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hfit three weeks and tbe spinners with a good
vtock 00 ligoj are not eoSBg 10 entir the m»r
•ket at these prices and that there will be a lot
-or bedjre wiling ajrainet this new cotton."
A Liverpool cable ears: "Distinctly more
b-is-ness iv Maacbetter «n the decline in cot
ti»n. * - -
r,i A v* rw i. Orlpan * wi "> cays: . "Texas v and
OUahnta. hnrt past redempUon. General posl
tnw of cotton more acutely bullish than for 20
j-ear*-. -
One of the best planters in Missiselppl, who
.1 . Z*** 1 ?!. 1 ** y * Jn 'Texas,- wrtte-j to the effect
»hat It will take from S to 10 acres In the
latter state to make a bale of cotton. W rather
M saa dry.
$'•"' cln «^ «eadr. Mirtd!inp nplands. 12.60 c;
-Bi<sdUug -gulf. 12.&*. Sales, none.
COTTON FITfJHES
Option-. Op*n Ilirt \u25a0 Low Clmf
£"* vf \ 12.15 c 32.1fic 12.10 c 12.1 Cc
12.02 c 12.02 c 12.02 c* 12.13 c
££**\u25a0; ".12c 12.17 c 12.00 c 12.1.V
l't*mt*r 12. »:»-- 12.22 c 12. 0.V 12.20 c
i"? uarr 121S; 12.22 c 12.04 c 12.1 V:
\r J rT • 12.1f1c
V";, 12.1Tc 12.24e 12.06 c 12.22 c
Ami .; i" "lc
M*-yM *-y .12.120 12.23 c 12. i6c 12.23 c
SL. tVoal* Wool Market
«T. IX)IIR. Au*. 5.— W00l steady: territory
• nfl vrwtern «*)->dinnis. 25«?25c; fine medium, 22
C2sc: fine. ISTiiJV.
a^a«tern Llvratock Market
\u25a0_- OMAHA
OMAHA. Any. IS.— Cattle— Receipts. 1.500
»: p »d; ns;k.-i active aad ""troiiger. Western
f'.-^rn. t?..,V><-|.V.Vj : 'IV\a« »tr,. rs . $30.-i: range
<-»«•-- aid Ivifor*. fr.7r.5r4.46: ranners. f2<33:
•-. or-krns and f*<rder*. Jf2.7r.y5.10: calves. f3.25
,1g \u25a0>.«.": bu*!* Jim] sias«. $2.7553 4.75.
fT«C« Itu-Liptt; 6>oo head: market steady to
I«c hi-rl:->r. Hpsvt. $7.45fii7.70: mixM. $7.50(0
«.'CT: light-. $7.7i0*-ir.7«: i>igs, $6.25(37.25; bulk
of-<sjile*. *7.W<ii7.Cs. f
sb«T>— l>o«»ints. fi.2o(-> h»>sd: market steady,
?4.75t|5.35: wether*. Sirgi.SO: ewes.
*1..v©4.50; latab*. $<J.50<g7.40
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. s.— Cattle— Receipt •.
6.0(-0 head: market rteady to strong. Native
fto»ts. |4.5<'g.7.r<0; native cows and heifer*.
5J.2-r.-a7: stackers «tid feeders. *3g5.25: buUs.
f i€ 4.23: oslves. J3.750T: western steers. $4.23
\u26664/«-25r western rows, $2.65®4.50.
Hoss— Receipt--, S.OOO h**d: market BglOe
riigher. Bulk or Bales, $7.6067.^5: packers and
t-ufner*. $6.70§5.75; Ught. $7.5067.80; pigs.
f<>.rJlo 7.40. -
Sbf^jy— Rw^lpts. 3.000 head: market -"teaav.
Muttons. S4CS: lambt-. 55.50«55.7r»: ranee weth
ers. $3.50@5.25; range ewes, $3. 2564.85.
Xe-*r York Metal Market
NEW YORK. Ang. 5.— A decline in the F.njr
lii-h tin market to £123 for spot and £131 10s
for futures was followed by a sonM>-«rbat e*«ier
l«al market, with spot closing at 29.50 c. The
m-tal rx.-hao-r-' rpported a »al* of 75 tons for
N«iTDiN>r «sellvrry at 2».30Q20.40c.
The markf-t for standard copper on the New
lork m»tal e-rcharge was a Kbade lower, but
\u25a0itm+A f.esrlr in too* with standard spot Quoted
«t 12.r^<-xi2.7.V. s«i». s were reported of —
ions -frtr NoTemW drliv->rr at 12.80 c. Closing
lir-Wii for Angtist. 12.70<?12.7.V: Soptemhef,
12..5«iJ2.K7 1 ir: Onolwr. J2.50(b12.!>0«- XoT»m
r*r. 12.**7H«512.t»C'; Der»ml*r. 12.32 l -i'gl3.a>.
«>Mt.«id<» cf ihe exrbitnre local dealers wrrf cnot-
Inr lak»> at ir..l2>i«Tl3..V^ : electrolytic. 12.756
13.12U<": cjcTirj. 12.624ei2.fi0r. *
Ttw London market was' a little lower, with
\u25a0p-st cjuotM at £56 Us 3d and future"! at £3!» 10s.
X.f»4 was tmrhtnyvd at £12 J0« tn Ixradon.
Th» lo^ni mitrk'-t ws* steafiy ar 4.25«4.-*Wc.
<tprlxr<r -ariis unchan-red at £22 in the London
"market. «nd while ir romain<»d firm local*v
riur^rs an<l fliers **ei7tei\ further apart, with
ipct <j«ot"»<l at ".35-aS.7.V:.
The EnglUh iron market wa« un"-hnn":e<l. with
Cleveland warrants qaot«*d at 43s 7tid. Locally
tte markrt was steadr.
'•^\u25a0T-tl -Stores — Turpentioe and ROIII
• SAVANNAH. Aug. s.— Spirits of turpentine
\u25a0r.rtn at 50 cents; *a!es 3iO: shipments, 61; sales,
Ro*ln Srm: sa!es. 2.5-C5; rtyeipts, Z. 253; ship
tncnt-i. Til: stork. 14XS01. Quote: B. J3(g3.10;
P. tZ.SQ: E, $i..V,(?i3.C«: F. $-i.SO: G. J3.65;
It".* 4 * %: V *"> W*, K. $4.55; M. *j65.20; N,
?5.Ci; »VG. «.45: WW. $6. ~
REAL ESTATE TRA..XSACTIOXS
E. J. Hsnses to Albert Meyer. lot in S line
of California street, 32:6 TV of Seventh avenue,
TV 12T» t>r S lno. and one other piece; $10.
- P#srl Mat well (formerly Tildcot to Gustave
C. Spaeth aiwl wife. lot in S line of Clement
• nre*t.' S2:« L' of T*n cnty-foarth arenue, E 'Si by
S 100; $10.
Sophie r>fci£ to IValtrr C. Fiebig. lot ia F.
line of Florida street, I*3 N of Twenty-Cm, N
i 5 t>y E otto-. $io.
• J<»e Bsptista aad wifp to Georjce Ullrich, lot
In X line of Il^yr-s street, 137:0 1; of Lyoo, E
&2:»» by X 137:6: $10.
A*y A. ] U.". iot.. to Clarenor F. Dickenson. ;
lot in S I:dc of Point Locos avenue, 10ti:3 E of:
'int-nty-fim. t: -i^S by S 100; $10.
Jcim KinVrl and wife to TV. 11. Inpc'*. lot ia
5 line of Pine street, 40 W of Monroe, W 40 by
6 66:6; $10. '
.'*::.f » L. Flood to Union tract company of San
J'raiscl*co. lot at NE corner of California and
Iwris ctreei*. E-43:U». N eS:9. E 43:10. N
SSO1; W »1:8. S 91: is $10.,
Jaiues U. Foilis and Union trust company to
3.-.»rPs H. v;. Foll'.s et al.. same.
Margaret E. <le Vecthi et al. to Adolpa B.
Eprr.-keU. same; $10.
S. Tmcas (flttptry tn O»car \Malm<]nUt. lot
4n St\" line of Moaot Vcnioa avenne, 42 SE of
LouisN-Tt street. SE 3*3:3 by J?W 100; $10.
Emrra A. Andrn<un to John Stormon and wife,
lot 111 S War- of Dnncaa street, 123 E of Dolores,
E 23 by S 114; $10.
E. CL Heller to David Lowenstein, half inter
est in lot io N line of Jackson street, 137: CTV
©f Ma-K>n. \V 23 by N G«:9: $10.
• Frederick H. Meyer and wife to Bertha Bonn
fceim. lot io TV line of Devisadero street, 20:8U
yof Sacrmraento, N 01 :« by TV 110: $10.
Sol Get* & Sons to Fel!z Sebaefer et *1.. lot
in TV lin»> of Forty-third avenue, 100 S of S
•tr»et. X 23 by W 120; $10. .
Ms-Ki H. Waterbury to John Gallagher, lot in
y line of Fultoa street, 143H W of M» sonic
• venue. N 394*2% to Matrmic cemetery, NW to
land con rf .red ty frantor axd George A. VTater
btiry to Mauls Perieh; $10.
Unto K. aad Mildred Cssher to Benjamin
S : ?»r-"'h. lot In E line cf Erkson wort. 161 X
Cf T"«*t «r»>et. X 0:6 by TV 40: $10.
M*ira Drmr*oy t« Lcke Dempsey, '.{..of lot In
*> linr of Greccwich ftreet, 200 TV of Buchanan,
TT 23 by X 120: $10.
Anaftatia H»lfy to Sp<»Bcer Orant. lot in E
Jin* of Lparenwortß street, 100 X of Pacific,
»v 20 by E O: $10.
Spenr-er Grant to Weftprn investment com
"pacv. lot In X line of Leavecwortb street, 100
S of l"acinc, X 20 by E «8: $10.
Fsbiao A. < aliatrn and wif«> to Morris Mll
|fr. lot ia X line of Twenty-sixth street. 148:8
g\ of Castro. TV 22:10 by X 114; $10.
Era Tapper io City and County of San Fran
ris<.-o. lot in E line of Chnrrb street. 141 X of
Elrbteenth. X 27 by E *&, and one other
p.^ \u25a0«• : $10.
Henry Antr aa<l wif» to Anna M. Howes, lot
Jn S line of /"lay strert. r^;» \v of Leavenworth,
,%V 25 :» by S 102:6; $10.
Tbe Anglo California "bank ltd. to Anglo Cal
ifornia- troft company, lot on RW corner of
|>>visaaero and Ecdy streets. S 23 by TV 100;
610. ;
Sol Getz i Son« to Otto Bromer and wife,
lot in E Hoe of Twelfth aresc«, 250 S of.X,
£ 25 by E 120: $10.
Lillian M. Drisooll to Sol Gets fc Sons, lot
en Sff oornpr of Madrid street, 125 STY Brazil
*v»na^. STI- 23 by XTV 1W); $10.
C. TV. McAfee to Jennie Foffel. lot ia S liae
rf Montana street, 100 W of Plymouth. TV
£5 by S 123: $10.
Jasnes B. Xewsom to Bessie A. Xewsom, lot
In S? corner of Esmcralda and Cterubasco streets,
6TV 23 by SE 70: jrift-
O«T« TV. Hori^an to Anna M.^'Tlooa ' et aL,
ii lot in E line of Hyde street, 110 S cf Val
lejo. 6 27:6 by E 93.-O; $10.
