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SMOOTH SAILING
ENDS IN STORM
Sentence of 14 Days on Angel
Island Quells the Feminine
Passengers of Asia
HILE the steam
ship Asia had
smooth sailing all
across the Pacific
ocean, and Cap
tain Gaiikroger
was congratulating 1
himself upon the
pleasant termina
tion of his voyage,
he ran into a veri
table squall -"when
he anchored his
vessel off the quar
antine station at
Angel island Sat
urday afternoon.
The squall was
raised by (lie mem
bers of the fair
sex on board, who
hrjd an indignation meeting: in the
. social hall of the vessel when Quaran
tine . Officer Captain Drew announced
11 hat everybody on board the liner who
had not been vaccinated since the ves
sel left Hongkong must be vaccinated
before they would' be allowed to land
In > c an Francisco. This order was oc
casioned by the fact that two Filipinos,
who had joined the vessel at Hons
lionsv wore taken down with smallpox
shortly after leaving that port. One
of^ them was landed at Shanghai and
on* at Kobe. Then t\i» vessel was
. fumigated and proceeded on its way.
Before leaving Yokohama Captain O.
It. Thompson vaccinated everybody on
; hoard excepting the cabin passengers,
and as these demurred, and as the
Bmallpox had been confined to the steer
as:^ quarters. Doctor Thompson allowed
tlif!:i to pass, awaiting the arrival of
il« vessel. at this port.
IIOI.U IXDIGXATIO.Y MKETIXG
Wl^n l)ocu»r Drew issued the order
on .Saturday he met with a flat refusal
from almost everjr woman on board the
snip. They gathered together and held
hu indignation meeting and decided be
tween themselves that there was "noth
ing doing." Tlipv furthrer proclaimed
that Doctor Drew could not compel
them to bo. vaccinated — and "vaccinat
«•«!.'' they "would not be.*'
"I won't stand for it!" said one; and
"Id like to see him try it!' said an
other.
When the fury of the gale was at
it^ height Doctor Drew announced to
the irate passengers that, while it was
true that he could not compel them to
Vie vaccinated, he could compel them to
go ashore at the quarantine headquar
ters and remain there for a period of
\u25a0 OIL, OX TROIBLED WATERS
ThTe -was the choice of "14 days on
::Angel Island'! or submit to "vaccina
tion."
A tremendous baring of arms and
lifting of dainty lingerie ensued, and in
\u25a0_M short time Doctor Drew and his
forces announced that the vaccination
. was complete that the tempest in the
teapot was over and that Captain Gauk
\u25a0\u25a0 ? razer was fr«»e to take his vessel to the
.!dock whenever he was ready.
In the meantime the vessel had been
. fumigated and at f o'clock yesterday
morning it weighed anchor, docking
shortly before noon.
Among: the passengers was C. C.
. lialdu-in, a prominent merchant of
.SLangrhai, accompanied by his wife and
tu'osons, wlio are to make an extended
t^ur of the boast before poing' to New
York. Mrs. Baldwin is a niece of R. 11.
Pease of this city.
The Asia was 2S days 11 hours and
S3 minutes from Hongkong:, 17 days 4
iimiTs and 29 minutes from Yokohama
n»<i 6 days 14 hours and 15 minutes
from Honolulu.
The vessel carried the following
f at>in passengers:
FROM HONGKONG
n?T. William MeOlurc ] Mrs. U. A. Hale
\u25a0 Mortimer Richards IT. M. Stepbenson
\u25a0Mrs. Clarence «i. Me- Mrs. f 'arson Taylor
• .•Clean - Mrs. F. M. Sp<*norr~~
1". S. Tunirr I^hils O. lUbhard
.V.. V. Cuih^rt TViliiaui <;. r.lackle
«." A. n»lr <\ *i. Itoberts
:i..T. MoOuN-hwm I Hpv. Ja«-ob N. Engle
wiHigni Ironsides Rev. John M. Sheets
Mrs. R'rs«> Rog»r<l (J^orpo Sinclair
\tp. William McClure Mies Alice I.*liii
Vtsmtt Sorby Hupo N. Miller
" <Jiaiif« MKTlrsn \.. V. Tsylor
Mis-s <J. M. Tumrr Miss Kloanor Spencer
Olof Tobbics&en
PROM BHAKCBAI
TJ.«:nas SlrNidder (James O-ll
Ot»T C. R"a<l Mnc A. R. llajT
C « . BsHTrtn "Krnnk Dixon
• hiirlo* E. ltsidwin Mrs. William E. W»<le
Mrs. Hcrraau <;. Juut Mrs. A. U. Oweland
1 tiomas .KpfTigan .^^i^* Gladys Road
Al!<-rt R. Hacrr . C. C. Baldwin Jr. .
a: R. Hac<>r Jr. Mi«=s Mari* Gn»t
vvillimn K. Wad<? Charles Majjuire
iar\ il. Kroll , Richard Sims
Mrs. Ofler C. Rrarf Fre4 HaFer
Mrs. C. r - B»l<lTTin Tanl KnittrU
W«J»er E. Nods Leslie Wade
Michael Smyth I--'
FROM KOBE *\u25a0"»>.
Mr«. TVilTinm A. f^eavey i Mls« Marr I".. M»lhui^n
Mr*. <;eorjr<- Melhtiish Charles Stanley
MISB Mary HMbrook '
FROM YOKOHAMA
Mifs Marearet M<wre Mr*. .T»>s*e K. Gray
Mrs. Julius K»i:fuer Mrs. Fomosuke Oshiroa
r.rnrtt Ksufner Miws Chri*tine Guppy
.Tf-4.se E. Uray Mrs. Willlani Ronald
Fntnohuiie 6*hima Mrs. Anna Kaufn«>r
F.«lw-*rd V. iv>h*>u Mits Anite Kaufner
William Ronald Charles Clark
-Trrsfph Schmidt Miss Cecil Gray
Paul Kaufn»r Mixs <^l»m I. Keely '
; R.ct. WilJlani T. Austin Joseph Wilhelm -
Varht Comet Has Close- Call
The yacht Comet had a narrow escape
from destruction yesterday afternoon,
when it was grounded for a few mo
' nients on the rocks, between the Pre
sidlo and Fort Point. At the time of
.iho accident Captain L>. T. Score was
trying to take a reef: a strong squall
\u25a0suddenly sprung up and drove the ves
k*-1 on the rocks. Captain J. S. Clark
of the Fort Point life saving station
had" been watching the boat for some
•lime, and when he saw it had become
helpless, he put out with his power
hoat. and making fast to the yacht,
rowed, it out into deep water. \ He ar- \
rtved at the rescue just in tJme, as thej
yacht was commencing to bump heavily :
'on the rocks. Xo damage was done to
the little craft. Besides Captain Score,
on board the Comet \u25a0were:
H; B. Mass, Otto Rhode. William
\u25a0U'lckwire, Charles Peaae.^P. Schetzel,
Josrph Springrer.
The Comet belongs to the San Fran
clgco yacht club.
(iiveo Royal Sendoff
The Portugese cruiser San Gabriel
sailed away for Honolulu yesterday aft
ernoon. It receved as royal a farewell
on its departure as It did a welcome
when it entered the harbor 10. days ago.
It left its moorings at 2 o'clock, and
was accorr.panied down the bay by the
tug Golden Gate and a fleet of small
launches, all crowded to capacity. On
. board the Golden Gate was Consul Ig
nacio Duarte, M. T. Fretas and the
oommittee who had charge of enter
taining the visitors while they were in
port. The Portugese band from Oak
land was also much l»i evidence, and
played lively strains as the flotilla
passed down the bay.
IVbaler Starla North
The whaling steamer Herman, Cap
tain Bodfish, sailed yesterday on its
annual expedition to whaling waters.
It is sent out by the Northwestern In
vestment company-^
Governor Makes Quick Trip.
The Pacific Coast steamship Govern
or. Captain Jepsen. made a quick run
PiaVAXE WIRE, CHICAGO, KEW YOEK.
\u25a0WT6TZBN XTKION CODE.
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER
KEW TOKK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
TEE STOCK AKD EOKD EXCHANGE, BAN
FRAKCISCO.
