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IS? « ? na S r T •**°ciatlon are as follows, per
iV? n ln 2H «o.uar* can*:" Mammoth white.
Peeled 13.05; Urge white *2.55. peeled $3.10;
large 12.10. .
«hir^«« P«a»— The followlag are tie prices of
ict OallrernJa fruit canners' association for ICW
racY: Standard, ©0c; standard sifted. 11.05: ex
*** • I /, t *^; *1-13; extra fine sifted, i 1.23; petit
P°». W-W61.73; No. S sifted. $«.25©4.75: No.
staßflard, $4.
Canned Ttxnatoea— :808 pack. 2H Ib solid pack,
SOe; 3 Ib solid pack. 00c; standard. No. 2\b, 70c;
3. 75c; No. S. $2.
Coffee— Costa Blea. 6Hei4e; Ealtador. 68
i?^ : . Mcar " X0 "' »«12^c; Guatemala-Mexican,
«HGI3Hc; HawaUaa. B®l4Hc; Ecuador, B*r
per Ib.
Quicksilver— S44Q4s per flask for local use
and W2.50Q43.50 per Cask for export- ;
Cordage— Maalla. »*<•: SistL 8c: Sisal bale
r °Pe. 9«SHc per Ib; net cash, bo discount.
Pacific Cndfigh — Prices «bow a number of
<-banges. The Unioa fish company quotes a* fol
lows: Bundles, email, whole. 50 Ib bales, 3«£e;
regular, large, whole. 100 Ib boxes. 4«4c;
*-*ses, »xtra, 100 Ib bore*. 6c; cases, eastern
style, J6.50: Anchor brand. s>;c; narrow gauge,
«<•: Silver King. 7p; Golden State, 6U,c; White
Seal, middle*. 10&I0V4«- : Seabrlght, blocks. 7e;
oriental blocks, 6r; Crown brand, tablets. T'jc;
Pearl tablets, " l ir; 3 Ib boxes fancy boneless,
IGo; 2 Ib boxes fanry boneless, lOVjp; half bar*
rels. pickled cod, $5.30 each; red Alaska salmon,
half bbls, $4.r.r».
The AJtsta *odßsh company votes: . Bundles,
»mall' whole, 4c; cases, regular, large, whola
tn: : cases, extra. C^c; cases, eastern Etyle,
eyid Bering, se; Frigate. 6c; narrow Paragon.
7c; Monarch. 7H<*t Western Pride. 7c: Imperial,
I'HS.IOH.-; ocean Wave. 7c; Siberia. Cc; Star, U
Ib tableta, T^c; Pacific BeUe. 1 Ib tablets. 7i«e;
Choice Bits, crates. 12 5 Ib boxea. 10c; do 30 2
Ib boxes, lO^ic:' pickled cod, half barrels, $5.50
•ftch.
Hide*. Tallow, Wool ami Hops
'Everything under this head (tanda about the
\u25a0ame. Wool is quiet and steady, 'hops are firm,
with something <ioing in ooctractr. and hides are
strong with a good movement. All prices stand
unchanged.
Hides — Culls and hr\ids bpU about '.i@lc nn
*er quotations. Hea\y valted steers, 13^c;
medium, 13e; light, 12e: cowhides, 12c for beavf,
12c for light; stags. Re: salted kip, 12c;
waited real. 17r; salted calf. J7c: dry hides, 21c;
<irj kip,:2or; dry calf, 2Se; dry Teal, 23c; dry
stags, 16c; Flu^psklns. shearliaga, I>o<34»c each;
short wool. 50Q75e f«cb; nn-diuui. 75c@$l each;
long wool, Sl.r.rjl.TS; lamb*. 25(^76c; horse
hides. Bait. $2.25@2.75 for large and 51.73@2.23
fcr medium, 75c@$l for email and 25@50c for
cctts; horsehides. dry. £llQ.2.tr>l I Q.2.tr> for large and $1.23
(£2 for medium. 30c<Sf 1 for small and 23@50c for
\u25a0 <•::*: goatskins, prime angora, 30@75c; large
bair goats. 23 Qsoc; medium. 20©25 c; email,
.*-'al>: Mexican dry bides, 17% c; do pickled.
16c; do dry Mired. 12c; dry stagr, 12c; Mexican
deerskins. 20Q34e; dry salted <10, 25@27c; dry
Central American, CS(g32c per Ib.
Ta'.low— No. I rendered. 665'ac; No. 2, 2®
.4 'a-.; grease, 2@3c.
P.* Wool — New San Joaquln, year»3 staple. 13@
r 17f-; do « to J* month*. 12^.16c; new southern
'-. coast.. S@llc. Fail «-lip — Mountain free, S@l2c;
do <lefeetive, 6ftjßc; Nevada. I3(S2Dc per Ib.
Hops — Prices to grower* are Jsl3nc per Ib.
with 12@13c for contracts.
\u25a0>. Xew ' York Produce
NKW.'YOUK. June 29.— Hops— Firm!
-;^»>B— Firm.
Wool — Steady.
I Vtroleum —Steady.
. Snjrar — Raw. steady : fair refining. .".42c: cen
trifugal. «J test, 3.42e; moUsset sugar, 3.17 c; |
rvfined. steady.
Butter-Hflrm. Creamery. riCras. 23g23'ic.
Cheese — Unchanged.
Eggs— Firmer. Western, rxtra firsts, -2S@
DRIED FRUITS .
Evaporated Apples— Quiet, but desirable fruit
Is firmty held. Fancy. 808\,c: choice, 7«ifeßc;
prime. o»4<a7>«ic; common to fair< s(&<i',ic.
Prunes — tv.»st advlc<»» indicate, a firm market
for botn. r.-ilifornia and Oregon prunes, and,
while «pot tiustnex« is comparatively light; prices
«i»» well nisJntxined. California, 2'» cto ll^ic;
orepon. 6r to J#c \u25a0 .'-'\u25a0»>
Apricots — Firm. .Choice. 10(J?lO'ic; extra
chow, io>i<&lft»i.-: fan<y. ll^lSe.
P^aohet— L'nr-bangM on sp«->L . Chr>icc. Sgj'ic;
\u2666•itra choice, ijii^e^c; fancy. 7@PU<".
Ilat«lns — Quiet. I>>ose muscatels. 3'4@4'ic;
<-linj.» to fsney w*<Jed, 3\f(j 0c; seedless, 33 s 4 y;
.'>'tc; London layers. Jl.J.''i I.U". -
l.n« Aneeirn Markrta
LOS ANGELES. Jun« 29.— Bidding was list
!»•»» in the irroduce market todiy, with a better
demand for eggs toward closing. Prices of eggs
ntnl butter remained unchanged, although there
«-as * falliiur off la the demand for the lattcrl
Ike <-h« l e»e market was steady and active. \u25a0
'Receipts «f prrtduc^ today were: Eggs, 276
• «*<>*: butter, .ti.440 pound*: ebeew, 3,896
!\u25a0\u25a0•'. i. 'S; potatoes. £07 sack*: onions, none; beans,
1 sxrk: *w«H»t potatoes, n»ne.
I'rgs— Extra select*. 30c: local ranch candled,
SSe; «"ase «nwnt, 25c; eastern frenli. 20c.
P-utter — Creamery extras. S7Vjc; creamery
firitts. 53c; f-ooklng butler, 2.T»»<".
Vh*+9* — Northern fresh. 16o; anchor. large,
J *«\u25a0:: anchor. Young America, 19c; band cheese,
anchor brand, 20<-; eastern single*. ISc; eastern
twins, l'iic; eastern cbeddara. 17c; eastern long
horn, lgisc; mmtt daisy. IS^c: Swiss, im
j.f>rt«yL 2S@COc; . Swias.' doa>e«iic, -20c: brick
••ream. 2*V; liinburgeT. 2O<': Tnlarr. 14c; Im
ported Roquefort. *2c; Edam. 36-37 size, caee of
12. S-. .".•'•.:"<: German breakfaot, SI. IO per box;
NVufchatel. $1.20 per box; Sierra, 51.10 per box;
<'anada cream, one doz»n to box. 95c; Schloas
kam>. $1 i- '\u25a0 box; Catnembert. $1.20 per box;
Oregon ch«*ae. 18c.
Beans (per »-tl)— No. 1 pink.- $3.75: No. 1 lima.
$4.:;."; Lady Washington. $3.2.1; small white. Sti;
Mackeye. $3.50; Garvanzae, $4.50; lentils, Ger
man.. $6; do California. $5.
Potatoes (per ctll — Highlands. $2.23@2.50;
Oregon Burbanks. $2.60&2.75: sweets, yellow
local. $3; new potatoes, $1.30^1.73.
< blonjto Dairy - Produce Market
CHICAGO, June 29. — Butter steady: cream
eries. 22&25e; dairies, 20fti:23 I.rC.1 .rC. Eggs steady
at mark, cases included. 18c: firsts. 20c; prime i
firsts. 21c. Cheetse steady; daisies. 14»4c:
twins, 13H<S13«ic: Young Americas, 14@14>«c;
looghorns. 14-ti 14 :*\u25a0.\u25a0.
MISCELL.VXEOI S MARJCBTS
Xew York Cotton Market
NEW YOHK. June 29. — Button's wire says:
The Journal of Commerce this morning,
showing an Improvement of 4 to 6 per cent
in Texas and Oklahoma since May 25. waa used
by bears ami sold out hulls in an effort to
*tart a reaction, and prices answered the call '
7 to 10 points lower in America, and Liverpool
nai fnfiuenc«d to a decline of 2 points where
«n advance of 1; points was due. Later the
National Gicners issued a condition report of
73.6 for the entire belt and prices recovered.
The pinners' report indicates an abandonment
r<t acreage of 7 per cent, which leaves the
acreage 9.S below last year. The ginners*
report May 25 was only two-tenths lower than
tb«' porernment figures.