A Faiauano and wife to Salvatore Sanfl
tippo. lot Sl3. gift map I: $10.
<!nstar Maiawald to Mary McEee, lot 23,
H«ck Q. Park Lane tract 3: $10.
John If. *irsdy and wife to Annie Gellespie.
Jot. In NE line of Madinon rtreet. 125 XTV of
Tel«a. XW 25 by XE 120: $10.
Jainn Reavey to Jane Ueavey. lot la X line
of Freelon strwt, 130 STY of Fourth, STY 23
t>v s 1*7:6: rift.
' Bernard Hemming and wife to Xicsolas Hem
tQins and wife, lit in X line of Twenty-foorth
Street. 123 TV cf I>iamoad. TV 25 by N 114: $10.
Tbe Atsrlo Callfnrnian b-mlc to-C. X. Wolfe,
lot in TV line of Treat avenue. 275 S of Xlne
twafh s -*»t, S 75 by TV 122--3, and four other
pieces; JlO.
Buildins Contract*
Thomas Tippftt with Higginson Jt.Tate com-
Baay— -To erect a two story and basement frame
building In X- line of Nineteenth street, 260
TV of Cburcli. '2s t'T 11*; $4,750.
D.' Moacone with O. Jlossolcttl — To . erect a
two *iory and basement frame building in N
line of O"»tnnt street. 175 E of Laguna, 25
b» IS7:C: "t5.273. —
"jonn Haanajond with CharlPs H. HorU— To
t r--<t a two st>>rr and basement concrete and
\u25a0brick iwilfiinr in TV line of Front str«?t. 66:8
B at Sacramento. S 2-", by W 57:6: % 10. -"',o.
"miite Invpsunent comp-iny J. G. Sutton
A: Co.— Uoctrlc 11-rhtins. .power *y*tem*. «od
telephone wlriiis for a 10- story class A bnild
lns at NIC corner of California and Battery
etrVWs. X SS-C »-y X.e2:,52.720. •
nmroellnc IJ. Bates with;E. C. Bletch— Alter
rii'T.« and ad<i:tiotu> : to a frame ttuildin-; in s
lln* of Cl«r:«tr» l et. 131i3 E of Scott, S 127:SU
fcr E 45i?1.49rt.
.\u25a0Dai«=r B. and Jason Could with R. n.~- Ban
rinx — T« --wet » two tit try. aad hasement bttlld-
Jns in V lio# of Twenty -first avenue. 230 S of
Ijiie «*»*(. N 2*"S by TV 120: 13.537.
Matthew Smifb with SlapqnUt & Forbe»_nx
niTatln-:. lvu)kb»aijln»:. and <^»aap»'t-» work for r
rwo ctriry a-Kl bai^roect brtck hatldinr in S line
ef -. EU is street., 37 :6 _W of Hyde, XV ; SO by S
to: 1 111 iCTijiiy'tTiwiiy ilwwMMWiMiiiiii
Trunk Pellican*. DfUK'treo Bobino'wlth A. V.
t!r*w« Si Co. — To wet a thr»« , *tory _ f rame
r^ilMinr In TT-lfn«- of Cbestnnt street, N;23,
V S3. S 23; J1.710.
Arrar Tran«port»
.Tfc» Jjngtn, homeward boo ad. ' sailed August 3
frmii Hotioluln. , , - •
. Tfe* Crook if ! n port. " •-\u25a0'\u25a0'. "«
Tb* Euford sailed Acgust 3 from Seattle for
|J«uUa. . :•--; ' *
The PH*rmaß Is ia port.
Tfce W*rron ft at M'^tla.'VfwHpwHH
The fh^ridan sailed for Manila Aujrost 5. ::
The Th«tn»». outward UMind, taiJed July 13
KORE A SAILS FOR
ORIENTAL PORTS
Liner With R. P. Schwerin on
Board Is Hustled Away Half a
Minute Ahead of Time
Crowded with passengers, but carrying a light
cargo, the Pacific mall liner Korea, Captain IS.
Faadberg, sailed yesterday for the far east.
R. P. Schwerin, rice president and general man
ager of the company, was a passenger, and it
may hare been on that account that the * dock
officials, dry ryed and cheerful, «>nt the liner
away with a promptness that anticipated j the
official sailing hour, by at least half a minute.
The liner made a pretty departure and by fire
minutes past 1 was Ecooung down the bay
headed for the e£a.
Erery berth on the liner was takes. Among
the passengers were many well known Honolulu
peopie going home and »ome local: people bound
t tor Honolulu. Among the latter were Mrs.
i Julius Kruttschnitt awl Miss Uebeeca Krutt
1 schnitt; Mrs. It.. l\ Schwerin, her little
\u25a0 daughter Arabella and her son Hichard -do - C.
i S<-hweriu; Mrs. M. 11. dr Voting:, the Misses
Kathleen and I'tylUs dc Vooog and M. 11. tie
Young.
In the Asiatic steersge, carefully' Isolated and
rarrounded by every precaution that medical
science ' ctmld suggest, was the Chinese | leper
who was discovered iv the detention shed a lew
days ago mid ordered deported. -The, danger
of infection Irotn a cane of leprosy is not re
garded as seriouo, but in this instance no
chance* were taken.
Tbe Korea's passengers included:
FOR HONOLULU
Mrs. M. E. Alexander |Miss CarlotU Moyer
K. O. Bailey |\V. T. McFie/
Wtrd Baxter |C. T. Murray
A. M. Belueld JMiss M. O'Connor
Mrs. 11. BUnehard (Lieutenant C. b. Owen.
E. C. Bradley | U. S. M. C.
Mrs. E. C. Bradlfi jC. V. Platt .
Dr. B. P. Brodie I Mrs. C. I. Platt
Mrs. B. P. Brodie |W. C. Randall
Harry Brans - - |Mrs. W. C. Randall
H. F. Dutton I Miss K. Renton
Mrs. H. F. Dutton | Captain F. F. Bobards,
Leßoy M. Edwards | U. S. M. C.
Mrs. J. L. Gullck jMfcs K. Robertson
Miss J. Uustafsoa iW. T. Schmidt
Miss L. R. Haas R. P. Scbwerin
A. L. Hall Mrs. R. P, Schwerin
Mrs. A. L. Hall j and 2 maids
I\ T. Hannigan I Miss Arabella Schwerin
Mrs. P. T. Hannlgan- Maoter Richard de C.
and infant j Schwrrin
Mrs. George Lyons |W. Scarby
Mis- 1,. M. Hosmer |W. H. Smith
John Kidwell j Mrs. M. &. Thompson, 3
Mrs. F. T. Kong | children and maid
Miss A. L. KoDg (Mrs. E. C. Threlfall
Mrs. Julius Krutuohnltt A. T. Trainor
and maid I». L. Withington
M'.ss ti. Kruttschnitt ,C. Wolters. iufant and
Miss M. Leßrun : amah
Miss Mary Ley M. 11. de Young
W. A. Lotc Mr*. M. U. de Young
Mrs. TV. A. Lot* j and -maid
Captain J." MeArabie Miss K. de Young
Mrs. TV. T. McFic j Miss P. de Young
YOKOHAMA
Miss L. A. Bend and' Sydney Haywood
maid (Hubert Henry,
Miss B. Bend IJames Mitchell
Re». A. T. Brown 1 Mrs. James Mitchell
Mrs. A. T. Brown {Master M. Mitchell
Mits M. O. Cammack |MUs M. MltcheU
J. J. M. Carst • I D. O. Mcßae »
Mrs. J. J. M. Carst [Miss J. Perry
Max Gebauer j Robert A. Ross
H. S. Glesmer Sir Edward Stracey
Ret. Allen K. Fau«t Miss E. J. Tweedie •*
Mrs. Allen K. Faun Miss S. L. Wicdner
Master L. M. Faust (Miss Dorothy Whitney
Miss C. Feurtner and maid
Miss Lora Howe jProf. Frank H. Wood
Misc M. E. Harlow Mrs. L. E. Wilkinson
KOBE
Ml*s L. Campbell Master L. Gait
Miss G. 1.. I'svis Mi«s I). Gait
j Rer. W. , A. Daris Miss U. Holstrom
Mrs. W. A. Daris !Dr. E: M. Kent
M. B. Daris (Mrs. E. M. Kent
Master 11. I- Daris [Miss Anna M. McKee
I>r. A. G. Fletcher Miss Mary Mackenzie
H. S. Gait Miss E. F. Plummer
Mrs. H. S. Gait - Miss Grace Stewart
MUs Mabel Gait !
. SHANGHAI
j EeT. J. W. Bradley A. T; HueckeadorlT '
1 Mrs. J. W. Bradley K. H. King
Master H. Bradley Dr. C. L. Ly6n
Mrs. Laura Basn-ell Mrs. C. L. Lyon
M. R. Charles Dr. Maud Mackey
Mrs. M^. R. Charle*_ Mrs. Alice McCaslln
Miss G. R. Charles H. J. Post
Miss M. H. Charles R. A. Sawyer Jr.
Miss U M.- Collier. C- E. Whlttlesey
Miss M. E. Dougherty Mrs. C. E. Whlttlesey-
Miss S. Exmes j.
HONGKONG
R." E. Bakenhns I Mrs. J. M. Mask in
Mrs. R. E. Bakenhus P. W. McClintock
Bret H. Baldwin • Mrs. P. W. McCltntock
Ml» A. C. Barton Master G. McClintock
W. H. Dietrich • A. J. O'Mall^y
G. C. Delmar M'.fs Helen O'Malley
Victorian" Elicano Miss Anne O'Malley
M. H. ElUott Miss Alice J. O'Malley
Miss Violet Fisher M!«s Hannah K. O'Mal
i. W. Gallagher ley
E. C. Hammer Mi*s E. G. O'Malley
Mrs. M. HargreaTes Miss Nellie Prescott
Miss F. Hore -Miss E. H. Reppert
Miss X, Howell (Miss E. G. Bodes
Miss F. Howell Miss B. M. Spencer
C W. Hngbes - R. Strong \u25a0 -••*'
Mrs. M. G. Jones E. J. Weeks ;
Mott Kelslar C. H. Wick*
Mr*. Mott Kelilar and Mrs. S. H. Wilbur
Infant - L. M. Wilcoxson
Miss Bessie Law ton S. Wolff
Dr. T. M. Li s Harry A. Wright
J. M. Mackln |Yunp Kwal
JOIN AT HONOLULU
Mrs. C. P. Bliss JW. L..Hnbbard
W. T. Crenshaw I.V. Osborne
Mrs. W. T. Crenshaw iMrn. N. Osborne
Mrs. L. K. Dunhama JMrs. G. B. Stewart
O. Funcke
CAEGO BHEAKS DOWN DECK
Th<» British ship Pegttns. which arrived July
7 from Antwerp with a large cargo of general
merchandise, will be towed today to Moore &
Scott's Oakland shipyard to hare its 'tween
decks pnt back in place.
In 'loading the ship at Antwerp a big ship
ment of steel blooms was stowed on the 'tween
decks. The freight -was bearler than the'deck
was strong, and with the working of tbe ehlp
during tbe long Toyage tbe stanchions support
ing the deck buckled, six steel beams broke and
tbe deck settled down in some places as much
as four feet.
