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GALES BATTER THE
COLLIER LEELANAW
Steamer Bought by Bates &
Chesebrough Brings Coal
for Japanese Warships
HE steameQ Leela
naw. Captain Meyer,
which arrived yes
terday, five and a
half days from
Nanalmo, was fight
ing southeast Kales
for five, days of the
trip. The collier
arrived here with a
heavy list to port.
the result of the
cargo having shift
ed.- and consider
ably damaged about
tli* deck. ; »
The Leelanaw was
deeply laden anJ
greeted the big seas
with the buoyancy
of a rock. For al
most the entire trip the decks were
filled with water and seas repeatedly
l>rokp in solid waves over the ship's
dipper works. The forecastle and deck
house were flooded, and even if yes
iprday had not been the Jay set apart
hp such It would have been a day of
thanksgiving' for the crew of the Lee
lan aw.
The Leelanaw brought 2,800 tons of
coal, of which 1,500 is for the Japanese
training squadron. After discharging
its cargo the Leelanaw will be turned,
over to Bates & Chesebrough, who will
< pirate the fteamer between here and
Panama under the flag of the Califor
nia-Atlantic steamship company.
Turkey for the Bluejacket*
l Turkey was served at all messes on
every ship of the first two divisions of
trre Pacific fleet y^sterdaj-. and the
pmiles worn by the after dinner lib
erty parties furnished ample testimony
that tli* 1 navy rooks ha.l done their
duty. Only necessary work was per
f<rm<?d aboard the ships. The crew of
ihe Colorado were hosts on board their
*hip to members of the crews of the
«nher vessels, including the Japanese
ptiips. For the entertainment of their
quests the m^n of the Colorado pro
vided a prop r- am which Included a few
boxing: bouts and a rattling good mm
Ftrel show. One thing that added to
the joy of the festival was the knowl
edffe that next week target practice
will be resumed and there will be no
lime then for play. The ships will g-o
to California City either tomorrow or
Sunday and coal before returning to
t-'an Diego.
Cruisers "Will Coal Today
The Japanese cruisers Asama and
Ka?agl will begin coaling today and
visitors will not be welcome on board
the ships until the work of filling the
bunkers has been completed. The offi
cers of the cruisers insisted that all
the lighters supplied for carrying the
coal to the ships be of the same size
snJ that each lighter be loaded with
the same amount of coal. The same
number of little brown bluejackets will
be assigned to the work of unloading
each barge, and there will be extra
curry and rice for the crew that handles
its share of the black diamonds, most
expeditiously.
In spite of the threatening weather
many visitors boarded the Japanese
snips yesterday. Although the ma
jority of the visitors were Japanese
the white race was well represented in
every launch load of sightseers,
(.omlnfc on. Liner Sierra
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Sierra, which is due Tuesday from
Honolulu, has a fairly goo.l passenger
3:st considering the fact that the trav
eling public usually tries to be at home
on Thanksgiving day. Ocean travel is
always light at this season of the year
and the Sierra, being the fastest and
"most comfortable of the Pacific liners, is
setting a big share of such, business
is offering.
, Among those coming up on the Sierra
3. H. Mefslf JMrs, C. J. Barclay
Mr. and Mrs. M. Car- Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
<1»11 Brae*
:?rs. TV. C. AFhloj- Mr. and Mr*. Bwkett
Mrs. r. T.. Pre Mrs. W. C_ Baker
Mr*. Npwmin Mrs. Baker
Mrs. J. 1,. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Hpaley
A. T.. D«rt»v Mrs. 1,. X. Wells
Mxjor and Mrs. C. A. I Mrs. J. J. Kearney
Ixwyc ;A. G. Ktoddart
Mr?. .V. niehanjfcon '11. Gorman
l.urline Arrive* From Honolulu
Th«» Matson navigation company's
. LTirline. Captain Weeden, arrived'yes
terday with freight and passengers
from Honolulu. The liner brought few
j-'a^s^ngers and a comparatively small
cargo. The run from the island port
\va* made in 6 days 14 hours.
Th*> passengers included:
yiitf K. Wh'.ttas !Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
A. T. Renn«?rt ! Chi vis
1,. M. Hopkins Mn>. A. P. Seropjry .
H*rry Joti«hs JMrs. M. K. McGulre
Thomas RaddPll
BrlagM ( arco of Fish
The schooner Czarina, Captain "Wall-
Ftedt. which left here October 10 for
Pirate cove, returned yesterday with
90.000 codfish and 450 barrels of sal
mon. Captain Wallstedt reports hav
ing bpen favored with fine weather for
.the round trip.
Water Front Xotr*
The army freight transport Dlx ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu.
Th<» liner Mariposa. which left here
November 22. was 369 miles from this
port at S p. m. November 23.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted *o 1,790,000 feet.
The steam schooner Tamalpais ar
rived here yesterday from Hoquiam In
tow of the steamer Olympic. The Tam
alpais brought 500,000 feet of lumber
and the Olympic 750.000 feet. The trip
\u25a0was made in seven days, and southerly
jral^s were encountered nearly all the
By United Wireless
Thursday, 2Tov. 24, 1910.
ETEAMEH MAEIPOSA.— Hence Nov. 22 for Ta
hiti; Nov. 23, 8 p. m., 3R3 railes off Kan
Francisco. Wind light, variable: some foz;
barometer. 30.12; temperature, 61. All well.
ETEAKEB KoMA— From San Pedro, for Port
land; Nov. 24. 5:30 p. m.. five miles north of
Point Sur. Light Xff wind; modente swell;
d*>ase fog.
6TEAMEE KIVXESIDE— From Ererett, for San
Pedro; _>"ov. 24, 9 a. m., paesed Cape Mcndo
cino.
STEAI4EB JfORWOOD — 1 p. m.. 10 mll*s north
of Point Snr; trill probably arriTc San Fran
cisco 3 a. m.
BTEAKEH. WHITTTEB — 6 p. m., lying off Hum
boldt bay, barbound. Moderate NW -wind and.
tea; partly cloudy; barometer, 29.90; tempera
ture. 47.
HYDB.OQEAPHIC OFHCE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE I Ft. I Date | Remarks
Grays Uarl la 'Oct. 27 i Depth giren is for »octh
I | ) channel.
Willapa Bl 27 ISfpt. 3|
Colum. B. I 25 ISept. 23 1 T.
Bar buoy to right of
Ncb&lm R 9 July 10 entrance. Channel 1*
shifting to dor tb,
rery narrow, .150 ft.
Tilimk 8.l 8^ I July 5 .'Channel shifted 1 mile
I | I south in gale Nov. 28.
YHOtilna Bl 13V6ISept. 12|
» Klnslrw Rl 4^?Sept. lit.
Lmpqua Rl 9 ISept. 30i
Coo« Bay.) 18 |Oct. SlCan buoy No. 1 gone.
Coqullle R! 8 IQct. 4:Chann«»l straight. ~
P^>gae Elvl 2 |S«?pt. 1|
Kltinth Rl 4 |Oct. 3!Channel southwest.
Umbldt 8.1 19 I Sept. llCbannel erraiKht work
j J - | ing north.
S Pedro Bj 20 IQct. 3jN'o change In channel?"
S Dlt-go Bl 2S^|Nov. liNo change In channel.
S Pablo Bi 24 I Aug. 20 [Depth in dredged chan-
SEATTLE, Nov. 24- — Arrived — Steamer Hum
boltJt. Pkagway.
PORTLAKD, Nov. 24. — Arrived — Steamers
Thomas L. Wand. W. S. Porter. Maverick and
\lv»ecrans. Saa Francisco: Norwegian, steamer
Wijorn«Jern# BJorn*«»n. Bremerton; British steam
er Hazel Dollar, Puget sound; steamer Klamath,
K«n FraDCisco.
Salled-i-French bark Babin ! Cbevare. Queens
town or Fglmmith- rtmmer Atlas, Raa Francisco.
TACOMA. Not. 21.— Aaivcd— Steamer^ Ala*
ceds, Alstta.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTH OF MARKET STREET^
Pier 8 Washington Pier 17... Unßra 1 [
Pier 5 Jackson Pier 19 Union 2
Pier 7 Pacific Pier 21 Filbert
Pier 9 Broadway 1 Pier 23 Greenwich 1
Pier 11 Broadway 2 Pier 25 Greenwich 2
Pier 13 Vallejo Pier 27 Lombard
Pier 15 Green Pier 51 Powell
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET —~
Pier 4 Mission 2 IMer 28 • Main
Pier 6 Howard 1 Pier 24 Beale
Pier 8 Howard 2 Pier 36 Fremont
Pier 10 Howard 3P1er38... First
Pier 12 Folsom" ll Pier 401
Pier 14 Folsom 2 Pier 42 \P. M. S. S. Co.
Pier 16 Harrison Pier 44 J
Pier 20 ' Steuart Pier 54 Fourth
Pier 24 Spear] .
