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BARBOUND FLEET
ON WAY SOUTH
Twelve Lumber Schooners Sail
From Westport After
Long Delay
Heavy Weather Drives Pilot
Boats to Seek Shelter
in Harbor
HE # barbound
fleet of lumber
steamers that has
been held at West
port, Wash., for the
last 10 days by the
terrific storms, that
have been sweeping
the coast, tob*k ad
vantage of a lull In
the gale yesterday
morning and 12 of
them put to sea.
They passed out
in a regular proces
sion, the vessels
only being a few
hundred yards
apart. As they got
out into the open
sea they all pointed
their bows to the south. While the sea
was choppy the wind was moderate.
Those in the fleet are the Rainier.
Hogniam. Tahoe, Xewburg and Clare
jnont. bound for San Francisco: the
<_^ntralia, Stanley, Dollar, Melville Dol
lar Santa Barbara; Doris and Fair
Oaks, headed to San Pedro, and the
Bessie Dollar, bound for Astoria
As the 12 vessels steamed out at al
most the same time— the seafaring men
«!ongr the front, are awaking with in
\u25a0>rest. to see the time that the differ
ent vessels will make f in the run down
the coast to their respective objective
ports.
Pilot BontM Forced Inaldr
All the pilot boats in service off this
bar are now inside the Golden gate, and
at anchor off Melggs wharf. They were
forced into port by the storm" that
raged yesterday.
The last to come in were the Path
finder and the Grade S. which passed
an shortly before 6 o'clock last night
At that time the wind was blowing at
the rate of 52 miles an hour off Point
Kf-y-s. It is the first time in many
years that at least one pilot boat has
not remained outside, but in this in
rtance the elements were too strong
«r,d the boats were forced into port for
Cleveland at Honolulu
The steamship Cleveland, which is
leaking a "round the world tour," ar
rived at Honolulu yesterday from the
or.ent. The <ruestion of the heavy fine
iliat is to be imposed upon the steam
ship company when the vessel arrives
at this port has not as yet been settled.
The Cleveland is to stay two days at
Honolulu, and by that time Inspector
.Stratton expects to have the matter de
cided one way or the other.
l.inrr NVbranka Arrive*
The American-Hawaiian steamship
company's steamer Nebraskan arrived
j:ere yesterday. 14 days from Salina
Cruz and 35 hours from San Diego. It
tame in ballaFt up from the latter port
with the exception of 30 tons of freight.
It carried 4.375 tons of general mer
chandise from Salina Cruz to fian Dipgo.
Captain Knight reports that January
22 at noon, when off Point Arguella, he
sighted the tug Dauntless, with a
dredger in tow, bound up the coast to
th:s port. .
t.irrline VruiK \\ »rrl«-»«
The Matson line steamship Lurline
.'-"Sit In a wireless which reacht-d this
port Saturday at 11 p. m. It said that
.-iSe vessel was 1.000 miles off this port
•'-t thr time, and it expected to reach
here January 26 in the morning. At
, '\tf time of sending the message the
barometer was 30.1 » and the tempera
ture €S.
B«}» Adrift Safely l.nncU-d
A report at the harbor police station
to :ho effect that three boys were
adrift in a small boat near Blankens
caused the police boat Patrol, with
Captain Murphy and Sergeant Edner,
to he dispatched to Hunter's point. On
arrival there, however, they found
that the boyg had not been in danger
and had landed safely at Baden.
!!onr Conien for Itepalrn
The revenue cutter Boar arrived yes
terday two days from Han Diego and
tvont to anchorage at Snusalito. Cap
tain Bertholf brought the vessel up to
have it inspected at Mare Island to
Kee what repairs it will , need before
it starts on its cruise to Behring sea
this summer.
Senreh tbe Liberia and China
Inspector Kpliram Enlon spent the
<!*>• yesterday looking far opium on
the Fteatners Siberia and China, but
no find \va^ reported.
Waterfront Xoie*
Lumber arrivals by sea from the
north coast -yestordav amounted to
933.000 feet.
The Pacific Mail steamship* com.
panyj; steamer Manchuria arrived at
Honolulu yesterday from the orient on
its way to this coast.
The barge Santiago. Captain McDon
ald, arrived yesterday. 10 days from
Monterey, with 11.000 barrels of oil
for t lie Associated oil company. It was
in tow of the tug Navigator."
I.Snor l.ntr In Hrn.hlntr Honolulu
HON'OLULI*. Jan. 23.— The steamer
Manchuria arrived today from the
orient, mor*" than two days behind
er-h^dule. The liner encountered cold
\u25a0u-fatli^r out of Yokohama,* and made
th*> run to this port over the southern
course, wliirh added nearly 1,000 miles
to th«» diftanc*-. The ordinary route
in known as the northern course. The
Manchuria brought 358 Filipinos, re
cruited In lh.e Philippines by an agent
of the Hawaiian Immigration board, to
work on the sugar plantations. They
suffered Intensely from cold during
the voyage.
h hlpwrerked t'revr Hrscued
KDGARTOVVN. Mass.. Jan. 23. — The
*ix masted schooner Mertie B. Crowley
lies tonight a total wreck on the reef's
off MarUias Vineyard island. The
Crowley was bound from Baltimore for
Boston with coal.
To the bravery of Captain Lev! Jack-
Bon of the Edgartown fishing smack
PrlFcilla is due the rescue of the 15
persons aboard the Crowley — Captain
llaske!!, Mrs. Haskell and 4he crew of
13. The skipper's wife, like the others,
was lashed for 10 hours to the rigging
of the battered schooner.
The schooner, went on the rocks at
5:30 o'clock this morning, the man at
the wheel making out Edgartown light
as that of Block island.
*»rnn«i*-«l Schooner floated
SEATTLE, Jan. 23. — The schooner
Robert R. Hind, which grounded in
i;iy»ess bay, Whidby island, yesterday,
was pulled into deep water. at high
tide this afternoon by two tugs a.nd
the revenue cutter Tahoma. The
schooner was taken to Porf. Towns
end, where it will be surveyed before
ccntSnuing its trip down the coast.
It is believed that It sustained no
serious damage. The Hind is carry
ing a cargo of lumber from Eagle
Harbor to San Francisco. v
Onmpnnla Reach** Port
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.— A full day
late but showing no injuries from the
serfeis of **torms that played over Us
course, the Cunard liner Campania ar
rived today and landed its passengers.
Tii« Campania took the southerly "long
to avoid icebergs.'
By United Wlreleu
Surd*y, JtJßuary 23, 1910.
KAI.'ALEI. STEAMER — Jan. 23. 4 p. m., passed
I'oint fiur; will arrive at San Francisco 3
a. m.. Jan. 24.
KLAKATH, BTEAMER-vJan 23. 6 p. m.. 3
milcii «>utliw«t of Pigeon, point. Weather
KOaallr; wind, nonthwest; sea choppy..
UJSATILLA. STEAMEE— Jan- 22, .7:20 p. m.,
off Point Arena. Weather calm; Itarometer,
• 29.W; temperature, 50; overcast and westerly,
iIANEAS CITT, BTEAjtEit— Jan. 22. '8 p. m.,
off- Heceta heads. / ?•
ASUNCION, STEAMEa-rJan. \u25a0: 22, . . anchored off
Preston on account of 'heavy fog. . *
COLONEL E. I~ DRAKE. STEAMER— Jan 22.
X p. tn.. «ff R»<e rocks, with barge 3 In
t '«' ; <•« Its «od foggy
CITY OF PUEBLA. 'STEAMER— Jan 22. »
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
p. m., off Gr«ys Harbor; strong southeast
winds; moderate sea; barometer, i9.TB; tem
perature. 58; raining.