Moore & Scott hare been awarded tbe
contract to straighten the bent stanchions and
replace the broken beams. ;"•'\u25a0> - -
CAPTAIKEO-WABD CELEBRATES AT HOME
Captain Edward Howard, 'probably tbe oldest
master mariner on the Pacific cooast and , one
of the oldest in the world, celebrated.- on
Wednesday, , the sixtieth annlrersary of his de
parture from this port with a shipload of gold"
laden passengers bound for New \u25a0 York -by way
of tbe isthmus of Panama."./. .•-
Captain Howard for -many years celebrated
this anniversary by visiting, the Merchants', ex
change, digging up a- few old cronies and swap
ping reminiscences. Shortly after his last visit
he fell down a | flight of stone stairs in Oak
land and has sot been ~ very nimble - since, so
this year be celebrated at home.
If Captain Howard lives until next March, and
be says he will and then some, he will be $S
years | of age.
NIPPON MARU IS DUE TODAY .
The Japanese liner Nippon Mara Js due today
and Is expected to reach . port early ' this fore
noon. The - liner Is bringing about 2.500 tons
of oriental - f reighht, 25 cabin passengers and
about 40 Asiatics In the steerage.
According -to a wireles* \u25a0 received - from the
liner the Nippon was 400 miles away at 8 p. m.
August 4. At the same hour the day before
the liner was £10 mles away. _
This means that, the Nippon Is ' making more
than -400 --miles a day. and 'it, this epeed .is
maintained will * be* In port early this morning.
MAEIPOSA WILL SAIL TODAY
The Oceanic steamship ' company's linrrMsri
posa. Captain Hayward, will sail today for
Tahiti «t 11 o'clock. a. m. ; The liner will carry
about 70 passengers, : most of them tourists. mak- 1
leg the' round trip -between here and* Papeete.
R. W. Larritt and . family of Los Angeles, who
will be passengers on the liner, will go as far
as - WeHlngton. N. Z.. «nd will return by way
of Tahiti in a few months.
TEEASTOE OX THE KOREA
Although - the - liner - Korea, which sailed ye*.
terday for the orient, carried a 'small cargo, the
big 'steamship's treasure room • was stacked \u25a0 with
gold and silver-bullion valued at $2.134.552.
The gold, of which there was J 1, 928,835. Is for
Kobe. The silver is . for Hongkong, Shanghai
and Calcutta.' ... ' ' \u25a0" - ' \u25a0
SANTA EOS A CARRIES MANY PASSENGERS
-The Pacific cooast ; steamship company's Santa
Hosa, Captain Alexander,^sailed v yesterday , for
coutheru California ports - with *• a \u25a0 large number
of passengers, among , whom '. were: : ; \u25a0*. — . . /•
P. L. \u25a0 Reeves, : wife and daucbter; ; L. R. Fer
gn»on. Miss H. Sloan, .Miss 11. A. Waite. XV.
Haley and wife,*; Mrs.": S.vJT. : Lane, ,'A. B. Willis;
wife and daughter, G. Olmstead, \u25a0 F.*- B. " Rogers
•nd wife, , A. H. Bullion ;and wife, Mr«. M.'
Henry. J. M. Durm and. wife, R. , N. Jamison
and. wife. ; , ' ', •
WATEE FRONT HOTES .
The Pacific mail Ilqer Manchuria left Shangbai
W«lnesday! for -this port. , -\u0084• -.-. ;
•-The s freighter . Riverside Wednesday
from Salina Cm* for San Diego.; •", \u25a0--- ' .=
".Tbe Pacific -mall liner' Pennsylvania, "home-;
ward bound from ' Panama and- dae here Sunday,
was. 790' miles ' south of this- port, at mldnijut
August 4. . • . , -
Beeelptu of lumber yesterday by < sea 'amounted
to 2.150.<hp0 fret. <33 tBt0Bmf9^KBfttegmi
.The steamer Admiral Sampson, of .the : Alaska
Pacific~*teamship company, : arrived | yesterday 1 05
boors. from Seattle \u25a0\u25a0 with a- full 'complement of
paesengerß.' h The -Admiral Sampson will sail 1 to
day- for Los' Angeles. r : \u25a0-"; .;-;. * v .. '
Tbe ;1 EHUeh ships*- Olticbnrn >. and \u25a0 Cromn'on
both ; on i, Pnget : eoond^are ; chartered |for wheat
thence to Europe at 27s 6U. " ' -_-. : -. >
THE SA* M?AyCISC6' GALL, SVTJGUST '6; 'lOTO;
Carries Littele Cargo, But Many Passengers
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
-" ' V From * | Steamer {Date"
Honolulu Pleiades :::... Aug. 6
San Pedro ...:......-.. Shasta ........ Aus*. 6
China & Japan. ........ Nippon Mam. .. Aug. 6
Puget Sound Ports..... Umatilla .....: Aug. • 6
San Diego & Way , Ports Governor . . .'. .'. Aug. 6
Coquille River .. . Elirabeth ..... Aug. 6
Portland & Astoria..*.. Yosemlte ...... Aug. 7
San Pedro .. ...... J. "B. Stetson;. Aug. .7.
Portland & Way Ports. G.* W. Elder... Auk. 7
Grays* Harbor "..*..".... IG.1 G. Lindauer T. Aug.";V.B
Salina Cnu.'..; (Mexican :..'... Aug.. S
Grays Harbor ..... .V. [Santa ~ Monica.. Auc. S
Grays :H«rbor"'.: .. Chehalls ...... Aug. 8
Grays Harbor Newburg \u25a0 . . . . . : Aug. .. S
N.* York- via -Acapulco. Pennsylvania .. Ang. S
Puget Sound Ports.. ... President "..'.'.. Aug. .' 8
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Fcam .;:. Aug. ; S
San Pedro .'. Santa Barbara.. Aug.- 3
Hnmboldt ............. F. A. Kilburn.. Aug. «
Portland & Astoria.... Nome City ... Aug. 0
San Pedro... Hanalel . .. Aug. 8
Portland & Astoria State of Cal... Aug. 8
Los Angeles Ports..... Ad. Sampson... Aug.' 8
San Pedro & Way Ports Coot Bay .... Aug. 0
San Diego & Way Port* Santa Rosa ... Ang.. 8
Uumboldt ............. City.oX Topeka. Aug. 10
Seattle 4c. Tacoma..... Watson Aug. 10
Honolulu Lurline . : . .... Aug. 11
; Hllo Enterprise .... Aug. 1 1
San Pedro G. W. Elder. .. Aur. 12
• Point Arena & Albion. iPomo ......... Aug. 12
Coos Bay ..\M. F. Plant. .. Aug. 12
\ TO SAIL •\u25a0. -•
Destination | Steamer | galls [Pier
August 8— -.' I . \u0084 \u25a0 ; I ' I
Grays Harbor .. ..JWesterner .1 5 pmj....
Belliugham ... \u0084..|Sha«ta ... ..( J pmj....
Tahiti direct Mariposa ... 11 «m : 7
Los Angeles Ports Ad. Sampson 10 am 20
Humbcldt F. Kilburn. . 10 am 13
August 7—7 —
Los Aneeles Port*.'.... i Yosemlte '... 2 pm . 2
Grays Harbor ....... •. San Jaclnto. Spa..:.
Seattle direct ... i Tallac ..... 3pm 7
Humboldt Ravalll 12 m 2
Coquille River ....•;.. Flfield ..... spm 2
Honolulu Alameda ... 11 am - 7
Mexican Ports.... . Curacao ....110:30a Jl
Pnget Sound Ports; Governor .'..1 2pm iJ
Astoria tt Portland..... Rose City... 11 am 40
Los Angeles Ports G. W. Elder 5 pm 13
Humboldt ' Vanguard .. lpm 2
Coos Bay ...;.... M. F. Plant. 3pm 8
Point Arena &. Albion.. Porno 6pm 2
Humboldt City Topeka . lO.SOa 11
Seattle & Tacoma J. B. Stetson .... ....
Coqnille River ... Elizabeth ... •... . 18 "
Humboldt North. Fork.. 5 pm 20
August 8 —
Los Angeles Ports Chehalls ..'
August $ —
Astoria & Portland.... Claremont .. .... ....
Grays narbor S. Barbara.. 4 pm • 2
New York via Ancon.. Saa Jose ... 12 n> 40
San Diego 3c Way Ports President .. 2pm 8
August 10— •
Seattle k Tacoma |Lakme 1 pm 20
Los Angeles Ports iHanaM .... ." pm 7
Hawaiian Ports .. Pleiades ...12 m 23
I*u?-Jt Sound Ports..... Umatilla ... 2pm 9
Seattle & Tacoma Ad. Sampson 1 pm 20
August 11 —
San Pedro & Way Port* Coos Bay .. "2 pm 11
Grays Harbor Newburg "... 3pm 7
Mendoctno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
August 12 —
Portland &. Way Ports. G. W. Elder 1 pm 13
Grays Harbor S. Moulra.. . 3pm 7
San Diego A Way Porti»|Santa Rosa.. lO.SOa 9
TO S.AIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination 1 Steamer \ Date
Nome & St. Michael... Jefferson; ...... Aug. 7
Skagway & Way Ports. St. Cr01x. ...... Aug. 8
Valdea. & Seward . . . . i . Portland Aug. S
Seward & Way Ports.. A. G. Lindsay. Aur. 10
Skagway & Way Ports. Dolphin ,:...... Aug. 13
Skagway & Way Ports. Hun-boldt ..... Aug. 15
Nome & St. Michael.. San Mateo ... Aug. 15
Valdez & Seward .. Northwestern .. Aujc. 16
Valdez & Seward Ohio Aug. 24
Time Ball
United States branch j hydrographic office. Mer
chants' San Francisco, August
5, moo. •- . -
The time ball on the , roof of tbe Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (I2oth meridian) , or at So. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time.
- J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N.. in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and jreodetlc survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 6 \u25a0..:-\u25a0:.\u25a0.
Sun rises ' \u25a0. .. .... -\:i»s
Sun- sets ??... 7:15,
Moon rises ..10:25 p. m.
Last quarter m00n. :.... 8, at 4:01 \u25a0rm.
New moon .August 15. at 3:40 p. a.
I'i.iiae ;Xlme taiffiel ~ Jllme|
An. I — : — Ft Ft f \u25a0 Ft I Ft *
|H W LWf jH w( LW(
«•- 2^:40 4.a 8:48 o.S 3:30 5.4 0:40 Ti
7.. 3:50 4.4 &:34 1.5 4:15 6.4 10:40 1.3
8.. 5:22 4.2 10:20 2.1 5:00 5.5 11:55 0.9
9.. 6:57 4.0!ll:20 2.8 5:53 5.7 ..
L W |H W .. LW i H W
10.. 1:07 0.4 8:17 4.0 12:20 3.0 0:47 R.S
11.. 2:01—0.1 JJ:2» 4.2 1:25 3.3 7:43 sft
12.. 3:07—0.4 10:20 ,4.4 2:30 3.3 8:37 6 0
U. S. Branch Hydro^raphie Office
A branch of the United States hydrographlc
office, located in the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco, for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. - where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference • and the
latest information can always be obtained re
parding lights, dangers to navigation and nat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S.N., In charge.
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low. water, entrant to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. 1 Date | p.emarks '
Grays Har| 19 jJnlr 7|Cbannel getting bro"ao>r
«.,« « «- . . No change in channel;
Wlllapa B 27 July fe 1C ft. M. L. W. In
channel to Sooth
"'\u25a0 ' * Bend. ; .