Kain Office Branch Offices
•KILLS BLDG.. S. F. PALACE HOTEL
Oorreepoirdents (Main Coaridor)
EaERIB. WTNTHEOP Baa Francisco
ft CO.. HOTEL ALEXANDRIA
26 Wne tiL, New York, Lo« AafeJea.
8 Rookery. Chicago. HOTEL DEL 00K0-
•l7ll Stout atreet, NADO, '
Decrer. Colo. Coronado Beach.".
Vaccination? No, Never, Said Irate Women
down the coast yesterday,, making the
time from Seattle to this port in 51%
hours. It brought 153 cabin passen-
Virslnian Arrives
The American-Hawaiian steamship
Virginian, Captain Greene, arrived in
port yesterday — 11 days from .^alina
Crur and 36 hours from San Diego.
Fall* of Clyde 1o Dock
The ship Kails of Clyde, which has
been plying between Gaviota and Hono
lulu, for tlie Associated Oil company for
th*"last 11 months, came into port Sat
urday, and today will go to the Union
iron works, to go in the drydocks and
be cleaned and Overhauled.
Lumber RrcelptM.
Lumber, receipts from the north coast
yesterday by sea amounted to 3,290,000
feet. "
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From 1 Steamer 1 Date
Muiuboldt j North Fork May 2
Urs.rs Harbor ! Carlos |May 2
Memloclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam May 2
I'ortland &; ABtorla [Kansas City ... May ~
San Diego & Way Ports|?anta Uosa May 2
Karstsu jrusrarora May 2
iJrays Harbor |Santa Barbara... May 2
S»n P«><lro Norwood May J
llnmbolflt K. A. Ktlburn.. May 3
Honolulu Siorra May «
Honolulu jft'tlheltnina May J
Hamburg & Way Portspais May 4
jaii Pedro jllanalci May 4
Taku Ashtalml* May 4
Seattle &- Tscoraa Buekmau May 4
San Prdrt* A'ateon May 4
San Pedro & Way rorls:r«os Bay May 4
Unmboldt City of Topeka. May S
Poos Bay |M. F. Plant -..May « r >
Point Arena A: Albion.. iPom.i May f>
San Pe«lro G. W. Klder ... May 5
urays Harbor Cheballs May 5
SrayK lUrbor Cpntralia May 5
I'uget Sound Fnrt^, I'lty of PueMa.. May H
I'ortland & Astoria jUoanoke May 6
Sal. Crnz via S. Di^go. Nebraska n .....May «
<an Dicpo & Way Ports Governor May 6
Ni-w York via Aneon. ..]San Jose May 7
fJuaymas Persia May 7
Autwerp via Japan. ...\\. lOurichon May H
Woosung & Ksrat?u...|<<»mlnole May 8
~ TO SAIL
Destination | Steamer | Sails jPier
May 2- s \ I
Grays Harbor Norwood ... 2 pm ....
Astoria & Portland Ilalnler ." pm 21.
Humboldt Ravalll .". pm 27
Los Angeles Ports.... Carlos 1 pni
Honolulu & Kabului ..Airline 12 m S8
Humboldt Cily Trfpeka 10 am 11
Saa Diego & Way Ports Governor ... 4pm 9
Los Angeles Ports.... S. Barbara.. 1 pm 51
May 3—
Astoria & Portland... . Casco spra 27
Japan & China Chiyo Maru. 1 pm 42
Honolulu via P. Sound Hilonian ... 12 m 3S
Pusrt Sound Ports Queen 2pm 9
May 4—
Orays Harbor Clarerannt .. 4 pm 27
Mendocino & Pt. Arena. $<. a Foam .. 4pm A
Honolulu & Kabului ... Nevadan ... 12 m 38
May 5— I |
Los Angeles Ports liianatei I S pm 10
ilumboldt ............. xorth Fork.. 12 m 3«
Portland & Way Ports. (i w Elder i pm 13
Urn Angeles Pnrts .... [-hehalls .... 10 am ....
lx)s Angeles Ports ICentralla .. 1 pm 21
Astoria & Portland ißowdoln ... 12 m 27
San Dleco&Way Portßl Sant a R«=a. 11 am 9
May 0 — I
Seattle & Tacoma IWatson .... lpm 10
Los Angeles Ports JBuckman ... 10 am 10
San Pedro & Way Portfiicoos Bay .. 4 pm 11
May 7—
Flf>nolulu Sierra 11 am 21
New York via A neon... Pern 12 m 40
Puget Sound Ports ....Governor -.» 4pm 9
Astoria & Portland. .. .Kansas City 11 am 40
Los Angeles Ports jl^ianokn « pm IS
Coos Bay (M.( M. F. Plant 3pm 8
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer | Date
Skagway * Way Ports. Jefferson 'May 1
Valder & Feward Northwestern ...May 1
Valdpx & Reward Alameda May 8
Nome direct Corwin May 10
Time IJnII
Cniten States branch hydrographic office. Mer
chants* Exchange, San Francisco, May
2, J9lO.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cific standard time (I2<>th meridian), or at Sh.
OOm. CO*. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, I*. 8. N., iv charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. Few city
front (Mission street wharf) add -25 minutes.
MONDAY, MAY 2
Sun rises ..v 5:11
Sun eets .....>. ;. 7:02
Moon rises 1:31 p. m.
Last quarter moon May 2, at 5:20 a. in.
N«>w moon May 8, at fl:'J4 p. m.
First quarter ....May 15, at 6:04 p. vi.
|Time iTime Time |Time
My.! Ft 1 Ft Ft I Ft
Ik w [l. w hw - |i, w
'£.. 4:02 4.6 11:29 0.8 7:13 4.8
L. W H W V, W H W
3.. d:l9 5.4 5:42 4.4 12:26 0.5 7:45 5.0
4.. .1:19 2.7 7:09 4.5 1:25 0.7 8:18 5.8
V. a. Branch HydroßrHphlc Office
A branch of the United States hydrographic
office. »lorat*»d in thp Merchants* Kxchanfre. Is
matntsined in Sail Francisco for the bentfit of
marioerK. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world arc kept at
hand for comparison ami reference, and the
Is test tnformatlon can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. O. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge.
HYDROGKAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. | Date | Remarks
Grays Ilarl 18 JJan. 13] Inner bar buoy snb-
I ( I merged. •
WiUapa B] 27 [Feb. B| Whistling buoy 1 mile
I ' I I north of bar.
Colum. n.j 24 INov. B'Shoaling outside nun
- I I I buoy No. 2.
Nehalm Rl 8 [Feb. 2jßar buoy 200 yards~N7
I _j I channel. \u25a0
Tlllmk 8.1 9 [Dec. 17 Channel shifted 1 mile
I I , south In gale Not. 28.
i Nun .buoy No. 0 and
Vnquina B 14 Feb. 12 can buoy No. 3 gone
adrift.
Siuslaw It| s^|Feb. 5 Channel going north.
L'mpqua R! 13^|Feb. 4!Channel~ln~good condl-
I I | tlon.
| 1 12 feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. 18 Teb. 17 North Bend; 12 feet
at low tide to Marsh-
| _ field. ; -
Coquille Rl 9 IJan. 7|Channel straight; good
I | [ condition.
Rogne Riv|...y.| |
Klamth Rl 7 IJan. 7|Channel straight east
__ I | j and west.
Hmbldt BJ 19 Ular. llXorth channel unsafe
-I | I to navigation.
S Pedro B| 20 J Feb. 26 1 No change In channol.
S Diego 8|~25 |Dec.. 9 [No change in ohanneir
S Pablo BJ 24 IDec. ljDepth in dredged chan-
I I :'•:\u25a0 I ncl.
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THE SM ;{FBANCISCO CALL- MONDAY^
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
v o Sunday, May 1.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, 51% hours trom Seattle;
passengers and merchandise to Pacific Coast
steamship company.";. - . "* '\u25a0
Stmr Shoshone, Asplund, 60 hours from Colum
bia river; 16.000 railroad ties to Charles R. Mc-
Cormick & Co. .
