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SIERRA IS ALMOST
READY FOR SERVICE
Big Liner Will Make First Trip
to Honolulu, Leaving Here
March 26
New Steamship Mokoia From
Wellington Will Connect at
Tahiti With Mariposa
—
iJE Oceanic steam
ship company has
announced that its
big liner Sierra
wlil make Its first
trip on the Hono
lulu run, leavlns
hero March 26, and
already about 50
passengers have
been booked. The
Sierra is still at
the Union iron
works, where the
liner is being con
verted into an oil
burner. In addition
to doing away with
the dirt and an
noyance for which
coal dust and cind
ers are responsible the change Is ex
pected to add to the Sierra's speed.
fVom the passenger point of view the
Sierra is one of the most conveniently
irrsnged and comfortably equipped
liners on the Pacific. Captain H. C.
Kr»u<slette. who will command the
Sierra, was commander of the ship
when it ran between here and Aus
tralia. Ke is well Known to the trav
*Jll-£ public and as stn all around sail
OIL PROVIDES INCOME
In making investment? while
chance for large increases in value
is desirable — certainty of dividends
— ir.coir.e is what you want to be
sure of — California Oil is the sure
income producer, as is forcefully
demonstrated each month by the
payment of nearly 51.000.00000 in
monthly dividends to stock holders
in California oil companies. Do ,
you get a dividend check each !
month from California Oil? If
not, the only way you can provide
this desirable income is to make an
investment from 3'our savings or
earnings in stock of a first class
California oil company, such as the
Coalinga Crude Oil Company, now
owning and actively operating one
of the choicest pieces of absolutely
proven oil land in the greatest oil
field in the state — Coalinga.
This company has small capitali-
zation, no promotion itock, stock
now selling at first and lowest
price. 25c per share, par $1.00.
Price advances on or before March
5, to -15c per share.
Full particulars given in the illus-
trated monthly magazine. '"Secur-
ities." Call at our "office for a free
copy of this, or send in this coupon
at once and we trill arrange to have
this sent free for three months.
ror pox
BIRR BROTHERS. I\C. 501 First
National Bank. Bide:.. San Francisco.
Gentlemen: Please send nip, free
of <-ost. information regrardlnj? stock
referred to above; also free, copies of
oil magazine ".^eruritieF" for six
months — all this without any obli-
gation whatever on my part.
Name
St? and No
Cl 2 City
Seeing
Is Believing
An<l th«* mmr investors who hare ~«n«»
to tin? IY»mier property to EXAMINE
TOR THEMSELVES whether or not this
prpat nroperty is all «i> claim for it have
N»«»n FTJI.LT SATISFIED «nd have prov-
en tli»-ir by invipptinr in the
shares. We n-mild Ilk' to iiave YOU Mt-
isfr YOURSELF also. Ikx-jhw we know
it would 1«»»<1 YOU to invest.
Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Company
I4TH FLOOR . . . 106 GEARY ST.
SAX FRANCISCO
NeTv York Seattle Los Angeles
E. F. HUTTOH & CO.
430 California St. I>L Douglas 2487
St. Francis Hotel Tel. Doaclas 3882
Members of New York Stock Exchange
Pioneer Honm
Private Wire to Cnlcatco and
New York
R. r. MCLCAHEY. Manwerr v
PRIVATE WIKE. CHICAGO, NEW YOEK.
WESTERN UNION CODE. v
J. 0. WILSON
MEMBER
KEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
TKE STOCK AJ.T> BOND EXCHANGE. SAN
X . F2ANCISCO.
Haic Office Branch Office*
IUXLB BU>O.. 8. F. PALACE HOTEL
Correspond fait (Main Corridor)
11 4 CO.. HOTEL ALEXANDRIA
°s Pice St.. New Tork Los Angele*
3 Uookerr. Chlcaeo HOTEL DEL COEO-
1711 Stont Sfrre«t. KAD0 B - i
|>tinrr," Colo. Coronada Beach.
Liberty Oil Company
Stock will advance February 2£th. We ad-
rfM Us pnrchase at the present low price ol
20c per chare. H«ve yoa seen the Febraary
Issue of our monthly paper, containing map
of California, tbowlng oil fields and giving
relative size of tui* etatc as compared with
tea otUer states?
Sagar-Loomis Company
711T13 I'helan bid;., Ean Francisco.
f§ A Fine Bonafide In=
vestment Now Offered In
a recently formed close Incorporation of a
bnslness well established in Oakland. In 'the
manufacture of a patented bouscbold utility.
A Tcry laree dernund bar been created for
the articles, and for the purposes of expan-
sion a email amount of treasury stock Is of-:
lo*a lor «ale at $10 per share.
Call or rrrlte for particulars.
406 13< h Street, Room . S
, OAKLAND. CAL.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
orman stands at the top of his pro
fession.
The liner Alameda. which is due next
Tuesday from Honolulu, will make one
more trip to the island port before
being laid up for a general overhaul
ing, after which it will so on the run
in conjunction with the Sierra.
The Alameda, on the trip leaving
here March 5, will have a large num
ber of passengers, Including 30 east
ern tourists, who are making a person
ally conducted tour of the Hawaiian
islands.
The Mariposa. twin, sister to the
Alameda, will have more work to do
on the Tahiti run than ever before
as the result of an improvement in the
through connections. The Union steam
ship company will put its new liner
Mokoia on the run between Welling
ton and Tahiti to connect with the j
Mariposa. The Mokoia Is a new j
steamer, fast and .luxuriously appointed
and is famous on the other side of the
Pacific as a model passenger ship.
Xotlcc to Mariners
Captain John A. O'Brien of the
steamer Victoria reports to the branch
hydrographic office at Port Townsend
that 3-ehruary 12. 10 miles off Lennard
Island, Voneouver island, he passed sev- !
eral large logs dangerous to naviga
tion, one being- 30 inches in diameter
and 40 feet long. \u25a0
Also that on February 1. in latitude
N\ 59 degrees 20 minutes, longitude
AY. 152 degrees 45 minutes, he passed |
through solid Ice floes from six inches ;
to two - feet thick. February 3 the j
Ice was solid from Augustine island
and south of it as far north as the j
eye could reach and from 15 to -0 \u25a0
nil leg from east to west.
Whaling Dark Fitted Out !
The whaling bark John and Win- !
throp was talari out of Oakland creek j
yesterday and docked at Howard .
street wharf, where the little old j
windjammer will be outfitted for aj
cruise after sperm whales. The whaler
will be ready for sea early next month j
and v.-ili sail between March 3 and \
7. The John and Winthrop will do j
its hunting this year off Kodiak isl
and. Captain Josephs, who was in
command last cruipe, has been reap
pointed master of the bark.
Asia to Sail Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail company's liner ,
Asia. Captain Harry Gaukroger. will |
sail at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon
for the far east. The, liner will carry
about 60 cabin passengers, and in the
steerage a few Asiatics. The liner
will take about 2,000 tons of cargo,
which will include 1,200 bales of raw
cotton.
Stranded Dark Dreakinsr Up
The French bark Mareehal Suchet,
bound from Mororan for Falmouth, has i
been driven ashore during a storm near
Margate. The vessel is breaking up.
All hands were taken off by the life
saving crew.
Water Front Note*
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.867,000 feet.
The U. S. Vlcksburg left Corinto
February 9 for this port.
The liner China, which left here Feb
ruary 1. arrived Sunday at Yokohama.
The Matson steamer Lurline was 600
miles from this port at 1 o'clock yes
terday morning and will be here early
on Wednesday.
The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru,
which left here February 15, arrived
yesterday at Honolulu.
The Kosmos liner Itauri left Mazat
lan Sunday for this port.
The freighter Aztec arrived Paturday
at Acapulco from Victoria and Sun
day the San Jose left Acapulco for this
port.
By ITnltcd "Wlrelesw
STEAMER RIVESSIDE, from San Francisco.
Feb 20. for Seattle— Feb 20. 8 p. m.. 11 miles
north of Point Reyes; moderate west-north
west wind: choppy sea.
STEAMER GOVERKOB, from San Francisco.
Feb 30. for San Diopo— Feb 20. S p. m.. 12
mil^s north of Point Sur light; northwest
breeze; smooth, lone westerly swell; barom
eter. 80.10, fteady: temperature. -IS.
ETEAMER ASUNCION, from San Francisco. FVb
20. for Tacoma—Feb 20. 8 p. m.. 7 miles
south of Point Arena light; barometer. 30.12;
temperature, <j r y 49. wet 44; gentle northwest
wind; clear; smooth. \u25a0*
Weather Report
United States Department of Agriculture —
Weather Bureau, Sau Francisco, Feb. 21, 1009.
RAINFALL DATA
LaFt Seasonal Normal
Station* — 24 hour?, to date, to date.