Colom R.| 25 |Jone S|U. S. engineer KurveyT
Nehalm It 3 i JB&
lnR south; 500 feet
, ' very narrow. \u25a0 \u25a0
' Depth of 8 feet at low
Tillmk B. 9 Apr. 30 water In channel to
' I Garibaldi.
Yaqulna Bl 14 IJune 2lChannel nar ro w and
II I shifting to sonthwcßt.
b| StAJjuly I °^ C \& U %
I I -" gnlch Icadg over- bar.
Umpqua Rl 10 (July 1 Channel in good condl"
\u25a0-I I I
-, „ „ . 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. 17 Aug. 1 North, Bend:, 11 feet
at \u25a0 low . w a t c r 'to
* - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -^Marshfleld.
COQullle Rl 5 - Uuly l {Channel close to north
I f | Jetty.
_, ' ." No opportunity fo r
Rogue Rlv soundinjrs lately. Be
• { fore rise there was 7
'\u25a0 I : feet on bar. \u25a0 . -
Klamtli R| 7 |July ~-l|Channel stralcht. . \u0084
nmbldt b] 20 July 1 I^. gE
-"\u25a0\u25a0' - \u25a0;- ' I- "'- ' '• 1' ' "'nel. - v : .-.-.\u25a0.^-;
S Pe<lro Bf 23.'|Apr. 15|No change tn channglT 7
S Diego B | 25 (Jnly--«|Xo change in channel. "
S Pablo Bl 24 JApr. 21|Deptb in dredged cban-
I I J nel. \u25a0..
SHIPPING NEWS' OF COAST
Items of Interest ; to Marin»rc
of the^Pacific
VPOKTLAND; Ane. 3.— The steamer George R
Wbcr---^ arrived .this mornlDK from Shalom
with the.bar-re Nehaletr- in to----. It' will loaii
general • mrrchomli«e and " Uic barge ' will earrr
contractors' supplies. ; - "" -
w A ' T , m fJ' ssariK * r ' ia * •\u25a0 been 'recelT'cd from Hankow
by; Balfoor, VGnthrie, & ;Co. saying that tho
steamer, Arabia; Captain? Nelmann. . arrlred -< at
that port yesterday. haTinjr made the trio over
In 30 14 days. »It loaded .1.225.000 feet. of lumber
at the Imnan Ponlsen mill" for Hankow. - .-\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0-,
f The French , ship Dumiayi Trouln. which sal M
from Rotterdam March ; 14. 7 bonnd for* Hobart
arrived at the latter place -July: 10 and has been
chartered ;byv a ' flnn of •; brokers to : load wheata t
either here, at: San Francisco or on Puget sound "
The ship I* 0f;.1,932;t0ng net register and will
probably ' be ' rechartered. ; ; .< • \u25a0 -..:-. : ; • ".
:f With -F. C; Shubert. - assistant' onjrineer and
hUl party: on r board.*, the <i United '\u25a0-, States : surrey
boat -Araeo; left thlß\mornlus.at,-10 . o'clock? for
Willow 'bar, v the • first S bar - in ? tbc - Willamette
where£tbc.v .will -commence; making the annual"
surrfyjof •the.-'riTer. ..- ,; ;
.\<,Tne Bteam : wfiooner.. Daisy. Mitchpll cleared this
mornlDs'for'Abcrdcen' in ballast to load lumber
for: California^' - •- '•.•; './ . . > .
: ' .With " a * *-n lpmen t of s hogs> probably the most
nnnsual! cargo 1 that/ it ;\u25a0 b«8 . eror \u25a0 brought * up *> here
from 1 the^Cooa" bay country.:, the steamer Alliance
arrrred.thls morning. '~~i \u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 : .v.'-^.-.'-.;.v-. : : . \u25a0.-.«\u25a0;
>Wl'h;a large cargo of freightfor'thccastMlift j
American-Hawaiian /-steamer^ Falcon*; has started
f or , San * Francii?co."5 v; It» cargo I was | general I mer
chandise.* tbe 'principal ; part ; of it. being-; 5,537
casos I of- cannrd i salmon.-. 1 1" .ba I<>s ; of { wool ''and
J<J hales cf ; rubber Junk ; fcr^ NewJ.Vork. 4 and k1 230*"
sacks;ofil»ran'for,:Honolula.'-.'.";^.". .-.?; ;-*\u25a0\u25a0?\u25a0•\u25a0*; 5 - I
1 'ASTOEIA.t Auj. r>.— Tag Hprcnles sallpd tivlgV
for 'San < Pedro I with r , tbe 1- Hammond ' log *ra ft in
tow. .-..-.- - : :'. ':'J: <\u25a0?\u25a0 ..'\u25a0•'\u25a0"'\u25a0v -".:,•:•;•. \u25a0,"." ;\u25a0. »<-.*\u25a0",->--.
"-American . steamer.flFalcon ; of u the Hawaiian.
American :\u25a0 steamship ' company.-" sailed i today f for
S« n • Trancisco •'- with i a ;\u25a0 general t cargo 1* for .Kew
York ' Tia the :• Mexican route. -. : ' - 4 . .. . :
Oil tanker Atlas salled-Wednesaay' evening In
ballast for San Francisco."* -:':;;. \u0084-._-. !'
Steamer Breakwater left this moernlng for Coos
bay with freight and passengers. "•
Steamer Argo left this morning for Tillamoolt
with freight and passengers. ;: ... v •
"Four masted 'schooner Irene: will leave out on
Sunday, for Grays Harbor •< to . load , lumber for
Guaymas. ''• \u25a0 • i \u25a0 : --? "-'\u25a0> ; . •
•Barge Hayden Brown has ; discharged Its cargo
of :' Wellington >coal for '. the ; Astoria wood . and
fuel company and will be towed back to British
Columbia by the tng Goliah, which' arrived this
afternoon. from Seattle. .;...,,:'
: SAN PEDRO. Aug. s.— The Bte»mer Governor
arrived today from San Diego and after taking
freight and passengers cleared for * Seattle : via
£an Francisco and Eureka. r • •
\u25a0"\u25a0 .The steamer \u25a0 Daisy \u25a0 arrived 103 hours from
Raymond, carrying lumber. .
. The steamer Saginaw arrived, today from Seat
tle with a full cargo of lumber. -. .
.The steamer George -W. . Fenwick cleared for
Columbia river to reload. ; v : w . -,
\u25a0 After discharging a part cargo of Inmber here
the st-"amer J." Br Stetson cleared for Redondo
with the remainder.
The steamer Wellesley arrived from Columbia
river with lumber.
Departures today include the steamers Shasta,
for Bcllin-rham: Katherlne, for. Eureka; ,Wil
lapa. j for South Bend, and Saginaw. . for San
Diejro. -.-.:. v- -, i \u25a0 V ,:\u25a0-. -—\u25a0 . ' - '.
The steamer Santa Barbara arrived today from
Crays Harbor with Inmber.
Tbe freight steamer Coos Bay, was, ln and out
today from San Francisco and way ports.
SEATTLE. Aug. s.— Arrived— stmr St. Crolx
from Tacoma... -. .
Sailed — Br. stmr Suverlc ' for the Orient via
Vancouver, 8.C.; stmr Humboldt for -Skag
wsy nnd ports; stmr Seward for Bellingham.
VICTORIA. - Aug. 5. — Sailed— Stmr Greenwich
for Nome; stmr M.S. Dollar for Swanson bay;
stmr Empress of China for Yokohama. * -
Weather Report
• . \u25a0 .. : ;; — ~ .—. — :: — :—: — :—": — "" — ~ : • \u25a0
United States department of agriculture—
Weather bureau. San Francisco, August 5, 1900.
RAINFALL DATA
\u25a0_. '\u25a0''"• I^st .Seasonal Normal
Stations — 24 hours. to date. to date.
Eureka ......0.00 0.54 0.11
Red Bluff 0.00 0.00 .0.00
Sacramento 0.00 0.00 0.00
Mt. Tamalpals .....0.00 : 0.00 001
San Francisco ..*.... 0.00 Tr. 0.01
San Jo*e ........... 0.00 ; o.OU - 0.01
Fresno 0.00 0.00 o.oo'
Independence 0.00 0.00 0 00
San Luis Obispo ... 0.00 ' y.OO ©'03
Los Angeles ........ 0.00 0.00 :fI.OO
San Diego ......... Q.QQ * Tr. 0.00
Coamt record for 12 hours ending 5 p.m.
' / f!3 -^">»^. urn
f ; a •-' £} f :^
STATIONS I •" ? o. -S. •'\u25a0'\u25a0'?£.
Bakef .'...29.98 72 46 N . Clear . .00
* oi *l ' 29.Sti S2 52 NW Clear : .00
Eureka . . .30.00 DS 48 : N Clear .00
Flagstaff .29.88 74 r.2 W noudy .2S
\ r <? sn <> 29.70 104 70 W Clear .00
Indopendence .29.6-S 04 60 S Clear .00
Kallsnell \u0084 ..29.04 72 42 W Clear .00
Los Angeles ..20.58 S4 s*? SW Clear :.00
xf^* -,- •• • -^-SO 90 64 F. Cloudy Tr.
Mt. Tamalpals. 29. M 77 69 W <:iear' 00
£<""*>>, Head ..30.14 5S 82 NW Clear .00
Phoenix ......29.54 S2 SO SW -Pt Cldy 7S
Pocatello .....29.7C 86 r.SW Cl Car 00
Pt. Reyes Lt..29;8l .*.« 4S NW Clear .00
Rdl Bluff ....29.70 9K6n*?E Wear ..00
Reno .. ...... .29.7S SS 4S W Clear .00
Roseburg .....30.09 76 44 N Clear .00
.Sacramonto ...29.74 S-S 60 S Clear .00
Salt I^ake ..,. 29.72 J)2 74 NW Clondr Tr.
.San Diego ....29.00 Id C 4 SW Cloudy .00
San Francisco.2f>.Sß 60 52 -W Clca - 00
San Jose .....29.54 SO 48 NW Clear .00
is. I^uls 0bi5p0. 29.00 7C 43 SW Pt.Cldy .00
S. E.Farallon.29.SS 54 .. NW Clear 00
Spokane ::0.02,74 48 SW Clear .00
Tacoma 30.12 6S 50 N Clear 00
Tatoosh ...... SO.--; r,S .*)2 SW Clear Tr
Tonopah 29:fiS 90 66 NW Clear .00
w *"« 30.02 7S r.2 NW Clear .00
v innemueca . .29.7S 90 52 W . Clear .00
Ynma ' ..29.54 9« RQ SW Cloudy .04
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported frem eastern station-* for
previous day:' Chicago. 86-72; New York. CB-5S-
Omaha. 90-72.
. SYNOPSIS
The pressure hat fallefi steadily over most
of the Pacifle slope. A Sonora storm of mod
erate Intensity ovorlles the valley of the Colo
rado and will Influence weather conditions In
southern California. ., Thunder -storms have oc
curred at Phoenix, Fla-rftaff. Yuma. Salt Lake
and Modena. It Is much i cooler In the "Treat
valley of California. Afternoon . temperatures
average about 92 deeree<«." The relative humidity
at Red Bluff was 25 percent and. at Fresno 30
per cent. . . . ->.-i • , - ..-.. .. -
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight
AceuKt 6, 1909: • ..; - \u0084
,San Francisco and vicinity — Fair Friday, with
Increasing cloudiness: c moderate west wind.'*
Santa Clara valley — Increasing S cloudiness
Friday; modorate north wind. • .
