.
among them the boat of the professional
runners of tbo state. His time was 2
hours and 24 ral-hutes. F. Lowe and-
George Miller dropped out at the end of
the tenth mile, unable t okeeu the fast
pace set by Morales, who was an un
known, and had never raced before.
Jake Arno ran second and Ray Rayner
third.
» ; \u25a0';*•-.
"THE THIET IN HEAVEN"— "The Thief in
Heaven «nd How lie Got There," was the sub
ject of the sermon- preached to a large audience,'
many of them discharged prisoners, iv the Golden
Kule home, ill Third street, last nljcht by
Charles Montgomery, president of the California
•prison commission. . The new home was only re
cently opened. There was a. good attendance
last nij"ht at the prayer meeting.
RAILWAY TIIAVKL
fc&Jobrsk Trains Leave
San Francisco
N^Sai^S Market Street
LEAVE FOR— - lA. M.| P. M.
KAKEUSFIELD 7:15 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO 7:15 8:00-10:00 •
FRESNO 7:15 4:00-8:00-10:00
GRAND CANYON..^ 7:15 8:00-10:00
HANFORD \u25a0."... TUS 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. OAKDALB.
/&. SIKRRA RY. PTS... 9:45
TULARE "... 7:15 8:00-10:00
VISALIA ...: 7:15 8:00-10:00
YOSEMITE 7:15 10:0O
California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 10:00 p. m.
OFFICES:
673' Market-Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, -Oakland
\u25a0\u25a0' r /@Bj&' SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
(s^E23) JUNE 19,1909
ACS^t«' ' UMOX FERRY DEfOT
' San Fran«daco
LeaTe. \u25a0' * VIA SAUSALITO. ... ArrWe.
7 : 15 a Sonoma and ' Glen " Ellen 6 :05p
7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds-
| burg. CloTerdale, Uklah, WilUts.
Sherwood and Sebastopol *7:30p
\u25a0 B:lsalPf. Reyes, Monte Rio. Cazadero ••7:05p
S :45a f Pei aluma,Santa Rosa.GuerneTllle 7:05p
}9 : 15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 8:35p
j9^-15a Legnnitas, Cp- Taplor, Pt. Reyes 7:3Sp
10:45 a Pttaluma and- Santa Rosa 4:35p
t2:4Sp Pt. Reyes, Monte Rio, Cazadero fll:Ooa
3:15p Petaluraa,. Santa Rosa, Healds- J
burg, Cloverdale, Uklah. Guerne-
Tille. Rlret Landing. Sebastopol. 11:03 a
4 :45p Sonoma and Glen Ellen 0:05 a
5 :15p Petaluma and . Santa Rosa...*. 8:35 a
t3:45p Lagunitas. Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes 8:05 a
J7:45p Point Reyes 8:00 a
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
.Sausalito, Mill Valley, Saa Bafael— Dally
e Terr 30 minutes from 6:45 a. m. until 8:45
a. m.;" hourly until 2:45 p." m.. then 3:15 p. m.
and -eTery 80 minutes until 7:45 p. m.. then
9:00, 10:35 p. m. and. 12:01 a. m. (On Sundays
in addition — eTery 30 minutes from 8:45 a. m.
to 3:15 p. -m., excepting 2:15 p. m.) \u25a0 •
Fairfax— LeaTe t6:45. t7:15. 7:45, 8:15, 9:15.
J9:45. 10:45. 11:45 a. m.; 12:45, 1:45, t2:45.
3:15. 3:45. t4:15, 4:45, 1o:15. 5.>45. t6:15. t6:45.
J7:45 p. m. ".
San Quentin via San Rafa«l — LeaTe 9:15 a. m.,
1:45 p. m. : ' '
Tiburon and Belveder*— Week days — 7:30. 9:00,
{11:45 a. m. ({12:45 p. m. Saturdays only),'
3:30. 3:30 p. m.; Sundays— 7:3o, } 59:00. ||U:CO
a. m.; {{12:30, 3:30, 5:30 p. m. and {12:01 a. ra.