Spot < cloeed <jnlef; middling uplands. 12e:
tnkldlifiT coif. 12.23 c. Sale*. r.-M bale*.
COTTON IITURES
option— Open. Hfgli. Low. Close.
June 11.60 c
July 11.4«> 11..-J4C 1!.«. V 11.49 c
August 11.53 c ll.fioe 11.45<? Jl.SOc
September 11.33 c lI.SCc 11.49 c 11.50 c
October 11.53 c ll.fioe 11.47 c 11.50 c
I»ec-emt>er 11.38 c Il.rtse 11.53 c 11.53 c
J#«>iary .... 11.52 c Il.fi2e 11.49 c 11.50 c
March ..^ 11.52 c ll.ni'c n.i I.*.1 .*.- n.r.Oc
/. 11.36 c 11.67 c 11.56 c 11.63 c
-Boitlon \VooI 3larkrl
BOSTON.VJmw V9.— The owning of the dry
£oi«U -business for crxt year at values consid
«-t-hlj higher than u«ual has placed the local
wool market on a firm basis. Quotations follow:
Tcsee — Sconred values. fln». 12 months. 70<$
1-c; fine. GloS months. G3<5.65c; fine fall, iS,/
60c. ' \u25a0
\u25a0California — Northern. 63@67c; middle county,
C."ff?63c: f»ll free. .'o<its2c.
Oregon — Eastern No. 1 at a pie. 71€i73c; eastern
clothing, 67®69c; valley No. .1. 57@BSc.
Territory — Fine staple. 74078 c; fine medium
staple. «9Q72c; fine clothing. C&Q7Oc; fine me
dium clothing. 64#68e: haif blood. 67@69c;
rhrcc-cightbs blood, 04(gC7c; quarter blood, 66*2
*» Pulled Wool— Extra. 70g74c; fine A, 63gCt»c;
A wipers, 35f562c.
fit. Louis Wool Market
ST LOCIS. June 29. — Wool steady; medium
prudes, combing and clothing, $21(t2Sc; light
ftne. 20€?23^c; heavy fine, 13820V4c: tub
washed, Sl'/iSSOijc,
Cavtcrn Livestock Market
SOCTH OMAHA -
SOUTH OMAHA, June 29.— Cattle— Receipts.
5.O00;. market for beets steady, others dnlL
Western eteers. $3.50@6; Texas steers. $3@5.23;
range cows and heifers. $2.75@5; canners, $2@
3.30; Btockers end feeders. $3^5.40; calves, $3@ '
7; bulls and stags, $3<&5.25.
Hogs — Receipt*. 9,000: ' market steady ro •Xc ;
lower. Heavy, $7.7O<S[7.SK): mixed, $7.60@7.70;
light. $7.40@7.73; pigs, $6©"; bulk of sales.
$7.30*^7.73.
Sheiep — Receipts, 2,700: market slow and
lower. Yearlings. $4.00@3.60; wether*. $4@5;
cwea,.54@4.75; lambs, $6.30@8.50.
»w York Metal Market
NEW'-VOttK, June 29. — The. English tin mar
ket waa lower today, with apot quoted at £132
«nd fatures at £133 17s 6d. Locally the market
v jib quiet and a nbade lower.
Copper declined to in the London market, with
\u25ba pot closing at £38 17s Cd and futures at £39 15s.
Locally the market remained dull, with lake
quoted at 13.23«M3.C2%0: electrolytic, I 3«
13.12^c; casting. 12.75@13c.
Lcxtl was • shade lower at £121756 din Lon
don, "but remained steady at 4.33@4.43c locally.
Spelter advanced to £22 in London. The local
market was quiet and unchanged at 5.40 ft 3.43 c.
Iron was unchanged, with Cleveland warrants
quoted :at4Ss 3d, in the London market. The
local market remained steady.
.Vaval Stores— Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ca.. .Jnne: 29. — Turpentine dull
43c: saW, «\u25a0"; reeeipta. 1.320; «hipments, ISS.
\ Rosin — Piria: - Bale*. :2,320:< receipts,'. 4,031;
l,«K0: stock. 12«.004. Quote: B.
«\u25a0»\u25a0/»<& 2. «7'.i: D. Wtiwr,; n. i.;.i0'<70..V): r.
«;, : $3.900 3. a.: H. $4.05; U 54.20
«t».23:' K. *4.Ss>«j4.!H>:-M:. $305.05: N. $3.10®
$3.35; y;u. $3.4oftits.r»(»: WW, $5.40i535.50.
DISTRICT COURT I» EVREKA— District
Judge Jf.hn J. Ac Haven will leave for Eureka,
Humboldt county. July 19 to hold court there.-
The federal court convenes In .Eureka once a
jear. '
CARRIES EXHIBIT TO
PORT OF GUAYAQUIL
Yellow Fever Raging at South
ern City and Penalty of
Visit Is Fumigation
HE navy collier Sat
urn, Captain- -Newell,
arrived here yesterday
from Guayaquil; On
account of th,e yellow
fever now raging at
tiiat port and for fear
that some- fever bear
ing Ecuadoran mos
quito might have
stowed away below
decks, the collier was
ordered into quaran
tine - to be fumigated.
The day the Saturn
left Guayaquil there "were 24 cases of
fever in th© town, and other cases .of
different but equally objectionable
diseases.
The Saturn went to the lower coast
with coal for the Albany and South
Dakota. After replenishing th« war
ships' bunkers th.©- collier was ordered
to Panama and from there was sent to
Guayaquil with a- collection of exhibits*
for the Ecuador exposition.
Passed Assistant Surgeon B. J. Lloyd
of the marine hospital service, who
was loaned to the government of Ecua
dor to assist in fighting the- plague, is
now acting quarantine officer at Guaya
quil in • place of the late Dr. W. H.
Wightman, who died recently, a victim
of yellow fever. The Saturn brought
word that Mrs. Wightman and her lit
tle girl arrived at Guayaquil just eight
days before Dr. Wightman died. Tho
widow and her daughter left Guayaquil
June 13 for Panama on their way, it
was believed, to England, where Mrs.
Wightman has a sister.
Barnacles Were Too Thick
The schooner Omega, Captain Ny
i man, which left here June 26 for Coos
j bay, returned to port yesterday to be
drydocked and shorn of an armor of
seaweed and barnacles. The barnacles
were all there when the Omega sailed,
but it was thought that the drydock
ing could be postponed until after one
more voyage. They proved to be a
heavier handicap than expected, how
ever. A fitlff breeze carried the
schooner as far as Point Reyes, but
the Omega refused to carry the barna
cles a foot further. Gradually the ves
sel lost headway and began to drift.
By the time the vessel had drifted
south of the Farallones Captain Nyman
began to realize that short of
a hurricane from the southward would
take him to Coos bay and decided that
it would be quicker to return to port
and shed the parasites.
Hoirrr Kncapea but Skiff -I* Wrecked j
An oarsman from the South End row
ing club whose valor was greater than
his discretion went rowing yesterday
afternoon in the choppy seas off Meiggs
wharf. It was not long before his
shell swamped. The oarsman fortu
nately was a \u25a0 strong swimmer and
reached the wharf in safety. His shell
drifted against the schooner Salem and
was cut in two just about amidships.
-This is the third' boat that the South
Knd club has lost since the re
moval of its boathouse to the north end,
where the afternoon waters are not
suited to sculling.
Japanme Woman Scalded
Yamaguchi Kumada, a Japanese
woman passenger detained on board
the liner Asia, fell yesterday while
going down a companion ladder with a
kettle of boiling water. The woman
was badly scalded about the face and
body. After treatment at -the harbor
hospital she was returned to the liner,
but will be taken to a hospital today-
She was not allowed to land when the
liner arrived because of a suspicion
that she was suffering from trachoma,
Wrk on Fire nt Sea
The British bark Inverness-shore,
bound from Tacoma for the United
Kingdom, has put into Valparaiso badly
damaged by a fire which broke out
in the cargo. In addition to the fire
the ship had to battle with heavy
weather and is in need of extensive
repairs. Part of the cargo also is
damaged. The ship will be surveyed
at Valparaiso.
Chlyo Mara Sails for Orient
The Japanese tufb-lne liner Chiyo
Maru, Captain W. W. Greene, sailed
yesterday for the orient with a large
number of cabin passengers and one
of the largest cargoes carried by any
of the Japanese ships since the Chinese
boycott went into operation. The liner
sailed on time, looking spick and span
as a >acht and big as a downtown ho
tel.
Yorktoiva Sails for Sound
The United States gunboat York
town sailed \u25a0 late yesterday afternoon
for Puget sound with four torpedo
boat destroyers. They are fe'oing north
to add to the naval show on the sound
during the Alaska Yukon exposition.
Water Front Aolc*
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.231,000 feet.
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong\from this
port. '
The Pacific Mail liner Korea left
Hongkong yesterday for this port.
The Kosmos liner Salatie, which ar
rived Monday night from the lower
coast, brought 2,792 tons of cargo.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
PORTLAND, June 29.— With what will be
\u2666he smallest cargo ever sent to the orient by
Hi* Portland and Asiatic steamship company' on
one of. their ships the Norwegian steamer Selja
will probably sail Thursday for China.
The Selja will carry 500,000 feet of lumber,
SO tons of floor and 20 tons of other merchan
dise.' ' : : •
Steamer Roanoke left tonight for San Pedro
and way ports.
With 1.400,000 feet of .lumber, dispatched by
J. J. Moore, the barkentlne James Tuft will
sail tomorrow ; for Sydney. Australia. - • -
Steamer Bos* City, which arrived last night,
brought up a large list- of passengers and about
17,000 tons of general 'merchandise.
