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NEW S OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
BIDS RECEIVED FOR
QUAY WALL BUILDING
Twelve Contractors Seek Big
City Contract for Part of
Estuary Wharf
OAKLAND. Aug. 10.— Twelve bids -to
construct the first division of the quay
Vwall between Myrtle and Clay streets
were received by the board of public
works this morning and* were referred
to the city attorney and city engineer
for examination before the commission
.-.The city engineer estimated the cost
.©f building the first part of the wall
fet 5350,000, and in order that bids might
•be made as low as possible, again di
vided the section into fotir parts, group
ing these two and two. The bids sub
•niitted were hence twofold, contract
ors estimating on sections 1 and 2. and
felD CONSIDERED TOO LOW
The lowest bids were those of the
Carterra contracting company, which
offered to build sections 1 and 3 for
'.t 1&3.75 a linear foot and sections 2 and
M for ?U6.99. City Engineer Turner
called attention to those bids as being
much lower than the estimates of his
office, and explained that this prob
ably was due to imperfect knowledge
of the nature of the strata to be re
tnoved in the excavation. He said that
the Carterra. company was new on this
coast, and probably did not realize the
magnitude of the task it seeks. In his
opinion the work could not be done
\u25a0within the price e?et forth in the bid.
>Ie will pive figures when the board
meets to award contracts.
OFFERINGS OF CONTRACTORS
• The bids received were as follows,
per linear foot:
.Alf.-fd H. Vofft. sections 1 and 3 Sir,3.S7
Alfnd li. \..-t. m-tiutiK 2 and 4 103.57
< /titeira coatnctißf company, sections
. . ' » n<t 3 100.73
varterm contracting •••»mj>iiiiy, sections
t 4 r, an i * • Uft.HO
555 5 , •', HBr ? rs & Co.. -\u25baet-tions 1 and 3 3»o.<k»
_ HytlCllarjre* i Co.; arctKus 2 and 4.. lyo.OO
('-. I. Vloccat, sections 1 «d<l 3 177.0 ft
<•- IV. Viii-<ni, s.-.-tl..iip !• awl. 4 ..... 165.«i0
Kick^a-Krljart. BKtions 1 aud 3 1R4.30
. Kickon-KbrliKit. «.e<-ji<in»! '1 anil 4 ...... ID9.W
Mftrojiolis coßStructfon compaajrj sct-tious
. ' 8D11 .. :J •' - 145.00
31'trfijX'iis construotioa compauv, sections
\u0084- RU<l * ....* 14-i.OO
Nerccr-Frulrr. sectloijfc I and 3. 17«.0<;
jlfrwr-1 rarier. section^ 2 autl 4 >1T6.00
Kobort <". Sfrtrrie, 1 and G ... 158.00
Robert V. Btorrle. »;e«tiou« 2 and 4 ... l<jy.oo
ra^jfi'* construction oonjiisnv, secti'wvs
„ q « n<l ? 173.00
1 s^mc construciion company, eectkius
2 «nd 4 .*.'. J74.00
San rrs&ciacd bridge cotapanv, sr-ctions
t l \u25a0««» '} .....'. 133.4S
fcß.n Francisco bridge <-ompan» - , sections
,_" an <l * i - 153.4S
J iifnsrsiin bridge cumpanr. sectioni.
-I. and ." i , i 87.00
Trji>mr*na bridse compjov, £<c-ctlont
\u0084-, * ad * ......./..... ..;..-. i 57.00
* ott»n bmtucro forapaiiy. portions 1 and 3 1«0.00
Cotton brothers company, wrtlons 2 and 4 106.00
ESTUARY LAXI) BOUGHT
As soon as the contracts have been '
let the board of public works will be;
ready to order ground cleared for the |
build«rs. The second deal of purchase'
of estuary Jand was dosed yesterday !
and thf deeds were rei:or«ln«-i this morn
ing. For the eFtuary- wurk bonds were !
vot*>d for over $700,000. of which a j
lar«re part was for the acquisition of
land. I
The quay wall will . ext*» n .l from
Myrtl« street to, Broadway, although
\u25a0work will be commenced this year
only between Myrtle and Clay streets.
Along the wall will be 51 waterfront
Etreet; with a belt railroad an-1 ware
houses. •
I'ROORJISS IX DEVKI.OPMENT i
"The tedloys detail work necessary
to start the quay wall is over." sa.id
Mayor ilott. "Receiving bids this
morning put the project far along. . It
marks another milestone in the de
velopment of this city as a port, with
the wharves to receive all the com
merce that may and that will come to
. , "The engineers have designed the
wall so that piers can be added diag
onally when business , requires more
(spacf, yet wheu the wall Itself is done
.there will be ample wharfing space in
the estuary. From Myrtle street to
Ciay will be 2,000 feet, and we will
lisve the money for this work on band.
AYe have already sold the first block
of-bonds for the beginning of city hall
work, water front work and the. con-
Btructlon of the fire alarm building.
CHARTER REVISIONISTS
FAVOR BERKELEY PLAN
Oakland Freeholders to- Segre-
gate City Departments
\.*ttccicl Dispatch lo The Call]
.. OAKLAND. Aug. 10.— The charter
freeholders decided tonight to retain
in the new charter a plan of desig
nating elective commissioners or coun
cilmen as heads of departments. Free-
TioMers Pardee. Daley and Chamberlain
'yrere named as a committee to arrange
ihe -segregation of various municipal
departments under that plan, so .that
each commissioner should be assigned
tt> designated duties. This follows the
Berkeley charter provision.
ANDERSON MAKES TRIP
: AND IS ENTERTAINED
Curry and Johnson to Be in
Oakland
\u25a0OAKLAND, Aug. 10.— Alden Anderson
was a visitor in Oakland today, making
a-tour of the city and being entertained
at a luncheon at the Hotel St. Mark.
!. Charles F. Curry is expected in Oak-
: Land Friday and Saturday. :•"--.
. Hiram Johnson will speak. Friday
Evening at the Masonic hall. Peralta
street near Seventh. Mayor. Mott. will
preside.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
\u25a0. ASTORIA, Aujrr JO.- — Steamer Coaster will
r<rnj;i!«-tr it* cargo of lumber «t the Knappton
tiiilln today and sail this evening for San Fran-
CJBTO.
.\u25a0' &fh'*mor TT. F. Jewctt arrived this morning
from ><an Pedro and will load lumber.