FaLCON, Sl£AJtE&— Jan T2, 5:30 p. m., passed
Cape Blanco; m-sh southeast winds.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE v
From I Steamer | Date
San Pedro |T. L. Wand... | Jan. 24 '
saa Pedro infield-...: |J»n. 24
,'Jray« Harbor |Ralnler -| Jau. 24
Grays Harbor | New burg jJan. 24 ;
(iravM Harbor .Claremont |Jan. 24
Grays Harbor rtanta Barbara. .) Jan. 24
Grays Harbor Centralla iJau. 24
Kan Podro Coronado IJan. 24 :
*au Pedro t JKlamath |Jan. 24 \u25a0
San P«-dro. |A. Sampson |Jan. 24
Bau Pedro | Norwood (Jan. 24
Hallna Crut Alaskan |Jan. 24
"ilumboldt \F. A* Kilburn.. |Jan. 21
j!an Pedro Hanalel |Jan. 24
Hongkong & Kobe .[Oakotah |Jan. 24
Puget Sound Ports City of Puebla..lJan. 24
Portland & Astoria jKrupbs City (Jan. 24
.Cotjullle River : |liliiabeth |Jan. 25
Humboldt : '. (Vanguard Man. a
8«n P«dro Tallac |Jan. 25
Portland & .Astoria (Northland (Jan. 23
Portland & Astoria. .. .| Nome City.. !Jan. 25
Hnmboldt |City of Topeka.jJan. 25
Coos Bay M. F. Plant.. .{Jan. £\
Singapore & Karatftu... Ashtabula IJan. 23
Tahiti Mariposa [Jan. 25
Seattle & Tacoma Watson Jan. 23
San Diego & Way Ports ljueen Jan. 25
Everett Serak Jan. 2<s
Humboldt North Fork . Jau. 2«
Humboldt J. J. Loggle. . - Jhn. 20
San Pedro J. B. Stetson. .. Jan. 2«
New York via Aucon.. City of Sydney. Jan. 2tt
Honolulu Lurllne Jan. 'M
i China & Japan Manchuria ...... Jan. 27
Puget Sound Porte Pn-sldisiit Jan. -7
San Pedro O. W. Elder. .. Jan. 27
Point Arena & Albion . Porno Jau. 2t
Portland i & Astoria j Uoanoke '\u25a0 Jan. J8
San Pedro A- Way Ports!Ox>s Bay. Jan. 28
San Diego & Way Port<Santa Rpaa U«n. 29
TO SAIL
Dest ination l Steamer | Sails IPler
January 24 — | I
Grays Harbor Coronado ... 3 pmj 21
Grays HarJ»or S. Monica... 4 |>tu|....
\u25a0Los Angeles Ports Centralla ... 1 ppi i.l
Astoria & Portland T. L. Waud 5 pm| 2i
Ooqullle River Fifield | 5 ptttj 2J
Grays Harbor Norwood
N. York via Sal. Crui.lXebraskan . 2 pm 2»
January 25 — | ' ,
Seattle direct ?a?lnaw
Seattle direct Tallac 3 pm 21
Astoria & Portland Klamath ... 5pm....
Grays Harbor Weeterner .. 4pm....
Humboldt P. Kllhurn.. 10 am 13
Lo« Angeles Ports Hanalel 3 pm 10
Japan &. China Siberia 1 pm 42
SeatUe & Tacoma. ..».. Ad. Sampson 1 pni 10
San FHcgo & Way Ports' Santa Rosa.. 11 am 20
Nanalmo & Way Ports. Olsu ft Mhny 3 pm 27.
January 26 — I .
Seattle & Tacoma ;li*o S pm 38
("oquillp Rivor.^. . .'Ellr.abcth ... 3 pm....
Pusrt Sound Pftts Queen 4 pm 11
Astoria & Portland (J. B. Stetson
Gray* Harbor Newburg 21
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
Jauuary 27 —
Portland & Way Ports. O. W. Elder 1 pm 13
Humboldt y... City Topeka. 10 em 11
Grays Harbor ....Claremont .. 3pm 21
Coon Bay M. F. Plant 3pm S
January 2S—
Hnnilwldt Vanguard . . 10 cm lft
Hamburg & Way Ports Serak . A . . . 12 m Ifl
New York via Ancon.. San Juan... 12 m 42
San Diego & Way Ports President . . 2pm 20
January 23 —
Astoria & Portland Kansas City. 11 am 40
Puget Sound Ports City Pnebla. 11 am 11
Astoria & Portland Northland .. 3 pm 19
Astoria & Portland Nome City.. S pm 10
lios Aueelea Ports Roanoke ... 5 pm 13
Point Arena & Albion .. Porno 6pm 4
TO PAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destlnalon | Steamer | Date
Valdez & Seward (Victoria !Jan. 24
Skagway & Way Ports. Jefferson .IJan. 25
VaMez & Seward Yucatan Feb. 1
Southwestern Alaska. .. Portland Feb. 5
Valdez & Seward Olympla ....... Feb. 8
Sun, Mono and Tide
United Stale* coast and geodetic survey — Time j
and hoijrhts of tides at Fort Point. For city
fmnt (Mission street wharf) add 2."» minutes.
MONDAY. JANUARY 24
Sun rises 7:21
Sun sets 5:25
M<»>u sets «:."»« a. ni.
Full moon Jan. 2.'., at 3:41 a. m.
l.act quarter moon Feb. 2, a* 3:18 a. m.
tTiuicf jrfraej |Time| jTimej
Jan • Ft 1 1 Ft 1 ! Ft I 1 Ft
|L W| |H W| IL,W| IH Wl
24. .j 4:oyj ».8i 0:50 6.21 5:101—1.2 1
IH Wl IL W iH Wl L \V
25..! 0:30! 4.5 4:54 3.2110:48 6.1 5:51 —1.0
26.. 1:14 4.7 5:45 3.2 11:85 5.8 6:33—0.1
2T.. 1:54 4.S 6:35 3.112:20 5.5 7:10—0.3
28.. 2:26 4.9 7:26 2.0 1:12 4.8 7:47 0.2
29.. 2:50 8.0 8:1S 2.6 2:01 4.5 8:26 0.8
SO.. 3:81 5.01 9:11 2.6 2:5» 4.0 9:05 1.4
31. .1 4:03 S.o'lO:09 2.4| 4:OS 3.6 9:40 1.9
V. S. Branch H ydrojrraphlc Office
A branch ot the Inlted State* hyilrographlc
office, located In the Merchants' Exchange. l«
maintained In San Franrlw-o for the benefit of
mariner*, without rr-jrard to nationality «nd free
of expense. Navicator* are cordially Invited to
visit the office, where «-omplete «et« of c-harts
and sailliiE directions of tlie world -are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest Information, can always be obtained re
cardlnz lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce;
J. C BURXKTT.
• I-ietitenant. '•'• S<- In charge.
HYDHOGRAPHIC OFTICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
_PLACE j Ft. |. Date I- _!?«" «I k »
Grays Har! 18.1 Jan. 13jlnner bar buoy sub-
I J I merged.
Willapa B| 27 jJan. «IWhiitllng buoy l mile
| I J north of bar.' •
Coliim. R.l 24 (Nov. S|siio«llnß outside nun
_ j i£| | l»noy No. 2.
Nehalra R] 7 |Nov. fi B»r bnoy 200 yards N.
I I of cjiannel.
Tillmk bT| 9 IDec. 17 J Channel shifted 1 mile
I 1 [ toath in gale Nov. 23.
I * Nun buoy No. 0 and
Yaqulna B 10V4iDe<\ 18 can buoy No. 3 gone
| adrift. - --\u25a0 '
Slueliw R! •"» |Jan. 6| 7
t'mpqua Rl 12* IDe<-. 6 Channel well north of
I I range.
I 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. 18 Jan. 4 \u25a0 North Bend: 12 feet
at low tide tp Marsh-
J \u25a0 field.
Coquille Rj 9 IJan. 7 [Channel straight; good
* f ( I condition.
Rojrne Rl v| I I % • r •
Klamtli Rl 7 IJan. 7 'Channel straight east
\u25a0_• \u25a0 I I j and west. t j
Ilmbldt Bj 20 IJan. 151 North channel unsafe.
\u25a0^ -\u25a0' • j J I. to navigation.
S Pedro B| 20 [Jan. sjT<o chattge In channel.
8 Diego Il| 23 |Dec. fllNo change In channel.
S PaWo"Bf24 [Dec. liDepth in dredged chan-
I 1 I nel. , .
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of tke Pacific
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
ASTORIA, Jan. 23.— Steamer George W. Fen
wick has cleared for San Pedro with \u25a0 cargo
of 320.000 feet of lumber loaded at Rainier.: and
1. 700.000 feet loaded at the Hammond lumber
company's plant.
Oil tank steamer Catania arrived Saturday
•with h chtro of -fuel oil from California and
proceeded to .Portland. ~ - . , -
Steamer Rosnoke- arrived Saturday from .-San
Francisco and war ports witli freight and paa
\u25a0engers. but wa« unable to proceed up ".the .river
to Portland ou account of. a 'dense fog.V
Steanjer STea arrived today from San Fran
cisco 1 and proceeded at one* up the river to load
lumber. -\u25a0 . - . • ' .-,,
Steamer Cascade arrived down. the river yes
terday with -a cargo of. lumber -for. San • Fran-,
cisro and proceeded to sea today. . :
Steamer Coaster,' with a carco of lumber, load
ed at the Hammond lumber ; eotnpany'ir mill for
San Francisco, proceeded to *ea today.' «•" -
Steamer Northland 'ha* arrived , down the rirer
with a partial cargo of lumber ' for San Fran
cisco and will proceed to Knappton to finish..,' £
OU tank steamer. A sum-inn arrived down the.
river this evening and will proceed to Ean Fran
cisco as soon as tbe fog: lifts In the lower har-
bor. ;\u25a0•--- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•.• ..'..-. v :.''. \u25a0 .
