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SAN JUAN ARRIVES
FROM THE ISTHMUS
Everything Reported Quiet in
Nicaragua, Where U. S.
Forces Are Assembled
HE Pacific Mail
liner San Juan,
Captain F. E. Kra
zier, arrived yes
terday from Pan
ama and way ports
with 17 passengers,
731 tons of cargo
and treasure i val
ued at $14,600. The
bulk of the cargo
was fro m New
York, as were most
of the passengers.
The Kan Juan ar
rived at Corinto
December 27 and
sailed the, follow
ing day. At the.
..... .... Nicaraguan port
were the United
States warships Albany, Yorktown.
Princeton, Vfcksb'urg and Buffalo. On
board the Buffalo were 800 marines and
•he fleet was ready to land I.COO men
•'*t a moments notice. While the San
Juan was ther«\ however, everything
was <juiet and the. business of the, port
proceeding practically as usual, that is
i<* say. no work was done today that
*.ould be left until tomorrow.
. The San Juan's passengers included
<J. A. Jacobs and wife. Q.'^SL Yeaton,
T. 11. Frees. U Frees; 1. Mitchell, Miss
.-\>lpda<l Jones, H. >'• Jordan, K. Gor
don, C E. A. Lora.
Chief ICiißino.r li> Scalded
James Gaston, chief engineer of the
tank strtmcr Lansing, was badly
scalded about the lace January 10
while making: repairs to <pne of the
boilers. The boiler had been blown
down. The accidental removal of a
plug- released a stream of hot water,
winch struck Gaston full in the face.
Itf will be badly scarred, but it is be
lieved that his sight may be saved. At
tin: time of the accident the Lansing,
which arrived here yesterday,- was on
lh* way from Kahului.
«"arrlr» Many I»a*«««*ncer« *
The Pacific Coast steamship com
1 itiys Santa Uosa, which, sailed yes
i<;<iay for southern California, carried
""ij passengers, aruong whom were:
M. Tama'ia and wif> JA. D. f^initi and wife
I"ißi\k Bi«\mi Btnl wiO'V. F. liaffnejr ami trife
1 . Oorda ill. ('. Anson
a. I>. Johr.sim ii.. ("Iphlp and wife
>\u25a0. i.. Tlujtim* aud wifpjK. Andrt-vis
Mfij.ir K. !\u25a0:. Uannooiej Frank A. Fee
*ud wite JR. 11. Flemiuins
•<;. F. iVliittlns and ' Stanley .<pr»iKu«'
trfZe : Mi*s Alice Famkau
•iHnir* McUintilK atn?!Mi*s Katp Upvic
wife 'Miss Craw Fuuk
1.. A. Trouiblc.v and! Mi^ t:. Fnuk
wife
Wflhrlmlna Uur Tfcnraday
The Matson navigation company's
-new steamer Wilhelruna. Captain Peter
Johnson, now on the way here from
Newport News, was 1,237 miles south of
ikis port at 11 o'clock p. m. January 15,
and is due here Thursday evening: Tiie
IV'flhelmina will be used on tlie run
twtwecn !:ero and Honolulu in connec
tion with the steamers Hilonian and
Lyriine.
Male Itc«*elvrM Fatal Injury
John Grenelli mate of the echboner
Hu^h Hogan, which is now lop.ding at
Handon, fell Sunday nipht from the
\ esst.-I's gangway, struck the schooner's
v.!iard and broke his neck. He died in
-•antly and was burwd yesterday at
Handon. V" \ :
Nippon Mam SaiN Today
The Japanese Ifner Nippon Maru,
<>ptain Stevens, will sail today for the
far east with SB cabin passengers and
:ibout JO" in the steerage.
[I:iiii:isi'n Atrnlnst Ship
1 The Eureka construction company
ft .< awarded J1.C85 damages against
\ - l-'ulwood yesterday in a report
ts^rl with Judge de Haven by Court
Commissioner James P. Brown. The
iibrl was to recover $3,3:>5 as the loss
The Wall St. Authority
00 New York, Boston
and San Francisco
Mining Stocks
V.-XEKLY 8 PAGES 52.00 PER YEAR
SAMPLE COPY OK REQUEST
MINING SHARE NEWS BUREAU, Publisher
No. 40 New Street, New York
For •-> at all news stands, 5 eta. ih« copy.
BONDS
American Petroleum Co. €s. to
yield 6'i; Associated Oil Co. ss. old
issue, to yield st: Pacific I^igrht &
Power Co. r.s. to yield 5 *4 ; Mission
Trans. &~ Ref. Co. ss, to yield s^;
Union Transportation Co. ss. to
yield u»-»; L*. A. Home Tel. Co.. Ist
mtjr. ss. to yield s**; San Diego
Home T. & T.. Ist mtg-. 6s, to yield
6.20. Full particulars upon request.
V.V execute orders to buy or sell in
nil parts of the country.
Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Company
14th Floor. I(Mt Geary St..
SAN' FRANCISCO
New York, < hiciiKo. Oakland.
Lo« Ancele*
fill THE BROWN GOLD
UIL OF CALIFORNIA
• Produiinjr more n-«>alth thnn all its tnlnp*.
A nxidrsT investmont mar make you inde-
pfcd^ut for Iif p . Send conpon and get pouted.
COALIN6A CRUDE OIL CO.
£01 First Katiocal Bask Building,
Ban Fraacisco, Cal
" pii'««.e ffTid latf^M Issue of the «>il mnga-
zin«\ "Sofnjrttir*." end full luforraatioa about
your* rexv comiiany. nil this without any ob-
ligation on my part.
E.F.HUTTON&CO.
4»O California St. Tel. Donglas 2*S7
St. Krancla Hotel TeL Donsrlas 3U*V
Members of New York Stock Exchange
Pioneer Uonse
Private Wire <o Chicago and
>cw York
1 j ...
It. K. MJiIXiIHV, -SlanaKer
Plll.'ATE WIRE. CHICAGO, KIW YOEK.
UXSTEHS UKION CODE.
J. C. WILSON
KEKBES '
ITEW TOKK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AVD BOND EXCHANGE, SAN
Main Office Branch Offices -
\u25a0•sOLtß BLDG., 8. F. PALACE HOTEL
•• Correspondent* (MaHTCorrldor)
JiARRIS WIKTHEOP San Frandseo.
T 4 CO , HOTEL ALEXAKDaiA
C 5 Pine St.. New Tork -.Los Ancelw -^
3 Bookery, Chicago HOTEL ; DEL . CORO.
JTII Klout Street. KADO
Denvtr. Colo. • Coronado Beacb.
Reports Five American Warships at Corftito
on a cargo of cement which was un
loaded in the rain and partly ' spoiled.
The commissioner fixed the damfcges at
tlie difference betwen the cement's
market, value at the time and the price
it sold for in its damaged state. -
Water Krbnt Xotrm
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,380,000 feet.
The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Aiameda, which is due today from
Honolulu, was 682 miles away at 8
o'clock Sunday night. : :: :\u25a0'-'>-
The America*!- Hawaiian company s
freighter Columbian will come off
Hunter* point drydock at 9:30 this
morning. . '\u25a0 i - : i~*i „ ,
The pacific Mail liner City of Sydney
left Acapulco yesterday for this port
via Mazatlan.
KiiUß.for^Pusre'l Sound
[Special Dispatch to The Call\ x
ASTORIA, Ore., Jan. 17.— With its
foremast, fore and mizzen topmasts car
ried away and believed to be partially
waterlogged, the American ship Wll- i
liam 11. Smith is off the mouth of the i
Columbia in tow of the Union oil com
pany's tank steamer Washtenaw. It
is not believed that any of the officers
or crew have been killed or injured,
and this afternoon there is every as
surance that the vessel will be saved,
but at least a portion of its deck : load
has been washed overboard.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the bar
tvs Wallula came in from outside and
reported that at 10 o'clock this morn
ing the Washtenaw, with the Smith in
low, had started for Puget sound, as
there appeared to be no immediate hope
of bringing it Into the Columbia.
During the blow of last night the
hawser parted and it was with diffi
culty that a new hawser was placed
, on board and later another was added.
i Assistance from the Wallula was re
fused, although it was blowing a gale
i from the south and the seas running
high. . : --->;V.-^V
Seeks Two Port* for Fuel -
Furious jfales caused the steamer
Bandon. from Willapa, to put into two
ports, on Its way down the coast, before
it finally made* the Golden grate last
night.
The Bandon left Willapa January •
laden -with 600.000 . feet of lumber.
From the time it struck the open sea
it ran into rough weather. When oft
the Columbia rlvar it was in the midst
of a veritable hurricane, and Captain
Johnson decided to put into Astoria
for fuel. "*! \u25a0' -: :
January S Captain Johnson again put
to sea, and again he encountered a ter
rific grak\ He battled along as best
he could, but when off Eureka he found
he wa.s again short of fuel, and was
obliged to put into that port for a fur
ther supply. - JH- >"
Again putting out to sea. he ran Into
a series of heavy southeast gales, and
after 23 hours he succeeded In- making
this rft>rt. The Bandon was 10 days, all
tol<l, making the run.
Carries Bananltn to \.on Anßelcn
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 17. — The steamer
Homer, which arrived tonight, brought
5.00 a bunches of bananas, the first
cargo of that fruit ever landed at this
port. The arrival of the Homer is said
to mark the opening of a struggle to
destroy the monopoly of the so called
banana trust.
J. Homer Fritch and F. F. Ryan of
San i'rancisco are here to look after
tho disposition of the cargo.
Wfter discharging the Homer will
leavo for San Diego to undergo repairs
necessitated by the damage sustained
when the vessel went ashore off the
coast of Mexico several weeks ago.
