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RAILROAD NOTES.
Oaenine or traffic of Two New
Lines.

as e--as3y amour eed, the Oakdale and
\ reed L.nsion has been completed, and
re oOerourE department Of the Southern
Facinc las seeded Hpon February ID as the
date a. CsFlinE ths .ine for traffic. On the
same d. < he Marysyllle and knights Land
ing lire vi be put 10 operation, thus short
enlng lie a,nte between this city and
Marysyilje by aDact fifteen miles. Pas
sengsls fer ibs is:ter place will now change
at DayisSi,ie ilztead of going through to
Sacramento. Tlb train service on both
llies wiz consist OF daily mixed train each
way, brt vii be Increased from time to
time IS traffic may Qe nand.
a tsrty 81 sa3fa Fe officials, composed of
President SaurFel X Spear Of the Board of
Direetar5 sne ), Springer, Third Vice
FTesi6fift. SEived al Kansas City yeSter-
day. en- so8 20 SsH Francisco. They are
tTsfs;ta2 81 syey,ai train Of four cars and
VI Z yls,ist,y rsGcIs his city about February
Ist. TISet.. p IS ares f Inspection.
The Tsi,ztees e8st of Chicago have fol-
lo-Tpd tie e.ssasfis % the Western nnes in
fite r.4sser a gxf-tg commissions, and a
fo.at eifeuiar haz seen issued from Trunk
L,iHe 4BH Central Traffic associations, CIV
fne poh 81 the dise0ntlnuance OF the pay
~ n 8 muiisssons in any form after
FeeHafy 81.
g. a. Mllis. Gxearsion Agent Of the Texas
Paeifse. -; yesterday for the East, in
Charge q lie iasIe7t excursion of the sea-
500. Mfi' j vas irtlly transferred from the
freight iepa EineDt of this line, but work
sBg IN pas eagssF business is not to him a
new cccgpa,:os 81. he appears to be keep
~ ~ - -e9u.aton as frst-class solic-
-
Sbastsey Bsy-Gve people of n Raymond
= aitcpnl1 excursion, which left Boston
on tiie t<tis ara due to arrive here during
She later lissf q tie week, over the Sunset
quite u sic Southern Pacific. Fifty-fiye of
re members Lf this party will visit Mexico
before coming 70 San Francisco.
General A,aaaEer 4. n. TOwne Of the
southern Pacific IS in Los Angeles, and
Saltf hdgiDeeg Hood of the same company
Z looking afisr construction work in San
RamsE Valley.
;. 5. Hsissss Ger eral Passenger Agent OF
e Seftaecn California Railway Company,
no has hean IL the city for the past week,
Seinfaea yssfTcay TO his station at Los An
". +. WHITE. General Passenger and
Irsfsic Manager Of the Atchison. Topeka
aud Santa Re iett for the East ON Taosduy
evening.
The land sales of the Southern Pacific
Company 10. the first fifteen days of the
current month amounted to $1,000
james Pate 2. Travelling Passenger and
FrsfgiL Agent Of the Chicago and North
western, s.fi yesterday for Los Angeles.
" z. Grierson, Emigration Agent OF the
Santa Fe, left yesterday for Topeka, Kans
Amos Burr, Travelling Passenger Agent
Of the Vsndcrbit lines, has gone north.
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ATTORNEY HALL.
He Still Enjoys the Unrestricted Freedom
of the City.

He Still Enjoys the Unrestricted Freedom
of the City.
By the grace of the French Savings and
Loan Society John C.. Hall is still free
man. 1t is asserted by well-informed par
ties that this corporation determined, at the
meeting of its Board of Directors on Tues
day last to put the screws upon the delin-
quent, and, if a settlement were not forth
coming, to hand him over to justice The
delay in pushing matters to extremties is
said TO be at Halls request, to enable him
TO communicates with his wealthy friends
and obtain their assistance in effecting
settlement
L. is hard to reconcile these statements
with the announcement made few days
since by the bank authorities that they did
not care much about their loss, but that on
principle they would prosecute Hall for his
criminal conduct. 1t is possible, however.
that the latter course is now being pursued
and that the fraudulent acts complained OF
are really being investigated by the Grand
Jury. ! he bank people decline to give any
information on the subject, and the many
reports in circulation may have nothing
more substantial than idle rumor to rest
upon.
Hall was in his office, as usual, yesterday,
ana sun comes and goes without the least
restraint.
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way to take it." A lemon, of course, q
thimble full of rum. if the cup is small, and
If one wants sugar, of course add it. The
odor was delicious-not of Araby the blest,
but of Jamaica the blest, perhaps. IT'S
good" says masculine appreciation, as he
hands his cup back to be renewed, only the
tea makes me feel like saying what the be-
reaved husband said, who had lived unhap-
PLY with his wife, and his uncle told him
that at the funeral his mother-in-law would
ride in the carriage with him. ''Let it be
just as you say" answered the bereaved
husband, ''but that arrangement will spoil
all the pleasure for me-" Try the rum in
the tea or the tea in the rum and see II II
spoils any pleasure foryou. DOROTHY Q.
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MOUNT HAMILTON.