Norwegian steamer Selja arrived down the
river, tbi* evening with. a general cargo for the
orient' and will cross oot Monday. " \u25a0
Steamer Alliance arrlvea- down the river with
freight : and passengers for Coos « bay, and will
I<-«tc mit »k soon as tbe fog lifts. • , •
, PORTLAND, : Jan. 23.— StPamer Iloanokc ar
rived t hiH afternoon i from \ San - Pedro \u25a0 and . way
poluts with \u25a0 162 passengers ' and > freight .In . ex
cess of 1.000 (on*. From -San'- Pedro the Roan
oke enjoyed moderate weather, '\u25a0 the only r dlf fl-'
culty being Heavy . fog off -Cape < Blanco. - • \u25a0•
. Dense . fogs < banging : over- Coos bay . prevented
the htrnnicr Breakwater leaving there, on schedule
Saturday, but It crossed . out ; this morning.' It.
will i reach > Portland . Tuesday ,- and »an effort . will
ne» made, to nave It leave on regular .time
\V«'dn*"Hday. SfS9sPsHQS£*s££its£&s( - - - .
.' Krmcli \u25a0 »Wp Ernegfl>'goitvp.came*up : the river
tenlsut from Astoria, brln*in«- \u25a0 a : carco \u25a0of cc-.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, »" MONDAY- %TANI3 AEY 24, 1910^
ment from Antwerp, consigned to Kerr, Glfford
&' Co. .....\u25a0\u25a0' .. \u25a0 \u25a0 *
Carrying a cargo of grain the French ship
Sully will be towed down .the river, tomorrow
bound for Queenstown,' where \u25a0 she will awau
orders. - • '\u25a0\u25a0 > \u25a0
Andre Theodore, another - French ship, will
leave down the . river .Tuesday „• or Wednesday,
loaded with gntin for Queenstown, where lt will
await orders. . . ' •\u25a0>. .
Steamer Catania,' oil transport, arrived from
San Francisco -nt 8 o'clock tonight. . '
Loaded with lumber for , San 4 Francisco the
steamer «St. Helens sailed '-at -'3:3o. '.tnls after
noon.
After experiencing a difficult trip up the river
as a result of the heavy -fog, \u25a0 the British
steamer Fulls of Orcby arrived - this afternoon
I from San Francisco. It tied up at the dock of
tbe Eastern and Western lumber company, where
lt will load for China.
SEATTLE, Jan. 1 23.— Arrived : Steamer Buck
man, San Francisco; steamer \u25a0 Harold -DoU«r,
San Francisco; Japanese, steamer Tacoma Maru,
Tawdna; steamer President, Tacoma.—
TACOMA, Jan. 23.— Arrived: British steamer
Antiloehus, Yokohama ; eteamer Wasp, Seattle.
Departed: Steamer President, Seattle. • . v
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.— Sailed: Steamers
Queen, for San Diego; Admiral \u25a0 Sampson, for Se
attle, rla San Francisco, ' - , \u25a0
Army Transports
The Crook Is in port. -
The Thomas nailed January 13 «from Honolulu
for Manila. .
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dlx sailed December 15 from Seattle for
Manila. ..-*\u25a0\u25a0 . ' •-
The Logan sailed January 14 from Manila fur
San Francisco.
The Buford Is In port.
The Sheridan Is in port. ' *
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AHRIVED
Sattirclny. January 22.
Stnir Santa Monica, (ilsen, 2S hours from
Santa Barbara; ballast to J. R.llanify. \u0084 \u25a0
Sunday. January 23.
IT S Etmr Hear. Betrtholf, 2 days from San
Diego. . ... •
Stmr Shoshone, Asplund, -34 hours from San
Pedro; ballast to Charles It. MeC'ormlck. %
Stmr L Ilelen P. Drew, Fagerstroin, .41 hours
from San Pedro; ballust to L. E. White lumber
1 company.
Stmr Daisy Mitchell, Devett; 38 hours from
San Pedro; ballast to S. S. Freeman.
Stmr Brunswick, Hammer, 15 hours from Fort
Brncs; 353 M ft lumber to Union lumber com
pany.
- Stmr Nebraekan, Knight, 14 days from Suliua
Cruz, via San Dlcgo :>."• hours; merchandise to
Williams. Dlmood & Co.
Stmr Sea Foam, Hendrickson. 14 hours from
Mendocino, via Point Arena 10 hours; 200 M ft
lumber to H. Templeman. • .
'Stmr Marchfleld, Dettmfrs. 47 hours from Ku
rek«; 350 M ft lumber to Pacific lumber com
pany.
Sour .Santiago. McDonald, 10 hours from Mon
terey, in tow tug Navigator; 11,000 bbls oil to
Associated oil company. \
SAILED
i Sunday, January 23.
Stmr Yosoinite, Reiner. Astoria.
Stmr Santa Monica, Olsen. Grays Harbor.
fitmr Daisy Mitchell. Devltt. Willupa harbor.
Stmr Despatch,' Carey, Kureka.
Stmr Ravalli, Nelson, Eureka.
Br stmr Earl of Klxin. Jameson. Comox.
Stmr Jim Butler. Olsen. San Pedro.
Scbr James Rolpli, Olsen, liana.
Scbr Okanogran, Wolsund. Port Gamble.
' Schr Monterey, Kolly. Monterey, In tow tug
I Navigator.
PASSED AT SEA
Hj» stmr Shosbone — Jau 23. 10:30 a. m.. off
Point Sur, stinr Altec, from Acapulco. for PuffPt
sonnd; 12 noon, tug Dauntless, with dredger in
! tow. from San Diego, .for Sau Francisco; 3:30
p. m., off Pigeon point, stmr Kathrrlne, from
San Pedro, for Kureka. Had strong southeast
i wind from Point Snr to San Francisco.
" By stmr Nebraskan — Jan 22, noon, off Point
Arguello, tug Dauntless, with dredger In tow,
from San Diego, for San Francisco.
WEATHER - REPORTS
. POINT U.)BOS, Jan 2.:. y a. m.— Foggy*
wind. *outhe«st; velocity, 10 miles per hwir.
POINT REVKS. Jan 23, 9 a. m.— Cloudy;
wln<), south; velocity. 36 miles per hour. I 5 p. m.
— Foggy; wind, soutli; velocity, 52 miles per
bonr. '
FARALI/)NES, Jan 23, ,9 a. m.— Raining;
wind, south; velocity, 2({ miles per hour."
TATOOSII, Jan 23. » a. m. — Cloudy; wind,
south; velocity, 7 miles per hour..
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Jan 23, 10 p. in.— Weather,
foggy; wind, southwest; velocity.' 32 miles per
hour.
BY MASSIE WIRELESS
Stmr I.urllue, from Honolulu for San Kranrisco
— .Tan 22, Up. m.. 1.000 miles off San Fran-
Cisco; barometer, 30. lit; temperature. 65; ex
pect to arrive Jan 2(5. a. m.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BANDOX— Arrived Jan 23— jstmr Newport,
from Coos bay; schr Omega, from S»u It-dro. .
Sailed Jan 23 — Stmr Newport, for Eureka;
sclir Orcgou, for Sau Francisco; schr Hugh
Hogan, for San Francisco; scbr Advance, for
San Francisco.
COOS BAY — Arrived Jiiu - 22— Stmr Nann
Smith, hence Jan 20; stmr M. F. Plant, hence.
Jan 20.
Sailed Jan 23— Scbr Advent, for San Fran
cisco; bktn Eoho, for San Pedro; stmr Break
water, for Astoria and Portland. -
TATOOSH — PHsned in Jan 22 — Stmr Buckman,
hence J»n 20, for Seattle. ,\u25a0
Passed out Jan 22 — Stmr Watson, from Seat
tle, for San Fraix-iseo; stmr Colonel E. L.
Drake, from Seattle, for San Francisco. < Jan
S3 — Ship, towing.
ASTORlA— Arrived Jan 23— Stmr Svea, hence
Jan 20. -
Sailed Jan 23— Stmr Coaster, for San Fran
cisco; stmr Cascade, for San Francisco.
SEATTLE — Arrived Jan 23— Stmr Buckman,
hence Jan 20: stmr Harold Dollar, hence. Jan 10.