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
From | . Steamer I Date
Taooma IBankdale [Nov. 25
Point Arena & Albion.. lPomo Nov. 25
San Pedro Norwood Nov. 25
San Pedro J. S. Iligglns. . Nov. 25
San Pedro Carlos \ i. Nov. 25
Gray« Harbor Coronado Nov. 25
Grays Harbor Centralla Nov. 25
Coos Bay : Fifleld iNov. 25
San Pedro Yosemlte Nov. 25
Puget Sound Ports..... Queen Nov. 25
San Diego & Way Ports President • Nov. 25
Ran Pedro Haaalei ....... Nov. 26
Humboldt Santa Clara ... Nov. 26
San Pedro Bear Nov. 28
Portland & Astoria.... Rose City Nov. 26
Portland & Astoria.... G. W. -Elder... Nov. 26
Sal. Cruz via S. Diego. Isthmian Nov. 26
New York via Aacon.. Olson & Mahony Nov. 28
China & Japan China i Nov. 26
Puret Sound Mlssourlan .... Nov. 26
Willapa Harbor Daisy Nov. 27
Puget Sound Ports Governor Nov. 27
Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam Nov. 27
Grays Harbor Santa Monica. .. Nov. 27
Hllo .: Enterprise ..... Nov. 27
Hnmboldt City of Topeka. | Nov. 28
Mexican Ports Curacao Nov. 2S
Seattle & Tacoma'..... Ad. Sampson Not. 28
San Pedro Ttuckman ...... Nov. 28
San Pedro & Way Ports Homer Not. 2S
Coos Bay M. F. Plant... Not. 28
Pan Diego & Wav Ports Santa Rosa . . . Not. 28
Shanghai & Mli'kl Wlnnebago Nov. 29
Grays Hsrbor Santa Barbara.. Nov. 29
Grays Harbor Newburg Nov. 29
Honolulu Sierra Nov. 29
Partland & Astoria Beaver IDec. 1
San Pedro Rose City ....IDec. 1
San Diego & San Pedro G. W. Elder... [Dec. 1
TO BAIL
Date | Steamer . | Destination | Sails |Pler
Not. 25jCoronado Los Angeles. 1 pm 21
Nov. 25!CarIOB Willapa Her 4 pm 19
Nov. 25;CentraIia Xxm Angeles. 1 pm 21
Nov. 25' Yosemlte Portland ... 4 pm 19
Nov. 25 City of Topeka. Humboldt .. 11 am 11
Not. 25, San Jose Ancon 12 m 42
Norr. 25: Roanoke Portland ... 10 am 13
Nov. 25(Norwood Grays '.Harbr 2 pm ....
Nov.* 26j Nann Smith... Coo 6 Bay .. 5 pm 19
Nnv. 26 Rainier Portland ... 12 m 21
Nov. 26| North Fork .. Humboldt .. 1 pm 38
Not. 26! M. Dollar Ancon direct 12 . m 36
Not. 26 G. W. Elder.. Los Angeles. 7 pm 13
Nov. 26!C00s Bay San Pedro... spm 11
Nov. 27 Hanalei Los Angeles. 3 pm 10
Not. 27 Bear Portland ... 12 m 40
Not. 27 President Puget Sound 2pm 9
Not. 27[Pomo Point Arena. 6pm 4
Nov. 2S Governor ...... San Diego... .4 pm 9
Nov. 2$ Rose City Los Angeles. 9 am 40
Nov. 2*!Missourian .... Sallna Cms.. 10 an> ' 27
Nov. 28' Santa Clara . . Hnmboldt . . 10 am 13
Nov. 2»; Santa Barbara. Los Angeles. 1 pm 51
Nov. 29iSIberla Hongkong .. 1 pm 42
Nov. 30; M. F. Plant.. Coos Bay 3pm 8
Nov. 30lSea Foam .... Point Arena. 4pm 4-
Nov. 29'Flfield ICoquille Rlv. 5 pm 19
Nov. SOBuckman |Puget Sound 1 pm 10
Nov. 30|Ad. Sampson. .! Los Angeles. 10 am 10
Nov. 30iArtec |Ancon 12 m 40
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Destination | Steamer | Date
Skagway & Way Ports. Senator INov. 25
Skaaway & Way Ports. Humboldt |Nov. 25
Kodlak & Way Ports.. [Bertha ...jDec. 5
Time Ball
United States branch hydrourapuic office. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, November
24, 1910.
The time ball was not dropped today.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (MißFlon street wharf) add 25 minutes.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Sun rises 7:01
Sun sets 4:53
Moon rises 12:5S a. m.
New moon - Dec. 1, at 1:02 p. m.
First quarter moon. Dec. fi. at 10:56 a. m.
Full moon >. Dec. 16, at 2:56 a. m.
ITimel ITlme Time Time
Nov Ft Ft Ft Ft
jL Wf (H W( L W • H W
A. M. P. MV
23..1 0:10! Cfcl 7:26. 5.4 1:40 2.4 7:201 4.2
26.. | 1:OH| 1.2 8:C2( 5.5 2:30 1.8 8:27 4.2
27. .1 l:sfii 1.6 f :371 6.5 3:07 1.3 9:28 4.3
25.. 2:37| 2.1 9:07! 5.6 3:42 0.8 10:20 4.2
2J>.. 3:151 2.4 o:3i| 5.7 4:20 0.4 11:13 4.1
30.. i 3:531 2.PJ 8:5S( 0.7 4:50 0.0
Dec! I I
1.. | 0:06| -4.1! 4:28| 3.2110:27 5.7 5:28—0.3
U. S. Branch Hydrographie Office
A branch of the United States hydrograpblc
office, located In the Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained In San Francleco for the benefit of
mariners, without 'repanl to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially inTited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing, directions. of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N.. la charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
-V'" Thursday, Nov. 24.
7 a. m., Btmr Vangnard, Odland. 36 hours from
Redondo beach; ballast to E. J. -Dodge company.
4:40 a. in., stmr San Pedro,- B*ndlxsen, 38
hours from Eureka; bound couth, put in to land
32 boxes fish. - '
5 a. m.. stmr Roanoke. Dunham, 31 hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise to
C. P. Doe company.
4:15 a. m.. Mmr Lurline, Weeden. 6 day* 14
hours from Honolulu : passengers and merchan
dise to Mat son Navigation company.
9 a. m.. brig W. <». I rwin, Warner, IS days
from Roch«» harbor; 3,593 barrels lime, 75 bdls
heads. 1.500 6ets to Roche Harbor lime company.
1:00 a. m.. Br bark Calcutta, Davles. 44
hours from Yokohama; ballast to Standard oil
company.
2 a. m.. stmr Mandalay. Lofßtrom, 32 days
from Crescent City; bound south, put in for
fuel. * "
10:40 a. m.. schr 'Oceania Vance, Larcen. J9
days from Mukilteo; 540,000 feet lumber to
Crescent lumber company.
•1:30 p. m.. schr Santiago, McDonald. 10 hours
from Monterey; -11,000 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company. In tovr Hercules.
3:45 p. m., Btmr Olympic, Hansen. 7 days
from Hoqulam; 750.000 feet lumber to' E. X.'
Wood lumber company, with stmr Tamalpais
In tow.
3:45 p. m.. stmr Tamalpais, Anderson, : 7 days
from Hoqnlam. 500.000 \u25a0 feet lumber to E. K.
Wood lumber company, in tow etmr Olympic.
4:40 p. to., stmr Bandon, Rosenblad, 4S hours
from San Pedro; ballast to A. F. Estabrook
&Co.
11:10" a. m., pchr Cxarina, Wallstedt. 1# days
from Pirate cove; .90,000 codfish, 450 barrels
6almon to Union nshi company.
12:10 p. m., stmr Leelanaw, Meyer, 5% days
E.F. HUTTON & CO.
490 California St. Tel. Douglas 2487
St. Francis Hotel. Tel. Douglas 3953
Members of New York Stock Exchange
Pioneer Hoase
Private Wire to Chicago
% and New York
n. E. MUICAHY, Manaser
Prfvate Wire— Nen York, CUtcaso ,
Western ,I'aloa Code <
J. C. WIIiSON
MEMBE2H „
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAWGD
CHICAGO BOARD OF TR^P.^^
THE STOCK AND '\u25a0 B OND EXCH A> GE
SAX FRANCISCO - . ,
Main Offlce, . Mills Bids;.,; San Francisco
Branch "? Offices— Palace • Hotel —(main
corridor), 1 San Francisco;* Hotel Alexan-
dria. Los, Ana-eles, Cal. - \u25a0\u25a0 m
Correspondents— Harris, AVlnthrop &
Co.* New Yark, Chlcato, London and
Farla, :. .-/-' \u25a0 ', \u25a0\u25a0 t " . /- ; ; -
THE SAN "Era^
from Nanalmo; 2,800 tons coal to "Western fuel
company. : ~
BOUND IN, 12 : M.
Schr \u25a0 Santiago, In tows tug Hercules; schr
Czarina and Btmr Leelanaw.
SAILED
-.\u25a0•',:: Wednesday. Nov. 23. :
?:23 p. m., 6tmr M. F. - Plant, . Burtis, Coos
bay.
\u2666 Thursday. Nov. 24.
7 a. m.', stmr Hilonian, Frederickson, Hono
lulu, via Seattle and '.Fa coma, and not sailed
November 23. as bpfore reported.
7 a. m., stmr San Pedro, \u25a0: Benedlctson, Saij
Pedro. . N
»-10 a. m., stmr P,olnt: Arena, .Taeobsen. Albion.
6:20 a. m., Fr Btmr Amiral Exelmans, Le
clere, Havre and way ports. •
12 m., stmr George Loomis, Redondo
beach.