Sacramento valley — Fair Friday; moderate
south wind. _, %-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: *<. ' ; -"•-
San Joaqnin valley — Increasing cloudiness Fri
day; possihlr showers , in the' foothills . and
mcuntalcs: light west wind. - - . •
I»s Ansele? nn<" vicinity — Increased cloudiness
Friday and showers in the , foothills and moun
tains; light north wind, chancing to fresh south
west. A. G. McADIE."
. District . Forecaster.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AnmvED
Tharsday. Aneu*t 5. .
Stmr North Fork, Nelson, 2i hours from En- 1
reVa.
Stmr Phoenix, Hansen, 22 hours from . Shelter
cove. .
Stmr Areyll. DlcVson, 3 days from Seattle; up
river direct. > , , . .
. Stmr James 3 Biggins, Higgins. 46 hours front
San Pedro.' :
Stmr TVhlttler. SeAman, 20 boars from Port
San Luis: 'up-river direct,
- Stmr M..F Plan*, Bartls, 38 hours;from Coos
bay. ." " _.\u25a0 - . :\u25a0\u25a0 , , ....- :• . » :
Stmr Aberdeen. Ravtn.:24 hours from -Eureka.
' Strar Helen P Drew, Gundcrson, 42 hours from
Bedondo." : • <
Stmr Porno. \u0084r.tll!eland. 14 boars from Albion,
via Point -Arena. 11 hours. \u25a0 -.
\u0084 Stmr National City, Higgins. 13 boars from i
Mendoclno. : \u25a0- \u25a0 : \u25a0 . . i
Stmr - Roanoke, Donham,- 32 hours from San
Pedro. " - - . -U-': :-.- ' \u25a0
\u25a0 Schr-Virginla, Lancaster, S6 hours from Colum
bia river. \u25a0 , i * -
Stmr Del-Norte, Sanford, 34 hours, from Cresj |
cent City.-.- \u25a0 <.: , r ,- :• -\u25a0\u25a0 • ,--. ; ;
Stmr City of Topeta. Hall, 22 hours from i
Eureka. ...
Stmr FA Kilburn. McLellan, 19 hours - from
Eureka.' \u25a0--." ; - '\u25a0 \u25a0' '- •\u25a0 "-"'«\u25a0 . \u25a0 '\u25a0: "
" Stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett. 63 hoars from
Seattle. ;, - ... . ' ; v -
BktnFiillcrtOn. Grant, 20 honrs from Port San
Luis: in tow utmr Whittler: up river.direct. v
Pow schr Ida A, Campbell. 3 hours from Point
Heves. .\u25a0\u25a0- - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 .-' -\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 " : '' \u25a0- '\u25a0 \u25a0 '' ."•"\u25a0•' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :'\u25a0
Schr Santiago, MfDonaM, 11 hours 'from Mon
terey; in tow tug Xavigator. .'
CLEAEED '^ '
; Thnrsday.Angust .5. * i
Stmr Quinault, Walvig, Portland;^Hart-TVood
lumber company— '-."_ ;\u25a0-•;'\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0"> > !"''.,\u25a0\u25a0£ '-\u25a0";-"'\u25a0:*
Stmr Buckman. ,TVood, Seattle; -Alaska Paciflc
steamship company. - . ' _ . :
\u25a0 '\u25a0 . \u25a0" ";..-.-.- \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-'•\u25a0; sailed \u25a0 .-\u25a0-. .\u25a0\u25a0 v \u25a0 ;..>.,"--i^
... " \u25a0_•.'" Thursday. 'August 5.;- •
- US stmr Sheridan. Healy, Honolnlu and Ma-
Stmr TVhltesbo'ro, ,' Frederickson. Greenwood.
Stmr Point Arena,. Jannsen. "Albion. '-;'\u25a0; * "- •-
Stmr Thos L Wand. Peterson. Puget sound.
Stmr J\u25a0 J \u25a0 Logsle. H»nsen. Eureka. ,/\u25a0
Stmr Carlos. \u25a0 Hardwick. Seattle and Tacoma
and Ludlow. :.:;...' v •"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 " : .' ; - \u25a0->-'\u25a0' 'v!
'.' ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL,
Canadian Pacific
Less Than Four Days at Sea
.Weekly; -, tietvrv^n
• ; ;;r; ;r Quebec 'nnd,, Liverpool
v-Two l days on the.beantlfnljSt. Lawrence river
and the shortest ocean : route ; to Europe. ' ; •
Nothing better on j toe Atlantic . than our ' Em-
pressw.>. Wireless on all steamers. : —
> - First class • $90, second • class $50, one class
cabin $45.-,4*.' :V ''-. \u25a0'\u25a0":'•: ':\u25a0/*'\u25a0'\u25a0"\u25a0 '' \u25a0 - '\u25a0 *: . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : : -
. .Ask : any «Ucket: agent, or^ write for sailings,
rates and booklet. . - ;-• *- "-- " -"" ' : ' ~: L /rtJ
E.E. PENN. G. A;;'."7 ELLIS ST.,
. San ; Francisco, 1 Cal.- .-•;•;•,;_:-
Compaguie Generale ; TraDsatlantique
';i DIRECTLINE TO; HAVRE-PARIS' 7
'; v Sailing^ every \u25a0 Thursday! \u25a0 instead v of j Saturday.'
at'lO a. m., * from * pier 42.; North : river.-* foot . of
Morton; Bt.7^" :^v< :--\u25a0-'' :j,-- \u25a0 \u0084 .-, ; : : '.-;. ,
> .First -class'to, Havre, $«i.50 and upward;, sec-
end .class to Havre. $50 and upward:* GENERAL"
AGENCY tifor "iUNITED T STATES ' 'AND S CAN-
ADA. ; 19 s State st-i ;New'- York. ~ J. ; F/'FUGAZL;:
Manager^ Paciflc coast, . 630 • Montgomery i st.:-2 San
Francisco." .-Tickets > sold : by, all , railroad > ticket
agents, v '•* .- *-' i *./ •:'.\u25a0\u25a0' '\u25a0'.:: -• '\u25a0_.." \u25a0 -.-. •\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0.-*\u25a0'•\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0<•
I^'V "PERFECTIb?r- IN TRAVEL S
I ;-; the- - *|
\u25a0.'. v'SPLEXDIDLY/ARRANGED '-* I
-"\u25a0 \u25a0 . : ; ;; ; 20th "Annual; Cruise. -?; •%*; V .;\u25a0=\u25a0*
vruise to,the UKICIjIJ
\u25a0 ';'•.\u25a0" : ' ' •80lbAXS-—9S2S UP^. -^, -*.''• \u25a0
I . LEAVES, 3r.>Y^JAN.29.?I»IO i I
HAM BUR G-A'M E R I CAX«I,!\K
: -^ f MO ; POWELL' ST. .'-, TEL. \u25a0 XEARKTs m«'"
| ,'Stmr Roanoke, Dunham. Portland via* Eureka,
j. Stmr -Svea.. Allen, -Grays Harbor. :
! : Stmr Wasp, '. Wet-man, Seattle 'and Tacoma.
; ; Stmr Buckman. j.Wood, \u25a0 Seattle. ,r -"\u25a0 \ - ,
i , - gtmr. Albion,"* Nyman.' Ivcrson ' landing. '
stmr Quinault, Walvljr." Astoria.
Stmr^Helen P Drew,- Gnnderson.' Point Arena.
Strar -James :SHigglns Higgins. Fort Bragg.
Stmr, Santa Rosa; Alexander, San Diego, etc.
Strar Roma;' Lawson. . Seattle.
Schr Ruby, Korth, Coqulllo' river. .
\u25a0-UXITED WIRELESS- --- :; k
Governor, Aug H,'9 j m-12 mile* south
of - Point Conception, from San '• Pedro for Saa
Francisco; weather cloudy; smooth sea. : - ;
- _ Stmr Pennsylvania, from " Ancon for San . Fran
cisco— Aug A',-. midnight, 700 miles south of San
[Francisco; all well.,- ; .
Stmr -Atlas. Aug 4.-3:30 p m— Off Columbia
rlvpr, from Astoria for San Francisco.
„ Stmr Maverick. Aug *4.*"- 12:35 pm — Off Blunts
reef, hence Aug 3for Seattle. *:.* :
-Stmr Col E L Drake.' Aug 4. 8 p m— lo miles
i north of Fort George; hence Aug 3 for Seattle.
Stmrr UmatlMa, Aug 4. midnight— 3o miles
north -of North Head. I from Victoria for San
Francisco. -•. \u25a0;. •-,. , .. '
Japstmr Nippon 7 Maru, Au-j a 4. Bp,m— 4oo'
miles off San Francisco, , from * Yokohama via
Honolulu for San Francisco. . *-~£|Sg3£|
• WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS. Aug 5, »•» • a m— Fogzy; wind
west; velocity 10 miles an hour. :
POINT REYES,; Aug 5 9a m— Partly cloady;
wind NW: Telocity 20 mile-* an boor.
FARALLONES. Aug 5, 9 a m— Clear; wind
north: velocity 24 miles an hour. ;
. TATOOSH.-Aug 5. » a m— Cloudy; wind east;
velocity 8 miles an hour.
TELEGRAPHIC \ x
POINT LOBOS, Aijr 5. 10 p " m— Weather
foggy; wind XW; velocity 12 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SOUTH BEND— Arrived Aug s— Stmr Eo
tjtuiam, hence Aug 1; stmr Raymond, hence Aug
- EAST SAX PEDRO-Salled Aug s— Stmr Geo
W Fenwick, - for .San Francisco.
TACOMA— Arrived Aug s—Schr5 — Schr Zapora, : from
cruise; stmr Portland, , from Ketehlkan.
• hailed Aug s—Stmr5 — Stmr 4 Watson, for Seattle; atmr
Virginian, for Honolulu.
v REDONDO— Arrived Aug s— SrmrGeo Loomls.
hence Aug 3; stmr Santa Barbara, from Port
Los Angeles; stmr Katberine. from San Pedro.
Sailed Aug S — Stmr Santa Barbara, for San
Pedro; stmr Geo Loomis. for San Francisco.
ASTORIA— SaiIed Aur 3— Stmr Argo, for Til-
Iamook; stmr Breakwater, for Coos bay; stmr
Falcon, for San Francisco. Aug 4 — Stmr Atlas,
tor San Francisco. >, : - .. ; . -
Arrived Aug s—Tug5 — Tug Goliah, for Puget sound.
gSAJi-CA BARBARA— Arrived Aur s— Stmr Coos
Bay. hence Aug 2 and sailed for San Pedro.
EUREKA— Arrived Aug s— Stmr G W Elder,
rrom Astoria; Br stmr. Romford. from Victoria.
BANDON— Sailed Ang s— Schr Hugh Hogan,
for San Francisco.
f Sailed Aug s— Stmr Elizabeth, stmr Flfield,
for San Francisco. '
WESTPORT— SaiIed Aug s— Stmr Johan Poul
\u25a0\u25a0en, utmr Newburg. for San Francisco; stmr
Fair Oaks. »tmr Cheb.ilis. for San Pedro.
VENTURA— Arrived Aug 5-r-Stmr Geo Loomls,
from Redonda. ..•..\u25a0
Sailed Aug 5-l-Stmr San* Jaeinto. for San
Francisco.