WESTPORT (Wa*h.>— Sailed Jnn 23 — Stmr
Rainier, for San Francisco: stmr Hoqulam,
for San Francisco: stmr Centralln, for San Pe
dro; *tmr Stnnley Dollar, for Sun Pedro: Br
stmr Bfssle Dollar, for. Astoria; otmr Melville
Dollar, for San Pedro;- stmr Snnta Barbara, for
San Pedro; stmr Doris, for San Pedro; stmr
Fair Oaks, for San Prdro: stmr Newbnrg." for
San Francisco; stmr Tahoe. f or .' Sun Francisco;
stmr Claremont,' for San Francisco. -
Pasoed In Jan 23— -Three steamers, between
7:30 and 10:30 n. m.; tblck fog; rould not get
their names.
NEAH BAY— Anchored Jan 23— Schr Alex-T. !
Brown, for Callao: tug Daring, for Seattle.'
PORT TOWNSEND— Arrived Jan 23— Schr '
Oaklßnd, hence ' Dec 2H.
PORT BAN \u25a0 I.Ulß— Sailed Jan 23— Stmr Lan- \
sing, for Sau Frsncisco. -
Arrived Jan 23 — Stmr Coos Bay, hence Jan
21, and sailed for San Pedro.
SAN DlEGO— Sailed Jan 23— Stmr Argyll, for
San Francisco. '
EtTßEKA— Arrived Jan 23— Stmr City of To
peka. hence Jan 22; stmr Whlttler, hence Jan
22; stmr Temple E. Dorr, from San Pedro;
stmr Acme, hence Jan 22: stmr Aurelia. from
Redondo beach: stmr 4. J. Ijoggle. hence. Jan 22.
Sailed Jan 23 — Stmr Aberdeen, for San-Fran
cisco; stmr F. A. Kilburn. -for Ran Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS/
HONOLULU— Arrived .Jan 23 — Stmr • Mancliu-
Hh. from Hongkong and Yokohama, for Baa
Francisco: Ger stmr Cleveland, from China and
JepaiK"for San Francisco;- strar»Nevadan, htnee
Jon 15; Brazilian, from . ' r .
Sailed Jnn 23 — Schr Flora we Ward, feff
Midway island. " • «.
. FOREIGN .PORTS
VICTORIA— SaiIed Jan 23— Nor stmr Aagot,
for >felbourne. • \u25a0• ' ' .
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOUTH— Arrived Jan 23— Stmr St. liOuis,
from - New York. . . ; .^
' QUEENSTOWN — Sailed Jan 23 — Stmr I.auren
tlc for New York; utrnr -Umbrla.-for New. York.
SOUTHAMPTON— SaiIed Jan 23 — StmrMrapr-
Ika.'for New York. - "
GIBRALTAR— SaiIed Jan 23— Stmr Pannouia,
for New York. " . ' '.:\u25a0-'\u25a0
ALEXANDRIA— Arrived Jan 23 — Stmr Cedric.
from. New York. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0:.-.\u25a0 . \u25a0
. NEW YORK— Arrived Jan 23— Stmr Campa
nia, from Liverpool ; stmr La Touralne, from
Havre: -stmr San : Giorgio, : from; Naples; ; stmr
Re d'ltalla, from- Genoa; rptmr Atblnal. .from
Piraeus. '/•.•; \u25a0 \u25a0 •\u25a0"'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0"-.---- *»\u25a0 •'.' . - .
Sailed Jan 23 — Stmr California. , for Glasgow.
HALIHAX — Arrived Jan ; 23 — Stmr Hespertan,
from Liverpool.
Mrmornndum
Per atmr Marshfield, from Eureka-^Had strong
southeast wind" down. tb« coast. •:,\u25a0_ \u25a0 \u25a0
Pilots- boats. Patbflns'er; and; fSracle S, returned
to port yesterday afternoon? for; shelter. "!
- BBATTLB. Jan 23 — Sohr > Robert : FC Ilind,, pre
viously* reported; ashore-. at -i Useless ' bay,'' was
floated U»U afternoon ; at high tide." ;
fflitphell Piays Good Game
With Cue Wizard
..'AI -Mitchell, .the. local three cushion
player, put up a .'..good" game against
Champion Alfred de, Oro in the exhl-,
bjtlon^match' played v ln the Graney
billiard', room last night. /; He j made
the. clever. 7 easterner ; play.:.' his best >. in
order* to win * and^but , for a -few'.mls-;
cues? and an- unfriendly^ "kiss" ~ or \ two
might : have .played^ the": Cuban :f off l ; his
feet, vf As ittwas/hMltchellUallledMO to
De.V.Oro's'. 50. '\u25a0' j-for^Uhe
local " man ,De Oro was : ; ii n \ brilliant
form and playedV-the* strongest^ grame
ofl the. four, in* which . he -has -particif
p'ated. \u25a0- ' - v „ .\u25a0 / "
Weather Report ,
" United States Department of "Agriculture-
Weather Bureau. San- Francisco, Jan.- 23, 1009.
RAINFALL DATA ...
Last Seasonal .Normal
Stations — . " . 24 hours. to date. .to date.
Eureka ............ M.' .....'- 22. .16
Hed 81uff.......... 0.2S 10.43 13.(32
Sacramento .... 0.12 8.12 - 9.73
,Mt. Tamalpals...... 0.17 . 1C..81 11.53
San Francisco ... 0.29 12.37 11.38
San Jose... -r. \u25a0.".'.'. .. 0.16 9.89 7.1:1
Fresno ... :.:.. T. - 10.14 . 4. 50
Independence ....... 0.00 ,- 5.42 4.74
San Lulg Obispo.. .. 0.2S 15.59 -9.37
Los ' Angeles.. 1 . .:... 0.00 - 10.34 7.14
Ban Dieg0.......... 0.00. 8.17 4. 63
Cnast record tor 12 bourn, ending: 5 p. m.
\u25a0•;•.,• \u25a0 . || J\% -,i
.STATIONS §•' " ' \ & 5. .;>>>;- 2.
\u25a0 -' : '•\u25a0• . ! \u25a0 P Pi r \u25a0'* :
Baker 29.60 42 ,34 SE Cloudy- .01
Blame .29.20, 4S 44 NB Bain 32
Boise ........20.62-42 32 N Cloudy .04
Flagstaff 29.08 58 28 W Cloudy .00
Fresno :...-... 29. 82, 04 44 S ' Cloudy Tr.
Helena . . .29.72 42 34 N Cloudy .00
Independence .29.64 >60 30 S Pt.Cldy .OflT
Kallspell . ....29.«2 42 30 S Cloudy .02
Los Ange1e5... 29. 94 70 58 - 8 Cloudy 00
Modena . . . .. .29.W *56 — W- Cloudy .00
Mt. Tamalpais.2t*.sß 50 43 SW Rain 17
North Head.. .29.'22 52 .46 SK Rain .90
Phoenix .. 29.84 7«. 44 E Cloudy .00
Pocatello 29.82 46 ."2 NE Cloudy .00'
Pt. Reyes Lt.. 29.50 5« 50 S Italn 3(5
Portland .....29.22 52 48 SE Ralu !io
Red 81uff..... 29. 58 ~>O 4S SE Rain .28
Reno .._...:. 29. HO 54 32 NE Cloudy .tto
Roeeburg 29.28-54 48 S ltain .2S
Sacramento V. 29. 70 50 48 SE Rain .12
Salt Lake... ..29.84 42 — NW Cloudy .00
San Dieg0.'.. "..29. 06 «8 54 W Cloudy .00
San Francisco.29.«4 '00 50 S Rain 2S
San iose .....29.74 60 46* SB Rain .10
8. Luls_Oblspo.29.H2 64 50 .SW Ralu .28
S. E. Fara110n.29.02 50 52 SW \u25a0- Ralu/, 20
Spokane ......29.50 48 38 E Rain .00
Tacoma 29.22 '32 44 ">E Rain ' 5«
Tatoosh- 29.06 02 — E Rain ". TO
Tonopah .... .29.60 \u25a0SO 'BB SK Pt.Cldy 00
Walla Wa11a.. 29. 38 00 — SB Cloudy 14
Wlnnemucca ..29.5(5 4S 32: NE Pt.Cldy 00
Yuma ......... 29.88 7(i 54 S Pt.Cldy .00
SYNOPSIS
•A storm of considerable energy covers j the
Pacific coast and lifts caused high southerly
winds and rain throughout Washington, \u25a0 Oregon
and northern California. Maxlmum^eloclties of
from 40 to 60 miles an hour are rTported froni,
Point Reyes to the mouth of the Columbia
river. Southeast storm warnings i,re displayed
along the entire coast. The temperature 'has
fallen 10 degrees at Los Angeles and 30 degrees
at San Luis Obispo. The relative humidity at
Red- Bluff was. 88 per tent and at Fresno SO
per cent.