9:10 a. m., Fr bark Boleldieu, Ardenneau,
QueenFtown. . - .
10:50 a. m., stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom, San
Pedro.
• 11:15 s. fa., stmr Vanunard. Odland, Enreka.
11:15 a. m.. stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San
Diego and way ports. ; ' \u25a0 - -
11:30 a. m., power scbr Washcalore,- Petersen,
Coqullle rlTer.
6:10 p. ta.. stmr Westerner, Andersen, As
toria.
3:45 p. m., utmr Shna Yak. Hntton, Astoria.
2:"0 p. m., Btmr Buckman, Wilson, San Pedro..
2:30 p. m., stmr Watson, O'Brien, Seattle.
WEATHER REPORTS
TATOOSH. Nov. 24, 8. a. m. — Raining; wind
east, velocity 15 miles per hour. , .
POINT LOBOS, Nov. 24, 12 m. — Weather
cloudy; .wind south, velocity 28 miles per hour.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Nov. 24, 10 p. m.— Weather
thick; wind northwest, velocity 16 miles per
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DlEGO— Sailed Nov. 24— Schr Maweema,
for San Francisco. \u25a0
COOS BAY— Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Break
w« ter, from Astoria.
Sailed Nov. 24 — Stmr Redondo, for San Fran
cisco: otmr Nann Smith, for San Francisco.
FORT BRAGG— Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Arctic,
hence Nov. 23.
Arrived Nov. 24 — Stmr . National City, hence
Nov. 21.
ASTORIA— SaiIed Nov. 24, 7 a. m.— Stmr Rose
Cttv. for San Francisco: 4 p. m., etmr Francis
H. Leggett, for. San Pedro. Nov. 23 — Stmr San
Jacinto, for San Francisco. -
Outside Nov. 24— Stmr Klamath, hence \u25a0 If ov.
21 for Astoria.
Sailed Nov. 24, 8 aJ m.— Schr Mabel Gale, for
San Francisco; 8 a. m., stmr Hoquiam. for San
\u25a0 Francisco; 11 a. m., Btmr George W. Elder, for
San Francisco: 3 p. m.. stmr Atlas, with barge
Ninety-three In tow, for San -Francisco: 2 p. m.,
Br ship Kirkcudbrightshire, for Qneenstown. .
Arrived Nov. 24, 9 a. m. — Bktn Coronado, In
tow tug Defiance, hence Nov. 10; 10 a. m.. Br
etmr. Hazel Dollar,: Nor stmr BJornstjerne BJorn
sen, from Seattle; 3 p. m., stmr F. • S. Loop,
hence Nov. 21; noon, stmr Klamath, hence
Nov. 21. ' . . . , ..
SEATTLE^ — Arrived- Nov. 23. 11 p. m. — Stmr
Alameda. from Valdez. Nov. 24, 11:30 a. m.' —
Stmr Humboldt, from Skagway.
Sailed Nov. 23. 11:30 p. m. — Br stmr Snverlc,
for Hongkonp. Nov. 24. 9:30 a. m. — Stmr Mls
sourian. for San Francisco.
EVERETT— Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Tallac,
from Seattle.
Sailed Nov. 24 — Nor stmr Hornelen. for San
Francisco: schr A. M- Baxter, for .
EUREKA— SaiIed Nov. 24. 8 a. m.— Stmr
North Fork, for San Francisco.
Barbound outside, Nov. 24 — Stmr Whittier,
hence Nov. 21.
Arrived Nov. 24 — Br Rtmr Stratbalbyn, . hence
Nov. 23; 3 p. m., stmr .Santa Clara, hence
Nov. 23.
SOUTH BEND— Sailed Nov. 21, 2 p. m.—
Stmr Daisy, for. San Francisco. .
Arrived Nov. 24 — Stmr Hoquiam, from As
toria. '
TOWNSEND— Arrived Nov. 24— Schr Salem,
from Kahulul. '
Passed inward Nov. 24 — Schr Okanogan, from
>• Honolulu: sohr James H. Bruce, hence Nov. 13.
SAN PEDRO— Sailed Nov. 23— Stmr Nehalem,
for San Francisco. Nov. 24 — Stmr Grace Dol
lar, for San Francisco; stmr President, for San
Francisco; stmr Yosemlte. . for San Francisco;
stmr Hanalei, for San < Francisco; stmr River
side, for Melbourne.
Arrived Nov. 24 — Stmr President, from San
Diejro; Btmr Yosemlte, from San Diego; .stmr
Bear, hence Nov. 23.
ANACORTES — Sailed Nov. 23 —Br stmr
Strathspey, for Eureka, San Francisco and Aus
tralia.
WESTPOINT— Passed in Nov. 23. 11. a. m.—
Nor stmr Hornelen, for Eagle \u25a0 harbor.
TATOOSH— Passed Nov. 23. 9 a. m.— Br
stmr Hazel Dollar, from Seattle, for Astoria:
11 r. m., stmr Lucy Neff. from Seattle, for. New
York; 11:30 a. m.. Nor stmr Bjorn'stjerne BJorn
6en, from Seattle, for Astoria. \u25a0. Nov. 24, 2:30
a. in., Ftmr Queen, from Seattle, for-San.Fran
cisco: 3:30 n. m.. Jap stmr Inaba Mam, from
Seattle, for, Hongkong, etc. .... ,
Passed In Nov. 24, 3:30 a. m. — Br stmr Prote
silaus. from Liverpool, etc.. for Tacoma. \u25a0\u25a0
In Nov. 24, 4 p. m. — Stmr City of Puebla,
hence Nov. 22 for Seattle. \u25a0< \u25a0- . \
Passed oat Nov. 24. 1 p.* m. — Schr Commerce,"
from Wlnslow. for San Pedro: schr I Resolute,
from Belllnpham. for Fiji Island.
NEAH BAY — Anchored Nov. 24 — Schr Robert
Lewers, from Tacoma, for Honolnln.
CLALLAM BAY— Anchored Nov. 23— Schr
Resolnte. from Belllncham, for Saa Pedro; schr
Commerce, for San Pedro. •
Passed in Nov. 24, 7:30 a. m. — Jap etmr Sado
Maru, from Kobe, for Seattle.
ISLAND PORTS
ILOlLO— Sailed Nov. . 20— Br etmr Dacre
Castle, for Boston and New York.
MANILA— Sailed Nov. 22— Br 6tmr Invcresk,
for New York.
HONOLULU— Arrived Nov. 24 — U. S. stmr
Dix, hence Nov. 15. .
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK— Arrived Nov. 23— Stmr Chat
ham, from Junin.
BOSTON— Arrived | Nov. 23— Br stmr ' Welsh
Prince, from Yokohama, etc.
BALTIMORE— Arrived Nov. 23— Br stmr Ot
terburn, from Plsajrua. etc.
FOREIGN PORTS
HULL — Arrived Nov. 22 — Ger Btmr Gcrmani
cus. hence Angr. 20. • ,
PUNTA ARENAS— Arrived Nov. 23— Br stmr
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
tKAISEHIN AUG. VIC Dec. 10, 12 noon R. By new 17,000 ton steamers, equipped with
JPRES. GRANT..... Dec' l7, 10 a. m. O all modern safety appliances. ' Electric
•PENNSYLVANIA...... Dec." 22, 11 a. m. --j baths, gymnasium,. elevator, etc.
tUnexcelled Ritz Carlton ala Cart© Res- *~^ s a" r-TTVrrr avt» " t»« o in
taurant, Gymnasium, Elec. Baths. Elevator, E f • 1 C J^Z^7^r""" • I)ec -. fl - 10 a - m -
Palm Garden. 'Second Cabin only. JHam- S. S. CINCINNATI ...Jan. 6, Feb.' 14
burg direct. S. S. CLEVELAND......... .......Jan. 28
— BOOKINGS FOR NILE SERVICE. ' Tourist Department for Trips Everywhere.
PLJEASURE ORLJISBS
fIDirUT 28 by the SS. Cleveland (17.000 tons),: 80 days,
U III C.H I $325 and np. . Finest trip ever planned. Strictly first class. '
Egrpt, Nile trips by th« Hamburg ' and Anglo-American Nile
Holy .Land, Co.'s superb steamers. - J
Xtle. '' \u25a0' ' \u25a0 " -'\u25a0'"•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 ' . '\u25a0 -:~-H
SOUTH AMERICA January 21 by SS. Blueoher (12.500 tons). 74 days. $350
Acro«» the Ande* and up "' On!y °PP or t unlty to see South America right. ',
Straits of Magellan. " \u25a0 ; j£
WFST INDJESf^u-L Canary 24 and February 25 by SS. Moltke (12.500 tons),
\u25a0I tO I inUlLOCrulseß largest' shlp_going to the Caribbean, 28 days. $150 and up!
Panama Canal, Also MARCH 28, Spring Cruise of 16 days, $85 and up.
Venezuela.- : : - \u25a0 \u25a0 " \u25a0..'\u25a0- . .."'
ABnil?lin^ T V o "^ *' B y *!>• BS - Cleveland (17,000 tons), from New. York No-
rlilUUifU Cruises , vember I,\ 1811, and from San Francisco February 17, 1912,
m' tlinil I) \u25a0 HO da.vs,s6so and up/ Including all necessary expenses. On- ;
iwUiILU tlonal Ton" of 17 days In India.- 14 days In Japan. :
bUUHj JH»YIh!U.4, Fortnightly after. November 30 by ;SS.' Hamburg- (11,000;
HAYTI PANAMA tons) * Fine ? t and largest ship to Cnbn. Weekly b.v well
linni, i niiniun, known "Prlnz" and other steamers of the AUas Service. - :
Colombla^Costa Rica, Sifperb trips at moderate rates— 23 and 25 day c'rulscs.