Stmr Aberdeen,'Rees, 24 hours from Eureka;
450,000 feet lumber to Pacific lumber company.
Stmr Grays Harbor, Anfindsen, 4S hours from
San Pedro; ballast to Sijddsn & Christenson.
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen. 05 hours irom
Grays Harbor; 550,000 feet lumber to J. R.
Hanify & Co.
Stmr Wasp. Knudsen, 45 hours from Coos bay;
000,000 feet lumber to the Charles Nelson com
pany. - ,';\u25a0/; . -
Stmr Samoa. Madsen, 15 hours from Caspar;
bouud south, put Ju for fuel and passengers.
Stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom, 51 hours from San
Pedro; ballast to Hobbs. Wall & Co.
S'tmr Virginian. Greene, 11 days from Salina
Cruz, via San Diego 58 honrs; merchandise to
Williams, Diinond & Co.
.Stmr Brunswick, Linder, 13 hours from Fort
Bragg; 440.000 feet lumber to Union lumber com
pany.
Stair Tahoe, Poulsen."f>4 hours from San Pedro;
ballast to Bowes & Andrews.
Stmr Svea, Allen, 62 hours from «?rays Harbor;
650.000 feet lumber to Wilson Brothers company.
Stn»«(. Coronado, Stangeland, 03 hours from
Grays Harbor; bound south, put in to land pas
sengers, /
Senr C. S. IToltnes, Thompson, 15 days from
Everett; 1,712 piles and poles, 13,000 feet lumber
to K. B. Swayne, East Oakland.
Kchr Kona, Ilansen, 10 days from Kagle har
bor; lumber, etc., to Hind, Rolph & Co.
Schr E. K. Wood. Scott, b\* days from Grays
Harbor; 600,000 feet lumber to E. K. Wood lum
ber cvmpHny.
SAILED
- Sunday, May 1.
Portuguese war stmr San Gabriel, Bestos,
Honolulu.- etc.
Stmr Vauguard. Odland. Eureka.
Stmr F. A. Kilburn, McT/ellan, Eureka.
Stmr Noyo. Linder, Ft>rt Bragg.
Stun- «>>ronado. Stangoland, San Pedro.
Stmr Samoa, Madsen, San Pedro,
Stmr Mandaiay, Lofptrom.Crfsrj'nt City.
Stmr Arctic, Linder, Hardy *reek.
Stmr Wellesley, Llndquist, Astoria and Port
land. .N. N
Br stinr Century. Downie,:Comox,.B. C.
Stmr Porno. Lllleland, Albion..
Stmr Hanalei, McFarland. San Pedro. s I
Stmr K. S. I>ooi->, Ah'strom. Saa Peiro. "<
Whal stmr Herman, Bodflth. whaling. *
Stmr Catania, Canty, Portland.
Stmr Northland, Erickson, Astoria.
Schr Moqterey, Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator.
TELEdRAPHiC
POINT LOBOS, May 1. 10- p. m: —Weather
hazy; wind NW: velocity 18 miles an hour.
DOMESTIC POUTS
KUREKA—SaiIed April 30, (i p. m.—Stmr J. J.
Loggle, for San Pedro.
Arrived May 1, 6 a. m. Stmr Despatch, from
San Pedro.
ASTORlA—Arrived May 1, S a. m.—Stmr
\u25a0Breakwater, from Coos bay.
Sailed Ma j 1, 6 a. in. —Stmr Sb*sta, for San
Pedro; 11 a. m., stmr Johan. Poulsea, for San
Francisco.
SOUTH BEND—Sailed April SO, 4 p. m.—Stmr
Mayfair, for San FrancißCo; stair Raymond, for
San Pedro.
SEATTLE—SaiIed May 1, 7 a. m.—Stmr North
land, for Sitka; 10 a. m., stmr Northwestern,
for Cordova; stmr.Buckman, for San Francisco, 2
p. m. .
Arrived May I—Ger1 —Ger ship Adolf, from .
TATOOSH—Passed out April 30. 8:15 p. m.—
Schr Lyman D. Foster, from Tacoma for San
Pedro. May 1, 8:15 a. m. —Jsp slmr Tacoma
Maru. from Seattle for Hongkong; fi:4s p. m.,
Nor stmr Thor, from Nanaimo, B. C, for San
Francisco.
WESTPORT —Passed In May 1, 5 a. m. —Stmr
Tamalpais, hence April 28; 6 a. m., stmr Daisy
Freeman, hence April 28; 8 a. m., utmr Doris,
bence'April'2B; fi a. m., stmr Newborg, hpnoe
April 28; 9:30 a. in., stmr G. C. Lindauer, bcuce
April 28.
PORT TOWNSESD— Sailed May I—Bark St^r
of Holland, for Alaska; n-hr Spokane, for San
Francisco.
I'OINT LOBOS—Pass-jJ sonth Mey I—Stmr
Temple E. Dorr, from Eureka for San Pedro.
COOS BAY—Arrived May I—Stror Kann Smith,
bence April 29.
Sailed .April 30 —Stmr Breakwater, stmr Ra
mona, for Portland.
BANDON—Arrived May I—Strar Fifleld. hence
April 29; schr Ruby, hence April 22.
Sailed May I—Stmr1 —Stmr Newport, for Eureka;
ftmr Elizabeth, for S.in Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU—Arrived May I—Br stmr Ty
meric, from Newcastle, N. S. W.-
FOREIGN rORTS
VICTORIA—Arrived May I—Br bktn Everett
(}. Griggs, from Royal Roads for South Africa;
arrived for crow.
Sailed May I—Nor1 —Nor stmr Tbor, for Ran Ftan
clsco; Ger Btmr Oorinanlcus, for Tacoma.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK —Arrived May I—Stmr1 —Stmr Carmanls,
from Liverpool: stmr Caledonia, from Glasgow;
itmr Batavia. from Palermo.
.Memoranda
The sloop Comet went ashore on the beach be
tween Presidio wh^rf and Fort Point life saving
station today; was palled off by Fort Point life
baying power boat;'no apparent damage.
A fifthlng party in a email boat capsized off
Fort Point ' aliout ooon today; Fort Point life
saving station's host went to the rescue and
scved Russel Scbaadt of 373S Twenty-socoud gt.;
bis wife, Mrs. Louise ffchaadt, and John Gabb
vrere drowned; bodies not recovered. ,
Dally niver Bulletin
S*ACRAMENTO, May 'I.—Observations taken at
7 a. m.:
3 £3 o
\u25a0':/ £§ 2.2. % g-g"
Sacramento watershed — I .
Kennott, Sacramento river. 25.0 2.2 —• 0.0
Red Bluff. Sacramento rir. 23.0 3.8— —0.2
Monroevllle, Sacramento rlv. 22.0 3.1— —o.l'
Colusa, Sacramento river... 29.0 8.9 — —0.4
Knlghta Landing, Sac. river 18.0 11.8— -^^0.4
Oroville, Feather river .... 25.0 .6.0/— fO.l
Marysville, Yuba river .... 30.0 10.7t 0.0
Folsom, American river ... .... 7.8t tO.B
Sacramento, Sacra, river.. 29.0 19.0 — —0.4
Rio Vista, Sacramento river 13.0 6.2 — —0.2
San Joaquin watershed —; \u25a0
Firebaugh, San Joaquin riv. 12.0
Merced Falls, Merced river I.B— —0.2"
Jacksonville, Tuolumne river 20.0 6.3 — —1.4
Jenny Llnd, Calaveras river 10.0
Electra, Mokelumne river.. 12.0 3.3t tO.l
Lathrop, San Joaquin river.. 13.6 lp.Cf. TO.l
tlndlcates a rising river.* — Indicates a fall
ing river. •
RrVER FORECAST
The rivers will continue to fall slowly during
the nest two days.. "
THOMAS A. BLAIR, ;
Official Temporarily in Charge,
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific '
[ Special Dispatlh to The Call ]
EUREKA, May I.— -Steam schooner Despatch
arrived from southern California ports early this
morning and is loading lumber at Fields landing
for the return trip. :-••\u25a0»., - \u25a0 1
Carrying lumber and malls from Area ta, the
steam schooner North Fork departed for San
Francisco late this afternoon. . > .\u25a0 .