O.v United Wlreleai
Stpamrr Alanieda. from Honolulu for San
Francisco— Jan Id. 8 f. m.. 652 mile* off San
Francisco: moderate northeast wind and sea;
Unre swell: clear weather; barometer 30.42;
tomppratnre r>3.
.Steamer Williplmina. from Newport Norn for
Snn Francisco — Jan lft. 1.237 miles south of Sau
Francl«c<>: expect 4o arrive .San Francisco Thurs
day ereninjr.
Steamer Knnßas City, hence Jan 15 for As
toriA — Jan 10, 9 a. m.. off Creswnt City.
Stfauior I'matilla. from Pnjcet sound ports for
Kan Francisco — Jan 18. S p. ra.. off Crescent City.
Ktmr Mavprick, from Tacoma for San Francisco
— Jen 10. 2 p. m.. off Columbia river; calm,
smooth, cloar; barometer 30.30.
Steamer Governor, from San Diego for San
Francisco — Jan 17, 1 a. m.. passed Point Ar
puollo; vrlnrt fresh, northwest; clear; moderate
hen<l sea.
St«-nm<T Col. E. 1.. , DraVe, bence Jan 15 for
S>'atti». with barge 3 in tow — Jan 16, S p. ni.,
off St. Georjre reef.
Steamer Watson, hence Jan 15 for Seattle — Jan
Mi. U p. ra.. off I'mpqna river: barometer 30.12.
Steamer Xann Smith, from Coon bay for San
Frencigcn — Jan 16, S p. ni., passed Cape Blanco.
Steamer President, from San Diego for San
Fram-isco — Will arrive in port Jan 17, 3 p. m.
Steamer W. S. Porter, hence Jan 14 for Ju
neait — Jan Ifi. 8 p. ro.. 474 miles out; moderate
northwest wind and *ea.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
PORTLAND, Jan. 17.— British steamer M. 8.
Dollar of ,tbe Robert Dollar line has arrived In
the river from China. It will take iOut a
••sreo of 3,500.000 feet of lumber to Shanghai
an<l other Chinese ports, tbe greater part of
which It «~HI load at l.irmton. It will take on
300.000 feet at Knappton and a quantity »t
Rainier. It brings A- small amount of pig Iron
from China. , - •
With a cargo of lumber for San Francisco
th»» steam schooner Jim Butler, Captain Olsen,
will l<»ave today from Pivseott.
During tli«» recent storm a flight amount of
•lamape was done to the jetty at the mouth
of lue <"o!nn)bia river, but It lies been repaired
ami !h in an good shape as ever.
I.aden with geupral . freight and carrying a
lurg*- list of passengers, thp steam schooner
NrinV City arrived tonight. ;
After takine on fome bunkor coal the British
fctcampr Stophanotis moved this morning to the
lninsn-Poulsen mills, where it will take .on
3.000.0G0 feet of Oregon flr for different Chinese
and Japanese ports. It Ik under charter to tbe
Pacific export lumber company. . / •
ASTORIA, Jan. 17. — Steamer Kansas City ar
rlvod today from- San Francisco with freight and
passengers.
French bark Brlen. that Is discharging coal
here, ha? received orders to proceed to Port
Caledonia In ballast. - - \u25a0
Steamer Yosemite cleared at tbe custom bouse
today for San Francisco with a cargo of* 800,000
feet of lumber, loaded nt Kalama, ami 485,000
feet, loaded at Portland.
Schooner Irene cleared today for San .Pedro;
It has a cargo of 917,000 feet of lumber loaded
at Stella. '
Steam schooners Nome - City, Bowdoin and
Cascade arrived thig morning from San Fran
cisco to load lumber. Thoy r^jwrt light westerly
winds nntil rearlilng off Tillamook. when they
ran Into a strong southwesterly gale and found
the liar rough.
* LOS ANGELES. Jan. 17.— Arrived: Steamer
RoanoVe, from Portland; steamer. Reilondo. from
C<mm bey; steamer Temple K. Dorr, from Hurcka;
Kteamer Fearless, from RcHlnghara; slecmer
Senator, from San Francisco^" steamer- Ilotner,
from San Bias: steamer Francis • 11. ! Leggett,
fn»m Eureka: Kteamer Pboenix, • from i:nreka;
steamer Whlttier. from San Francis^; schooner
J»alem. ' from Olympia. . ;
Sailed — United Stat«>s steamer Seouoia, for San
Diego; steamer Senator, for Mazatlan and . En
senada. ' _ ' \u25a0\u25a0.
SEATTLE/Jan. 17. — Arrived: Steamer A..G.
I.imlsnv. from Valdex; steamer City of I'nebla,
from »nn
Sailed— Stenmer Lnry v Xeff, for Muktlteo;
steamer Admiral Sampson, for San Francisco;
steamer Queen, for Sin Francisco; Kteamer City
of iniebla. for Tacoma. .
TApOMA, Jan. 17. — Departed— Norwegian
Mcmm-r Kir. for Seattle. Wg3s&
Army- Tranaportsj
The Crook is In port. , - *
The Tbomati sailed January- 13 from Honolulu
for Manila.
" The Warren 5* at Manila.
The DU sailed \u25a0 Decemlx?r \u25a0 13 • from Seattle . for
Manila. r '
Th«« I/ipau sailed January 14 from Manila for
tjan Krnnclsoo. .. . .
Tlk* Buforil Is in port,
.The Sheridan Is in port.
"iiiJirr business" demeo
\u25a0 : NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 17.— That there
will be stubborn opposition to the effort
of. those trying to secure. the repeal of
the. anti-racetrack' law was indicated
yesterday, when Mayor M. B. Bolirman
over his signature { took : authority^' on
Mmsclf to deny i published r statements
to the effect that the business interests
intown were crippled as a result, of the
absence of winter horse racing.' /\u25a0
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL; TIIES DAY, JA^UARY-18; 19J0.-
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
?"} -u\-1.-'.•.';\u25a0.. ;'• TO^ARRIVE ; \u25a0...-:.
From 1, Steamer | Dale
Humboldt ..........:. | North Fork : :.. ]Jan. 18
Portland & Astoria.... J. B. " Stetson.'.|Jan. lh
Mororan i Xl LoVkj ...... Jan. IS
Portlaud fc Astoria.... Mackiuaw .'. V... Jan."lß
Grays Harbor......:..lCarloe :......'.. Jan. IS
Grays. Harbor ';.(Norwood ........iJan; is
Portland & Astoria..".. j losemite iJan.-li
Everett ... .. ....I Olson & Mahony|Jan. 18
Puget Sound Ports.:...jUmatllla 1 |Jau. J8
San I'edro ICuehaiis ' .;|Jan."lß
San Pedro \u0084]lianalel ..... l.|Jan. IS
Honolulu lAlameda ......iJan. IS
Oyster Harbor ....... .(Leelanaw :"....'. |J*u. 1!»
Tui-oriu ' jTamplco- ... .|.lan. lit
Portland & Astoria i^auta ' Clara .. .|Jan. VJ
llMUboldt .|J. J. Loggle.. .|Jau. 11*
Sal.' Cm* via S. lilegoj.Vebraskan ...?. .lav. la
tirayu Harbor Centralla ...... Jan. 20
Humboldt .; ......|Clty of Topeka. Jan. 20
Humboldt |F. A. Kilburu.. Jan. 20
Seattle tc Tacoma.. .:.|Ad.. Sampson. ..jJan.. 20
I'uget Sound Ports [Queen.... Jan. 20
San Pedr0.............1U0an0ke ... Jau.~2O
Point Arena &, Albion, i'oiuo ....... ..-{Jan. 20
Newport Newt? |\VMn-lmina ....Jan. S)
China & Japan |Chiua .........;|Jau. 21
Grays Harbor . .'...|bauta Barbara.. | Jan. 21
San Diego & Way I'ortsjSanta Iloxa ....|Jan. 21
Portland &. Way Ports.|G.. W. .Elder.. .|Jan. 22
Mendocino & It. ArenajSea Foam ....JJan. 23
Hoagkoiiß & Kobe.....jl>akotah [Jan. 24
Pnget"Sound Ports...v.|Clty of Puebla.. Jan. 24
Portland & Astoria JKansas City ...Jan. 24
Coos Bay ,|M. F. Plant... Jan. 24
TO* SAIL »
' Destination | Steamer" 1 Sails [Pier
January 18 — |- . 1 -- \u25a0'
Los Angeles Ports J. B. Stetson Ipm 4
Los Angeles Ports Carlos .'....
San I'ftiro Norwood ... 2 pm ....
Grays Harbor Cbehalis .: - ....
Japan & China... INippon_Maru 1 pm 42
Puget Sound Ports.... .(President;. .'. 4 pm 11
Hono. via Poget SoundiColumbian . -2 pm 27
Liverpool & Way Ports Am. 01ry... 12 m 19
Coquilie River [Elizabeth ..: 5 pm ltf
Lok Angeles I'orts |J. S. Higglns 10 am 4
January 19 — |
Astoria A. Portland.... Caseo |12 m 27
Seattle & Tacoma..... Wellesley .J 5 pm 38
'Joot Bay M. F. Plant 3pm 8
Willapa licrnor i). Freeman. ..... ....
Grays Harbor.. Tamalpais . 2 pm ....
Lo* Angeles Ports Hanalel .... 3 pm 10
New York via Ancon.. Acapulco ... 12 m 40
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4 pm - 4
January 20 —. /• \u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0' .
Seattle & Tacoma..... Buckman ... lpm 10
Astoria & Portland Roanoke ..; 1 pm 13.