•Arrire 7:05 p. m. from Sepastopol. ••Sundays
arrire 8:05 p. m. fE«ept . Sunday. tSunday
only. {Via Sausalito. {{Runs to Sebuetzen park.
I'aclflc' Transfer Company's Agents are author-
ized . to check - baggase direct from residences.
-—«- \u25a0 • \u25a0 -
MUIR WOODS
S^S MT. TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
" FOOT OF MARKET STREET \
V LESAL HOUDAYS-SUWDAY TIMS
li.Sib FrneisCT LrMitif ta»fa " It. liaaliais
V.T.EK SUN- 'WEEK SCTJ-' WEEK SUN-
DAY DAY DAY DAY \u25a0 DAY DAY
3:45 a 7:15 a 1 7:20 a 11:05 a • 7:20 a S:42a
1:45p 1:49p 1?:20» 1:40» 11 22a
*4:45p 9:lba 02:45p t:sop <:14? 12:10p
-..:..: 9:45 a 4:20p 3:50p *9:50p l:40p
,:::::: Up :::::: i;?S! :::::: \u25a0J;!S!
-::::;: liii; ::::::;:::::::;::: :m
*Sat. only, f Mon. only. . otly. . VVuir only
.'• > Ticket Offices— Sausalito Fwry and 87< Market. " \u25a0
Gsneral'Offices—MiH Valley, California: '
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY %
\u25a0>.. (12tb" and . Mission) — Dally - er. -Sunday — Lt.;
7:45a,, |0:30a,-*1:15p,t5:40p. Ar. S. F.:.*7:25a.
f9:loa. »l:0 Op. tl:l3p. Sundays-^-Lv. ; "•7;43a,-
t9:Boa, t»10:l0a. «12:15 p .; ts:4op. -Ar."
S.F.:. •7:25 a, t3:10a; .•ll:4oa,i »4:40p, ,ts:lsp.
4*6:00 p. . *To ; and : from - Arieta: fTo and from
Tunitas Glen. / {Stop at Salada. San Pedro, Ter-
race, Farftllone, Moss Beach.' Granada," Half moon
Bay." : Connect at ': Tunitas Glen "\u25a0 with ' vtage : for
San Gregorio, Peacadero. • Pebble Beach an 4 La
Honda.. \u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ;\u25a0 , \u25a0\u25a0 - .\u25a0 • -.
V ; .; BAY ; AX D ui'TERURBAX ROUTES
ISLAND NAVY VARD^
v yailejo, Napa, St.- Helena
ST. lIELE.VA-XAPA VALLEY ROUTE
' Montlrello S. S. Co. and Napa' Valley Electric
E.*. R/; Co. Close. connections. . : \u25a0*
;'•' : . 0-r-ROUXD TRIPS DAIi,Y— 6
- 'Boats, leai-e San ' Francisco 7:00. •9:43' a. m^,
12:30;n00n,""3:15,*'6:00,*_»5:30'p. m. " '•
'-iSan ',. Francisco ; landing and office. Clay ' street
wharf, uortli end ferry building. Market street
ferry. \ Meals ala carte. Pbono Kearny -406.
- 'Land uaTy;,"yard" direct" - .*
AUCTION SALES
«\__^,-AUCTIOX- MONDAY. June 28. 11 a. m. t
J£iV Doboce Stables, 205-CO7 Valencia sti "
'ihe largest consignment of the season; 7C horse*
and harnesses to match; wagons, buggies an<}
carts. Outside stock will be sold on commission. :
Phone Park 2723. WM. CLOUGH, Auctioneer.
To be sold at public anctioa (In Oakland 1
WEDNESDAY. June 30, at 11 a.. m. By ordei
of T. A. Jamison £ Son., contractors. I'll sell 43
head of horses and mnles. wagons and harness*
CGS 4th st. Don't miss It.
\u25a0 J. W. MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
\u25a0AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. June 30. at 11 a. m.. S3 all pnr»
pose horses and TeMele.«. OCA Broadway. Oaki
land. GEO. REED & CO.. Auctioneer*.