•. f-'team schooner {Julnault arrived this afternoon
from San Francisco with general carffo.
Schooner Banpor clears at the custom bouse
today for Sen Dle£O with a carjjo of ".50,000
feet of lumber loadwl at tiie Knappton mills.
\u25a0Steamer Breakwater arrived today from Coos
bay with a heavy caryo of ' freight and full. list
Sttamers Golden Gate and Sue H. • Elmore
tailed today for Tillamook <rith freight and pas-
•Taut ' Meaner J. A. Cbanrtor sailed Tuesday
rv«-Dtop for San Francisco, after discharging . Its
xarjro of fuel oil. . \u00841 '\u0084 . , T , A
The CMoline schooner Gerald C. Captain H. o.
Hauson. wl)i<-ta failed tuts morning wlthjcarjro
lor Aiwa and other eoa*t point*, ran «pound
on the Jftty sands Just north of Republic v splt
hhortlr «rter daylight this roorninc. and at latest
feport* was still branded. Tbelife savlnp crew
is Handing l«.r to render a«t4sfan«» In r«fe aid
is needed, it V expected. However, that the
craft will float onNst high tide late this' evening.
• Purlng th^ month of July 2C vessels loaded
lumber at the mil!* in the lower Columbia river
district for California points. .. Their combined
r«rrne* totals 17.fe57.WUi feet, ©I, lumper and
19 000 railroad ties. In addition to" these there
was one raft vontainiifS: T.omMHXt feet of logs
towed to San Pedro and a raft mntaiuing^.WK».
00(1 feet of piling lowed to San .Franrlsoo. - There
weKriltn 14,«17- bundle* ' of ;- box cnovkb ' EhUipeU
tioa bat to £aa Francisco. aBK— I
University Professor and
College Graduate Marry
j Mrs. Oliver M. Washburn, "who was Miss Caroline Rockwell.
ENTRANCE TESTS
TO START TODAY
Prospective Students Will Have
Five-Days, to Take Univer=
sity Examinations
BERKELEY, Aug. 10.— Matriculation
examinations will be given by the uni
versity to prospective . entrants com
mencing tomorrow morning at S:3O
o'clock and ending Tuesday afternoon.
Students will be examined in algebra,
Latin a.nd elementary German tomor
row; in English. elementHry French,'
Spanish, history and government of the
United States on Friday; in piano or
solid -geometry. Latin, physiology and
English on Saturday.
Next Monday the'jtests which will be
held are: Physics, book keeping,
stenography, music, CJreek. synthetic
projective geometry, ancient history
and geography, geometrical drawing,
physical geography ;ind intermediate
and advanced French. ,
The examinations will end Tuesday
with tests in plane trigonometry, Eng
lish history, Greek, analytic geometry,
botany, medieval history, modern his
tory, free hand drawing, v chemistry,
zoology, intermediate ar.d advanced
German.
Re-examinations to students, as
aft special tests for advanced standing,
will be given from August 11 to 20 by
the various Instructors.
New students, graduate and under
graduate, will be registered August 19
and 20, and on August 22 old students
will be enrolled. Instruction In all
classes on the campus will begin Au
gust 23 and study cards will be iiled
iinally a week later.
OAKLAND STORK STILL 7^
L^ADS "GRIM REAPER"
OAKI-AN'D, Aug. 10. — The hoard of
health report of vital" statistics for the
month of .July gives the births in this
city during that month at 209, with 131
deaths. In June the births were 183,
and the deaths 159; in' May the births
205 and the deaths, 166.
GROWS HAIR
ON BALD HEADS
A Remedy That Gosts Noth-
ing if It Fails to Do as
Claimed
Resorcin is. one of the latest and
most effective -germ killers- discovered
by science, and Jn connection 'with' Beta
Naphthol. also a 'powerful antiseptic, a
combination is formed which destroys
the germs wh'lch rob the hair of its
nutriment, and thus creates a- clean
and healthy condition of the scalp,
which prevents the development of new
germs.
Pilocarpine is a well known :agent
for restoring the hair to its natural
color, where the. loss of color 'has been
due to a disease.. Yet It Is not a color-
ing matter or dye. \u25a0 >;
'.The famous Rexall "93" Hair » Tonic-
is chiefly composed of Resorcin, Beta
Naphthol and Pilocarpine, combined
-with pure alcohol because of Its cleans-
ing and antiseptic qualities. . It makes
the"' scalp healthy," nourishes the hair,
revitalizes the 'roots, supplies . hair
nourishment and stimulates a new
growth.
We want you to try a -.few bottles of
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic on our personal
guarantee., that the trial will not . cost
you a' penny . if.lt .does not give you
absolute satisfaction: - That's proof of
our faith in this remedy, and '\u25a0\u25a0 it should
Indißputably. demonstrate that we know ;
what we are-talking about" when-; we
say that 'Rexall "93" Hair ' Tonic will
grow hair" on bald heads, "e.xcept ; of
course where baldness hasheen of such
long duration that the; roots of the. hair
are ' entirely dead, the'/ follicles closed
and grown over and the_ scalp Is glazed.
Remember, we are "basing our state-
ment* upon what has already'been- ac-
complished by ; the .use- of "Rexall "93",
Hair ' Tonic. ; and . we? have the ;ri ght. ' to
assume thar'what. it. has done.for v -hun-
dreds of : others it will: do' for, you.Vln
ahy event, you can not loee' anything
by giving it a trial on our 'liberal, quar r '
antee.; Two "sizes, cents v- and -sl^oo.
Remember; "yoir , can '"', obtain- "Rexall
\u25a0Remedies, in. San Francisco onlyiat The
Owr Drug Cp:,, Inc.*. 710 Market st., : 77S
\Market St.. Post and: Grant ..ave., -943
Kearny st, Sixteenth and - Mission • sts.
THE SA]^RANCIS^ '
MISS ROCKWELL
BECOMES BRIDE
- \u25a0
Oliver M. Washburn and His
Wife to Make Their Home
in Berkeley
OAKLAND, Aug. 10.— Prof. Oliver M.
Washburn and Miss Caroline O. Rock
well .were married last night at the
residence of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rockwell in Adeline
street. The ceremony, which. was read
by Rev. Richard M. -Vaughn, pastor of
therFirpt Baptist church of Berkeley,
was witnessed by members of the
families and a half dozen of the closest
friends. . j , - .
The bridal robe was a white" chiffon
gown over white satin. A* shower
bouquet of white carnations completed
the costume.