Los Angeles Ports Centralia ... 1 pm 21'
Grays Harbor G. Lindauer. 1 pin ....
January 21 —
Seattle direct Sasaniaw ..| •
Humboldt North Fork.. I 5 pm S8
Humboldt F. KillHirn.. 10 am 13
Los. Angeles Ports Ad. Sampson 10 am 10
San Dieco &, Way -Ports Queen 2 pm 20.
San Pedro & Way Ports* Coos Bay... 4 pm 11
San Pedro.. 13; Barbara:, 1pm....
January 22 — ' '"" ;
Humboldt < City Topeka. 10 am II
Humboldt l. J. J. Loggle 12 m 27
Point Arena &, Albion. Porno fi pm 4
Honolulu :. Aiameda ... 11 «m 21
Astoria & Portland.... Kose City... 11 am 40
Puget Sound Ports t.'mntilla 11 am 11
Humboldt VaiiKiiord .. Ipm 19
Lok Angeles Ports..... G. W. Elder 5 pm 13
January 24 — / \u25a0 • .
N. York via Sal. Cruz. Nehraskari . 2 pmj 27
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer i Date
I Skagway & Way Ports. Cottaa-e City... Jan. 20
Southwestern Alaska... Bertha ........ Jan. 20
Valdez &. Seward. Victoria ... Jan. 2*
Valdez'& Seward Yucatan ....;. .(Feb. 1
———————
Time Ball
United States lirancli hydrographic ofneo, Mor
cliants' Kxcham.'!'. San Francisco, January
17, 1910.
The time ball on tbe roof of the Fairmont
hotel vras dropped 1 today exactly at noon. Pa
cific standard time (120 th meridian), or at Mi.
00m. 00s. Greenwich uieanwilme.
J. C. BURNETT, .
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. In charge.
— • 1
Sun, Moon and. Tide
{ United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
• and heights of tidps at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf), add 25 minute*.
TUESDAY.- JANUARY IS
Sun rises n 7:23
Sun sets S:IR
Moon sets ...12:18 a. m.
Flr»t quarter moon ...Jan. 18, at 2:11 a. m.
Full moon W ...Jan. 25, at 3:41 a. m.
I Timel I Time] ITlme ITlmel
Jani 1 Ft I 1 Ft I Ft ( Ft
IH W! IL Wl IH W IL W
15..1 ,1:U1 5.4 11:29 1.5 5:55 3.V 11:10 2.1
1»..| 5:46 5.C 12:37 0.9 7:35 3.S
|LWHW L W H W
20.. 0:07 2.7 6:34 5.P 1:42 0.2 8:53 3.9
21.. l:0S 3.1 7:22 6.0 2:43—0.4 10:00 4.0
22.. 2:ob 3.12 8:14 6.2 3:35—0.8 10:50 4.2
23.. 3:04 3.3 !»:OT> G. 2 4:24—1.111:45 4.4
24.. 4:00 a.3 0:5« 6.2 5:10—1.2
n w l w 11 w 11. w
25.. 0:30 4.5 4:54 3.2 10:40 6.1 5:51—1.0
20.. 1:14 4.7 5:45 3.2 11:35 5.8 6:3.'{ — 0.7
27.. 1:54 4.8 8:35 3.112:25 5.5 7:10—0.3
28.. 2:26 4.0 7:26 2.9 1:12 4.9 7:47 0.2
2».. 2:59 5.0 S:18 2.8 2:01 4.5 8:20 0.8
30.i 3:31 5.0 0:11 2.« 2:59 4.0 9:05 1.4
317. 4:03 5.0 10:00 2.4 4:OS 3.6 U:4O 1.9
V. S. Branch ll.vdroß'raphlc Office
A branch of the. United .States hydropraphfc
office, located In the Merchants' Eschanpe, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariner*, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators. are cordially invited to
visit the « office, where complete sets of charts
and calling dtroctlons of the world' are kept at
hand for comparison and ref«*rpnce and the
latent information can always be obtained ' re
gnrrlinc llchts, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce. ." •
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. , S.- N., in charge.
~ HYDBOOHAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
-PLACE- I Ft. I Date I Remarks
Grays Harl 18 pec. SOlßest water 1,000 feet
\u25a0 I I 'I north of bar buoy. -
Willapa B 27 JJan. OlWhlstllug buoy-1 mile
- .-- , I . I 1 north of bar.
Colum. R.l 24 INov. 8 Shoaling outside nun
I I buoy No: 2.
Nebalm Rl 7 INov. Clßar bnoy.2f«> yards N.
- I I 1 of channel. __
Tillmk y ß| 9 ]I>ec. 17JChannel~Rhifted~*l~mile
I • I \u25a0 ' 1 - nouth in gale Nov. 28.
" C~ \~~ "Nun' buoy No. <> iind
Yaquinaß lOMilDec. 18 can bnoy No. 3 gone
\u25a0 : . \u25a0-- 1 \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- adrift. . ' r .tr,
Siuslaw R| 5 [Jan. 6|... ... .... ~
Cmpqua Rl 12 (Dec. 6!Channel well north of
I I . I range. -.\u25a0-?:-\u25a0(•..\u25a0
. . . . ,1 12 feet at low. tide to
Coos Bay. 18 Jan. 4 North Bend; : 12 feet
.1 at low tide to Marsh-
\u25a0_ I field.
Coquilie Rj 9 JJan. 7 Channel .-straight; good
I I condltloa. •\u25a0-\u25a0-.- ~s
Rogne Rlvj ... ..| .... 1 ........ \u25a0 ........
Klnmtb R| 7 JJan. 7jChannel straight east
I I I ""1 west. ' /
Hmhldt Bl 20- IDec. 17jChannpl shifted 400 ft.
.\u25a0\u25a0: ;j j; _\u25a0[ north.:
S Pedro B| 20 [Jan. B!No change In ehannpl.
S~DiegoTß 1 , 25 _| Dec.__ 9 iNo change In channolT'
S~Pabloßl 24 IDec. 1 1 Depth In dredged chan
• .- h! I •v I nel. , : r, . v.:
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
-. x .. ':\u25a0; Monday. January -17.?'
Stmr Bando'n,' Johnson/ 10 days: from; Willapa,
via Astoria, 9 .<l»js. via Eureka S3 houro; (500 M
fpet lumber to Claire & Hamilton.'' r -' \u25a0 y - : X -
Stmr J. -B. * Stetson. ; Bonlfield, 82 : hours from
Columbia river: bound- *onth.°, put In 'for fuel, v
Stmr Sea Koam,: Henrlckson, 14 hours ..from
Albion, '. via Joint - Arena - 11 • hours; • 200 . M feet
lumber :to r' H.' Templeman. . .-.
Stmr May fair, Olsen," 72 hours \t rr.m . Coos . bay ;
625.000 feet lumber to Beadle .Brothers. \u25a0-
Stmr Wpllesley,-IJindqulst;:4G hours. from San
Podro;: ballast to. W.G.Ttbbitts.
\u25a0 Stmr Santa 'Monlra,. Olsen.'; 25 hours from "Eu
reka; bouDd south., put, ln. for fuel.. >: ,\u25a0\u25a0 - ". \u25a0'.:.*
'Stmr Prcntlss,*lverßon." 2s hours from; Eureka;
400,000 feet lumber to Pacific lumber, company. »\u25a0
' Stmr < President; Cousins'. ; 30% ? hours I from • $>nn
Dlcfeo.. via -Redondo' Beacb i 22% .hours; passcu-
Itrris and merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship
company.'.' \u0084 s ': , - \u25a0' . ' '! -; . '-** -.-
Stfiinior San Juan. Fraziur. 25 days 12 hours ',
minutes from * Ancon; i via , "Acapulco -9 ? days \2l
hours -' 02 : minutes f and j Mazatlan \u25a0; 6 1 days 1 1 . hour
20 ' minutes; J passcnjrrrs ; and merchandise' to : Pa
cific Mall: steamship company., .1 - ' *!&*&&&
: Stmr Samoa, Madson. 41 hours from .SauSPe
dro: ballast .to Caspar, lumber 'company. *•':
-Stmr Lanslnjr.' Alberts,'! 22 hours from,Port;San
LuU; 47.000 barrels oil ) to \u25a0 Union ; oil company.' \u25a0;:
« Btmr* Rose-: City. Ma»on,*v7o? hours; from i'ort
land, 1 via: Astoria. r »2 hour*:; passengers and mer
chandise ;to San Francisco and Portland •-. sttrani
shlp company* ? / .: ;^>.'
* " St mr ' Fultonr~Mal6npy. ."4 \u25a0 lioiirs \u25a0 from San ' Pe
dro: ballast to Bysbec & Clark. " j.'C- .•.\u25a0"*-,;.• -^ '\'
Stmr Elizabeth, ;Olscu". "so! houra from^Bandon;
passonßcrsand niPrchandlnP'.toiE.^T.Kruso.! " k
Stmr Fifleld." Jensen, .Co: boors -from* Uaudon;
hound south, put! in for fuel. •'','.'- .-;•.', •\u25a0
>. Stmr I Saclnaw/AVal vlk, S2 ' Journ . from Grays
Harbor; bound 'nnnth,' : tiumn ior*f\}°\.\*-~~r'- .-' . \u25a0•"-•;,-'
' Stmr (*.': C. ; Llndauer, Sundraati, \u25a0&' : hours It torn
Grays . Harbor; 473,000 feet lumber to Wilson
Brothers.': ;
-Stmr Svea.- 'Allen. RS hours from Grays Har
bor; 680,001) feet lumber to Wilson Brothers. '
Stmr Yellowstone. - Lurtlow, \ 80 hoars from
Grays Harbor; bound south, put'iu for fuel.- :
CLEARED
\u25a0 \u25a0 Monday,' January 17.