Captain Shaver of the Shaver transportation
company said this morning that they had re
ceived notice to have three towboata in readi
ngs to take a large ocean going raft from the
Hammond lumber company's mill •\u25a0 to Astoria
July 1. The raft is being sent \u25a0to San Fran
cisco and contains about .".,000,000 feet of
lumber. . . • • '
SAW PEDRO, June 29.— Steamer Mandalty ar
rived from Crescent City with lumber.
Steamer President arrived from Seattle. San
Francisco and way ports with freight and passen
gers. .•\u25a0..'...-> - . \u25a0 . . \u25a0:-„-. . .;•
Steamer Wellesley arrived "from the Columbia
river, -via Port Los Angeles, with lumber.
Steamer James S. Higgins cleared for Fort
Bragg, via Astoria. £3P^ra£BEg£g
Steamer - Uanalel arrived ; from . San Francisco
this morning .with freight -. and , passengers and
cleared tonight for the return trip. . .-•••.
Steamer Claremont cleared for San Francisco.
Steamer George W. . Elder cleared - tonight for
Portland, via - San Francisco, with • freight \ and
passengers.
SEATTLE, June - 29.— Arrived : Steamer : City
of Seattle, from Skagway and ports, . bringing
$200,000 in gold from .Tread well "and 115 passen
gers; steam schooners Shasta and Balnier, from
San Francisco, -, with . general cargo; steamer
Northland, from Sitka and ports. . >.
Sailed: United States lighthouse tender Colum
bine, for the Colombia river; > steam schooner
Shasta, for Tacoma; steamer Victoria, for Nome,
with 125 passengers;' steamer Governor, for
Everett; steamer City of Puebla, . for San Fran
cisco, with 150 passengers. >"iIBBM9MBMaM(J
F.. M. Stodley, local- representative : for the
N ippon Yum-3 Kalshar In discussing the : report
given out last night '.that two of the Japanese.
company's steamers .would -be withdrawn from
the American r trade, aald : today that \u25a0 the with
drawalwas only temporary. .The; oriental- trade
is beginning to show improvement after the long
stagnation and it Is -believed ; that- the Japanese
service will be Increased after a short interval."
, ASTORIA, June ».— Captain Lancaster "of the
whooner • Virginia. ..which .; arrived this \u25ba• mornin"
from San Francisco; after ' a ; passage \u25a0 of : 1 1 days
reports that he lost one of the sailors last Satur
day. ; The m* n • was shipped shortly before leav
ing ; and gave his ;\u25a0 name as Andrew . Berttleson
and ' bad ; a card ; showing that ,' be '.wag <a ' member
of the: coast , seamen's' union. I',;. The ; third day, out
br reported that', he iwas: unable Uo .sleep,"' and
some medicine was given him that apparently
proved satisfactory." Ho was at t the wheel dur
THE .FRANCISCO '- CALLV' WEDNESDAY. JUNE : 30. 4909
Navy Collier Saturn Ordered Into Quarantine
ing the midnight watch of Saturday, and. upon
being relieved was not seen strain. As noon as
be was bettered to be missing Captain Lancaster
was notified and the vessel was put back and' a
boat lowered.^ The officers of . the Virginia be
lieve that the man was not in ' bis right mind
when he Joined the Teasel and that he committed
suicide. . . > j . - •
Oil tank steamer Maverick arrived in from San
Francisco tonight with a. . cargo of fut! oil and
left up the river to discharge.
Four masted . schooner -Virginia arrived this
morning from San Francisco and will load lum
ber at Knappton for the same port.
Oil tank steamer Atlas left this morning for
San Francisco with barge No. 91 in tow. . '
Barkentlne James Tuft will complete taking
on a cargo of lumber at the Hammond mill for
Adelaide, Australia, today, and it will go to sea
aa soon as her crew Is signed.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE. \u25a0 \u25a0
From | Steamer | Date
Coqulll* River |Ell«abeth ......|Junc 30
Beattle k, Tacoma (Yosemlte \u25a0• June SO
Portland &. Astoria.... | Nome City .... [June K0
San Pedro..:.. .Northland .| June 30
Seattle &. Tacoma Buckman June 30
Nanaimo ....." IThor jJune 30
Hutnboldt North Fork .... July 1
San Pedro Cascade ..July 1
San Pedro Claremont . . . . • I July 1
San Pedro.- ...| Uanalel July 1
llnmboldt ..|Clty of Tox»ka. July 1
San. Pedro |O. W. Elder... July 1
Point Arena & Albion. |Pomo July 1
Coos Bay.. M. F. Plant... July 1
Humboldt IF. A. KUburn. . July 2
Puget Sound Ports..... I City of Puebla. July 2
San Diego & Way Porte President July 2
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos 8ay..:.... July 2
New York via Ancon.. City of Para... July 3
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ......; July 3
Ullo .....". F.nterprise ..... July '4
Puget Sound Ports Governor- ...... July 1 4
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam .....July 4
Grays Harbor . ... Coronado ;....A July 4
Salina Cruz. . . . ; Columbian .". . . . July 5
Portland & Astoria.,.. Rose City ..... July 3
Seattle & Tacoma Ad. Sampson . . July | r»
San Diego & Way PortsiSanta Rosa .... July 5
Salina Cuox & S. PedrojErna .:.......: July 7
Grays Harbor . .. .. ..^Norwood July 7
TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer- | Sails | Pier
June 30 — . - 1 . \u25a0 , I .'.\u25a0-.
Grays Harbor (Westerner .. spm 2
Seattle &. Taeoma |Carlos spm 2
Los Angeles Ports jYosemlte ... 2pm 2
Humboldt j Vanguard . . 11 am 2
CoquUle River (Elisabeth 16
Mendocino & Pt. ArenaiSea Foam... 4pm 4
Honolulu iHllonian ...12 m 10
Seattle & Tacoma Watson 1 pm 20
Astoria fc Portland.... Northland .. Ipm 2
July 1— ;
Grays Harbor Claremont . 4pm ; 2
Astoria & Portland.... Cascade 2
San Diego & Way PortsiSanta Rosa.. 10.30 a 9
Tahiti direct .' . . | Marlposa ... 11 am 7
Portland & Way Ports. JG. W. Elder 1 pm 13
Grays Harbor IG. Lindauer. spm 2
July 2— I
Astoria & Portland.... lShna Yak...
Los Angeles Ports... .jUanalei .... 12 m 7
July 3— I
Auckland & Sydney. ..|C. Machines. 12 m ....
Humboldt' ....|F. Kilburn.. 10 am 13
Humboldt IClty Topeka. 10.30 a 11
Humboldt JNorth Fork.. 12 no 20
New York via Ancon.. City Sydney 12 m 24
Astoria & Portland.... State of Cal 11 am 27
Pnget Sound Ports President ..2pm 9
Los Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 5 pm 13
Astoria & Portland. .. .(Nome City.. 4pm 7
Coos Bay M. F. Plant 3pm 8
Point Arena 4 Albion. Porno • 6pm 2
July 5—5 —
Seattle & Tacoma Buckman ... 1 pm 20
San Diego 4. Way PortsiGovernor ... 2pm 9
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay .. 2 pm 11
July 6— -
Puget Sound Ports..... City Puebla. 2pm 9
Los Angeles Ports..... Ad. Sampson 10 am 20
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE ~
Destination \ Steamer 1 Date
Valdez & Seward Northwestern .. July 1
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson July 2
Nome & St. Michael... Ohio ..July 3
Nome & St. Michael... San Mateo July 5
Skagway & Way Ports. Humboldt July 6
Valdez & Seward...... Santa "- Clara... | July H
Seward & Way Ports.:] A. G. Lindsay.. | July 10
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographlc office. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, June
29, 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (120 th meridian),: or at Sh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time. *
J. C. BURNETT.
, Lieutenant. ,U. S. . N., in chatge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of .tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission Btrect wharf) add 25 minutes.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 \u25a0
Sun rises 4:50
Sun sets 7:37
Moon sets ...2:21 a", m.
Full moon ...July 3, at 4:08 a. m.
Last quarter moon .....July 9, at 10:49 p. tn.
Time Time Time Time)
Jnn Ft I Ft Ft 1 Ft
LWHWL W H W| •
SO.. 3:18 0.1 10:30 4.2 2:45 2.8 8:47 H]»
Jly.
1.. 4:00—0.5 11:22 4.3 3:23 3.2 9:30 6.1
j.. 4:42—0.9 12:10 4.5 4:14 .3.2 10:12 6.2
3.. 5:26—1.2 12:55 4.6 5:03 3.2 10:55 6.2
4.. 6:10— 1.3 1:38 4.7 5:55 3.3 11:40 C.I
5. 6;54 — 1.2 2:20 4.S 6:00 \u25a0 3.2
H W ' L W • H W L W
fi 0:30 5.S 7:40— 0.9 3:00 5.0 7:52 3.1
7.. 1:30 5.4 8:24 — 0.4 3:42 5.2 8:55 2.9
U. S. Rranch HydroKrapblc Office
A branch of the United States hydrograpnic
office, located at the Merchants' Kzchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for ;tbe benefit of.
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are . cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
band for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat-
HYDEOGBAFHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE 1 Ft. \u25a0 | Date | Remarks- :
Grays Har| 19 |May s 29 [Channel getting broader
• — No change In channel;
Willapa B 7 June 0 16 ft. M. L. W. in
, , channel to So ut h
j | ' Bend.
Colum R.| 25 |May 28|.
Nchalm Rl 9 (Apr. 3lChannel 200 feet south
I \u25a0 I I• of buoy. '\u25a0 : -
. . \u25a0 . (Depth of 8 feet at low
Tlllmk B. 9 Apr. SO water In channel to
I Garibaldi.