Went -Coast Points. $185 and $140. .Also .tours Including "hotel expenses! „
BOOK NOW! Send for Illustrated pamphlet nnd rates.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE giiM
nile service . FRENCH LINE
1_ - wnim r+ ° A lUf\ A Kf/^t r> CIE. ' GLE, TRANSATLANTIQUE
"aKc^UE^Co! 5 - D.RECT LiNE TO HAVRE-PAR.S
' Maintained '\u25a0 by r. superb *\u25a0' steamers > expressly v Sailings Brery Thursday and Saturday;
, onllt for; service on the Nile. Equipped with j^ , Touraiao.Novl 84 * :\: \ ' La Savoiei. ld«o. B '\
\u25a011 modern • Improvemeats. . . . \u0084 • \u25a0 .J-,- .-\u25a0-\u25a0«.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0« "I <t* *t - .- - _ V. <\u25a0
TOURIST SERVICE , between : Cairo and La Bretagmo.Dec. 1 l~La Lorraiae.Dec.,ls
Assonan., ;^^j, G^V [ - EXTRA SAILINGS. ' -
Vnbla ....Dec. 2 Victoria ....... Jaa. 6 These steamers carry one class (II) cabin"
Puritan .....Dee.; 16 Puritan -\u0084.....J an. 13 passengers only.
Germania ....Dec.^3o Germania -i. ...Jan. 20 Caroline .^.^ Nov. 26 1^ Niagara ..T.DecilO \u25a0'\u25a0
Servica between First and Second Cataracta chic^o ....Nov. 26 ILa Gascogne.Dec.lo)
•by o, • d. - inuiaus. \u25a0 - .- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . . \u25a0. .. . . . . . . - .... ..... ... v .v. v
., Bi-weekly express, service between Luxor : . " — — — .\u25a0" \u25a0: "•'
\u25a0• ' Through : bookln'gB"'t»- Khartonm, r the White FUGAZI ; BROS.; Pacific : Coast • Man'agVrs^i-
Nile, and Gondokoro.- etc. : R3O Montgomery street. Saa, Francisco. -Cabia r
Special - tours of 20 days*,; dnration.' - Tours Office, : 655^ Market street. - , ;: ; - vn,
; for family A and?v privates parties by special .-.r^^^^^^^^j^y-^^^A^^^^i
v HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINEx ••.'-"-'-- --\u25a0 - - - ,-<^ --„\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- - -,
:,:;ICO-Powell^t;<(Pbon;:Ke«rny;2o46.);; 'j V\YEEKLY CALL^ $1 PER; YEAR
Hellopolts. from Newport News, for I Honolulu.
Sailed Nov. 22— Br stmr Delmira, for St. Vin
cent, C. V., and Baltimore.
HONGKONG^-Arrived prior to Nov. 23— Jap
stmr Tacoma -Mam. from - Seattle. ; .
KOBE— Arrived Nov. 19— Br stmr Baron ! El
don: from Newport News. ; \u25a0\u25a0-..-. _
ADEN — Passed Nov. 23 — Br stmr Indravelll,
from Yokohama, for New York. . \
GIBRALTAR— Passed Nov. 23— Br stmr Kioto,
from New York, for Hongkong. \u0084
. MALTA— Pa ssed - Nov. 22— Br stmr Muncaster
Castle, from Yokohama,' for New York.
COLON — Arrived Nov. 22—^Stmr Panama, from
New York.
• PUERTO MEXICO — Arrived Nov. 23 — Stmr
Hawaiian, . from New- York. •
SAUNA- CRUZ— Sailed Nov. 23— Stmr Vir
ginian, for San Diego. 4
.." , OCEAN STEAMERS -
NEW YORK — Arrived ; Nov. 24— Stmr Maure
tanla;' from Liverpool; fitmr' Breslan, . from
Bremen. \u25a0 . ' , .
Sailed Nov. 24 — Stmr Amerika, for. Hamburg;
strar Oscar 11. for Copenhagen ; stmr \La Tou
raine, for Havre; stmr Roon, for Bremen; .stmr
Campante, for Rotterdam. ' "- -
I YOKOHAMA— Arrived previous to Nov. 24—
Stmr Kamakura Mam, from Tacoma. .Nov. 24—
Stmr Empress of Japan, from Vancouver. \u25a0
PORT SAlD— Arrived Nov, 24— Stmr Oanfa,
from GJasgow. for Seattle. :• \u25a0 ' •
Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Admiral
Fourlchon, from Antwerp, for San Francisco.
GENOA — Sailed Nov. ; 21 — Stmr, Duca di
Geneva, for New York. '
BOSTON— Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Cymric, from
Liverpool. - \u25a0
SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived Nov. 24— Stmr Adri
atic, from New York. .
HAVRE— Arrived No. 24— Stmr La : Lorraine,
from New York. \u25a0
Memoranda
- Per Btmr.- Leelanaw — Had ! succession I of iSE
gales for five days, with high seas, filling decks
to rail, flooding forecastle and deckhouses and
doing considerable damage about decks; ; also
caused list to port. ; .
LONDON, Nov. 23. — Bktn James Johnson, pre
viously damaged by collision at Newcastle. N.
S. W.. was In collision with Nor. ship Illawarra.
The James Johnson was strained and lost jib
boom. The Illawarra had Its bow damaged.
• Per Br bark Calcutta — On November 23, 20
miles NW of Point -Reyes, saw aFr bark. " j
Weather Report
United ; States Department of . Agriculture —
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Nov. 24. 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
Last " - Seasonal - Normal
Stations — \u25a0 24 hours, to date, to datf.
Eureka*... •.••- ' S-05
Red Bluff.: ....1.24- 2.83 4.76
Sacramento ....0.02 O.Cf) .3.03
Mt. Tamalpais .... 0 . 24 > 1 . f>7 3 . 56
San Francisco 0.17 1.08» 3.42
San J05e......' .0.04 0.41 2.29
Fresno... :. 0.00 1.55 1.52
Independence 0.00 . 1.39 1.74
San Luis Obispo ..0.00 0.74 '3.12
Los Angeles 0.00 0.08 1.94
San Diego 0.00 V 1.96 1.17
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
SI? 5 •' \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ; £S 1 7 :
I) j n . • - \u25a0 n a: f» .
\u25a0 <* o 2. - r> ~ "\u25a0 o - 2." 1
2 " 2 » "o \u25a0.
STATIONS g| I STATIONS g= | |
. 32 :\u25a0 j ' ||2 :
\u25a0 cv n ' - " " aw • \u25a0
a xx « xx *
? r • \u25a0 ll ! "? r* >•
Blalne ...... 46 . .10.00 Red Bluff 56561.24
Boise 44 36 0.01 Reno 56 54 0.00
Del Monte. . . 70 56 Roseburg . . . 40 42 0. 14
Eureka" 44 Sacramento. . 54! 5010.02
Flagstaff ...C2260.00 Salt Lake.... 52 42 0.00
Fresno 74]4610.00 San Diego... 60 4510.00
Helena ...... 32126 0.12 S. Francisco. 58 54 0.17
Honolulu . ... "S 6.9 0.02 San J05e. .... 60 54 0.04
Independence 74 34 o.ooi S. L.-Oblspo. 02 4S 0.00
Kallspell . ... 34 29 0.00 S.E. Farallon 54 .10 0.30
Los Angeles.. 64 48 0.00 Spokane 3S 3010.00
Marshfield .. 54 .. 0.00 Summit ..... 40 38 0.00
Modena 58 32 0.00 Tacoma 40 34 0.00
Mt.Tamalpals 54 4510.24 Tatoosh . 4d . . 0.04
North Head.. 46 ..|O.OO Tonopah .... 56 3S 0.00
Phoenix 7* 460.00 Walla Wa11a.135j3610.00
Pocatello ....52 3410.06 Winnemucca. 62 4410. 0rt
Pt. Reyes Lt. 55 4710.41 Yuma . . . . ...|50i4610.00
Portland ... . 4S 35|0.00 ! r
EASTERN STATIONS x
Abilene . . . ..!50|54!0.00J KnoxTille ... 55!44[0:00
Atlantic City 50 4410.00 Louisville ... 64 36J0.00
Boston ...... 52f40!0.00 Memphis .... 70 56 0.00
Buffalo . . . . . 4413510.2G Montgomery.. 7RISR 0.00
Charleston .: 74|5410.00 Montreal .... 3S 3210. 0S
Chicago ..... 52 88 0.12 Moorhead. . .134 3210.00
Denver . . .." 72 54 0.00 New Orleans. 180 6010.00
Dcs Molnes.. 56 44 0.01 New York. . . |52 4010.00
Dodge City.:. 62 36 0.00 North Platte 54 3010.00
Duluth ...... 50 2510.00 Oklahoma ... 76 42 0.00
Durango . . . . 60 SOIO.OO Plttsburg . .. 4S 36 0.02
Eastport .... 38 32J0.01 Roswell ..... 82 36 0.00
Galveston ...176 70 0.00 St. Louis. ... B4|4S 0.00
Green Bay.. .134 2fiK). IS St. Pau1... .. 4613fi!0.00
Hatteras .... 62 44 0.00 Tampa ...... 7412610.00
Havre ....... 30 32 0 .00 Toledo ...... 42 34 0.26
Huron-i.:... 4SJ3O 0.00 Washington.. 54 34 O.Ort
Jacksonville.. 72156i0.00 Winnipeg ... 22110 0.00
Kansas C1tr..162150!0. 00 .: ..-- ,
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Rain has fallen in \u25a0 the • northern counties of
California, extending south through the hay val
ley. Rain will probably reach the southern coun
ties Friday. ;; The weather ha 9 been generally fair
over the great basin and eastward ito the Atlan
tic except In the northern states. A well
marked depreoslon overlies the lake region and
has caflsed rain from Chicago to Montreal. *,The
temperature has been -abnormally: high from Xe
vada^to Kentncky. Afternoon temperatures at.
many eastern points have been above 50 degrees.