After the informal reception and
wedding supper Mr. and Mrs...Wash
burn went to the attractive home in
Berkeley, which had already been
madej ready for thoir occupancy.'
The bridegroom la connected with
the faculty of. the University ; of Cali
fornia as assistant, professor of ar
chaeology. Mrs. .Washburn was grad
uated from the state university with
the last class. '. '
ATLANTIC OCEAN TKAVBL
AMERICAN LINE
IM> 111 11 11 III — ('hirhnurj; — Sou dm nipt on
Phllailelphin--7Qneenstown— Liverpool
ATUKTBC TRAHSPORT LINE
IV cw York— London Direct •
HOLLfi3D-AMER!CA LIME
Xerr York— Paris— -London— Rotterdam
via Plymouth and j lioiil«»sjnc-Sur-Mer
RED STAR LtHE
Xew • Vork— Dover— Ant xrerp
WHITE STAR LINE
X.V.-Q,ueensto-»Tn-Holyhead-Llverpool
X.V.-Plymouth-ClierbourK-SoHthanipton
Hoston- — Queenntown— lifverpool
xc« York |To MFniTFRRANFAN
nnd BoMon < The: HICUIICHKAWCAW
Vln Azore.i, Gibraltar, etc. \u2666
Canopic . . .Sept. 14| Romauic. . . ..Oct. 1
Cretie ....Sept. 21|CnnopIc .;. . . .Oct. 22
WHITE STA3— DOMIHIB»
! ' Canadian Service slail ' .StenmerM
Montreal — Quebec— Liverpool
.Weekly Sailing*. The; Scenic Route to
Ktirope
SEW S. S. LAURKNTIC & MEGAATIC
Largest anil Most Modern Steamers on the St.
Lawren<H». , - -. : .
Sit) «eary BtrePt, opposite St. Francis Hotel;
london M^-iiL-/. TUESDAYS
bsemen ojljf j R«j^ 10A - »*•
Express Sailings.
Oeilio .Auc -j::! Knisf r Win. -ll.. Sept. 0
KroD priiis rWin..- Auc "A)\ Kalsi-r -.Wm.d.Or.Sept. 13
par?s n : £ ovmflii Thursdays
BREMEN j^^° .\u25a0"".H 10 A.M.
. Twin Sere iv Sailincs.
BreniPn Auc" 2.">| Pr. Friod'h \Vm.,Scp. f>
' Gr. Kurfuortit...SPii. l|R.irl»anwsji .". . .. ..50p..15
GIBRALTAR H i«. 8
NAPLES | IflMfl ' - M^"*" \u25a0
GENOA *<*]**"s** 11A.M.
Herlin' (u»-w) .l.^Ang. ITijl'. 1r0upi.... .'.'..' .Hop. 24
K. Albert.. . . ... .Xt 1>- I<j[ K.'Uiine. .... ..-. .-,l)ct."* 1
Wlroli'sn nnd *iiibmarlno Bljtnalii. \
-.' Indr pendent Itmimi-tlif-Worlil Tour*.
"' . Travelers ' Checks Good AH Over the World. •
OELRICHS & COl, Cen'l Acts., 5 Broadway. N.Y.
' RuVxrt Caix-ili'-," <:. A* V. <.'.,-. -St.*
op|)ositoSt. FrauciK Hotel, Saul-'ranrlsco. ; .Tele-
phone — Kearny 47^4. ' *- : --.... \u25a0 .- -
I FRENCH \u25a0:^iN&
I ciE. gle/.tkansatlantique. \u25a0
DIRECT LINE TO! HAVRE-PARIS;
1 \u0084? Sailings Every Thursday^ and ' Saturday.
;'Bretagno'»; .'.Anp.'ll La '.Lorraine. Sept. 111 1
-; La Provence.Aug.' IS La : Provence. Sept. - 8 • *
,' Kspagoe \ 'f. . Aujf. 25 La ' Sa^voie/.'":Sept. 13 '\u25a0'. '
Kxira Salllngß— Carrying oac class (11)^ cabin i
..-.,;'- ' , passengers.' l ' ..' .-\u25a0;.\u25a0..., ;.\u25a0•*.,.-.
Chicago . . . . ". ..... .'_: .....,;.. }~.?..:\3xiij 23 1
Floiidc . . .". .... . . . r. ....... . ; .-.-.-. . .. July 23 ;
,'FUGAZI BROTHERS. / \u25a0-\u25a0 V.k
.. .Pacific* Coast. Managers, .
<>30 Montgomery; st. \u25a0
Cabin Office. CSS, Market »t.. : "
Canadian ? Pacific'^ Empress V, line lot - ? Steamers
Railing ,:weekly • between .'Montreal; and 'Liverpool, i
{Wireless on ;all jHteamers.' :^ Ask- stny ticket agent."
orwrite E.'E.^PENW.U.- A.,' Palace Hotel. San
: ; ffr.Bnci2co.'-;-; : \u25a0. :;. -..\u25a0.-\u25a0.; \u25a0 -. ..;, r .-.-.. \u25a0•. . v -- -. ; ,
FACULTY AT ST.
MARY'S CHANGES
Order of Christian Brothers
Makes Transfers in
Coast; Schools XV
, OAKLAND, Augi- 10. — Important
changes; ln the personnel of the faculty,
of St. Mary's college have been made
by \u25a0 Brother Xenophon, provincial of- the
order of Christian Brothers on .the^Pa
cific coast, preparatory to the opening
of the new, school year, which takes
place . September 1. changes. not
onty affect St. Mary's college, but. many
other Educational institutes through'
out «the coast; states operated ;under the
religious order of' instructors. :
Brother Vellesian, :vwho ' has been
president of St, Ma'ry'sVcollcge .for the
last six years, , will take charge of St.