Yaqnlna B| 13 |.Mar. 12|Channel not shifting. "~
I . ; Beacon on beach In line
Siuslaw B 4 May 1 with south; side of
j \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- gulch leads over bar.
TJmpqua Bj ll%|June 2 Channel In good.condr
\u25a0 (I \u25a0 tlon. . '
. \u25a0 - 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. 17_ June 1 North Bend; 11, feet
v \u25a0at ; low water, to
• • Marshfleld. ;. . ' .
Coquille.Rl 8 (May SljChannel close to north
I , - No opportunity for
Cogue Riv soundings 'lutcly: t»
fore : rise i there was 7
- \u25a0 .'\u25a0\u25a0 feat ' on bar. \u25a0'.\u25a0- '
Klamth R| 7 |May aO[Channel straight. •
~~j I (North c h a nn c 1 rery
:i- - I I I crooked; 18 ft; aver-
Htnbldt B 20 June 1 ; age . low water yln
straight channel lead
.••\u25a0\u25a0- Ing out northwest, ' \u25a0'
S Pedro U| 20. |Apr. 15|No change In channel.,
S Diego B| 25 |May SINo change In chant.el. -\u25a0
S Pablo Bl 24 I Apr. 21 [Depth in dredged chaa-
I I : | nel." -\u0084.;
•About. ' .. - ' \u0084',-'- .'..;-. ~~~~
\u25a0 Army. Transports , • *. . :' i;; .1
" The Logan, outward \u25a0: bound, "- sailed June '14
from Tlonolulu. . ,:.,.. r.
- The Crook is In port. ' .. /.'^ :
The Buford Is In port. .- _ y
The Sherman la In port.
The Warren^ls at Manila. ' ;' --
The Kllpatrlck left Manila May" 1,- bound: to
New . .York via : Suez. ..\u25a0••\u25a0 - ./ -..•\u25a0.-'-.?.\u25a0\u25a0• .; ; £ 2 1,
The Sheridan, homeward bound, left' Nagasaki
June 22.".:.. . -•" -..:.\u25a0'"--::' - . -.
The Thomas is in port. l - •_;.\u25a0•;.:.
SEWS OF THE ' OCE AX
. The MUsoorlaa** Cargo - -.
The steamer; Missourian sailed' for Honolnlu'on
Friday ; with cargo laden \u25a0 at' thU portlfor. various
Hawaiian cities, valued at |68,004 and lincluding
the following:'.;-, 1;-';..;;.1 ;-' ;..;;.- \u25a0.',-v^:",.; t '-\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0•»\u25a0.\u25a0*\u25a0-:-- '-\u0084.
\u25a0-\u25a0 4,022 ctls barley,; 4W bßlcsjfhay. 25,000\1bs
bran.; 100, ctls ! wbea r. v 39 ctls : corn;, 23 bbls ' fionr,"
50 ; pkgs potatoes, l 6?l lbs and I<V cs bread,*il.O2s
cs \u25a0; r-anncd ' goods,- 550 '. lb» * meals,- 25 es * olives,
2,377.^1bs i besns. :- 2.214 • lbs c dried a'flsh^76s i gals
,wlne,"os pkgs sewing machlnes,*i,l7»cs) boots and
shoes,"^ 24 ; cs hats,' 224- pkgs » dry ' goods."; 300 -, cs
kerosene,* 113 drums - distillate,' 67 bbls and 40 cs
oil, 31,600 bricks. S pkgs drug*. 40 /cs fuse, 33
doors. 10 \u25a0 pkgs windows." 2.037.. lb« grease.'- 1,700
ska and 5 bblA lime.' l 2 pkgs machinery. .730 lbs
tobacco.' . 64 pkgs paints, il3 . pkgs • wagon ; mate
rial, ils "ca rubber • goods, • 220 l>dVs shook*. ; 876
bxs soap, 304,962 lbs tin plate.': 100 cs dynamite,
13 pkgs wagon material,: ls3 live hogs. . :
ExportM for Southern ("ohm!
" The German steamer Ella: was cleared for Oh
rinto- and way ports yesterday with ; cargo '\u25a0 from
this port and .from Puget sound.'; The cargo
laden here as manifested up to 3 p. m.: yesterday
was valued , at $4,546, . the distribution being as
follows: For Mexico. $1,316; Central America.
$2,B9B; 'England. $332. The following were the
principal shipments: • • -.
. .To Mexico — 24,073 lbs tallow, 63 gals wine. \u25a0
To Central America— l.So2 gals wine, 8,950
lbs malt, 100 ctls corn. 200 bbls flour. 300 cs
kerosene, 20,487 lbs tallow, 7 tanks oil, 10 pkga
tar. \u25a0 V . \u25a0 \u25a0: k. ;,' •
To England— s bbls oil, , 2,075 lb« horns.
Tb,e cargo from Pugot sound consisted of 200
bMs flour, 1,000 cs salmon. 25 bales spices, 3,606
bdla shook;, 7,199 p<-s lumber and 72u tons coal,
consigned to Mexican -and Central American
ports.
Notice <o. Mariners -^ «.">"V-"
Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector,
/ Twelfth District,
j \u25a0 SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.
• Humboldt bay entrance. ' Califoraia — (List of
Lights, Buoys and Paymarks, Pacific Coast, 1908,
page 37) — Notice is > hereby given \u25a0: that north
jetty outer end buoy, 1," a black first class spar,
off the submerged end of the north "Jetty, en
trance to Humboldt' bay, California, was report
ed adrift June 28. It will be replaced as soon as
practicable. By order of the lighthouse board.
. - W. O. MILLER,
Commander. U. S. N., Inspector,. Twelfth Light
house District.
Weather Report
United States Department of Agriculture —
Weather Bureau, San • Francleoo, June 29.
RAINFALL DATA
- , , ' Past . Seanonal Normal
Stations — 24 hours, to date, to data.
Eureka 0.00 42.90 46.04
Red Bluff .....0.00 31.12 25.03
Sacramento 0.00 21.78 - 20.00
Mount Tatnalpais .... 0.00 85.02 22.80
San Francisco 0.0f) 25.57 22.27
San Jose 0.00 18.30 13.05
Fresno 0.00 - 9.87 ' 9.C8
Independence 0.00 7.8K
San Luis Oblspo 0.00 31.38 20.51
Los Angeles 0.00 19.17 15.6*
San Diego .'.'.. . ..0.00 10.23 10.01
Coast record for 12 hour* endlns; 5 p.m.
STATIONS J /^ \u25a0?" I |2
~ *> 3 •: 2 a t
f .1 I : • \ .. :
Baker 88 4J? SE Clear !oo
Bolso ...29.82 J«; 36 N Clear '.00
Eureka 30. 1G 60 48 NW Clear .00
Flagstaff 29. 8« Sti 4« NW Pt.Cldy .16
Fresno .......29.90 92 5S SW Clear .00
Independence ..29.52 92 38 S Clear ' 00
Kallspell .....29.8« 82 30 NE Clear ,00
I^ob Ange1e5... 29. 88 80 r 58 SW Clear JOO
Modena 29. RC S8 56 SW Clear .00
Mt. Tamalpals.3o.oß (U 45 W Clear 00
North Head.. ,.30. 10 38 .. SW. Cloudy .00
Phoenix ... ...&). 70 104 74 W Clear * .00
Poeatelio 29.88 SK) 62 SR Clear .00
Pt. Reyes Lt..30.0:i 53 49 NW Clear .00
Portland 29. 0S '78 ft! SW Clear .IK)
Rpd Bluff ....29.92 -S4- 58 SE Clear .IX)
Reno ......... 20. SS S4 30 SW Clear .00
Rosoburg ....'.30.06.74. 4B SW Cloudy .00
Sacramento ...'Jg.ptj 7S 52 S Clear .no
Salt I^ike 29. 5<? 92 70 S \u25a0 Clear. .00
San Diego 29.90 X 72X 72 60 NW Clrar .00
San Franclsco..3o.(K> 62 52 W Cloar .00
San Uose 30.06 70 42 NW Clear .00
S. L. 0bi5p0.. 30.00 7S 4« NW Clrar .00
S. E. Farallon.3o.oS 34 50 NW Clear .00
Spokane . .S9.BS SH 34 W Clear .00
Summit 69 43 SW • Clear .00
Tacoma 29.96 76 52 W Clear .00
Tatoosh .;.... 30. 06 5tJ 4S W Cloudy Tr.
Tonopah 29.82 84 48 N Clear ;00
Walla ..29.51 90 56 N Clear .00
Wlnncmucca ..29.84 92 30 SW Clear .00
Ynma \u0084; 29.&S lOt 74 W Clear .00
The following • inuiiiißw \u25a0 and minimum , t?m
peratqres are reported . from eastern stations
for previous day: Chicago, . 86-76; New York,
78-68; Omaha, 88-68.
SYNOPSIS .';.;-,f'fi
- Fair weather prevails over the Pacific slope,
except In Northern Arizona, -where thunder
storms and: light showers have occurred. An
area of high pressure off - the Oregon coast has
caused . much warmer weather over Washington,
eastern Oregon and. Idaho. In other -\u25a0 districts
the changes in temperature' have been! slight.
The humidity at Red Bluff Is 30 per cent and
at Fresno 36 per cent. Conditions are favorable
for fair and continued pleasant weather in Cali
fornia Wednesday, with moderate west winds
along : the coast. ./ ;
Forecast made at' San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight, June 30:
San Francisco and vicinity — Fair Wednesday;
moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley— Fair Wednesday; light
northwest wind.
Sacramento valley — Fair Wednesday; light
south wind.
San Joaquln valley — Fair Wednesday; light
north wind. , .
Ix>s Angeles and vicinity — Fair Wednesday;
light west wind. O. H. WILLSON,
• Local Forecaster.'
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
... ; :..-..\u25a0-'• Monday, "June 2S.
