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»-rtt !m>gh'«rn, 20c : <-*st«rn 'la^y, 20c; Swiss
impiartrd. :<:;<•; Swiss domestfr. 2.V; brirk crenm,
-»•\u25a0: liu»!»;ni.»-r. 2<«(ti2l'-; impor»«-<l EUain, $Sfei>,
cji>-- of U: Oregon daisy. 20c.
Ut-an> — Nei. ] pink, *4.50f» 4.GU; No. 1 limas,
*V4>k,/4..-ji : J^a.ly Washington. ?4.20& i.M;
mi»!1 wliiit's. fr>.4005.50: blackcyes, $4.75;
UkrvnnzMK, J4..V); lentil*. $7.
Potatow — Salinas, Jl.r.or.j 1.«>5; hlgblandti.
S.t.!(tfr7l.:u'.; Ixnapoc, ?1.63(<j1."5: Watsonville.
JJ..'iii«i.(»i; Orepm, $1.40^n1.50; Oregon early
i*»sf, >!.*'• ; yellow $1."5@2.
MiHtIXA.NEOI^ MAIIIvISTS
< ..ftcu Market
>!:\V YoRK. Jan. X. — Hutton's wire says:«
•\u25a0The ootton njurket was very steady. The
cables were (^appointing and oh those the New
market wus .due 17 to 21 decline. It
•tailed only sbiMit 7 points' decline on some
uicntli>. jrfcUe ollht* were X> poiutf net advance
««d there «»s a gf~vl volume of tiuyjng which
lield the market arorind closing prices of Friday,
. «>r at a little advani-e. The volume of buying
was "O Bim-li better than looted (or in view of
the oalde nens that it led to considerable com
mission liouse \u25a0•...!\u25a0! and to a rather active
l»uy;ne movement by short*. The statistics were
»-uu>iOer»Hi buUNIi ..
COTTON FCTIRKJ.
Janusry 1.".. 40c 15.5.V- 15.38«; lo.fiOc
'J'Hanutry 15.73 c
>lar<b ]S.GOc Ij.SSo li.r.Sc 15.850
April lS.4«c
May I.*>.KS«! 3«.«»!«c l-">.SKc lO.utV:
Julr l5.l»0c 16.07 c 15.SSc I«.OCr
At:j:ust 1."..<: V J."..7»)<' l.*i.4!»c JS.CSC
Krplcniber 14. 22 c 14.:!Se 14.22 c 34.37 c
«t. :..!.-r n.r.v 15. 71 c 13.55e ]:{.«\u2666<•
l».-<-<uil^r 33.20..- 33.25 c 13.20 c 13. 35 c
«». «.«»!•* \\ "«| Mnrket
. ST. IOIIS. Jan. S.— Wool— Unchanged. Me
-;diiim grades, comhiug mid clothing, 24<fj2J*c:
lip; ! tine. 225j27c; heavy five, 12@21c; tub
WBMif^j, 25«?37f.
»w York Mctnl Market
NEW YORK. Jan. s.— With thb exchanses
cl*m! The metal markets were practically nomi
nal u«i;iy. l^x-»I dealers <iuote lake copper at
ia.7s(fitl«r: electrol.vtie, 13..%0@13.75e; casting.
liii|it«rl<« of tlrrchnniti^i*
\k:\V YOnK. Jan. X.— Imports of merchandiKe
«ihi rtry k.. .-Is at tlie |>f»rt at New York for the
»r*« k esdinx Dftß«nl»er ">1 were valued at f 15.
"l""!'l. Tnipi-.ns 4>f sp«<i-i«; for the port 0/ New
V... k rnding ttnisy were $tn>SK silver and JCS.
jT.i'. p*L Hxportß <»f specie from the pact of
L >."«•»\u25a0 V».rk for the week endine today were $1,
<>K4.'KXi ol'i snd (1 .369^48 siiver.
Hvn I Morrn » tirjr'tt ÜBf ni*ii *J"«"n
SAVANNAH. O».. Jan. s. — Turpentine —
I'inn, ."•»*•. 50; receipts;. 00; shipments.
Ifnsin — Kirm: sales. I,<<3S; rpceipts, 1 7.VJ
shipments. »r,4; stock. 159.579. Quotarion*:
B D K. ?4^<«: P. ?4 .2<V rt 4. 2.'.: C. 54.-jr.ra4.r.O; '
I*. $\u25a0».'.:.: I. f«60: K. $3.70; M, $8.10: N. '
W. 65; we; |6.W1; WW. $(;.!C>.
Coalinga is known as the greatest oil field in the State of
California: California is credited with the greatest fields in
the United State?, which in turn is acknowledged to contain
the s reatest fifltls in the world.
In the heart of the Coalinga district is a quarter section of
land — I<>o acres — which is conceded to be the very cream of
this wonderful district. As the United States holds first place
among the oil-producing countries of the worid, so is this the
"nremicr" section of the Coalinga field. And that one word —
PREMIER — tells the story: it is the name of the company
The PREMIER OIL COMPANY pays a one-sixth roy-
alty. They have drilled upon this 160 acres ten wells and
have a production today of considerably more, than 40,000 bar-
rels of crude oil per month. More wells are to be drilled — in
fact. 30 more, which should give the company a production of
at least 150,000 barrels monthly. .You will realize that these )
figures are very conservative when we tell you that one well,
So. 9. lately brought in on this property, is producing at the
rate of 1.000 barrels per day.
The company has been putting its earnings back into
development, but have finally agreed to let us sell a small
block of treasury stock, which would give them the money
necessary to put down ten new wells and enable the com-
pany to begin the immediate payment of dividends from
present earnings.
The stock of the PREMIER OIL COMPANY is listed
on the California Stock and Oil Exchange of San Francisco,
and its shares are dealt in daily. The stock is worth, in our
estimation. $2.00 per-share today; that it will be selling at a
price far in excess of that at the end of this year is considered
an absolute certainty by those best fitted to judge.
We will execute your orders today at the market price.
We unhesitatingly advise you to buy Premier; buy it quick
and buy all you can afford.
Call, write or wire, but don't delay.
Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Company
Entire 1 4th Floor, 166 Geary St., Saa Francisco
E. F. HUTTQH & CO.
4<tO «'nllf»rnin St. Trl. I>oUKla» 2457
St. Fr«ncl» Hotel Xel. Ooujtla* 3952
Members cf Nw York Stock Exchange
Pioneer lioooe
Private Wire* to Chlraeo and
»w lork
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PEI^AIE WISE. CHICAGO. .NEW YOKK.
westers rireox code.
J. C WILSON
MEMBER
XEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE, SAN
FRANCISCO.
Main Office Branch \u25a0Offices
KILLS BLDG., S. F. PALACE HOTEL
Oorrqaondggt; (Main Corridor)
KARRIS. WINTHROP San r*r«nclsco.
4CO, HOTEL ALEXANDRIA
'£> Pine St.. N>w York Los Accel*'*
:: Kookery. Chicago HOTEL DEL * COB.O-
1711 St'mt Sti-eet. NADO
Denver. Colo. Coronado Beacb.
I FREE DAILY I
f\ MARKET LETTER f>
••n NVw York STOCK EXCHANGE S=E-
CCttITtES. Write for St today; a poMal
will do.
XATIIA.V UAVIS &\u25a0 CO^ -
.stock*. Bonds and Securities.
'M Broad *«*., New, York, 3V. V.
Tug's Upper Works Wrecked in Bay Collision
IDA W RAKED BY
CAR BARGE GUARD
Float That Does Damage Is in
Tow of Tug E. P. Ripley
Off Lombard St. Wharf
HE tug Ida "W. and
the Santa Fe tug E.