Xor^ Btmr Tricolor, Evardsen, Comox,- 8. . C;
W. it. Grace & ('<>. •
l*r ship • Leon Blum. Le Severn, Queenstown;
Glrvln & Byre. • - * - /
SAILED \u25a0
.. \u25a0\u25a0 y>_ Monday,' January 17.
Stmr St. llßlons.Jaraleson, Columbia river. j
Stmr Brooklyn. Matsen.v Hardy creek.
Stmr Wt'stport.Wetterquist. Crescent City.;
• Stmr Sauta Monica, Olscn,:,Sau I'edro. '
.Strnr Samoa, Madsen, Caspar. _ •!
Stmr Ftfleld, Jeusen, San Pedro.* \u25a0:. \u25a0>.:<• ;
Stmr Raymond. Knudsen, Wlllapn.
. Stmr Yell6wstone. I.udlow, Pan. Pedro.
Stmr San Pedro,' Beiiedlktoni- Kureka. /
\u25a0 Stmr ' Sau Jacinto. Ratsmnssen. San Pedro.
Stmr Sapluavr, Walvlg, San. Pedro. 'v^^^g
.Stmr .May fair, Jenseu, Sau Pedro.
Stmr City of Topeka. Gleiow, Eureka. "
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Dlpro.
Stmr P. A. KUbnrn, Mcl.ellan. Kureka.
--. Pow schr Newark. Wayland, Byxbec landing..
. SPOKEN
\u25a0 Per Fr bark General do Negrler — Dec 27, lati
tude 14 north, longitude 12.1 west, Fr bark Pierre
Antonine, from Astoria for Uuited Kingdom.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS.I Jan 17, 10 p. in.— Weather
clear; wind SK; velocity 0 ml It's au hour.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Aiameda— Jan 17; 8 p m," 006 miles off
San Francisco, from Honolulu for San Francisco;
light XX wind; all well.
- Stmr Nann-Smith — Jan 17, lpm, passed Cape
Mendocino, from ("oo« bay: for San Francisco;
weather tine aud clear. '
* > WEATHER RF.PORTS
POINT LOBOSY J«n 17, » a. m.-^-Clear; wind
2sK; velocity (! miles an hour.
FARALLONES. Jim 17, !> a."m. — Clear; wind
NE; velocity 4 miles an hour.
POINT- REYES, Jan 17, 0 a. ra.— Clear: wind
NE; velocity 0 miles an, hour.- - r*;- -
TATOOSIi, Jan 17, !> a. m.— Light rain; wind
S; velocity 48 miles an hour.'
TATOOSH. Jau 17, 12 in. — Light rain; wind
S; velocity A~ miles an hour. \
DOMESTIC PORTS ,
I POINT LOBOS— Paused Jan 17. 3:10 p. m.—
Stmr Thos. L. Wand, . from Willapa for- San
Pedro. . ' -.- "\u25a0':.-\u25a0• / :
j TACOMA— Arrived Jan 17— Stmr Bertha, from
I Seattle. .
- Sailed Jan 17— Schr Rosamond, for San Pedro;
stmr Tampieo, for San Francisco.
OLYMPIA— SaiIed Jan ltt— Bktn Gardiner
City. for. San Francisco.- :
i COOS BAY — Arrived Jan 17 — Stmr Newport,
from' Astoria.
Arrived Jhii 17 — Stmr Alliance, from Astoria..
CRESCENT ClTY— Sailed Jnn 17— Stmr Na
varre, for Sun "Francisco: to sail Jan 18,' stmr
•Msndalny. for San Francisco. •
GREENWOOD— SaiIed Jan 10— Stmr Helen P.
Drew, for Port San Luis. v
Arrived JMnl7 — Stmr Whitesboro, hence Jan
10.
V r ALDEZ— Arrived Jan' ir. — Stmr - Portland,
from Cordova, aud sailed for Seattle. .' -
. Arrived Jan IS — Stmr Yucatan, from Jnncau,
and sailed Jan' 16 for Seattle.-.,
CWESTPORT— Arrived Jan 17, 8 a. m. — Stmr
Newhurjr. liencv Jan 1-1.
EUREKA— Arrived Jan 17— Schr Azalea, from
s?an Diego.
Sailed "Jan 17— Scbr Jietha Nelson, for Grays
Harbor.
SAN DlEGO— Sailed Jan 17— Schr Espada, for
Grays Harbor.
SANTA MONlCA— Sailed Jan 17, 2:30 p. m. —
Stmr Dalxy -Freeman, for San Pedro.
JiAST SAN PEDRO— Arrived Jan 17— Stmr
Fram-i* H. I^ecgett, from Eureka."
!* KETCHIKAN — Arrived Jnn 35— Stmr Jefferson,
; from Seattle. Jan 10— Stmr Cottage City^ from
Skagway.
WRANGELfi — Arrived Jan 16 — Stmr Jefferson,
from Ketebikan..
SlTKA— Sailed Jan l<P-Stmr Northland, for
Seattle. .
CORDOVA— Arrived Jan 15— Stmr Portland,
from ' Valdez.
MUKILTEO— Arrived Jan 17, S. a. m. — Stmr
Lucy . Neff, from Seattle.
ASTORIA — Arrived Jan 17— Stmr Bowdoin.
hence Jan 14: i) a. m.. stmr Cascade, hence Jan
14; stmr Falcon, hence .Tai 14: S «. m., stmr
Nome City, hence Jan 14;! stmr \u25a0 Kansas City,
hence- Jan 15. -Jan Ifi— -Br stmr M S.. Dollar,
from -Nnnnimo. due. Knnnptou Jan 17. -
FARALI>ONES— Passed Jan 17, 10 a. m.—
Three maMed bark 10 miles south, bound in.
TATOO6TI— Passed in Jan 17. 9:40 a. m. —
Schr Uamano, benpe Jan 7 for Port Gauildp; 6 a.
m.. Ktnh, probablr U. S. stmr Columbine, from
crump. . . •;> "
! Outride Jan 17 — Stenmer hove (o.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Jan 10— Stmr Daisy
Mitchell, hence Jan 14: stmr Redomlo, from Coos
bay; schr Fearless, from Belllngham. Jan 17 —
Stmr Senator, . hence Jan 15: schr Salem, from'
'plym'pin; stmr Templf E. Dorr, hence Jau 14. •
Arrived Jan I" — Stmr 1 I'boenl-x, from Albion;
Btmr Francis H. Leggott, from Eureka; stmr
Homer, from Slexlco; stmr Daisy Freeman, hence
Jan 14. -
Sailed Jan 17— Schr Robert Searles, for Ever
ett. Jan 10, 3 p. m. — Stmr Hanalel. for-Slan
Francisco.
RBDONDO BE.KCH— Sailed Jan 16, 4 a. m.—
Stmr President, for San Francisco." . -
Sailed Jan 17— Schr Ruth E. Godfrey, for
Townsend. .
POINT REYES — Passed Jan 17 — Steam schoo
ner, black stack, white band. \u0084.
Passed south Jan 17. 2:40 p. m. — Three masted
steam schooner with broad white band fore- and
aft. »
* HOQUIAM — Arrived Jan- 16— Stmr Melville
Dollar, nence Jan 13."
Sailed Jan- 17, - p. m. — Stmr Stanley Dollar,
for San 'Pedro. .' . . • • \u25a0 .
SEATTLE — Arrived Jan 16 — Stmr A. G. Lind
say, from Valdez. Jan 17— Stmr City of Puebla,'
hence Jan 14.
\u25a0Sailed Jan 16— Stmr Lucy Neff, for Mukilteo.
Sailed Jan 17— Stmr Admiral Sampson, for San
Francisco. .I. p. -m.: 3 p.m., stmr Queen.' for
San Francisco; Gcr stmr Serak, .. for Tacoma, 6
p. tali stmr City of Ptiebla, for sound ports, 3:40
p.- m.^ \u25a0;" v \u25a0-'! \u25a0 "\u25a0 ' \u25a0' "- "\u25a0 : -" " '.->\u25a0 :[\u25a0'
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU — Arrived Jan 17 — Jap stmr Soyo
Maru, from Payta; • '• \u25a0', -
EASTERN PORTS \u25a0:\ i
I. NEW YORK— Sailed Jan 16— Br stmr Cella;
for Punta Arenas; Br Btmr Dorothy, for I'unta
Arenas. - ? * .
Arrived Jan 17 — Br.stmr Charcas, from Balti
more. • *
Arrived: Jan 15 — Stmr Advance, from 'Colon.: .
ATLANTIC VoCEA^i TUAVEL
AMERICAN LINE
IMvmonlli — Cherbours — Sonttinniptoit
: Philadelphia— Qneenstown— Liverpool*
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LIKE
' Xmv York— London Direct !
HOLLAND-AMERICA UN£
>>w York-— Rotterdam, .via ; Boulogne
RED STAJT LINE
IVevv 7 York— Antwerp— Paris
! WHITE STAR LINE
• . .\>w '.York-^-<lneeniitown — I A ver pool \-
X.Y.-Plymouth-CherboarK-Southampton
S^o^?!f ASp ITALY & EGYPT
• VVIh Azores, Madeira and Gibraltar 7
«fetie . : : : . . . . : . ..'..'.. • • .V. Jan." 2o, Alar. 12
CELTIC (20,904 t0n5); ,.:... .-.Feb. 2. Mar. 16
Canoplc ..:...;...."*.../ .V.Keb. 12, Mar. 24
CEDRIC (21,035 tons)*. .... • .Feb.' 1(1
Romanic; . . . . . . .'. . . . .4. .' - . ......... . . .Feb.' 26
Q. r . JS.' KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, 1
- - 310 Geary Street." opposite St. Francis "'
' - - Hotel; San Francisco; /, \u25a0
|\}ortli fiermari tf.loyd
< - \u25a0: :.-.• Large," Fast and' Luxurious Twin-Screw \
'\u25a0- ;' i Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped With and Signals.
•PLYMoiiTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEV
Express Sailings. Tuesdays at 10 A. M. ~
Pr Fried. Wilh.Jan.'lB|Kals. Wm.d.Gr. .Feb. 3
Kr'onprinzyWm.'.Jan. 25|Kais. Wm.d.Gr.. Mch. '8
''BREME.V DIRECT
Twln-Screw Sailings Thursdays at lff^A. MAy
Zleten :...:.... Jan. 2T *G. 24
Boon".". ."•". ... .".Feb.: 10 Rbein . :"...::.. .Mch. ? 3
- .•Calls at" Plymouth • and f. \u25a0
»•» • GlbrkHar-^-Nnple*^— Genoa-— Algrlem
"Mediterranean Sailtnes Saturdays at HA.'M.'-5.
•Berlin - (new) . . Jan. 20 X.*: Albert; . . . . . . Feb. . 12
tGr.'Kurfuerstr.Feb.'i-5 Barbarossa. .'...Feb. "28
- -rOmits Algiers. -{tOrlent Cruise./
Indeneudent Around the World -Tours'
'* Travelers*; Checks Good -All' Over; the World. \ X
Apply OELRICHS&'COiGen'I Agent*
-*">. 5 Broadway, -New, York, or;- , \u25a0\u0084
Robert'- Capello,- G. ." Ar \u25a0> Vr C ' 23o Powell ; street,
\u25a0 • opposite St.'" Francis --' Hotel,*? ban 1 Francisco.- -\u25a0
'relephone-^Kearny^4?94.
Cbriipasnlc ' Generale f Trahsatlantiqne
I-;- UIBECTX LINE; TO? HAVRE-PARIS -
-. Sailings rerery'^ Thursday,^ lnstead'.of Saturday,"'
ait \ 10 ! a. 3 in.; -- Irom : pier • 42, ; North \u25a0 river, • foot of
Morton. street. -\u25a0 : : -'. '". A ' ; -"'-v '•'"•' ,'*' -1
First \u25a0 class > to Havre, $ 11.50,1 1 .50 , and = upward; sec-
ond class! to'Havre.- $3O and upwards GENERAL'
AGENCY* fOf S UNITED : STATES ; and 'CANADA.^
10 - State x Ktreet, '. New .York. - J. :, F. . FUGAZI, 1
Manager | Pacific « Coast.N G3o « Montgomery, otreei.
San'^Francleco.: \u0084TicUets sold; by rail railroad
tlcUetfagenU- "\u25a0"'"..%\u25a0; '^-' - \u25a0\u25a0"-- -'' ' -- :
Weather Report
United States . Department ,; or . Agrlcultnre —
Weather Bureau, : Sau Francisco, Jan. 17, 1010..
:.'- RAINFALL DATA - \u0084 -
. . ;-. \u25a0\u25a0 . Last Seasonal Normal
Stations^- \u25a0 . 24 hours, to date, to date.
Eureka, ...:... :. . . . . . 0.00 . 24.79 ' 20.01
Red 81uff.'..*...: ...... 0.00 ».7S - \ 12.11.
Sacramento "...r.V.7."..'o. oo- v - 7.74' 8.86"
Mount Tamalpais. V..." o.oo 10.53 10. ."1
San Francisco. ....... 0.00 11.99 10.34
Sau J05e.;.. ..... 0.00 W. 61 «».59
Fresno .;........,... 0.00 . 10.14 4.49
Independence.'.:.. ...0.00 : ..rt.42: $.41
Sau Luis 0b15p0..... 0.0 1.'..31- 5.47
Los Ange1e5. ... ...... 0.00 10.34 . 0.57
San Dieg0. .;.... 0.00 8.15 - 4. .'{.-»
Coawt record for 12 hours, ending 5 p.m.
,-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . " \u25a0 , B?" .--ISS - 1 a '.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- 3! --;;.'3J \u25a0•;'\u25a0"; 5
stations'l ' H L- * :"s'.r*.-|«
\u25a0 : .. :\u25a0' . :'-' 2. \u25a0*;.- •!?.-\u25a0• 3 ,- :": .3 ?r? r
- -.- "-_ ./\u25a0 \u25a0 % \u25a0 p .?.' \: ::,,.:[
Baker ........ 30. 3ft -22 14 SE Cloudy .00
Boise". \u25a0..".•.30.48" 34 14 S • t-loudy Tr.
Eureka-.:..:. . .30. 4« M 34 .SW Cloudy' .•'o
Flagstaff ..-..^M.H ?.2 30 JNK Clear f.OO
Fresno ...... ;7S»J . 4K 50 34 N \V - I't.Cldy .00
Helena 30.02 :44 20 W Cloudy .W)
Independence ..30.38 44 '24 N "W * Clear ~ .fX)
Kalitspell ......30.04 .30 lit S Cloudy .00
Lqr AngelPJ'. . . .30.2« 04 '42: SW Clear ; .CO
Modena . . . . . : .30.38 30 ;22 -E ; Clear .<K)
Mt. Tamalpais. 3o. 44 38 32 \u25a0\u25a0 NE Clear . .00
North Head.... 21). »4 44 3S S Bain .42
Phoenix. ..30.10 «2 48 W Clear .00
Tocatello ...... 30. 42 iS 20 SW I't.Cldy . .00
Pt. Keyes Lt. 30.37 52 : 3!» SW Clear .00
Portland ...... 30. J8 411 S4 SW liiin* .04
Ked 81uff.. ...-. 30.4i! 50; 38 -T SW, Clear .00
Keno .. -.1.30.54 30 12 E - ' Clfar .' .00
Roseburg :JO.3(J 4f! 34 S Cloudy .00
Sacramento ....30.44 4<\ 32 NW- Clear .<»ft
Salt Lake..... .30.44 30 24 S Clear .00
Sau Dieg0... ...;;0. 22 50 4« NW Clear .00
San Francisco. .30.42 v 48 42 N lllear .00
San Jose .30.42 .TO- 34' W 'Clear .00
San L. 0b15i>0.30.4() 54 42 N Clear .00
SE. Fttra110n...30.42 50 44 N (Hear .00
Spt>kan^ . . 30.08 34 24 SW , Cloudy . .01
Summit 31 22 Calm Clear . *.OO
Tacoma ...... .2».!)4 42 as SW i Rain . .34
Touopab : ,30.4(i . . If, NW * Clear j.OO
Winupmuccaf.3o.fiß IS — 2.' NX "Cloudy. .00
Vuma ....... ,-.'M. 24 64 50 N Clear .00
. *Snow on ground, 108 Inches. •
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous 1 day:- Chicago, 34-32; New York, 34-32;
Omiiha, 34-33. .
SYNOPSIS
Au \u25a0 area of Jjigh pressure overlie* California
ami Nevada and will move slowly southeastward.
A ' depression of mo<lerate depth overlies British
Columbia and will probably r move -• eastward
througli.' the \u25a0 northern : states. It has caused
heavy rain from , Portland norm and high south
winds from North Head to Cape Flattery. .
' j.Thu temperature is • rising slowly throughout
California, but conditions are favorable for frosts
Tuesday morning Id most of the state. Orange
growers in 'the southern counties should smudge.
; The relative humidity at Red>Bluff was 84 and
at -Fresno 76 per cent. -'> - ~.
Following is the forecast for the 30 .hours-end
ln.tr'at midnight Tuesday: •
San Francisco and vicinity— Fair Tuesday, with
light frost in the morning: light north winds.
Snnta Clara valley — Fair .Tuesday, with frost
In the morning: liirht north winds.' •- . -
Sacramento valley — Fair -. Tuesday: warmer;
light north winds: light frosts in the morning.
San Joaquln valley — Fair Tuesday; frost In the
morning; light north winds.
N Los Angeles and vicinity — Fair Tuesday; frost
In the morning back from the coast: light north
winds. .- changing . to-^oiTth. -Orange growers
should flro^ln e,ipospd places.
A. G.McADIE, District Forecaster.
.FOREIGN TORTS
\u25a0 ANTWERJ— SaiIed Jan 17— Ger stmr August
tvs, for San Francisco.
HULL — Sailed Jan 15— Nor stmr Herni; for
San Francisco. . • \u25a0 '
SHANGHAI— Arrived, prior Jan 17— Rr stmr
Seminole.ihfnce li^e It. .
VICTORIA— SaiIed Jan 17— Ur stmr Claverly,
for Sfexlco: - .
ll TOCOPILLA — Sallml Jan 14— Br stmr Trincnlo,
for l'ort . San Lul?.
SANTA ROSALIA— SaiIed Jan S— Ger bark'
Anna, f or; NPTrenstle. X. S. W. .
ACAPIILCO— SaiIed Jan *B— Stmr City of
Sydney, for San I'rancUco. \u25a0,
I/ADYSMITH— SaiIed Jan 15. 3 p. m.— Stmr
I.eelanaw, , for San Francisco.
YOKOUAilA— Sailed Jan 10— Xor stmr. Henrik
Ibsen, for Portland, and not a* before. '
Arrived Jau 15— Nor stmr .Rygja, from Port
land. \u25a0
I'KNTA ARKNAS— SaiIed Jan 13— Br stmr
Afghanistan, for Valparaiso.