Forecast made at Son Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight Mouday. January- 24: '
Sftn Francisco and vicinity— Unsettled weather
with occasional rain Monday: -moderate south
west winds. ' • - ,
Santa Clara valley— ltaln Monday followed
by fair; brisk southwest winds moderating.
Sacramento valley— Showers, warmer Mon
day; brisk south winds.
San Joaquiu valley — Ha In Monday; brisk south
winds.
Los Angeles and vhTinlty— ttain Monday; brisk
south winds. a. (5. McADIE, i
District Forecaster.
• . Storm Moving Hnfttwnrd
'WASHINGTON, Jan. 2."i.— The atujospherle
disturbance now approaching the Pacific coast
will advance to the Rockies J.y Tuesday
morniDg. i • .-
Tuesday and Wednesday- -It- will make its
way across the plain* and central valley »tatrs
and reach the Atlantic seaboard about Thursday.
It will be preceded by rising temperature and
rain in the southern and snow or rain In the
northern *fates.
Colder weather will reach the plains and
central vallpy states about Wednesday and the
Atlantic states Thursday or Friday.
WOMEN'S ART EXCHANGE
TO HAVE HOUSE-WARMING
Various Clubs to Conduct Show
During Week
OAKLAND* Jan. 23.— The California
Woman's Art and Industrial exchange
will hold a house warming nt its head
quarters, 546 , Thirtieth street, during
all the coming week.
'The membership of the exchange In
cludes many of the most prominent
negro women in Alameda county.
The following clubs will be in charge
of t^e house wanning during the week:
No Pins Ultra and Art and Industrial club,
Monday.
Fannie ,Coppin club and Mothers' club. Tues
day. \u25a0 : .
Mothers' club. Wednewltiy.
California Women's federated clubs (white)
Thursday. ....\u25a0\u25a0. s\u25a0 . ,
Social and Industrial ' «tfnl>. l-'rldar.
Lucy rnilllpa club, Saturday.
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Two well* now drilling and development will
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large profits. Send in your ordern at the
market. \u25a0 ,
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14tb Floor, Ifi6 <;p«ry nt.. San Francisco. \
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* -\u25a0'-.' Correspondent* '- ': (Mala, Corridor) ? "';'•>
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7 \u25a0\u25a0: •-* ;'. * C 0 «; J HOTEL ALEXAifDai A
523S 23 Pine St/.-NewYork^-^Los Angelas >-..,
; -3 ' Hookery. ; Chlca»o> HOTEL \u25a0 DEL COBO-
c 1711 , Stout i Street,;. ;" '\u25a0' -:f\ KADO C.' \u0084 .
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NOTED FINANCIER
IS LAID TO REST
Funeral of Harry W.^ Meek,
Land Owner and Banker,
Held From Home
OAKLAND, Ulan! '23.— The. funeral of
Horry W. Meek, the wealthy financier,
land owner and. banker of \u25a0*_ Hay ward,
was heldv this afternoon from > his late
residence, "The Orchards." A large
company^ of . friends attended the cere
monies.; \u25a0 -:. ' \u25a0
"The active pall bearers were six
ranchmen*': who .have been employed on
the estate for about half,a century. The
honorary .pall bearers were selected
from among Meek's most intimate per
sonal friends.- They were N. A. Acker,
Charles^ Prowse* W. V. Eberly, -I*. B.
Parson*/ IGeorge1 George Gray, William Angus,
Howard Stillman. George' H. Mastick,
George V. King.VAV Barbour, A. R. Far
rell.and J. R. Talcott. Rev. J. K.<Mc-
LTean officiated at the services. ;The in
terment 7 was Jn" Mountain View ceme
tery. y ; .
•A special trolley car left. Oakland at
noon -today; to carry the frieijds-and
relatives, of the deafl man to the
Ragby Teams to Begin
Practice
WILLIAM UNMACK
, Spring Rugby football -pnictice .will
soon commence in the schools^ colleges
and I clubs.- It -Is rymored that Lick.
Cogswell and Berkeley schools tare to
don the Rugby uniforms for their first
trial. The Sacramento valley schools
have recently decided to follow the
Rugby game. The Santa Clara valley
schools, which were the pioneers of the
Rugby code among : the schools, will- go
in for practice, and it Is possible that
a short unofficial schedule will be ar
ranged among these schools.
The, California and Stanford univer
sities are going to have light practice
work. The men will probably be called
out before the end of the month. St.
Mary's college and Santa Clara will
also be heard from. St. Mary's has al
ready started training. Last week it
held an Interclass game, which was a
very successful affair. .
The clubs are going in for practice
on more':Bubstantial lines and it is ex
pected that, the Olympic, Barbarian. and
Reliance clubs will frame up a series
PACIFIC OCEAX TRAVEL
\u25a0^^fsr"ss»^_" Steamers leave for Son th-
yfv^^A " cn * California and Mexico
f^rST 1 frojn' Steuart Street W'barf.-.
nW^ri For-Puset Sound I'orts and
I I \^^Sw\) : i E " rek;I ' from B'-n-ay Wharf.
\A^>^^JW I>OS ANGELES
sax Diego
. 'SANTA BARBARA
•President .;. !.......... .Jan. 2S, 2 p. m.
•Governor... ....Feb. 20, 2 p. m.
•Queen ......... ... Feb. 5, 12, 27, 2 p. .m.
Santa Hosav. Jan. 25. Feb." 1, 9, 18, 24.11 a. m.
•Will not call at Santa Barbara. •
SEATTLE " ( DIRECTS TOWJiSEXD
TACOMA, .VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for SE. Alaska, Slcagtvay,
, . Daiwgon.' Fairbanks.
G0vern0r....... ...... ...Feb. 10, 23, 4 p. m.
Queen ...../......_.. Feb. 17, 4 p. m.
State of California ...... .*...... Feb. 2, 4 p. m.
City of Puebla^. . : .Jan. 29, Feb. 13. 2s! 11 a. m.
IJma'tilla . . . ... . . . . . . . . . Feb. 6, 21, 11 a. m.
EUREKA! (HU3IBOLDT BAY)
Topeka, Jan. 27; Feb. 1. 0,11, 16, 21, 26, 10 a.m.
And Every Fifth Day Thereafter. . \ "
I GUAY.IIAS. MAZATLAX, LA PAZ
KXSEXADA, SAX JOSE del CABO
ALASKA CRUISES. 1910 — Leave Seattle-
Spokane.. June 14," 28; July 12. 26; An;. 9, 10 p. tn.
Queen. ......... v ..... July 12, 26, 8 p. m.
.^ . Right. reserved to change thin schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) 653 Market
St., 3 Market st. and Docks.
Telephone Kearny 402. "
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. TeL Oakland 's6Bo..
C. D.'DUNANX, General Passenger Agent.
jgj*^ AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
CteS ss ™ Hip mm
Tehuaotepec Route
NEW \UKIC TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, sailings from New
York every six days, making direct connection'
with Pacine* steamers sailing from BalLn* Crux.
Mexico, every sis days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW YORK.
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
under - through rate and through bills of lading.
&'aillncs from San Francisco every 12 day*. 1
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO
HAWAIIAN ISLAND PORTS, direct every 28
days, and via Puget sound every 12 day's.-
For rates and further particulars apply to
DEARBORN* LA PHAM. General Agents, 8
Bridge St.. New,- York; WILLIAMS, DIMOND &
CO-, General Agents. Pacific Coast,
310 Sansome St., Saa Francisco. ' :
SEATTLE -TACOMA
' . Belllnjrhain. Anacorte*; Kverett. Port Town-
nend. .Victoria,' Vancouver and all Alaskan
I'orts. "- 1 v '.-\u25a0--.
S.S.ADMIRAIi 5AMP50N.........'. Jan. 23
H.S.WATSON Jan. 3f»
B. S. \u25a0 BUCKMAN ......:.. Feb. 5
Los Angeles Direct
- - '/-TWIN SCREW . _v
S. S.. ADMIRAL SAMPSON...:.. ....Feb. 6
ShlHdss 1 from Howard ' Street Wharf No. 3. ,
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
.Sailings from Howard Street- Wbarf N0.; 3.'