P. Ripley were in
collision early yes
terday morning off
Lombard street
wharf. The Ida
AY. had an oil barge
in tow and the Rip
ley was moving a
car float. The guard
of the car float
struck the Ida W's
after house, com
pletely wrecking it.
The Ripley was in
charge of Captain
N". E. Sisk. Captain
Titchworth Sr. was
in command of the
Ida W.
According to Captain Titchw&rth he
saw the Hipley in plenty of time to
avoid a collision. The Ripley, which
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20 llroad St. N>w York, N. Y. 'la
Host of Bank and Unslness References - H
We B<lvlkc the immediate <, purchase- of U
IXTERXATIO.VAL GUM -X
Befor.. applloation to list U made.* Now \u25a0$
payluj: 1 per cent Monthly Dlvidnnds. Ej
12% PER ANNUM -:|
Data and full information KRKR ; on Re- \u25a0
qm'st. Wrilp today. , A postal will: do. '-' y
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THE SAX FRANCISCO. -CALL. SUNDAY.: .- JANUARY !), 1910. -<
was fast alongside the car float, was
moving- very slowly. Titchworth blew
, one whistle, which signal, se says, tho
I captain of the Ripley ignored. Aftex
an inter\;al, however, the Ripley blew
two whistles. It was too late- then to
do anything but make; the. collision as
easy as possible, .- and 1 this Captain
Titchworth did by throwing his wheel
hard over. Although the after, house
of the Ida.W. is badly wrecked, the
damage ie not serious, as the house was
lightly constructed and can ..be | replaced
at comparatively small expense. The
barge was not damaged.
Both captains l -' have liled reports -of
the accident with the government l in
spectors, who will hold an investigation
this week for the purpose of placing the
blame. o . . , ;
» Re«ciied hv the Golden Gate
A large pulling boat left the Yerba
Buena naval training station at 10
o'clock yesterday morning with '1Z
naval apprentices on board.. There
was a fine breeze, and as sailing is just
as much a part of a sailor's work as
rowing the youngsters stepped the two
little masts, hoisted sail and stood away
for Sausalito, receiving instruction as
the boat ripped through the water, in
the art of handling a small boat under
canvas. In addition to the wind there
was running a strong ebb tide.
. When the boys decided tf> come home
they found that the tide amounted to
mofe than their rowing, and in spite of
their efforts they were, carried out
through the heads. They were seen -by
Captain Nutter of the Point Bonita life
saving station, who- telephoned to the
Merchants' exchange, who notified Cap
tain Berry, commanding the revenue
cutter Golden Gate. Captain . Berry
always has time to help anybody in
trouble. A few minutes later the-cut
ter was headed for the Golden Gate and
about 5 o'clock returned with the navy
boat in tow.
Outside the heads the sea was choppy
and the boat had shipped considerable
water when the Golden Gate overtook
it Captain Berry towed the young
sters back to the training station.
Marooned In Mud for Twelve Hour*
Joe Alberigi, who operates Crowley
launch No. 9, returned yesterday from
Belmont slough with the barge for
which he had been sent and an appetite
born of a long spell of compulsory ab
stinence from food. He left here at 4
o'clock Thursday morning, reached Bel
mont slough safely, but grounded his
launch in the mud when he tried to
navigate a crooked chanel at. the head
of which was moored the barge that he
was to tow to this city. The launch
stayed in the mud for 24 hours. Alberigi
finished hrs last sandwich during the
first hour and spent the rest of the time
trying to keep , warm by composing
Imaginary bills of fare. .
When the launch did float he lost no
time in getting the barge. He got back
to Howard street just in time to head
off the launch that was being sent in
search of No. 9.
ItriiiKM Coal for Xavy
The British steamer Earl of Elgin,
Captain Jameson, arrived here yester
day from Baltimore via Honolulu with
S,3'SS tons of coal for the United Stat«s
navy. The P:igin was 12 days coming
from Honolulu, being handicapped by
strong head winds for 10 days. The
Elgin was to have discharged at Hono
lulu, but the navy coal pile at the island
port being already large enough, the
steamer was ordered here and. will dis
charge at California City.
Alice McDonald Is Floated
The schooner Alice McDonald, loaded
with lumber from Everett, which went
ashore outside -San Diego a few days
ago, was floated yesterday and towed
into the southern harbor.
Water Front A'oten
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 800,000 feet. |
The yacht Aquilo sailed Friday from
New York for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco, from
Panama and way ports, passed Ava
lon Friday at 1:30 p. m. Should dock
here early this morning. • ;>•
The French bark Grande Duchesse
Olga left for Eureka yesterday in tow
of the tug Defiance. From Eureka the
bark will sail for Queenstown.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama from this
port.
Big Freighter Is Floated
HAVANA, Jan. 8. — The .Hamburg-
American freighter Furst -Bismarck
from Havana, December 21, for Ham
burg, which went ashore during a fog
near Octeville, a little southwest of
Cherbourg, Thursday, was refloated to
day.
Liner la Steered Without Rudder
PLYMOUTH,, Jan. B.— -The steamer St.
Paul arrived today from New York
and reported having spoken the steam- ;
er Prinzess Irene in latitude 49, longi- <
tude 25 Thursday. The Prinzess Irene,
which had lost its rudder, reported al!
well and that it was making about
280 miles a- day.
Rates to Alaska Are Rnl«ed
SEATTLE, Jan. B.— Freight and pas
senger rates to southeastern Alaska,
which were reduced three months ago by
the three big companies. ;with the pur
•pose, it is alleged, of driving tlhe
steamer Humboldt off the run, have
been restored to the old figures. The
Humboldt is still in the field, and its
owners are said to ,be seeking a sec
ond steamer in San - Francisco. ' It is
said that the Humboldt company has
come to an understanding with its
competitors. --'/\u25a0
The smaller company presented evi
dence of-\ discrimination last year
against the White Pass and Yukon
railway company to the interstate
commerce commission and to the r Ca
nadian government, the railroad oper
ating In both Canada and the United
States and controlling traffic -between
Skagway and the Yukon river. .
All transportation lines are preparing
for heavy Alaska business.
Steamer- Wallow* Helplessly at Sea ,
HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. S.— The Nor
wegian steamer Hirundo is tossing help
lessly in the north Atlantic with a
broken' shaft, according to a wireless
message received here from Cape Race.
The steamer registers 1,343 tons. Steam
ers are being dispatched to' the Hir
undo's aid. ; --
XEWS OP THE OCEAN
Shipment of Lumber, v -
The French bark Grande Dnchesse' Olga was
cleared for Queenstown for 'orders, via ; Kuroka,
yesterday. vTbe vessel had 289,500 ' feet of lum
ber, valued at $8,700, as cargo from ; this port.
Slilp*"** 11 *" * OP Went Coast
The British steamer Chatam. sailed for Anto
fapasta and way "ports, via I'uget sound, yps
tvrday - with 84,000 > feet of- lumber^ and'. 47s
cs of canned , fruit, valued at . $3.053, : conslgued
to Panama, and 143.000 feet of lumber and 1,000
railroad ties, valued at $6,137, for -Peru. •
. Army;Tran«norl» .- .
The Crook is in port.
The Thomas sailed "January s.for. for Manila.
The Warren U at, Manila ." . •
The' Dix". sailed Decemberrla from Seattle for
Manila. ~ : ' \u25a0•:"\u25a0\u25a0: "„ :
Tlie Logan sailed December lo • from Honolulu
for Manila.'
