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*b;le th«« demand h#re for Liverpool accoont was
*wr artire «.nd tbe morning purchaf^s for the
* th< 2l sidc wer * P'lf^d nt upward of D<MMO bales.
"The advance of tbe afternoon was ao-oia
-*n!e<l by rej^rts that a leading commissicn
house, which had been heartenlr inclined, had
fliacgrd orer to tbe other tide of* the market.
"'Philadelphia yarn market stocks are aci-umu-
Jtt'njr. typing prt*s*d for fale at steadily . de
clining prices, no increase in demand. " New
lork cotton poods trade is in a very uasettW '
\u2666 caditloc.- New ttgland mills will continue, on
•hort time." ;«£;
Spot «los«l <sui e t. IS points higher. Middling
upUnd«. 14.«(.tc; <J« fall. 14.i«c: mUv 05y bale*. I
COTTON" FCTCIfe V
Option— Opci-. High. Low. Close.
r>bmary \u25a0 14. 1N- !
March [3.57 c J4.2<V Io.SSc 14.1 V i
AliHl IS.S7c 13.57 c 13.^7e 14.17 c i
Majr 14.UMC 14.27 c J3.«Sc 14.2 CC
Jane 14.12 c
Jo!.* I.J>7c 14.14 c 13.79 c 14.12 c
Auguht 1.".4«<- 13..VV 13.35 c 13.55 c
September 12.fiV li.tGc 12.«5c 12.&2 C
October 12.55 c 12.4 V 12.25 c 12.45 c
November 12.5-".c 12.54 c 12.33 c 12.550
December .' 12.25 c 12.25e 12.16 c 12.34 c
N>w York MarU<r-i
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.— Tho tnarkei for
*tatn]ard «~of>p«>r on the New York tnetal **x
rfcange was dull today, with n«>t and nil po
•ltirtns cp to the <>ikl of May rinsing »t 12.«?7V;
'''ilSr. The Lon<W mxrkrt w»« t,t«>a<!y. Spot,
f--3 7* <sd; futures, {fi<j S*. Bojird 0/ trade re
tt:rns Kh^wod Flocks «f copper at tbe thr*^ lesd
ipg points in th«- Unit»-<1 Kingdom as r>f Jamiary
"! to hare been fIJ».ISO tnns oompared with
I»S.«70 tons nn January 1 and ."59.470 ton* <»n
January Si Usr year." Avpar«>nt deliveries for
»h» inoath were 7.<~-|j f*us. agatot 9.961 tons
foe the Mtnn m<>ntli Isst year. I^v-al deaion;
Quote lake onpper at 13.C2»..«ai3.57«-c: «>!cc
tr«irtic. l.r2T,(gir!.r/*c; casting. 13<ai.»25r.
Tin. ***T: sp"t. 32.50iTJ33.25c: February.
S2.KO^S3^Up: Marrli. :3.H"«1.r>.1V; April.
"iC33.25c: May. C3<aS3.so-. Tbe lx>ndon raar-
V»t w»r e»*y and lower. Spot. £151; fntures,
I^ad was arm; \u25bapnt. 4.60fcr.4.70c New York
and 4.42',@4.50c Ka*t Ft. Louis. The I^ndon
tcsrket closed higher lit £13 fis 34.
Spelter. Jinn-, spot. 5.65'a5.7.V New Ynrk
•nd 5.42',e5.50f Kast St. Locls. Ixradon wa«
UE«*taap»d at £23 2s 6d.
Tt" Ecg'.tsh Iron market «v unchanged at
Ms jJ.d for Cleveland warrant*. No charge
reported locally.
St. Lonli Wool MnrUt
XT. IjOU-IS. Feb. 24. — Wool UTe-hsnged: tne
\u25a0\u25a0';'\u25a0\u25a0 srad»s. »v>mblnir aDd clothing. '24 f %2&c:
I!jiJt,fine. 22fe27c; heavy fine, l^sy-Jlc; tub
washed. rs©S7c -,%\u25a0\u25a0/:
\a\n! Momi — Turprntinc and Ronln
SAVANNAH. «ja.. Frh. 24 — Spirits of turppn
tir» trm at T^s^r: ml#"i«. C.T: rroripts. 75; ship
trsPTiTs. G2: Hock. 19,733.
Ro*.in firm: s«*e*. 1.38S : r»cipts. 1.047: ship
mfPTs. SO: «0.-k. 321. 1*1. V'iote: B. $4.2.': D,
S*.*"; E. J4.45: F. $4.*0; Q. $4,024: H. $4.67U:
I. $4.«>: K. C3.SO; M, $•!.".-.: N. ?i?.SC; WG,
$<?.%."»; WTA". fT.
CRUDE JUMPS FROM
25c TO 35c
In ke^pinjj •with all other good
California oil storks, Coalinga Crude
x\-ill advance from its first price of
"5c to Coc pe~r share on or before
March 5, a jump of 4 f > per cent, but
one absolutely justified by the en-
hancing vahie of the rroperty due to
de\i?!opment work. We strongly
recommend tne purchase of this
stock, because this company owns
one of the choicest pieces of abso-
Ictely proven property* in the entire
Coalir.ga oil tield which they are ag-
gressive'iy developing, drilling water
well and No. 1 oil well now. Prop-
erty will accommodate 13 wells and
should easily produce sufficient to
pay. 100 per cent on present pur-
chase price. Modest capitalization
with no promotion stock, capably
raana^ed by successful oil operators.
Full particulars of the California
oil industry in srcneral and the
Coallngra Crude will be. found in the
monthly illustrated magrazine, "Se-
curities." Call at our office for a
free . copy' or send us this roupon
and it will \'f mailed you free for
the next three months.
COIPOX
BIRR BRORTHERS. Inc., 501 First
Natifuinl Hank Building,
>an Franelnco.
Gentlemen: Pleaee send me. free
of cost, information regarding- stock
referred to above; also free copies of
oil magazine "Securities" for six
months. All this without any obli-
gation whatever on my part. ..
r^ ame •.-••.-•.••.•••.•.....••••»..•
Street and No
City \u25a0
We will sell
OAKLAND TRACTION
PREFERRED
in amounts to suit purchaser at
$88 Per Share
This price not good after
E. F. WAYLAND & CO.
476 Monadnock Bldg.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Give Yoiir
Money a Chance
To earn tu'sr *!Kidfnds f«r YOT' br in-
vwtinjr in PBEMIEU. E«cb well will
earn at lean 4 per f^ct on the r-ntire
rapitalizatioa. AM th*r« arf already
EUSVEN wells protiuetty; on the prop-
crTT. witb C 3 .MORE to t* Cci*be<l.
TBEMIEB i* a R<*>d tnvestmcct NOW »Dd
tee T»lne nf tn» fUares *i!l Inrreas* wiih
each B<l<iirson*l well. Y«---j are taking
no /-haace wh*rn yoa buy I'RbMinß. But
rnn'r* crtsinlr losing a chance if you
DON'T Invest NOW.
Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Company
MTHFLOOR . . . Ifi« GEARY ST.
SA.\ FR.%.\CISCO
Xevc Tork. Seattle Los Ansel es
E. F. HUTTON & CO.
490 CaOlf«mI« St. Tel. Douklbh 24ST
vt. Fr«ncl» llolrl Tel. Douclat 39SS
Members of New York Stod Exchange
Pioneer Honae
PrlTSte Wire to CUlcaeo « nd
Kew York
IL E. srUI/CAHEY, .Manacer
J. C. WILSON
KZKBEK
2TEW-TO—K STOCK EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO BOA_O OF TRADE
XHE BTWK A^^^EXCHAITGE. SAJT
K_n Office Braach Offtoea
_n_SSl*O.. E. 1. PALACE HOTEL
Corren>«ne»nu (Mala Corriaor)
H** B Sa! XBW Box!sj___s__
P^^r/c e Mc.^ k HOTir^OEO.
DANCES TO CRACK
OF TYPHOON'S TAIL
Liner Mongolia Loses Its Habit
of Stability When Waves -
Climb Skyward
HE Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia,
Captain Henry E.
Morton, arrived
tyesterday from the
'far east crowded
with passengers
and bearing a rich
cargo. Lyinjr along
side pier 44, the
Mongolia looks
| steady and immov
able as the wharf
to which it is tied.
For five days dur
ing: the run from
Yokohama to Hon
olulu the liner gave
a realistic imita
tion of an intoxi
cated chicken. The
big ship, in the grip of a higher sea
than anybody on board had ever seen
before, pitched and tossed, rolled and
writhed, staggered and shook and gen
erally behaved more like a. saucy cat
boat in a gale than a stately liner.
1 It has long been the boast of the
| Mongolia's officers that the heaviest
sea affected the liner so little that table
racks were a superfluous equipment.
During thos« five days even table
racks would not keep the dishes from
hurdling into the passengers' laps. The
host of sea legs played their owners
false and the man who had crossed the
Pacific 40 timfs and never been seasick
had to take refuge in the old adage,
•The exception proves the rule."