PORTLAND, ' May I.— For the first ' time in
many months the steam schooner Coaster, which
has been runninjr between Tongue point and
San Francisco carrying -lumber for the Ham
mond lumber company, ' arrived ;in port today
and discharged 100 . tons ' of lead and 75 tons
of hay. % ' \u25a0 .'..'\u25a0'\u25a0
Captain F. FI. Hlggins. master 'of the Coaster,
says that, if sufficient freight could be ' : secured
tthe vessel would makeire^gular . trips * to ' Por
land in the future. It will take on a load of
lumber here for San Francisco.
The Norwegian steamer -Rygja of the Port
land and Asiatic line will not be loaded and
\u25a0'ready, for : sailing, it is believed, by May 7, ' as i
originally | planned. \u25a0 From . present appearances
the Rygja will sail May 10 or 11. The Kygja
is;, to take 300 tons of freight to Moji, 1.132
tons' to Kobe and 2,178 tons" to Yokohama.
Work of loading the vessel began Saturday.
After staying here for probahly another week
the new steamer Beaver will leave for San
Francisco to go -on dry dock and be thoroughly
overhauled before going on its- regular : run be
tween this -port and San Francisco.
When the stesmer Breakwater reached Ains- '!
worth dock at (i o'clock, this evening a large
crowd greeted the vessel's : - return from" -'San
Francisco, where it has been since February
undergoing repairs.- The vessel will resume, its'
run to Coos Bay. ; > \u25a0 • .
LOS ANGELES, May. I.— Arrived— Steamers
Santa Kosa, from San Diego; William H.
Murphy, from Eureka; Watson, from Eureka;
Katnerine, from " Eureka.
Sailed — Steamqre Santa Rosa, for San Fran
cisco; Whlttier, for San Diego; Coos Bay, for
San Francisco.
ABERDEEN,,' Wash.,' May I.— Steamers Daisy'
Mitchell, Newburg, Doris Lindauer and Tamal
pals arrived ; today and the steamers Westerner
and Hoquiam departed. . -
, The British tramp steamer Baron Ogilvy will
sail from Iloquiam Tuesday with 1,865,000 feet
of lumber loaded at Grays Harbor ' ports and
wilj go to Port Hadloek on the Bound to finish
cargo. The Ogilvy (which was built less than
a year ago on the Clyde, Scotland) is loading
Its first lumber cargo, which when complete will
amount to nearly 4.000,000 feet.
' The steamer Harbor Queen, recently built at
the McWhinney shipyards,- has been placed -in
commission. Frank G. Skenn h* in c-ommaiM.
The Harbor Queen takes the placo of tho old
Harbor Queen which is being dlfmantlod; 3nd
will be used as a towboat, to do general freight
ing in the harbor. - . . -
SEATTLE, May, I.— Arrived. British burner
Kumerlc. Tacoma. Departed, steamer Buckman,
San Francisco; steamer Northland. Sitka: steamer
Northwestern, Valtfes; steamer Jefferson, Skag-
TACOMA, May I.— Arrived, Norwegian steamer
Homelen, Everett: British steamer Halowood,
\\ inslow.v Departed, steamer City of Puobla,
sound ports. ,
Army* Transports * .
. The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai. '
The Logan mailed April 21 from Nagasaki,
homeward bound. .
The Bufford is in port.
The Sheridan Is in port.
The Sherman sailed April 14 from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Thomas is In port.
By United Wirelcsn
BTEAMEE SANTA \u25a0 MARIA— A* rl^iw, S^p/ni..
1(25 miles from Port Hnrford; barometer 30.20;
temperature 58; flue, clear; long westerly
Kwrll; light nrepzo. '
; STEAMER SIERRA— ApriI .30, 8 p. m., 833
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
\u25a0^t \jt t»*s^ Steamers leave from Broad-
X\J^*«^QX way Wbarres (Plera- 0
% ivy^^l n Low r * t6Sf !nci ° diD * berth
AAi^U^W/ sP«cla> Bound Trip Rates.
\2s-«{»7 ILOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO
•SANTA BARBARA
President or Gorernor.Alternate Mondays, 4 p. mf.
\u2666Santa Rosa.. May 5, 11 a. m.; May 12, 9 a. w
. Erery Ttursday thereafter, H a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND
TACOBJA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Skagway, Dawson, Fairbanks.
President or GoTernor.Alteroate Saturdays, 2 p.m.
Queen or City of Pnebla
••-• — ... Alternate Tuesdays, 2 p.m.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAT)
Topeka.Msy 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27; June 1. 10 am.
GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, LA PAZ
KNSKXADA, SAX JOSE DEL CABO,
SAN PEDRO
Nome, St. Michael Umat Ilia, Jane 2
LEAVE SEATTLE
Nome. St. Michael . . Senator, Jnne 5
ALASKA CRUISES, 1910.
Spokane.. June 14, 28; July 12, 28; Aug. 9, 10 p.m.
Queen ..... .....± July 12. 28, 8 p.m.
Right reserved to change this schedule.
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) 653 Market
«t., 16 Market st. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny 492.
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5080.
C. D. DUN ANN, General Passenger Agent.
c AMERICAN - HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Route
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every six days,
making direct connection with Pacific
steamers Bailing from Sallna Crus, Mex..
every six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST PORTS TO NEW
YORK. Also to Mexican and all prin-
cipal European ports under throiigrh
rate and through bills of lading. Sail-
ings from San Francisco every 12 days,
j For rates and further particulars sd-
ply to DEARBORN & LAPHAM, General
Agents, 8 Bridge street, New York:
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.. General
Agents, Pacific Coast.
210 Sansome st.. San Francisco
I SEATTLE -TACOMA I
| BclllnKham, Anacortes, Everett, Port Town-
send. Victoria, Vancouver and all Alaska
Ports.
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON* April 30
S. S. WATSON ........May 0
S. S. BUCIOIAN.:. .'.Mar 12
LOS ANGELES DIRECT
S. S. WATSON .April 30
8. 3. BUCKMAN ......May, ti
S. S. ADMIRAL SASIPSON... May 12
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
TICKET- OFFICES: . :
General Office. Howard Street Wharf No. 3.
54 Market street. . 648 Market street.
6SO Market St.. Chronicle bldg.
Sailings from Howard Street Wharf No. .1.
TQYQ KISEN KAtSHA
ORIEXTAIi STEAMSHIP COMPANY
B. 8. "Chlyo Maxu". ;'. . . . .Tuesday, May S, 1910
8. 8. "Tenyo If aru" ..... -Tuesday, May 31, - 1910
8. B. "'Nippon Marn"...: Tuesday, June 21, 1910
Steamers sail from company's piers. No*. 42.
44, near foot of Second at., at 1 p. m., for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hiogo) and Nagasaki and Shanghai; and con-
necting lat Hongkontt with steamers for Manila,
India, etc. , No cargo recelred on , board on day
of sailing. Ronnd trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, '24o
James Flood bunding. ' W.:H. AVEEY."
\u25a0 ... Assistant General Manager.'
U mini 111 II 5 - S * Sierra galls at 11 a. m/
fj II N II I II May 7, 1910. Special round
" Wll r fcu ,", w trip. $110 first class.
'TAHITI ABTD NEW ZEALAND— S.S.-
i Marlposa S salls^ '11 ; a.^ m" , May 21. \u25a0 Special
round trip, Tahiti. $123 first class. •
OCEANIC S. S. CO., 673 Mkt. : T. Krny, 1231 '
IMOVED
THbseppic&sbN
(COOK'S TOURS) ;
i'^'i'/V. Hare Moved to :
\u25a0 . (Monnilnock Hutldinx)
We Sell Rail and j Steamahip Ticket*
Et«ef y wfcere— AluoTravelerw' Cheques,
; v- : -v ' .<"a : and ' Foreign 3loncy." '-. ;\u25a0 " \u25a0*
miles from lightship: light I northerly wind;
..-, Hne,-e>ar' weather;. long .westerly swell; bar
<>inpfeiS:;o..">O: tPmperatirivGO. \u25a0
STEAMEE { MANCHUBIA— ApriI 3l>. $ p. m.,
1.532 miles from Sun Francisco.