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed December. 22 from Naga
saki. ; , "
WANT NEWiSCHOOL-:
EAST OF HAYWARD
Residents of Foothill District
Circulate; Petitions
-HAYWARD, Jan. S.— ln order to se
cure adequate school facilities for. their,
children the residents of the Cemetery
avenue district. under theleadership:of
Herman G. Walker, the Oakland?attof
ney, today ; bepan the circulation- of pe
titions -to have a \u25a0 hew; school^district
formed; and a suitable building; erected."
' , "Walker, .who has a handsome country
home in- the .district/; has * been; com
pelled to , keep his children at'home ( the
greater part* of the time, owing to"! the
distance Ho"' the' -Hay ward " grammar
school. . \i
Some of thei children" in -;tho : foothill
section are. compelled \,to walk ; ; from
three to six miles, if : they Want to-^at
tend school- ',*s_^^^^^^g^r ' ";\u25a0- ' :\u25a0-\u25a0'
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
\u25a0;' \u25a0 TO ARRIVE \u25a0\u25a0.. , : ;
.... • Froffl- \u25a0.'.-\u25a0\u25a0 I ,'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 Steamer: | Date
I'ortland & Astoria. ...iCaScade .'. .. ...JJan. 9
Humboldt | Vanguard ..:;.. [Jan. .9
San' I>iego .......... .|Vosemite ...... Jan. .3
Sallna' Crux ........ ..Columbian. ..... Jan. . 9.
San Pedro' I Ad. -Sampson .. Jan. 1 ' 9
Puget Sound P0rt5..,...! Senato r"/..: Jan. -9
i Meudocino & Pt. ArenalSea Foam .*.... Jan. - 9
Grays Harbor ...iNowbtirg ......|Jan. 10
Wiliapa Harbor ...... |Clareuiout ..... .|Jan. 10
Humboldt f J. J. - Loggie. . . | Jan. 10
San Pedro' .....'....... Santa Barbara.'. Jan: "10
San Pedro ... ..... Nome' City ...(Jan. 10
San Pedro Fair Oaks .Jan. .lo
Grays Harbor ........ Chehalis ....... Jan. 10
liunibotut City: of Topeka. Jan. 10
Vancouver • Erna ... .... v Jan. r 10
Seattle & Tacoms. ... . \Vatson .'..'..•.\u25a0..\u25a0. Jan. .10
Portland & Attorla. ...Kansas -City .... Jan. 10
PorUand & Astoria....! Norland .....Jan. 10
San Diego i Way PortslQueen .......... Jan. 10
Humboldt .|North Fork . . ;|.lan. 11
liumltoldt • jF. A. Kilburn.-. |Jan. 11
San Pedro ............ Hanalel- ...... .|Jan.' l2
Puget- Sound Ports. . . . . {'resident ...'... Jan. 12
\u25a0San Pedro ............. C». :W. Elder.. . Jan.. 13
Point Arena & Albion. Porno Jan. l.'{
Grays Harbor ........ Coronado ...".. .flan. 13
China . & Japan. . . . . . . . l Siberia . . . ..... Jan. ; 13
San Dleiro * Way PortsfSanta Rosa ... Jan. 14
Grays Harbor \u25a0..;\u25a0.] Norwood ...... Jan. 14
Portland & Way Ports . j Ituanoke. Jan. 14
San Pedro & Way PortsjCoos Bay ..... Jan. 14
Seattle &. Tacoma..,.. jßuckniau ..*•.;.. Jan.lo-
Coos' Bay ..|.M. F. Plant... "|Jan. 15
\u25a0 ../:.:.. to sail . \u25a0•\u25a0 .- ';\u25a0••: '\u25a0\u25a0; ;
Destination I Steamer 1 Sails |Pier
January 1) — I -. ! '.
Point Arena & Albion. lPomo .:. 1 4 pra 4
Los Angeles-Torts |J. S. niggins 10. am .4
Astoria ie Portland jYoecmlte \u0084| lpm 4
liumboldt If. ' Jxlli>urn..ilO am 13
\u25a0• January 10— I
Grays Harbor S. Barbara.. 4 pm ....
Grays Harbor \u0084 .. Fair Oaks... 3 pm 21
Astoria & Portlahd... . Nome City.. 5 pm 10-
Los Angeles Ports..... Samoa-.. |10 am 27
San Pearo ..'.|Chehalis .... .... ....
"N. Y. via Salina Cruz. | Riverside /..| 2 pm 27--
Coos Bay.. .|XI. 4\ Plant| 3pm 8
New York via Ancon. . Pennsylvuia 12 m 40
Seattle & Tacoma . Au. Sampson .lpm 10'
SfliTDiego & Way Ports Santa Rosa.. 11 am 20
January 11 — .' \u25a0 \u25a0 ! .
Corlnto & Way Ports.. Erna
Puget. Sound Ports Queen \u25a0• . .... 4pm 11
Janoary 12 — \u25a0 ' .'
Grays Harbor Newburg".'.. 3 pm 21
Humholdt ......It'ity lupeka.ilOam 11
Humboldt .* .'.[Vanguard ..| Ipm 19
Honuluiu :..|Hilonian- .. .112 m . 3JJ
Astoria & Portland. .-. .(Cascade -....1...: 4
Humboldt . |J. J. Loggie] .'.". .. ....'
Mendocino & It. Arcnajsi-u i'uani. . . 1 4 pinl 4 '
January 13— I | ]
liumboldt ....INorth Fork. 1 12 m| SS
I.oh Angeles Ports Itiauuiei- ....1 3 pm| 10
Grays Harbor Claremcnt . 4pm 27
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder 1 pin 13:
Astoria & Portland.... Northland .. 3 pm 19
San Diego &.\Vay Ports President ..2 pm 20
Sau Pedro ; Coronado .".. 1 pin 21'
January 14 — ;'.V - v
Puget Sound Ports.. ...|City Puebla.| 4 pin 11
Auckland ..& Sydney... I Katangu ; . ..| 12 m....
San Pedro •.". INonvoud ... .;.. ....
January 15 —
Seattle & Tacoma | Watson 1 pro V)
Astoria & Portland [Kansas -Cityjllam 40
Mexican Ports |Senator ....jlOanj 11
Honolulu ... . .[Ncvadan •. ..| 2 r<ni 27
Astoria & Portland jCasco: .."..;. v
Ixw Angeles Ports j Koanoke ...|sjjui 13
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination I Steamer f Date
Skagway & Way Ports. (Jefferson '...... |Jau. 13
Valdez & sjeward |Uiyu:pia ....... |Jan. 16
Seward & Way Ports. .|A. G. Lindsay..: Jan. IS
Southwestern Alaska. ..jllertlm (Jan. 20
Valdez & Seward. .. ...j Victoria |.lan. 24
San, JMouu and Tide
United States coast' and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front- (Mission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 0 \u25a0„
Sun rises 7:2(5
Sun sets ........:.... ...'.;....:... 'S:OS
Moon rises ...o:51 a.' in.
New muoa. \u0084..'.:. Jan. 11. at 3:42 a. m.
Klrst quarter m00n.!... : .Jan. 18, at 2UI a. m.
ITime jTime* jTlmel \u25a0 lTimel '
Janf Ft ( Ft lit Ft
|L W |Hff) ILW'I |gW .