Joseph's academy, Peralta 'park,\Berke
ley,. and j Brother I Florlnus, director at
Peralta park, .will be In'char^e
of . St. Mary's. , Brother Florinus 'was
formerly president 'of the • ChJrlstian
Brothers' college at Sacramento. 'Brother
Lewis, : president of Sa'creh " Heart col
lege of San I-'rancisco, has been- ap
pointed prefect /at St. Mary's' college
of this .city and -will be assisted by"
Brother Joseph. Brother Gregory-suc
ceeds Brother ~. Lewis .at Sacred- Heart
college. . The ,busihess department of
St. Mary's college will be directed by
Brother Vantasian of Portland, 7 whose
place in that city will be filled '-by
Brother Aldrich of St. Mary's college
here. Brother Edmund of St. Mary's
arid Brother Ulbertian of the'same have
both been transferred, the; former to
St.^Peter's school, San Francisco, and
the latter to the Christian Brothers' col
lege, Sacramento. ; --' 1
Among the changes at other insti
tutions .will'' be the appointment of
Brother Vivian, formerly director of
St. Peter's school,': Sani Francisco, and
recently of- the academy at Peralta
park, Berkeley, as director of St.; An
thony's school, East Oakland. He will
succeed Brother Felan, who will \u25a0 be
procurator- at "^ St. Mary's 'college.
Brother Paul, director" at Santa Cruz,
has been - appointed of St.
Vincent's asylum. San Rafael. . He is
succeeded by Brother! Justin. . .
MANY NEW SITES ARE
OFFERED TO COLLEGE
Special Inducements to Baptist
School Include $200,000
' OAKLAND, Aug. 10— The board of
directors of California college, the Bap-,
tist institution' Jn\ East Oakland, has
been "offered in addition to a new site
for the college a tract of land on the
north bank of^ the American river, be
tween Fair. Oaks and Orangeville, con
sisting of 60 .acres, the sum of $200,000
to be-used as a- building fund'and for
the establishment of the college.
A number of other "offers have been
made through the;,chambers of com-"
merce'and. civic organizations of Chico,
Fresno. San Jose, Stockton and Porter
ville, but definite action- on any of the
propositions will not' be taken until
the Baptist convention is held in the
late fall, although the board will con
sider.the various offers In the meantime
and present these to the;conventionl
; School work at the college was sus
pended last May on account of financial
stress and poor attendance, since. which
time the board of directors has been
considering new, ; plans for both a site
and the operation of .the school.
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Steamers leave' from Broad-
j£s£ : -£Q\ "'ay Wharves (Piers 9
[QL/yUff^Sb \^\ I'O™ iatf!«. Including berth
I I • 1 I anf l meals.
I \ Vffclifi»/ .1 Special Roun.l Trip Rates.
yV^V yS/ LOS ANGELES
\^&^rj@/ =I>^ SAX DIEGO k J
•SAIVTA BARBARA'
President or Governor Alternate Mondays, 4 p.m.
\u2666Santa Rosa ...'... ....Every Thursday, 11 a.m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWi\SEND
TACO3IA, VICTORIA, VAXCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for Southeastern Alaska,
Skagway, Dawson, Fairbanks, and all points on
the Yukon..
President or Governor Alternate Saturdays, 2 p.m.
City of Puebla, Umatilla or Queen .....:....
.........'. Alternate Tuesdays.2 p.m.
$37.50 Seattle and return. Inc. ; berth" and meals.
EUREKA (HUMBOLDT BAY)
SUte.of Cal. ...Aug. 10, ; 13, 20, 25, 30, 3 p.m.
GUAXMAS, aiAZATLAX, LA PAZ
ENSENADA, SAX JOSE DEL CABO
Curaca0". ... .... .'.'.# . . - . : . Wed., Septl 7, 12 m.
Xome-St. Michael. Urnatiila, Aug. 22, 4 p. m. |
LEAVE SEATTLE ""'
ALASKA CRUISES 1911
Spokane (Sailings wlll.be announced 'later). •
NOME- ST. MICHAEL
Senator .'..... . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 16, Sept. 0
Right reserved to change this schedule. .*
TICKET >OFFICES— PaIace Hotel, ; 653 Market
Bt., 16 Market St., and Broadway wharf.
\u25a0 Telephone Kearnj 492. ,:- , ;
OAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel." Oakland SGBO.
1 CD. DUNANN,; General Passenger Agent. .
©AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tehuantepec Routed
\u25a0•» Regular Fait Freight .Service -J - : ': ;
. : NEW YORK TO' PACIFIC COAST
PORTS , AND -HAWAIIAN ::\u25a0> ISLANDS,
sailing from New York every' six days,
making direct connection with % Pacific
steamers -; sailing 'from ' Sail na Cruz,
• Mex., every, six days for San Francisco.
PACIFIC COAST? PORTS TO NEW
YORK:- Also .to Mexican and all prin-
cipal : European .'ports .under, through
rate and through bills of lading. Sail-
ings from . San v Francisco every 12 days. 1
For ratea and further'particulars ap-
ply \u25a0to DEARBORN & LAPHAM. Gen-
eral Agents.' 8 :. Bridge str.eet, New
. York : .-.WILLIAMS, ".*. DIMOND . & C 0. ,;
. General v Agents, ",' Pacific Coast. .-.,
: . 310 Sansome St.; San Francisco. " \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0
Tip RISEN KAISHA
ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY \u25a0
S. 8. VTenvo Marn'-'."".: : .TresJay.'.An*."ie," 1 : 1910
(Will loncl and. pail-from, Pier n4.).-,C.--r.
S. S. "xUppon Maru"..... .luesday, Sept., 6, 1910
S." 6.' "Chiyo Mcru" . : . .... .Tuesday, Oct. 4,: 1910
Steamers sail < from ' company's ' piers, Nos. - 42,
44, near foot of Second -st..: at l'p. m., for Yoko-
hama and i Hongkong,' calling at < Honolulu; Kobe.
\u25a0 (IiU'KO) ' ami - NaghKakl and , Shanghai; \u25a0 and . con-
necting i'at ; Hongkong i with steamers for • Manila,
India, etel' No cargo receired on board on day of
sailing.'- Rouud- trip- tl?kets at reductd rates.- •
For freight, and passage apply > at office, - 240
James Flood .bulMing. ;. , W. , H; AVERY/ . :
'- ; *;:> V\ r " Assistant- General .Manager.* 1
: :."' : 13,000^ Tons; Displacement fAi :
, Salis: noon, Aug.. 24.Vl9lo.H for: Honolulu
andiKahului.,;. ,;: •\u25a0•\u25a0;.".-.-;,• ";"-•:.= ; v =:•/\u25a0-';*. :-:\u25a0--:•.
: " Round .Trip to Honolnln, f 110.00, first
\u25a0clbbm. :\u25a0,-''•\u25a0 .--y' : -'/' u ' r '<\u25a0\u25a0 i : . -:\u25a0\u25a0:" -'<-•'.:
MATSON i NAVIGATION > CO.