STEAMER KLAMATH— ApriI 30, 6:30 p..m., 20
miles 'south -oi Northwest ' Seal rocks; ..sea
-smooth: wr«-ather cloudy; \u25a0\u25a0 - :
STEAMER' WILHELMINA— ApriI 00, S p. m.,
••« (>,'Sl.'nill<»fCuut: flight north wind; sea smooth;
\u25a0barometer :{O..*W; temperature 00. "-,...
STEAMER FALCON— AcrtI 110, 8 p. m.,.20 miles
north of Northwest Seal rocks.
STEAMER NANN SMITH— April 30/6 p. m., off
Northwest Seal rocks; weather clear; calm and
smooth. - •--\u25a0•.-: \u25a0 . " , .
STEAMER ASXTNCION— ApriI' 3O, 0:30 p. m., off
Point Heyes: moderate nurt!iwest wind an-1 sea.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE— ApriI 30, -8 p. .in.,. 56
miles out: clear: light westerly breeze. -
STEAMER PRESIDENT— ApriI 30, -S p. rat. 15
'miles northwest of Point Keye»; fresh north
west wind: niodprafe sea; barometer 30.11.
STEAMER ; HANALEI— May 1. 0:30 a. m.. 12
, miles north, of Point Sur; light westerly wind;
\u25a0 moderate' swell; ; overcast. \u25a0
Weather Report •
United '- States Department of Agriculture,
Weather bureau, San Francisco, Cal., May 1,
.RAINFALL DATA
... \u25a0 Last Seasonal Normal
Statrona — - 24 Hours • to Date to Date
Eureka . .".v. ....... .00 39.10 45T35
Red 81uff........... .00 16.78. 23.31.
Sacramento ...h5.,... .00 12.15 10.01
Mouut .Tamalpals.... .<X) .: 20. at 21.77
San Fraucisco.A....'.' .00 19.47 21.3,1
San J05e.'. .,..",,.... -.00 14.40 12. .t0
Fresno '.-.. .'.....;... '.00 11.08' 8.08
Independence ....... .00' 4.77 8.52
San Luis 0bi5p0..,. .: .o<>. ' '20.8* 19.60
Lost ; Angeles, r. ..:".. r .00 - ,12.63 . 15.12
San D1cg0.... .00 \t».74 >* 9.60
Conwt record f0r,13 honrw. en dins 3 p. in.
\u25a0 \u25a0:..\u25a0:••\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•.•\u25a0?.: -g s $ *'\u25a0 -?
- .\u25a0..;.:;;. .; - 3 *,P b •2 • \?J
\u25a0. STATIONS ' I H^ I? I % f?
• ' ' - *?. -"/.-"" g 3- '. ?\u25a0 •;.\u25a0
Boise ........'. .30.00 C 242 NW Clear .00
Eureka .„... ..30.16 54 4t NW Pt.Cldy .00
Flagntaff . ..'. . .29.70^62 ' .'!2 SW Clear .00
Fresno . 20.94 74 46 W Clear .00
Helena \u25a0"..':... ..30.10 02 32 X Clear .00
Independence ..25).7(J .. 44 SB Clear .00
KHlispell 30.04 fiO 28 S Pt.Cldy .00
Los Angeles... .20.98 «\u2666 54 SW Cloudy .00
Mwipna 2!).Sfl - .">C .. NR Pt.Cldy .10
Mt.'Tamalpais..3o.l« ti« r.9 NW Pt.Cldy .Oo
North Head. .....30.12 52 SO NW Clear .00
Phoenix .......20.72 S4 DS XV Clear .00
Poeatello ...... 29. «t>r>4 S8 NW Pt.Cldy .08
Pt." Rpyes \u25a0 Lt. .3ltOO 52 46 NW (Jlear .0")
Portland ...... :3f>.Ois W 40 'NW Clear .<M)
Rfd Bluff 29.92 7« M SB Clear .00
Reno 29.02 62 32 NE ~~ Cloudy fj .00
Roseburs 50.04' 64 4« N Clear .00
Sacramento ....29.96 tis 44 SW Clear .00
Salt Lnke 29,02 56' '. : '. NW Pt.Cldy .01
San Di<»go .29.08 60 58 SW Cloudy .00
San Francisco... 3o.o4 58 48 AY Clear .00
San 3«5e........ 30.06 64 38 NW Clear .00
S. L. 0bi5p0.... 30. 04 f.B 42 W -Clear .00
S.E.vFarallon.. 3o.oß 52 50 NW Cloudy .00
Spokane -.-.50. 04 66 "36 NW Clear .0T)
Summit* 5O :jo W Clear .00
Tacoma 30.06 06 44 N- Clear .00
Tatoosh 30.12 •Trf> ... SW Clear .00
Tonopah .......29.84 58 34 NW Clear .00
Walla Wa11a... .30.04' 68 46 NE Clear .00
Winneniucca .. .29.96 62 36 NE Pt.Cldy .00
Yunia 29.74 88 5S W Clear .00
•Snow on ground. 13 inches.
SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST
. The storm over southern Nevada yesterday has
RAILWAY TRAVEL
raeliirr4 Trains Leave
T~*Wl^j San Francisco
Blarket Street
Ferrjf Depot
Leave For — |A.M.| P.M.
Bakersficld ..... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Chicago 7:15 8:00-10:00
Fresno ....."...;. 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
Grand Canyon.. . 7:15 8:10-10:00 -
Hanford 7:15 . ...-10:00 i
Kansas City..... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Merced 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
\u2666Stockton 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
Stockton, Oak-
dale and Sierra
Railway points. 9:45 .........
Tulare .......... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Visalia 7:15 8*:00-10:00
Yosemite Valley. 7:15 -10:00
'Stockton LocaMeave» 1:23 p. m.
California Limited through to Chicago leaves
at 10.00 p. ra. Offices— 6T3 Market atreet and
Market street Ferry Depot, San Francisco; 1113 ;
Broadway. Oakland. \u25a0.
/s§&& Schedule Effective
ft||g) May I, 1909
xJQj^r UXIO\ FEB.RY DEPOT
<..;.'\u25a0 San Francisco
I^ave VIA SAUSALITO Arrlv*
7 :X5a Sonoma, Glen Ellen $S:3sp
7:40 a I'etaluma, Santa Kosa. Ilealdsburg,
Cloverdale, Ukiah, Willlts, Sher-
wood, »Guerneville, «Monte Rio,
•Duncan Mills ;.. 7:35p
8:15 a Point Reyes. Monte Klo, Cazadero. 7:35p
JS:45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Goernevllle,
Moute Rio, Duncan Mills.. J7:osp
t!>: l.)a Point Reyes JB:osp
J9:lsa Sonoma, Glen Ellen 6:05p
10:45 a Petalnma, Santa Rosa 4:35p
* ?2:45p Point-. Reyes, Camp Meeker...
3:IDp Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Ilealdsburg,
Cloverdale, Ukiah, Guerneville,
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills, Sebas-
topol ll:05p
4 :45p Sonoma, Glen Ellen 0:05 a
s:ir>p Petaluma, Santa Rosa S:3sa
S:4sp Point Reyes '(leaves 7:15 p. m.
| Sundays) 8:03 a
ELECTRIC StrBirRBAJT VIA SAUSALIfa
Sausalito, Hill Valley, San Rafael — Daily
every 30 minutes from 6:43 a. in. until 9:45
a. in.: hourly until 2:45 p. m., then 3:15 p. ra.
and every 30 minutes nntil 7:45 p. :n., then 9:00,
10:35 p. m. end 12:01 a. m. (On Sundays la
addition — Every 30 minutes from 9:45 a. ra. to
3:15 p. m., excepting 2:15 p. m.)
rairfax— Leaven t«:45. 7:15, 7:45, 8:15, 9:43,
0:15. 0:45, $10:15. 10:45. tll:15. 11:45 a. m.;
t12:15, 12:45, Jl:15, 1.43. 2:45, 8:15. 3:45. l:l. r »,
4:45. 5:15, 5:45. 6:15, t0:45. 7:15, 7:45. 9:00,
1510:35 p. m., J12:01 a/ m.