VANCOUVER-— Sailed Jan 16— Br stmr Chat
ham, for Comox. .
OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTWERP— SaiIed Jan 17— Stmr Augustus,
for San Francisco. > \u25a0\u25a0 . .
* "HUM;— Sailed Jan I!>— Stmr Hern, for San
Franclsjeo. \u25a0
' HALIFAX. N.S.— Arrived Jan 17— Strar Sicil
ian." from Liverpool; stmr Tunisian, from IJvcr
pool. '/\u25a0
\u25a0'\u25a0 GKNOA— Arrived Jan 17 — Stmr Cedrlc, from
New York.' \u25a0
Memoranda
ASTORIA. Jan 17— Ship Win. H. Smith, In
tow otmr Washtenaw, previously reported dls
mnsted. Is now headed for Puget sound and not
Columbia river as before rcporte«l. -
ASTORIA,- Jan 17— Stmr Bowdoin reports saw
stmr Waßhtenaw with'6l>lp Wm. . H. Snrith in
tow off Columbia river this morning,
MARSHFIELn. Jan 17— Body .washed ashore
has been identified to be that of M. Olsen. a
Koamnii on the 111 fated stmr. Czarina.
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
r jvv Bteamers leave for Soath-
/fNJ^-^QrtV. em California and Mexico
/Sy^ - f-HaV from Steuart Street Wharf.
/h/WWJSB| y*l For Puget Socnd Ports and
I I \iatrf» ) I Enre!l «. trom B'w%r Wharf.
XjV Vy^^r^y LOS ANGELES !.
xSftjwtfW/ SAN DIEGO
«SAXTA BARBARA
\u2666President. . . .". .Jan. 28, 2 p. m.
•G0vern0r... .............. ....Feb. 20, 2 p. ro.
•Queen..... ...Jan. 21, Feb. 5, 27. 2 p. m.
Roea....Jan: 17, 25, 11 a. ra.; *Feb. 12, 2 p.m.
State of California....... Feb. 1, 9, 18, 11 a. m.
j * Will not 'call at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND"
TACOMA, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for SE. 1 Alaska, Ska* way,
. . Dawson, Fairbanks. \u25a0
President..... ..............Jan. 18. 4 p. m.
Governor.-. Feb. 10. 25. 4 p. m.
Queen::.. ..^.... Jan. 26, Feb. 17, 4 p. m.
Santa Rosa. .....Feb. 2, 4 p. bs.
City of Puebla :... Jau. 29, Feb. 13, 28,11 a. m.
Uuiat111a...... .....Jan. £2, Feb. 6, 21, 11 a. m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Toprka.Jan. 17, 22, 27; F»?b. 1, 6, 11, 16, 10 a.m.
And Every Fifth ~> Day Thereafter,
fiUATMAS. BIAZATL.AN. LA PA 7. '
exsexada; sax jose del cabo -
ALASKA CRUISES. 1910— Leave Seattle
flpokane.Jnne 14, 28; July 12, 2C; Anc. », 10 p. ra.
Queen.. ... ..."............. 12, 26. 8 p. m.
: ••\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Right 'reserved to chance ' this , schedal*. 7; ',
\ TICKET ; OFFICES— -(Palace Hotel)£ 653 Market;
st. , > 3 r , Market I st. J " and \ Docks.
v Telephone Kearny \ 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680.
\u25a0:.C. D. DUNANN, General Passenger Agent. ;
HAWAIIAN
(JtelQ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Ronte
new York' to pacific, coast:: ports
AND 'HAWAIIAN- ISLANDS, sailings from New
I'ork^everyj sis days, making direct = connection
with Pacific ' steamers sailing from SaUaa'Crua,
Mexico, every sir days for San Francisco. : . •
PACIFIC -COAST PORTS -TO NEW , TORK.
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
under •\u25a0 tnrongh \u25a0 rate and tbroagh bills of lading.
Sailings from San -Francisco every-12 days, i ..-«\u25a0-,-
' LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO.TO
HAWAIIAN ISLAND '>\u25a0 PORTS, direct - everyT 28
dayi!.7and via.Puget sound every 12 days.' ".;. .-• rv.
\u25a0\u25a0 ; For ' rates - and \u25a0 further . particulars apply to .' E
\u25a0A.< DEARBORN - & • LAPHAM, t General Ajents.: S
Bridge St.. : New j York : «WILLIAMS, DIMOND 4k
CO. 1 ;: General 'Agents. ; Pacific Coast, - "\u25a0\u25a0 v ; i^Ttf/vc
310 : Sansome st. ! .\ San Francisco. ..- -
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAV STEASISHIP COMPAXV
S. S. Nippon Maru. . .". .. '.Tuesday,' Jan. 18, ; 1910
S is. ChlyoiMaru. .".:: T-.Tuesday,- Feb.: 15. 1910
S. ; S.i.Tcnyo Maru..^ ... .'.Tuesday, \u25a0 Mar. 15, 1910
\u25a0--: Steamers \u25a0 sail -" from ; company's piers,- 1 Nos.". 42,"
44, near foot of Second st.,: at Ip. m., for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong;' calling att Honolulu,- Kobe
(Hiogo) and > Nagasaki • and • Shanghai. • and con-
necting at Hongkong > with steamers. for Manila.
India, etc. V No , cargo j received ; on , board on : day
of sailing. : Round trip tickets at. reduced rates.
-.'\u25a0:\u25a0 For , freight • and : passage apply \u25a0at office. s 240
James Flood building; :-"; • H. AVERT. -
r - \u25a0,-\u25a0;; .-Assistant General, Manager. \u0084
UnilAl 111 II S. S. Alamoda sails 11. a.
11l INI I It I! m Jan. 22. 1010. Special
I IUiiyLULU round trip,;. $110; Ist ; clasa.
>AXn i NEW.! ZE A LAND-^-S.S:
Marljwsa i ea lls » ll a.'-> m; s Feb.i 2. ? Special
- round f trip." Tahiti;^ $125 first , class.- ,; / -;'
OCEANIC S: S. CO.I 673 Mkt. 'V.T.' Krny. 1231.
AUGTIONSALSS
AT AUCTIONiJBa?
1 68 head \u25a0of \u25a0 all. purpose \u25a0 horses an<l mares, 30
wagons and harness. Thi< stool: 1a In flne condi-
tion. WEDNESDAY, JAN; 19, 11 a. m. 665
4th-.st.'. Oakland.- - "
!
!
NEWS OF THE OCEAX
Tonnaire KnKncrmrnts
Tlie French bark General de Xegrier, -which ar
rived from Antwerp on Sunday, Vas-chartered
prior to arrival for barley from here to. Europe
at 15s 6d. \u25a0,\u25a0
• The British ship Tlnto Hill N under charter
for lumber from.Puget sound to a direct nitrate
port at 57s 6d- \
\u25a0 Suppll<-M for the .North
The steamer City of I'uebla sailed for Victoria
on Friday with cargo consigned to various Brit
i.-h American cities valued at $101572 and includ
ing the following:
183,750 lbs dried fruit. 33.C9U lba raisins. 747
eg canned jrixxls, mi: gaU wine, 274 pkgs fresh
fruits. 145 -pk"es vegetables, inn pkgs onions.
2.865 Ids chocolate. • I.tWO lbs coffee. 05 cs e?gs.
432 lb* • tobacco. 35: pes* steel. 82 pkgs routing
material.' 4.'! pkg!< machinery. 70 pkgs Incubators,
2.000 ft "hardwood, ll cs hats. \u25a0. '
The steamer <- also had 2.«XK» tins matches.
' valued :at ,*2,(nJO. en route to St. John. New
foundland, and pks« machinery, valued at
f 1,630, for. Suva, Fiji l»lands.
Shipment of Barley
The French ship Loon Blum was cleared for
Qnernstown, for orders, yesterday with' <£>.ISU
ctlß barley, valued at ?1K!.8O«>. and 12,000 feet
nf lumber as dunnage.'valued at SISO.
Change of Masteni
Steamer J. C. F.lllott—Old master, R. Litton;
[new master, L. T. Wood. . ,
RAILWAY TRAVEL
R. I B#ft Km Kjy^a mm^m 8 \u25a0_Jrf W f*^*s# i^ Ju i Jjik^ 9 «mR i ?O' m
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM JTANUARY I, 1919
VIA OAKLANDPIER
Leave » (Foot of Market Street) Arriv
2.15* Niles, Livwmorf, Tracj'. IJtthrop,
Stockton, Lodi. Sacramento 1 0.38 p
6.40* Hayward. NBes, San Jose. 7.08»
7.00 a. Ricnmond. Port Costa. Benicu. Suisun, -
. Dixon, Secrametto, Roseville, Marys-
:': ' .-' ,'\u25a0 ville, Reddinp. Dunamuir : 7.28p
7.00* Elmira, Vacavule, Rumsey. 7.28p
7.00* Davis, Woodland (MarysvQle. Oro-
vOle), WSliam*. Maxwell. WBlonts,
Hamilton, Coraing. Red Blaff 7.28p
7.00 a Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos, Wright,
Felton (Boulder Creek). Santa Crui.. 9.Mp
740* Vallejo, Sum, Ca!i«to?i, Santa Rosa,
"' Martiofi, San Ramon. B. 08«
. 40» Nfles, ; Pl««anton, Livermore, Alta-
. tnonf, Lathrop, Stockton 7.28?
7.40* Tracy, Los Rino\ Herman, Fresno,
\ Hanford, Visalia : *^8».