The tail end of a typhoon was re
sponsible for the big stir up, and if the
operator? on ships equipped with wire
less h»ard anything unusual when the
I storiii was over they m»v now learn
i that it was the sigh of relief that
j welled up from the decks of the Mon
golia.
The Mongolia was detained in quar
antine only about 10 minutes. Dr. Hugh
S. Cumming, formerly chief quarantine
officer at tins port, was a passenger on
! the liner and had all the work of in
spection finished when Doctor Trotter
land his assistants boarded the ship
soon after the anchor was let go. Doc
tor cuinming has been stationed for
four years at Yokohama. Hl6 tour of
duty there is finished and before being
assigned to another post he expects to
enjoy an extended leave, part of which
ho will spend in California. Mrs. Cum
j ming and their children returned on
j the Chiyo Maru and have been staying
;with relatives in Piedmont.
Another passenger on the liner was
j Captain C. B. T. Moore. United States
j navy, who was relieved of command of
I the armored cruiser Colorado at Manila
on account of ill health. He is better
! now, but is under orders to report at
the Mare island hospital, \u25a0where the
I navy doctors will "survey" him and
j pronounce upon his fitness for duty.
The Mongolia brought 352 passengers
! and £,32*J tons of cargo. The freight
I included S7l bales of raw silk, 11.047
| rolls of matting. 55,917 mats of rice.
j 6.424 bags of copra and 716 cases of
j curios.
Will Equip Fleet With Wireless
The Union oil company has decided
to equip its fleet of tankers with wire
less and orders have been placed for
outfits for the steamers Pectan; Santa
Maria. Santa Hlta and Lansing. The
• apparatus is now being installed on
I the Lansing and the other ships will
j be equipped at the first favorable op
; portunity. The work is being done by
the United wireless company.
Hxplorer Goes to Sea
The United States coast survey
steamer Explorer sailed yesterday for
Port San Luis to resume work on a new
survey being made of that harbor. The
Explorer returned on Washington's
birthday for coal
Xotlc* to Mariarm
Noonday rock whistling buoy, H. S..
was reported adrift February 21. about
£.0 miles south by west from Pigeon
j point light Etation, California. It will
I be replaced as soon as practicable,
SpanUb Steamer on Fire
Word was received yesterday of the
! arrival at Messina of the Spanish
i steamer Isla de Luzon with its cargo
on fire. The vessel was beached and
is being filled with water. The Isla de
Luzon was from Manila.
Water Front Sotem
The tanker Santa Rita left San Jose
Ide Guatemala at midnight yesterday
for Port San Luis.
The Pacific Mail Jiner Acapulco left
Ancon Monday for this port. \u25a0*... *'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
The Kosmos liner Radamep, wjhich
i Jeft hrre November 22, arrived Wednes
j day at Hamburg, and the French liner
! Amiral Duperre, which left here Xd
• vember 15, arrived yesterday at Dun
i kirk.
The tup Defiance, Captain Trapp, re
1 turned yesterday from Eureka, where
j the Defiance towed the British ship
! Hougomont from this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
j amounted to 1,343.000 feet.
<»hlp Jabex Howe* Sold
Seattle. Feb. 24. — The ship Jabez
j Howe*, owned by C. Boudrow of San
Francisco, which has been laid up at
Wlnslow, Wash., since October, 1908,
has been sold to the Columbia River
packers' association for $12,000. The
new owners of thCHowes will ifse the
ship as a tender to a new cannery to
be erected at Tin point, near Unga, In
southwestern Alaska.
Mlaftlngr "-hip Im Mgrhtrd
l.onriou. Feb. 24. — Lloyds last nigrht
reported that a ship answering the de
scription of the Britisher Olaverdon
was sighted 100 miles eastward of the
Tyne, apparently all right.
Oaverdon Reported lx>M
A dispatch from Portland, Ore., last
night g-ave an! untraceable rumor that
the Clavcrdon' had been lost while en
route from Antwerp to Xewcastle-on-
Tyne.
MTIVS OF THE OCEA.\
A Lumber Charter
The »<-hooner Robert S*arle« is under charter
for, lumber from Pujret sound to San Pedro at
«v n\ : -\u25a0\u25a0
"hlpnifut* for Tnliiii
Tlie brig Geneva sailed for Tahiti via South
B*nd. W»hb.. yesterday witb £9.480 ft of lum
ber, 600 cs benzine, 2UO cs distillate and 60 cs
j naphtha, valued at $4,123, aa cargo from this
! port.
I'vpurtK l»v the Anla
The Britinh steamer Asia sailed for Hongkong
and «ir ports Tia Honolulu on Wednesday with
cargo valued at $157,400, exclustre of treasure,
ami to be distributed ag follows: For Japan,
$131,112: China. $22,179; Eart Indies, ?2,774;
Korea, $1,300; Vladivostok. $!V>. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol
lows:
To Japan — 1.307 bales cotton, 253 rolls and S
cs leather, 1.150 rolls and 43 cs roofing material.
19.r>4] Ito t'ugar. 2.150 pals and 5 cs wine, 495
H>« (ti^ r ». 1.450 lbs bams and bacon. 300 lbs
beans and peas. 6,163 lb* coffee, 1.000 lbs rai
sins. 44 es canned poods, "\u25a0>- lbs and 9 o meal*.
200 lbs codfish. 410 cs soap. 4 pkjrs machinery.
15 j.te* agricultural implements. 835 gals and 25
cs rarnish.
To China— ll,97l lb» coffee. 1,712 lb« beans,
LISS lbs peas. 4%9 c* canned (roods. 3.57S lbs
i and 12 cs meals. 4.625 lbs pearl barley, SSQ Ib«
raisins. BSO lbs dried fruit. 2.900 lbs codfish,
5.219 lbs cheese. 1.725 '-lbs chocolate. 53.000 lbs
salt. 1.0.1 ft lbs bread. 23 pVirs fresh fruits; 5 en
j oil. 16 pkrs paints, 17,72% lbs sheet lead. 15.500
lbs waweed.
To East Indies — 309 cr canned jroods, S3B cs
salmon. 2.4.%4 lbs dried fruit. 112 lbs ral&lns. 225
lb« cheese, 9 cs olive*.
To Korea— 23 rolls leather. 3 pkss electrical
goods.
To Vladivostok— 2o pkjrs fresh fruit*.
Xotfre to Maria**™
H. \Y. Ij-on of the steamer Santa Maria re
port* to the branch bydroprapMe office thiit on
Frbrnary 0. 1910, lo latitude 32.20 north, lonpl
tude 126.3'J west, patted a piece of a t-par, end
up. resembling a topsail yard, witb bead of a
Mil attached, aboot 10 square feet of canras on
tame. . J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. NY. in Charge.
I'linnc of >ln%fer»
...Strainer Modoc, old master B. N. Hideout, new
m««t<r J."A. Can»on.
Enrolled— Schooner B.>, W. Bartlett, Mathia*
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910".
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Ols-on master: steamer Shna Yak. William E.
Hutton. master.
Registered— Brigantlne Genera, "W. IL Smitu
master.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
From I Steamer 1 Date
Port Anseles ITallac !Feb. 25 j
Seattle ....[Eureka ...jFeb. 25
Humboldt F. A. Kilburn. . Feb. 25
Grays Harbor Norwood Keb. 25
San Pedro Nome City Feb. 23
Seattle & Tacoma Watson Feb. 25
Portland & 'Astoria Roanoke Feb. 25
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay Feb. 25
Portland & Astoria Klamath jFeb. 26
San Pedro Y<v«emite ..iFeb. 26
San Pedro Vanguard 'Feb. 28
San Pedro. JHanalel ..'Feb. 26
Puget Sound Ports |Q«een (Feb. 20
Nanaimo jThor ! Feb. 27
<»rays Harbor Newbnre IFeb. 27
Grays Harbor G. C. Lindauer. Feb. 27
Hamburg &. Way Ports. Itanrl (Feb. 27 :
Victoria Ella ~ Feb. 27
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sen Foam IFeb. 27
Grays Harbor Carlos !Fob. 2S
Portland & Astoria Kose City iFeb. 28
San Diego &. Way Ports Santa Rosa ...«IFeb. 2S
Portland & Astoria i Northland Mar. 1
Humboldt (City of Topeka. Mar. 1
Honolulu (Alameda Mar. 1
Honolulu j.Vevadan Mar. 1
Coos Bay IM. F. Plant... Mar. 2
Tahiti iMarlposa Mar. 2
Sal. Cruz vial S. Diego Mexican (Mar. 2
Seattle & Tacoma Buckinan Mar. 2
Honolulu Wllhelmina ...Mar. 2
Point Arena & Albion. Porno Mxr. 3
New York via Anron.. San Jos* .'Mar. 3
China & Japan jTenyo Maru ..jMar. 3
Pupet .Sound Perts [Umatilla :>l«r. 3
Portland & Way Ports. Santa Clara ..jMar. 8
San Diego 4. Way Ports Qneen .jMsr. 3
San Pedro .|R<-ianolie ;M»r. 3
Grays Harbor ICentralia ;Mar; 3
Grays Harbor jCoronado |Mar. 3
TO SAIL
Destination ' | Steamer | Sails |Pier
February 25 —
Cooe Bay M. F. Plant 3pm 8
Astoria & Portland Wellesley .. 5 pin 27 ;
Los Angeles Ports J. S. Higgins 10 am 4
Coquille River j Elizabeth ... 5 pm 18
Seattle & Tacoma Governor ... 4 pm 11
Seattle & Tacoma Ad. Sampson 1 pm 10
Los AD(?e!es Ports Norwood ... - pm
February 26 — I
Grays Harbor Fair Oaks... 3 ptnl 21
Grays Harbor Westerner .. i pm| 27
Los Angeles Ports Klamath ... 11 am
Astoria & Portland Yosemite .. * ptnj
Humboldt Vanguard .. 1 pm IP
Humbcldt City Topeka. 10 am 11
New York via Ancon.. Newport 12 no 40
Astoria &. Portland Kansas City. 11 am 40
Hamburg & Way- Ports Hermontbls .12 in 19
Astoria & Portland Nome City.. 5 pm 10
Astoria & Portland Ca&co ....