- San Quentin via San' Rafael — Leaves 8:45 a.m.,
1:45 p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere — Week- days. 7:30, 0:00,
110:45 ai in. (fl2:4s>p. in. Saturdays only). 3:30,
5:30 p. •m. Sundays — 7:30. 9:00, 11:00 a. m.;
12:30, 3:30, 5:30 p. m.. and 1 12: 01 a. ;i.
•Sunday arri yes. 7: 05 p. m. Sunday.
JSunday only. only. SJSaturday aDd
Sunday only. § Via Sausalito. *
Pacific Transfer Company's agents ar* r.uthor-
lr.ed to check . bac'gage direct from residences.
— — — / • ~ . ' \u25a0
m^^X MUIR WOODS
TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
FOOT OF MARKET STREET
- -v ' RtunJ Trip from San Francises, $1.30
Lt.Sib frwclso : iT.MiirWtifa Lt. Tamalpals p I
Weekday Sanj»y Weekd»r _Suais*y W«clnl«r Snnd»y_
>9:45 a ~BTi5» t7:2oa . 1 llOOa 7:20 a \\ttoi
1:45b 9:15 a 1:40* 11:46 a 1:40p 11:15 a
\u2666 4:«p .3:45 a 02:40p 12:50f 4.:14p 12:40p
...... 10:45 a 4=2op 2:40p a 9:50p 2:32p
...... 11:45 a ...... 3:50 p...... 3:45p
...... 1:45» ...... 5:20 p...... 5:10p
...:.. ...... 6:40 p...... 6:40p
.:..:. * 4:lsPi©ToMt. Tamalp ais only ......
•To Muir Sat. only. \u25a0 fMon.only.' a Sat.only. Muir only.
-'. Tickrt Offices — Sausnlito Ferry and 874 Market
".\u25a0;:•. General Office— Mill Valley, California
"livira if Tamalpals" ana "Htlr lia" art ilways spu ftr tsnti
ATXAXTIC OCEAy TRAVEL
' AH Modern Safety Device* (\Vireless,£:<*>
LONDON— PARIS— S^AMBURG
fPennsyra.May il.llam Deutschland . .- . .May 28
Graf 'WaldersecMay 18 *Pres." ' Lincoln.. -. June 1
tK. Aug. Vie. .".May 21 Oceana .June 2
Bluecher. . • -May 25 tAmerlka - .: ... ..June .4
t Unexcelled Rltz-Carlton a la Carte Restaurant, i
JHamburg direct. . »New. . -
. . i f \u25a0« r VIA GIBRALTAR, !
ITALY NAPLES J
'.*. '"f--^ .*TfM .* AND GENOA.
S. S. HAMBURG. . . . ... Slay 10, 11a.m.
S. S. MOLTKE . . . . . . . . . V ....... 3lay 31 j
S.S. BATAVIA. .. ...... - . . . . ..June 14
TRAVELERS' CHECKS ISSUED.
"Tourist ' Depart- : for Trips' ETerywhere.
' HamhiiPß-Amerleau Line,
• Jl6O Powell St^' Phone Kearny 2946 \u0084
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
""* DIRECT LINE" TtV HAVRE-PARIsI :
. Salllnss ; erery • Thursday. ', Instead of ' Saturday.*
at 10 a. m.; from pier 42, North river. loot of
Morton . street. V \u25a0\u25a0'-.\u25a0; -. z.- \u25a0 ; ,:^- i- , : -
. First ; elate to Harre, $77.50 and - upward; tec-
ond class toHaTre.,sso and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY I for . t UNITED STATES and CANADA.
*19 Btata I street, ;: New » York.'> FUQAZI i BBOTH-
EBS, Managers \u25a0 Pacific • Coast, 630 : Montgomery
street. San* Francisco. .Ticket! sold by ail tall-
road ticket agenta* '•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 - ,~ ;*s^^?; *5^^?
moved eastward and is now over New Mexico.
It has caused rain in Utah and snow in Wyo
ming. The pressure is rising rapidly over the
Roeky_mountaljj region and the northern portion
of the Pacific slope, causing generally fair
weather on the Pacific coast, except along the
coast -. south of- Point Conception, where it • Is
cloudy and» somewhat threatening. The tempera
ture has risen over the northern half of the
PiiciSe slope and fallen in the south and over
Wyoming. - The humidity at Ked Bluff is 43 de
grees and at Fresno 50 degrees. Conditions are
favorable for fair warmer weather in California
north of the Tehaehapl and cloudy weather in
the south, probably with showers in the moun
tains.
San Francisco and vicinity — Fair, warmer Mon
day; light northwest wind.
.Santa Clara valley — Fair, warmer Monday;
light northwest wind.
Sacramento . ?alley — Fair, warmer Monday;
light north wind.
'.San Joaquin' Talley— Fair, warmer Monday;
light north wind. ' '
California south of the Tebacbapi— Cloudy Mon
day. j>rnl>ably showers in the mountains: light
southwest wind. G. H. WILLSON*.
Local Forecaster.
Ccneral Fowcast
WASHINGTON. May I.— Cool weather in the
northern and middle districts of the United
States during the nrsthalf of the week is pre
dicted by the weather bnreau and the frost line,
it is said, is likely to extend orer the lower
Missouri, middle - Mississippi and Ohio valley*.
Unsettled weather will prevail In the next
three or fonr days In the middle districts of the
country from the central valleys eastward, but
, precipitation -will hardly extend over the extreme
southern states. , \u25a0
Over the western portions of the country the
weather will be comparatively settled until the
latter part of the week, when a disturbance of
moderate strength will appear in that district
and more eastward. \u25a0;
SELTZER "SOUSES" A
SIZZLING "JOY CART"
Fire Engines Come to Aid of
Siphon Brigade
Two men and a woman narrowly es
caped serious Injury in a fire that com
pletely destroyed the automobile In
which they were riding In the ocean
boulevard last night. It was necessary
to call upon the fire department before
the fire was put out. '">
Jack Homer and wife with George
Bruce*, an employe of the Win ton
garage, who was driving, wore the oc
cupants of the machine. They all es
caped with a few minor burns and
singes of the hair.
The party was motoring along the
beach in the direction of the park
when the fire v brok© out. Before the oc
cupants could get out the entire ma
chine-, was ablaze. 'Waiters and at
tendant© of, the several cafes in the
neighborhood rushed to their aid with
siphon bottles and buckets of water,
but little good was accomplished. The
cause of the fire was a defect in the
engine.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROU APRIL I. |l|k
VIA OAKLAND PIER
Leava (Foot of Market Street) Arrive
2.15 a Nilea, Livermore. Tracy, iatnrop,
Stockton, Lodi, Sacramento 10.38p
6.40t Ha jtt ard, N^f i, San Jom. 7 .08 a
7.00 a Richmond, Port Cost*. Beoieia. Suisun.
Dixon, Sacramento. Roieville, Karj-»-
vQle, Redding. Dunsnuir A .... 7.28»
7.00 a Elmira. Vacavule, Rurasey. 728>
7.00 a Davis, Woodland (Marysville. Oro-
ville), Williams. Maxwell. Willow*
Hamilton, Corning. Red Bluff * 7.28»
|7.00 a Newark, Ban Jose. Los Gate?, Wright 5.48?
7.00 a Felton (Boulder Creek). Eanta Crux. . . 9.53?
740 a Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Ron,
Martinet, can Ramon B.oBb
7.40* Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Alta- *
nont, Lathrop, Stockton 72Si
7.40 a Tracy, Los Banoa. Kerman, Fresno,
Hanford, Visalia. 4.23 i
a2oa Port Costa, Martinex Byron, Tracy,
Etockton, Merced, Fremo, Goshea
Junction (Hanford, Armona), Visalia
Portervilie, BakersSeld 4.4« i
8.20» Yosemite Valley via Merced. 7.48»
9.00 a Niles, Livermore. Stockton (*M3tonX
Valley Spring, lone, Sacramento..... 4.28 a
9.00 a P0r.0.-a, Tuolumse aad Anjrfs 4.28?