• 2Q*. Port CoaU, Martinei, Byron, Ine y,
Stockton, Merced, -Fresno. OotJ'ea
Junction (Hanford. Armona), Visalla,
Porterrille, Bakersfield 4.*Bp
8.20* Yosemite Valley via Merced. 7.48«
9.00» Nile*. Livernsore, Stoekton ('Milton),
Valley Spring, lone, Sacramento. 4.28p
9.00 a Soßora, 1 columse and An ;rN 4.28 ?
9.00* Atlantic Express — Sacramento, Trnc-
kee, O?den, Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago . .. 8.28>
9.40* Richmond, Port Costs, "Marlinea,
BayPoi.it... 6.48p
10.20* Vallrjo Mare I-bnd, Napa 1 1 28*
10.20* Los An gel:s Passeneer— Port Costi,
Martines, Byron, Tr»cy, Stockton,
Jlerced. Fresno, Hanford, Visalia.
Bakersfidd, Los Angeles.. 7.48p
10.40* San Frsacisco Overiaod Limited —
. Denver, Kansas City, ' St. Louis,
Omaha, Chicago...... 7.28»
11.20* Shsfti Limited— Portlind, Tiroms,
Seattle 9.I8»
12.00n Gnldnelfl Van.— Port Coita, Benieia,
: Sacramento. Tmclee, Haren, Mina,
4 - Tonopah. GoldSeld. Laws. Keeler.... 7.48*
1 2.00n Marj-n-aie, Chico, Red PJuS 4.28?
1 20f Nfles, lrrin;ton, San Jose ... 4 ....... ' 2.48p
1.40p Ba n Leandro. Niles, Centerville, f 9.08*
Newark, S3n Jo*e.. :.....• \ 7J2Sp
1.40p Newark, San Jose. Los Gatos. Wrujht,
Felton (Bouider Creek), &\nta Cms.. 9.38p
. 2.40» San Leandro, NOes, San Jose 9.28*
S.OOp Benicia, Winters, Sacramento — Wood-
land. Marygville, Oroville— Yolo,
A rbuckle, Wfllivm*. Willows 1 0.48 a
3.00p Via Sausalito, West Xapa, St. Helena,
Calistoga 10.37*
3.20p Tort Costa (Stoekton). MartiSex, f 12.08p
.• Brron, Slodestn. Merced. Frrsno. . \ 10.38p
4.00p Vallejo, Napa. Calistosa, Saata Ro<a.
Martinei, San Ramon, Dougherty,
• Liverm0re...........:...... 92S*
4.00p Naes (Centerville), Tracy, Stockton ( 10.28*
L0di.. .;.............. I lOJBp
, 4.40p San Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Plcas-
'uv'i, anton, Livermore, Tracj-, Newman,
Kerman. FresM....... '....- 8.28*
S.OOp Richmond, Pinole. Valle jo. Port ) • \u25a0 2«.
: Costa, Benieia, Saisun, Sacramento !"m.
—Roseville, MirysvMe, Oroviile. . . ' X "
, fl 2fla
5.00p Russell, San Jose, Los Gatos. < g-JgT
5.20? San Leandro, Niles, San Jose. 7.48*
6.00p Owl Limited— Los Angeles B.oBa
6.40p Eastern Express— Ogden, Pueblo. Den-
• ver, Kansas City, St. Locis, Chicaao..
Port Cost"*, Benicia, Sacnmento,
Reno.Sparks.. ."...,...:.. 8.28p
6.40p Hayward, Niles and San J05e .."....-.. 6.48p
J7.00p Vallejo, Port Costa. SLwtinei. Bay
- ' Point and Way Stations........ til. 18s
7.40p Richmond, Port Costa. Byron, Tracj-,
Lathrop, Stockton 12.48p
. 8.20p Oregon Express— Davis. (Saersiaento),* : . .
Willows. Redding (Klamath Falls),
Ashland, Portland, Tacoma. Seattle,
Spokane.. 9.43*
S.OOp China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogden, '
\u25a0 Cheyenne. Denver, Kansas City, -
• . Omaha, Chicago.. 2-48p
9.40p Saturdays— Hunters train, San Jow
- . \-iaNewark *7.48p
I I.OOp Nflcs, Pleasanton, X-irtmoiTr. Lathrop,
- Modesto, Merced. Fresno, Hacfcrd . . 10.38p
1 1 .40p Portland Express— Sacramento, Marj-»-
ville. Red Bluff, Weed. Ashland, Port-
land. Taroma. Seattle .... 12.28p
NETHERLANO'S ROUTE-From Padfit Strset Wharf.
tl.OOp Sacramento River Steamers.../. |11.30p
. Stmr. Apachj, MMont. t Wed., FrL .
Stmr. Xavajo, Tne.«i..'Thars.. Sat.'
OAKUND HARBOR FERRY— From San Frtnehco.
Market Strwt Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.00
a.ra. to 9.00 p.m. Sundayn— 44s. 5.15. 9.45. 11.15
\u25a0 a.m.. 12.45, 2.15. 3.4.3. 5.15 i &45, 8.15 and 9.45 p.m.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Aiameda Pier.
To Oakland and Altmedt— tß.lo. t5.45 a.m., and th»n
10 and 4.> minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.; then
8.33, 9.15, 10.00. 10.45. 11.30 pjn. and 12.15 a.m. .
To Altnej* and Fruitv*l« via Hormhot tarns n abovs.
a for Morning. p for Afternoon. I
i Sunday excepted. \u0084 J Sunday only. J
j^JjH jS Trains Leave
WS^Ffll San Francisco
; .\^.'^|^r- '-Market Street
Ferry Depot
Leave For— |AlM.| P.M.
Bakersftld ...... 7c15 8:00-10:00
Chicago .;...;... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Fresno ..'.....:.. 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
Grand Canyon. .. 7:15 8:10-10:00
Hanford . . . . . . : . 7:15 . . . .-10:00
Kansas City.,.. . 7:15 8:00-10:00
Merced .....I;.. 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10KX)
\u2666Stockton '; /. . . . . 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10^)0
Stockton, Oakdale »»
& Sierra Rail-
way Points.. .. 9:45 t
Tulare . : ..... .7. 7:15 8:00-10:00
Visalia .........;. 7:15 8:00-10:00
I Yosemite ......^7:15....
j »Mtoctton Local leavea 1:2» P. M. ' ~
California Limited through to Chicago leaves at
10:00 p. m. - Offices — 673 Market ctreet and Mar- 1
ket : street Ferry Depot. - San " Francisco; ' 1113
Broadway, Oakland. -/
OCEAN SHOp RAILWAY
.-\u25a0 F.S.. Stratton, Receiver.
\u25a0tJLt.Ss. I.1 '. F. ; dally —ffl :00a, »3:30 p. At. 3. T.
dally— t3:l3p, »8:13 a. - , f
•Arlets. tTunltas ' Glen; stage for Sao Ore-
gorlo and Pescadero.' '_ '
•BAY AKD 'iNTERURBAN ROUTKS
MARE ISUND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena.
st.Vhelena.napa valley;routb
, Montlcello S.". S. Col. and Napa ,V*Uey Electric
R. B. Co.; Close — ~^»i~-. TtTBBIfBWf
' 6— ROUND ; TRIPS "^ DAILY— «
• • Boats "; leave "i San ! Francisco 'i":OO." *9:45 a. m.", :
12:30 noon," 3:15, '6:00.i»8:30 p.. m. \u25a0- , \u25a0'\u25a0
San Francisco landing and: office. Clay street
wharf,"' north > end ; terry . building. \u25a0< Market ' street
ferry. r-ileals ala carte.> Phone Kearnjj4<XJ--:
,* *Lands;navy:' yard- direct, r ;-- < : : '-.^;- . '\u25a0:\u25a0: L?
THE WEEKt V CAUL, 9} PER YE JkB ;
AUGTIONSALES
TUESDAY. JANUARY IS,
AT 1 AXD 7>30 P. 31. \u0084,
At 1 p. m. we 'shall offer three carload* nt S
Horseshoe Bar brand of mares and ge kilns* *
to S years old. weight 1.000 to 1.400 lon. Fronj
the Brown ranch. Wagon • Ttre Mountain. Or<>.
These are the finest brand of hnnw* -on tli<»
coast and are all broke to. work. They are eon-
I »isrned by Henry Egll.
\u25a0 We shall also »clt in the afternoon a very
handsome outfit consisting of a matched team,
with a stylish carriage and silver mounted har-
ness. «lsr. two victorias. . • -
At 7:20 p. m. we will sell three carloads of \u25a0
heavy draft mares and eeldlnzs, 4 to «j year*
old. weifht 1.400 to 1.700 lbs., from tho J.
i Frank Adam^t ranch. Merrill. Ore. This 1» tl»«
I finest lot of draft horses ever shipped from
Klamath county. Ore., and are all Rentlf.
Among them are several handsome matcUeu
dapple gray teams.
WESTERN HOSSE MAHKET.
E. STEWAKT ,4 CO.. AUCTIONEER^
14th and Valencia sts.
£g» AUCTION SALE Jfe ;
Tbiirsday. Jan. 20. -at ll a. . m., at l)ub<i»-<» -
stables, corner »f Valencia an-1 JStb »t»- ther*'"
will be a bis *ale of horses, mz'jp*. btisfgies an.t -
harness '<* all kinds. Ootsld# stock sold oa
commission. Phone l'arfc 2723^ \u0084...,
WM.-CI.OfCH. Auctioneer, f
CAl.«< WAXT ADS BRING RESULTS
VIA COAST LINE
Leave (Taird and Townsend Streets) Arrir*
t5.25* Loop— 23d Street, \isitaeion. South
San Frsnciseo, Valencia Street . . 16.33 a
fS.35a Loop— '"aleacia Street, Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd »nd Towwead to-.40*
6.20 a South San Ktanciwo, shn Jo«e. Gilroy.