Eureka O.on 32.07 2r».52
Red Muff O.W 12.34 16.71
Sacramento 0.00 8.07 13. 51
I Mt. Tamalpals 0.01 20.X5 15.67
! San Francisco T. 14.^7 15.57
San Jose O.f»» 11.04 0.62
! Fresno ...O.Ort 9.41 0.17
Independence 0.00 4.»>7 C.Otf
gan Luis Obippo 0.00 1fi.70 13.10
Los Angeles O.fH) 14.-MS 10.41
San Diego O.iK) 8.3* 6.73
Connt record for 12 hour", enillnsr 5 p. m.
— v< » j; —
v k ? .S" S c?
STATIONS. | S/B : f fr
? f I • : :
Blame 50. 24 22 —NE Clear !oo
Boise 29.M 40.30-NW «'loudy .00
Eureka 50.06 50 40 N Cloudy .00
Flairstaff 29.92 42 2<? SW Cloudy .OO
Fresno SO.iO 62 38 Sff Clear .00
Helena 30.35— 12— 14 NW Snow .OH
Independence .20.90 32 28 SE rt.CWy .00
Kalisppll 50. 34 — 2 — N Clear .00
Lo? Ange1»>P...30.12 60 4« SW Pt.Olily .00
Marshflcld 30.02 4S — SW Condy .1«
MoOena 2a.S»O 40 24 SW Cloudy .00
Mt. Tamalpals. 3o. ls 40 34 SW Cloudy .01
North Head 30.04 42 36 SB Cloudy .00
Phoenli 29. 0S CS 42 NW Clear .00
Pocatello .29.M5 32 22 SW Pt.Cldy T.
Pt. Reyes Lt..30.09 53 42 S Cloudy .00
Portland 30.00-42 30 NW Cloudy T.
Bed Bluff 30.10 52 42 S Cloudy .00
Reno 29. iX! 50 28 W Clear .00
KoMbur? 30.02 50 8G NW Pt.Cldy .00
Sacramento ...30.10 52 40 8 • Pt.Cldy .00
Salt Lake.. 29.84 -42 2« S Cloudy .00
San Diego 30.12 F.B CO W Cloudy .00
San Francisco. .30.12 52 4« W Cloudy T.
San Jose 30.10 5« 42 N It.Cldy .00
S. Luis 0bi5p0. .30.1 rt '52 40 W Clear .00
S. E. Farallon.3o.l2 52 4« «W Cloudy .00
Spokane 30.28 12 12 E Clear .02
•Summit 32 24 S Clear- .00
Tacoma 30.20 30 — N Pt-Qdy .14
Tatoosb 30.10 28 28 B Clear .00
Tonopah 29. »0 42 28 SE - Cloudy .00
Walla Wa11a.. .30.22 M 20 N Snow T.
Wlnnemucca ..20.06 38 2S SW Cloudy .CO
Yoma 30.00 70 42 W Clear .00
•Snow on ground, 70 Inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago. 3S-2S; New York, 48-3 S.
SYNOPSIS
A cold rrave has OTerspread the northern states
and there has been a fall nf from 10 to 20 de
grees over northern Waohlnjtton, Idaho and Mon
tana. Clo;idy weather preTalls In northern Cali
fornia and • conditions are favorable for showers
and unsettled weather on Washington* blrthdny
in the central and northern portions of the
state. In the south fair weather will prevail.
The relative humidity at Ked Bluff was 86 per
cent and at Fresno 72 per cent. > , •
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight February 22:
| San Francisco and vicinity — Cloudy Tuesday,
with occasional showers; moderate south wind,
changing to west. \u25a0
Northern California — Showers in the Sacra
mento ralley, fair In the San Joaquin; moderate
south wind.
; Southern California — Fair Tuesday: light north
wind, changing to south. A. O. McADIB, i
. . '\u0084 District Forecaster. \u25a0
,\u25a0;;/--'»\u25a0 ~" " • •• •\u25a0 >
y j Army Transport*
The Crool: sailed February 19 for Manila.. -
The Warren is at Manila. -. "
The l/'san is in port.
The Bsfford is in port. t
The Sheridan sailed February 14 from Hono
lulu-for Manila. V ;
--The Sherman Is In port.
The Thomas sailed February -15 from Manila
for this port. .-
• ' \u25a0\u25a0
Change of Mmftn '- i' \u25a0 -
Steamer Alliance, old master, E. D. Parsons.'
'new master 11. F. Astrup; steamer Monarch, old
master Georse E. Stolz, new master N. F. Itnck
lnsrbam; steaniT , Wasp, old master. John-. Weh
man, new- master P. M. Knudsen:. steamer Sea
Fox, old master; R.W. R.VJ. Dabel, new master
E. A. Saadstrom; steamer Herald. \u25a0 old -\u25a0 master
Irar Plomgren. new master Eno« Fouraft Jr.
Enrolled— Steamer Olson & Mabony,' master
Henry Petersen.^ :'; "- \u25a0>. --
\u25a0 \u25a0-."'. ; . • ' — — — — - : . -'" : , .
-Additional Marine Xews I'ngre 0 -
THE SAS FEANGISCO CAI.L; TUESDAY, EEBRUAKY 22, .1910.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE '.'.-'
From , J Steamer | Date
Portland & Astoria J. B. Stetson...] Feb. 22
Humboldt F. \u25a0A. Kilburn. . Feb. 22
Coos 8ay..... M. V. Plant. ... Feb. 22
Coquille River Eliza beth ...... Keb. 23
Kan Pedro Fair Oaks Feb. 23
Grays Harbor .Santa Monica... Feb. 23
Urajs Harbor Chehalls . .. Feb. 23
Puget Sound Ports City of Puebla. Feb. 23
Honolulu Uirline Feb.
Portland & A*torla Klamath .. Feb, 24
Humboldt City of Topeka. Feb. 24
San Diego & V»*ay Ports Governor Feb. 24
San Pedro Ad. Sampson. . . Feb. 24
San Pedro G. TV. Elder... Feb. 24
Poiut Arena & Albion. Porno : Feb. 24
China & Japan Mongolia Feb. 24
Hal. Cruz via S. Diego. Nebraskan Fob. 24
Seattle via Xanaiino. . Hermonthis Feb. 24
Grays Harbor Norwood ... — . Feb. 25
Grays Harbor G. C. IJndauer. Feb. 25
San Pedro Nome City .... Feb. 25
Seattle & Tacomn Watson Feb. 25
Portland & Astoria Roanoke ....... Feb. 25
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay Feb. 25
Bau Pedro Hanalel Feb. 26
Pnget Sound Ports Queen Feb. 20
Hamburg & Way Ports. Itauri Feb. 2.
Victoria Ella . .". .... Feb. 27
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam .... Feb. 27
Portland & Astoria... .|Kose City .... Feb. 28
Son Diego & Way Ports| Santa Rosa .... Feb. 28
vv"^< \u25a0 TO SAIL
Destination. | \u25a0 Steamer | Sails (Pier
February 22 — I
Lo< .Angeles Ports J. B. Stetson 1 pro ....
Seattle & Tacoma Olsn & Mhny 5 pm 27
Los Angeles Ports Uanalel .... 3 pm 10
February 23 —
Hiimboldt F. Kilburn.. 10 am 13
Humboldt Ravalli 3 pm 27
Grays Harbor Fair Oaks... S pm 21
Seattle & Tacoma Rainier .... 3 pm 21
Huniboldt J. J. Loggle
Saa Pedro Chelizlis
Japan & China JAsla ....... 1 pm 42
Honolulu via P. Sound.] Virginian ... 10 am 27
Meudocluo & Pt. Arena Sea Foam... 4pm 4
Coos Bay 11. P. Plant 3pm S
February 24 —
Los Anneles Ports iKlamath ... 2pm ....
Portland & Way Ports G. W. Elder 1 pm .IS
Ran Diejro&Way PortslScnta Rosa.. 11 am 20
Humboldt ..' North Fork.. 5 pm 38
l'ebruary 25
Coqnllle Itlver Elizabeth ... 5pm....
Seattle & Tacoma Governor ... 4 pro 11
Seattle & Tacoma Ad. Sampson 1 pm 10
San Pedro Norwood
February 2G —
Humboldt City Topefca. 10 am 11
! New York via Ancon.. Newport 12 m 40
: Astoria. & Portland Kansas City. 11 am 40
' Hamburg & Way Ports Hermontbis . 12 in 14'
Astoria & Portland Nome City.. 5 pm l'J
Astoria & Portland.... Casco
Grays Harbor S. Monica... 3 pm 21
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno 6pm •*
i/os Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 5 pnit-13.
Grays Harbor S. Barbara.. 3 pm 21
February 27 —
San Di<»go & Way Ports Queen 2 pm 20
February 28—
Manzaulllo direct Ella
| Puget Sound Ports City Puebla. 11 am 11
! San Pedro & Way PortsjCoos Bay .. 2 pm 11
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer | Date
Skagway & Way Ports. Cottage Clty...JFeb. 2fi
Southwestern Alaska... Portland |Mar. 5
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographlc office. Mer
chants' Exchange, Sau Francisco, February
21, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
citic standard time (120 th meridian), or at Sh.