».. 3:13 3.3 0:101 a.SI 4:24|— 0.71 I
HWLW H W L W
10.. 0:00 4.3 4:00 3.3 0:51 5.9 5:05—1.0
11.. 0:41 4.4 4:47 3.3 10:31 5.9.5:46—1.1
12.. 1:21 4.5 5:34 ; 3.2|11:16 . 5.8 «:29— 1.0
13.. 1:58 4.« 6:27 3.2 12:05 5.7 7:11—0.8
14.. 2:31 4.8 7:21 3.0 12:59 5.4 7:55 —0.4
15.. 3:06 5.1 8:20 -2.8 I:3S 5.0 8:41 0.2
16.. 3:44 5.2 9:21 2.4| 3:08 4.5 9:31 0.8
Time Hail
United States branch hydrographlc offlce, SlVr
rhants' Exchange, San Francisco, January
8, 1010.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today, exactly at noon. Pa
cific standard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh.
00m., OOs., Greenwich mean time.
- J. C. BURNETT,
• . Lieutenant, U. S. N.. in charge.
U..S. Branch' Hydrogrnphie Office
A branch of the United States bydrographlc
office, located in the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained ill S^an Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard, to nationality and free
of czpeuse. ' Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the -office, where complete sets of charts
ami sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest Information ;\u25a0 can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to- navigation and mat
ters of Interest to ocean commerce*..
J. C. BURNETT, - \u25a0'.
Lieutenant, U. S. N.. in charga.
HYDRO GHAPKIC OFFICE
Depth at mean. low water, entrance to harbor.
\u25a0 I'LACK | Ft. | Date | \u25a0 Remarks
,| - 14 feet at mean low
Grays Har 16 Nov. 5 water In channel to
\u25a0 \u25a0 .- -j \u25a0 I \u25a0'\u25a0•]-. \u25a0 Hoijulam. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-•.
WUlapa Bl 27 INov. llWhlstling bn o y not
|- I I working well.
Colum K..J 25 JOct. . 4125 feet In channel to
[ [ I Portland.
Nebalm Uj 1 INot. ; 6|Bar buoy 200 yarda
I I north of channel.
TUlmk B. I 10 |Sept. 7|
Yaqulna B] 0 lAug. lOlChannel shi fl l ag to
I I -I south. ,
Sluslaw n| 4 |Oct. 1|.... .....r...
Umpqua K| » JOct. \u25a0 2|Channel 1,000 feet N.
f; I \u25a0.-.-- .', I of buoy. - ... \u25a0.
~~ ' 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. 17 Nov. 1 North Bend; 12 feet
at low wat c r to
-- * - - \u25a0 Marshfield.
" •- . ~~ Channel good. Best
Coqullle R 8 Nov. 4 water In center be
; tween N. and S. jet
, : ; .-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.- ' ties, v -• \u25a0.-.\u25a0- ;
Kogue K1v| ..... 1 .......: I ••\u25a0•••
Klamth R[ 2 | Nov. I| Closed tp navigation.""
Hmbldt B| 22 |Not. 6| .'............. .
\u25a0S Pedro Bl 20 |Not. 1 1 No change In channel.
8 Diego B| |Not. 9|No change In channeiT"
5 Pablo Bl 24 {Apr. 21 1 Depth In dredged cban
- I; \ \u25a0-', I "el- \u25a0\u25a0: "
ATLANTIC OCEAX TBAVKt ''".'* "'[ : '
Jfcmburg^merlcath
All Modern. Safety IJevice«(AVlrele»M,&c)
LOXIIOX—PARIS— HAMBURG - -
JO. Waldersee, Ja.l*,!*a]§Pennw.vlvania. . .Feb." 19
\u2666Ires. Lincoln. .Jan. .20 JG. ..Waldersee. .Feb. '20
•Pres. Grant.... Feb. 5 tKa. Aug. Vie. '.Mar. 5
t Amerika . . . . : .' . Feb. 12 *P. : Lincoln ...:. Mar. 12
tßltx-Carlton' al a Carte -Restaurant.' :. '
JHaniburg direct. »()uiits Plymouth. : >
travelers 1 Checks issued.
Tourist Dept. for Trips Everywhere.'. .".-.'
II AMB U R G-AJI E R.I CAJV a- L l IV E
1«O Powell; StiiXSan j. Francisco ij*'.;?
I'honei Kearny -2940^ M-l<-'" - i
|2 l AND THE ATM
* •""" J ; . REACHED BY.OUR;*;' 1 ( I .T
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE;
• The splendid, large steamships .-'.; ;-/"\u25a0!
HAMBURG, Jan/: 0, Feb. 15. '-: March 20, CINCIN-
NATI, Jau.» 29. etc.. i for Gibraltar, v Naples; and
Genoa (with occasional calls , at , the Azores /and
Madeira ,*- Inlands). ;\u25a0 Kxcellent ' connection ; with
steamers 1 of ;\u25a0\u25a0 Ilafuburj; i' &\u25a0\u25a0'-" Anglo-American "- Nile
Co.'s services up the Nile.through EGYPT.
• H AMBU KG- AMEIt IC AX ; LI XE ~:
160 POWELL ST. V. B AN FRANCISCO.;
SrS&y^.' \u25a0 " . Phone Kearny -2946 i " . yii.--''-
•Compaehie Generale Transatlantiqne
DIRECT LINE' TO HAVRE-PARIS ;
i Saillugß - cvery^ Thursday . ; Instead : of » Saturday,
at ' 10 a. -\u25a0 m.",^ from l pier.: 42, < North \ river, ; foot ; of
Morton£Btrcet.'t..v-:V;i;^^" !^; ; :•/- : i .' :.;" ; \u25a0.\u25a0;'
f « First < class : to ! Havre. ; ? < i .50 . and : upward : « sec-
oid class'td^Havre. $50. and GENERAL
AGENCYJ forf UNITED ; STATES , and ; CANADA,
13 State * {street, ? New ?, York- TJ . /\u25a0 F .«. FUGAZI,
Manager.! Pacific Coast.'i 630 > Montgomery 5 street, '
Sau : Francisco. "-', Tickets * sold ,by all , railroad
igiiiiiiis
t,.H.Burd, Auctioneer
\u25a0;;.'>.wiLiiSKLi; ~y ;:
Monday, Jan. 10th,ll a.m.
The Elegant Stock of
\u25a0!!»!f|
1149 to 1159 Market St.
This is one of tho finest stocks in'the city and
will positively .'be sold 'oa, account ot retiring
from business.' . 'L. 11., BUKD,' Auctioneer.
S^> AT PUBLIC AUCTION jfe?
vvl'will soil IS head.pf horses and mares belonu-
in? to J. IC Stewart and 2S hend from different
firms. Stock must and will bo s«ld to highest
bidder. Wednesday, January 12, 11 a. m.. 5C5
Fourth st., Oakland. \
!
SHIPPING NEWS OF' COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
{Special Dispatch to The Call]
; ASTORIA, Jan. S.-^Schooner King Cyrus ar
rived today from San Francisco to load'lumber.
Oil;tanker A.ximcion, /rom'San Francisco with
a cargo of fuel oil for the jjt.indurd oil company,
Is off the mouth of the river awaiting a favor
able opportunity tcv enter.'
' Steamer Hoanoke arrived tcxlay from California
ports-with freight and passengers.
Steam schopner Hornet sailed last eveplng for
Grays Harbor ..to load lumber for San Francisco.