9COi Atlantic Expres*— Sacramento, True*
kee, Ogden, Salt Lake City. Denver.
Kansas City, Oouha, Chicago &28>
040 a Richmond.' Port Costa, Martin?*,
Bay Point 6.48 i
1020 a Vallejo Mare Idand. Nana 11.28*
1020 a Los Angeles Passenger — Port Costa,
Martine*. Byron, Tracy. Stockton,
Merced. Fresno, (Hanford. Coalings,
VisalUO *Ukersfidd. Lna Anselcs 748b
1620 a Mojave, . Olancha, Lone Pine, Mt.
Whitney.. | 7.4«p
10.40 a San Francisco Overlaad -Limited-
Denver. Kansas City, St. Louis,
Omaha, Chicago 728b
1 1.20 a Shasta Limited— Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle £U3»
12.00n Goldndd Pass.— Port Costa, Becicia.
Sacramento. Truckee, Hazen, Mina,
Tonopah, GoldSeld. Law«, Heeler.... 7.48 a
12.00n Mprj-sville, Chico. Red BluS 4.C8?
1.20p Niles, Irvin'ton, ?sn Jose 2.48?
1. 40 a San Leandro, Kites, Centerville. f 9.08 a
Newark, San Jose...^ I 728 i
IAOp Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright,
Felton (Boulder Creek), Santa Cms. . 938*
2.40b San Leandro, Nilea, San Jose, 928 a
«.00p Benicia, Winters, Sacramento— Wood-
land, Marysville, Orovflle— Yolo,
Arbuckle, Wflliams, WHlows.. |0.48 a
. 2.45p Via Sausalito, West Napa, Bt. Hdena,
CalJatoga lO^7a
S.SOp Port Costa (Stockton). Martinea,/ 12J38b
Byron. Modesto, Merced, Fresno. . \ 10.38 i
. 4-00» Vallejo, Napa. Calistoga, Santa Rosa,
Martinet, San Ramon, Dougherty,
Livermore .- 928 a
4.00p N'ilea (Ceaterrille), Tracy. Stockton f 10.28 a
Lodi ; .....I 10.38b
440p Saa Leandro, Hayward, Niles. Picas-
an ton, Livermcte, Tracy, Newman,
Kerman, Fresno 828 a
ZJOOp Richmond, Pinole, Vallejo, Port
Costa, Benicia, Suisun, Sacramento
— Roaevjlle, Marysrille, Oroville 1 1.28 a
BJOOp Russell, San Jow, Los Gatos 9.28 a
620b San Leandro, Niles, "San Jose. 7.48 a
6.00p Owl Limited—Los B.CBa
6.40p Eajtera Express— O?den, PueWo, Dea-
• -y \u25bc». Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. .
Port Costa, Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks 828p
«.40b Ha yward, Niles and San Jote 648 a
J7OC? Vallejo, Port Copts. Martinet, Bay
Point and Way Stations J11.189
7.40p Richmond. Port Costa. By.ron, Tiacy,
Lathrop, Stockton. ......* 1248p
82Cb Oregon Express— Davis. (S*cramei>to>,
.Willows, Redding (Kbmath FaUs\
Ashland, Portiand, Tacoma, Seattle*,
Spokane. • ' 9.28 a
&00b China and Jzpan Fast Mail— Ogden,
:'-v'. ; --.v" •Cheyenne, - Denver, Kansas City, "\u25a0\u25a0»\u25a0;
Omaha, Chicago ..:... 2-48p
9.00 a Port Costa. Benieia. Sacramento. Col- - -,
\u25a0^ fax. Truckee. Reno. Sparks, o;?den.. 2.43 a
11.09p Yosemite Valley Sleeper via Merced
toElPortal 828 a
I I.OOp Nile?, Plcasanton. Livtrmore. Lathrop,
Modesto, Mercfd. Fresno 1 0.38p
I I.OOp Fresno. Seima, Goshen June, Hanford,
Armona. Lemoore, Coalinga 8.28 a
• 1140b Port! and Express — Sacramr nto. Marys- \u25a0
. -; : - vflle. Red Bluff, Weed. Ashland. Rose-
buriC. Portlanfl. Tacoma. Prattle 12.23p
NETHERLANO'S ROUTE— From Padfe Sires! Wftarf-
Cblhnsviile. Emmaton, Rio Virta. Isleton. Rj-de. Wal-
uut GroTC, Vordca, Courthnd, Cbrbborg, Sacramento.
Leave 8.00 a.m. Toe.. Thurs.. Sat. Steamer Navajo;
amve § 5.00 p. m.
Leave 1.00 p.m. Daily, excepf Sunday, Steamer Uodoe
or Apache: arrivei ye 11. 30 p.m. j_
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY— From San Franci«t»
Market Street Wharf— Week Days— Hourly from 6.C0
a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Sundays— «. 4s, 8.15, 9.45, 11.15
, aju 12.45. 2.15, 3.45. 5.15, fi.43, 8.15 and 9.45 pjn.
. LOCAL FERRY TRAIN S-Vla Alameda Pisr.
To Oakland and AlamwJa— f6.10. t6.45 ajn., and ften
10 and 4o minutes past the hour nntil 7.45 am.- then
i 8.30. 9 15. 1000. 10.45. 11.80 p.m. and 12.15Tm.
To Alamtda and Frultvato via Horvwhot sam« as aKovs.
i a for Morninj. p for Afternoon, f Sonday execpted.
. I Sunday ody. j Arrive Moo. Wed. FrL
! :_] Union Transfer Caacihoriad to check Baron
I Jffcet from residence. .
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
P. S. . Stratton, Eweiver.
I.v. S. F. daily— •8:00 a. J9:3oa. ••10:30 a,
*3:00p, *5:40 p. Ar. S. F. dally— »7:2sa, *8:40 a.
•2:00 p. t5:25p. ••8:10 p.:.-. .
i fArleta. " t Tun it as Glen; stage for San Gre-
j Rorio and Pescadero. ••Sunday only Arleta.
V-- - : \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0••»•. \u25a0 •- \u25a0 ;
"Want; io Borrow Money? j
—See— I
;CALL :: WANT:: ADS j
AUCTION SALES
! • , •---
Jfe
RETIRING
FROM
BUSINESS
The well known contracting firm, the
City Construction Co.
WIU be sold at public auction
Tuesday, lay 3
AT 11 A. M..
At their* stable.
Fifteenth and Dolores Sts.
The following, to wit: 50 head of bis mares and
horses, 20 stick wagons, 3 brick carts, almosc
new; the harness goes with the stock; suc-
tion pumps and hose; safe; 4,000 feet «f timber,
10x10 and 10x12; 5.000 feet ot granito erxrbinj.
and other things too numerous to mention. Par-
; tin needing anything la this line will do well ta
attead. as this Is strictly a cleanup sale. The
terms are cash. Everything must -be remored as
soon as possible. This stuff must and will bfi
sold to the highest bidder. No reserve or limit.
Clough & Bodle
, Livestock Auctioneers *
BIC3 AUCTION
. EVERYTHING MUST GO
"\u25a0". head of big mares and horses; 9 p^Bies and
riss; 10 U. S. ,farm wagons; 10 sand wagons; S
express wasoufc; \ peddler's wa;ont*»Ji b'iS3fle!»:
2 rubber tire Surreys: 28 seta Harness. All will
an'l must be sold Wednesday. May 4. 11 a. ra.
J. W. MEDEIItOS. Auctioneer, 565 4th st. 2
£g? Regular Weekly Auctlo n j^»
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, 200, SH> Ta-
lencia st. at 11 a. m. 60 all purpose horses
and mares, wagons, buggies, cart-* and harness
of all kind*. Outside stock sold oa commission.
Phono Park 2723.
COAST L.LNQ
Lean (Third and Towasmd Streets) Arrire
ts£sa Loop— 23d Street. V'«itac»n. South
San Francisco, Valencia Strett \9J3Sm
1 5.35 a Loop— Valencia Strtit, Ocean Vkw,
\u25a0,s, s v • Cemeteries, South oaa Francisco,
23d Strett. 3rd aad Tovnsend. ..... tB.4S«
6.20 a South San Francisco, San Jose, Gilroy.