The Mecca of Astronomers From All
Parts of the World.
1t Is reported that the Prussian Govern
ment intends ordering a giant telescope Tor
the Potsdam Observatory, so that the as
tronomers there may extend their obserya-
uons to stars as faint as those now under
observation at Mount Hamilton. Before
committing itself to that step, however.
Professor Auwers of the Royal Academy OF
sciences VIII be sent to inspect the promi-
nent oDservatories of the world, among the
rest Mount Hamilton, where he is expected
by tue middle OF the coming summer
LORD Rosse, owner of the great rejecting
telescope at Birr, Ireland, is expected TO pay
the Lick telescope visit before the winter
passes.
III. f. Newall,: whose father donated the
great refractOr of twenty-five inches aper-
lure to Cambridge University, England,
spent some time at Mount Hamilton during
Tue late fall in studying the equipment OF
.he observatory and the mounting and
working OF the great equatorial.
hs result OF his observations the spectre
scope oil the Newall telescope will contain
ment.
Inc visits OF these astronomers are re-
cepeu oy the officials at the observatory as
testimonial OF the value of the work they
nave accomplished as much as on account
OF Tue splenG1d Instruments with when
MOUNT hamilton Is equipped.
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FIRE IN CHINATOWN.
Floor of the Sullivan Building Burned

Out.
There was lively blaze In Chinatown
yesterday morning At S:2J o'clock smoke
and ribbons of flame were seen to issue from
the second floor of the three-stOry brick
building at the corner of Baker and Sullivan
alleys, owned by the Sullivan estate, aud an
alarm was sounded from Box II.
As the fire quickly spread to the adjoining
three-story brick building q second alarm
was sent III ana all tie engines in the dis
trict were summoned. merely us a precau-
tionary measure, as the alleys were SO mar
row that considerable difficulty was expert
enced in fighting the flames.
The floor where the fire started was occu-
pied as lodging-house by Chinese There
we're many partitions and narrow passages
on this floor, and it was such difficult mat
ter TO quench the flames that the whole sec
ond story was Quilted before the fire was I'M
der control. The lower floors, which were
the rendezvous of hghblnderS and slave
women, were also flooded.
The fire started in miniature joss house
in the corner of the building, and 1t is sup
posed that joss stick set fire to the wood
work surrounding the altar. The total loss
is estimated at $1,000.
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Christian Association Anniversary.

r, Ine thirty-eighth anniversary Of the San
francisco Young Mems Christian Assocla-
'ioh VIII be observed with appropriate exer-
clses In Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday
an.Ierhcon Mt 3 o'clock. George w. Gibbs,
dIIeesldent, will preside, aud the anniversary
a aa res VIII be delivered by Bishop Fowler
Oh the Methodist Church Mr.. Fowler's
sSupJect VIII be Problems of the Twentieth
two Young Mems Christian Associations in
o0ailfornia. Now they are organized in
Every city ofIany considerable size, and six
buildings have been erected for their special
r mGrk at an aggregate cost of nearly half a
a,tan doliarsA Other associations have
s sa.sehnsive building funds already sub
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Funeral of John Warren.

The funeral of John w. Warren, the de-
ceased police officer, was held yesterday
afternoon. The services were held ut Odd
Fellows Hall, the deceased having been a
member of Sycamore Lodge, No. 12l. The
following acted as pal-bearers: From the
Police observation-disclosures Furlong, w.
II. Williams and S. Campbell; from the
Odd Fellows-Alfred Funke, r. Teemer. V.
C. Post and NJ. Dalfs. The remains were
laid at final rest in the Odd Fellows Gene
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-22

The Bancroft History Company has sued
Henry Oerich in the Justices Coart to re-
cover $50, alleged to be due on sne History
Of the Coast written by Ii I'll. Bancroft.
He was greatly charmed with the historical
work and subscribed for full set, thirty
nine volumes. bound in morocco, $40 a
volume. After $500 had been paid the pay
ments suddenly ceased.
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Forgiven by the woman

antoine Oiaquez, the barber who shot his
wiie and then tried to kill himself by CASH
ing MS throat with razor, will escape
punishment for his murderous work. Both
nave recovered from their wounds. She
now refuses to prosecute him or swear to a
compiaint against him. He was. crazy
always good to Inc and the children and |
cant have him held responsible for trying
TO Kill me,
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ClINARO LINE