Steamer Kansas City sailed this morning for
San Francisco with a good freight and large pas
senger list. ' -
Steam schooners | Northland and Cascade, with
cargoes of lumber for San Francisco, went to
sea this morning. •
British Bteaui^r Foxley,-with'a cargo of Inm
ber. forth*» oripnt. started to go to sea thi«
morning, but the bar was found too rough to
cross <uit. \u25a0' \u25a0;
Brßlflh; ship Manx King, which arrived last
evening. It; days from San Pedro, brought 750
tous of coke aud cement from. Ant \verp.^ It re
ports an uneventful tfiy up the coasr, but four
hours before reaching here it ran into a strong
uortliwest gale. The lollowhw moniins the wind
shifted to the: southwest aud the ship made
good time, to port. Tlie Manx King is not char
tered for outward loading.: • •
British Kteamship Foxloy. cleared at the cus-;
(om house . today for Melbourne and " Geelong,
Australia, with a ciirco of 2.315.954 feetof lum
ber loaded at Eureka^and 714,203 feet loaded at
St. Helens: :
According to the records in the custom house
there were 7G vessel*, .with an aggregate tonnage
of 100,127s tons, which entered this port'direct
from foreign ports during the year 1000, and of
thf-se five were American craft. -1 hiring the year
there were !>."> foreign vessels, with a total .ton
nage -of. 2J5..504-- tons,' which pntercu here, and
those included 52 steamers and 43 sailing craft.
Tlie. rebels; were segregated by nationalities aa '
follows: British. 3C»; French. 1.'7: German. 13;
Xorw.'?ian, JIJ; Japanese, 1; Dutch.*!; Russian,
1. There were during the year 1,828 vessels
which entered . here \u25a0 frum \u25a0 coastwise -\u25a0 i>orts and
1.514 clearances for coastwise ports. •_ .
LOS ANGELES. Jan. B.—Sailed—Steamers
Queen. Seattle; Capistrano, Grays Harbor; Harold
Kpllar. ;l'nget sound ports;: Helen I\ Drew,
Greenwood: Admiral Sampson, Seattle; I'asadena.
Albion; Mandalay, Crescent City; Lucy Neff.
Seattle,- barkentine Chehalis. Coos bay; schoouer
Luzon. .Columbia river; schoouer Lottie BenuetK
Taoorna. . \u25a0 \u0084
SEATTLE. Jan. S.—Arrived— Steamer Bnek
man, San Francisco; steamer President,'Tacoma;
stentner M. S. Dollar, Irondale.
Sailed—Steamer Colonel X."L. Drake, Pupont;
steamer : ISnckmnn. Tai.-oina: steamer''Yucatan,
\aldez: steamer Cottage City. Skagway.
PORTLAND, Jan. B.—Steamer Bessie Dollar,
which was u> have come here for a cargo of.
lumber, will' not ComV this trip, da It bad -'a
cargo of lumber awaiting it at Grnunis Harbor.
Steamer M. S. Dollar of the same Hue Is due
here. It will bring about 1,000 toiwof pig-iroa
from China; It will load :$..X)0,000 feet of lumber
at I.!mii<m for Chinese ports. ..... .
,'Jhc Leyland Brothers left down the river this
morning iv tow of the towboats Oklahoma and
Sarah Dixon for its new berth at the St. Johns
City docks, after having laiu nt the O. \V. IV
dock for more than a sear.
It Is reported that the (steamer Mackinaw,
Captain Wood..which is loading grain at the ele
vator docks for San Francisco, will run directly
between this port and San Francisco in the near
.future.". It will handle general freight on the
way up ami-grain and lumber back to California.
It willisall earty next <»oek with 112,300 bushels
of wheat and fiiXJ.OOO feet of lumber.'
Steamer Newport will remain in Astoria untii
after the ice is out of the Columbia river. It
hits 300 tops of coal from Coquille. ' \u25a0
With freight and' passengers, the steamer
Alliance, Captain Parsons, left tonight for Coos
bay. ..'\u25a0•'\u25a0 - . \u25a0 •\u25a0 '\u25a0 .\u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. '
Schooner 3. M. Griffith has finished loading
lumber at the St. Johus mills and will leave
down as soon as it can get a towboat. It has
705,000 feet, of rough Oregon pine and 8,500 feet
of oak lumber, the lnttef valued at 570 a thou
sand. It Is being dispatched to Peru by Balfour,
Giithrle & Co. ,
Additfnual Mnrlne Xevva on I'ngre •">!>
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Steamers leave for South-
/yNj^^Si^ pra California and Mexico
AtZlll '".^^i\ ' tTOtn Steuart Street Wharf.
[ Q -/vss£di Y*V For Puget Sotinfl Torts ami
I i \^^S{*\ 1 j Eureka, from B'way Wharf.
rkiVi^sSff. LOS AXGELES
AM^iL*^/ - SAX DIEGO
'SAMA BARBARA
•President ;...... .Jan. 13. 2S. 2 p. \u25a0m.
•G0vern0r.."....'. ..'.....'. ......Feb. 20, 2 p. m.
•Queen. ........ ...Jan. 21, Feb. 5, 27, 2 p." m.
Rosa.'J Jan. 10, 17. 25, 11 a. m.; ?Feb. 12, 2 p. m.
State of California . ...... Feb. 1, 0, 16, 11 a.jn.
•Will not cail at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIUECTD, TOWNSESD
; TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle' for SE. Alaska. Skagway,
Dawson, Fairbanks.
Pre5ident .. ............. 1 ...... .Jan. 18, 4 p. m.
G0vern0r. ................ .Feb. 10, 25. 4 p. m.
Queen.... Jan. 11, 26, Feb. 17. 4 p. m;
Santa Rosa .........'....Feb. 2, 4 p.' mv
City, of I'uebla..Jan, 14, 20," B'eb. 13, 28, 11 a. m.
Umat111a...... ... ..Jan. .22, 7 Feb. 6, 21, 11 a. m.
it EUREKA fd HUMBOLDT BAY> / '
Topeka. Jan. .l2/17, 22,*' 27;. Feb. 1, 6, 11, 10a.m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAX, LA PAZ
5enat0r. '..:.... ...'.... ..'.. .. ..Jan. '10, 10 a. m.
ALASKA CRUISES, 1010-— Leave Seattle
Spokane. June 14, 28; July 12, 26; Aug. 9, lOp.'m.
Queen.......... ....... .....'.Ju1y 12, 26, 8 p^ m.
• Right reserved to -change this schedule.'
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel). 653 Market
st.-— 3 Market St.- and Dock 5.
. " Telephone! Kearny" 492. '\u25a0' ; ,
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680J
« C. D. DUNANX, General Passenger Agent.
. Tehuaqtepec Route
NEW '-YORK TO • PACIFIC COAST rV3RTS
AND; HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, sailings from New
York every clx days, making \u25a0 direct .connection
with Pacific , steamer? sailing from »Salina • Cruz,
Mexico, every six days for San Francisco. : : .-•.
PACIFIC 'COAST PORTS TO NEW YORK.
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
under through \u25a0 rate ' and - through : bills of lading. '
Saillncs' from • San Francisco every 12 days.
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO
HAWAIIAN ISLAND " PORTS. -.' direct ! every 28
days, and via 1 Puget sound every 12 days. .;
: . \u25a0\u25a0 For : rates and further particulars - apply to ' \u25a0
DEARBORN S&-LAPHAM, General Agents, . 8
Bridge St.. I New .York: WILLIAMS; DIMON» &
CO., General -Agents.. Pacific. Coast, '.:-\u25a0..• -
310 Sansome St."; San Francisco. "
TOta KISEM KAISHi
; 'ORIEXTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S." Nippon Maru .... : . 1 .Tuesday, Jan. 18, i 1910
S; S. •' Chiyo Maru ;'..'. . . : T. Tuesday, ' Feb. 1 5, 1910
S." S. iTenyo Marn: : .":. . ..Tuesday. Mar. 15, 1910
;: " Steamers • sail ' from v company's piers," : Nos. * 42, ;
44, near foot of-Sccond St.. at 1 p. m., for Yoko-
hama \u25a0 and ' Hongkong, calling - at « Honolulu. Kobe
(Hiogo) ', and Nagasaki ~ and .Shanghai. ;* and \u25a0 con-
nectlog- at r Hongkong with I steamers | for I Manila;
India", » etc* r No \u25a0 cargo ; received t on ; board : on . day
of sailing, p Round I trip s tickets at I reduced rates.