Grays Harbor S. Monica
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno 6 pm| 4
Lo« Angeles Ports Roanoke ... 1 pm 13
February 27 —
Los Angeles Ports Hanalei .... 3 pm 10
San Dleso & Way Porte Quern .....: 2pm 11
February 28 — f i
CoqullW River Fifield |....'
Los Anjreles Ports Carlos | 1 pm
Humboldt K. Kilburn. .110 am 13
Manzanillo direct Ella i
Puget Sound Porte City Puebla. 11 am a
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay .. 4 pm 11
March 1 — j
N. York v!« Sail Crcz. iNehraskan .10 am 27
Seattle & Tacoma 'Watson 1 pm 10
March 2— ,' | . !
Honolulu & Kahului.. Lurline 12 m CS
Grays Harbor NVwburg ...| 3 pm 21
MendocJno * Pt. Arena Sea Foam...) 4pm 4
March 3—- j
San Diejo & Way PortsiSanta Rosa.. II am 11
Astoria &. Portland |Roan<fte ... 1 pm 13
Grays Harbor G, Mndauer. 3 pm 21
Astoria & Portland ITallac
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer j Date
Skapway & Way Port*. Cottage City... (Feb. 2C
Valdes &. Seward 'Olympia jMar. 1
Skagway & Way Ports Humboldt JMar. 2
Southwestern Alaska... Portland Mar. 5
Valdei & Seward Victoria Mar. S
Time Ball
Lnited States branch hydrocraphic office. Mer
chants' Eichanse, San Francisco, February
24, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped tnday exactly at noon. Pa
cific nandard time (120 th meridian), or at St».
C»Jm. uOs. Ureenwlch mean time.
J. C. BUBNETT.
Lieutenant, V. S. N., -In charge.
Sun. Moon and Tide
United States coast »w\ geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Kort Point. For city
front (Mission atreet wharf) add 25 mlnotes. j
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Sun rises 6:4S
San sets Q.OO
Moon rises 7.31 p. in.
Last quarter moon March 3. at 11:43 p. m.
New moon March 11, at 4:03 a. m.
ITin:- ITime Time Timel
Febf Ft ( Ft \ Ft ] Ft
IB W ]L W [H W JL Wf
SSTI 1:001 5.1) 6:IS 2.3 12:1B 5.1 6:36 0~5
2ts.. 1:27| 5.1 6:50 2.1| 1:01 1 4.S 7:151 1.0
27.. 1:53 5.1 7:41 2.0 1:46 4.4 7:48 1.5
28.. 2:18 4.9 8:29 1.9 2:31 4.61 8:18 2.0
l" 2:39 4.9 0:06; I.C .1:31 5.7 8:01 2.4
2.. 3:01 4.J- 9tf" l.i 4. C0 • 3.5 0:34 2 0
3.. 3:36| 4.S 10: M 1.1 6:42 3.5 1 0:22 3.1
4.. 4:211 4. b 11.56 0.8 8:00 3.C 11:25 3.3
5.. 5:22! 4.812:35! 0.5] S:JS 3.8 |.
U. •». Branch Hydro^raphlc Office
A branch of the United States bydropraphic
o(Sce. located in the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navlpators are cordially invited to
visit the offlre, wbere complete sets of chart*
and sailing directions of the world are-, kept el
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. BUBNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge.
HYDBOGBAPHIC OFFICE •
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE 1 Ft. | Date } Remarks r ' ~
Grays Hari IS IJan. 13! Inner bar buoy snb-
[ ' [ i merged. j
Willapa Bl 27 IJan. ' «j Whistling buoy \u25a0 1 mil*
I l I north of bar.
Colum. 8.1 24 - INov. SjShoaling. .outside, nun
II I buoy No. 2.* '
Nehalm Bj 7 INov. 6!Bar 200 yards N.
I I I of channel.
rillmk 8.1 8 iDec. I'jChannel shifted 1 mile
I I 1 oocth In gale Nov. 28.
J Nun buoy No. 0 and
Yaquina B 10*4 Dee. 1" 'can buoy No. 3 gone
( r I adrift. \u25a0•-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,
Sluslaw R| 5 " jJan. 6t .T~
Umpqua HI 12 IDec. 6lCh«nuel well north of
—-- •>• I \u25a0\u25a0' "••\u25a0"\u25a0 I range.
I '\u25a0 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay.! 18 Jan. 4 North Bend; 12 feet ;
J at low tide to Marsh
( ( field.- . \u25a0:,-'
CoqalUe Bl 8~ IJan. 7|Cbannel straight; good '
f f } condition. \u25a0- \u25a0 j
Rogue R1v|.....1.. | I
Klamth Bj 7 IJan. "(Channel straight east
I I . ' \u25a0 ) - and west. •
Hmbldt Bl 20 IJan. 15 North channel, unsafe
I I I to navigation.
S Pedro B| 20 (Jan. '5-1 No change- In channel.
S Diego B| 25 [Dec. B|No chance In channelT
S Pablo Bj 24 (Dec. 1 (Depth In dredged cban-
I I I nei. « \u25a0.
Dally River Balletln
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 24.— Observations taken
at 7a. m. - ... . - . ... ;
r\ ?n **
STATIONS j\u25a0„ -~iZ\ ~»
Sacramento watershed — 1 \u0084 .
Kcnnett, Sacramento- river.. 23.0 5.0-J- J-O.S
Red Blnff. Sacto. river. ..; 23.0 10.6-f- -f2.C
MonroeTille. Sacto. river..:} 22.0 5.2^ — — 0.3
Colusa. Sacramento river.;. 29.0 14.fi-}- "*-f3.0
Kniebts Landing, \u25a0 Sac. river 18. 0 12.5-1- -f 0 5
Oroville. Feather river...;. 25.0 S.S-L -j-0.7
Marysville, Yuba river...*. ; 20.0 1».4-j- '\u25a0\u25a0 0.3
Folsom. American river.', .".i. :. 1f '6.0-~ 0.8
Sacramento. Sacto. river., .p 29,0 117.04- +0.l
Bio --Vista. Sacramento rivcrf 13.0 J 5. 3-f- -}-0.1
I San Joaquln watershed — a fv
PolUsky.* ,Sao Joaquln _rivej \u0084... O.iv— . - 0.0
Firebanch. San Joaqnin river 12.0 ?2.6 — — 0-.4
Jacksonville. Tuolumne riv. 20. V , 2«fi— —0.4
Merced Falls. Merced river. .... O.K.}- {i_o
Melones. Stanislaus river. . ..... ,1.S — — 0.0
J»pny I.md. Calaveras river! 10.0 o.o— 0.0
Electra. Mnkehimne driver. ; 12.0 1.4 — — fl.l
Lathrop, San Joaquln river.t : !."..« S.2 — KO.O
+ Rising. •-.— Falliny. ' . --, --.-\u25a0 -•;.-,
Snow, on ground at Summit at 7 a. f - m.' todsy.
73inche«. .•.-.\u25a0•--\u25a0•'\u25a0.-:-\u25a0'\u25a0--.-\u25a0 -0* \ -r -\- .,.---
RIVER FORECAST- - <;.- ,
-The rivers will;ri*o Kcnerally' during the next
two day*.-; Those of -the Sacramento watershed
will rise rapidly tonight : and tomorrow.-, .- \u25a0
,-\u25a0 . N. B. TAVLOB; Local! Forecaster.
I Weather Report ]
* : _ *
United States department of agriculture —
Weather bureau — San Francisco, February 24.