Nexy York to Liverpool, via Queensto wn,
from Pier 80, North River.
FAST EArRESS MAIL SERVICE.
t;allia Jan. "a. . 100 PM IEtruria Feb 81 goo pm
Auranla, Jan. 81 100 AM Aurania, Feb. 2S 500 AM
Umbria, Feb. z, 300 PM Umbria, March Z, 30 PM
Servia Feb. IA 10 800 AM Servia March IA, $3.50 AN
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate, S3o
steerage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates For freight and passage apply as
The company once sowing dreen, New aors
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND u Co,
Yz7 TurhSa Agents, San FRANCESCA
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MISCELLANEOUS
SEEKING DEATH
thousands DieFron Different
Methods Of Suicide.
The Popular Way to Kill
Ones Self.

sbo,r 80 from the various cities I'm America
t trOw nat more people die from suicide in this
globe Tbers y other one country on the face of the
old-fashioned theory of cutting ones thu. Inc
gardea as disagreeable, consequently is nat - re-
lar Arsenic poison prod uces bad appear. popu-
Ter DEATH hence it is not popular; but the reyo, az
mas retained Its place as one of the best and sure.
methods of sef-destruction. 1t is estimated tSs
at least 5000 people commit suicide in the United
States annually. The returns from the various Po-
lice Departments show this, but they fail to show
the thousands who commit suicide and whose cases
are not reported
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Divorces Granted.

Judge LAWYER yesterday granted Anna
Cainpbell divorce from w. III. Campbell
ca She ground Of extreme cruelty, and to
fisaTge i. Carter from Clemeptina Carter
> slse GROUND Of desertion.
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san FRANCIsCa ana N 2. RAILWA


CCMMESyING SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10 am
y and uifts further notice, beats and trzf1s viii
les from snd arrive the san Francisco Fasssa
geT Depot M-!rket-street ktna.f. follows:
rom San Francisco for Point Fiburon aua Ss-
e. Iasi-Nssk days: 40 A n. 800 kE- IL 10 ~
6:5J p NJ 900 P NJ ga p. NJ. ofiiF n
ezra trip al 40 7. NJ. sundays 500 A H. o33
A NJ. II 90 A. n. 100 2. 800 p. NJ G:I5F "
-, rom San Rafael for San Francesca Week iays:
St2g A. NJ s55A- NJ. $3.50 AM. 1z;45 r NJ $40 P ".
So5 r N Sala days Only, extrs triy az 9 80 r. "
$50 Z. n. c. - p. NJ.
From Point Tiburen for SCI Francisco Week d2yss
200 A NJ S2o a NJ. 9:5S NJ fti0 P NJ 4v5 T.. ".
$50 Saturdays 3, extra Trip At f:55 p Il.
b,yt - M p.
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piroresa rom the Ex.Cornner.

DIvorced from the Ex-COroner.
Judge Eiun has granted Ella j. Eaton a
diyorue from DR.. j. M. Eaton, the ex-Cor-
0ners or the ground of extreme cruelty.
They were Tarried In January, 1885,
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The average young man of America OF to-day has
atehdency to become what is known in Western
parlance as a sporty boy They consider, it the
proper thing to dssiDate and go where they should
not go and contract various diseases which make
thelr lie veriabie Hades. Under this head might
also DE included those who in childhood days learn
from their companions practices which in after
years NOT only bring sorrow to themselves but ply
sicai wreck to their constitutions, The result of
hese practices are not apparent at the time but the
germ OF disease Is and in after years 1t deveI-
ops anu produces troubles which rapidly follow in
sucTeSslon' which in turn cuiminate in the grave
the iuhatlc asylum The average man OF today does
not realize his position until it Is too late The
is a funeral. and the vital statistics show he
died from constitutional OF organic disease. The
attending physician has too much respect for the
FAMILY to state otherwise consequently the general
public Is Kept In ignorance TO the real CT
the death. Willtam Graves OF Alameda is one of
the few who realized his position in time. 'If it
naa not been for the doctors at the Cosmopolitan
Dlspensary would be in my grave to-day" he said
TO reporter yesterday. II had been living fast
a ire for years and with late hours and overin-
diligence had completely run down my constitu-
ton. was what you call physical wreck.
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MIsCELLANEous.