OOra. W)s. Greenwich mean lime.
J. 0. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, V. S. N., in charge.
Sns, 3loon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at- Fort Point. For city
frt\nt (Missipu street wharf) add 25 minutes.
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 ~
Sun rises 0:-.2
Sun sets 5:37
Moon sets ...t>:l6 v. m.
Full moon .Feb. 23, at 7:27 p.m.
Last <juattfr moon March 3. at 11:43 p. m.
ITim- mmc! ITimei Tlme|
Feb! 1 Ft I Ft I j Ft J Ft
11/ Wl IH W| |L Wf (H W|
22.. | 4:(iO[ 3.1| 9:.13 5.1»| 4:40— 0.« 11:59 4.8
23. .1 4:4»| 2.9110:12 5.7 5:2« — 0.4
H W| L W H W ..- \u25a0 L W
24.. I 0:33 4.9 5:34 2.6 lU3O 5.5 8:01 0.0
25.. 1 1:00 5.1 6:18 2.3 12:16 fi.l 6:36 0.5
2«J..| 1:27 5.1 0:.j!» 2.1 1:01 4.b 7:15 1.0
27.. 1 1:53 5.1 7:41 2.0 1:46 4.4 7:4f> 1.5
28.. 2:16 4.9 8:29 1.9 2:31 4.0 8:18 2.0
U. S. Rraneh Ilyilro^rnphU' Office
A branch of the United States uydrograpbic
office, located in the Slerchants' Exchange. Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
«f expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the ofSce, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept r.t
nand for. comparison and reference, and the
latest Information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers . to navigation and mat
ters of Interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge. ,
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. | Date | Remarks
Grays Harj IS (Jan. 13 j Inner bar buoy sub
( [ . - I merged.
Willapa B| 27 IJan. 61WIilstllng bnoy 1 mile
| [ I north of bar. -
Colura. H.I 24 INot. SlShoallng outside nun
j I I buoy No. 2.
Nehalm R 7 INot. Clßar buoy 200 yards N.
| I of channel.
Tillmk B. 0~ [Dec. 17|Channel shifted 1 mile
I I south in gale Not. 28.
" (~. I Nun buoy No. 0 and
Yaqaina E lO'/SDec. 17 can buoy No. 3 gone
. * "j adrift.
Sinslnw Rj 5 |.Tan. fi|
L'mpQua 111 12 IDec. .fijt'hannel well north of
I I I range. -
' 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. 18 Jan. 4 North Bond; 12 feet
at low tide to Marsh-
I field.
Coquille R| 0 (Jan. 7 Channel straight; good
— | ( condition.
Rogue Rlt l 1 |....
Klainth Rl 7 IJan. 7 Channel straight east
_| _| I and west.
Ilmbldt Bj 20 IJan. 15 North channel unsafe
| { I to naTlgatlon. '
S Pedro B| 20 |Jan. s|No change In channel.
S~Dlego Bj 25 |Dec. o|No change In channel."
S Pablo Bl 24 Dec. 1 Depth In dredged chan-
I I I nel.'
nnily Hlver Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 21.— Observations take*
at 7 a. m.: .
if '.n| Vf •
STATIONS ' : m 5 5 £§
-.:£-\u25ba»© fa
. n n r% o q
, - • * r*- . *^
Sacramento watershed — \ I .
Kennett, Sacramento river..) 25.0 2.9 (-0.1
lied Bluff, Sacramento river 23.0 6.8 -0.8 .
Monroeville. . Sac. river..... .22.0 .4.0— —1.0
Oolusa. Sacramento ' river. . 29.0 12.6+4-2.0
Knights Ijanding. Sac. river. IS.O 12.0-f 4-1.4
Oroville. Feather river.... .. 25.0 4.9 0.2
Marysvillf, . Ynba river."":... 30.0 9.2 -0.4,
Folsom, American river.... G.O 0.3
Sacramento, Sacramento riv. 29.0 10. 8 0.1
Rio -Vista,- Sacramento river 13.0 4.8 — ;.».
San Joaquin watershed — • ; :
Pollaskj'. \u25a0 San Joaquin river. ... . O.T> — ..'.'..
FirebauKb, San Joaqnin river 12.0 3.2 — ....;
Merced , Falls. Merced river .... O.B— ...-.
Jacksonville, Tuolumne river 20.0 3.0^-— O.O
llelones, Stanislaus river... .... 2.3- — -0.2
Jenny \u25a0 Lind, Calaveras river 10.0 o.B— — o.l'
Electra, Mokelumne river .'. 12.0 V.4- 0.2~
Lathrop, San Joaquin river. 13.6 8.3-f- +0.4;;
j vindicates rising river. !• — Indicates falling
river. \u25a0 .'. :.' : ,.. •,- -.• '\u25a0 " \u25a0 .. . .
\u25a0Snow on ground at Summit, 7, a. m.,.,' today,
72 Inches. . •\u25a0\u25a0> :
RIVER FORECAST '
The rivers will fall slightly durinc the next 3C
hours. N; R. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
:/ : ARRIVED : '* ' - ':'?\u25a0[. .' : vU :: r .r^
;i 'Kontlay. February 20.
, Stmr Svrs, Allen, C 5 hours from Grays Har
bor; COO.OOO feet 'lumber to Wilson Brothers. . -
. - • \u25a0 :•\u25a0 . Monday, . February 21. \u25a0
• Stmr Santa Maria, Curtis, : 04 hours from As
toria; ballast to Union oil company. . ;\u25a0-,> ;•
\u25a0 Stmr J. : B. - Stetson,'? Scars; 56 hoars i As
toria; b<-nnd south, put in. to land passengers. -
Stmr ; Hanalei, McFarland. 48 hours from San
Pedro; • iiassengcrs , and merchandise to Independ
ent steamship company. ;..-\u25a0\u25a0 >-:.,\u25a0
. Stmr Brooklyn, . Ma t sen. :27 : hours v from Eu
reka; 307.000 feet lumber to II. : ; Templc-raan.
Stmr Wa*p t ..Wehmnn, 38 hours from Hueneme;
3.351 sacks beans to I'acitic Coast steamship com
pany. ,•:\u25a0'.-; \u25a0_ -\u25a0\u25a0.:.:;:";.\u25a0 .J-'.. „•<\u25a0'.': \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0':' '\u25a0-,\u25a0'\u25a0.'- - *'.;
Stmr Kansas City, .Nopandor,* C2}4'' hours from
Portland, ' via Astoria. 47 hours; j passengers ; and
merchandise vto "San , Francisco • and. Portland
steamship conipaay;;;"> \u25a0'.«:: \u25a0>*\u25a0>. \u25a0 ;\u25a0'\u25a0 . : >•
.-.* Stmr AWellesley,-. Lundqnist-,' 43 hours from ' Coos
bay; 600,000 feet lumber and 300.0U0 laths to the
Cliarles Nelson company.
' Stmr'Daisy Freeman, Johnson. CS hours. from
Grays Harbor; 750,000 feet lumber to Do Witt
lumber company.
Stmr ! Centralia, Erlekson, j43 hours from San
Pedro; ballast to Pollard steamship company. .'\u25a0•"\u25a0
Stmr North Fork, Nelson, 24 hours from Eu
reka; 350,000 feet lumber to Charles Kelson com
pany. ; . ;•:
Strar Casco, Ahlin. 68 hours from Columbia
river; 540,000 fept lumber to De Witt, Mathcny
& Co. •\u25a0•-.-. \u25a0 - •: .-,:•
CLEARED
, Monday. February 21.
Br stmr "Asia, Gaukroser.HoDgkonjr via Hono
lulu, Shanghel. etc.; Paclflc Mail steamship com
pany.
Br stmr Earl of Elgin. Jamieson, Sydney and
way ports: Australian Mail line.
Stmr" Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, San Pedro;
Alaska Pacific stramship company.
Stmr Falcon, Schage, Portland; Williams, Dl
mend & Co.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Dlejo, etc.; i
Pacific Coast steamship company. '- - - i
SAILED
Monday, February 21.
I Stmr National City, Limler, Fort Brase:
Stmr Westport. Wetterqulst. Crescent City.
Stmr Geo. Loomis. Smith. Redondo Beach.
Stmr Ceiitralia, Erickson. Grays Harbor.
Strar Wasp, Knudsen, Coos bay.
Rtmr Bee, Soreu<=on. Everett. •
Stmr Albion, Nrmnn, Stewart* point.
Stmr Charlea Kelson. Hall, Seattle. \
Sfmr South Coast, Olsen, Caspar. *
Schr Ida McKay, Eriksen. Coquilla river.
Stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, San Pedro.
Stmr Falcon, Schage, Portland.
Stmr Umatilla, Eeilly, Victoria and Seattle. "
,Br ship Hougomoat, McNeil, Eureka, in tow
\u25a0 tug Defiance.
.stmr City -of Topeka, Gielow, Eureka.
Schr James 11. Bruce. Ro«ich. Townsend.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN 10 P. M.
Sehr Virslnia.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBO3. Feb 21, 10 p. m— Weather
clear; wind NW; velocity S miles an hour.
PASSED AT SEA
By stmr Shoshone — Feb 20. 2:30 p. m.; passed
Ktmr Excelsior, with schr Hugh Hozan lit tow,'
off Point Arenn, h^nee Feb 10 for Tulamook.
BY MASSIE WIRLESS •
Stmr Lurllne. from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco — Feb 25, 1 a. m..- COO miles off San Fran
cisco; light south wind; smooth' sea; heavy rain;
barometer 80.06; tomperaturo Gl!; all well; ex
p<*et to arrtvV; Wednesday mornlaß.
WRATHEH REPORTS
TATOOSH, Ft>b 21, 12 m.— Clear: wind E;
velocity 48 mllps an hour.
POINT LOBOS, Keb 21. 9 a. m.— Cloudy; wind
W: velocity 7 miles an hour.
POINT REYES, Feb 21, 0 a. m.— Clear; wind
NW; velocity 12 miles an hour.
FARAIXONE.S. Feb 21, !> a. m.— Cloudy; wind
NVFj velocity- 12 miles an hour. : '
POINT LOBOS. Feb 21. 12 m.— Cloudy; wind
W: velocity S miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS. Feb 21. 3 p. m. — Cloudy; wind
W; velocity 8 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC POUTS
SAN DIEGO — Arrived Feb 21 — Stmr Nebras
kan, from Salina Cruz.
WILMINGTON— Arrived Feb 21, 7 a. m. — Schr
Mlndora. from San Pedro.
SANTA MONlCA— Arrived Feb 21, 10:30 a.* m.
Stmr Santa Barbara, hence Feb 19.
PORT SAN LUlS— Arrived Feb 21, 6:30 a. m.
Stmr Whlttier. hence Fob 2Q.
Sailed Feb 21. 11:30 a. m.— Stmr Whlttier, for
San Francisco. -
WRANUELL — Arrived Feb'2l, 6 a. m.— Stmr
Hnmboldt, from Seattle.
PORT GAMBLE— Sailed Feb 21— Stmr Tivcr
ton. for Ludlow.
Arrived Feb 21 — Br ship Tinto Hill, from
Townsend.
PORT ANGELES— SaiIed Feb 20— Stmr Tallac,
for San Francisco.
PORT LI'DLOW — Arrived Feb 21— Stmr Tiver
ton. hence Feb 12 via Seattle and Port Gamble.
TACOMA — Arrived Feb 21— Br fctmr Tetu-er.
from Clyde; stmr Maverick, from Seattle; Rtmr
Queen, hence Feb 17 via Seattle.
Sailed Feb 21 — Stmr Watson, stmr Queen, for
Seattle. •
Sailed Feh 21— Schr Oliver J. Olson, for San
Francisco; Fr bark Marthe Roux, for United
Kingdom. ,
CORDOVA — Arrived Feb 20. 11 a.' m.— Stmr
Olyrapla. from Valdez.
\u25a0SEATTLE — Sailed Feb 21. 0 a. m.— Stmr ' Col.
E. L.; Drake, with barge .1 in tow. for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0
Arrived Feb 21, 1 p. m. — Br stmr Teucer. from
Victoria.
ASTORIA— SaiIed Feb 21, 6 a. m.— Stmr Yel
lowstone, for San Francisco; S a. m., strar W. S.
Porter, for San FrancNco.
Arrived Feb 21. » a. m.— Stmr Rosecrans.
hence Feb 18: S a. m.. Ktmr Rose City, hence
Feb 19; stmr Thos. L. Wand, hence Feb 17. Feb
20— Stmr Hornet, hence Feb 17.
GREENWOOD— Arrived Feb 21— Stmr Helen
P. Drew, from San Diego.
SAN PEDRO— Arrived Feb 20— Stmr Nome
City, hence Feb IS. Feb 21— Stmr Homer, from
San Bias; 3 a. m., stmr Gcr>. w. Elder, hence
Feb 19.
Arrived Feh 21 — Tug Hercules, with barge f>l
in tow, from Redondo Beach; sehr Albert Mey
ers, from BallarU.
Sailed Feb 21— Stmr Fair Oaks, tug Hercules,
with barge 91 in tow, for San Francisco: schr
King Cyrus, for .
Sailed Feb 20 — Stmr Geo. W. Fenwick. for San
FraiK-iseo; stmr Rainier, for San Francisco.
EUREKA— SaiIed Feb 21— Stmr Santa Clara,
for Astoria.
Arrived Feb 21 — Nor stmr Tordenßkjold, hence
Feb 20: stmr Marshficld. from Monterey.
Sailed Feb 21 — Stmr F. A. Kilburn, for San
Franctsc»>.
Arrived Feb 21— Stmr F. A. Kilburn, hence
Feb 20: 11. S. stmr Sequoia, from cruise.
TATOOSH— Passed in Feb 21. 8:30 a. m. — Jap
Btmr Seattle Maru, from Hongkong; Br stmr
Claverley, from • Mazatlan for Cotnox.
Passed out Feb 21— Stmr City of PuebU, from
ATLANTIC OCEAX TRAVEL
AMERICAN LINE
Plymouth— CberbourßT—Sonthampton
Philadelphia— Queenstown— Liverpool
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Xefv York— London Direct
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
Ketv York— -Rotterdam, via Boulogne
RED STAR LINE
Xevr York— AntTrerp— Paris
WHITE STAR LINE
X«tv York— Queenstown — Liverpool
X.Y.-Plymouth-Cherbours-Southampton
Ko?tothe MEDITERRANEAN
Via Azores, Madeira, Alglcr*. Gibrnltar
Flrnt Winter Sailing to Alexandria
Romanic Feb. 20, April 2
Cretlc... Mar. 12, April 1«
CELTIC (20,904 tona) !.Mar. 16
CANOPIC Maj\ 24, May 4
G. K. KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Paeiflc Coast.
310 Geary Street, opposite St. Francis .
' .Hotel, San Francisco. .
North German jjoyd
Larg-o, Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw .
Express and Passenger Steamships. - i
Equipped With Wireless aad Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH — CHERBOURG — BREMEN
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a. m. ,
Kaiser Wm.d.Gr..Mar. SlKalser Wra. 11/. .Apr. B
Cecilie. ....:.. .'.Mar. 22[Kal8er Wm.d.Gr..Apr. 19
BREMEN' DIRECT
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a. m.
Rheln. ......Mar. 3|*P. Kriedh. Wm..Mar. 17
J51eten...... .. ..Mar. 10,* G.Washington.. Washington.. Mar. 31
•Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg. . ,
Gibraltar — Nnpless— Genoa — Alclera
Mediterranean Baillnj;R Saturdays at 11 a. m.
Barbarossa Feb. 2S 'Berlin (new). ..Mar. 12
P. 1rene.. .......Mar. 5 Friedrlch d. Gr...Mar. 10
•Omits Algiers. . ;
Independent Around the World Toon
- Travelers Checks Good AH Over the World.
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. Gen'l Agents
v- 5 Broadway,' New York, 0r,.".' .* .>-> - \u25a0
Robert Capelle, O. A. P. C. 250 Powell Street,
opposite St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
'J. . Telephone— Kearny 4794.
Canad iari Pacific
Less Than' Foar Days at Sea
\u25a0 -.Weekly salllnß hetween Montreal,
Quebec and Liverpool \ -
Two days on the beautiful St Law-
rence River and the shortest: .ocean
route to; Europe .'\u25a0\u25a0:/- \u25a0 *. l-)j : - .
Nothing better on the Atlantic than
our Empresses. Wireless on all steam-
ers/ \u25a0:.\u25a0••\u25a0''."•'\u25a0:.•\u25a0 . .•' ' '\u25a0.-• ;. .; ;. ; , ; : \u25a0.._\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:.- \u25a0:•-::.
Flmt clan* *90, second 351.25, one
class cabin 947.G0. ' . ?
„. Ask any ticket agent. .' or write ; f or
sailings,, rates and booklet.. - (10) ? .-
E. E. PENJft CrAii Palace'; Hotel, San
-\u25a0 ;-^ . ..;[ '-'\u25a0 .Francisco \u25a0: \u25a0');\u25a0: _-r:-i
Compagnle v General«B Transatlantique
- DIRECT. LINE TO^HAVRE-PARK. i .;
• Sailings 'every .Thursday, 'instead \u25a0of < Satiirday;
at.lo a.-;m.. from pier .42,- North rWer, ; foot -of
Morton ; str^t. :\u25a0• • " .' : ;• ,'-'
Ilrstcla«>B to;Harrp, ?7i.^onn<l:iip«ard:'SPC-"
ond class to Havre.- $,"0 and npwardr.GENEßAlj
'AGENCY* for UNITED STATES i and; CANADA.-
10 \u25a0 State ' street.ti New t York. .:< J.* ; tF.U FUGAZI.