268 j Market- Street /
'- :;'; . it. ?- \u25a0 -, ' . ;., .'.;.;\u25a0."• \u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0 - : ..,\u25a0.-' « \u25a0'.: \u25a0
ill AN fl I 111 II S. , S. i Sierra (ltliooo tons : dls-
• 11 VW ULULI) placement) . sails 1 11 ; a; |m. Aug.-.
* 20/; 1010. v5 Special round. trip $110," first class;!
?
\u25a0» - \ MariposassaUBMl*a.*m." v Sept.;ill.' 1-- \u25a0' r i]
'•o Sppcinl'Tahltl Ground i trip; sl2s,~i first } class. %
OCEANIC LlXE."i673'iMkt.;itel.Keaniy 1231.J
AMAZON SPOUSE
DROVE HIM OUT
Clerk Brings Divorce Suit
Against Woman of Whom
He Was in Terror
Aug. >
wife i; who, V he. says^ weighsV66' pounds
more.^than he -does and uses *her; fists,
flatirons, ' carving—knives and heavy
demijohns as weapons against him with
equal facility 4 and willingness,;- Manuel
P. Pachecho, a : clerk,, teday brought
suit for divorce. -The wife, Maria, he
says, has driven him* out" of their home
by her repeated -attempts to take his
ii^fe.. Once she -came close; to stab
bing him ,with a. carving knife as he
was making hi? hasty and "undignified
exit from the home that hVshot out 61
the , front . door- without his ; clothes.- -
It was ; while " he j was stariding'^thus,
shivering in the early morning air, and
begging lier to ,let him' go into ..the
house if it was only to get -his shoes,
that she-flung a demijohn at him,- he
says. - - ' . ;-\
A month ago Mrs. Pacheco sued him
.for divorce as the result of a quarrel,'
but .withdrew. the suit. -
Christiana Gehb brought suit ior di
vorce today against Julius Gehb, an
upholsterer, accusing him of -heaping
indignities; upon' her. ,
-. -The following, new suits for divorce
were begun today:' 'Josephine against
David Allen. v de&ertion, habitual in
temperance and failure to provide; Wil
liam J. Richardson against Nine, deser
tion. :'-.\u25a0•; -\u25a0' :-V '. "
OFFICER INJURED
t^IN BARROOM FIGHT
Watchman Is Kicked in Face
While ' Making an Arrest
[Special Dispatch to. The Call]
SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 10.— In a fierce
battle 'with 1 Frank Regalia, whom he
was 'attempting to arrest this morning
in the barroom of \u25a0' the' Golden Eagle
hotel, Nightwatchman George Qollar
more was »ki eked in the : face and badly
injured before he succeeded! in taking
the man* prisoner. Regalia attempted
to draw his revolver as they struggled
under a counter and bit and kicked un
til the officer subdued him with his
club.
GROUNDS OF SCHOOL
WILL BE INCREASED
Board of Education Orders Pay-
ment for Purchase
OAKLAND. Aug. 10.— The board of
education has ordered the payment to
J. R. Talcott of $6,360 for a" strip' of
land 60 by 53! feet adjoining the Fre
mont high school grounds' in- Melrose.
The ground will be added to the school
yard .to complete the block. Talcptt is
now preparing: the deed, and the deal
will be closed in, a few. days. .
PEACEMAKEB KILLED— EI raso, ; Trx.. Ang.
10. — Bonito Lopez, assistant tax -'collector at
Casas <;ranilm,: Chihuahua, - M^x.;- was stabbed
-. to .death, lust : night, when. he. attempted to
. , Ntop a -fijtht ' Bnionj; four men -at a'danoc at
he Pearson . lumber mills. ; The men -gabbed
Lopez 40 time*. \u25a0 \u25a0 . .\u25a0. \u25a0 - .. ' \u25a0 ' . :
RAILWAY TRAVEL -
/^^^. Schedule Effective
p(spU] June 12, 1910
V^JL<u/ UNION FERRY DEPOT
. . :. .San - Franclacp
I^ave. ~ Via -Sausalito. ArrlTe.
t6:45a Petaluma, Santa-. Rosa, •llealds-
\ \u25a0 burg, . •Cloverdale, Oucrneville,
\u25a0>>* Monte- Rio, Duncan Mills, 7«
Cazadero ' >.J9:osp
7:ISa Sonoma, Glen Ellen ........... 6:05p
7:45 a Petaluma, "Santa v ßosa, Healds-
burg, CloTcrdale, Uklah, Wil-
lits. Sherwood 7:35p
8:15 a Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker, Caza-
dero /.......... 7:S5p
8:45 a Petaluma, Santa , Rosa, . Guerne-
ville, '-. Monte Rio. • Duncan
Mills (leaves from Cazadero). -'7:05p
t9 :lsa Sonoma, Glen E11en............. JB:Sop
J9:lsa Pt. Reyes ;........... JS:O5p
10:45 a Petaluma, Santa R05a...... ... 4:33p
t2:45p Pt. Reyes, Camp Meeker/ Caza-
\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0,\u25a0 dero-.. ••11:03 a
3:15p Petaluma,. Banta.Roea, Healds- ".
. . burg. Cloverdale, -Uklah. Guer-
neville, Monte Rio, Duncan
/Mills, = Sebastopol 3 (to Caza-
dero Saturday and Sunday).. II :05a
J3:lsp Pt. Reyes .........; Js:osp
4 :45p Sonoma, Glen Ellen ............ ; 9:05 a
5:15p Petaluma, Santa R05a. ......... 8:35 a
5:45p Pr." Reyes '(leaves ' 7:15 p.-m.
; g :.".-.\u25a0...:\u25a0..\u25a0.'.. '8:05 a
ELECTHIC SUBURBAN VIA "SAUSALITO
Satisalito, Mill Valley. San Bafael— Daily
every, 30 minutrs from .6:45 a. m. until 9:45
(a. .m.^-honjly'until 2t45 p. m.,* then 3:15 p. m.
and every 30 minutes until 7:45 p. m., then 9:00.
10:35 p. 5 m.. and 12:01 a. m. < (On Sundays in
addition— Every ,3o minutes from 0:45 a. m. to
3:15 p.m., excepting: 2:15 p." m.)