*.*__ AUCTION SALE TIIUKSDAY. Jnly I,
JJ*i5J at 11 a. m.. at 205 and 200 Valencia st,
Horses, wajrons, buggies, carts n:ui barnesn}
camping outfits of all kinds; from ~.0 to 75 head
c*nstantly on band: a good cbance to buy: horsey
must be as represented or monqy refunded. Out*
side stock sold on commission. Phone Par!}
2723. WILLIAM CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 -—\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-<
XyTH^V TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE |
/O^^^^L DUE TO ARRIVE AT
Wv^^7^J San Francisco
Fitoit Jcnb 20. 1909
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leave (Foot or Maexet Stssit) Arr!r»
2.i5« Niles, Livcraore, Tracy. Lathrop.
Stockton, Lodt. Sacraaacnto 1 0.M»
6.40 a Hay ward. Niles, Saa Jose 7.08*
7.00 a Richmond, Pert Costa, Eenicu. Suisun.
Dixoa, Bacratntnto, Ilceriile, Marys-
vill?. Redding. Duaanuir 7. 2J»
7.03 a Hmira, VacavUe. E'dosey. 7.28[>
7.00 a Davis, Woodland (MarysrilK Orv
- Tille). Williams. MsxWell. Willows, ,
.' Hamilton, Corniaz. Red Blaff. 7.23»
7.40 a Vallejo, Napa, Calistoja. g»nta Posa,
Martinez, 6aa Roaon, Dougherty,
_.. , Hasanton. :... 6.08>
/.*oa Nile*, Pieasantoa, LiTermore, Alt*-
/ . moat, Lathrop. Stockton 7.28»
7.40 a Tracy. Los Banes, Keren n, Frwno,
Haaford. Visalia^, 4.23»
B.ooa San Jose, tcs Gstos, TTngbt,
B _^ Felton, Santa Cm 5.48?
8.20 a rort Costa, Martlnea. Byroa, Tracy,
: ;/ - Stockton, Merced, Fresao, Goshen
t Junctioa (Hanford). Visalia, Porter-
\u25a0 J&% BakersSdd. *t.43*»
B^oa Yosemite Valley Tia Merced 4.43»
9.00 a XH«s liveraore. Stockton (*M3ton),
Valley Fpricy. lone, Sacraciento 4.28»
aOOa Sonera, Tiusl'imns aad An«e!s 4.28?
9.00* Atlantic Express— Sacramento, Tru>
kte, Ocden, Salt Like City, Dearer,
Kansas City 8.28?
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martinei,
,»«-- Bay Point 6.48?
0.20 a VaUejo, Mare liaed. Xapa 1 1.28 a
ia2oa Los Angeles Paseasw— Port Costs.
Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Stockton.
Merced, Fresao, Hanford. Visalia,
Tulare. BakfrsSeld. Los A^Hm.. . . . 7.48?
10.40 a GotdSdd Pass.— Port Costs, Benicia,
Sacramento. Truckee. Haifa, Miaa,
Tonopah. GoldSeld, Laws, Ksder.. . . 7.48 a
1 0.40 a, MarjTrTille. Chico, Red Eh 3 4.28?
I ZOOm Th« Overland Limited— Denrer, Kaa-
ns Gty. Onaha, Chicago. 7.23?
1.20p Xiles. San Jose aad V.'ay Stations. . . . 2.48?
1.40? SanLraadro. Xiles. Centerville, New- f 9.08 a
ark.SanJoso { 7.28?
2-OOp Sfin Jose, Los Gatos. Wright.
FeUoo. Boulder Crwk, Paata Cnu. . 9.58?
2.40p San Leandro. Nile*. San Jose 9.28 a
3.00*» Betucia, Winters. Saerasaesto, Wood- .
land. Mar.rsville and OrovMe 10.45*
3.20p Port Costa(stoeiton). Jlarfjscz. Bjtoo,
Modesto. Merced. Fresao 12.08?