CRESCENT ClTY— .Sailed Aug 4— Stmr West
port, for San Francisco. ...... . - '
FORT BRAGG->»-Arrived Ang s— Stmr Brnns
wlck. hence Ang 4. . :
TATOOSH— Passed tn Aug s— Stmr Shna Tak.
hence Jnly 31 for Everett. An* 4— Stmr F S
Loop, lence July 31 for Towns-end. Out An& 5—5 —
Br stmr Empress of China.* from .Vancouver for
China and Japan; Nor stmr, Hornelen. from Ta
coma for west coast. \u25a0
SAN PEDRO — Arrived Ang s— Stmr Governor,
from \u25a0 San Diego: stmr £a-rlnaw. from Tacoma;
stmr WellMley. Mom Astoria; utmr Daisy, hence
Ane 3; stmr ; Mar*bfielfl.' from Hardy creek.
Salted Ausr s— Stmrs Shasta and Governor, for
S«n Francisco. ;_
Sslled Ang s— Stmr Sazinaw. strar Geo W Fen
wlok. for San FraneUco; stmr Kathcrtae. for
Eureka. '
PORTLAND— SaiIed Aug 4— Stmr Falcon, for
San Francisco via Astoria. \u25a0 \u25a0-*'
SAN DlEGO— Sailed An; 4— Stmr Governor,
for San Francisco. -
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0SlUSLAW— Arrived Ang 4— Schr Mayflower,
hence July 13.
SEATTLE— SaiIed Aue 4— Ptmr Edith, for
Cordova : stmr Seward. for Valdez.
Arrlvetl Ang s—Stmr5 — Stmr Jefferson, from Skagway;
stmr Northland, from Valdez. •'
Sailed Auc * s—Stmr5 — Stmr Virginia, for Honolulu:
V S stmr Bufonl. for Manilo. *
Sailed Aiig "5 — Stmr Hnmboldt. for Pkagway.
SEWARD— Arrlvpd Aug 4 — Stmr Northwestern,
from Valdws and sailnl Anir 5 for Seattle.
WRANGELL — Arrived Aug s— Stmr Dolphin, "
from Seattle. .
SKAGWAY— Arrived Aug 5—S.-n?5 — S.-n? Queen, from
Seattle and sailed for \u25a0 — .
PACIFIC OCEAX TRAVEt :
\u25a0^^ic'A^V- Steamers : leate ' Broaaway
Whatres (Piers © and 11).
- /££_ \u25a0\u25a0_ :^,a\ .low hates including
/wvSSiSte Vm berths and meals.
I i V^-^L j- I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
>&o*. 1-OS AN'GELGS
XiCfetv^^ SAX DIEGO
7**-" __- - santa Barbara; .
• pnr«i R n N «?Jl; Mon -' Ausr. 16. 30; Sep. 13. 2 p.m.
•rBESIDENT.Mon .. Aujr. 0. 23; Sept. 6. 2 p!, m.
o \ \.-£l te l??l** y EreT ' Monday Thereafter
SANTA ROSA ETery Thursday. 10:30 a. m.
•Direct for Los Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara
SEATTLE (DIRECT). TOWXSEXD
TACOMA, VICTdRIA. .VANCOUVER
Oftmectlnj: at Seattle for SB. Alaska. Siarway,
Dawson. Fairbanks, Nome. St. Michael.
£UEBLA..'.Tnes.. Aug. 17, 31, Sept. 14. 2 p. ra.
QH? EN • Au *" 24 * Sept. 7. 2p. m.
erery Tnes. and Sat. thereafter,
twill not call at .Victoria, Townsead, Vaneontcr.
EUREKA (HUMBOLiyr BAY>
TOPEKA— Aog. 7. 12. 17. 22. 27; Sept. 1, 10:30
a.m.. CTery fifth day thereafter.
GUAY3IAS, MAZATJLAW .' LA PAZ,
CURACA0. ........ 7th of each month," 10 a. m.
NOME— ST. 3IICHAEL—
'UMATILLA (direct*^ 4 p. m., Aug. ' 25.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS- Leave Seattle
Antr. 4. 10, 16.* 22. 9 p4p 4 m:
\u25a0 Elfht reserredto change thii schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) - 653 Martet
St.. 3 Market st." and Broadway Wharf
Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND — 1056 Broadway. Tel. Oakland BCSO.
C.D. DUNANN.; General Passenser Agent.
Gen. Pass. Of ace. 112 Market. San Francisco.
-^3^ AMERICAN- HAWAIIAN !
C^l^J STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTB
r, ?™,^ X ' 0 PACIFIC COAST PORTS and
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Sailings etery Satur-
day. '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. '-..-. --""--., .'\u25a0-.- '--_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
v-lw^n l^ T 4 C » MA »«>d SAN FRANCISCO to
•NEW A ORK. ; Sailings every 21 days; also tak-
ing freight for MEXICAX and EUROPEAN ports
- LOCAL * SERVICE ;'\u25a0-\u25a0-\u25a0
- SAN FRANCISCO to HAWAIIAN PORTS.
DEARBORN & LAPHAM."- General Agents.
8 \u25a0 BRIDGE ST.. NEW YORK; WILLIAMS
DIMOND & CO.. General Afrents Paciflc coast.
;310 SANSOME- ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
SEATTLE DIRECT
CONNECTING ALL NORTHERN POINTS.
S. ; S' \u25a0ADMIRALjSAMPSON. .;.... .Ang. 10
S. S. .WATSOK •-' .\u25a0'-. . . . . . . 'I . ...'..... . An-f. rl5
S. S. 8UCKMAN!....". ....."...".... .An-j* 20
Los Angeles Direct
TWIN SCREW
,S. S." ADMIRAL ? SAMPSON. . ... .. . Ang. 6
*. Sailings ": from ; Steaart St. Dock. ' : ?.
Alaska Pacific Steamship M
Ticket - Office?; 54 Market St.. 1 , or 64S Market
TOYO K!SEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL. 'X\ STEAMSHIP... 1 COMPAWTT.
S.: S. * Nippon*^ Marnl . ."i'r-.Tneaday, An-.' 17." 1908
S. S. Chiyo Maru(via Manila). :Tu., Sep. 14, 1909
B.;' B."* Tenyo ? Marat :;:.*. Tuesday. , Oct.^l2,' 1809
v j4" Steamer* f Mil ".from ; company's '\ plers,*^ Nos.* fl}
'44;* near.- foot '.of l Second < «t..*^l %p. j n».;» for Yoio-
hama : ; and ' Hongkong.'; calllzig i at ! Honolulo. | Kobe
(Hlogo)," Nagasaki and Shanghai,' and connecting
at | Honskong ; with | steamers f or > Manilla, « lndia.
etcr« ; No cargo recelred -onboard 'on day of sail -
Ins. . ! Round \u25a0* trip '- tickets \u25a0" at " reduced \u25a0 rates. S \u25a0;• ! v '
For; freight; and; passage -apply at; offiee.v24o
James; Flood bnlldin-r.^V'--, I , W.,H.'AVEPff.-T
••;\u25a0\u25a0'; :-.j \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0; "'"\u25a0= \u25a0"."-'-' A«sl--tant General MaFwser.
lIUnVI-ULU round: trip ?110 flrst 'ilass.
iT 'AHITI *A X O ] NE Wi Z EA I.A ND- -S. S.
f Marfposa -aalli- .1 1 : a. 1 ; m.t Sept.*:il:: Spir {Tahiti <
[ round ';trlp.^sl2s£.Y : .;:, Wellington '3*2eq ;'».\u25a0". T.
{ OCEANIC , LINE^673 : Mk U; : tel.' Keaf ny} 1231." :
[\u2666KETCHnCAN— Arriveil Anr s— Stmr Saara
i Clara, J from Skagway.'. ': '-".:"-. V ;
"EASTERN PORTS
- NEW YORK— Arrived Anj s— Stmr Panama,
from ' Colon. .: \u25a0\u25a0•- <
v PHILADELPHIA— Arrived An-; : l^Stmr Isth-^
mian. from Puerto Mexico. '...-. Vug 4— Br «tmr
ADgto Australian, from Iqniqc*. \u25a0'--\u25a0::>'.
Stmr Korea. Sandberg. Honolulu, Yokohama
and* Hongkong.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— Arrived Ans &— Schr Mary E
Foster. ; from Grays Harbor.
> HlLO— Sailed Aujt .s— Stmr Enterprise, for
San : Francisco.
FOREIGS PORTS
\u25a0\u25a0 NEWCASTLE.- X S W-^Salled Jnly 11— Bktn
Amazon.' for San Francisco.
ANTOFAGA3TA— Sailed Anj s— Br atmr Os
westry. for San Francisco.
- SHANGHAI— SaiIed Ang 4— Stmr MaaehurU.
for San Francises. \u25a0
VANCOUVER— Sailed Aug s— Br stmr Oceano.
for Pnget sound.
VICTORIA— SaiIed An? s— Br stnr Empress
of China, for China nnd Japan. Aus 4 — Br »tmr
-M S Dollar, for Swanson bay.
SALINA CRUZ— SaUed Aug 4— Stmr Riverside,
for Sun Diego. *X*tfr m
PUERTO MEXlCO—^Arrived Aug 2— Stmr
: Lewis Luck enbach. from New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BOSTON— Arrived Ang s— Stmr Saxonia, from
Liverpool: stmr Invernla, from Liverpool.
CHERBOURG— SaiIed Anjt 4— Stmr Prince
Fteldrlch Wilhelm. for New York.
QUEENSTOWN— Arrived : Ang 4-^Stmr Cym
,rlc. from Boston for Liverpool, and proceeded.
, Sailed Aus s— Stmr Adriatic, for New Yort.
LIVERPOOL— Arrived Aus s— Stmr Inveria,
from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON— ArrIred Aug s— Stmr Ma
jestic, from New York.
HAVRE — Arr'.red .Ang s— Stmr La Lorraine,
from .New York. -
SEWS OF* THE OCEAN
Merchandise for the Orient
"The steamer Korea sailed for HoDSCkong and
way ports via Honolulu : yesterday wlta cargo
valued at $127,707,- exclusive of treasure, and
to be dtetribnted a* follows: For Honolulu. $43.
483; Japan. $35\807; China. $32,872; East Indies,
$3,628: Korea. $1,079; Slam. $1,324; British
New Guinea, $200; Vladivostok. $2,695; Philip
pine Island."", $3,639. The principal shipments
and their destinations were as follows:
To H0n01u1u— 19.376 lbs lard. 800 cs canned
goods, . 250 pkgs potatoes, 100 pkgs onions, 3
pkgs fresh fruits. 500 lbs dried fruit. 1,920 lbs
peas, SCO gals wine. S3 cs mineral water. 60 es
ginger ale, 105 gals gin. 1,565 lbs tobacco. 65
cs elgars and cigarettes. 10 cs boots and' shoes.
9 pkgs dry goods.- 2S pkg*- electrical goods. 3
pkgs harness. 12 pkgs machinery. 33 bxs marble.
21 pkjrs roofing material. 14 pkgs saddlery. 65
pkgs tank material. 27 pkgs naval stores, 6 bbls
and 4 cs oils. 11 pkgs paints.
To Japan— 2R.S7O lbs sugar. 1.712 jrals wine.