Fairfax— Leaves t«:45. 7:15. 7:45.. 5;15, 8:45,
9:15. 9:45, 410:15. 10:45. J 11:15, 11:4,5 n. m.;
$12:15. 12:45. Jl:15. 1:45. 2:45. 3:15, 3:45, 4:15,
4:45, 5:15, 5:45. 6:15, 6:45, t7:15,- 7:15, 9:00,
§§10:35 p. m., J12:01 a. ra. ,-
San ftuentin via San Rafael — S:4J a. ra., 1:45
p. m.- .\u25a0'.-.' r..- - 1 \u0084.--.,,-\u25a0„•\u25a0 \u25a0 ... -^- :\u25a0'"\u25a0'• .' .
Tiburon and Belvedere— Week day s 7 7:30, 9:00,
110:45 a. m. (IS 12:45 p.m. Saturdays only). 3:30,
5:30 p. m. Sundays — 7:30. 9:00. :ll:00 a. m.;
12:30. 3:30. '5:30 p. m.; and §12:01 a.-m. * .
• \u25a0 'Sundays arrive 7^05 ' p. . m.' • **Mondays ! only.
fExcept Sunday. iJSunday only.' only.
IJSaturday ami Sunday^ only. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 «Via" Sausaltto. ;
\u25a0 Pacific Transfer Company's agents are. author-
ized, to check baggage direct: from residence. ?..*"'
P^ MUIR WOODS ;
mtHtam^lpais
VIA SAUSALITOFEPRY^
. FOOT OF, MARKET STREET ' .'\u25a0-:' "- —
Bound . Trip from San rrancleoo, $1.10
Li.SwFfwcbcr t>. Mt Wwts It.Thmlhli
Weekday I Sanday Weekday! Sunday Weekday Sunday
8:45* '8:15> t7:2oa 11:00* v7:20**10:10a !
1 1:45p /9:16 a -1:40p 11:45* ivi ! !W V'\l*\
\u2666 4:45p .9:45* 02:40^ 12:50p /4:J4p 12:40p!
; ...V.. 10:45* 4:20p 2:40p * 9:50p • 2:32p ;
...%r. 11:45* ...... •; 3:50 p...:.. 3:45p
l.'.V. vl:<sp .'..... 5:20 p...... 6:10p
...:... 3:45p *:.:/.; 8:40 p...;.. 6:4.0p
...:?. »4:15P ®ToMt. Tamalp aisonly .."....
•To Muir Sat only. . t Mon. only, a Sat. only.- Muir only.
I -.Ticket OflSces— Sausalito Ferry and 874 Market ' .
- ; >:-.> ".:% General Office— Mfll Valley, California ••:, ?: :- -^
"Tmra if Tnalpab". aid "Msir In" ar» tlwis mm fir nasts
»*>• % "ocean shore k railway" V _
Depot 12th and Mission— F. S. Stratton, Becelver
-Leave San" Francisco."* I ;' 'Leave Arleta. '
A; M.8:00, 8:30.' fl0:30 A." M. .5:25, "V 6:40. 'i 11:20
P. M.3:00, 5:40, ;|5:40 P. M.'.3:25. 'f4:10
; 'Leave Tunitas \u25a0 Glen: A.M., ; |8:15. ; P.M.7 3:00.
' * All- trains daily j except tSundays i only." §Moa- ,
days only. fTunitas Glen : Saturdays only. 'Stage '.
for .; San ;Gregorioj and s Pescadero.; :,-\u25a0.."; * ;- ' :l.- _" j ;
BA k AAB urUUtUBAJV > UOUIUS 7~ ;
MJlPfr VALLEir ROOTC'
. Mare IHani Navy Yara. yanejo, NipaySJT.Helemi
-Boats leave 7:00, 8:45 •- m, 12:30. 3:20.
6:OO. B^o p. nu Meals ala Carte. - -f -^, -
Sock and olllre, Mortt > End t Ferry BoJldind. :
nonet: Kearny«lOo;BoacC 4708. -
[Don't Worry; It Don^t Pay'
I USE CALL WANT ADS
and return
'SOUTHERN
••The Philippines an I Saw Them,**
RAILWAY TRAVEL
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-- TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM JULY 3. 1910 "*^
VIA OAKLANDPIER
Lwtb (Foot of 51ark;t Strfet) Arrive
2.15 a Nilw, Tracv. liatnrop, StocUtoa,
; • Lodi, G«lt,Hk Grove, Sacraminto.. 10.38p
6.40» Hayward. Nflfs, San J0«.. .......... ; 7iJBa
7.00 a Richmond, Port Cost*. Benicia, Suisun,
Dixon. Sacramento, RoseviUe, ilarj s-
ville. Redding, Dunsmcir 7.28?
IJOOa Qaain, Vacanile. Rom*y. - 7.28p
7.00 a Davis, Woodlwd (Marysvill?, Oro- '
vtUe), • Wflliamj, Maxwell. . Willows,
Hamilton, Cornin ». Red Bluff 7.28p
7.40 a Vallejo, Napa, Cafistoga, Santa Rosa.
Martinet, mh Ramon, Livermnrc. . . 6.08?
7,40 a Niles, Fieasinton, Livermore, Tracy,
» . Lathrop, Stocktoa 7.28p
7.40 a Tracy, Los Banos. Kerrcsn. Fremo. 4.28p
B.ooa Newark, San -lose. Los Gatos, Wright.
Felton (Boulder Creek), Santa Cmi. . . 6.48J
8.20 a Port Costa, Martinet, Byron, Trary,
Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Goshen :.%
Junction (Hanford. Armooa), Visalia,
Porterville. Bakergfield :.' 4.48p
8.20 a Yosemite Valley via Meresd. 4.48p
9.00 a Nfles, Livermore. Stockton (*Milton),
Valley Spria?. lone, Sacramento..... 4^Bp
9.00 a Sonora, Tuolumne ami Ansels 4^Bp
9.00 a Atlantic Express— Sacramento, Truc-
ked, Ozden, (Lake Tahoe), Salt LaSto
City, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha,
Chicago...-..;..' ....... 8.23?