Manager; Pacific « Coast. / 630 ; Montgomery^ street.
San {\u25a0> Francisco.'* Tickets J- soldi: by* all *• railroad
ticket; agents.' V - • • - i;" ' .- , ,
Pujret • soud<l ports for San : Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA— A rrived Feb 21— Stmr
Coos Bay, hence Feb 18, and sailed for San Pe
dro/ .-\u25a0 -. ..-. \u25a0.. - ./- , V \u0084\u25a0> \u25a0 / .;\u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0..
Sailod Feb 21— Stnir. Doris, for San Francisco.
POINT LOBOS— Passed Feb 21, 7 a. m.— Stmr
Aurelia, from Eureka for San Pedro; 9:10 a. m.,
stmr Lskme/: from Eureka • for San Pedro: stmr
.San Gahriel. from San Pedro for Umpqna.'
EVERETT— Arrived Feb 20, 10 p., m.— Stmr
Queen, from Seattle. -
Sailed Feb 21— Stmr Harold Dollar, for San
Francisco- . : . \ -.
To sail Feb 21— Stmr Stanley Dollar, for San
Pedro.', •-
REDONPO.BEACH— Arrived Feb 20, 10 a. m.
Barge. ol. in tow tug Hercules, hence Feb 17.
\u25a0 Sailed Feb 21 — Stmr Capistrano, for San Fran-
Cisco. . . i. • \u25a0 • ,
EAST SAX. PEDRO— SaiIed Feb 20. 3 p. m.—
Stun- «;pi». \V. ; Kenwlck.- for San Francisco.
COOS BAY— Sailed Feb 21— Stmrs M. F. Plant
and Nann .Smith, for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 21— Stmr, Alliance, from Astoria;
schr Oceania Vance, • hence Feb 13; schr A. M.
Baxter/ hence; Feb 9; stmr "Bandon, hence Feb
IS; sebr Advent, hence Feb 12."
WESTPORT— Arrived Feb 21. 9:45 a. m.—
Schr Willie R. Hume, hence Feb 8.
Passed out Feb 21, .10:40 a. m.— Stmr Helen*,
for San Francjgco. .."\u25a0* \u25a0 v
Passed in Feb 20, 6:30 p. m. — Stmr Newburg,
hence Feb' 17. v. \u25a0
Barbound Feb 21, 11:30 a. m. — Schr Taurus
and schr Golden Shore. - !
BANDON— Hailed Feb 21. 10 «. m.— Stmr
Elizabeth, for San Francisco.
CRESCENT CITY— To gall Feb 21. 2p. m.—
Stmr Mandalay, for Saw Francisco.
VALDEZ— Arrived Feb 20, 8 p. m Stmr
Olympla. from Seattle. >'\u25a0
Arrived Feb 20, 10 p. m.— Stmr Portland, from
Seward/ •". . \ •
•Sailed* Feb 21, 6 a. m.— Stmr Portland, for
Seattle.
JUXEAU— Arrived Feb 20. midnight— Stmr A.
G. Lindsay, from Seattle.
SEWARD— Sailed Feb 20, 2 a. m.— Stmr Port
land, for Seattle. " •
SKAGWAY— Arrived Feb 20. 6 a. m.— Stmr
Cottßge City, from Seattle.
Sailed Feb 20. 0 a. m.— Stmr Cottage City, for
Seattle. .
SOUTH BEND— Arrived Fe 1 } 21; 11 a. m.—
Stmr Daisy, h?nce Feb IS. -
ISLAND PORTS
MAHUKONA— Arrived Feb 19— Schr Muric4,
hence Jan .SO.
HONOLULU— Arrived Feh 21— Ship Falls of
Clyde, from Gaviota. Feb 20 — Schr Win. Olsen,
from Grays Harbor; schr Stlmson, from Co
qnimbo.
\u25a0Arrived Feb 21 — Jap stmr ChJyo Sfarn. hence
Feb 15 for - Hongkong and way ports.
Sailed Feb 20— U. S. stmr Thetis, for * craUe.
Arrived Feb 21— Ship Edward Sewall. from
New York. -
\u25a0 lIILO — Arrived Feb 20 — Strar Enterprise, henc«
Feb 12. .
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Arrived Feb 21— Stmr AHlanca,
from Cblon.
Sailed Feb 39 — Er stmr African Prince, for
Manila; -stmr American, for Puerto Mexico.
FOREIGN PORTS
MAZATLAN— SaiIed Feb 20, 5 p. m.— Ger stmr
Kauri, for San Francisco.
XAXAIMO— SaiWI Fel. 21. 4 a. m.— Ger stmr
Hennonthis. for San Francisco. • \u25a0•
, MOLLENDO— Arrived Feb 19— Bktn Georglna.
from Tacoma.
VICTORIA— SaiIed Feb 21— Stmr City of Pn
ebla, for San Francisco.
Sailed Feb 21 — Ger stmr Hermonthls,- fop San
Francisoo.
Arrived Feb 21 — I?r strnr ClflTerley, from Ma
aatlan.
ACAPULCO— Arrived Feb 19— Stmr Aztec,
from Victoria.
Sailed Feb 20 — Stmr San Jose, for San Fran
cisco.
PANAMA — Arrived Feb 20, 6 a. m. — Br stmr
Trinculo, from Port San Luis.
Sailed Fe?» 19, S p. m.— Br stmr Pectan, for
Port .San Luis.
SAN JOSE DH GUATEMALA — Arrived Feb IS,
10 p. m. — Stmr Santa Rita, from Port San Luis.
GUAYMAS— Arrived Feb 20— Br stmr Inver
ness,- from Antwerp for San Francisco via San
Pedro. • . .
HAMBURG— ArrIvod Feb IS— Ger stmr Annbis,
hence Oct 11.
QUEENSTOWN — Arrived Feb 20 — Aust stmr
Alberta, from Tacoma.
YOKOHAMA — Arrived Feb ' 20— Stmr China,
hence Feb 1.
FALMOUTH— Arrived Feb IS— Fr bark Mont
calm, from Oregon. .
• MADEIRA— Passed Feb 19^-Br stmr H. C.
Henry, from Mlddlesborousn for Seattle.
- SEBANG— Sailed Feb 19— Br stmr St. George,
for B(»>ton and New York.
CORINTO— SaiIed Feb 9— U." S. stmr Vlcks
burg, for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS •
.HAMBURG— Arrived Feb 18— Stmr Niubls.
from San Francisco. -
GENOA — Sailed Feb 21 — Stmr Cretic, for Bos
! ton. \u25a0
Memoranda
. LONDON. Feb 21— Fr bark Mareehal Sachet.
from Xlororan for Falmonth. which was driyen
ashore during storm near Margate, is breaking
up: crew sayed by life saTing crew.
CEAIXAM; Feb 21 — Launch Pearl Of Port An
geles Is , ashrore in Hoko rlTcr.
•• XEWS OF THE OCEAX
Kxport* by the Tara
The steamer City of Para palled for Ancon
and way ports on Saturday with cargo valued at
$150,777, to be distributed as follows: For Mex
ico. (5.534; Central America, $0,488: Panama.
$3,78": New York. $120,024; Colombia. $1,715:
Ecuador. $2.16: Peru. $1,000. The principal ship
ment* and their destinations were as follow^:
To Mexli-0— 392 bbls flour. 1.460 lbs raisins,
635 lbs dried fruit. 34 pkgs fresh fruits. 29 pkgs
potatoes, 10 pkgs onions. 420 lbs meals. S2O lbs
spices, 140 lbs cheese, ."7 cr salmon. 19 cs canned
goods. 20R lbs and 20 tins bread. 23 pkffs
groceries and provisions. 1.400 bdls *books. 20.350
ft lumber. 400 bbls cement, 4 ••» ammunition.
To Central America — ."6S bbls flour, 30,000 lbs
rice. 1H cs whisky. 32 cs win*. 6^554 lbs spices.
700 lbs codfish. 1,260 lbs tea. 39 cs salmon. 29
pkgs onions, 12T. pkgc potatoes. 30 pkgn fresh
fruits, 2.448 lb« and 10ft bxs raisins. 000 lbs and
4 cs dried fruit. 121 lbs cheese, 31 rs canned
goods. 1«,220 lbs fertiliser. 1 pkjr machinery, 3
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEt
• Steamers leave for Sonth-
• * m California and Mexico
l£V___/~^OV from Steuart Street Wharf.
falX&ftsSt& rl Ff>r p °S et Sound Ports and
I I VM^Rk 1 I Eureka, from B'way wharf.