In California, owing to the rain, the temperature
lias fallen about 12 degrees in the Sacramento
valley and* 6 degrees . In the San Francisco bay
section. The \u25a0; following hich winds : have ' been
reported:;. Southeast Farallon, 40 miles." from the
south : r Point~ r ßeyes;: 56, miles," south; Mount Ta
malpais. 40 miles,- southwest. •,-- \u25a0• ,
FORECAST
San i Francisco and vicinity— Showers Friday,
breaking _away. during-the day; moderate south
wind., changing to west. ..."'—. \ V
', -.Panta Clara valley — Showers moderate
south? wind. . ' -^ -\u25a0 '\u25a0 '-/\u25a0\u25a0 . j '= '*.'*.'\u25a0\u25a0:
. Sacramento^ valley— Showers -Friday; moderate
south wind. ' changing to north."
San * Joaquln valley — Showers Friday; brisk
south wind. , . ~
California south of the Tehachapl — Increasing
cloudiness.; with .showers; light north- wind,
changing to south. - A. G. McADIE.
"\u25a0 : - ; f • District Forecaster.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[Special Dispatch lo The Call]
:: EUREKA, SS'ov: 24.— 0i1: steamer Whittier,
which has: been outside; the. bar for two nights
awaiting an opportunity to cross in, is stDl out
side.* The Whittier has on board a large quan
tity of fuel oil for the Humboldt transit com
pany, and i s so low in the water that much bet
ter conditions will have to prevail on the bar
than at present If the steamer is. to enter port
in safety. It is expected" that the Whittier will
be able to make the crossing tomorrow morning;
as the seas running on the bar were moderating
somewhat this evening.. .-•' - -v - . .
The North Pacific steamship company's steam
er. Santa Clara arrived in port - this af teraooa
from San Francisco with freight, mall and pas
sengers. Tffe Santa •\u25a0 Clara will depart on the
retnrn trip tomorrow at Ip. m. \u25a0 ;
'The "Charles Nelson ; company's steamer North
Fork departed for San Francisco this morning
with lumber loaded at the Arcata wharf,
- British tramp ~ steamer Strathalbyn. : Captain
Creerer, arrived this . afternoon ftom San. Fran
cisco to load at bay points for Australian ports,
under charter to the American trading company.
The Strathalb.vn will be followed shortly by the
British steamer Strathspey,* Captain Hurry, char
tered to load for Mazatlan by J. J. Moore & Co.:
the Norwegian steamer Aagot. chartered to load
for Australian ports, ; and the British steamer
Strathloone, 2.803 tons, - Captain White, \u25a0 to load
here for Australia, nnder charter to the Ameri
can trading company. ' -•
L. C. Merritt, Eureka agent of the North Pa
cific steamship- company, received notice by tele
gram from General Manager C. P. Doe at Port
land this morning that the steamer Eureka,' Cap
tain Thomson^ and the steamer George W. Elder,
Captain Jessen, are no longer to make calls at
Humboldt. bay, and that In their place the steam
er Alliance has been secured to make regular
trips on the Portland-Coos Bay Eureka route, giv
ing a 10 day schedule.
It is expected that the steamer Alliance will
leave • Portland for its -first trip under . the. North
Pacific company next Monday. November 28, and
will arrive here about Friday of next week. The
Alliance will call at Coos bay on north and south
bound trips. -giving the first service- into Coos
.bay from Eureka since the steamer. Eureka was
cut out of that port. " - r .\ \u25a0 \u25a0 •
Steamer Eureka,. which was put on the Port
land-Eureka run last May, Is expected here to
morrow or the next day from Portland. Because
of the rough weather: on the Columbia river bar,
the steamer did. not succeed .In getting to sea'
from Astoria until yesterday afetrnoon shortly
after 4 o'clock. - j - \u25a0 \u25a0-. , •» .
The George W. Elder is scheduled to arrive
here from the south netx week, but since word
has "been received that it 'ls to pass Hnmboldt
bay hereafter it is possible that- the Elder will
not come ' Into port next week and that It has
already made its last call at Eureka. For some
months past the Elder has been making but one
call every, two weeks at Eureka, on north bound
trips, because of the Hnmboldt bar. Almost a
year ago the steamer Roanoke was removed from
calls at Eureka, either north or south bound,
on account of the bar. More* than 10 years ago
the steamer Alliance made regular trips between
Eureka and " Portland, but since that time has
been engaged entirely on the Coos bay-Portland
run _ . • . ; \u25a0 >
It is reported that the new steamer Fort
; . PACIFIC OCEA.V TRAVEL
\*<Tr~7s*>^- ' Steamer* leave from Broad-
yOTiis^ffiv way Wharves (Piera 9 aad
\u25a0^T^.'ll).;
A^/ xC^SS V\ Low rate "- Inrtndlag berth
V fjO' Xk^^J&l 1 Kound Trip . Rates.
V3^ * J/ty LOS AKGELES
>&/ftstjß?/ r ' SAIV DIEGO
•SANTA BARBARA
G0vern0r....... ...........Nov. 28, 4 p. m.
President :....;. ..Dec. 6,. 4 p. m.
Queen..... ......".. Dec. 14, 11 a. m.
City of Puebla Dec. 19, 2 p. m:
Umatilla ... .............Dec. 28, 2 «.' n.
•Santa Rosa .Nov. 24. Dec. 2, 10, 23. 11 a. m.
•Only steamer calling at Santa Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWNSEND
TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle' for Skagway, Dawson,
Fairbanks and all points on the Yukon. .
Pre«ident Nov. 27. 2 p. m.; Dec. 11. 11 a. m.
Puebla. ..;.... Dec. 7, 11 a. m.; Dec. 24, 4 p. m.
Qneen ...... Dec. 2, 2 p. m. ; Dec. 20, 11 a. m.
CmatiUa Dee. 16, ll*a. m.
EUUEKA (HTJMBOLDT.BAY)
Topeka, Nov. 23, 29, Dec. 4, 9, 14, 19, 11 a. m.
GTJAYMAS, 'MAZATLAN, LA PAZ
ENSENADA. SAN, JOSE DEL. CABO
-SAN PEDRO.
Curacao.:.*. .......7th of each month. 12 m.
ALASKA CRUISES 1911 ' Leave Seattle.
Spokane. .June 14. 28; July 12, 26; Aug. 9; 9 p.m.
Right reserved to change this. schedule. -
Ticket Offices— Palace Hotel, 653 Market St.,
16 Market St.. and Broadway Wharf.
Telephone Kearny.492.
(XAKLAND— II2O Broadway. Tel. Oakland 5680.
G. D. DCNANN, General Passenger Agent.
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0jOa^' AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN
|W| STEAMSHIP COMPANY
%\^y Tehuantepec Route
'\u25a0^*§ESr-.; Regular Fa»t Freight Servlea
NEW YORK TO PACIFIC COAST
PORTS AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
sailing: from New York every six days,
maklngf direct connection with Pacific
steamers sailing from Sallna 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
rates and through bills of lading. S«l-
lnsrs from San Francisco every 12 days.
For rates and further particulars ap-
ply to DEARBORN &,LAPHAM,- Gen-
eral Agents, 8 Bridge • street. New
York. I WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.,
General Agents. Pacific -Coast.
310 Sansome St., San Francisco
I SEATTLE -TACOMA
Belllngham. Aaaeortes. Everett, Port Town- •
tend. . Victoria, Vancourer and all Alaska
ports. \u25a0 - •
S. S. WATSON..... Nov. 24
S.S. BUCKMAN. .. Nov. 30
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON..... Dec. 6
LOS ANGELES DIRECT-
S.-5.8UCKMAN..\.... ../...... ....N0v. 24
S.S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON .Nov. 30
S. S. WATSON :..~ .Dec. 6
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Co.
! <;/'.; TICKET OFPICBSti
General Agent'* , " office, r Howard street
wharf No, 3. Ticket office. 54 Market street
and 64S Market street. .
Sailings from Howard «tre#t wharf No. 3.
TOYQ KISEN KAISHft
'ORIEXTAIi;STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S.S. Chiyo Maru (via Mani1a)....:.........