Stmr Chehalis, Kettleson, 35 hours from San
.•' Tuesday, June" 29.
XI S stmr Saturn, Newell, 10 days from Guaya
quil. :\u25a0-' :
Stmr" Albion, - Nyman, 11 hours from .Stewarts
point. . • -.-
Stmr Giinlala, Martlnsen, J2 hours from Del
mar.
Stmr Whlttier, Seaman,' — liours from .Port
San Luis; up' river direct. ;
Stmr Samoa/ Madsen. 14 hours from Caspar. .
Stmr Shoshone, Asplund, 00 hours : from As
toria. ; •
Sohr Montorey. Kelley. 1 1 hours from Mon
terey; in tow tug - Navigator. •
Schr Salem; Jaraleson.'S days from Mukilteo. '.
Stmr F S Loop, Lcvinson, 78 hours from.Co
lumbia river. • . . '
CLEARED
\u25a0 Tuesday. 'June 29.'
Stmr Queen, Xeb, Victoria and Port Townsend;
Paolfic Coast steamship company.
Jap stmr<Chlyo Mar*,':' Greene,'- Hongkong, '.etc;
W ! H Avery.' agent." r .. /-• '.:\u25a0 . ;^" \u25a0'..:..'
'Ger stmr Ella, -Brubn, Corlnto and way ports;
' ATX. ANTIC 'OCEAN i'RAVEIi ,
Jsamhuty-#merican^
..' London— Parish— •Hnniburg.' \u25a0'
Pennsylvania.".'. July ' T Cleveland -(new).. July 31
PI Llncoln(new).July.l4 P. Grant.(ncw)..Ang./4
Clnclnnatl(new).Julyl" tKaiscrln; ...;..". Aug. 7
tAmerlka .".'.:.. July>24 Pennsylvania v.'.Aug. 11
|Rl tz Carlton a la' Carte: Restaurant. N.' ;
.; IT Jf*' l -"\/-' ' XVI« T Glbraltar,
I I #\Lb \u25a0 Naplctt and Genoa.
S. S. HAM8URG. .. . . ..... . . . July -1, Ang. 14
S. J4. MOLTKE. .......: . . . July 2*2, Sept: : 0
S. S. . 8ATAV1A ........ ... . . ...:... ... JSept. 23
and Genoa only. "SS i i^3Ji§s£EsSssS«S
JHt LAND t'SEh MIDNIGHT SUN
TO NORWAY, SPITSBERGEN, ICE-
LAND," BALTIC SEA
By; superb • twin-screw i cruising steamers Occana,-
Bluechßr. ' Meteor, 5 Koenlg .Wilhelm 11, T during
June,- July, -August and' September. t,->';-
: t Travelers' Checks . Issued.' ' : ' \u25a0
Tourist "> Dept. : for j Trips ;Everywhere.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN -LINE'- .
1CO : Povrell Street, San- Francisco
.7;Phone Kearny 2040. y» :\u25a0;•
Canadian Pacific
Less Than Four Days at^Sea
Weekly Sailing; Between 3lon t real, Q ne-
; '\u25a0:; '. \u25a0\u25a0." . V:^
\u25a0.-\u25a0• ;' Two dayi on the , beautiful ' St.' •' Lawrence river
aad the shortest ocean route to Europe.
Nothing better ion \u25a0 the .'Atlantic than our - Em-
presses.. Wireless on all steamers. - \u25a0*\u25a0
- First \u25a0 class $90,-. second class . $30^ one -. class
cabin 145.- •\u25a0\u25a0 " -/ .-.. V./-// \u25a0\u0084.,-...\u25a0." •-\u0084,.:
Ask f*ny ticket , agent, or w/lte ; for s»lllngs,
rates and booklet.-. ."."\u25a0\u25a0 -j " .' • •- •" .
B. B. PENN, G. A.; 77 ELLIS ST..
, San Francisco, CaL 1 ; 1
Corapagnlc Gencrale Transatlantiqae
DraECT; LINE TO* HAVnEPARIS.
•,;, Sailing rvery .Thursday. 'of » Saturday;
at ilO a. m., - from pier • 42, ; North r river, •? foot of
Morton St., . ;••; \u25a0;-. : ' - '"..'-il*' \u25a0\u25a0*•'•\u25a0 ?'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>" \u25a0' :; - \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0•, \u25a0 .'.•-"
i.rl'lrst • class : to 1 Havre. > ?77.50 \u25a0 and upward;" tier.-
ond : clais : to-i HavrcA $30 and I upward. 1 GEKERAL'
AGEXCV ; FOa^UMTED ASTATFiS f AND v CAN-
ADA,iI9 ; State; st.,l New i York."?.Tr? F.iFUGAiir
Manager j Pacific I coast," 630 * Montgomery / st.'.' San
Francisco. > Tickets ' sold '- by ''all ? railroad % ticket
agCntS.'-. I ~*V''..--V- ;;«-\u25a0".•.\u25a0 >; ' \u25a0\u25a0; .- ; ';: \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 " \u0084 : .- ->. /"" ; ,<\u25a0-.-
E-C.Evaus:& Sons. :\u25a0! . -
Stmr Santa Rosa. .Alexander. San "Diego and
way ports;'; Pacific Coast steamship compauy...
SAILED ! . . :
- . ' : ' - - . ' . Monday. June 2S.
7 Stmr-Nann Smith, Olsen.-Coos bay. '
•\u25a0\u25a0 .. Tuesday; . June 29.
Jap stmr Chlyo Maru.'. Greene, Hongkong, etc.-
Stmr F A KUburn. McLellan. Eureka. <
. .Schr Advance;: Ogidensen.'Coquille river, j
Stmr i Col E L Drake. ; Smith. Seattle.
Br .bark ' Lord '.Templeton,' Davidson,- Eureka;
in tow tug Sea Rover. '• -"
i : Schr Liwle Vance. Hock. "Grays Harbor. -
Stmr Westerner, 'Kelly,.- Graya Harbor. - '
Stmr National City, Higgins, Fort Bragg.
. US stmr Yorktown/ Glennon.. Seattle.
Stmr Chas Nelson. Hansen, Seattle.. .
I Her stmr Kiln, Bruhn,~- Corlnto,', etc.
Stmr Queen, Zeh, Victoria and Port Townsend,
etc. I "
Stmr Chehalis,; Kettleson, Grays Harbor. .
RETURNED
Tuesday. June 29. .
. Scjir , Omega, Nyman, hence June 26 for Coos
bay, returned account of foul bottom; \u25a0
• TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS, June 29. - 10 p m— Weather
hazy; wind NW; velocity 14 miles an hour.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
? Stmr President. June'2B,. 11:20 p m— 3 miles
north of. Pedro Blancos; .hence June 28 for . San
Diego. . ,• .
\u25a0WEATHER REPORTS .
POINT LOBOS, June "29, 9a! m— Clear; wind
NW; velocity 12 miles an hour. '"
POINT REYES. June 29, 9 am— Cloudy; wind
NW;: velocity 20 miles an hour: ' • . \u25a0
FARALLONES, June 29, 9 am— Cloudy; wind
NW; velocity -12' miles an -hour.
TATOOSH. June 29, 9 a m— CTear; wind NW;
velocity 12 miles an hour.' s
TATOOSH, June 20, 12 m— Cloudy; wind NW;.
velocity 15 miles an hour.
; v . SPOKEN, f
April 17— Latitude 22 north, longitude 22 west,
Ger bark Wandebek, from namburg for Santa
Rosalia. . ' ...
-. June 6 — Latitude 36. north, longitude 17 west,
Ger ship Peru, from Bremen for San Diego.
DOMESTIC PORTS . 1
BANDON— Arrived June 28— Schr San Buena
ventura." hence ' June 10.
Sailed June 28— Stmr Bandon, for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0••->:" . ..-.-'-
LUDLOW— Sailed June 29— Bark Albert, for
Hilo.
ASTORIA— SaiIed June 29— Stmr Atlas, with,
barge 91 In tow, for San Francisco. \u0084 . <
Arrived June 29 — Sebr Virginia, hence June 18.
June 28 — Schr Inca, hence June 16. ' '
tiEATTLE — Arrived June .28 — Stmr Governor,
hence June 26; stmr City of Seattle, from Skag
way: stmr Shasta, benco June 24; stmr Rainier,
hence June 25.
Arrived June 29 — Stmr Northland, from Ketch
iknn; IT S stmr Manzanita, from cruise.
Sailed June 29 — Stmr Shasta, for Tacoma.
Sailed June 29 — Stmr- City! of Puebla, for San
Francisco. .
TATOOSn— Passed out June 29--Ship Jas B
Thomas, from Tacoma for New York.
SOUTH BEND— Arrived June 29— Stmr Tamal
pais, hence June 26. '
EUREKA— Arrived ! June 29 — Stmr Eureka,
from Astoria; stmr City of Topeka, hence June
28. -"' • \u25a0• , : \u25a0 .
Sailed June 29— Stmr Ravalli, for San Frau-
Cisco. • '-;
•Sailed June 29— Stmr Aurella, for San Pedro;
stmr Lakme. for San Francisco.
H SAN. PEDRO— Arrived June 29— Stmr James S
Hjggins, from San Diego; stmr C 00& Bay, hence
June 25; stmr Hsnale.i. hence June 27.
Arrived June 28— Stmr Wellesley. from Port
Los Angeles. June - 29 — Stmr President, hence
June 2s; stmr Mandalay, hence June 27.
Sailed June 29— Stmr . James S Ulggtus, stmr
Claremont, for San Francisco.
SANTA : BARBARA— SaiIed June 29— Stmr
Grays Harbor,- for San Francisco. '
TACOMA— Sailed June .29— Stmr Delhi, for
Seattle.