3.45p Via Sausalito, West Xapa, St. Helena,
Colistoga JOJJS4
4.00? Vallejo, Xapa, Calistoga, Santa Rota.
Martinez. San Rasion, Dougherty.
Livermore , 9.28 a ,
4.00? Xiles, Tracy. Stocktoa. Lodi 1 0.28 a
4.40? San Leandro. Kay^ard. Nfles. f t 8.28 a
Plwsanton, Llveraiore 1 *U.4Ba
5.00? Th« Owl limited— Newman, Los
Banos, Mendota. Kerman, Fresno,
Tu!are» Rkk-rsDeld, Los >ngd<-«.. . . . &4S«
5.00? Richmond. Pinole. ValVjo. Port]
Costa. Benicia, Suisua, Faeranento I 1 1.28 a
— Roserille. \ liaccla, Marysville, f 1X8?
Oroville. Fair Qaks, I- oLom J
6.00? Russeil, San Jow. Los Gatos 9.28*
5.00? Saturday aad Sunday for Wrljht, Fel-
ton, Santa Cru* {9.25 a
5.20? San Leandro, Xiles, Ean Jose 7.48 a
6.00? Shasta Limited— Portland,. Tacoma.
Seattle 9.18?
6.40? Eastern Express— Ogdea, Purtrfo.
Dfater, Kansas City, St. Loois.
Chicago
Port Costa, Benicia, Srcramento,
Reno, Sparks 5.28?
6.40? Havwardl Xilea and ban Jos* 6.48?
?7.00? Vallejo, Port Costa. Martiaea, Bay
Point and Way Stations. 211.18?
8.20? Or»jon Express — Sacramento, Mary*-
-rillo. Rfcfdiog, (Maeioel. Klairith
Falls). Ashlasd. Portland, Tacnma,
Seattle, Spokane. 9.48*
100? China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden,
Cheyenne. Denrer, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago , 2.48?
; 11.00? Tosemite Valley »ia XHef, Merced,
Q Portal , 8.48 a
1 1.00? Niles, Lathrop, Modesto. . Mtreed.
Fresno 10.38?
11.40? Portland Express (ria Davis), "Wil-
liaxns. Willows, Red Bluff, Weed.
Ashland. Portland. Taroma. Sfattl*. 12.23*>
VIA COAST LI^E
(Third and Townsead Streets)
1 5.25 a Loop— 23d Street, Vwitackm. Smith
San Fnneiseo. Vslcsea Etr«et t8.35»
f5.40a Loop^ — Valencia Stu, Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South Saa Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd aad Townsend 16.50 a
6.40 a South San Francisco, Ssn Jose. Gilroy,
(Hollister), Sargent. Salinas. 8.50?
; J7.00» Sunday Exoursioa Gilroy, Pajaro. C».«-
trorille. Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
Grove 10.50?
B.ooa The Coaster— San Jose, Cutro-rille,
( Del Monte, Monterey, PaciSa Grove),
S»lwas.Solidad. Paso Rofcles Hot
Springs, San Lois Obupo. Pizrao.
Ocwno, Surf, Lompoc Sacti 3ar-
hara, \ ent<m, Oznard, Los Angelf*. 1 1.45?
8.05 a Mayfield. Los Alto*. Los Gatos. Wright.
(Boulder Creek). Santo Ova, Wafson-
vii>, r.istrovilie, Dei .Mont?, Mon-
terey, Raci&c Gtot*. 1.25?
8.20 a South San Francisco, Pa!o Alto, San
Jose.' Way S;at ion» 7.35 a
8.20 a Los .\ltos."Los Gat. s. Wright, (Boulder
Creek), SanUCna... t7.20*
9.00 a Ssn Jo«e. Gilroy, FalLiis. Chanrfor.
Paso RmJcs Hot Springs, San I.i:i.»
Obispo— Hollister— tsiota Cnx, Del -
Monte, Moattrey, PaciSo Grore 4.00?