,-. ; . . : .... ............:. .Tuesday, Dec 20, 1910
S. S. Tenyo Maru.. About Tuesday, Jan.' 10,-1911
S.S. Nippon Maru. About Saturday, Feb. 11, 1911
• Steamers nail from ' company's , piers. Nos. 42,
44, near foot of Second street, at 1' p. m., for
Yokohama and Honskonfc, calling at Honolulu.
Kobe \u25a0 (Hiogo) and \u25a0 Nagasaki and Shanghni and
connecting \u25a0at • Hongkong with steamers :; for
Manila; India, etc. No cargo received on board
on day of, sailing. .Round trip tickets at reduced
rates.---- -: '-' v'- ' : . ' \u25a0
' . For freight and passage apply at office. 240
James Flood building. . .W. H. AVERY.
; \u25a0;. .- . <: -• .-Assistant General Manager.
UNION Si Si Co. of N;Z. Ltd.
New;* Throagh. Passenger and \u25a0 Freight Service
.-'\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0:•"\u25a0 : ".'\u25a0\u25a0'. --Without Change."- \u25a0>;--:;
SAN FRANCISCO TO WELLINGTON. N. Z.,
VIA TAHITI AND RAROTONGA.
S. S. MAITAI (3,398 tons) 5ai15. . ....... .Dec. 14
S. S. AORANGI (4,268 tons) 5aU5. ...... .Jaa, 11
•.-.-''Sailings every. 28 days; connection -at Welling-
ton, and Auckland: for New Zealand ports' and ,
Australia. \u25a0 :--/.>\u25a0 ' . - \u25a0\u25a0;:
OCEANIC S.S. CO.. General Airents,. 90 Clay st.
Ticket Office. 673 Market st. Tel. Kearny 1231.
.--_: r-- ?-?/\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;>:\u25a0'-\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0'-"r'.'\l:. -.\u25a0\u25a0;-T.--r .\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0// -\u25a0._-"-. • ' \u25a0\u25a0..-,-.
HAVni 111 II ' s - s - Sierra "(10.000 tons dls-
UUiIUtULU placement) sails 11 a. m.VDec.
13,1 3, 1910. >. Special round \u25a0 trip $110. first class.
{ TAHITI AND NEW ZEALAXD— S. S.
, Mariposa Sails 11 a. in.; Dec. 28.
Special Tahiti i round j trip, $135, ; first : class.
. OCEANIC LINE.? 673 Mkt.; tel. Kearny T 1231 .
/\u25a0•"V:vV -\u25a0\u25a0.;-• .•\u25a0/."..;'-'-V"' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-,' :.t.v,r-".- .-\u25a0.••-.•,\u25a0• t,: \ ~
iffclini 111 H-S.iS.' Lurline (13,000 tons) sails
nTlnilll 111 II 'noon. Dpc. 7. for Honolulu and
lIUIIULULU Kahnlul.V ; - /
'\u25a0'"' Sfi S\u25a0 r Wllhelm Ina '-'£ ( 13,.'i00 tons) .sa Ils : noon ;
Dec. \u25a0 21.. for - Honolulu \u25a0 and \u25a0 Hilo."".: Round trip to
Honolulu, first class, I . sllo and up.-- ;;>:;',.:-
MATSON NAVIGATION- CO..
Bracg, recently - launched from the Bendlxsen
shipyards here and. receiving- her engines at the
United States engineering works in San Fran
cisco, when placed la commission the first of
tire year will be operated, with other steamer*
of the West Coast steamship company, on a
southern California run. The Fort Bragg has ac
commodations for 50 passengers. -
LOS- AJNGEXES, Nov.t 24,— Arrived— Steamer
Bear, Portland: steamer President, Saa Diego;
steamer \u25a0 Yosemlte. San Diego. • .
Sailed — Steamer President. Seattle; steamer
Hanalei. San Francisco: steamer Yosemlte, Port
land; steamer Riverdale, Puget sound; steamer
Grace Dollar,- Redondo.
\u25a0ASTORIA, Nov. 24.— 0il tanker J. A. Chanslor
arrived today from San Francisco with fnel oil
and left up the river for Portland. <
Steamer Klamath arrived today from San
Francisco and left up the river to load lumber
' for return.
Steamer, Hazel Dollar arrived today from San
J Francisco with a general cargo and left up the
river for Portland.
"Norwegian steamer Bjorn Bjornsen arrived to
day from Pnget sound ' ports and left up the
river for Portland.
- Steamer M. S. Loop arrived today from San
Francisco in ballast and left np the river for
Portland to load lumber for return.
Tug Defiance with barge Coronado, laden with
cement, arrived today from San Fraacisco.
Steamer Sue H. -Elmore arrived today from
Tlllamook with freight and . passengers and left
up the rtver for Portland.
Schooner Mabel Gale sailed today with a cargo
of lnmberfor San Pedro.
Oil tanker Atlas, with barge, sailed today for
San Francisco in ballast.
British bark Klrcudbrlghtshlre sailed today
with a cargo of grain for the United Kingdom.
American steamer Falcon sailed today for Saa
Francisco with freight for ' New York via the
Mexican route.
Steamer George W. Elder sailed today with
freight* and passengers for Saa Francisco and
San Pedro.
1 | Steamer Hoqnlam sailed today for Shoalwater
bay. to load lumber for San Francisco.
Steamer ' Rose City sailed today for San Fran-
Cisco I and Saa Pedro with freight and passen
gers.
Additional Coast Shipping: on Pagre 11
RAILWAY
m o-jf A|3 ij oca en I Ea fSRa n n
Kl^ JpL. J&b. Mia S3 Hr3 vV M
TRAIHS LEAV£ AND ARE DUE TO
VIA O A KL, AIVD PIER
Lears (Foot of Market Street) - Arrive
ZIS» N3es. Traev. LatL-op. Stoektoa.
.- > Lodi, Gait, Elk Grove, Sacramento.. 1 1. 18s
I e.4Qa Hsyward. Naes. San J05e. ..... . . . . . . 7 Xba
7.00a Richmond. Port Costa, Beaicia, Suisua, 1
- Disoa, &cram ento. Ro«v2le, Marys- } 7.28p
ville. Redding. Dunsmnir. J 10.38p-
7.00a" Huira, Vaea ville. Runiaey. 7.2£b
7.00a Daris, Woodland (MaryrrSle. Oro-
vflle), Williams. Maxwell. Willows,
Hamilton, Cornin jc. Red Bluff 7.28»
7.40a Vallejo, Napa, Calia toga, Santa Roea,
Martines ••0S«
7.40a Avon, Saa Ramon, livermore. ..... 6.48s
7.40a Niles, Pleasiaton. LiTmaore. Tracy,
LathroD. Stockton Lodi, Sacramento. 7.28p
7.40a Tracy. Los Banos. Kerman. Fresno. 4^B»
B.ooa Newark (Ceaterville), San Jo«e. Loa
Gatos, Wright. Kdtoa (Boulder
Creek). Saata Cru i 5.48s
8.20» Fort Costa, Martin ea, Byroa, Trary.
Stockton, Merced, Fresno. Goshea
Janction (Hanford, Armoaa), Visalia,
Porterraie. Bak erts dd 4-48p
8.20a Yoseaiita Vallev via Merced.. 4.48s
9.00a Niles. fSan.Joae), Livermore, Stoektoa
(•Milton). Valley Spring. lone. Sacra-
mento. .-. 4.25p
9.03a Sonora. Taotuoine and Angels 4.28s
9.03a AUantio Express— Sacramento, Truc-
ked, Ojden, Salt Lake City, Denver.
Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago ...... 8.28s
9.40a Rio!mond, Port Costa, Martines,
Bay Point 6-CBp
10.20a Vallejo Mare Hand. Napa 11.28a
10.20a Los Angeles Passenger— Port Costa.
Martinet Byroa. Tracy. Stockton.
Merced. Fresno, (Hanford. Coalinga,
VkUia.) BakersSeld, Los Angeles.... 7.48p
10.40a San Francisco Overland limited—
: %-V \u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis.
Omaha, Chicago 6£Bp
1 1 20a Bhasta Limited— Portland. Tacoma,
Seattle ...;........ ». 8.18?
12.00c Goldfield Pass.— Port Costa. Beaicia.
Sacramento. Truckee, Hasea, Wa-
buska (Yerington, Mason), Mina,
ronopah. GoldSeld, Laws, Keeler — 7.48a
Jl2*oa Davis, Yob, Williams. Colusa Junc-
tion, Willows 2.48b
1 2.00n MarysvUle. Chico, Re d Bluff 4.28 p
1.23? Niles, Irvingtoa, San Jose 2.4£?
1.40p San Lean.iro, Niles. CenterviUe, ( 9XBa
Newark. San Jose. « 7.48p
ZOOp Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright.
Feltoa (Boulder Creek). Santa Ciui. . 9.58b
2.40b Saa Leandro, Niles. San Jose. 928a
3£oa Benieia. Winters, Sacramento— Wood- •_'_'\u25a0-
land, Knishts tan ding, Tudor, Yuba
City. Marysvillo IO.48»
3.20? Port Costa (Stockton). Martines.
\u25a0 Byron, Modesto. Merced, Fresno.. 12.08p
3.45? Via Sausalito. West Napa, St. Helena.
Calistogs lO^sa
4.00? Vallejo. Napa. Calistoga, Santa Rosa,
Martines. San Ramon. Livermore... 9.28a
4.00b Nfles (Center vflle. Newark), liver- 1 10.28a
more, Tracy. Stockton. Lodi \ 11.18?