Last Seasonal Nor-
Stations — 24 hours to date mal
Eureka 1.40 34.63 30. M
Red Bluff 0.26 13.12 17.11!
Sacramento Trace fc.^s 15. 61
Mt. Tamalpais 0.2S 21. K» I'i.OTi
.San Francisco Trace 15. 07 15.80
San Jose 0.00 11.05 0.56
Fresno : 0.00 5.42 6.29
Independence ». 0.00 4.67 *>.1S
San Luis Obispo 0.00 16.70 13.4:»
Los Angeles 0.00 14.46 .J0. 60
San Dipgo 0.00 5.35 0.88
Coast record (or 12 hours, enrfinc •*» p. m.
2 ~-* • E 5. ~_ S.
STATIONS » ? : % £ -
5 s i : ?. :\u25a0-:
! . • -3 \u25a0' l \u25a0 .
Blalno 29.54 4S — SE Pt.Cldy .06
Boisi» 29.9<« 52 40 SW Rain .Tr. !
Eureka 30.02 56 f.4 S Cloudy .43
Flagstaff 30.10 5S 24 W Cloudy .00 !
Fresno 3".1S 60 48 N Cloudy .00
Helena 2P.52 46 14 W Cloudy Tr.
Independence ..30.00 60 32 S ' Pt.Cldy .00
Los Ange1e5... 30. 12 64 4H \V Cloudy .00
Marshfleld 29.^ 54 — 8W Rain .26
Modena 30.06 52 2S W Cloudy .00
Mt. Tamalpais. Bo. lß 48 43 SW Rain .12
North Head... 2o. «H 4S 4tf S Uala .20
Pboenlx 29.f>S 80 42 NW Cloudy .00
Pncatello 29.94*44 32 SE Cloudy .f>O
Pt. Reyes Lt.30.09 52 50 S Rain .13
Portland 28.94 44 36 SE Cloudy .on
Red Bluff 30502 r>« Ml SB Rain .22
Reno SO.OO 56 32 SB Cloudy .00
RosPburg 29. R« ."•> ,'>a SW Clear .26
Sacramento ...30.14 r>^ 52 S Cloudy .C»l
S«!t Lake 30.02 4« 36 SW Houdy .00
San Diego 30.12 «0 •48 • N Cloudy .00
San Francisco.. 3o. l« 5S r-2 SW Rain Tr.
San Jose 30. 1S 60 52 S Cloudy .00
R. L. 0bi5p0.. 30. 22 tiO 4S W Cloudy .00
SE. Faralkra..3o.l/4 52 .Vj SW Rain .01
Spokane 20.74 42 "IS SW Cloudy • .10
•Summit :. 3S 34 " S Snow .00
Tacoma 29. «i r,n 42 SW Cloudy .9S
Tatoosh 29.50 46 44 S Rain .06
Tonopah 29. W 4B 34 SE Cloudy .<m ;
Winnemucca ..30.W 4S 34 TV Cloudy .00:
Yuran 30.00 'S3 46 N Pt.Cidy .00
•Snow on ground ?5 inches.
The following maximum and mluimnm temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Cuicapo, S-iero; New York, 3S-14;
Omaha, 10-7.
SYNOPSIS
The storm overlies the northern half of the
Pacific Flope and Is movinsr rapidly eastward. It
has caused general rtln in Waahlngton. Oregon
and northern California, with heavy snow In the
mountains. The following high winds are re
ported: Reno. 34 miles, east; Roseburg. 28
miles, southwest; North Head, 4S miles, south
east.
It is muf-h wanner thrnughout'the Rocky moun
tain region. On the Pacific coast tbe changes
have been small.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was !H and
at Fresn<> 60 per cent.
Forecast for the SO hours ending at midnight
Friday. February 25 :;
For San Francisco and vicinity — Rain Friday,
breaking away during the day; brisk southwest
winds.
For northern California — Rain Friday; brisk
south «4nds. .
For southern California — Cloudy weather, prob
ably showers Friday; moderate north wind,
changing to southwest.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Army Transporlii
Tbe Crot'k sailed February 19 for Manila.
Tbe Warren is at Manila.
Tbe I> pan fs in port.
The Buford Is in port.
The Sheridan sailed February 14 from Hono
lulu for Manila.
. The Sherman Is in port.
The Thomas sailed February 22 from Nagasaki
for this port.
SHIPPING-INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Thursday. February 24.
U. S. Mtnr Vicksburg, Halstead, 16 days from
Corinio.
Stmr City of Topeka. Gi«low. 21^ hours from
Eureka; passengers and merchandise to Pacific
Coast steamship company. •
Stmr Phna Yak. Hutton. 4>4 dnys from Ta
coma; 50<) poles to Geo. K. Billings.
.Stmr Pasadena. McGovern, 19 hours from Al
bion: 300,000 feet lumber to Albion lumber com
pany.
Stmr Porno, LillelsnU, 16 hours from Albion
via Point Arena 13 hours: passengers and mer
chandise to Swayne & Hoyt. -
Stmr Geo. W. Elder, Hannah. 30 hours from
San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to C. P.
Doe & Co.
Stmr South Coa^t. Olsen. IS hours from Cas
par; 260,000 feet lumber to Caspar lumber com
pany.
Stmr Mongolia. Morton, 27 days 11 hoors 43
minutes from Hooirkoofr. via Yokohama lfl days
13 hoars 5 minutes and Honolulu 5 days 19 hour?
27 mlnutek: passengers and merchandise to Pa
cific Mai] steamship company.
Stmr Governor, Jepwn. 30 hr-nrs from San
Di*go, via Redondo Beach 22 hours; passengers
and merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship com
pany. . #
Stmr Xebraskan. Knight, lOVi days from Sa
lina Ctmt., via Pan Diego 34 hours; passengers and
merchandise to Williams, Dlmond & Co.
Stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett, 25% hoars
from San Peilro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
Bark Annie Johnson. Nelson, 12 days j from
HiJo; 27,506 bags sugar to Mitson navigation
company. - \u25a0
Barge 91. Monroe, -32 hours from Port ' San
I.uls: oil to Standard oil company,, in tow tug
Hercules: up river direct.
Tug Defiance, Tra pp. 23 hours from Eureka;
ballast to Ship Owners' and Merchants' tug com
pany. - \u25a0 » ".j
Schr Oakland. Hapsen. 10 days from Olympla;
420,000 feet lumber to J. R. Hanlfj- & Co. •
"CLEARED
: Thursday, February 24.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, Seattle; Pacific Coast
steamship company. , .../
Ship XVm. P. Frye, Nlckerson, Kahului; Bates;
& Chesebrough. ' ' . . r - • i
Bktn S. G. Wilder. Jackson, Mahukona; . Mat- :
son navigation company. . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 .
Brig. Geneva, Smith, Tahiti via South Bend;
A. Jacquemart. - \u25a0• . .
CLKARKD AT MONTERKY. FEBRUARY 23
Stmr W. : S. Porter, • Holmes, Juneau ; Associ
ated transportation company.
SAILED \
''•'.'• -'r Thursday, February 24.
U. S. stmr Explorer, Dlbrell, for. a erufse.
Stmr Santa' Rosa, Alexander, San Diego. \u25a0\u25a0'
Stmr Shna Yak. Hutton, San Pedro.
Stmr >*orth Fork,' Nelson, Eureka. *- .
Stmr Shoshone, Asplund, Columbia river.
.: Stmr Geo. W:-. Elder, Hanpah, Eureka. Astoria
and . Portland. \u25a0" \ .. ;"~; "~ • •
Stmr Rainier. L.!ndqui»t, Seattle and Tacoma.
Stair J;> J. I»ggle,- Johnson, Eureka. . .* .=....
\u25a0 Bktn S-" G. Wilder/ Jackson, \u25a0 Mahukona. ('.' '.=
Brig Geneva. -Smith. Tahiti via South Bend;
\u25a0 Schr Santiago, McD>mald, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator., ;.. t .\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0'<.'.'\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0' .
Pow schr Xetrark; Wayland. Byxbee landing.
p: OUTSIDE BOUND IN, 10 P. M.
-' Bark St. Kathferine. - .
WEATHER REPORTS •
POINT LOBOS. Feb 24, 9 a. m. — Thick; wind
S; velocity 6 miles an hour. >
POINT REYES. Feb 24, 0 a. m.— Foggy; wind
S; velocity 18 miles an hour. . -
FARALI>ONES, Feb 24. 9 a. m. — Cloudy: wind
S: velocity "lo miles an hour. -" , . >
TATOOSH. Feb- 24, 0 a. m.— Raining: wind
SE: velocity 22 miles an hoar. .
TATOOSH. Feb 24, noon— Cloudy; . wind •S;
velocity 2S miles an hour.