SAN DlEGO— Sailed June 29— Schr Jennie The
lin. for Mexico. .
KETCHIKAN— Arrived Jnne 29— Stmr Hum
boldt. from Seattle.' - .
Sailed June 29— Stmr Huraboldt, . for Sksgway.
UMPQUA— SaiIed June. 29— Schr Lily, for San
Francisco.
SlTKA— Sailed June 28— Stmr Cottage City,
for Seattle. - -\u25a0\u25a0 . '.
POINT A RGUELLO— Passed June 29— Stmr
PACIFIC OCEANTBAVBL
'"^STcT^V Steamers leave Broadway
yfWSS^SQv Wharves (Piers 9 and 11).
A*__ LOW BATES. INCLUDING
AanRBSBISI v-w bkrths and meals.
(la^A 1 BPECIAL ROUND TKU'
Y^ji : : \u25a0\u25a0 ' I'OS AXGELES
NQjorfW?^ sax niECio
*SAXTA BARBARA
•Governor. ...Mon., July 3, 19, Aug.. 2, 2 p..m.
•President . ...'....;......' -
"Mon., Junq 2S; Sun., July. 11, 26, Aug. 9, - pm.
Alternately " Etery Monday Thereafter.-
Santa Bosa ...... Every Thursday, 10:30 a. m.
\u2666Direct for Loa Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara.
SEATTLE} ; (DIRECT), tTOWXSEXD
TACOMA, t VICTORIA . \u25a0 t VAX C OVVER
Connecting at Seattle for SE. Alaska, Skagway,
Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome. St. Michael.
Puebla. '. .....Tues., July 6. 20, Aug. 3, 2 p. m.
tGovernor.Baturday, July 10, 24; Aug. 7. 2 p. m.
Queen Tues.. June 29. 2 p. m.
tPresident.;Sat.. July 3, 17, 31; Aug. 14. 2 p. m. ',
Umatllla... .Tuea., July 13, 27; Aug. 10, 2 p. m.
Alternately Every Tues. and Sat. Thereafter.
tWUI not call at Victoria, Townsend, Vancouver.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Topeka.;..... .....June 28; July 3. 8, 13, 18. 23,
28, 10:30 a.m. Every fifth day thereafter.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAX LA PAZ
Curaca0.'. :..... ....7th of eacu month, 10 a. m.
ALASKA CRUISES— Leave Seattle:
Spokane.... ...June 30; July 15, 30; August 14
Queen.......:.....;..; .........July 15, 30
XO3IE— ST. , MICHAEL
Senator (direct) Leave Seattle. . 1 ...... .July 22
,Klght reserved to cbunge this , schedule. "
TICKET OFFICES— 3 Market St., 112 Market St.,
and Broadway Wharf. \u25a0 Tel. Kearny "492.
OAKLAND— IO36 Broadway. Tel. Oakland 3650
C.D.,DUNANN,G. P. A., San Francisco.
/^^k AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
M Q| B STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE
XEW YOUK to PACIFIC COAST PORTS and
HAWAIIAN . ISLANDS. Sailings - every Satur-
day- \u25a0"-- :,. -\u25a0 - -\u25a0'\u25a0 ':\u25a0 \u25a0 .'- \u25a0• \u25a0 .; :-.
SEATTLE. TACOMA and SAN FRANCISCO to
NEW XORK. sailing every 21 days; also taking
freight for MEXICAN, and EUROPEAN ports.
LOCAL" SERVICE:
SAN FRANCISCO to HAWAIIAN PORTS. \u25a0• ":
DEARBORN \tt". LAPHAM. : : General ' Agents! 8
BRIDGE * ST.", NEW -YORK; WILLIAMS. DI-
MOND & C 0.." General Agents Pacific . Coast,
. 310 SANSOME ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
I SEATTLE DIRECT
CONNECTING ALL NORTHERN : POINTS.
S. S. \ WATSOK ... ;*. .... .'. ..: . '. . . i . June 30
S." S. BUCKMAN . ....;.......... ..July 6
S. S. ADMIRAL 5AMP50N. . ... . . . .July 10
Los Angeles Direct
L, TWIN' SCREW
S. S, ADMIRAL SAMPSON. . ...\... .JuIy 6
\u0084 Sailings from Stenart St. Dock.
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
TOYO KISEN KAJSHA
if ORIENTAL isTEASISHIP V COMPANY^
8:8. Chiyo Maru ; . . . . ; Tuesday, j June 29, 1909
S.^S. Tenyo Maru. :..:;.. Tueaday,. July 27, 1909
S . S . '\u25a0 Nippon ' Maru . '. Tuesday, August - 17, 1909
-^ Steamers \u25a0. sail \u25a0 from ' company's ; plers,' -: No«.-. 42
44, near, foot lof Second : st., jV- p. nuv for -; Yoko-
hama I and * Hongkong, s calling *t 5 Honolulu, Kobe
(Hlotro).'' Nagasaki and Shanghai, and connecting-
at Hongkong with steamers .- for :. Manila, t India
etc.; N<j; cargo received. on board: on day. of sail-
Ing. ') Round • trip ; tickets : at s reduced rates. ;
For -freight *nd" passage "apply at office 210
James Flood building.'- W.;H.rAVERY.' v
:\u25a0;: \u25a0; \u25a0>:-: .. :-"':'.-' .. " -'"\u25a0•\u25a0 Assistant General "Manager.
I TAHITI : AXD KEW, ZEALAND— S. S.
> Ms'rlposa nails " U ' a.' m.'; V July '? l.'i ' Spl.^i Tahiti i
S round ? trip I $125. Wellington," $260. ' *R. • T
? OCEANIC LINE. 673 Mkt. ; : tel. ; Kearny. 1231~-
Stanley Dollar, from Mazaflan for San Tran
cisco.'. : ' .' ; \u25a0 \u25a0' . ' •
VALDEZ— Arrived June 27— Stmr. Santa Clara,
from Seattle and sailed at midnight for Seattle.
; JUNEAU— Sailed Jane 25— Stmr Portland, for
Valdez.1.: .- . \u25a0 \u25a0 ». '\u25a0\u25a0. .* \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -> • f "\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0
COOS BAY— Sailed Jnne 29— Stmr Alliance,
for Astoria: stmr M P. Plant, for San Francisco.
'Arrived Jane 23— Stmr Excelsior, hence June
26. - • \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:.\u25a0->.\u25a0 i \u25a0
' SOUTH BEND— Arrived Jnne 27— Schr Manila,
from, Honolulu.
: ISLAND FORTS
HONOLULU— ArriTed Jnne . 2S— Stmr . Rose
crans. from Gavlota. --- ' ,
i MANILA— Arrived June II— Br stmr Wray
Castle, ; from . New York. '"
. FOREIGN PORTS i
. HONGKONG— Sailed June 29— Stmr Korea, for
Yokohama and San Francisco.
K" Arrived June. 12 — Nor stmr Henrtt Ibsen, from
Melbourne. June 29 — Jap stmr Nippon Mara,
hence June 1. ' -. • \u25a0• ' .
PUNTA ARENAS— Arrived June 8— Br - stmr
Elm Branch, from Liverpool for Guayaquil.^"-- ,*
TALTAL->\rrived June 9 — Br - bark Glenogll.
from : Valparaiso.
YOKOHAMA — Arrived Jnne 2S— Br stmr Mont
easle.-from Victoria. • : :
CORK— Arrived June . 2G— Br ship Agnes Os
wald, from Xacoma.-'V
CORONEIf—Arrived June 9 — Br stmr WinV
fleld, from lqni<iue.
HAMBURG— Arrived Jnne 26— Ger stmr Acilia,
hence Feb 9; Fr bark Rocbambeau. from Oregon.
"ANTWERP— Sailed June 10— Br ship Manx
King,. for San Diego. '' \u25a0 . <
BAHIA 1JLANCA— Sailed June 11— Br stmr
Cbarlton Hall, for Callao.
• •GENOA — Cleared Jnne 2'1 — Ger stmr Badames.
for San Francisco.
IQUIQUE-^Salled Jane 9— Fr bark Montcalm.
for Oregon t'» Honolulu.
NEWCASTLE. N S W— Arrived June 9— Nor
stmr Christian Bors, from Melbourne.
. Sailed June 10— Br stmr Largo Lai, for Manila.
May 6— Br bark King Malcolm, for ; Ital
bark Garibaldi, for Iqulque."
HOLYnEAD— Passed Jnne 2S— Fr stmr Am
lral Duperre. hence April « for Havre. •
KURR AcnEE _j5.ned June 11— Br stmr Fitz
pa trick, for Puget sound via Uoni;kon7.
SALINA CRUZ— Sailed June 2S— Stmr Colum
bian, for San Francisco.
FERNANDO NORONHA— Passed June 4— Br
stmr Ueadley, from Newport News for Bremer
ton. ":••"••.'-
SANTA ROSALIA— Arrived Jnne 13— Ger bark
Hebe." from Hamburg.
CARDIFF — Sailed June 17 — Br stmr Hyndford,
for i Newport News and San Francisco.
GUAYMAS-i- Arrived June 24— Schr Melrose."
from Pnget sound.
KOBE — Sailed June 28 — Br stmr.Dakotah. for
Yokohama- and -San Francisco. " -
HAKODATE— Sailed June 29— Stmr M S Dol
lar, for San Pedro. «
SUEZ — Arrived June 29— Br stmr Indramayo,
from Yokohama for New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK— Arrived June 29— Stmr Crown
Prince Wllhelm. from Bremen.
Arrived June 29 — Stmr Caronia, from Liverpool
and Qneenstown.
GLASGOW— Arrived Jnne 29 — Stmr Furnessla,
from New York.
LIVERPOOL— Arrived Jnne 29— Stmr Amiral
Duperre, from San Francisco, etc, via Montevideo
and St Vincent, C V; stmr Devonian, from Bos
ton.