(HollMter), Ssrgpnt, Pajaro, Watson-
,\u25a0 yule. S»nta Croi! : 7.50»
7.00 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jo«*. Way Stations 7.35 a
7.00 a Maj-Seld, ton Altos. Los Gatos • t7.20p
B.ooa Shore line Limited— Paso Robles Hot
Springs, Saata Barbara, Lo* AnjHw. 9.30|
8.05 a The Cosirter— ?'an Jaw. Paiitro (W»t-
aonviile. Santa Cruz). I astrorillp.
(Del Monte. Monterer. Parifie Grove),
Salinas, it'otedsd, Pa» Robles Hot
Sprinzs, San Luis Obispo. Surf.
(lximpoc\ Sant% Karbara, Ventura. > -
Oxnard, Los Aagele? 11.45p
• 8.20 a M 35 find. Lo* Alto*. Lo» (into*, Wright.
Gl*enwoo.kßoTldertWk).l a antaCrur.
WatsnnTille. Castreville. Del Monte,
ilonterey. Pacific Grove 900|
9.00 a ?an Jpse, Gilroy, Salinas, Paso Robles
Hot Sprinjts, San Lois Obi.«po — Trt*
Pinos— Watsonvule. Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pirific Grove • 4J)O|
, 10.40 a Swth San Frsncaro. Burlbjame. San
Mateo, Palo Alto. San Jose 8.30 a
10.40* Los Altos. Moata Vista, Los Gato*. . {
11.3 C* Valencia Street. Ocean Vieir. Cohca.
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno 1.30p
1 1.40 a South San Francisco, Ssn Jore. +8.201
2-OOp Dti Monte Exprese-jSia Jore. Giirov.
Urgent (Witsor.ville. Santi Cru>.
Del Monte. Monterey, Parif s Grove. IZ30»
2.05? South Sm Francisco, Pala Alto, Ssa
Jose 8.40 a
! t2.05p J-o* Altos. Monta Viats. Los Gatos. . . t3.20p
3.00? South Ann Frsncisw. San Mateo, Saa
.lose, Giirov, Tre3 Pwos, Salinas.... :i. 10a
3.00s Wataonviil*, Santa Cruz, Castrovil'e |
Del Monte. Monterer, Pacific Grove. 10.05 a
3.40» Santa Clare. San Sotc. Los Gatos.
\u25a0 Wright (Bosia#r (reek). Santa Crua,
Watsonvule. Pa jaro. 10.05 a
4.00? Sunset Express — Tncsmt. Detning.
Fi Paso. Houston. New Orlrinf.
Paso Roblej Hot Springs. San Luis
Obi«po. Sant\ Barbara, Los .Vnsrfrs. 1 1.40 a
4.00p Kansas City. St Louis. Chicago » ' 4Ca
4.20? South San Franej*r>. San Jose 19.00 a
tS.OO? Burihupms, San Mateo, Pslo Alto.
San Jose and Way Station* 9 40a
tS.CS? Loop — 13-1 Street. Visitaeion. South .
San Francisco, Valecria Street t6.15a
T5.20? Redwood, Pslo Alto. San Jose l.lOp
t5.20? Ixjs Altos, Monti Msta, Los Gatos. . . t3.20?
T5.29? Borlionin*. San Hateo, San Jcse t3.20?
t0.30? Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean .Vie».
Cemeterie*. South San Francisco.
£5J Street, 3d ab4 Towneead t6.40?
5.40? San Brnno, S»n Matco. Redwood. Pslo
Alto. Saati Cbra, San Jose. . * 7.40 a
t5.40f Los Altos, Monta Virfa. Los Gaton. . . J9.40a
t6.00? Miilbrse, Sun Matto, Palo .Alto. May-
field. Loa Altos. Los Gatos 18.00 a
fS.OS? 23d Street. Visitaeion, South San
Francisco, Valencia Street t7.13?
|6.25? Loop— Valsncia Street. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. Sonth San Franriseo,
23.1 Street, 3d and Townsmd 17.40?
6.30? South San Francisco, San Joae 5.40 »
8.00? Lc« Anzries Patsenger — Glroy.. 3 »!ina«,-
Pa.«o Roblea Hot Spring. San Luis
Ohi^po, Pumo, Santa Barbara. Los
Anzdes : ,830 a
11.45? South Son Francisco, Prlo Alt.?, ( 7.20?
San Jose. t 730»
"LOCAL FERRY TRAISS-Vl* Oakland Pitr.
To Oakland. Bsrkeky, Birrymtn, East Oakland and
FrulNala — Daily — From 6.00 ajiu. and every twenty
' minutes - mta 7.00 pjn. indusrre: then 7.'40, 8.20.
9.00. 9.40, 10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 and
1.20 aja.
To Sathtr and Melroso via Savtnth St.— DaHy— From
6.00 ajn^ and every twenty minutes nntil 7.00 pjn.
inrlnsive, then 11.40 p.m. '
To Ston«hHrit— Daily— S.oo, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 ajn.. Z2O»-
3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 0.40 pja.
To Oakland First St, » FrultvaU, Alamoda, via Horuihot
— Daly — From tft.oo, 9.20 a.m. and every twenty
minutes until 8.20 a.m. inclusive; then 9.00, 9.30,
10.00, 10.20. ILCO. IL2O a.nu 12m.. 1120,1.00. 120.
2.00, 2.20. 3.00, 3.20, J3.40 pjn. and every twenty .
minutes until 7 pjn. inclusive; 7.40. 5.20. 9.00. 9.(0.
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.su 12.20 acd 1.20 a.m.
Additional train to Oakland Fint St.. 2.15 »,m.
T» Wwt Bfrktlty— Daily— Fran 6.00 aja. rj/d every
twenty mmntes until 9.20 aja. inclusive; then 9.00 a.m.
and every hour until 4.00 p.m. inclusive; then 4.20 p.m.
aad every twenty minutes ontil 7.C0 p.m. indnaive:
then 7.40. 8.20, 9.00, 9 40. 10.20, 11.00, 1L40 p.m. an' 1
12.20 a.m.
To Corbin— Daily— From 6.00 a.m. and every 20 minute
until &20 a.m.. then 9.W. 10.00 a.m.. 12.00 m.. 1.00.
2.00. 3.00, 4.00. 4 20. 4.40. 5.00. 5.20. 5.40»nd ».C0 p.m.
) Union Transttr Co. authorized to check Bagg&go
I direct from residence.
/^S^. Schedule Effective
.(iPEfI-. November- 15, 1909
vmoit ferry depot
, Saa Fraaclaeo
Leave .VIA SAUSALITO Arriv*
7:40 a Petaluma. Santa Kosa. Healds-
burg, ClOTerdale. IJktah, Wllllts, ~ •
Sherwood, Sebastopol. *Goerne-
Tllle. *Mt. Rio, 'Duncan Mills.. A:l~9 \u25a0
P:2oa *Pt. Reyes, »Mt. Rio, *Cuadero.. t«:5Tj» •
«:20aI»»Sonoma, ••Glen Ellen t5:37p
t9:oosJP»tmluma, Santa Rotn. Cloverdala {7:37s
11:00 a Petaluma, Santa Cos* ...: .. 4:17«
3:00p Petaloma. Santa Rosa. Healdsbary,
Cloverdale, 'L'tlah, « Guernevtlle,
Mt. • Rio, Dnneao Mills. Sebas-I ,
topol iO:37a
14:00p Pt. Reyes. Occidental ,
4 :4Cp Sonoma, Glen Elian 9:17 a
5:20p Petaluma. Santa Rosa | 8:37 a
ELECTIUO BUBimBAS VIA SATJSALTTO
Sansalit*. MIU - ViUey. Baa aafa*i— Daily
every 40 mlnates \u25a0 from 7:00 a. m. until 9:00 >*.'*
m. ; then hourly . until 4 :00 p. m. : thes every * »
minutes until 6:40 p. m.; then 8:00 aad 10:0*
p. m. and 12:01 a. sa. \u25a0• .
Fairfax— Leave San Ftaacisco t7:00. T:4O. «^ol
9:00. 10:00. 11:00 a. m.. ,112:00 nooa, 11:00. -
2:00.-4:00. 4 -iO. 5:20 and «:0O p. m.
San Uuentin Tia Saa Hiiiel — Leav« 9 :00 a. as.
and 2:00 p. m. 1 " 1 • "
Xioaroa and BalT«d«re — 17:00. 17:40, 10:11
a.m. < 1 12:00 noon, except Saturday). Jl2:&>.
|4:00,.|5:20. «r:l5 p. m. Sundays, |f:00. |7:40.
10:13 a. m.. 12:30, 14: 00. |3:20, 7:15 p. m..
|12:Q1 a. ra. . •
•Sunday arrive .7^7 p. nu . ••Soadaj arrlv*
6:37 p. m. fExcept Sunday. .' {Sunday «nly. 7
I Saturday onlr.^lvla Sansallto.
PaclAc Transfer Company's agents ar* author-
ized to check baggag* direct from ' residence.
fMUIR WOODS
1W v :-v " . and
MT. TAMALPAIS
t " - VIA SAUS AUTO FERRY
, , FOOT or MAHKIT ITWtT . .
UOU. H«JMTS-$Wia»T TWI
if.ta tnstbss • tt.M*lm* UJmUnh
WwMwrSaJir Wwfc*ty? S» i*r W«tU«Tf s<aAy
:::;;•; i;88;::::::l:^ 0> ::m:;
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