ATLANTIC OCEAX TRAVEL
-y t\u25a0 - — - — — ~~ - ; -T~~~j
jfcmburg-Jtnierfcaiu
AH Modern Safety Devlee*(\Vlr*l*i«»,*c)
LONDON— PAI" S — HAMBURG
tKa. A. V. Mch. 5. 12M||Pretoria. ...... .April 2
•Pres. Lincoln.. Mch. 12 »Q. Waldersee. ;Aprll ©
•Pres. Grant... .Mrh. 10 tKais. A. .Vie". ; Apr." 16
fAmerika :...... Mch. 20itBlu«:her . . . ...April 21
tßltz-Carlton a la Carte' Restaurant -
. direct. ,. ' Omits Plymouth.
IT A \u25a0 V V M Gibraltar;
S.S. 8ATAV1A. . .... . .March 25. 3 p. >i.
S. S. HAMBURG ... . ..... .... .Mnrcli 2T»
S. S. MOLTKE '•".". •: . \u25a0"\u25a0"\u25a0 .... . . . .:. April 10
' TRAVELERS* 'CHECKS ISSUED. ; .
Tourist '-Dept.v- for -Trips Everywhere.
v - HAMBUHG-iMERICAV UXE
ICO. Powell ,*»t. Phone Kearny 2946
Compaffnie Gcnerale TransatlantJqne
DIRECT LINE TO HAVREPAKIS.
" . ! Sailing! ctery Thursday. : instead \u25a0 of ' Saturday.
at 10 «.; tn.. from- pier 42,; North river,. foot of
Morton "str'et. f-' '-".^-ii '\u25a0''\u25a0 '•'_-' -.'. , -. ,>--\u25a0.-;.; \u25a0 •
\u25a0-,: Flrst*cla*s to Havre. |77.30 and upward; sec*
ond class to Havre.- f 50 and mpward. \u25a0. GENER iL
AGENCY ; for • UNITED - STATES and \ CANADA,
1a ; State street, f- New,- York.v; J. - i\- FUG AZI,
Manager- Pacific r Coast. 4 630 ;• Montgomery: street,
San Francisco. . Tickets sold by all railroad
ticket ;asents.". *•.:\u25a0 ;',:\u25a0\u25a0 . . .
TOINT REYES. Feb 24. noon— Foggy; wind S;
\u25a0velocity 24 miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS. Keb 24. noon — Cloudy; wind
ST; velocity 14 miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS, Feb 24. 3 p. m.— Cloudy; wind
S; T«'locity 12 miles an hour.
Southwest storm warnings have been ordered
displayed at Point Lodo*, Feb 24, 6 p. m.
POINT LOBOS. F«»b 24, 10 p. m.— Weather
thick; wind S; velocity 14 miles an hour.
DOMEisTIO PORTS
ECREKA — Arrived Feb '24— Stmr F. A. Kil
bnrn, hence Feb 23.
•Sailed Feb 21 — Strar Pan Pfdro, for San Fran
cisco; stmr Msrahfield, for Moss landinir.*
Sailed Keb 24— Stmrs F. A. Kilburn and Aber
deen, for San Francisco.
ArriTed Feb 24 — Stmr Acme, etmr Francis H.
Lefgett, henre Frb 23.
ABERDEEN— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr Centralia,
hence Feb 21.
FAItALIAJNES— Passed Feb 24. 7:30 a. m.—
Three masted schooner.
Passed Feb 24, 2 p. m. — A three masted bark
painted red, bound in; 3:30 p. m., a three masted
bark.
FORT BRAGG — Arrived Feb 24^ — Stmr. Bruns
wick, hence Feb 23.
UMPQUA— Arrived Feb 25— Stmr San Gabriel,
"rotn Kan Pedro.
CRESCENT CITY— OS port Feb 24— Stmr Na
rarro. iience Feb 22; stmr Westport, hence Feb
21; weather stormy.
ASTORIA— Armed Feb 23, 6 p. m.— Stmr Fal
con, hence Feb 21.
Sailed Feb 24, 10 a. m.— Stmr Ramona. for
C<>os bay. ' \u25a0 '
PORTLAND— Arrived Feb 24, 7:40 a. m.—
Stmr FaWn, heace Feb 21.
SEATTLE — Arrived Feb 24, 10 a. m. — Stmr
I'matiHa. hence Feb 21; stmr Cottace City, from
Skagway. .
Sailed Feb 24 — Stmr Bertha, tor Valdez.
MONTEREY — Arrived Feb 23, 6:30 p. m. —
i?tmr W. S. Porter, irom Astoria: will sail be
tween 11 and J2, Feb 24, for D<mel»ss Island.
Sailed Feb 24. 12:4j p. m.— stmr W. S. Por
ter, for Juneau.
KETCHIKAN— Arrived Feb 24— Stair Santa
Crux, from Seattle. F<>b 23 — Stmr Northland,
from Seattle.
WRANOELL— Arrived Feb 2C— Stmr Jefferson,
from Seattle. . " .
VALDEZ — Arrived Feb 24— Stmr Victoria, from
Cordova.-
SAN DlEGO— Arrived Feb 24— U. S. stmr
'\u25a0 Jn«ton. from San P»dro.
f SAN PEDRt) — Arrived Frb 24— Stmr Hanalei,
hence Feb 22; stmr Olympic, from Astoria.
framed Feb 24 — S*ttnr Nome City, stmr Yosem
ite, stmr Vancuard, for San. Francisco; stmr W.
H.* Murphy, for Willapa harbor.
COOS BAY— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr R*dondo,
hence Feb 22.
SOUTH BEND— Sailed Feb 21, 10:S0 a. m.—
Btmr Quinault, for San Francisco.
TACOMA— Arrived Feb 24— 8tmr Asuncion,
hence Feb 20; fishing stmr Zapora. from cruise;
schr Robert Sesrles. from Townsend.
Arrived Feb 24— Stmr Buckman, from Seattle.
Sailed Feb 24 — Stmr Zapora. for fishing banks.
PORT SAX LUlS— Arrived Feb 24, 6:30 a. m.
Stmr Whittier. hence Feb 23; stmr Coos Bay,
1:30 a. m.. from San Pedro.
Sailed Feb 24, 6:30 a. m.— Stmr Coos Bay,
for San Francisco: stmr Whittier will sail 9 p.
m.. for San Francisco.
TATOOSH— Passed in Feb 24, 2:40 p. ra.— Bktn
Chas. F. Crocker, hence Feb 12 for Port Town
send; 4:30 p. m., stmr Charles Nelson, hence Feb
21 for Seattle.
WESTPORT— Arrived Feb 24, 7 a. m.— Stmr
Centralia, hence Feb 21: 8:30 a. m.. stmr Hornet,
from Astoria: 10 a. m.. Btmr Coronado, hence
Feb 21: 10:30 a. m.. stmr Raymond, hence Feb
21.
Barbound Feb 24, 1:30 p. m. — Schr Golden
Shore, for San Pedro.
Passed out Feb 24, 1:30 p. m. — Stmr Newburs,
for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS ; >.'
HONOLULU— Passed Feb 2T— Br stmr M. S.
Dollar, from Astoria for Melbourne, and not
Hazel Dollar as previously reported.
Sailed Feb 24,. 10 a. m.— Stmr Wilbelmina, for
San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
VALPARAISO — Sailed Feb 24— Ger stmr Sais,
for San Francisco. r -'-* "
PACIFIC OCEAX TRAVEL
Steamers leave from
Broadway Wharves (Pier*
/Jt^^^^^*|\ 0 and H). . Low rates, in-
I I V^Srl clndin; b<rth and meals.
VPYYpTyy LOS AXGELES
V^i_^-65r sax diego
• SANTA BARBARA
V;.-V t -. - - . ,
Governor."".. Mar. 7, 22, 2 p. m. '
Fresident.... ...Mar.-23, 2 p. m.
Qneen Feb. 27, Mar. 14, 2 p. ra.
\u2666Santa Rosa Mar. S, 11, IS, 26, 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling; at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWXSEXD
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Stagway* Daw Eon, Fairbanks. : J/jV : -
Governor Feb. 23, Max. 12, 27, 4 p.m.
President Mar. 19, 4 p. m.
Qneen ifar. 4, 4 p. m.
City of Pnebla..Feb. 2S t . Mar. 15, 30. 11 a.m.
Umatilla ...Mar. 8, 23, 11 a. m.
EUREKA. (HUMBOLDT BAY)
Topeka.Feb. 26; Mar. 3, 8. 13, IS, 23. 28, 10 a. m.
CUAYMAS, MAZATLAX, LA PAZ
EXSE.VADA, SAX JOSE DEL CABO, »tc.
Senator, Mar. 7, - noon.* Round trip excursion,
21 days, including Berth and Meals, 975..
ALASKA CRUISES. 1010 — Leave Seattle
Spokane. June 14, 23; July 12, 26; Aog. 8. 10 p. ea.
Queen....... \u25a0 July 12, 26. 8 p. m.
- Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) 653 Market
* St., 3 Market st. and Broadway wbarf.