Vs^ \^^/K7 LOS ANGELES •
•SAJfTA BARBARA
G0vern0r...... .....Feb. 20, Mar. 7, 22, 2 p. m.
President ..Mar. 29, 2 p. no.
Queen Feb. 27, Mar. 14, 2 p. m.
•SanU Rosa. .Feb. 24; Mar. 3. 11. 18, 26, 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling; at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWWSEN'D
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Skagway, Dawson, Fairbanks. .
Governor... .Feb. 25, Mar. 12, 27, 4 p. m.
Pre5ident.... ............... ...Mar. 19, 4 p.m.
Qacen..... Mar. 4, 4 p.m.
City of Puebla.. Feb. 28. Mar. 15. SO, 11 a.m.
Umat111a........ ..Feb. 21. Mar. 8, 23, 11 a.m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Topefea.Feb. 21, 2<5; Mar. 3, 8, 13, 19, 23, 10 a. m.
GUAYMAS, MAZATIAN, LA PAZ
ENSEXADA, SAX JOSE DEL CABO,*tc.
Senator, Mar. • 7, , noon. Round trip excursion,
21 days, Including Berth and Meals, $75:
ALASKA CRUISES, 1910 — Leave Seattle
Spokane.June 14, 28; July 12, 28; Aug. 9, 10 p. m.
Queen...... ......July 12, 26, 8 p. m.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) 633 Market
St., - 3 Market st. and Docks. ,
• Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland B6S>..
CD. DUNANN, General Passenger Ageat.
j&SE^ AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
H%S^ SFCAMSHJP COMPANY
Tchnantepec Route
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, sailings from Xew
York every six 'days, making direct connection
with Pacific steamers v sailing from Sallna Crua,
Mexico, every six 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.
Sailings I from \u25a0 San : Francisco every 12 days. -- \u25a0 -
LOCAL SERVICE FROM SAN FRANCISCO
TO HAWAIIAN ISLAND: PORTS', direct every
28 days,. and via Puget Sound every 12 days?
i For rates - ; and . further particulars ' apply to
DEARBORN & LAPHAM. General Agents. 8
Bridge St.. New York: WILLIAMS, DIMOND &
CO., General -Agents, Paclflc Coast. '•. \u25a0 -i
310 Sansome St., San Francisco.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
; ORIENTA I* STEAM S HIP COMPANY
S. 8. Tenyo Mara...... Tuesday, March 13. lflio
S. S. ; Nippon Maru...... Tuesday, April 5, 1910
S. iS. Cblyo Maru . . . . .V. : .Tuesday. > May 8, 1910
.-: steamers sail , from - company's piers, Noa. 42,
44 • near \u25a0 foot -of i Second St.; at 1 : p. m., T for
Yokohama and | HoDgkong. calling -at t Honolulu,
Kobe (Hiogo), and Nagasaki and Shanghai, and
connecting -at - Hongkong with \u25a0 steamers for ' Ma-
nila, India, etc. No cargo receWed on board on
day of '\u25a0\u25a0 sailing. . Round - trip < tickets at reduced
rates. -,--'- i s --''-' \u25a0„.'- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ~.-^\- \u25a0>\u25a0."-.> - : :\u25a0- " \u25a0:- - \u25a0
. \u25a0 For freight and passage apply at offlce, 240
James \u25a0 Flood ' building. - -vW- H. AVERX, - v-
• . Assistant General. Manager.
UAUAI 111 II 8. S. Alameda sails at 11 a.-
nUillll IlLUra March 5, 1910. Special
lIUI * Y l - Utw i round .trip,- $110,; Ist ; cSiss.
TAHITI 'AND ; NEWj ZEALAND^-aS. 5
t Mariposa. sails . 11^ a.~-m.. • Mar. 10. ; Special
round I trip, * Tahiti. '? $125 first class.-^.*^*!-"*;
OCEANIC S. 8.' C0., 673 Mkt. ; 'T. Krny 1231-
AUCTION SALES
1 Ll {FRED B, CHASE &CO/S
100 HEAD TROTTING
1 WH BRED HORSES
"Ths Greatest Collection Ever Offered" »11l
take place at .
PLEASA>TOX RACE TRACK, PLEAS-
. AXTOX, CAI.
THIftISDAY, .MARCH 3, 1910. Conunenc
second 'day^ .PBiDAY. "march *?^oio. at 12
stna 1 teh2?.iJS. f e' *lprMS *nd buslaess horsf s-
Send for catalwne \u25a0 ,
-•\u25a0*\N TiVF^TnrK- »rrrmvPFß«
47« ValenciaNt S7n Kranclw.
,4.3 Valencia at., fcan Francisco.
'm< aT> mmi »/» ni/«TinM «rw
£© AT PUBLIC AUCTION^fe
TO HIGHEST BIDDER. 52 head of large horses.
mares and mules; also wagons, harness and biic-
gles. Wednesday, Feb. 23. 11 a. m.. 565 4tb
et.. Oakland. J. W. MEDEIBOS. auctioneer.
—
flasks quicksilver, 24 colls rope, 58 cs kerosene,
80 cs and 2 bbla oils, 460 pkgs naval stores, 4<2
To^ra^ama— 33S bbls flonr. 50 pkjs potatoes.
130 cs salmon. 4.750 lbs eok«?. 7 doors, 2 pkjrs
machinery, 1 cs sewing machines.
To New York—2^.M»s pal* wlnp. r.OO rs sal
mon. 110.000 lbs ratslns. 80,078 lbs dried fruit.
213,703 lbs beans. »,SCS es canned fruit. 14.570
lbs wool. 10.876 lbs old rubber. 7,910 lbs hides,
7,746 lbs alum.
To Colombia—221 bbla flour. 300 lbs meals, 15
pkgs mschlnery.
To Ecuador—6o es salmon, 330 gaU rrlne.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
TRAINS LEAVE AND AWE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM FEBRUARY 20. lll»
VIA OAKLANDPIHR VIA COAST L.KME
Leave (Foot of Markst Street) Arrrre Leava (Third and Towrgnd SUtrta> ArriTe
2.15 a .Nile?, livwaore. Traey, Latlirop, f5-25a Loop— 23i Street. Vi*iucion, South
Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento 10.33? - San Francisco. Valencia Etrwt tB-35»
640 a Hay-ward. Niles. San Jo«. 7.08 a 15.35 a Loop— Valeaei* Street. Ocean View.
7XOa Richmond, Port Costa, B«aicia,S«isuß. C«n»teries, South Saa Francisco,
Drson. Sacrainento.Rosevaie, Marys- 23d Street. Brd aad Townsead 1«.45a
vSle, Redding. Dunsmuir 7.28» 6.ZOa South £«an Francisco, San JosejGilrov.
7.00t Hraira, VacaTUle, Ramsey. 7^B^ (Hoili6t»r). Sarstat, Pijaro, Watson-
7JOO* Davit, Woodland <Marvsv2lr. Oro- vile. Santa Cnu. 7.50f
ville), TVilllamf. Mamril. Willows, 7.00« South Saa Franasw. Palo Alto. Saa
Hamilton, Corning, Red Bluff 7.28p Jose. Way St»t»a» 7J5«
7.00» Newark. Ssn Jose, Los Gatos. Wrijht. 7J)Oa 51ay3eld, Loo AIto». Los Gates t7.20p .
Fdton (Boulder Creek), Santa Cru«. . 9.53p B.ooa Shore Lin* Limited— P«so Roblw Hot '
740» Valiejo, Napa, Caiistoga, Saata Rosa, Sprisp. Saata Barters, Los Anrfe*. 9 30i
Hartinez, can Rimoa 6.03? 3.05 a The Coaster— San Jose. P*i«ro (Wat-
7.40a Niles. Pleasanton. Livtrmore, Alta- »onvi!le. Santa Cnu). Cutrovill?,
mont, Lathrop, Stockton 7.28? (Del Monte. Maruer»y. Paces'! GroTt),
7.40 a Tr»e>*. Los Banos. Kerman, Fresno, Salinas, Sole<iad, P»» Robl-s Hot
Hanford. Visalia 4^B« , Sprisgi, S«a Luia Obispo, Surf,
8.20 a Port CosU, Xlaruses. B>Ton. Trsry, (Lompoe\ SsnU Barbara,
' Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Goshra Oxnard. Los Angeles 11.45f
Junction (H»nford, .irmon»), Viaalia, 8.20 a MaySrid. Lc» Altos, Los Gates, Wrijht.