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
e!.eptab!e to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
eneets, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend if
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
glsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute. 80
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. N.Y.
tse2 ThSaTutf T. IL
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VIM. GRAVE!

ny nerves were unsirunE ] had night sweats
aad chilS, and my liver and heart we're affected
bad taken inetictne from different physicians but
got no oSnehil and had aD3at reached the eonelu-
sion that tbe best thing fer to do vas 70 commit
suicide. f1enG ADVISED me to cry The CcsmopoIt-
tan hispeustry, but felt shat roy disea as ieur-
able aud refused passed Ehers thu ne. day- aad
struck lae that i would do Aar TO run m aud
tai.-cv sirt did Esd tls.s,s
They ssld they could cure me afd begaa tseAf-
meIt ne lrst good effect WAS being able to sleep
weeks from beSiAiiins Treatment was virtually =
new iaan The Cosmopolitan Dispsnsary cured ne
safe and sound.
Do you want any more conclusive evidence of
taeif ability to conquer disease Charles Henpler
20 Davis street. William p. Kane Il ~ Isost &c.
s4r arc MS > 9 Smith a795 Market street; Mrs
s6s =; 1e1aids sd Jessie street; Alexander wood
oVo seventh street: l. VI. ID. Wright 1924 FIoriCa
street; andrew NJ Martin. As Ridley street: Peter
To51 M' t3oo12 Stockton street; H. E. Snook
eases. - eN uAS-
The cosMoPoLITAN DIsPENsARY, with its
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
KORDDEuTSCHER LLOYD S. S. I'D

k0ADDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
Fast Line OF Express Steamers.
New York to Southampton (London), Bremen.
SPRING SAILINGS, 1891:
Havel Tues. April IA Elder Sat. MAY l6
Elbe. Wed. April Is Trave . Tues May 10
Elder. Sat. April lSl Fuda . Wed May 20
Trave. Tues. April 2l Saale 80. Sat May %
Fuda we'd. April % Spree. Tues -. May 20
Saale. Sat. April 20 Werra We'd. May 27
Spree. Tues. April IS Ems. 49,. sat. 80. May 80
Vera. We April 30 Lain. Tues. June
Ems. ..... Sat. May Kaiser. ... Wed. .June 3
Lain -. We'd. May 6iAller. Sat June o
Aller =. Sat-. May 81 Havel Tues. June ~
Havel Tues May II EIbe Wed. June ~
Elbe. WED. May Is Elder. sat ~ nj davs
Time from New York to Southampton III honrs
From Southampton to Bremen. "a s1n,uthwestern
From Southampton 10 London. oysry honr In the
Railway Co, 2b2 hours. Trains for London
Summer season. Railway car, carr nocts on 1921
await passengers In Southam1PrtVyn rl- ~ va "
of Express Steamers from for their speed
comfort and u,st.R(i a CO., 3l4 Sacramento st.
CHAS; ~ ,,i It,YEIi q CO., 40l Caiiforniast.
D. II. It ta6 ruIh
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
PACIFIC COAST sTsaM rsa1Is,~,

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIPS Co
DHSPATCH STEAMERS F1faw SAN
Janaa 1r1e Is 30 Tor ports IN Aiasks Al. s
lSf british Columbia and Pusss soans ps-s, !.
-: ~. Jan 0, 10. IS, 20 Is and an $3.50 t1.-~t
for Eureka. Hamboidt Bav. syeaceed.v.
syerg fourth d 4na Los Angeles aad al Ezypsrss
ssn Diego, stopping only &c Loo AnQs,s, szn.
ia NJ M Ais oDA'ae esery to1rsh dHF AZ
TO- Tor pcrss IN Mexice 2sth or eaeh mcash
@iCkeg Unice-Palaee Hotel ( New - ollf "A
,ooSOODAlLL4 PERKINS & co. Ge0srsi s. -se <g -
Sou ~ Market street. san Frsnrsess.
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, CREGtYs
THE NSIoS PACIFIC RAILWAY
$40 Ocean Dlvision-and P4cfkfe ctsASr .satss3.
strs 81 4; Sis ~ COMPANY will dispatch f-et 49,
s street Mnafsf at IOA NJ FER The a1evs s es
Ssr . IL - H0Lr, steamships, viz: = 80 -
n1AIE OF t6ALIFORNfA--Jan. Y 10 a
SS0DL1 MljlA--Jan. g. Is or.
OREaON--Jans III "a
RsiIro' yia Portland with the Horthe@a Psesa&
lines S vIeg9n tShort Lipe aad othei ,flser-ise<
CoIumhia Poiaps in Oregon Washington - tssis
Wyon,i.a' vxi9assks, ttaho. Montana Daksea 1e7sta
South and ~ Park, and Eli points xsst IA
trip. cabin. $50. 49, s'esi@e7.ar'' fesiso
iicSet olces--1 hontgoinlerv ST ana T,t.-.. x
tel New Montgomery st. ~ "at @e%sao ne-
GoODALL. PERKINS x coz sunt reea.,. f.r.
MI - ~ mds.Pf.e-, San FF95e.t4sls
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sLUsALITO- SAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
Wa
NORTH PACIFIC GuAST RAILROAD.