0; Telephone Kearny 402.
OAKLANTVrmd Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5650.
CD. DCN'ANN,, General Passenger Agent.
j&SSj^ AMERICAN -HAWAIIAN
HIJjS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehnantepec Route
XEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST PORTS
AND HAWAIIAN ISLAND*, sailings from N'iw
York every six days, ; making dlreet connection
with Pacific steamers sailln? from Salina Cruz
Mexico, every sir days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW TORK.
Also to Mexican and all principal European ports
nnder , through rate and through bills of lading.
Sailing* from San Francisco every 12 days.
LOCAL.. SERVICE FROM SAN. FRANCISCO
TO HAWAIIAN ISLAND PORTS, direct every
28 days, and via Puget Sound every. 12 days.
•^For* rates and further- particulars annly to
DEARBORN * LAPHAM. General Apent*. 8
Bridge st..- Kew York: WILLIAMS, DIMOND &
C 0. ,, General Agents, Pacific Coast. .
: 310 Sansome «t., San Francisco. '
SEATTLE -TACOMA
EellinKham. 1 Anacorteii. Everett. Port Town-
s«>nd. Victoria, Vancouver and all Alaska
Ports. - r
S.S. WATSON .....March 1
S. S. BUCKMAN •. . .'. ; .March 5
S. S. ADM I R A L SA M PSON . . ... March 6
Los Angeles Direct
. , > TWIN SCREW .
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON. ;.... ...March 6
Sailings from -Howard Street Wharf No. 3
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
: Sailings? from I Howard ' Street . Wharf No. 3
TOYO KISEN KASSHA
ORIEXTAIi STEAMSHIP COXPAXY !
S ' S.* Tenyo Maru . . . . : .Tuesday, March 15 1910
S. S.NIPPOO' Maru...... Tnesday,.' April 3, mo
S.S.Chiyo Maru......... Tuesday. May 5. 1910
< Steamera sail v from company'B piers. Noa. 42
44 \u25a0•-. near '•.foot of Second \u25a0 Bt.,- at 1 ' p. n»., * for
Yokohama ' and \u25a0 Hongkong, calling •- at - Honolulu
Kobe (Hiogo); and Nagasakl-and Shanghai, and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers -for Ma-
nila, irlndia," etc. "No cargo \u25a0 received on board on
day of ; sailing. : Round . trip tickets at reduced
rates.^ ; :- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• '\u25a0 \u25a0.', "•.,'• ' -.•\u25a0,;;. "\u25a0",- - ..: '.» \u25a0 -.- — ; \u0084
! --; For ' freight and > passage ' apply , at of flee. 240
I James Flood, building. :.-•?:: .-•?: W. - H. : ATERY,'- .
, ; . .\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 Assistant General Manager. -
HAIIAI 111 II 8: S. Alamedaoans at 11 a.
Illf iIULULU m - March 5, 1910. Special
:^!L" l "«T,rV t .V rouud trir. >. Ulp. lst. claaa.-
iTAHITI AS D : NEW; ZEALAI«D-^S.Sr
Marlposa sails 11 ia. nj.; S Mar. > 10. Special
round 1 taip, • Tahiti. $123 1 8rst claa.'^3r'J«j^%.^
OCEANIC S.-5.,C0., 673 Mkt. T- Krny 1231
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMAU\— SaiIed Teb 23.
midnight— Srmr Santa. Bita." for Tort San Lais.
HAJIBURG — Arrived Feb 22 — Ger stmr Kada
me«. hence Not 22. -
DUNKlßK— Arrived Feb 23— Fr stmr Amiral
Duperre. hence Not vI3.
SAGNES — Passed Feb 23 — Gex stmr Arajonia,
from New ' York ; for Hongkong. •
ANTWERP— SaiIed Feb 22— Ger stmr Wotan.
for San Francisco via San Pedro.
COLON— Arrived Feb 22— Stmr Cristobal, from
New York.- • *-\u25a0-
Saile<UFeb 21 — Sttar Ancon. for New York.
Feh 22— Stmr Colon, for NewH'ork. "• .
GUAYMAS— Arrived Feb 17— Nor stmr Thode
Fagelund. frota Baltimore.
LIZARD — Passed Feb 23 — Br ship Blackbraes.
hence Oct 2 for London.
NANAIMO— SaiIed Feb 23. la. m.— Nor stmr
Thor. -for San Francisco.
ACAPUI.CO— SaiIed Feb 22— Stmr City of Pan
ama, for Ancoo.
ANCON— Sailed Feb 21— Stmr Acapulco. for
San Francisco. . - .
PORT PlßlE— Arrived Feb 23— Stmr Polaris,
from Tacoma.
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEEXSTOWX— SaUed Feb 24— Star Adri
atic, for New York.
HAVRE— Arrived Feb 24— Star Li Provence,
from New York.
NAPLES — Sailed Feb 23 — Stmr Cretic. for Boa
ton.
NEW YORK— Arrived Feb 24— Stmr La Bre
tagne. from Havre; stmr Philadelphia, frota
Southampton: stmr Kroonland. from Antwerp;
stmr Helllg 01 a y, from Copenhagen.
Memoranda
, Per bark Annie Johnson — Saw a bark off Faral
lones. probably St. Katherine, from Hilo for San
Francisco.
SEATTLE. Feb 24— Storm vrarninss displayed
at all stations. -
CLALLAM BAY. Feb 24— Launch Pearl, pre
viously reported, ashore at Hoko river, has been
towed off by U. S. tug Snohomish.
LONDON. Feb 24— Medina twlegraphs .Span
stmr Isla de Luzon, from Manila, has pat in
with cargo on flre; has been beached and Is being
filled with water.
Additional Shipping; !Yerra on Page 9
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Lw~ ' (Foot of Market Stwet) .^riv
2.15 a Siet, Lhrfnnqre. Tracy, Latorop,
Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento. 10.330
6.40 a Hazard. N2es, Saa J«* 7XBa
7.00* Ridnnoad, Port Ccsta, Benicia« Soaua.
Dixos. Sacramento, Roseville, Mar;, t-
ville. Redding. Dunsaiuir 7^B»
7.00t Elnira. Vacaville. Rniaser. 7_3p
7.00 a Davis, Woodland {Slirysviilf. Oro-
- ville). Waiiam-s MaxweU. WJlowa,
/ HsiaS ton. Corah g. Red Blaff 7.28?
7.00 a Newark, Saa Jose, Lm Gates. Wririt,
Felton (Boulder Creek). Santa Crui. . 9.58 a
7.40 a Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga, Saata Rasa,
Martinet. Saa Ramon 6.08?
7.40 a N3«, Pleasnton, livermer?, Alta- __
mont. La t&rcp, Stockton 7.28?
7.40 a Traev, Los Banos. Kensaa, Fresno,
Hanfcrd. Vfaalb 4.28?
8.20 a Port Costa, Martiaei. BjTon. Tracy,
Stockton. Merced, Fresno. Gosfcta
Junction (Hanford, Araaoaa), Visalia.
Porterville, BakersSdd 4.48?
B_Ja Vosemit* Valley via Merced. 7.48?;
9.00 a Xfle§, Lhrermore, Stockton ('Milton), :
Valley Sprias, lone, Sacrajaecto. 4.23?
9.00 a Soaora, Tuolanne and A r.;»ls 428?
9.00 i Atlantic Express — Sacramento. Troc-
kee, Ogden. Salt Lake City. Dearer,
Kansas City, Omaha. Chicago ... 8.28?
, 9.40 a Richmond, Port CotU. Martinea,
Bay Point 6.48»
1050 a Vallejo Hare IJaad. Xapa 1 1.28 a i
10.20 a Los Acrat* Paesensw— Port Cesta,
Martiaei, Byron, Tricj-, Stockton,
Merced. Frerao, Hasford, VL-ali*.
Bakersfidd. Lo« AojdM 7.48? :
10.40 a San Francisco Overland limited—
Denver, Kassas City, St. Louis.
Ossaha. Chicago 7_3p
11.20 a Shasta Liaited— PcrtlaEd, Ta«o_«,
Seattle 9.18b
12.00n Goldfidd Pass.— Port Costa. Benicia.
Sacramento, Truckee, Kawn. Mina,
Tonopah, Goldseld,LaT«.Keel«.... 7.48 a j
12.00n Mirvßv2le. Chico. Red Blcs 4.28?
1.20? N2es, Irvington, Saa Jore 2.48?
IAOp San Leandro, N2«, CenterviUe.f 9 OSa
Newark. Ssa Joee. \ 7.28?
1.40? Newark, San Jose. Les Gins, Wright,
Feitoa (Bodder Creek). Saata Crui. . 9.58?
2.40? San Leandro. Niles. Saa Jose. 9.28 a
3.00p Benicia, Winters, Sacramento — Wood-
land, Marysville, Oroville — Ydo,
Arbueile, Williams, Wjlkwi 10.40 a
3.00? Via Satualito, West Kapa, St. Edeoa,
Calisto;a : ia37a
3.20? Port Costa (Stockton). Jlartintj, f 12.08?