CHERBOURG— Arrived June 29— Stmr Kaiser
Wllbelm der Grosse. from New York for Bremen,
and proceeded.
CALCUTTA— Arrived June 24 — Stmr Niagara,
from San Francisco via Karatxn, etc.
SYDNEY — Arrived prior June 29 — Stmr Cen
tury, from San Francisco via Auckland, etc.
QCEENSTOWN— Arrived June 29 — Stmr Cam
pania, from New York for Liverpool, «nd pro
ceeded.
LONDON — Arrived June 29— Stmr Cambrian,
from Boston. . . •
YOKOHAMA— Sailed June 27— Stmr Teucer.
from Grecnock via Liverpool, Singapore and
Hongkong for Seattle.
LIVERPOOL— Sailed June 29— Stmr Saxonia,
for Boston via Queenstown.
Memoranda
Per stmr Sboshone. at San Franc«*co June ztj.
from' Astoria^rJune 27, « a m. in strong SE
gale and a heavy SW swell, cargo shifted to
port; had to bead vessel off shore to trim cargo
and get her on an even keel: June 2S. 9:20 a m.
15 miles off St Georges reef, met stmr Thos L
RAILWAY TRAVEL
taJmrai Trains Leave
San Francisco
xTf" j J Market Street
\u25a0>\u25a0 r \u25a0-..'. Ferry Depot
leavTTkor— |a. m.| p. m.
BAKEP.SFIELD 17:15 t:0O-10:00
CHICAGO 7:15 «:00-I° : 5S
FRESNO 7:13 4:00- «:00-18:00
GRAND CANTON 7:15 8:00-10:00
HANFORD 7:15 10:00
KANSAS CITX 7:15 «:00-10:«0
MERCED 7:15 4:OO v «:00-l»:00
STOCKTON 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:0©
STOCKTON, OAKDALE
A- SIERRA RT. 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 tn Chicago
leave* at 10:00 p. m.
OFFICES 1
673 Market Street and '
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
j^Sfev SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
$@£Sft JUNE 19, 1909
VfXgKw/ UNION FERRY DEPOT
San Francisco
Leave. '. VIA SAUSALITO. Arrive.
7:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen I 45:03p
7:43 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Healds-I
burg. Cloverdale. Uklah. WllUts,|
Sherwood and Sebastopol. 1 »7:33p
8:13 a Pt. Reyes. Monte Rio, Caiadero.. ••7:03p
S:4sa Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Guernevllle 7:05p
tO :lsa Sonoma and Glen Ellen S:33p
J9:lsa Ijigunltas, Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 7:35p
10:45 a Petaluma and. Santa R05a....... 4:35p
f2:45p Pt. Reyes, Monte Bto. Cazadero.. fll:05a
3:15p Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-
burg, Cloverdale. Ukiab, Guerne-
ville. River landing. Sebastopol... 11:0.1 a
4:45p Sonoma and Glen E11en.......... 9:0.1 a
5:15p Petaluma and Santa Rosa 8:33 a
t3:4sp|Lagunttas, Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes. 8:05*
t7:4spjPolnt Reyes ... \u25a0 S:QJa
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Sausalito. Kill Valley. San R*f*el— Daily
every 30 minutes from 6:43 a. m. until 9:45
a. m. ; hourly until 2:45 p. m., then 3:15 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 7:45 p. m., thon 9:00,
10:35 p. m. and 12:01 a. m. (On Sundays In
atlilitloa — every '3o minutes from 9:45 a. m. to
3:15 p. m., excepting 2:13 p. tn.) • > -
Fairfax— Leave t6:45. t7:13. 7:43, S:l3, 8:13.
t9:43, 10:45. 11:45 a. m.: 12:43, 1:45. t2:45,
3:15. 3:43, t<:l3, 4:43, t3-15. 5:43, t6:13, 18:45,
{7:45 p. m.
Ban Queatla via Saa Bafael-*— Leave 9:15 a. m.,
1:43 p. m.
Tiouron and Belvedere^ — Week days — 7:30, 9:00,
{11:45 a. m. (|12:13;p. m. Saturdays only).
3:30. 5:30 p. m.; Sundays— 7:3o, 119:00, ||ll:00
a. m.; 1112:30. 3:30, SUM) p. m. and |12:01 a. ra.
•Arrive 7:05 p. m. frooi Sebastopol. ••.Sunday
arrive 8:05 p. m. tExcept Sunday. tSunday
only. {Via Sausalito. SI Runs to Schuetsen park.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author-
ised •to check - baggage - direct from residences.
MUIR WOODS
BByff^^B^fc AND
MT. TAMALPAIS ;
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
FOOT OF MARKET STREET
,' :^Y- :; Itm HOUDAYt-SWIDAYTIWC
* U.lnffiitto " Lf.MrirWMte Lf. Twultils
WEEK SON- WEEK SUN- WEEK SCS- '
DAY DAY ' DAY \u25a0 DAY DAY DAY"
S:«» 7:16* tJ:2O* 11:05* 7:20* 9:42*
1:45s *-g:4s* I:4> 12:20* 1:40s 11:22*
*4:45s 9:16* 02:45s hUI i.Uf 12:10 i
...... .sJga, 4:20p J:sop *9:50s IWp
...... .11:16* ...... 6:20s ...... 3:40»
...... 12:4Sp .....: : C:40» ...... 6:10?
;::::: ?;jg; :•:::: ::::h :::::: .^''
»Sat. only. tMon. only. ©Tamalpais only. VMair only
. Ticket Offices— Sausalito Ferry and 87 4 Market.
General Offices— Mill \ alley, Califoraia.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
; (12th and . Mission)— Dally ex. Sunday— Lt^:
7:45 a. t9:30a.*1:13p, ts:4op.' Ar. S.F.: *7-25«
t9 : loa, «1 :00 p. tl :15p. " Sandaya^-Lv. : *7:43»
tO:JOa, JMOUOa. 'liaSa. 'laujp. ts:4op. Ap.
S.F.: «»7:23a, tO:10a,,»ll:40*. «4:40 p. t3:l3p.
t*6:oop.: »To and ftesn'Arieta." fTo asd from
Tunitas Glen. JStop at Salada," San Pedro, Ter-
race, Farallonc, Mo?s Beach. \u25a0 Granada. Half moon
Bay. ' r Connect ? at: Tunitas' Glen with stage for
Saa * : Gregorlo, v Pescadero, Pebble \u25a0: Beach *nd La
Honda. v, : ; .- : :'. '.*- l \y -s; ;" •' - - --. >
BA.V : AND KVTEKTJRB A X no UTES
MARE; ISLAND NAVY YARD
jbi, Napa,, St^ Helena
ST. HELE.VA-X.VPA VALLEY^ BOUTE
" : - Montlcello" S." S. < Co. , and \u25a0 Nap* Valley Electric
X.. R; ; Co.," Clo««: connections.- < \u25a0
e—nou.vD trips • daily— «
-\u25a0\u25a0' Boatii • leave San"Frjnolsco'7:oo, T »0:43 a. m.,
12:36 nooo,' 3:15, 6:OO. v*SSO p^m. »
- San ; Francisco ' landing ! and - office, Clay street
wharf, > north v end ferry •: building. : Market street
ferry. -Meals a la carte. ; Phone Kearny 408.
*;i*Land navy/ yard ' direct; . ; ::ig9MHBBn9HPJfIII
AUCTONSALES
•&'\u25a0-\u25a0'.\u25a0• ife.; ,Jfea
To be sold at public auction (la; Oakland)
WEDNESDAY. June 30, at 11 a. m. By order
of T. A. Jamison k. Son.." contractor*. I'll sell *J
head of horses and mnlea. wagons and harness.
565 4th at. Don't miss It. '
J. Vt. MEDEIROS. Ancttoaeer.
252 &J S3
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. Jnne SO. at 11 a. m.. 35 all pur-
pose horses aad vehicle*. , 664 Broadway. Oak-
land.' GEO. REED & CO.. Auctioneers.
*.»"__ AUCTION SALE THURSDAY. July 1,
_Jfe^J^ at 11 a. tn.. at 205 and 209 Valencia it.
Horses, wagons, buggies, carts and harness:
camping outfits of all kinds; from 50 to 75 head
constantly on hand; a good chance to buy: horse*
must be as represented or money refunded. Out*
side stock sold on commission. Phone Park
2723. WILLIAM CLOCCIH. Auctioneer.
Wand, hence June 23 for Everett, with nohr
Sausalito in tow. brooe June 23 for Siuslaw
river; wind lighkr SW.
LONDON. June 20— Br bark Inverness-«bir?.
from - Tacoma ' for Queenstown. pnt Jnto> Valpa-
raiso: Bre broke out in bold whil«» at «ea: en-
countered heavy weather; part ot cargo-damaged;
win be aurveyed.
Per stmr r S Loop — On June 29. 3:30 p m.
10 mile* north of Point Reyes, passe* Br uttlp
Lord Templeton.' in tow tug Sea,Ror«r, beoco
June 29 for Eurek.t.
RAILWAY* TRAVEL
.... .i \u25a0 1 . „ . — \u0084,.»..,..,\u25a0 «
yGtH^Ny THAWS LEAVE AMD ARE *.
\J^p7y San Francisco
• V^t^*^ F«om Jvxa 20. 1909
VIA. OAKLAND PIER
Leave (Foot or Maxxet Snml Arriv* ;
2.15 a Nilea, livfnaore, Traey. Lfthrop.
Stockton. Lodi, Sacramento 10J«»
8.40 a Hayward. Niles. Ssa Jose 7.08 a
7.00 a Richmond. Port Costa, Beaicia. Suison.