2.312 Ib 3 and. 6 cs meals. 2SS lbs chees*. 90 es
canned goods. 20 pkgs fresh fruits. 5.G43 lbs
ami 2 bxs dried fruit, 212 lbs raisins. 827 lbs
nuts. 120 lbs lard. 7 c* and 1 bbl salmon. 24
pkjss groceries and provisions. 100 bhls asphalt.
7 pkgs drugs, 2.240 lb» fertilizer. 252 rolls and
6 es leather. 43 sks scrap leather. 4 pkjr-» ma
chinery. 20 rs oil. 2.9C0 pass rocflng material. 31
pkes sewing machines. .
To China — 13.934 lbs tx»am-, 5,500 lbs pearl
barley. 5,070 lbs codfish. C4l *•* canned goods.
6.345 lb» and 4 en cheese 3.684 lbs and 5 r>
taeal-i. 3.802 Ihs dried fish, 3. 486 lbs sugar. 10
es baking powder, 1.193 IN> and 3 es bread. 1.536
lbs chocolate. 4.705 lbs dried fruit. -ISO lbs sots.
.I.SIO lbs raisins. 123 lbs butter 200* lbs tea.
1.000 lbs peas. 405 pkgs fresh fruits. 950 gals
wine. 10 es irrape Juice. 224.054 lbs lead. 8 es
leather. 2 en shoe-i. 62 cs paints. 646 lbs ginsenr.
31 pke« drugs, 153 pkes roofing material. 9 c*t
typewriters. 5 ca oils. 7 pigs machinery. 1 pkss
electrical goods, 100 drams asphalt. 1 auto
mobile.
To. East Indies — SO4 es canned goods. 16S es
salmon. S pkgs electrical goods. 2 pkgs dregs, 9
pkirs - assaying material.
To Korea — 13 bbls flour. 6 c* canned goods. SCO
lbs lard 49 pkgs groceries -and provisions.
To Slam — ISO es canned goods. 5 c* honey, 720
lbs meals. 10 cs salmon, 10 cs liquors, 15 pkgs
groceries and provt«lons.~
* Vladivostok— 3.7so lbs dried fruit. 7.SW lh«
raisins, 24 cs typewriters, 423 lbs soda, 4 pk;s
drugs.
To Philippine island-i — .".SBS lbs bean*. 140 e«
nAHiWAY TRAVEIj
eS-^P^ San Francisco
\hw W% J Market Street
Ferry Depot.
LEAVE FOB— JA.M.I P.M.
, BAKEKBFIELD \u25a0 7:15 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO - 7:1*8:00-10:00
FRESNO .. ............ 7:18 4:00- 8:O».18:W
GRAND CAXTOH .'.. 7:15 8:80-10:00
HAOTOHD ............. 7:15 10:00
KANSAS CITY 7:15 i:00-10:09
MERCED 7:15 4KW- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTOX .............. 7.15 4:0«- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTON, , CAKDALE .
ft SIEKKA EY. PT3.. 9:45
TTTLABE 7:15 8:00-10:00
VISAIOA ... 7:ls 8:00-10-00 '
YOSEHITE .'... 7:15 10:0O
Calif or ola Limited threash to Caleaso
leave* at 10.00 p. na.
OFFICES!
673 Market Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
Sau Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
rfSßb^ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
rann JUNE 19, 1909
N^*g/ \u25a0 VX ION. FERRY DEPOT
San Fmaclico
( LeaTa VIA SAUSALITO ArrtTe.
7:lsa|Sonoma anl Glen Ellen -. 6:C3p
7:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. HeaMß-
bor-r. ClOTenlale.Ukiah.-Wn-
Uts. Sberwood and Sebastopol. »7:33p
S:l3a Pt. Reyes. Moato-Rlo. Caaadero ••7:06p
•S :4sa! Petaluma, Santa Rosa. GaerneTille 7*OSp
)9:lsalSonoDia aad Glen Ellen B:33j>
Jo:l3alLagtinltaji, Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 7:35p
10:43 a PeUlaraa and Santa 1 Rosa .. 4:35p
t2:4op Pt. Reyes. Monte Rio. Cazadero. -fH:C3a
S:l3pJPet4lßma. Santa Rosa, llealds-
• \u25a0 . f bor-f, ClOTerdale. Ukiab. Gaerne-
Title. RlTer landlns. Sebastopol ll:0T>a
4:40p Sonoma and Glen Ellen 9:05 a
5:15p Petaluma. and Santa Rosa ...... S:3sa
. t»:4sp LagunltaT; Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes 8:05 a
r7:45p Print Reyes .. .\u25a0.....^..... 8:03 a
ELECTRIC SUBXXKB AN ; VIA SAUSAUTO
. Sausalito. Mill Valley, Saa P.afael— Dally
every 30 mtnntes from \u25a0 6:43 a. ia. until 9:42
a. m.; hourly until 2:42 p. m~ then 3:15 p. aa..
. and ' erery 30 minutes until T:45 : p. m.. then
0:00, U»: 3". p. m. and 12:01' a. m« (On Sundays
In addition — erery SO minutes from 0:45 a. m.
to 3:13 p. m.. excepting 2:15 p. m.)
rairfax— LeaTes t8:45. t7:15. 7:45. S: 15, 9:15,
t9:43, - 10:45. 11:43 «. m.: 12:45. 1:45. t2:45.
3:15. 3:43. f4:15. 4:43. |3: 13. 3:45. 1&:13. f6:43
t":4."> p. m.
' Saa Quentin Tia Saa Rafael— Leara 9:15 a. m..
I 1:45 p. m.
. Tiburon and Belvedere — Week days: 7:30.9:00,
511:43 a. m. ({12:45 p.. m.< Saturdays only).
' 3:30. 5:30 p.m.: Sundays— 7:3o. ||9:00. i|ll:00
\u25a0 a. m.. 1(12:30. 3:30. 5*30 p. m. tnd 112:01 a. tn.
i .'. •Arrl»e 7:05 p. m. from Sebastopol. ••Snnday
'arrlTe 8:05 p. M.i t Except Sunday. {Snnday
, only.* I Via San-»llto. ||Rues to Sebuetzen park.
* ' Pacific Transfer Company's a rents are author-
- lied -to check batr^ase direct from rwldences.
PMUIR WOODS
MT. TAIO.LPAIS
' VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
',- FOOT Or MARKET STUEET
LEfiAL HOUDaTS-SUOTAY TIMt
I».Sm Fmtto It. Hair Vnis Lt. T«aW» .
T.T.EK * SON"- 3 WEEK SCN- WEEK { SCN-
DAY DAY DAY. DAY DAY } DAY
3:45* 7:15»t7:20* 11:05* 7:2«» 9:42 a
1:45? 1:40p 12=2«p .I:4lpHi42a
*4:45 i 9:1 5« 02:45-1 1:50. <:14p 12:18p
...... 9:45 a 4:2Qt 3:50p *5:EOp 1:4«p
...... 11:15* ...... 6:28» ...... 3:4Q«
...... 12:45 p...... S:4Sp ...... ,5:1«p
2:45 p...... ............ 6:48p
......t 4:lSp ...... .-..;;. \u25a0.-..::: ...r..
*Sat. only. ' tMon. only. ©Tamalpaa ©rij-. iMnir oaly
Tid-et Offiees^Saasalito Ferry and 874 .Market
' Geaeral Offices— iSM \ alley. Califoraia- r
OCEAN SHORE: RAILWAY
; i, I12O» ' and MU»ton)— Dally i ex. Snnday— Lt. :
! 7:43 a. t9"30»."*1:J-P. ts:4Op. Ar. S. F.: •7^3a."
: f9:loa, "l:0 Op.* t5:13p..; Sundays — L».: •7:43 a.
t»-30a. i -t''10:10a.- •liaSa. •12:15p.^t5:40p. Ar.:
- S.-F.: :»7:!Ka.:tSi:loa. •ll:4Ca. «4:40 p. ts:l3p.
* t»6:oop.'-r-»Ti> and from Arleta. tTo and from
Tnnltaa Glen, i {Stop at Saiada. San Pedro.- Ter-
, race,, Farallone, Moss Reach.' Granada. Halfmoon
Bay. ~\ Connect at iTnnltasi TnnItas Glen . with r stage for
. San Gregorio, Pescadero. Pebble < Beach aad La
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; MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
rVallejo, Napa, Stl
: ST. HnLEVA-XAPA VALLEY; ROUTE
•' •iilontleello S. S.lCo^and'Xapa Valley" Electifc
R. - B." Co. Close connect loss." *
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'Boat* leaTC San rraDcisco^T:©©. "}:'3a.: m* -".
12:30 v noonr- 3:13. :6:00.": ""8:20, p. m.-:*- : .;-
X' San " Francisco landing - and office."; Clay Ktre«t
Tvh«rf. wtrth end ferry bulldlnj. Martet street
ferry. :.\u25a0 Heals a la carte.". Pltene Kearnj 10U.
-;• "Lands ,naTy* yard 'direct- -
AUCTION S^EES
£& Saturday, Aug. 7, atll A.M. .fej
\u25a0 At public anettoo. 38 head «f cheap. . heavy
\u25a0 and light horses and motes. . All kinds of ve-
hicles and bames& 563 4ta «.; \u25a0 Oakland. J.
I W. MKDEIKOS. Auetloneer.
I£b1 £b AIJCTIpPSJ fe
Oo SATURDAY. AUGUST 7ti at 11 a» m.
We will sell 34 head of horses fresh froia the
country at 6t>4 Broadway. Oakland.
GEO. REED AUCTION CO.
canned goods. 4 en meals". 300 Ids codfish. 10
es grape jnice. 7 rolls leather. 13 c* boots *nU
shoes. 23 pkgs machinery, 10 kegs (pikes. 6 pk?s
wagon material, 5 pkg» agricultural implements.
Xotlce to .Mariner*
: Captain J. Johnson of the steamer Ohio reports
to the branch hydro'O'apbie office at Port Town
: send that oa Jaly 14, 1909. one hour before low
! water -in Tonga* narrows. Alaska, his vemel.
drawing 24*4 feet, struck and passed; over a
rocky ledge lylsg aboct U mile west (magnetic*
from * Channel Island, apparently between the
souadlngs shows at 12 and 36 fathoms 00 C. S. "—" —
chart 80M. . Oa the return voyage Captain John
son sounded Ia this vtcialty. but was unable tn
: locate the rock la th-> short time at his di«
; posal. He reports finding 0 f stboms where th«
\u25a0 chart -<hows between 12 aad 17 fathoms, off th»
west end of Channel Island.
'. J. C. BCRXETT.
Lieutenant. V. S. N.. In Char-re.
RAJI.TVAY TRAVEL
y<Ttlf>>v TRAWS L£AV£ AMD ARS
/ DUE T0 ARaivE AT
Ljv^^sJ San Francisco
>£tS>X : Faosi AcacOT I. 1909
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leavt !S (Foot ct Uucxxt Sisrrr) Airi-ro
2.15 a Hilts, liveraore. . Traey. Lathrop,
Stoektoa, Lodi. S«cmneato 10.38p
6.40 a Hayward. Silrt, Saa Jo»e 7.08»
7.00 a Rich-sand, Port Costa. Beacia. Suiscn. .
Duos, Saerasaeato. RoreviHe, SUrys- -
v%. Reddiaj, Dunsnuir 7.28»
7.00 a Q-ain, Viravil!?. Rsmarr. 7.28?