4.40b Saa Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Fleas-
anton, Tirermore, Tracy, Newmaa,
Keraan, Fresno lI.IBp
B.OOp Vallejo, Port Costa, . Benieia, Sacra-
. mento. lin coin. Mary inrDle, Orovill*. 1128a
6.00b Davi^ Woodland. Yolo, Arbuckle,
Williams, Colusa Junction. Willows.. 10.38?
5.03? Rtiseil. San Jose, Lo.i Gatos 9-'-U
•5.23a San Leandro. Naes. San Jose. 7.4£a
6.03a o*l limited— Los Angeles E.CSj
&4Ua Eastern Express— Ogden, Pueblo, Dea-
,ver. Kansas City. St. Louis, Chicago,
Port Costa, Benieia, Sacramento.
Truckee, Reno. Sparks 828p
6.40b Hayward. Niles and San Jose 6.45p
{7.00s Vallejo, Port Costa. Martiaes, Bay
Point and Way Stations Jll.lEp
7.40a Richmond. Port Costa,- Hartiaes.
Cornwall, Bj-roa, Tracy, Stockton . . • 12.48s
8.2C? Oregon Exprewi — Davi*. (Sacramnito),
Willows, Redding, Ashland. Portland,
Tacoma. Seattle. Spokane 9-CSa
9.00s China and Japan Fast Ma3 — Ogdea,
Cheyenne. Denver, Eaasas City,
Omaha,Chicago 2.48p
9.00p Port Costa, Benieia, Sacramento, Col-
fax.Trackee, Reno 10.08a
9.40? BakersSdd, McKit trick, Monarch,
Moroa, Feflow.... 8.28a
9.40b Richmond, Port Costa, Tracy. Mo-
desto, Merced. Fresno, Haaford.
Coalings, Visalia. Tulare 8.285.
' 9.40p Hunter's Traia— Saturday only. Saa
Jose and Way Stations J7.488
11.40b Portland Exprew — Sacramtnto, Msrys- .
vflle.Red Bluff. Weed,(Klamath Fall*).
Ashland. Roseburg. Portland, Taco-
ma. Seattle...^ 1 >2.28p
HETHERLAND'SROUTE— From Pacific Strtet Wharf.
Collinsville, Emmaton, Rio Virta. Isleton. Ryde. Wsl-
aut Grove, Vorden. CourtLind. Clarksburg. Sacramento.
Stsaimr Ntvijo. leaves San Francisco 8:00 a. m. daily
except Sunday, stopping at points shown, srriviug Sae-
rameato 6:00 pjn. Leaves Sacramento 9:CO p.m. daily
except Sunday (no stops ea route), trrivbj Saa Fran-
cisco 5:00 a,m. -.".-«
Steamer ModQC or Apache, leaves Saa Francisco I.CO
p.m. Daily, except Suaday; arrive Saa Fraacisco 11.30
p.m. -
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY —From San Francisco,
Mvktt Strwt Wharf — Dafly — Hourly from 6.00
ajn. to 9.00 p.m., inclusive.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Alaraifla Pier. •
Ta Oakland and Alameda— l«. 10, t0.45 a.m.. and then
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 7.45 p.m.: th«n
8.30, 9.15. 10.00. 10.45. 11.30 pja. aad 12.15 ajn.
To Alamtda and Fraitvale via Hort«*he« ami at above.
Ct for Mornmg. p for Afternoon, t Suaday excepted;
t Sunday only. 5 Saturday and Sunday oaly,
aSuaday aad Moaday oaly.
-t— •~^ m^— ....
.^glk, - Schedule Effective
f@Bffl November 1, 1910
V^jitw/' I'SIOX FERRY DEPOT
, San Franchco
. Leave | Via Sansalito t Arrive
7:45 a Petaluma: Santa Rosa. Hea Ms-
burg, Cloverdale. Ukjah. Wil-
llts, Sherwood, • •GneraeTllle,
: "Monte r Rto, *Dnncau Mills,
Sebastopol 0:.T." p
8:15 a ••Sonoma. ••Glea Ellea... t3:33p
8:15 a Pt. Keyes, . Camp Meeker, Caza-
; dero t6:35 p
J8:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds- .;
burtr Cloverdale. Gueraeville,
Monte B!o, .Duncaa Mi115... .. {7:35 p
10:45 a Petaluma. Santa Rosa... 4:35 p
f2:45 p Pt. Heyes. . Camp Me«ker (leaves
from .Cazadero)... .....{7:osp
3:15 p Petalnma. Santa - Rosa. Beald*-
-"- burjr. 'Cloverdale, T.'klah. Goer-
nevllle. Monte y Rio, Duncan
• Mills, Sebastopol i ............. 11 :or, a
-4:45 p Sonoma." Glea E11en.. ;...... '....{ 9:35 a
5:15 p Petalnma. Santa .* R05a. ........... 8:35 a
' EIXCTBIC STXBTJHBAN VIA SAITSALITb
Sau»alito.\ Mill Valley, Saa. Kafael — Daily
every \u25a030 minutes • from 6:45 a. \u25a0m. \u25a0 until 8:45
a. m. : hourly ; uatll 2:45 p. m. (except the 2:45
p. - m. does not i run to San • Uaf ael on Sundays) .
thea 3:15 p. m and every 30 minutes nntll 6:43
p. m.. thea 7:45. 9:45 p. m. and 12:01 a. m.
•Fairfax— Leaves tC:4S. -^7:15.' 8:13. 8:43,
9:-45, 10:45,^11:45 a. m.. 12:43. 1:43, 2:45, 3:15,
3:45, 4:15. 4:43. 5:15. 5:45, 6:15, 8:43, .7:43,
9:43 p. m., $12:01 a. ro.
San Quentin via San Rafael— S:43 a. n.. 1:45
p.Jia.. t3:45 p. ra. , ; :
Tihuroa ana Belvedere. '\u25a0 via Sausalito— .Week
days: 6:45.* 7:45. 8:45. 19:30 a. m.. 12:43. 3:15
4:15. 5:15, 6:15 p..m., 1512:01 a. m. Suadays—
6:45, 7:45. 8:45. |9:30,- 10:45. . 11 :45 a. m.. 12:45,
1:45J 3:15. 4:15.'3:15. 6:15 ;p.m., 12:01 a. ra."
•Sundays arrive 7:35 p. m.«»Snndays arrive
7:05 p." m. t Except Sundays.' only."
0n1y..." iltburoa' direct. IjThnrsdays
only.' ' J -i .•\u25a0 '. .: ,-\u25a0'- "\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0' i
" Pacific transfer -company's ''agent* are-snthor-
lz*d to cieck bagsagg diiect frost resiiesce.
AUCTION SALES
FORCE SALE 2ss
43 head of horses and mares for all purpose*
Come and make offer. Your price is ours. Proa
one to a car lot. St>s 4th st.. Oakland.
£^ AUCTION FRIDAY :\u25a0£&
35 city mares and horses, suitable for country
use. Four mule team, wtth harness. AH go U
Highest bidder. Friday, Noremoer 23, 11 a. nu,
22T Bth. corner Alice. Otkland.
ODELL & FLEBHER. Anctlotiwa.
London Closing: Stocfes
Cons for money. 73 l.VlßlLoulsv & Nash ...130^
Cons for acct ... 79 [M X & Texas.... 35%
Amal Copper .... "I*4 N V Central 117
Anaconda ........ B% ' Norfolk & West... lot %
Atehison 102H! Do pM 9«
Do pfd 104*,: Ontario * West... 4.*Hj
Bait & Ohio ."llOVi Pennsylvania .... 6R%
Can Pacific 20lVRand Mines S*i
,Ches & Ohio S7H Reading 78V,
I Chi Great West.. 24H'So Railway 27"^
Chi. Mil & St P. 127V Do pfd «SV,
De Been* 17* aSo Pacific " .......121
Den & Rio G 34 Union Pacific ISZH
Do pfd 76Vi! Do pfd 931-i
Erie SO^iU S Steel S2
Do Ist pfd 4S>*4' Do pfd 121»j
Do 2rt pfd . 39 [Wnbasa lS^
Grand Trunk .... 23vi! Do pfd .; BSH
111 Central 13S 'Spanish Four* .... «>
Bar silver— Quiet. 2i 7-16 d per ouaee.
Money — 4*i@s per cent.
\u25a0 The rate of dlscooat In the open market tM
short bills 13 4&@5 per cent, aad for tnrw
months* bills 4ii©4 9-16 per cent.
Bank of England Discount Rate
LONDON. Nov. 24. — The rate of discount «1
the Bank of England remained unchanged at i
per cent today.- - :>';'.
\ TRAVEL
V f»v^a HIM &rf>?l #J| •— »«i H SShjb
ARRIVE FROM NOVEMBER 14. 1910 .
VIA COAST L.CSB
Leare CThird aad.Towssend Streets) Arrirs
tSJOa-Valeaeia Etrset. Oceaa \Tew. Colma,
Cemeteries. Badea, Saa Brsao... tS-»3a
6.30a South tan Francisco. £an Jose, Gilroy,
(Hollister). Sarjent. Psjaro. Wataaa-
v2le.Saata Crus. 7isCp
7.10 a Eouth Saa Francisco, Palo Alto. San
Jose. Wav fitatioas. 7.30a
7.10a MaySeld, Los Altot, LosGatoa. tf-20*
8.-Ooa Shore liaa limited— Paso Robles
Hot Spriajs, Santa Barbara, Loa
Anjdea 9^o>
BLO5a The Coaster— Saa Jow, Psjwo (Wat-
\u25a0onville. Santa Cnu). Castroville.