-~. For j freight '\u25a0\u25a0 and t passage \u25a0 apply £at office, ; 240
James Flood building. ' . '- W.-H. AVERY. -
..\u25a0,,./.;-:'\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 •, Assistant : General Manager. '
nntini 1 11 1 1 ;"-Is. S. Alaraeda sails 11 a
Illlldll II | m. Jan. 22. 1010. Special
: IIUn V/LULU, ., round; trlp;.sllo ; Ist class..
;TAHITi AND NEW: ZEAtAXD-^S.S.; j
\u25a0 Mariposa \u25a0 sails s11: a. i m. , ' Feb. ; 2. ; ; Special
i round 5 trlp.^Tabltlf; sl2s iflrst^ class. .:. I
i OCKAN IC S. Sr CO.V 673 Mkt>. T. - Krny. \ 1231. * '
AUCTiQNSALES
VINCENT'S AUCTION ROOMS INC.
COXTIXUATIoy OF THE
AUCTJOX SAI«E -
$20,000 $20,000 — —
./ STOCK .OF* FUBXITUUE
— Of the —
KIXG PirnXITURE HOUSE
3012 to 3010 IOTII ST.. XEAIt MISSION
TO M O R R'O W \u25a0
3IOXDAY JAXUAHY 10, 1910;
\u25a0 • At 11 r o'clock ai iv.
On the above premlaen
.\V E AY lli I. SELIi\ -
"All the best of this grand stock, comprising:
Elegant Bureaus. - Chiffoniers. - Dressing Cases,
Dressing Tables, Book Cases, Sideboards. Buffets.
China Closets, in mahogany, birdseye maple.' Cir-
cassian -walnut and quarter sawed oak; Jtrans
and Enameled Bedsteads. Silk Floss ami Elastic
Felt -Mattresses, Grand Koekers, Lolling Chairs, :
Divjans. 1 etc.
-UUGS^ EUGS -UUGS (all sizes).
-Extension .Tables, Dining- Chairs. Pantry Ta-
bles, and Kverythlng for Home Furnishings.
NOTE — We l«g leave to call attention to this
sale. Parties that purchased at our last sale se-
cured some rare bargains. The quality of this
stock Is far above the average..
LAURENCE VINCENT. Auctioneer.
At AUCTION
Tuesday, January 18, 1910
Sixty head draft horses, weight 1.400 to 1.600
pounds, from Klamath county. Oregon; also t;o
head of horseyhoe bar brand horses, weighing
from 1,000 to 1.800 pounds: nil. broke to work.
At private sale, 4 head work mules and a
full assortment of all purpose work and driving
horses and one large Hall safe in perfect order;
cheap, x"
Also one victoria, .one stirrcy and one business
buggy, .all cheap for cash.
E.' STEWART & CO.. 14th and Valencia.
WEEKLY CALL, SI PER YEAR
RAILWAY TRAVEL
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM JANUARY I, 1910
VIAOAKLAND PIER,
Leave (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
2.15 a .Nil cf, Livermore. • Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento 10.38p
. 6.40 a Hayward. Niles. San Jose. 7.08*
7.00 a Richmond, Port Costa, Beniria, SuLsun,
Dixon. Sacramento. Roseville. Marys-
ville, Redding. Dunsmnir 7.28p
7.00 a Hnrira, Vacaville, Rurasey. 7.28p
7.00» Davis, TVoodland \u25a0(Marysville. Oro-
ville), Williams. Maxwell. Willows,
Hamilton^ Corning. Red Bluff 7.28p
7.00* Newark, San Jose. Los Gatos, Wright,
Felton (Boulder Creek), Sar.ta Cni2. . 9.5£p
7.40 a Vallejo, Napa, Calistogi, Santa l'.ofa,
Martinez, San Ramon 6.03p
?4Ca Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Alta-
mont, Lathrop, Stockton . * 7.28s
7.40 a Tracv, Los Banos. Herman, Fresno,
s Hanford, Vbalia 4.28p
20x Port Costa, Martinez, Byron, Tn<-y.
; t .' Stockton, Merced, Fresno. Cjoshf-n
Junction (Hanford, Armona), Visalia,
Porterville, BakerEfirid 4.48p
8.20 a Yosemita Vclley via Merced. 7.48p
9.00 a Niles. Livermore, Stockton (*Milton),
: 'Valley Spring. lone, Sacramento.. ... 4.28p
9.00 a Sonora, Tuolumne and Angels. . : 4.23p
9.00 a Atlantic Express — Sacramento, True-
. - kee, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicar>- JL2Bp
9.40 a Richmond, Port Opsta, Martinet,
Bay Point, 6.48p
10.20 a Vallejo Mare Rind, Napa...: 11.28 a
10.20 a Los Angrles Passenger — Port Costa,
Martinez, Byron, Tracy, Stockton,
Fresno, Hanford, Visalia,
. Bakersfieß Los Angeles 7.48p
10.40 a San Francisco Overland Limited-
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis,
Omaha, Chicago... 7.28p
1 1 .20 a Shasta Limited— Portland, Ta<-om3,
. • Seattle.. 9.18p
12.00n Goldfield Pass.— Port Costa, Benicia.
Sacramento, Truckee, Haicn, Mina,
Tonopah, Goldfield, Laws, Keeier. .. . 7.48 a
1 2.00n Msrysville. Chico, Red Bluff 4.28p
1 .20p Niles, Irvington, San Jose - 2.48p
-,l.4opSan Leandro, Nile?, Centervflle,/ 9CBa
Newark, San Jose. \ 7.28p
1.40p Newark, San Jose. Los Gatos, Wright,
- Felton (Boulder Creek), Santo Cnu.. 958p
2.40p San Leandro, Niles. San Jose.. 9.28 a
3.00? Benicb, Winters, Sacramento— Wood-
land, Marysville, Oroville — Yolo, *
Arbuckle. Williams, Willows 1 0.48 a
3.00p Via Sausalito, West Napa, St. Helena,
. - Calistoga 10.37 a
3.20p Port Costa (Stockton), Martinez, ( ; 12.08?
Byron, Modesto, Merced, Fresno.. I 10.35p
4.00» Vailejo, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa.
Martinez. San Ramon, Dougherty,
Livermore - 9.28 a
4.00p Niles (Centervflle), Tracy, Stockton f 10.28 a
Lodi... \ 10.38?
; 4.40p San Leandro, Hayward, N2es, Pleas-
anton, Livermore, Tracy, Newman,
Herman, Fresno 8.28 a
5.00p Richmond, Pinole, Vatlejo. Port] 1 1 osa
: ~ Costa, Benicia, Suisun, Sacramento \ i' n o-
— Roseville, Marysville, Oroville... j 108p ~
BJ»p Russell, San Jose, Los Gatos { g^
5.20p Pan Leandro, Kfles, Saa J05e.. ....... 7.48 a
6.00p Owl Limited— Los Angeles aoBa
6.40p Eastern Express — Ogden. Pueblo. Den-
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chiea go . .
Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks..... 8.28p
6.40p Ha>-irard, NSes and San J05e ........ 6.48p
J7.00p Vallejo, Port Costa, Martinei, Bay
Point and Way Stations JM.IBp
7.40p Richmond, Port Costa, Byron, Tracy,
.1(. 1( Lathrop, Stockton 12.48p
8.20p Oreeon Express — Davis. (Sacramento), \u25a0•:,:!
Willow*. Redding (Klamath Falls).
Asbland, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
Spokane ..:..," :......•... 9.48 a
O.OOp China and Japan Fast Mail — Ogden,
Cheyenne. Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago.. .....;. 2.48p
9.40p Saturdays— Hunters train, Saa Jose
-via Newark *7.48p
I I.OOp Niles. Pleasanton. Livtrmore. Lathrop,
Modesto, Merced, Fresno, Hanford . . 10.38?
1 1. 4 0p Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys-
ville, Red Huff. Weed. Ashland, Port-
lanA Tacoma. Seattle 12.28p
NETHERLANDS ROUTE— Ffom Pacific Stfo«t Wharf.
1 1 .00? Sacramento River Steamers.... tH.3O?
, Stmr. Apache, Mon., Wed., Fri.
-Stair. Navajo. Tues.. Thurs.. Sat. ___^
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY— From San Francisco.
Market Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.00
a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Sunday*— & 4s, 8.15. 9.45, 11.15
' a.m.. 12.45. 2.15, 3.45. 5.13. 6.45. 8.15 and 9.45 p.m.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Via Atameda Pier.
To Oakland and Alamtda— f6.lo, J6.45 a.m., and then
•• 10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.; then
8.30, 9.15, 10.00, 10.45. 11.30 p.m. and 12.15 a.m.
To Alimada and Fruitvtla via Hori»iho« uiw at above.
a for Morning. -./'• . p for Afternoon. I
t Sunday excepted. X Sunday only. |
j0S&?&. Schedule Effective
fif§4 November 15, 190<)
)^^/ V"lJxi6xV FERRY; DEPOT
.. \u25a0 ' V"'" -\u25a0 San Francisco
Leave.: VIA . SAUFALITO .:-. Arrive-
7:40a Petaluma.. Santa- Kosa. Healda-
- bnrg, Cloverdale. Uklab, Wllllts,
Sherwood. ; Sebastojol, *Gnerne-
" •' vllle. \u25a0\u25a0•Mt. : Kio, 'Duncan Mill*.'. 6:l7j>
. B:2'oa »Pt. Keyea, »Mt. Eio, •Cazadero.. t6:57p
'B:'Joa •\u2666Sonoma, -**Glen Ellen v .. ...... t3:37p
J»:OOa Petaluma.- vSanta ; Rosa. , Cloverdale't7:37a
11:00 a Petalnma,; Santa Kosa { 4:17 a
3:00p Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healdsbnrtr.
"--\u25a0.- Cloverdale. Gaerneville,
Mt.'- Rio," Doncan. Mills, Sebaa-
topol" 10:3Ta
t*:OOp Pt Reyes. Occidental ';
4:4<ip Sonoma. Glen Ellen- .......'..-.. 9:17 a
; 5:20p Petaluma, Santa';- Rosa .'.... _*..; 8:37 a
* ELECTBIC SUBURBAN VIA SATJSALITO
Sausalito, Mill Valley, ; B*a Rafael — Dailjr
every 40 minutes - from - 7 :<O a. m. until 0:00 a.
ro.; then ' bonrlj , trntll 4:CO p. m.: then every 40
minutes until ' 6:40 p. m. ; ' then - 8:00 and 10:00
p. m. and 12:01 a: m. ; .
Fairfax— Leave San Ftandsco t7:00, 7:40, S:2O.
9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. m.. tI2:QO noon, J10X).
2:00, 4:00. > 4:40. 5:20 and 8:00 p. m.'-
- San Quentin via San Safasl— Leave 9:00 a. m.
and '.2:00. p.': mr- ':\u25a0 -\u25a0 - •; .
Tiburon and Belvadere— l7:oo. {7:40. 10:13
aim.' (112:00 .noon, except Saturday). 112:30.
14:00, §5:20. 7:15 p. m." Sundays." |7:0 O. J7:40.
lO.lsVa. m.,V12:30. 14:00. |5:20. 7:13 p. m.,
{12:01 a. m. " '- \u25a0 .
arrive .7:37 p. "m. ' "Sunday arriva
6:57 ' p."- m.*.-* tExcept Sunday. Jsjunday *\u25a0 only.
only. ! i Via; Sausalito. •_ » :
.Pacific Transfer Company' 9 agents are author-
ized to checks baggage direct from residence.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
, ':,F.~ S.~.i?tratton,\: Receiver.
Lv. S."'F. v dally-^t9rooa, •3aop." Ar. S. F.
daily— t3:lsp,'> *S:lsa. >V^Bdp«HEtaMsMnP«Pi
y, *Arleta. : •; jTnnltas Glen; stage for San Gre-
eorlo and Pescadero.":' «-•-;
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION
On account of retiring from basiness I will
sell at Public ' Auction the entire outat now 'in
S-itJ.^ Jll6J 116 W ? U knoitfn t-ONTRACTOB. JOHN
TUTTLE, consisting of
35 HEAD OF HORSES
40 sets of chain harness, sand wagons. dumi»
wagons, trucks, carts. Fresno scrapers and black-
smith outfit, buildings, lease anil everything per-
taining to a first class teaming and contracting
btnsines.l. Sale takes place, rain or shine, at th.;
STABLES Sit! FOUUTEKATU NTUKET
(Near Guerrero), San Francisco,
WEOXESDAY, JAM'ARY 12
AT it A. 31.
W. HIGGIXBOTTOII, Auctioneer.
.3=a 5eS £*£
AT AUCTION
The content* of the well known Twin FeaM
Livery, and Teaming Stable-* on 16th st. !>*-».
Sanchez and .Market, on MONDAY. Jan. 10. al
11 h. m., the following, to-wlt: 62 horsea, suit-
ab'« for all purposes, drivers and draft horse?. ;
wagoujs. buggies, surreys, buses and harness and
other articles too numerous to mention. TnU
stock must and will be sold; no rewive or limit.
A good opportunity to bay at your own price.
Stock must be removed immediately after the
sale. Sale positive, rain or shine. ' '-/
WM. BEODIE. Auctioneer.
3^ -AUCTION SALE
•TM'USDAY. January IS. at 11 a. m.. at J' •'
ami TOO Valencia st.. 1 will s.-II «."» head of
Ranch and City Horses. Wagous. Buggies ami
Harness. Outside stock, sold on conimkttiuii.
Pboue Park 2~'£\.
WM. CLOCGII. Auctioneer.
« HERCULES s '
lILIIUULLU collars
Made in California, guaranteed oak tanned.
I and cost no more than the nonguaranteed maae«.
If your dealer can not supply you. write us
direct for a price Ust. Manufactured solely b»
I W. DAVIS & SONS. Wholesale Saddlery. 2040
1 to 20.12 Howard *t.. San Fnni'lvo. Cut.
VIA COAST LING
I*9X9 (Third and Townsend Strer t»> Arrive
t5.25a Loop— 23J btrcet. Visitacion. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street. ..... t6.35a
15.35* Loop— Valencia Street, Ocean Vipvr.
• Cemeteries, South Sarf' FmneLsco.
23d Street. 3rd and Townsend t6-45a
620 a Sonth San Francisco, San Jose, Ciilroy.