DLxon. Sacramento, KOflrville, Marys-
viUe. Redding, Dunsmuir 7.25»
7.00 a EtaL-a, Vacavill*. Rutnsey. .: 7.28p
7J»a Davis. Woodlaad (Mar>fvsl!e. Oro-
TiD«). WHliama. Max^dl, Willows.
Haailton. Corab c. Red Bluff. 7.28 a
7.40 a Vanajo, Kapa. Calutoga, gaato Kos».
Martiaex. San Razaon, Dougherty.
Pltaaaaton. 6.08?
7.40 a Nfles, Pleuaatoa. Lmrmere, Alla-
moat, Lathrop, Stockton 7.28 a
7.40« Trscy, Los Ba'aos, Kermaa, Fresco, •
HaafoßLViaalia. ; 4.28?
B.ooa Newark. Saa Jo«e. Loa Gatos, Wngbt,
Fdton. Saata Cras 8-48 a
8.20 a Port Costa, Martiaea, Byron, Tracy.
Stockton, Merced. Fresno, fioabea
Junction (Hisfotd). Vialia, Porter-
vflle. Bakenfidd. *«.
8.20 a Yosemite Valley via Merced 4.48»
9.00 a NUes. livtraore. Stoekton (•Miltoa).
Valley Spring. loae. Sacramento 4.28 a
9.00 a Sonora. Tuohunne sad Aagds 4.28s
9.00 a Atlantic Express— Sacramento. Trjc-
kee, Ogdro. Salt Laka City, Denver.
Kansas City 8.28»
9.40* Richmoad. Port Costa, Martiaea,
Bay Point *\u25a0***
10.20 a Vallejo. Mars Wand. Naps 1 1.23*
10.20* Los Angeles Passenger— Port Costa.
Martinet, Byron, Tracy, Stockton.
Kerced. Fr»?no, HanfoH. Visalia,
Ttdare. Bakera&eld. Loa Angrfes.. . . . 7.48 i
10.40 a Goldndd Pa«— Port l>><». Besicia.
Saenusrato, Tnirkee, Earn). Mma.
Toaopah. Cotdidd. Laws. Keeler.. . . 7.48 a
10.40* Maryivule. Chiro. Red Blufl. 4.28p
12.00 m The Overland Limited— Deaver, K*n-
sas City. Omaha. Chicato. 7.28»
1.20? Ntlfs, Saa Jow aad Way Station* 2.43*
1.40 i SaaLeaadro. Xiles. Ceaterrille, New- f 9.08*
arfc.San.Jose \ 7.28»
2-OOp Newark. Saa Jose. Loa Gatoa. Wright.
Fdton. Boulder Creek. Santa Crai. . 9.58»
2.40 a San Leaadro. Nilea, Sao Jow 9.25 a
3.00 a Beaieta, Winters. Sacramento, Wood-
land, Marvsvillo and Orov-Jl* 10.48*
3.20 a Port Costaf sto* ton). Martinet. B>-roD.
Modesto. Merwd. Frnmo . -.r IZOBI
3.45* Via Sausalito. West Napa, St. Helena.
Calistoga 10.35*
4.00 a VaUf>. Xapa, Calistoga, Saata Rosa.
Martiaea. San Ramon. Dougherty,
livermore 9.28*
4.00 a Nilea, Tracy, Stockton. Lodi • 0.28 a
4.40 a Saa leandro, Hsyward. Nilea, I t 8.28 a
PleaAoton, Livennore I II 1.48*
S.OOa The Owl Limited — Newman. Los
,->.. Baaos, Meadota. Kermaa. Fresno.
Tulare, Bakwsftdd. Loa Augelea.. . . . 8.48*
6.00 a Richownd. Pinole. Vallfjo. Porti
Costs. B»nicia, Suisun. Sacramento I 11.25 a
— Roseville. Lincoln, MarysviHe, I l.OS>
Oroville. Fair Oak#. Fobom )
5.00» RuseeO, San Jose, Lot Gatoa. 9.28*
6.00* Satorday and Sunday for Wright. Fel-
ton. Santa Cmi : |9.28 a
* 5.20 a Saa Leaadro^ Nilea, San Jose. 7.48*
e.OOji Shasta Limited— Portland. Tacoma.
- Seattle t.tBp
8.40 a Eastern Exprtsa— Ogdea, Pueblo, :„-:
Denver. Kansas City. St. Loms,
ttir 3. ga :
Port Costa, Besicia, Saenmesto.
Reao. Sparks 8 23»
6.40 a Hayward. Niles sad San Joae 8.48*
J7.00s Vallejo, Port Costa. Martiaea, Bay
Point and Way Stations. J11.131
8.20 a Oregon Express^ — Sacramento, Marvv
vi!l». Reddinc (MacdoeLAiQamata
. Falls), Ashland, Portlaad, Tacoma,
Seattle, Spokaae. 9.48*
9.00f Caiaa aad Japan Fast MaS— Ogdea,
Caeyeane. Dtaver, Kansas City.
Omaha. Chicago 2.48»
11.00 a Yosemite Valley via Niles, Merced.
Q Portal 8.48*
11.00* Riles. Lathrop, Modesto. Merced,
Fresno , '. 10.38 a
11.40 a Portlaad Express (via Davig)^jni-
liams. Willows. Red Bluff, Wesd.
Aahland. Portlaad. Taeoma. Seattle. »2.28»
VIA COAST L.UVS
(Third and Towuead Streets)
t5.25* Loop— 23d Street, Visitarion, South
San Francisco, Valencia Street t 5.35»
f5.40* Loop — Valencia St., Oceaa View.
Cemeteries, South Saa Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd aad Towasead. ..... |6.50 a
8.40* South Saa Francisco, Saa Jose, Gilroy.
(Hollister), Barj?at. Salinas. 8.50» \u25a0
$7.00* Sunday Excursion Gilroy, Pajaro. Ctv
•roviUe, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific ' >
Grove 10.50s
B.ooa Th» Coaster— San Jos*. Castroraie.
(Del Moate, Monterey, Pacific Grovt),
Salinas. Soledad. Paso Roblea Bot
Springs, Saa Luis Obispo, Pizmo,
Oceaao. Surf. Lompoc. Saata Bar-
bars. Ventura. Oxnard. Los Ang»!r«. 1 1.<5»
8.05* Marfield. Loa Altoa. Loa Gatos. Wright.
(Boulder Creek). Santa Cms. Watson-
ville. CaatroviUe. LVI Moate. Mon-
terey. Pacific Grove. 1.23 i
8.20 a Soat'a San Frsaeisro, Pab Alto, Saa
Jose, Way Stations 745 a
8.20* Lea Altos. Los Gatos, Wright, (Boulder
Creek). Santa. Crua. t7.20»
9.00* San Jo-c, Gilroy. Salinas, Cfianrior,
Paso Robles Hot Spriegp, Saa Loin
. Obispo— Hollister— Bant* Cms, Del
Moate. Moatecsy, Pacifio Grove 4.00 a
10.40* South Saa Fraaeisco, Burliagaar,
- Saa Mateo. Palo Alto, Saa Jos* f-30*
10.40* Las Altos, MonU Vista, LfltG*to«..{ **;*{£
11.30* Valencia St. Oeeaa Mew. Colaa. V i
Cea«teries. Badea. San Bruno !.35»
11.40* Souta Saa Fraiwiseo. San J0ae....... f8.20a
l.00» Saturday, Palo Alto aad Way Sutioaa. 5.00b
Z00» South Saa Francisco. Palo Alto. Saa
Jose 8.40*
fZOO* Los Altoa. Los Gatos, Wright (Boulder
Creek), Saato Cm 5....:...::.: t3.20»
f2. 1 Of Bay Shore. Vintaaon. San Bruno t«.*s»
3.00s Dei Monta Express— Saa Jose, Gilroy.
Chittendea. Watsaaville. SaatA Crua,
Del Moate; JJoaterey. Pacific Grove. I? M»
f3.15i Mayfield. Loa Altoa. Loa Gatos.
Wright (Boalder Creek). Saata Crua. 9.45*
3.20s South Saa Francisco, dan Jose, Gilroy.
CMtroviße. Saliaas, 10.25*
4.00f Sunset Express— •Tucson, Deming.
Q Paso, Houstoa. New Orleans.
Puo Robleti Hot Sprinzs, San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles. 1 1.40*
4.80 a Gilroy. Hollister, Tres Pinos 8.50 a
4.00» Del Monte. Moaterey. Pacifio Grove. . 1 145»
4.00f Kaasas City. St. Louis, Cnk*F> 1 140*
4.20 a South Saa Francisco. Saa J05e.... . . . t*oo*
t5.00» Saa Bruno. Saa Mates. Palo Alto.
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tS.OSs Loop— 23d Street, Vwtaeioa. South
San Fraaeisco, Valenn* Street 18.13*
5. 1 Op Lot Altos. Loa Gates, Wrisht. (Boulder
Creek). Santa Craa, 9.50p
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t5.20a Los Altos, Monti Vista, Los Gatos.. . . f3.20»
+5.25» Burlingame, San Mateo, Saa J05e.. . . . t3.20a
t5.309 Loop — Valencia St. Oceaa View.
Cemeteries, South Saa Fiandico.
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8.40f San Bruno, Saa Matto, Redwood, Palo
.Mto. Santa Clara. San Jose. 7.40*
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Fraadiieo, ValeneU 5treet.......... f7.15p
t6.25p Loop— Valend* Street. Oee*a View,
\u25a0 Cemeteries. • South Saa « Fraacßco,
~J *»"' 33d Street, 3J and Towbitikl f7.40i
630 a South Saa Franruco, Saa Jose 5.40»
' B.ooa Los Asfeles Paasenier— San Mattn,
Redwood, Palo -Alto. San J««e.
. Gilroy, Salinas. Pa» Robles Hoi
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