TOTO KISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY :
S. S. Culyo Maru..... Tuesday, February 15,. 1910
S.S. Tenyo> Maru....... Tuesday, March 15. ' 1010
S. S. Nippon Mara.. ;..;.. Tuesday, April 5, 1910
Steamers -sail from company* piers, - Nos. 42,
44. \u25a0 near foot of Second st.. at 1 p. m.. for Yoko-
hama-and Hongkong, calling at t Honolulu. Kobe
(Hlogo)- and Nagasaki: and Shanghai, and con-
necting' at Honrkonj: with steamers for Manila,
India, etc. No cargo received on, board on "day
of sailing. Round trip tlcketi-at reduced rates.
\u25a0 \u25a0 For freight - and passage ; apply at - office, 240
James Flood building. "W.H. AVERY.' Vv-
.. AssHtHtit General Manager.
.TAHITI }AND XEVVZEALAXD— S. S..
Mnrlposa \u25a0\u25a0; salln 11 a 7 m.,' Feb: 2. Special
ronud trlpr Tahiti, $125 first class. . .
UA\\ t\ I 1 1 1 1 1 s - S. Ala raed* sails 11 ' a
nlllVlll I I I m. Feb. 12. 1010.- Special
I lim V/LU LU round trip. $u0 » Ist class.
; OCEA NIC S/' S.I CO. . 673 Mk t. \u25a0T^ Krny." 1231
' AXIJAATIC : I OCEA.V TKAVBL
--•r :. \u0084 A •\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-.-.•;:---\u25a0..\u25a0--'--\u25a0 -.' ..." . r.'-. 1 /."''': '.'\u25a0 "\u25a0-
Coinpaenie* Generale Transatlantique
j 7 DIRECT UNE : - TO HAVRE-PABIS > ,
"- Saillogs every jTUuradayV Instead* ot Saturday,
'at ?10 %., m. ;-- from ; pier , 42, . North • river, toot ot
Morton atreet. l^.:'- _"L" :i '\u25a0'-"-' \u25a0 -' "" 'U-^.C
• First class to Havre. > $77.50 and upward; sec-
ond class to Havre, $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY for ; UNITED STATES and CANADA.
19 ; State ; street. New <* York. >1. r. FUGAZI,
Manager ' Pacific Coast, s t>3o > Montgomery ' streex,
San Francisco. .- ; Tickets sold, by all railroad
tlckat agents.: ;, .•'\u25a0-.- •::""- ", '. . " .';
CANADIAN PACIFIC—
iWBEKLV-'': SAILINGS BETWEEN ST. JOHN,;
'-. \u25a0:\u25a0:, .;-:.- - --'N.-?B;v AND LIVERPOOL.
.Nothing better on ' the Atlantic than our. Efflv
presses. • W"ireles» .OD.all steamers. .- .\u25a0. •;
,r-.-:-.^, \u25a0•:-;.. -E.^E. PENN. G- A. i-: .: ' ' -':
. SHtfUwket »;. : ; , : filaw HgtU,;. :V;
\u25a0".'.• - --''."• \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-' ': - - ... - '"^fest4^
AUCTIQNSALES
fe AXTCTION SALE te*
' • Monday. January 24." at 11 a.' m.T at I*os. and
269 Valencia" st., 1 will Sell .75 bead of mares
and horces, suitable for ranch and city work; 73
wagons.-buggies and harness of all kinds, ir.it-
t<ide stock sold on commission. Sale positive,
ralu or shine. , Phone Park 2723.',- \u25a0--'-\u25a0 . ;
WM.BRODIE. Auctioneer.
J^ AT AUCTION
JANUARY. 24, MONDAY. 11 A? M.V
45 head of all purpose horses and.mares, wagons
and harness.
s»>o Fourth St., Oakland.
of games if enough mien can .^be secured
fr6m : each club.
The Oxford university'team, which
will, probably tour this state in October
and .November, In conjunction with the
Cambridge team, has Just completed a
very successful tour of Ireland and
turned. out victors in the great ma
jority of the games played. H. C. Stan
ley, who represents the university on
the "English Rugby union and who is
trying to arrange the visit of the com
bined Oxford-Cambridge team here this
fall, has written'to a local enthusiast
and it is,now certain that the visit will
be arranged. The California Rugby
union has; taken "the matter up. official
ly with the universities and a reply Is
expected, soon. \u25a0 The annual Rugby
game between the Oxford and Cam
bridge teams was played la3t month
and attracted one of the largest crowds
that ever witnessed this annual classic
struggle. The game was won by Ox
ford. I
RAILWAY TRAVEL
- TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM JANUARY I. lll» ' ;
VIAOAKbANO PIER VIA COAST UINE
Leave " (Foot of Market Street) Arrive Leave (Third and Townsend Streets) Arrive
2.15 a Nilee, Livermore, Tracy, .Ijkthroft, t5.25* Loop— 23d Street, Vi»it3c»n, Soutlx
Stockton, Lodi, Sacngknto 10.33p San Francisco, Valencia Street tB-3C*
8.40 a H/ivward, Xiles, San JaR 7.03 a 1 5.35* Loop — Valencia Strtet, Ocean View.
7.00 a Richmond, Port Costa, Becicia, Suison. Cerafteries. South San Francisco,
\u25a0 DixoD, Sacramento, Rosevaie, Mirys- 23d Street, 3rd and Townwad tB.*sa
ville, Redding. Dunsxnuir. 7.28» 6^Oa Sonth can Francisco, San Jose. Gilroy. :
7.00 a Omira, Vacaville, Rumsey.. 7.28p . (Hollister). Sarsent. Psjara. Watson-
7.00a Davis, Woodland (Slarysville. Oro- vEle, Santa Croi. 7.50t
vQle), Waiiaai.«, Maxwell, Willows, - 7.00 a South San Francisco, Pab Alto, Saa
Hamilton, Coming, Red 81uff. ...... 7.28 a Jose, UTay Stations — 735 a
7.00 a Newark, San Jose. Los Gates, Wrijht, 7.00 a Mayfield. Los Altos, Los Gatos f7-20p
Felton (Boulder Creek), Santa Cru. . 9.58b B.ooa Shore Line- Limited— Pa «o Robles Hot
7.40 a Vallejo, Napa, Calirto&a, Santa, Rosa, Springs, Santa Barbara, Les AdH«. 9.30 i
_• • Martinez, San Ramon 6.08b 8.05 a The Coaster— San Jose. F.ij*ro (\V,it-
. 40a Xiles, • Heasantoa, Livermore, Alta- « sonville. Ssnta Crai). Castroville.
Mont, Lathrop, Stockton 7.23 a (TM Monte, Monterey, Paciac Grov«).
7.40 a Tracy, Los Banos. 'Kerman, Fresno, Salinas, joleJad. Paso Robles Hot
>. Hanford, Vbulb 4.2Ea Pprinsis, San Luis Obispo. Surf.
: 50a Port Costs, Martir.es, Byron, Tracy. (Lraspoe\ Saat* Barbara, Ventura,
."I'-V -\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0 .Stockton.' Mereed. Fresno, Goshea Oxaard, Los Angeles 1f .45a)
Junction (Hanford. Armona), Visalb, 8.20 a Mayfirid, Loa Altos, Lo* Gatos. Wright.
PorServille. BakerdSeld 4.48b Gleairood(Boaldet Cre»k), Santa Cnw.
8.20 a Yosemite Valley via Merced. 7.48» , . Watsonville. Castrovflie, Del Monte,
9.00 a NSev, Livermore, Stocktan (*Milton), . Monterey. Paciac Grove 9.00 a
Valley Spring, lone, Sacramento 4 23? 9.00 a San Jose. Gilrov, Salinas, Paso Robles
9.00 a Sotrora^Tuolumne and Angris 4.28b Hot Sprmss. San Luis Obispo — Tres
9.00 a AUantic^Express^-Sacraniento, True- \u25a0 Pioos — W«tsonvil>. Santa Cnu, Drf
kee, Ojc!«j, Salt Lake City, Denver. Monte. Monterev. Pacific Grove 4JXJ»
Kansas City, Omaha, Chisago. ...... 8.23 a 10.40 a Sooth San Francisco, Burlingame. San
9.40 a Richmond, \u25a0 Port Costa, Martinez, Mateo. Palo Aitd, Saa Jose 6.30*
io^&o^sS^:^*^ n.2Ba '<>•«• La* Altos.Mo.ta Vista. Los Gate,.. { I**g
10.20 a Los Angeles Passenger— Port Costa, 1 1.30 a Vslencia Street. Ocean View, Colma,
Msrtinex, Byron, Tracy, Stockton. .. .^ Cemeteries, Baden. San Braao 1.35b
Merced, Fresno, Hanford, Visalb, 1 1.40 a South San Francisco, San Jote tB-2Ca
; Bakersfidd, Los Angeles 7.48t 2.00 a Del Monte Express— Saa Jose, Gilrov. ;
10.40 a Sid Francisco Overland Limited— Sarjeot (Watsonville, Santa Cruz),
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis. Del Monte, Moaterey, Pacific Grove. 12.30b
Omaha, Chicago. .„ 7.28 a 2.05p South Saa Franciscp. Pab Alto, Saa
1 1.20 a Shasta Limited— Portland, Tacoaifl, \u25a0 Jose \u0084 V &40a .