(HollisterX Sarsent, Pajaro, Wataon-
ville, Santo Crux TBOp
7.00 a South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Saa
- Jose. Way Stations t-35*
7.00 a Mayfirfd. Los Altos, Los Gates X2£of
8:00 a Shore line limited— Pa» RrblM
HatSprino. Santa Barbara, Los
Ancles. 9JOf
ZMm. The Coaster— San Jos«. P«i»ro (Wat-
sonville. Sant* Cms). Castroville,
(Del Monte. Monterey. Parifie Grove),
Ealinas, Soledad, Paso Robles Hot
Springs. San Luis Ohirpo, ,Surf,
(Lompoe\ Santa Ibrbara, Veatura,
Omard, Los Anzdes llABf
8.20 a MavSeld, Los Altos, Los Gatos. Wright,
Glenwood(Doulder Creek), Santa Crus.
Watsonville, Csstrovflle. Pd Monte.
Monterey, Pscifie Grove 9.00*
9.00 a San Jose, GBroy. Salir.a«, Pam Robl-s
Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo— Tre»
Pinos— Watwnville. Santa Cnu. W
Monte, Monterey. PadSc Grove 4J3C>
10.43 a South San Francisco, Burlingsme, Sas
Mateo, Palo Alto, Saa Jose... &30a
10.40 a Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gates. . | *f j§ J
1 1.30 a V'alerfrta Street, Ocean Vinr, Colra*.
Cemeteries. Baden, Sas Bruno t-3Sa
1 1.40 a South San Francisco, San Joaa t&2oa
2.C0» Del Monta Express— San Jose, Gilror.
Sargent (Watsonville, Santa Cms),
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacifio Grare.
(fSalinas) I2JOf
2.03p Sonth San Francisco. Palo Alto. Ssa
Jose 8.40*
\2JOSf Los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gates. m f3-20»
3.00 a South San Francisco. San Mateo. SZ
Jose. Gilroy^Tres Pinoe. Salicas IO.IO«
3.00b Watsonville, - Santa Crux. Castrovilli^
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacino Grov«. l0.0C»
3.40s Fanta Clara, San Jose, Los Gatos.
Writht (Boulder Creek). Santa- Cnu. IO.OC*
4.00s Sunset Express — Tucson, Df minj,
D Pasn, Houston, New Orleans,
Paso Robles Hot Sprints. Baa Lois
Obispo, Santa Barban ana Los Angeles 1 1.40 a
4.o#t Kansas City, St. Louis. Chicago. 11.40a>
4.20» South Saa Fnneiseo. San Jose XSXXm.
t3.00» BuriiaKame, Saa Uateo, Palo Alto,
San Jose and Way Stations 9.4f1a
t5.05» Loop— 23d Street. Visiujjioa, South
Saa Francisco, Valencia Street...... t&'sp
t5.20s Ketlwood, Palo Alto, San Jose. I.lob
|3.20b Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gatos. .. f3.20» "
|5.25p BBrlingame. Saa Mateo. Saa J0ae.. ... {3£ob
t5.30j» Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean Vie-w.
Cemeteries, South Saa Frsaeisco.
23d Street, 3d and Towntend 16L40f
5.40 a San Bruno, San Mateo. Kedwood, Palo
Alto. Santa Clara. San Joss '. ... 7.40 a
J5 40a Los Altos, Monta Vista. Los Gatos... J9.4C«
tS.OOp Millbrae, San Mateo. Palo Alto. M^y-
seld, Los Altos. Los Gatos t&OOa
t6.05s 23d Street. Visitacion. South San
Francisco. Valencia Street t7. 1 5s
t«^ZSp Loop— Valencia Street, Oeeaa View,
Cemeteries, South Saa Francisco.
23d Street. 3d and Towasflid;. f7.48#
6 30* South San Francisco. San Jose 5.4f1s '
&00f Los AatelesPassensrr— GOroy, Salinaa,
Puso Robles Hot Sprincs. San Lcia
Obispo, Santa Barban aad Loa Angeles a3o*
1!.45» South San Francisco. Palo Alto.f 7.20b>
SanJoae. \ 7^45f
LOCAL FERBY TRA!)<S-VTa O»kl«nd Plir.
To Oakland. Berkelsy. Berryman. East Oakland and
Fruitvil*— Daily— irora S.OO ».n>., aad every twenty
minutes until 7.00 p.m. inHnaive; then 7.-10. 8.20,
9.00. 9.40. 10L20. IUSO, i 11.40 pjn, 1120 and
UOajß.
To Sather and Metros* wta Seventh St— Pailr— Frem
6.00 9.KU. r.cd every tw«ity minirt*s Katil 7.00 p.m.
iadusive. thea 7.40. BJ3O. O.Oa 9.« X lO^a IXJO. *
andlLlOpjD.
To StonehurjJ— rkilv Eiwpt Sunday— 6.00, 7.00, B.oa
9.00 sjn., C.20, 3.00, iXO, 5.00, 5.40 p ro. Sunday
only 9XO lOOO.aja. LOO pjn. 2JXK 3100. 10 a 5.001
5.40 pjn.
To Oakland Flrxt SL. Fruitviis. AUrr.eda. via Hortetne*
—Daily— Frtan 18-Ca G. 20 a.m. and every twenty
minutes until 8.20 a.si. inclu*i»e; then 9.00. 9.20.
10.00. 10.20. IUO. 11.20 a.m.. 12m.. 12.20 .LOO. 1.20.
2.00, 2^o, 3.00, 3.20. J3.40 pjn. and every t»en'y
minutesnntil 7 p.m. iadasivp; 7.40. 8.20. 9.00, §A<L
10.M. 11.C0 and 11.40 p.a.. 12.20 ami 1.20 ajn.
Additiossi train to Osjkhnd First St.. 2.15 ajc.
To Wttt Bsrksiey— Daily Except SrAy— From 6LDO
ajn. and every twenty minutes until 8.20 a.m. indu>
*ive; then 9.00 a.m. and every hour until 4.00 pja.
indusm: thea 4.20 pjn. snd every twenty minutes
unta 7.C0 pjn. inrfnsjve: then 7.40 p.m.. 8.20. 9.0 a
8.40, ia2o, ILOa IL4O pja. and li2oajß.
fa W«i BsrksJsy— Sundays only— From 6LOO am
then 7jW. BSX), 9 DO xm. induave; then 9.20 a.m. aad
every twenty minutes until 3.40 pja. inclusive; thea
100 pjn. and every twenty minutes until 7.00 p.m. in>
elusive; then 7.lo'p^ .. SJ2O, ( J.CO. 9. W, 102 a ILCQ.
11.40 pjn. and 12.20 ajn.
r» Corain — DaHy Except Sunday— Fran 6.00 aja. and
every 20 minutes until 5.20 a.m.. then 9.00. 1000
ajn.. 12.00 m.. 1.00. 2.C0.3.C0. 100. 120. 14a &00.
5.3 Q. 5.40 and 100 pjn.
r» Corbin— Sundays ody— Prom 6.00 ajru then 7.00,
S.OO, 9.C0 ajn. induave: then 9.20 ajn. and rr»r»
twenty minutes until 3140 p.m. md'isive; thea 4Ctf
p.m. and every twenty minutes nntil &0Q pjn. __
BAY AXT> IXTERURBAX ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
Val!ejo,^Napa, St. Helena
ST. HELEXA-SAPA VALLET ROI'TB
Monticello S. S. Co. and Xapa Valley Electrta
K. E. Co. Oose connections.
fr^BOILVD TRIPS DAILA— B
Boats leave San Franeli<co 7:00, ,*3:i3 «. m .
12:30 noon. 3:15, 8:00. »8:3 On. m.
San Frandsw landing and offlw. Clay str<M»t
wharf, north end ferry bnildlnj. Market street
ferry. Meals ala carte, rtxoues Kearay 4fig at
nav, vard Crttrt.
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