Portervaie, Bakersfidd 4.48p GltnwooH( Boalder Creek). Santa Cms,
850 a Yotemite Valley via Merced. 7.48» Wttaonvae, Cartrovilk. M Monte,
9.00 a Niles. Livermore. Stockton (*Miltou), Monter»v. Pacific Grove 9-C0»
ViUey Spring, lone. Sacramento. 4.23» 9 CDs Saa Jose. GUroy. ?aliru«. ?\si Robin
9.00 a Sonora. Tuolumne and Angeli 4.28p Hot 3pr:njs, S»n Lv:» Obispo— Tre«
9JOO*. Atlantic Express— Sacramento, True- Pir.os— Wataonville. Smnta tras, Del
kee, Ogden, Suit Lake City, Denver, Monte. Monterev, Pacific Grove *JXp
Kansas City. Omaha, Chicago 8.28? 10.40 a South San Franeuco, Burlir.gaae. Sta
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, Martinex. Mateo, Polo Alto, Sea Jose 8.30 a
10.20 a I>os Anedes P«Meo«er— Port Costa, 1 1.30 a Valencia Street, Ocean View. Colma,
Martinex, Byron, Triey. Stockton. Ceiaeteriw, Baden. Saa Bruno l-33t
Merced, Fresno, Eanford, Vimlia. 11.40t fouth Sia Fraeciwo. 3aa Jose tB£o*
Balersfidd, Los Angdes. . . .' 7.48^ 2.00» Del Monte Express— Saa Jo*a, GDxot.
10.40 a San Fraarisco Orerland Lisaited— Sargent (W«tsonville. StnJa Cnv.
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Del Monte, Monterey. PnciSo Grwe. 12.30s
Omaha, Chicago 7.28p 2.05> Souti San Francisco, Palo Alto, Saa
11.20 i Shasta Limited— Portland, Taeoma. Jose *-40a
Seattle 9-lBp f2.05i Los .\ltoi. Monta Vista. Los Gate*...' f3-22»
12.00n G«ldfidd Pass.— Port Co»ta, Benicfa. 3.00p South San Francisco. Ssa M*t*o, Saa
Sacramento, Truekee, Haien. Mina, Jose. Gilroy. Tres Pinot, Salinas 10.10 a
Tonopah, Goidfidd, Laws, Ked*r 7.48 a 3.00b Watsonv2le. Santa Cms. Castrovill*.
I ZOQn Msrys'ille, Chico, Red Bluff i 4.25? Dd Monte. Monterev. Pacific Grore. IO.CSt
1.20p Nfles, Irvington. San Jos». 2.48» &40p Santa Oars, Saa Jose. Los Gstoa.
1.40 a San leandro. Niles, Centerville, ( 9.08 a Wright (Boulder Creek). Santa Crua,
Newark, Saa Joee. \ 7^Bp Watsomrille. Pajaro IO.OS«
l.40» Newark. Sin Jose. Los Gates. Wright, 4i»p Suaaet . Express — Torson. Drain j.
Fdton (Boulder Creek), Santa Crux.. 9.55» . El Pan. Houston. New Orleans.
2.4 C? San Leandro. NOes. San Jose. 9.26 a Paso Robles Hot Springs, San Luia
3.00p Benicia, Winters, Sacramento — Wood- Obispo. Santa Barbara, Los Aajrles. ll.40«
land, Marvrrille, Oroville— Ydo. 4.00p Kansas City. St. Louii. Chicago 11.40s
Arbuckle. W aiUms, yVTUows 10.48 a 4.20? South Sin Francisco. San Jow t9.00«
3.00p Vb Sausalito, West Napa, St. Hdeas, ts.oo? Buriinjsme. San Mateo. Palo Alto,
« ~v_ S iM S^ " • ;^ • V • V • ,/ • • : - " -V ! 03 Z' 5*5 * a \u25a0"«" » nd W *y Stations 9.40 a
3.20* Port Costa (Stockton). Martinex, f IZOBa j5.05» Loop— 23d Street, VisHaeioa. South
Byron. Modesto Merced, Fresan..) lO^Bp Saa Francisco. Valencia Street T«-I5»
4.00p VaDejo, haps, Caiistoga, Stnta Rosa, f5.20p Redwood. Palo Alto, Saa Jose. I.lo*
Martinei. Saa Rsmon. Dougherty. fBJMp Lo 8 Alto?. Monta Vista. Los Gatos... t3£oa
Livermore. •\u25a0•.•••- 9.28 a f5.25» BuHin frame. Saa Mateo. Saa Jow
4.00p Mle» (Ceo terville), Tracy. Stockton f 10.28 a ts^op Loop— Vslencia Street. Oceaa Virw.
..„ J^i- ••:•••;; y;,v • • -~ • ' «°-38p Cemeteries. South San Fraaeisco,
4.40p Saa Leandro, Ha>-ward, Nile*. Pleas- 23d Street. 3d and Townsend t8.40»
anton. Livermore, Tracy. Newman, g.iOp g«n Bruno. San Mateo. Redwood. Palo
.~ Kerman. Fresno..... .... 8.28 a Alto, Santa Clara, San Jose 7.40« .
B.OOp Richmond. Pmole. \a3ltp. Port • J5.40p Lm Altos. Monta Vista. Lo« Gatos. .. J9.40a
Costa, Bemcia. Suisun. Sacrameato fe.OOp Maibrae. San Mateo. Palo .Uto. May-
— Rosevule.MarysnUe,OrovJUe..... 1 1.23 a ndd. Los Altos. Los Gates ti-OOt
6.oopßuxsdl, San Jose, Los Gatos { ™ tB-05p 23.1 Street. Visiu«m South Saa -
''„ . „ . I B*«P Franewco. % aleneia Street t7.15i
8.20p San Leandro, Niles, San Jose. 7.48 a f«.25p Loop— Valencia stre*t. Ocean View.
aOOp Owl Limited— Los ABgden B.oBa Cemeterirs, South Pan Francisco.
8.40p Eastern Express— O*den, Pueblo. Den- 28d Street. 3d and Townsmd t7.40»
rer. Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicap>. . e.3op South Saa Francisco. San Jose 5.40*
Port Corta, Bemcia, Sacramento. 8-OOp LosAniriesPaswnser— Gilroy.Salißas.
* -- - Reao. Sparks 8.28? Pmi> Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
J.4op Hayward. Niles and San Jose 6.48? Obbpo. Pi«mo. SanU Barbara. Loa
J7.00p ValUjo, Port Corta. MarUnei, Bay Anjreles . i.3o*
7io.p^«'rf i £"fr*? ai B™"T" — - JIUB ' "-45p South Saa Frsacisw. Palo Alto.f 7.20P
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa, Byron, Tracy. «v, Jo-. 1 7^o«
Lathrop, Stockton 12.48p ' l " wp
8.20p Oregon Express— Davis. (Sacramento), .
Yu% p^f b 5 t Kkm * th J la ' I »>' LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-Vla Oakland ?kr.
AEhund, rortuna, iacoms, celttle,
Spokane 9.23* To Oakland, B«rks!*y. Berryman. Eaxt Oakland and
9-00p China and Japan Fart Mail — Ogdea, Fruitval*— Daily— From 6.00 a.m., and every twenty
Cheyenne. DeaTer, Kansas City, rsiaates until 7.00 p.m. indusrve: then 7.W. 5.20.
Omaha. Chicago Z4Bp 9.00. 9.40. ia2o, 11X0 and 11.40 pjn.. 1120 and
9.00p Port Costa. Benicu, Sacramento, Col- 1.20 a.m.
fax, Trucke*. Reno. Sparks 10.08 a Ta Sf.hsr and Mtlrost via Savtnth Bt— Dailv— From
I I.OOp Niles, Pleasanton. Livermort. Lathrop, 6.00 3X3., and every twenty minutes until 7.00 pjn.
Modesto, Merced, Fresno 10,33? inHusive, thea 11.40 p.m.
I I.OOp Fresno. Sdma. Goshen June, Hisford, To Stonshurrt— Daily— 400, 7.00, B.CO. 9.00 ».a., 2.20.
Armona. Lemoore, Coaliaga 8.28 a 3.00, 4.00, 5.00. 5.40 p.n.
1 1. 40p Portland Express— Sacramento, Marys- Ta OakUnd F.ri* St.. Fruitva!\ Altmsda, v:t Herittho*
ville. Red Bluff, Weed. Ashland. Rose- — Daiy— From t«.0O. 8.20 a.m. and «Ttry twenty
burg. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle 12.28? minutes until 8.20 sjn. indushre; then tt.CO. 9.20,
NETHERLAND-S ROUTE-From Padfle Strttt Wharf. i 0i 0^ 10 - 20 ,- A 1 -^ l^ V 1V 1 - 13 m - J 2 - 20 • L0 °- tao «
tIJWp Sacramento River Steamers. fll JOp 2.00. 2.20. 300. S.M. :3.40 pjn. and Jf^Tfenty
Stmr. Apache, Mon.. Wed.. Frl - ?« 1^ { * s , un 4if 7 p ; m i. «" duwT «; 7 ,\&» 8 ' 20 J 9 i°Si 9Jf> '
Stmr. Xivaio. Tues.. Thurs.. Sat W^-. "°° «°d "-^ Pft-J^ *^ 1M SJa -
Jm/uMn UADPftD rraov — r ,- t c — 3 A«Wiuonal trim to Oakland Fist St. 2.10 ajn. -
v w? ,4 r- l. r w j £? nd i% T » Wwt Barktlty-Daav— From 6.00 ajn. and erwy
Markrt Sfrjjt Wharf-Week Dayr-Horrfy n from 6.00 tTrat min^uata S.M xm. mdusire; then 9.00 a.m.