(HoULster), Sargent, Pajaro, Watson-
: yule. ganU Crua. - " 750p
7.00 a South San Francisco, P3IO Alto, San
Jose, Wav Stations 7.33 a
> 7.00 a Sbyfirid, Los Altos. I^s Gatos t7.20p
8.00« Shore lane Limited— Paso Rohles Hot •
Springs, Santa Barbara, Lcs Anjeles. 930?
BX5a The Coaster— San Jose. Pajaro <Wat-
. fonville, Santa Cruz). Castrovflle.
( Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove).
Salinas, Soledad. Pa.<o Robles Hot
SpiTiei. San L«:s .Obiypo. Surf.
(Lompoe\ Santa Barbara, Ventura,
Oxnard, LO3 Angeles 11.45?
a2oa MaySeld. Lwt Altos, Los Gnto». Wri2*t.
Glcnwood( Boulder Creek), Santa Cnu,
Watsonville. Cnstroviile. Del Monte.
Monterey, Pacific Grove. : ,9-OOp
9.00 a San ' Ji>?e, Gilrov, Salioas, Psso Robles
Hot Spring", San Luis Obispo — Tres
Pinos — Watsonville, Santa Cruz, IM
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove 4.00p
10.40 a South San Francisco. Burlirgarae, Saa
Mateo, Palo Alto, Saa Jose 6.30 a
10.4% Lcs Altos, Moot* VLsta, Los Gains. . |
1 1.30 a Valencia Street, Ocean Vicvr. Colma.
Cemeteries. Baden. San Bruno • 35p
I l.4Ca SDuth San Francis^, ?3n Jose +B^Ca
2.00? Del Monte Express — daa Jose, Gitrov,
Bargmt (Watsonville, Santa C'rui).
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacifi- Grow. 12.30p
2.05p South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose 8.40*
t2-05p Los Kltof. Monta Vista, Los Gates. . . |3.20p
3.00? Sonth San Francisco. San Jfciteo. Saa
Jose. Gflroy, Tres Pinos, Salinas to. tOa
3.00p Watsonville." Santa Cruz. Castroville,
Del Monte. M"nterej-, Pacific Gmv*. !0.05a
3.40p Santa Cbra, San Jose. Los Gatos,
Wright (Boulder Creek), Santa Ctmi,
Watsonviile, Pajaro 10.05 a
4.00p Sunset Express — Tucson. Dnnrs:.
B Paso, Houston. New Orleans.
Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis
Obiepo, Santa Barbara, L«9 Angles. 1 1.40 a
4.00p Kansas City. St. Louis. ITucago » ' -*Ca
4.20p South San. Francisco. San Jose t9COa
f5.00p Buribcune, San Mateo, Palo Alto.
San Jose and Way Stations 9.40 a
t5.05p Loop— 23J Street. Visitacion. South
San Francisco, Valencia Street t6-'sp
t5.20p Redwood. Palo Alto. San 3o«e I . lOp
ts£op Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gatos. . . +3.20p
t5.2Sp Burlinirame. S.%n Mateo, San Jose. t3-20p
t5.30p Loop— Valencb Street. Ocean View.
Cpmeteries, South San Francisco,
23.1 Street, 3d>nd Town.«end t6.40p
5.40p San Bnrao, San Mateo. Redwood, Palo
Alto, Sant-v Clara, San Jose 7.40 a
?5.4Gp Los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gatos. . . £9.4Ca
T6.00p Millbrae. San Mateo, Palo .Uto, May-
field. Los Altos. Los Gatos tBCOa
t6-05p 23d Street, Visitacion, South San
Francisco, Valencia Street 17. 1 5p
16.25? Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. 3d and Townscnd t7.40p
6.30p South San Francisco, San Jose 5.4Cp
B.oop Los Anceles Passenger — Gilroy,J?afinas.
5 Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luis
Obifpo. Pizmo, Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles 8.30 a
I 1.43p South San Francisco, Palo A! to. ( 7.2Cp
San Jose.. , \ 7.30p
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. Berkeley. Berryman. Cast Oakland and
Fruitvale — Dail.v — From 6.00 a.m.. and ev*ry twenty
minctes untS 7.00 p.m. inclusive;. then 7.40. 8.20.
9.00, 9.40, 10.20, 11.00 and 11.40 p,m.. 12.20 and
1.20 a.m.
To Sather and Metrojs via Seventh St.— Daily— From
6.00 a.m., and every twenty minutes until 7.00 p.m.
inclusive, then 11.40 p.m.
To Stanefcurrt— Daily— 6.oO. 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 ajn.. 2.20,
3.00, 4.00, 5.00. a.40 p.m.
To Oakland First St.. 1 Fruitvale. Alameda. via Hormhoe
— Daily — Fiom tti.oo. 6.20 a.m. and every twenty
minutes until 8.20 a.m. inclusive; then 9.00, 0.2 P. I
10.00. 10.20. 11.00. 11.20 ajiu. 12m.. 12.20 ,1.00. 1.20.
, 2.00, 2.20. 3.00, 3.20. J3.40 pjn. and every tw«i*y
minutes until 7 p.m. inclusive: 7.40. 5.20, 9.C0. 9.H),
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 pjn.. 12.20 ami 1.20 a.m.
Additional train ta Oakland First St. 2.15 ajn.
; To We»t Berkeley— Daily— From 6.00 aja. and evpn-
: twenty minutes until 3.20 aoa. inclusive; then 9.00 a.m.
* and every hour until 4.00 pjn. inclusive; then 4.20 p.m.
and every twenty minutes until 7.C0 p.m. iacinsivr;
then 7.40, 5.20. aCO, 9.40. 10.20. 1L00, 1L40 pjn. aa^
1 l!2oajn.
1 To Csrain — DaHy^ — From 6.00 a.m. and every 20 minute*
until 8.20 a.ra., then 9.00. 10.00 a.m., 12.00 sn.. I.CO.
2.00, 3.00. 4.00. 4.20. 4.40. 5.00. 5.20. 5.40 and 100 p.m.
I Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggage
direct from residence.
t3IUIR WOODS
MT.' TAMALPAIS.'
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
FOOT OP MARKET STREET
LECAI HOUOATS-SUK3AT TIOT
li.Saa fmcina iT.Miiriwfe It. Taatyib
We«lday!_SnndaT_ Weekday I SnJay Weekday t Saaday
! 10:0'0ai 9:00 i t7:3sai 12:03? 7:35»!i10:«a
2:00? 10:00* . I:sopi 2:00p U4s?j 11:52*
*4:40? 11:00* 82:55*. 3:03? 4:25? 1:45f»
1:00p 4:3opj 4:25? •9:15?| 2:525»
2:00? : 5:10? ...r.. 4:15?
: ...:.. 3:00? ' \u25a0\u25a0 ........ 5:391»
\u2666Satonlv. tMon.only. ©Tamalpais only, only
Ticket Offices— Sausalito Ferry and 874 Market
General OCce— Mill Valley. California
"TAVERN OF TAMALPAIS "and M MUIR INN"
. an always optn far toasts
BAY AJM> L\T£RVKBA.\ K^CTES'
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena
ST. HELEXA-XAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello S. S. Co. '. and Napa Valley Electric
E. R. Co. Close conn jet ion*.
O-^ROirXD TRIPS DAILY— «
Boau leave San Francisco 7:00. *9:43 a. m..
12:30 noon. 3:13, 6:00. »8:3O p. m.
- San Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf r north ' end ferry bui lrtin ;. - Market street
ferry.* Meab a la carte. Phone Kearny 4OJ.
•Lands navy" yard direct. -
V- "-"\u25a0 - f
i—Don't Worry; It Doesn't Pay— »
{-—-USE CALL WANT VADS— ]
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