(0.40 a Snuth Saa Franctxro, Bcriingame,
fcan Matco. Palo Alto, Ssn Jojb 6.30*
10.40 a Los Altos, Hoata Vista, Los Gatos.. {
1 1.30 a V«lCT>ei* St. Ores.t \'»w. Cohn*,
I'rmereriiM. Baden. San Bruao 1.35?
1 1.40 a South. Saa Franruco. San Jos? + 3.^»
1.00? Saturday, Pab .\lto aad Way Statioaa. 5.00?
2.00? South Saa Fnneiseo, Palo Alto. San
. Jow.. 8.40 a
f 2.00 ft Los Altos, Los Gatos, Wrija4(Bodder
Creek),San?a Cru*. f3.20?
f2.10? Bay Shcrc, VisiUeion. Saa Bruno.!. . 14.45?
3.00? Dp! Mcnta Esprtss— San Jose* Gilroy,
Cbittecdes, W&tsonTiiTe, Saata Cms.
Del Monte, Monter«7, Pacific Crore. I? -T1?
f3.lap MaySrid, LosAltotv Los C.-.tng,
Wright (Boulder Creek), Santa Cnu. 9.45 a
3.20? South San Francisco, Ean Jose, Gilroy, .
Castrorille, Salinas. 10.25 a
4.00? Sunset Express— Tucson, Deminjr,
Fi Paso, Houston. New Orleans,
Pa» Robles Hot Springs, San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Asjeles. 1 1.40 a
4.00? Gilroy, Hollister, Tres Pines ." 8.50?
4.00b Del Mcate,- Monterej-, Pacific Grove. . 1 1.45?
4.00> Kansas City. St. Loua. Chicago vl 1.40 a
4.20 a South San Francisco. Saa Jose t9-00a
13.00? &a Brcno, San Ma ten. Palo Alto,
San Joso aad W*y Station* 9.40 a
15.05? Loop — 23d Street, Visitacjon, South
San Francisco. -Valencia Street 16.15?
' 5.10? Los Altos. Los Gatos, Wright, (Boclder
Creek), Santa Crux...*. ..V... 9.50?
15.20? -Redwood, Pain .Alto, San J0w..... M 0?
15.20? Los Altos. Monta Viata, Los Gatos.. . . t3.20?
15.25? Burlin^Hie, Saa Msteo. Saa J0».. . . . t3.20«
15.30? Loop — Valencia St. Ocean View.
Crmeterie?, South Saa Francisco,
23d Street, 3d and Towcsead. ' 6.40?
5.40? San Bruao, San Mateo. RedTood, P»lo
' .*dto, Sanfa Clara, Saa 1nt.... 7.40»
{5.40? Los Gatoa, Wright. (Boulde* CreekX
Santa Cni*..jL 5.40?-
18.00? Millbrse. Fjjstoa, Ean Mateo. Fab
Alto, Hayn«id. Los Altos, Los Gatos. ta.OOa
6.00? Saturdays. Wrizht Saata Crua ..... JB.ooa
16.05? 231' Street, Vui»c;cn, South- Son
FzaaeMro, Vilem-ia Street..... t7.!5?
15. 25? Loop — Valencia Street. Oceut Vkw.
Cemeteries^ South Sant Francisco,
23d Street 3d and Townsend. . ..... 17.40»
ft^O? South San Francisco, Saa J05e. ...... 5.40?
8.00? Los Angles Passenger - San Mateo,
Redwood. Palo AltOj Sm Jote.
Gilroy, Salinas. Paso Robles Hot
Spriog:^ San -Luis Obispo, Pizmo.
Santa Barbara. Los Ange1e5.. .". .... B.3C*
11.45? South San Francisco, Pslo Alto, Ssa \ 7.2 C?
J(X5e..:....'.r. ...........,( 7.30»
11.00? Saenqseato ßi»er. Steaaers, 1 11.30?
a for Morning. ? for Afternoon,
t Sunday ezcepted. X Sunday only.
« 8 Sun. and Mon.
•fr — \u25a0 — j.
I— Everjrthing Comes to Him Who— {"
I— USES CALL WANT ADS—I
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