(Del Monte, Mon t erey. Pacific Grove).
I - Salinas. Soledid Paso Robles Hot
Sprmss, San Lois Obispo.
(Loaipoc), Santa Barbara, Ventura.
Oxnard.Los Aa?sles Il4sy
a lot Miyaeld, Lo* Alias. Los Gatos. Wright.
Gleavroodf Boulder Creet). Saata Cm «.
U'atscnvill', Castr OTille, Del Moate.
Moaterey, Pacilio Grove 9JJOJ
9.00a Saa Joae. Gilroy, Salisas. Robles
Hot Spriazs. Saa Luis Obispo—
Tres Pinos — WatsoaTiHe. Saata
Cras. Del Moata, Moaterey, PaciSa
Grove 4XO*
10.40a Soath San Fraacisco. Burlirssase, Eaa
Mateo. Palo Alto. Saa Jose f&3Ca
" 1 0.40a Loa Altos. Moata Vista. Loa Gatos.. { *fj jj£
1 1.30a Valencia Street, Oceaa View, Cohaa.
CeaeUries. Baden, Saa 8r5a0...... f.3S»
1 1.40a Soath Saa Fran cisco. Saa Jose t&2t»
2.00s Del Moats Express— Saa Jos*. GOrov.
Sargrat (Watson ville. Santa Cruz),
Del Monte, Monterey. Pacific Grove,
(Saliaas) 12-SOf
2.05s South Saa Fraacisco, Pab Alto. Eaa
Jose 8.45a
f2 05p Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gatos... t3£s|
3.00? South San Francis co, Saa liateo, Saa
Jom. Gilroy. Tres Pisos. Salinas.... 10.10a
3.00a WataonvEle. Santa Cms. Castroville,
Del Monte. Monterey. Paeifio Grove. !O.I0«
3.15a Santa Clara. West Saa Jose, Los Gatos.
Wrisat, (Boulder Creek), ganta Crux IQ^CI
4.00b Smset Express — Tunca, LtTz'az.
El Paso, Houston. New Orleans.
Paso Robles Hot Sriscs, Saa Lnia
Obispo. Saata Barbara and Loa
Angeles 10.53*
4.00? Kiaais City. St. Locia. Cbicaso 10.55a
4.20p South Saa Francisco. Saa Jose tSXCj
13.05? Burlin^ime. Saa Uateo. Palo 'Alto,
Saa Joss and Way Stations 9M»
t5.20p Redwood. Palo Alto. Saa Jose. I.IC|
f 5.23b Los Altos. Monta Vista, Los Gatos... t3-£s|
t5.259 Burlingame. Saa Mateo, Eaa J05e..... 3^s|
f3.30p Loop— Valea cia Street. Oceaa View,
Cemeteries. Soath Saa Fraacisco.
' \u25a0 23d Street. 3d andTowasead t6.4Ca
5.40s San Bruno. Saa Mateo. Redwood. Palo f f7.23s
- Alto. Santa Clara. Saa Jose \ 7.35a
J5.40? Los .\ltos, Los Gatca 19.45a
t8.00? MiUbrae, Saa Mateo. Palo Alto. May-
field, Lob Altos, Los Ga to* f3.CO«
t6.03» 23d Street. Visit* cioa. Eouth Eaa'
Francisco. Valencia Street t'-'sl
6 30a South Saa Fraa cisco. Saa Jose 6.45i
B.ooa The Lark— Paso Robles Hot Snricss,
Saata Barbara, Los Assies 9J3O*
&05j Lo» AnHes Pawwt ft— Gilrov. Ealinaa,
Paso Robla Hot Springs, Saa Lcia
'• Obispo, Saata Barbara aad Lot
- - ....„! a3cs
IO.OOp Saa Jose and Way Ststioas 7.201
1 1 .45? South Saa Francsco. Palo Alto. Baa f 7.4 5 n
:^: Jose \ttQ.soi
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via OaUaaa i»i4r.
To Oakland. Btrkalay. Berryman. Eatt Oakland and
Fruitval* — Daily — From ft.oo a.ni M and etery twenty
minutes until 7.00 pja. - iadusrrt; tiea 7.40, 8.20.
9.00. 9.40. 10.20. ILCO. 11.40 pja^ 12.20 and
1.20 aja.
To Sathsr and Ms'tom via Savtnth St— Dtih"— Frcn
6.00 a.ra.. and every twenty minutes uatil 7.00 p.m.
inrlu«Ve. thea 7.40. 8.20, 9.00. 9.«J. 1020. ft.o.
aad 11.40 pja.
To Stoneharrt— Dailv Except Snnday— fl.oo. 7.C0, B.CO.
9.00 ajn.. 2.20. 3.00. 4.00. 5.C0. 6.40 p.m. Sunday
only 9.C0 10X0 ma.. I.CO. 2.00, 100, ICa SXO.
-5.40 pja. -
To Oakland Rrrt St.. Fraitvala. Alantda. via Hartssntt
—Daily — From t&CO, 8.20 a.m. aad' every tweat]
minutes until 8.20 a.ra. iactasive; then 9.00, 9.2Q
10.00, 10.20. 11X0, 11.20 a.m.. 12 m.. 12.20 OXO. L2O
2.00. 2,1'0^3.00, 3.20. Jl4O pjn. aad every twenty
minutes unt.l 7 p.m. inrlusiTe; 7.40. 8.20. 9. C0, 9.4Q
10.20. 11.00 and 11.40 p.m.. 12.20 and 1.20 aja.
Additional train to Oakland First St» 2.15 aja.
T« Wist B«rktl«y— Daily Exrept Sunday— From B.Ct
aja. and eTery twenty minutes cntiiS.2oa.rn. iada-
sive: then 9.00 a.ra. and every hour until 4,00 pja.
laehisve: then 4.20 pjn. aad every treaty miantet
until 7.00 p.m. tacfashre: thea 7.40 p.m.. 5.20. 9.00
9,i0, 10.20. 11.C0, lUOp.o. aad 12.20 aja. #<
Ta Wnt Btrktlty— Sondays only— Froß> MM ajn-.
thea 7XO. 7:40. 8:20. 9.00 aja. inrtosm; thea 9.2C
a.m. aad every twenty miactes 7XO am. inettuive:
thea 7.40" p.au o\2o. 9.00, 9.40. IOJOVTIXO, 11.40
pja. aad 12.20 aja.
Ta Corbln— Dafly Except Sunday— From 6.00 s jb. aad
every 20 minutes tmtH 8.20 a.m. mduatrv. then
0.00. 10.C0a.rn.. 12.00 m.. 1.00. 2.C0. 3X0. 4XO. 4.20.
UO. 5.00. 5.20, 5.40 aad ICOp.i.. /
To Cartln— Suadays oaly— From 8.00 *_n_, thea 9.00
a.m.. 9.20 aja. aad every treaty miaatet oatll
fXOpja.
To Sis;». Rkhr.ond, Pull.tm— COO isj. 3.40 pm SJJOpaj
Union Transfer Co. aotberized to check Easjajt
direct from residenc;.
MUIR WOODS /rfs2s&\
MT. TAMALPAIS^^P
VIA SAUSALITO FERBY >^^
UNION SCPOT, FOOT OF MARKET STREET
Rannd Trip from Saw Fraricltco. >1.90 V
li.Sis fra-ttbea tt.Mair Watte If. Tanlgatt
Weekdiy! SuwUy Wfkd*r Sa»Uy W«gk(Uy| S«ad«y
9:45i 8:45a f 7:20a 1 11:50a 7:20i 10:4fla
1:45p 9:45a 1:40p112:50p 1:40p 11:40a
* 4:45p 19:45a 2:40p 1:50p 4:45p 1:40*
11:45* 4:50p 2:5.)? * 9:QOp 2:40»
1:45r 3:50? ...... 3:40»
...... 2:45t 4:4ttP 4:40p
• Saturdays. t Mondays. \ Mt. Tamalpais only.
Ti^V»» n«;^.s Saus *l» toFen y— TeL Kearny 4380
Ticket OSees J 874 M^ket-feL Dourfas 4407
General Office— Mill Valley. California. TeL Mill- Valley 31
"riven if louisais" r.i "Milr laa" « i itwus *m tn pnti
OCEAN SHORE JIXIL\VAX
F. S. Strattoa. Seceiver. Depot 12th aad Mission.
leava Saa Fraacisco— *9 a. nx.. 5:20 p-. an.
Laavo Arleta — 6:10 a. m.. +1:35. J2:23 p. m.
Leave Toaitas Glea— tl:30. J2:00 p. ra.
*Bt*g a for Saa Gns-orio aad Psscadero. '
All trains daily except twoak day* oalyr
tSttudaya . only.
BJIT ASO UTERt'SBJLV BOOTES
IWM?X YALLEy ROOTF
MartUlani Stßeleaa
Boats leave 7.-00, 8:45 a. m . 12^0. 3:20.
6.-00. B^o p. m. Meals a U Carter,
pock and office. Norta Snd terry isnima*
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