"** £!^ft ffl i,- Sa ?& y r:HSi U; h 2-fr UU «wlevW hourmta 4Copjn. indusiv,; then tMjun.
a.m., 13.45. 2.15. 3.4j. q.15. &43, B.ls and 9.4o pjn. aad twenty minnt^ 7C O p.m. inclusive:
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Alamwla Pier. then 7.40, 8.20, SIDO, 9 40, 1020, 11.00, 11J0 pjn. and
To Oakland and A!am»4a— t<Uo. t6.45 a.m^ and then 12.20 ajn. •
10 and 45 minutes part the hour until 7.45 p.m.: then To Corbin — Ds3y^ — From 6.00 ajn. aad every 20 nsnrutes
8.30, 9.15, 10.00. 10.45. 11.80 pjn. and 12.15 a.m. until 8.20 a.m., then 9.00. 10.CO a.m.. 12.00 m.. 1.00.
To Alameda and Frgltvalo via Honathoe tarn* «i abow. 2.00, 3.00. 4.00. 4.20. 4.40. 500. 5.20. &40 and & 00 p.m.
a for Moraine. P for Afternoon. | Union Trantttr Co. authorised to check Batsafa"
t Sunday excepted, J Sunday only. | ctict frca residence. ,
i 1 /^iJ^ Schedule Effective
/\u25a0N^ L&S* F * R y* F^4 November 15, 1909
amJESL-Ja Trains Leave xj&jx rxmx ferry depo«
efuJ Di2KB Frj«nri«rn San rfineUco
MBAfiH Jdll llQlltt>V.U Learn VIA SALSALITO Arrir*
V B M „, 7:10 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. HeafSs-
BH Market Street b nrg . ciOTerdale. UkUh. yilMts,
' Ferry Depot Sherwootl. Sebastopol. •t.nernt,--
I ' Tille. »Mt, Rio. 'Duacia MlUs.. 6:t7[»
T-ove For 1A.M.1 P.M. 8:20 a »Pt. Reyes. »Mt, Rio. *Ca*ad*ro.. t«:s7p
\u25a0-; v *,Z t tcp (VLin-m 8:2Oa ••Sonoma. ••Glen Ellen f3:37p
Bakersfield ...... 7:15 o:W>lO.t»J t9:ooalp«talnma. ss-tnta Rosa. Clorerdale J7:37m
ThtcaffO : 7:15 8:00-10:00 ll:ooa|Petalnma. SanU Rosa ]*-Vt9
p * ••••• A.(\n S-nO-in-AT* 3:oop.Pet»luma. Santa Rosa, Healdsbur;.
Fresno... 'r*s 5Vx".«;5r 10:W 1 Cloterdale. UklahT TJaenwTllle.
Grand Canyon... 7:15 8:10-10:00 ; V v : I Alt. Rio. Dnncan Mills, Sebas-
ij JTtZ-A 7-15 -1000 01 io-.Kz
Hanford \u25a0, iJi'o'nn inlrK ?4:oopPt. Reyes. Occidental
Kansas CltV ..... /:lS B:OVMU:UU 4 :40p Sonoma. Glen Ellen 9:17 a
Merced .....7:15 4:00-8:00-10-00 s:2op|Petalnma. Santa Rosa .* :37 *
\u2666Stockton\'...... 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00 electric sotubbak via
OlOCKiuu •-•;," Sausalito. Mill VaHoy. San Rafael— Dally
Stockton, Oakdale .• eTery 4() m ! nn tes from 7:0Oa. in. until 9:00 a.
tu Sierra Rail- m -i tlien i hourly until 4:0O p.m.: then every 40
°* T>_;_4. e 0-4^ minute* until 8:40 p.m.; then S:0O and 10:00
way Jroinis. ... %-,~ I*"* ** V^? p. m. and 12:01 a. m. »».
Tulare 7:15 8:0O-10aX} ! ralrfax— Leare San rrancisoo t7:0O. 7:40. R:2O.
V; c ,i:, 7-15800-10.-O0 »:W." »<><». ll:OO a. m.. tl2:0O noon. J1:00.
VlSalia V •« oww ' w 2:l>0. 4:00. 4:40. 3:2o. and «:0O p. m.
Yosemite /:13| \u25a0 Saa^ Que*tin Tia Ban Bafael— Leare 9:00 «. m.
'Stockton I»cal leares 1:25 p. m. *. "li^n P "and" B«i™deTe-i7:0O. 17:40. 10:15
California Umlted throng* to CJUcaax, lea,ea « 4^- /i l^ o^.^ 'i^w'
at 10:00 p. m. OMeea— 673 Market street and {152* \u25a0*» V"-io i^m «v^' V-i- » n.
Market .teeet- Ferry Depot. Saa Fraadaco: 1112 gj:g t \u25a0; *£; 1 - 20 ' M 00 ' |520 ' 71 " p ' m *
Broadway. Oakland. «Sanday p. m. ••Suiwlay arri»«
6:37 p. m. tExeept Sunday.' {Sunday only.
V»rC A V 'CHnOC DAII WAV only. |Vla Sau-salito.
UwtAlN KAILWAY Pacific Trarmfer Company's axents are antaor-
\u25a0 F. S. Stratton, Recelrer. bed ta check ba SSagß direct from residence.
dtHT-?3-«P \u25a0 <v . l fe t9:ooa ' M:OOP " Ar " ? " F " MUIR WOODS
•Arleta! fTunlTas 'oien; stas? for San Ore- P*l3&mflk A- N 'D
anii p^' ]eTn - §i|i? MT - TAMALPAIS
BAY AXD IXTERURBAX ROUTES VIA SAUSAUTO FEHRY
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD -" "m hqu3at»-otimt to :
Valiejo, Napa, St. Helena Wt»jgUijJ«»j«y w»a*»tl s«»i«y *mU*T)jmUv
ST, : HELEXA-.VAPA VALLEY ROUTE 18:00» 9:9 C» t7:3sai 12:03? 7:3Sa;l||:4te :
MonUcello S. S. Co. and Xapa Valley Electric ,2:00p 10:00* I]Q9\ **\l liSf S* 1-M-
R. It. Co. Close connections. .M:4Bp 1|s««" ©2'ioSf 4-«S 411.! Hil
- r ft-RouxD trips DAav-« --ftv Jijjj .-*.?? .;^?? J:f \\
Boats leaTe Kan. Francisco .7:00. •9:43 a. m.. ...;.. 3:00> r . .'....'
12:30 noon, 3:13. 6:00. "8:30 p. m. ." * *Sat.onlr tMonuoaly. ©Timalpais only. IMuiroalj
- San Francisco landing and office. Clay ', street Tickrt Offices— t*auaalito Ferry and *74 Mariut .
wharf.' north end . forry bolldlng,- Market street Geoeral 05ce— Mill Valley. Californi* .
teT^--M«ta-« la : carte. Phone, Kearny 400 or .^yjg,, 0 F TAMALPAJS » and M MUA Mi;
.- 'Lands 'naTy' yard- direct. an aNr»j« w« hr fIMtS
AUCTION SALES
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THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
If *ra need a hers, for th* eomta« season, joa
can not afford to stay away from this sal*.
( 10° be»J of tne tamoas Horseshoe Bar bran!
of horses- **&&* from 1.250 to 1.600 lbs. and
fonf t0 seTfn years old from MBtera Or°son: 45
tea '1 beavy draft horses from Utah, wtljtht from
%g£ I;3LKi£S %rF£l?£'^.
All tentle bro&e. No second hand or oatsida
horses will tx> tat»n at this sal*. Every animal
will be guaranteed as represented,
Sale takts place WEDNESDAY. Tebraarj 53,
(1910, at 1 and 9 p. m.
! WESTERN lIORSK MARKET
£^ «iTGU°\RT «& CO-
=»7 VALENCIA ST. AT 14TH
\u25a0
*,v_~ «v^_ a\ .
"i-?^ j£C2 >
*r?rt jCTZ^. *T.J~i.
THURSDAY. Teb. 2*. at 205-2Ca VaUncta St..
n a. m.. I will sell at auction 50 head of b«avr
j work and driving horses. A larga consignment of
wagons, burden and barnee*. Also chain har-
! ness. Outside stock srtd on com. Park 2723.
| WAI. CLOCGH. Auctioneer.
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