7.00 a Davis, Woodlaad (Mirrr.i3». Oro-
vilk), Waiatss. Jia-f»ell. W2o-rs.
naanfiton. Cornia-*. Red BJuff 7.28*1
7.40 a Vsll«jo, N jpi. Ca!:.«:oip. Santa Ross.
Marlme:. Sail Raaica, Douchertr,
Pteassntoa 6-08»
7.40 a Naes, Fl-asactoß. liTenaore, Alt»-
maat. Lathrop. Stockton . : 7.28»
7.40 a Traey. Los Bases, Kersaa. Titsio,
Hanford. Vusalia. 4.28 a
8-OOt Xewsrk, s«a Josf. Lcs Catos, "Wrftbt,
I Feitoo. Saata Cna 5.45f
8.20 a Port Costa, Martiaei. Byron, Tracy,
StocVtoa. Uerred. Frnoo. Goshea
Junction (Hanford), Yinlia, Porter-
vflle. Bakersdeid. 4.48 a
8.20 a Y-seaiKj Valley via Merced 4.48*
9.00 a X3«>. liverniore. Stockton <»M2ton>.
VaJley Spriaj. lone. Sacranjeato.... 4.28p
B.ooa Sonor*. TuoJoniße and Ae«rl* A£&?
9.00 a Atlantis Express — Saeran-eato. Troe-
k(«. Ogtei. Salt lake City. Dearer.
Ka-ussCity 8.23»
9.40 a Rickaoad. Port Costa, Martisei,
Bay Point «-48f
ia2oa VaUejo. >I»r» I-fand. Nap*. I »-23 a
10.20 a Los Angries Faasenrer— Port Costa;
Martiaea. Byroo. Tracy. St3"*kton,
M-rwd. Fres-so. Hanford. Yisalia.
Tulare. BakersSrfd, Los ABgeie%. 7.48p
!ow4oa GoidSeW Paa— Pert Costa, BecHa,
Saoasieato. Tracke?. Ea«n. Mina,
Toaopaa. GddSeld. La*a, Ksrf-T.. . . 7.48 a
10.40 a Marysvaie. Chiw. Red Blaff 4.28J
12.00-n The Overlan-1 Liaited— Denfer. Kaa-
«ss City, Ossahx Ciiits-jo. 7^B^
1.20p VJes, Saa Jose aad Way gtsiSOM. . . . Z4Bp
1.40b fiwLsandro. XBes. Centerrais, New- { 9.08 a
ark. 3an Jo» \ 7.28(>
2.0^9 Ni-.T3.-k. Saa Jo:-. lcs Cmcs. Wright,
F?i!oa, Bouldrr Cre-k. Sasta Crui. . 9.58»
2.43? sia Leaadro, Nile*. Saa Jcse 9,28 a
3.00p B-cicia. Wiaters, Saeruseato, Wood*
laud. Jfary-nille aad OroviH* 10.43 a
3.20? POrtCosta(StoektonrJlartine»,B---roa,
Ifodesto. Merced. Frraao 12.08*
' 143p Via Sausalito. West Sapa. St. Helesa.
Calktoe* 1005 a
4.00b Vailejo, Xipa. Calistoga. Santa Ron.
Miriine-r. Saa Raaica. Dooghert]*,
- liverraore 9^B*
4.00p Siles. Tracy. Stockton. Lodi .- la2Ba
4.40? S«n Leindro. Haynard. Knes. f t «-28»
Pleaaaatoa, Liveraore I 51 1.48 a
5.OCp Tha O«t limiud— Newman. Lou
Baaos, MeadotA. Keraan. Krfsso,
Tnlare, Bakeryarid. Los AngelfS. 8.43 a
5.00 a Eishacwnd, Piaote. VaKejo. Port]
Cbsta. Beaicia. Suuua, Sairaßsento I 1 1.28 a
— R-n-sTiHe. laacob. UmsrlL*, f l-08»
Orovßle. Fair Oaks. Folmia j
5.00* RtaseU. Saa Jose, Los Gatos. 9.23 a
6.00b gatarday aad Suaday for Wright, Fet-
ton, Santa Crui J9.28a
5.20-1 Saa Leandro, Niles. San Jo» 7.48 a
6.00"! Shasta Limited— Portland, Ticoma.
Seattle ••«*»
6.40b Eastern Express— Ogdea, Pnebte.
Denver. K&asu City, St. Loui-*.
Chicago
Port Costa. Beakia, Sacraatecto,
Reao. Spark* 8.28b
6.40 a Hrrirard, Niles aad San Jose B.iBß
t7.QOp V-JI;]o, Port Costa. Martinez, Buy
Poini aad Way Stations. ill. 13?
8.20b Or?s;->a Express^ — Sacramento, 3lary»-
vills. Reddins. (Jlaedoel. . KlaaiaJh
FilN". Ashlaad. Portlaad. Taoosa,
-Seattle. Spokane. 9.48 a
9.00? Chiaa aad J»paa Fast MiU— Og4es.
Cheyeßiie. Deaver. Kaasas City.
Omaha. Chieaeo 1 2.48?
11.00 a Yo-eaiite Valley via Kilo, Merced.
FJ Portal 8.43 a
11.00b Nilw, La;hrtp. Modesto. Merced.
Fresno 10.33s
1 1.40 a Portlaad Exprea (via Davis), W3-
liaa-% Willows. Red Blaff. Weed.
Aa-hland. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. 1 2.289
VIA COAST I*KVS
(Third aad Towaasad Streeti)
t5.25* Loop— 23d Street. VuiUeioa. South
\u25a0 Saa Francisco. Valencia Street tB^3a
t3.4te Loop— Valencia ?t^. Occaa View.
i'-met-Ties, South Saa Fraacisco,
' 23d Street. 3rd aad Towasead t«^Ca
6.40* Sbitth Saa Frsacisco, Saa Jose. Gilroy.
(HoUister). Earient. Pajaro. Salinas. . Blsob
J7.00t Sunday E-ieur-aon Gilroy. Psjaro, Cas-
troviile, Del Uoate, Monterey. Paeiac
Grove - :«Osob
! B.CC* The Cbaater— "saa Jose. Castroviile.
( Del Monte. Monter-?-. PaciSe Grove) .
. Sxliaaa. Soledad. Paso RoUes Hot
' Spriaga, Saa Lais Obi»fo. Piimo. .
i Oceaao. SurL Loapoe. banta Bar-
bar*, Ventura. .Oxaard. Ixa ATijeles. I 1.43b
8.05 a Mayfeld. Los Altos Lcs G»toß.Wricht, .
-
,\u25a0 WatsoaviQe, Ca.'troviU*. Del Monte.
' Mootersy, PaciSc Gr0ve...... 1.25»
\u25a0 &20t South Saa Francisco, Palo" Aho. Saa
Jo»e. Way Stations.. *...*:.. 7.35*
8.20 a MaySsid. Los Altos, Los Gatow t7.20a
9.00 a San Jose. Gilroy. S*lina.«, Chac?icr.
Paso Robiea Hot Springs. Saa Luis
Obi!<po— Trcs Piao.->— Paatt Cria. Det
llaate. Monterey. Pacifle Grove 4.001
9.00 a Sicta Clara, Los G*tos. Wrijat. Fel-
toa (Boulder Creek) Saata Cr0». . . . 8.50»
10.43 a Sbath Saa Fraaeiseo. BuHisjaa?.
Saa Matro, Palo Al», San Jwe .... 6.30 a
10.40 a Los Altos. UonU Vista, Los Gato»..{ tB f{^
11.30* Vateacia St. Ocean View. Colma,
Cemeteries. 1 Baden. s*»a Brono 1.35#
1 1.43 a South Saa Fntaeixo. Saa Jose t&2o*
.1.33s Satarday. Palo Alto aad Way Stations. 5.00?
. 2.00b South Saa Francuco, Palo Alto, caa
Jose ,-.-; 81.40b
t2.008 Los Alto*. Los Gatos. Wright. Saata v
Cna.... t 3 - 20 "
t2.10» Bay Shore. Vkitadoa. Saa 8ran0. ... t4.45#
3.00b Dei Uonte Express— Saa Jose. Gilroy.
laittendenXWat-onvilK Santa Crux.*
' Del Moate, Monterey. Pacific Grove. 12.30p
t3.15p Mavfirfl. Los.MtoJ. Los Gatos. ( J9.45a
Wrisht.( Boulder Creek )^anUCrui\ . 10.23*
3.20b South S&a Frai tUeo. Saa Jose. Gilroy.
CastroTina.Salia*!'...^ 10.25*
4.03 a Smset Ezpre*B — Tucson. Drauas,
• . '-. El \u25a0 Paso. H oust on. Ke<r Vrlnnf,
Puo Roble-t Hot Spriass. San Lob
Obefo. Sa-tta Barbara, Los AajjJes. 1 1.40*
4.009 GOror. HoOister, Tres. PkK» 8.50 a
4.00p Dd Moate. Moat?f>y. Pacific Gnnre.. 11.45#
4.00J1 Kasso3 Citf. St. Louis. Cbiraso. ..... I t.4oa
4.20» SouJj ."xw Fran tisro. Ssa Joce ...:.. t9-OCa
.tSwOOs Saa Bnmo. S*aa Mateo. Palo Alto,
• ' " . Saa Jose and Way Statioas 9.40 a
5.05s Los Altos, Los Gatos. WrishLGleo-xood.
* (Bcwtd-T Creek). Santa Crux... 10.00b
t5.10> Loop— 23J Street. Visitaeioa. South
* Saa Fnaeisca, Valeacsi Street tS-IS?
t5.20» Redwood.- Pak» Alto, faa J0b?..... MOb
t&20B LosAltoa,Konta Vkta, LoaGatoa.... t32of
t5.25» : BttrtingMne. Saa Maieo, Saa Jose. t3.20?
tS.3O-- Locp — Valenea Su Oceaa View.
\u25a0g*^** C>ai«?ri«s. --OJith Saa Frineuro.
23i Street. 3d and Towasead.. ft.4oa
5.40b 'Saa Braao. Saa Mateo. Red-rood. Pata
Alto. Saata Clara. Saa Jose.. 7.40 a
;5.40j» Los Gatos, Wright. Santo Cm 5 . . . .. S.4of
t&OOB MBbrae. Easton. Saa Maleo. Pab
Alto MaySel-i. Los Ahoa. Los Gatos. , t&OOa
6.00b Satariays, Wright, (Bodder Creek).
Santa Craa . . . 1.... JB^4oi
: t6.05-i 23J St«-t. Viitacior. South Saa
Fraacisco. VaJen era Street f7.15f
• f5.253 Loop — Vilencia Street. Ocesn Vjew,
Ceateterie^ South Saa Francisco,*
1 23d Street. 3d and Towsjend 17v40f
. &30s South Saa Frandseo. Saa Jose." 5.401
BLOOb Lot Aagka Paaeeßarr-Saa Mateo,
Red-rood. - Pab Alto, Saa ; Jok.
i Gilroy. Salinas. ' Paw - Rot*e<t Hot
.'\u25a0'..\u25a0 - Spriaapi. Saa : Luia Obtrpo, Pinao,
Saata Barbara. Los Angrfe-* 8 3Ca
1 1.439 Sooth San Fraodsco. Palo .Uto, Saa 1 - 7.20b
*|I.oob Sacriiaeato River Steamers,... ..tl 1.30b
j a fi>r Jramias. . b fee Aftmwia.
\u2666 Suadav cxcrptnL t Sunday oalj-.
] i Moadaji, j ,
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