Byron. Modesto. Merctd, Fresno. . \ 10.38?
4-00? Vallejo. Xapa. Calistoga, Santa Rom,
Marticfi, Ssa Ramon, Docghertr,
Livennore 9.28 a
4.00? N2es (Ceatervais). Tracy, Stockton/ 10.28 a
Lodi. \ 10^8?
4.40? San Leandro, Hay— ird. \il*s. Plrae-
anton. Livmnore, Tracy, Newmaa,
Keraan, Fresno S 23*
6.00? Richmoad, Pinole. Vallejo, Port
Costa, Beakia, Snisoa, Sacrasietito
— Rosevaie, Marj-gvile, Oroviile 1158 a
5.00p Roswn. San Jose, Lo» Gate* | ||f^
5.20? San Leandro, KSei, San Jo:c 7.48 a
6.00? O*l Limited— Loj Angries &08a
6.40? Eastera Express— O^Jra, Pneblo. Den-
* : ~ -: Ter. Kansas City. St. Louis. Chics v. .
Port Costa, Benicia. Sacramento,
Reno, Spa rki. .., 8.23 j
8.40? Hay-rsrd, N'iles and San Jose 6.43?
$7-00? Vallpjo. Port \u25a0 Coru, Mxrtiaea, Bay
Point and Way Sutjocs J 1 1.13?
7.40? Richmond. Port Costs. Byron, Traey,
Lathrop. Stockton 12.43?
8.20? Oreeon Express — Davis. (Sacramr ato),
Wilows, Redding (KJamath FaDi),
Ashland, Portlaad, Tacoma, Seattle,
Snokaae......: 9-28 i
9.00? China aad Jtpaa 1 Fast Mail— Ogdea,
Chfyroae. rVaTer, Kacsu City,
Omaha. CLiogo Z4B?
9.00? Port Costa, Beaida, Sacnmeato, Col-
fax. Trackee, Reno, Sparks...: 10.08 a "
II .00? Nfles, Plessiinlon. Livenaore. Lathrop.
" Modesto, Merc-d. FrejTJo. 10.35? '
1 1.00? Frecao. SWma. Goshra Jur.r., Hanford. •
Anaona. Lemoore. Coaliagt 8.28 a
11.40? Portland Expres* — Sacramento. Maryt-
va?. Red Euff. Weed. Ajhtend. Rose-
burc. Portland. Taixim*. Seattle. . . :. 1228?
NETHERLAHD'S ROUTE— From Pacific Strtet Wharf.
fl.00? Sacramento Rrrer Eteamer?.. t'l-30? .
Stmr. Apache, Moa^ Wed., Fri.
Stmr. Xavajo. Tws.. Thcrs.. Sat.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY- From San Francisco.
Market Strut Wharf— Week D»y»— Hourly frota 6.C0 !
aja. to 9.00 p.m. . Sandaji— 6.4s, 8.15. 9.45. 11.13'
' a.m.. 12.45. 2.15. «.4^. 5.1 a. 6.43. 8.15 and 9.45 pjn. \u25a0
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Atamada Pi«r.
To Oakland an 4 Alameda — t&IO. 1&45 a.m.. aad th«a
: 10 aad 45 rainntea psut the hour uat£ 7.45 p.m.: then
* 8.30. 9.15. 10.00. 10.45. 11.80 p.m. acd IXIS ajn.
T> Alameda and Fwltvala via Harwtho* uiw as ahovt.
a for Morning. . ? for Afternoon. - : ~j~
t Sunday excepttd. J Suacby cdy. ]
/I IB Trajns i* eave
rTijJ.fißiO San Francisco
\mT7
Market Street
Ferry Depot ]
• T^ava For— \u25a0 ' tA-M-1 - P.M. ~~~
Bakcrsfield ...... 7:15 8:00-10«J
Chicago ...... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Fresno . - . . •• ' • 7-15 4K)O- 8:00-10:00
Grand Canyon... 7:15 8:10-10:00
Hanford 7; l s ••\u25a0•-10:00
KaSsas City . . . . . 7:15 8:00-10:00
Merced . . .... 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10-00
*StoSton ..... - - 7:15 4:00- 8^)0-10:00
Stockton, Oakdalef
& Sierra -Rail-
way Points .... 9 :4 a .;..... : . . •;..-
Tulare ......... 7:15 5r00-IOKX)^,
Visalia ......... -17:15(8:00-10^0
Yosemite ... ....(7:151.....:
•Stockton Local leaves 1:25 p. m. \u25a0
California Umited thrcogh to Chicago leave*.
at 10*00 p. m. Offices — 673 Market street mad
Market street Ferry Depot, Saa Francisco; Ul2
Broadway. Oakland.
OCEANfSHORE RAILWAY '<
F. S: Stxttton, Itecelrer.
" .'Lt. S. F. dally— f9:00«, «4:30 p. ' Ar. S. F.
dally— t3:l3p. •3:23 a. .
• »Arleta. * fTnnita* Glen; stage for; San Gre-
goria and Pescadero- .
' BAY ?A>b' IXTEaiVRBAN* ROUTES -
: MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD I
Vallejo, Napa, -St. Helena
ST. HEWi.VA-XAPA : VALLBV ROUTE
Montlcello S. S.* Co. and Xapa Valley Electric
It. R. Co. ; Close connections.,
6— nOU.VD TRIPS DAILY— 9
-Boats leave i San .Francises"; 7:00, «D:l3 t. m.,
12:S0 n00n,' 3:15. «-W>,-.»5:C0 p. m. : \u25a0
San FranHsco' landing and office. Clay street'
wharf,- nnrta end rerry bulldlnj. Market *tre«t j
ferry. Meals a la carte. I'bones liearsjr 406 or
C 4708." .:/\u25a0.«;. L. -f *..".,. ,•. . . ".. ..- \u25a0• • .!
•Lands navy • yard direct. ; . \u25a0 -.
AUCTION SALES
DISPERSAL SALE
—OF—
THOROUGHBREDS
Trotting and Work Stock
On account of harms sold tis stock f aras w«
1 are onl^rM bj Jpbn Mackey to tell tia entira
.lot of horses, consisting ©f 62 htzi ot ti»or-
ooghbred mares In foal, yearlings aad 2 yeas
olds; also trottlcj and draft bred eolta. aad l'J
bead of chote* C year old mules.
Sale takes place Tuesday. March 1. at 1 p. tn.,
«t Grigsby's Stock Yard*. Woodland, Cal
Send for eafalosjne-.
HORI> Jt LA WSO.V. Anctione«r». }
70* Market St.. S. F.. or Woodland. Cal.
JtoAT PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY. February 2S. 11 a. m.. S9 bead
of hcr«*«. mares and mules; also wajon*. bns-
jcie* and harness. No renerre. ,VK> 4tb »t.. Oak«
__!_________J_E___2___!l_____
T— If You Want What You Want—?
When You Want It -f
{ USE CALL WANT ADS [
RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LXNE
Lw— fTcird and Toirnsecd Streeta) Arrr*
ts_sa Loop— Z3d Strwt. \i?i»don. ii i onth
San Fraaciiro, Yaleceia Botet t<L35«
|5.35 a Loop— Valeaei* S&«t. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. Sooth Ssa Francisco,
23d Street, 3rd and To— <scb<J fB-*3*
6.20 a Sonth _a Frasdaco. San Joa*. Giboy.
(HoUistert. Sarseas. Psjaro. Wsaca- .
TiUe. Son» Crux 7^C>
7.00 a. Soctii San Francisco, Fala Alto. Saa
Jose, Way Statical 7^»
7.00 a. Maj^eld, Lc» Altta, Lcs Gatca f72Df
8.05 a The Ccaater— Saa Jcsr, Pajaia (Wat-
sonTffle. . Saeta Croi). Ctsttwill'.
(Del Hoote. lloctern'. Padflc Grove).
Sal_u, Soledad, Paso Bobles Hot
Spring?. San Lois Obispo, &nf,
(Loapoc\ Saata Barbara, Veatcra.
.- Oxaard, Loa An«ele» |Msp
&2Ca Ma>£eli Loa Ahoa. Lot Gate*. Wright.
Gleatrood.' Boulder Creek). SarU Craa.
Wstsonvile, Castroville, Ccl Slcate,
Mo-ter«r. PaeiSr Grrre ftflOp
9.00 a Saa Jo«e. G3t— Saliaas. Pa» EoHes
Hot Sprfegs. can Lnh Obispo— Trea
Pines— Watsoafile. Sar.ta Croa, Del
Monte. Monterey. Paeiac G&vt 4doop
10.40 a South San Francisco, Bcriiejass*. Saa
Mateo, Palo AUo. San Jose fc3o»
1 0.40 a Los Altos, Monta Virta. Loa Gates. . {
1 1.30 a Valencia Street. Ocean Wir. Cnhr.a,
Ceneterie?, Baden. S«n Brsco * -35»
1!.40a South San Frir.eisoo. San Joie t_2o»
2.00? Dd Monts ETprrss-^San Jcse. G2rc>-.