9.40 a Richmond. Port Costa, Martinet,
Bay Point.. i 6.48p
lO^Oa Vallejo Mare Wand, Napa 1 1 .28 a
10.2Ga Los Anjeles Passenwr— Port Costa,
Martinez. Byron, Tracy, Stockton,
*'i:Z'. Merced, Fresno, (Ranford. Coalings,
' •" . Visalia.) Bakerafield, Los Angeles 7.48p
10.40 a San Francisco Overland limited— i
» Denver. Kansas City, « St. Louis,
Omaha, Chicag0.........;.. 5.28p
1120 a Shasta Limited— Portland, Taeoma,
Seattle ........: 9.18p
12-OOn Goldfidd Pass.— Port Costa, Benicia. >
Sacramento, *Truckee, -Hazen, Wa-
baaka (Yerlngton, Mason;, • Mioaj
Tonopah, Goldiield, Laws, Keder.... 7.48 a
IZXOn Marysville, Chico. Red Bluff 4.28p
\u25a0 l2op Niles, Irvington, Fan Jose. ............ 2.45p
. 1.40p San Lean.lro, Niles, CenterriHe,f 9.08 a
Newark, San Jose. 1 - 7.28p
1.40p Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright, :
Felton (Boulder Creek). Santo Crui.. 9.18p
2.40p San Leandro. NQes, San Jose. 9.28 a
3.00p Benicia, Winters, Sacramento— Wood- .
•- land." Marysville, Oroviile— Yolo,
Arbuckle. Wflliams. Willows 10.48 a
#.20p Port Costa (Stockton). Martbei.fl2.oBp
' - Byron. Modesto, Merced, Fresno.. \ 1 1.18*
5.45p Via Sausalito, West Napa, St. Helena,
Ca1i5t0ga. .....;.... 1035 a
4.00p Vallejo. Napa. Calirtoga, Santa Rosa,
'Marines,. San Ramon, Livermore... 9.28 a
4J»p Nfles (Centervflle),Livermore,Tracy, f 10.28 a
-- 5t0ckt0n, L0di....... .......:..-. \ Il.lBp
4. 40p San Leandro, Hay ward, Niles, Pleas-
anton. - Livermore, Tracy, Newmaa, '
. Kermaa, Fresno 1 1. 18 a
6.oop .Vallejo, Port Costa,. Benicia, Sacra- -
:. mento. Rose ville, Marysvilie, Oroviile 1 1.28 a
' 5.00p Ru«ell, San Jose, Los Gatos 928 a
|5.00p Wright, Felton. Santa Crui.. , a9.28a
' 5.20b San Leandro. Niles. San Jose. ." 7.48 a
6.00p Owl Limited— Los Angeles...... B.oBa
. 6.40p Eastern Exprens— Ogden, Pueblo, Den-
: ' ver, Kans*i City, St. Louis. Chicago. . .
\u25a0• . \u25a0 Port Costa>v Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno. 5park5.T...............;... * 8.28p
', 6.40p Lake Tahoe 51eeper. . . ... . .". . ..... 7.48 a
6.4 up Hayward, Niles and San J0ce . . :..... 6.48p
. J7.00p Vallejo, Port • Costa, - Martine*. Bay
* - Point and AVay Stations ..'.... JII.IBp
7.40p Richmond. Port, -Costa, Martinet, -
-Cornwall, Tracy," Lathrop, Stockton. 12.48p
&20p Oregon Express— Da vi?, (Sacramento),
: '--Wulows, Redding (Klamath Falls), '
Ashland, Portland,' Taeoma, Seattle.
» '\u25a0-... Spokane./.'....'... .'....:...... 9.08 a
•.00p China and' Japan Fast Mail— Ogden. "
', Cheyenne, > Denver,' , Kansas : City,
i- -." ' . 0maha, ; Chicag0. .';%......:.;.".."... 2.48p
ftj 9.00p Port Costa. Benieia Sacramento. Col- -\u25a0 * •
fax. Truekee, Reno. Sparks, Oaden.. 2.48p
9.40p Yosemite Valley Sleeper via M-rrced
to El P0rta1........ ;..-.:... :..... &28a
9.40p BakersSeld, McKittrick. Monarch.
Moron,* Fellow.'. ' .... 8.28 a
9.40? Richmond, Port \u25a0 Costa, Tracy, Mo-
-"\u25a0 --\u25a0 desto,' Merced, J Fresno, Hanford,
Coalinga, Visalia, -Tulare...... •:'.'.. 8 tSa
I I.OOp San Leandro. Niles. San Jose ...... .-. . ' 7.08 a
- II 40p Portland Express — Sacramento, Marys^ I
\u25a0 vile. Red Blnff, Weed, .\shland. Rose- ' .
"\u25a0- burg. Portland. -Tacoma. Seattle.-;:.: tzr^
HETH ERLAHD'S ROOTE— From Pacific : Strtat Wharf
Collinsville, Emmaton; Rio Vista. Isleton, Ryde.',Wal-
\u25a0 nut Grove,' Vorden. Court bnd, Clarksburg.* Sacramento.
; :- Stearmr I Nav»J», leaves San Francisco 8:00 a. m." daily
-except Sunday, stopping at points shown, arriving Sac-*
ramento 6:00 p.m. ; Leaves Sacramento 9.00 pja. daily
-except Sunday (no stops en route), arriving San Fraa-
ci3co s^X) aja. - • v * ; \u0084
. : SUamtf Modoe or Apaeha, leaves Sin Francisco 1.00
p.m. Daily, eioepi Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.30
p.nv .%.\u25a0\u25a0•-•.\u25a0-'-: -^-- '.:\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0 -.-''>\u25a0\u25a0--:\u25a0-'._'- •«,. ;
OAKLAND r. HARBOR FERRY— From San - Fnneiwo.
/ Market Street Wharf— Week Da>-s— Hourly Irom 6.C0
• •a.m. to 9.00 p.m.t; Sundays— fi. 4s. 8.15, "9. 45. 11.15
;\u25a0* a-pcu; 12.45. 2.15. 8.45, 5.15. 6.45, &15 and 9.45 pjn.
',' A LOCAL' FERRY TRAINS-VU A!ams<Ja Pier. •
T» Oaklapi and 'Alamada— ffi.lo, t&45 a.tn v aod then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 pjn.: then
8.30. 9.15.M0.00.1 1045.' 11.80 p.m. and 12.15a.nC.
To Alameda and Fruitvato via Homsho* tamt as abovt.
a for Morning. . p for Afternoon. ;t Sunday exceptaL
- -- 1 Sunday only **; § Saturday and Sunday orn^r. \u25a0. -;\u25a0-•;
'.\u25a0> \u25a0" .aSanday and Monday only.; :i-g- r>
;v . Union . Tr»n»f«r -Co.' authorized . t% : check * Bagtags
direct from rfsidence.- r .\u25a0-•-•. :;.^'- :-.