' Seattle..... 9.18p t2J»B Los Altos, Monta Vißta. Los Gatos. .. 13.20b.
J2.00n Goldfield Pass.— Port Costa, Benieia. 3U»b South San FraneiseOk Sun Mateo, Saa
Sacramento, Truckee, Haxen. Mina, Jose. Gilroy, Tres Finos, Salinas JO. 10a
Tonopah, GoldEcld, Laws. Keeler 7.48 a 3.00» Watsonville. Santa Ores. Castroville.
1 2.00n slarys\-aie, Chico, Red Bluff 4.28b Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Gmve. 10.05 a
I^op Niles, Inington, San Jose 2.48b 3.40b Santa Cbra, San Jose, Los Gatos,
1.40b San .I^anijro, Niles, Centerviile, f 9.08 a Wri?ht (Boeder Creek), SanU Cra*.
Newark, San Jose, \ 7^Bp Watsonville. Pajaro 10.05 a
1. 40p Newark, San, Jose, LojGatos, Wriest. 4.00b Sunset Espress — Tucson. Deiuinj.
Felton (Boulder Cr«ek), Santa Crui.. 9.58b .. FJ Paso, Houston, Ne» Orlesas. J
2.40p San Leandro, Niles. San Jose. 9.28 a Piso Robtea HotSprmes, San Lvi«
3.00s Braicia, Winters, Sacramento — Wood- Obispo. Santa Barbara, Les Anseta. 1 1.40 a
had. Marrsville. QrovEle— Yolo, •*. 4.00b Kansas City. St. Loui?. Chicago »«.4Oa
Arbuckle."Wflliams, WilloTjs 10.48 a 4.2opA>nth San Francisco. Saa Jose |9.COa
3.00b Via Sausalito, West Napa. St. Helena. - ; t5.00» Burlineame. San Mateo. P^lo Alto.
Calistoga -...10.37a . San Jose and Wsy Stations 9.40 a
3.20b Port Costa (Stockton). llartinesTJ" 12.08b f5.05p Loop— 23d Street, Visitaekra. South
. Byron,. Modesto, Merced, Fresno.. I 10.33? San Francisco. Valencia Street tS.I3»
4.00b Vaftpjo, Napa, Calistoza. Santa- Rosa, 15.20? Redwood. Palo Alto. Saa Jew.. : I.IOb
Martinez, San Ramon, Don jfcerty, ts2os Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gattm... "{3.20b
.. Livermore....... :.. 9.28 a t&55» BorKngame, Saa Mateo, S*a Jose. t3.20?
4.00p Niles (Centervflle), Tracy, Stockton f 10.28 a t5-30p Loop— Valencia Street, Oceti* View.
Lodi '....;. I 10.38b C'nneteries, Sonth San Fraaeiscp,
j 4.40b San Leandro. Hayward, Nfles, Pleas- 23J Street. 3d and Tovssead .'. t8.40p
anton, Livermors, Tracy, Ne-*man, 5.40p San Bruno, San Mateo, Bedvood, Palo
Kenaan, Frerao 8.28 a Alto, Santa Cbra, San Jose.. .* 7.40 a
5.00p Rirhmond. Pinole, Vallejo, Port) ii'^e. t5.40p Los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gatos. .. I^.4Ca
Costa, Benkia. Susun, Snerameato } ln Xl f6.00p Millbrae, San Mateo, Palo Alto, May-
— Roseville, Marysville, Orovitle... J tMO * field. Los Altos, Los Gatos t«UOa
Kno» tj«.™ii 9,ni»™ Tn.r««™ J 9.28 a t6D5p 23d Street. Visiucton, South Saa
5.00p Rnd, Saa Jose, Los Gatos. J BMf f Francisco> Valeocia t7.!5p
8.20p San Lcandro, Niles. Saa Jose. * 748 a f6-25p Loop— Valencia Street,, Ocean View,
6.00p Owl Limited— Los Angeles.... B.oBa * Cemeter>«. Sonth San Francisco.
6.40p Eastern Exprew— Ogdea, Pueblo, Dea- 23d Street. 3d and Tawnscnd t7.40»
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago.. 6.30p South San Fnaeisro, Saa Jose. 5.40»
Port Costa, . Benieia, Sacratnento, B.oop Lcm Aa<te!es Passe nger— Gilroy ..Salina%
- ReDO,Spark.i 8.28p Psso Robles Hot Springs. Saa Low
6.40p HajTvard. N3es and San Jose. 6.483 Obifpo, Piano, SaaU Barbara, Los
J7.00p Vallejo, ' Port CorU, Martinex, Bay • Angeles 8.30 a
Point and Way Statioas JII.I8» I t.45p South Saa Fraaciseo, Pato Alto,} 7.200
7.40p Richmond, Port CosU, Byron, Tracy, \u25a0 San Jose 1 7^o»
'\u25a0\u25a0 .- Lathrcp, Stockton 12.48p .1....v. \u25a0 — . :
8.20p Oregon feipress-Davfa, (Sacramento), LOCAL FERRY TRAWS-Vla Oakland Piar.
- Willows. Redding (Kkmath Falls), T* Oakland. Berkeley, Boryman. East OakUnd and
si,.' --^_ Ashland, Portland, Tacoma,' Seattle. ' "Frultvala — Daily — From d.OO ajn.. aad every twenty
\u25a0 Spokane...... \u25a0 8.48 a minutes imtil 7.00 p.m. inclusive: then 7.40, 8.20,
9.00p China and Japaa Fast Mail— Ogden. . 9.00. 9.40. 10.20, 11.00 aad IL4O p.m^ 12.^0 snd
Chrrenne. leaver, Kans=3 City, 1.20 a.m. *?P l **BSMo^'«fflW
Omaha, Chicago. ...... 2.48? To Satn«r aad Hili*M via S«vtnth St— Dsjir— From
9.40p Saturdays— Hunters t-ain, San Jose 8.00 sun., and every tweaty mit-ates until 7.00 pjn..
- "via Newark ...: :.. $7.48p inriasive, then 11.40 p.m.
1 1. OOp Niles, Pleasinton. LivermorT. Lathrop, To Stanehiirtt — Dsiy— 4oo, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00 sjn., 120,
-'--. - . Modesto. Merced, Fresno. Haaford . . 10.38p 3.00, 4J». 5.00. d.40 p.m.
11.40b PortUnd E-Tpress— Sacramento, Marys- T> Oakland First St..' Frtiitvals. Alameda. via Hortetho* - :
ville. Red Bluff. Weed, Ashland. Port- —Daily— From t&M. 120 ajn. and every twenty
\u25a0. land. Tacoraa. Seattle ' 1 2.28 a minutes mt3' &2o a.m. iodTisive: then 9XO. 9.20.
HETKERLAHD'S ROUTE-Fram Padflc Strett Wharf. l°^ nls?in l 5?i ™*-™ l $! .V" 12in - j2j 2 - 20 • loo « l %>- \
1 1. OOp Sacramento River Steamers. fll-30p 2-9 A 2.20, 3-00. 320, 13.40 pja. and every tweaty
Stmr. Apache, Mon.. Wed.. FrL Tfil^Vlitt 7 , fc^ UflT * ; £$* a 2O 5 900< 9A0 ' '
Storw Navajo, Tues.. Thurs.. Sat. 'O;^ 0 -. "-.CO ?«1 "•« Pf- »2 .20 and 1.20 ajn.
riAk-iAun uip.'na croov c.*- «.. r^.,i.^. Additional train to Osiland- First EtL, 2.13 ajn.