Sargest (WataanviKe. Saata Cru).
Del Monte. Moatfrey. PaciSs Grove. 12.3C9
2.05b South San Francisco, Pab Alio, Saa
Joee 8.45»
t2.05p Lea Altos, Mocta Visa. Los Gatos. .. f3.20p
3.00p South i«n Frsaeisco. San Matro, San
Jose, Gilroy. Trea Pi-cs. folioas. ... 10. 10 a
3.00p Watsoßville. Saat* Cnu. Castrov2!e.
• Del Monte, Monterey. P»riSc Grove, i0.05ai 0.05a
3.43? Santa Clara. San Jose. Los Gate*.
Wri^Jt (Boulder Creek), Eaata Crus,
Wataon-ville. Pajaro IOXSa
4.00» Sanset Express — Tarson. Trnjisg,
FJ Paso. Honstna. Xc» Oriraa*.
San Joie. K3es. Fresno. B— o-sfield
aadLosAngdra H 40*
4-00p Kaaws Citr. St. Lons?, Caicaja 11.4 C»
4.20 a Socth San Fraarisro. San Jo?e t9XO»
|5.00» &rfa?a=e. San ILitto. Palo Alto, .
San Jcse aad Way Stetkffij 9.40 i
t5.05» Loop— 23d Street, Visiaeioa. Sou^»
San Francisco, Valcsns Street t&ls*
1520? R«i*ood. Palo Alto. Saa Jo«. l-lOpi
ts^op Los Akoß. Moota Vista. Los Gaioa. . . -f3.Wt
t5.23» Buriiaganie. Saa .Mateo, San Joae t3-20»
f5.30p Loop— Valencia Street, Ocna Vw*..
Cnnftcrie*. South San . Fraariseo,
23d Street. 3d »nd Towrjend t«.4©7
6.40> San Bruno. San Mitro. Redwood. Pa!a
Alto. Sast* Clara. San Jose 7.40«
iS.*Qp Lra Aho.«, Uon» Vista. Lou Gau>.«. . . J9.10*
t6.00? MiEbrae. Ssn Matso. Palo Alto. J137-
Md. Los Altos, Lo* Gates t3CO*
t6.05s 73 i Street. Viatacioa. South Saa
Frsaeisco. Valencia Strtrt f7. 1 5p
16.258 Loop— Valencia Street, Oceaa Vj— \u25a0,
Ceajfteries, South San Fraaeiseo,
23d Street, 3d and Tonrssesd t7.40»
6JOp South San Fraaeisco, Saa Jose 5.40p
BJX>p Lcs Angles Pajareser — taa Jose.
Nil-i Fresno, Bakersfirid a=d
Lo» Aagrfea 8.30 a
1 1.45* South Saa Fraaeisco, Palo Alto, f 7.20»
SaaJose. \ 7.30»
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Oakland Pi*.
To Oakland. Berkeley. Barryman. East Oaktsnd t*J
Frultvmle— Daily— From 6.00 ajn.. aad evrrv Vntr
iniantes unti 7.00 p.ia. iadas-irr; then 7.40. $.20',
9.00. 9M 10.30. 11.C0 aad 11.40 pjn.. 12.20 aai
1.20 ajß.
lo Sathar and Malrosa via S«v»Bth St— Dailr— Frcaj
6.00 ajn^ and every t-weaty miautes until 7.00 pj_
iarteive. then IL4O pjn.
r# Stondtunt- -Paily— 6.oo, 7.00, 8.00. 9.00 aja., 2 20.
3.00, 4.00. 5.00. 4.40 p.w.
r* Oakland First SU Fruitval*. Alama_.via HoraMho*
— Daily— Froa IH.OO. eLCOajn. and- »ve~ t»enty
nir.ates until 9.20 a.m. iodiuive; thm 0.00. 3.20.
10.00. 10.2 a 11.00. IL2O ajn.. 12 a.. IZ2O.IJXJ. 1.20.
2.C0. 2.20. 3.00. 3.2 a :5.40 p.n. and everr tweaty
nsiaates until 7 pjn. irdesive; 7.40. 8.20. 9.00. 9.iQ,
10.20. ILOO and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 awl 1.20 aja.
Additional train to Oaklaad First St.. 2.15 aja.
Xt VYwt Berktlsy— Da3y— From 6.00 a.ss. and «— ry
twenty minutes until 5.20 a.n. isrla.«iTf; thfis 9.00 a jr.
aad every hour until 4.00 p.ia. intrusive; then 4.20 pjn.
aad every twenty minutes until 7.C0 p.m. iactushr;
then 7.4 a 8.20, 9.00. 9 40, 10.20, 11.00. 11.40 p.m. aad
12.20 ajn.
Fo Corbin — Daily — From 100 ajn. rsd everr 20 ebw«
until 8.20 »m . then 9.C0. 10.00 a.m.. 12.00 a . LOO.
_», 3.00. 100. 120, 140, 5J0Q, _», 5.40 aad 8.00 pja.
Union Trantftr Co. authorued to check Bazsas*
I0i$& Schedule Effective
\sS3u lNovember J 5, 1909
U>"IOX FERRY DEPOT
Saa Francisco
t«ave VIA SAC3ALITO Arri-y«
»:40a Petalniaa. Santa Hos»a. HeaJl»-
barg. Cloverdale. Uklan. WiUlu.
Sherwood. Sebastcpol. »Gaerne-
vllle. «Mt- Klo. 'Duncan Mill*.. «;1T?
8:20 a «Pt. Reyes, »Mt. Rio. •C_adero.. t«:JTp
8:20 a ••Sonoma. ••Gl«a Ellen ts:37j>
t9:C>a ( Petaluaia, Santa Bom, ClovcnUle {7:37*
1 1 :00a rPetatama. Santa Rw<a 4:179
3:oCpjPetaloma. Saata Rosa. Realdsbars.
J Cloverdale, USian. TJaernevllle.
I Mt. Rio. Duncan Mills. Sebas-
{ topol 10:S7*
•4:oop;rt. Beyes. Occidental T
4:4opiSonoma. \u25a0 Clen Ellen .{ 9:17 a
s:2op|Petalnma. Santa Rosa ] 3:37*
E_ECTBIC SUBUBBAS VIA SiIfSALXtO
Saa_Uto. Mill VaUoy. Su Rafael— Dally
every 40-minatea from 7:0Oa. m. until 0:0O a.
nt. ; then hourly nntll 4 :0O p. m. ; then every 4(>
minutes natil 6:40 p. ra.; then S:0O aad 10: CO
p. m. acd 12:01 a. m.
Fairfax— Lea »• San Francisco t7:00. 7..-40, S:2O.
9:00, 10:00. 11:00 a. m.. Jl-':00 noon. JI:W.
5:00. 4:00. 4:40. 5:20 and 8:00 p..m.
San Qnentia via Saa Kafael — Leave 9:00 a. m.
and 2:00 p. m.
' Tiburoa and Balredars— l7:oo. 17:40. 10:15
>_ au i i 12:00 nooa. except Saturday). 112:00.
14-00. I5:2O. 7:15 p. m. Sandays. $7:i»i. |7:4 v.
10:15 a. ra.. 12:30, |4:0o. |5:20. 7:13 p. m..
|12:01 a. m-
•Snaday arrive 7:37 p. \u25a0\u25a0 m. ••Sunday arrive
6:57 'p. in. . tExcent Snnday. JSanday only.
/ only. f\la Saosalito.
w Pacific Trinsler Company's apents are anther-
Ized to check bagyaga direct from restdecce. •
fMUIR WOODS
MT. TAMALPAiS
VIA SAUSAUTO rERRY
FOOT OF MAMKIT «T*SET
UBAL H3t— ATS— SUNDAY TDNX
j * It.*» fnacto If.l-ilhafe \ UTnrafriis
We_-y;S—«u7 W»ek_y) S--y WtAJay? S_-y
"ToTOOi T7:35t! 12:03» Hf*^l? : 2l*
2:PO? 10:00* . 1:50? fcOO? 1:45p t}:s2>
\u26664 40p 11:00 a 92:55* 3:63> 4^3|> 1:45»
.A.:: i:oo? 4=30? hi? *mM %k>
2:00 i ...... s:lfi ...... J-Up
.. 3:ao» ...... ..I 5:33>
•oat. only. tMon. only. ©Tamalpaa only. IMnir onlj
' Ticttt o£c«»— c-ansalito Ferry aad 5.4 Maxtn
I Geaeral Office— J_l ViUey, C_&raia .
\u25a0TAVERN OF TAMALPAIS "and - MUIA l«l •
4 art ahny* agra for t»nx* \u0084
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