~<f-C ' VIA COAST LINE
Ltara (ThirJ and Tovcascnd gtretis) Arrive
. T5.25a Loop— 23<l <L-cet, \ L<iuif«>a, r-uutu
Saa Francisco. Valencia Street. ..'... tS^a*
t3.33i Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean Viey.
• Cemetsrfts. South san I'rancisco,
23d Street, 3rd and Jownifnd t6.43a
6.20 a South San Francisco, San Jose. Gilroy.
(Haili»?«>, Sarseat, Paiaro, Watsen-
ville.Santa Cma..... 7£C*
700 a Moaiarey Sunday Eicia^ion 10.5Cp
t7.OCa S^tt> Saa Fnndsco, lal* Alto. Saa 1 t7.21a
Jose. Way Stations J 7.30 a
7.COa XlaySeld, LO3 Altos. Los (latos |7^ti?
8:00 a Shors Lino limited— Faso Robt?9
. Hot S'priap, S&afi E-übara. LO3
Anjeles 9.3 C?
BJJS* The toaster— San Jos«. Paiiro W*U
eonviLV, Sants Crui), Castrovillß,
(IM ilor.ts, Montern', PariSc Grove).
Salicu. isoledad. IVo Robles Hot
Springs. San Luis Obiypo. Surf.
(Loaapoc\ Santa Barbara, Ventura.
Oxnard, Los Angles >. . 1 1.43?
8.20* JlaySdd, Los A!tos. Ix« Gatos. Wright.
GlcnwoodCßonlder Crwk), Santa Cmi,
W3t3onvflle. CastroviUe. Del Montf.
Monterey, rhiciSo Grove 9. 1 5?
B.ooa San Jose, Gilrov. Salinas, P»so Rohlr»
Hot Springs, San Lais Ob;i?o— Tres
Pinos— Watsonviile, Santa Cni», W '
_Monte, Monterey, PaciSe Grove 4.COp
10.40 a South San Franrjsco, BuHinpme. Sao
ila^o, Palo Alto. San Jose. f6.3Ca
1 0.4TJ* Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gato*. . {
. ll.3o«'ValencLi Street. Ocean Vinr. Cohna,
Cemeteries. Baden. S.^n Brnno 1.35p
1.40 a booth San Francisco, £an Jose • fB-2C«
I.OOp Saturday Palo Alto Local 5.ZOf
2.00p Del Monte Express— Saa Jose. Gilroy.
Sargent (Watsonviile, Santa Crui).
Del Monte, Monterey, FaciSc Grove,
(Salinas) ;-... 12.30?
2.05 i Soutli Saa Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose \u0084.. 8.40*
f2.05p Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gatos. . . |3.2 C?
3.00p South San Francisco, San Mateo. Saa
Jose. Gilroy. Tres Pinos, Salinas. . .. IO.ICa
3.00p Watsonviile, Santa Cnw, Caatroville,
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. 10.10*.
3.15* slaj-field.Los Altos. Los GatoB.Wiisht
(Boulder Creek). Santa Cro» 1 1.05 a
4.00p Sunsei Express — Tucson. Deming,
1 El Paso, Houston. New Orieaas, '
Paso Robles Hot - Sprinsrs. San Luis
- Obbpo, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles 10.33*
4.00? Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago 10.55 a
4.20p South San Francisco. San .Jose. . . t3CCa
f4.83p Mayfidd. Los Altcs. Los Gafos. Glen-
wood, Fdton (Boulder Creek), Santa
Cms. f1.13?
ta.OO? Burlinjpne. Hun Hsieo. Palo Alto.
San Jose and Way Stations 9.40 a
fS.O5j» Loop— 2ll Street. Visitacion, South
: San Francisco. Valencia Street t3.15p
|5.20p R»l*ood. Palo Alto. San Jose. l.lOp
t5.20p Los Altoa. Monta Vista. Los Gato«... ti2op *
f5.25p Buriingame, Sao Mateo. San J05e.. . . . t3.2C»
|5.30f Loop—Valencia. Street. Ocean View,
Cemeteries. South -San FraiKßeo,
23d Street. 3d and Townsend **.40p
8.40p San Bruno. San Mateo. Redwood, Palo
Alto. Santa Qara, San Jose 7.35 a
;5.40p Los Altos, Los Gatos. Santa Cna J9.4C*
t6.00? Mil!brae, San Mateo. Psk> Alto, llay-
field. Los Altos, Los Gato* t3.CC*
t0.05» 23d Street. Visrneion. South Eaa
Francisco. Val encia Street t7. 1 5»
t8.20p Loop— Valencia" Street. Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco,
23d Street, 3d and Townser.d. ...... t73Cp
6309 South San Franeiwo. San Jose 5AOa
aoop The Lark— Paso Roble3 Hot Spnogs.
; Saata Barbara, Los Angeles &3C*.
luop Los AniKle* p3.«wn fcr—Gi!rcy. Salinas,
Paso Pjsbles Hot Springs. San Luis
* ... i~ Obispp. Santa Barbara and Lo» Angeles &30a
t IO.OOp Saa Jose and Way Stations 7.2 Up
11.45p South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose/.;....... 7.45p
~~' LOCAL FERRY TRAIMS-Vla OikUnd Pier.
Ta OaW«nd. Berkeley. Berrymaa. Eait Oakland and
Fruitv»le— Daily— From 6.00 ajn.. and every twenty
minutes until 7.00 pjn. inclusive; then 7.40, 8.20.
9.00. 9.40. 10.20. ILOO, 11.«.plbu 12.20 mi
1.20 ajn.
To Sathflr and Mrtota »U Seventh St— Daily— From
6.00 ajn., and every twenty minutes nntil 7.C0 p*jn.
inclusive, then 7AO, 8.20. 9-CO. 9.« L 10.20, ILO.
and 11. to jun. .
T» Stonehurrt— Da3y Except Sunday— CLOO. 7.C0, J.CO.
. 9.00 ajn.. 2.20. 3.00. iJXt, 5.00, aiO p.m. fcucday
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5.40 pjn.
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v— Daily— From* 18.00," &.20 «jn. and every Uenty
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: a.m. and every twenty minutes nntiiS.2oxm.mclu>
. -; five; j then' 9.C0 ajn. and every hour until 4.00 pjD.
ndtuive: thea 4.20 pjn. and every twenty minutes
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9.40. ia2Q. 11.00. 11.40 pjn. and 12.20a.r0.
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\u25a0 6.00 pun.' \u25a0
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