Ma^., °«J^ W?,rf wv n, %Tm T> Wwt Bwk,l^-Daay-F ro m fl.oo a.m. and rrrry
• iam Jf^aK^Sr^^^ifiS twenty minutes unt» 8.20 ajn. incbirive; then 9.00 ajn. •
a.m. to 9XO pjn s-445 813 9.4.5 11.15 anf j hmar mtil iW then 4.20 pjß .
a,m^ U. 45. 2.15. 3.4>. .Vl5. 6.4.5. B.lj and 9.45 p.ia. » Jnd twenty minnte* until 7.00 p.m. induiive;
LOCAL FERRY TRAIN S— Via Alamsda Pier. then 7.40, 8.20, 9.f10, 9 40, 10.20, 11.0U, 11.40 pja. sn«
To Oakland and Alameda — tfi.lo. t<5.45 a.m.. and th*n 12.20 ajn. '
810 and 45 minutes psst the hour until 7.45 pjn.: then To Corbin — Dbßtt — From 6.oo » jn.aad evwy 20 miautes
8.30. 9.13. 10.00, 10.45, U. 30 p.m. and 12.15 ajn. nntS 8.20 a.m.. then 9.00. 10.00 a.m., I2LOO m.. 1.00.
To Alameda and Fruitvale via Herwhos tarn* as abov. 2.00, 3.00. 4.00. 4.20. 4.10. 5.00. 5.20. 5. 40 and 0.00 p.m.
a for Morning. B for Afternoon. I Union Tranttw Co. authorized^to check Baggage '
•t Sunday excepted. J Sunday only. \ dffect from reiideace.
II — >«w — T~~T — 7~c — f Dv I J^^ Schedule Effective
ABA Trains Leave VREI7 iNovcmber 10, 1909
ferfSß^ irdins Leave union ferry depot
j j^yj&B jfca San Francisco Smn jy uurimtf '
Vl^V 1^ M« J -^———— — — Leave VIA SAI7SALTTO * ArrWw
wßf£ J - Market Street 7:40 a Petaluraa. Santa Ro««. Healito-
' p.rrv n»nnt • burs'. Clfrverdale. UVlah. Wlllit*.
/^^\u25a0\u25a0^ - * ' "«^P"* Sherwood. •Gnerne-
U TT T : : ' m - ,—, — _\u0084 . Till*. »Mt. Bw, *Duncaa- MlUs.. «:l7p
Leave For — 1A.M.1 P.M. S:2oa|*Pt. Reyes, «.Mt. Bio •Cazadero.. t«:s7p
...... 7:15 8:00-10:00 t^K?,?™' t^l'
s*. • i . r o rw\ in nn Ji>:tl)a lletaluma, Santa Rosa, ( lov'taalcit •:\u25a0••.»\u25a0
Chicago 7:15 0:00-10^0, ll:0<>a Petaluma. Santa Rosa r 4:lT*
Fresno .'.. 7:15 4KX)- B.*oo-10K)0 3:00p Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healdsburjr.f /
r-~~A r~....,,«« \u25a0 • 7.15 ft.ifLin-nfl ClOTerdale. I'tiah. Gaerneville.l
Grand Canyon... 7:15 8.1U-IU.W - i.Mt. Rio. Puncaa muis. sebas-r
Hanford ........ 7:15 ....-10:00 t topol .;... tio:37*
Kansas City 7*15 8-00-10:00 ?4:OOpTPt. Reyes. Occidental ....... :....T
* anS " Wly ' " '7 " c iSr om. iftiin 4:40p Sonoma, Glen Ellen ...'. ...9:17a
Merced ......... 7:15 4.^0-. B.^o-10^0 s^OpjPetalum... ganta Rosa ..{«:37a
\u2666Stockton ..:.... 7:15 A*X>- 8.i)0-10.i» -electric sußinißAN~viA~sXnsXiiifo~ »
Stockton. Oakdale ' »» San»alito, HIU VaUsy. San K»fi«l— D^ily
&^i~rn Wail- • erery 40 mtnntes from 7:00 «. m. until 9:00 a.
- 5? \u25a0 • x *ac » m.; then h«»urly until 4:0O p. m.; then erery 4«i
way FointS. . .. y:43 .»• I minutes until «:40 p.m.; then S:0O and lO:0O
Tulare .1.... 7:15 8:00-10^X) P- »• and 12:01 a. m. - I
, r . \u0084 * \u0084... 7.1 c fl.iv« irt-rtn \u25a0 Fairfax — Leave-s>an Francisco t7:00. 1:40. **:20,
VlSalia /.ISS.UU-IUXW 9:00 l0:0O 11:0O „ m tt2:ol> mod. *l:0O.
Yosemite ..... . . 7:15 .-•. .'. 2:(iO. 4:0 O. 4:40, 3:20 and 6:0O p. m. .
.Stockton Local le«Te. 1:28 P.M.. . . • " JJaa^ggwatl^rt.;**. Rafael-LeaTe 0:00 a.m.:
Broadway. Oakland. ;.-,.-,. \u25a0- _ |12:01 i. m.
•— \u25a0 — '. .... . . '. . , ,_... — ;—; — ( . 'Sunday arrWe 7:37 p. m. ••Sunday arriT*
n/riw CHnDC OAIIW/AV 6:5T P- m - tExeept Sunday. JSuaday oniy.
v OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY only. |Vla San«llto.
, \ '- MpvaajßSUi ! *v I - PacMc Transfer Company's acents are sutif»t.
;\ F. S. Btratton. Kecelver. . ' Ixed to check baggage direct from residence.
T.T. S. F. dally— |9:Wa.* »3:30 p. Ar.. S. -F. — — :: — — — — — — — — /
.r. K e for **n Gre- MUIR WOODS
porlo and Pescadjro! . . F^SSSm and '
..^r= feSS^SMT TAMALPAIS
*~ ' ' \u25a0"' ' — — -— • «D^ tOOJ of rrvtcr
:MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD ~- urn. aoupm-tniiMY twh
..VallejO, Napa,, St.. Helena W^ki.y| Sofey W^fc4ayt3isa7 W«Aaay 3-4ar
ST. HELEXA-JTAPAYALLEY ROUTE ~10:00a »:00a t7:35a! 12:03» 7:3sa ijOS *.
. MobtlceUo S. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electric 2:00n 10:00 a 1:50» t00» :i:45» t:S2a
««. It. Co. t Close connections. - *4;40» 11:00* ©2:55>i 3:03" 4:25» I:1 ! *
8-^BOUXD TRIPS DAH.V^« ....... j:00» i-lh 4:2« i *9:15» .2:1 h
r Boa ts-leare^ San t Francisco 7:00,"_*0:45 a..m., .;:.;-. 2:00? .'.V.r.l Sutp ...... 4:1 5»
12:30 noon. 3:15,-6:00, 'SnTO p.' m.v . '.• \u25a0 ...... *3:Q8» .....:'....:. V..... 8:33»
San : Francisco] landing ,' and : office.^ CUy rtreet «. . ontr +Moa. only. ©TamalpaH only, IMuir only
,- . \u25a0>, . .... . -• \u0084....;. -TAVERN OF TJUttLPAI3 w ind ?MU» BM B
the yrEEaLLy cai^l, si per year ' art atnut m lor Bti«*t»
AUCTION SALES
THE AIS'ISUAII
Short=Horri Sales
MRS. J. H. GLIDE AVIH Be Held .
MONDAY
i MONDAY .*. ~. .'JANUARY 24. IOtO
The Greenwood Offerlns Comprise*
•2T, Head Venrllnu and Ttvo Year Old
Bullsi. 15 Head Choice Cotvn and Heifers.
Including first" prise winners at Alaska- Yukon
! Exposition. • / r"i
HOWARD CATTLE COMPANY
Will Be, Held
TUESDAY ;
TUESDAY .JANUARY: 33. 1910
1 The HoTrard Cattle Company Offer-
i Ibk Comprise- 3.1 Head Yenrllns: and
1 Two Year Old Hnlln. 20 Head Choice
f Heifer". Offering -includes sons of tne twic»
grand Champion of. America. LaTend«r Vlscoanc
124755: also bulls utronc in the blood of th#
champion choice goods IStiMK!. ,'~ \u25a0 '
These offerings exceed la number aad equal
in quality the banner Rale of 1908.
IN SALES PAVILION 07
FRED H. CHASE & CO.
478 Valencia Street. Saa Fraßflsefi
For catalogjie and -further particulars apply t<*
SIRS. J- H. GLIDK, »1O II street. Sacramento.
Cal.: HOWARD CATTLE COMPANY. Wl Mia*
«!nn street. San Framrlsco. Cal.
GEO. P. BELLO-WS am* FRED n. CHASC it CO.,
\ Auctioneers. ' '
!to AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Thurstlar. Jsnuary 27. at 11 a. m.. 2Q3-20» Va-
lencia st.. a large assortment ot •\u25a0O horM« aud
mare*, wagons, buggies and harness: horses guar-
anteed; will be tried Immediately after th« sale}
outride stock told- of commission. Park 2723.
x W)I. CLOUGH. Aucjtioneer.
CALL WA.NT ADS BRING RESULTS
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