and further notice, boats and trains viii run a
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAusALIro and SAN
EAEAEL Cweek daysl- 80. $3.50 ll:oO =. 4;
(snndaysj -8:0O. 1890. 80 Az; 1880. 500.
s'95 $3.50 p NJ Extra trip on Saturday at 1876
From san FRANCISCO FOR I'LL. VALLEY week
dsysl-a;30. ! I 100 A. NJ; 3:20, 4s4o r n
(spadaysl-s:oo. 1000. llsso 4 N' 1850. 500
From SAN ItAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO rsesE
daysJ-e 20 TAP ESQ nag sM 20 a., 10 ~
200 p " Extra tip On Saturday ar l.30 and
SO p II Fare. 50 cents. round rip,
From MILL. VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO week
dsysl-7 SO. II ;o5 4. Y; s:ss $3.50 ?. ~
(sandsys)--s;I2. 1870. 1l:4p A NJ LAS, s'ls.
'S:I5 :. N Fare. SO cents. round trip.
Fr5m sAusALIT0 for SAN FRANCISCO .fwess
daysD-s:5s, is. 1905 =. n; 1905. 2:io, 400
tsundaysj-s:45, 1920 4. n; le:45. s:l5. 4:Is,
e:s5r-A Extra trlps On SATURDAY at 2sls aud
THROUGH TRAINS.
II 90 A.. NJ, Daily tsaturaays and Sundays q.
eepteaQ from san Francisco for caladero and IN
daily Sundays eIegptedJ az Is a. NJ. arriving ia
$50 T. NJ. Eatnr1ays only. from San francisco
for Caxadero and Intermediate stations.
Point Reeves and intermsdisss stations Rsturr
ing. arrives In San Francisco at 6;t5 Y. ".
EXCURSION RATES
from al stations, at rs per cent reduction FROM
Fridzy 10 Monday Excursion-Round-trlp Tickets
sold on Fricsys and Saturdays, good e return ioE
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor, 81 20; ToeacIss
and Point Reyes, 81 o0s ronlales 81 70: HoS'ardA
So 80; Caxadero, 81 90.
Sunday Excnrslon--Ro Tickets good on sAag
sofa only: Camp Taylor. 81 5os roesie IA aad
Point Reyes 81 IS.
STAGE CON,iEC1IOSs.
Stages leave Cnzadero daily except Nondays) To-
Stewards Point, Guaiaia, Point AFSsA Vuueys
Cove Navarro. Mendocino city ana ~ poih.s "a
the North Coast. .
mo w. COLEMAN. Is LNcHAA,
General Manager 'sr- ass u Az AS-
! q .aerai oacss. s3i PiHo street. seia
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP c0MpaNY
RAILROAD TRAvEr.-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
ffACIFIc SYsrEALj
trains Leave and Are Due to Arrfve.s
SAN FRANCISCO.
tNAVE--FK01 DECEaiBER IS. lse0-1FRTy=
7:30A Raywards. Niles anu San Jose sI.I==
ga sacramento Bedding, via Davis 5:iSe
1904 Seeoaa-elRss for Ogden aud EssE
aud frst-cass locally -. 6.az.
8 HoA Martinez. Vallejo and caiistoaa s:iSe
$1,000 Fl parano ana Santa Rosa s.iS-
e;soA Niles, San Jose, Stockton lone SH
s sasrs ssas to- .slarysyilIe, orovilIs
5000 Los angeles sss FRESNO. ia @'tsS
sssrsae Ear5 Mala We gag taad Eassl.
2NOM Hsywards Niles and LfverT1ore 9xSs
q uoP Sacramento River steaners - sst "a.
: oe Eiaywares. Niles aud San Jose s:ssx
DeIaIns. ii PasO. Sc Sew A6S lisaa.
cor Marsinez, vaiisio and caiIssoza. s So.
k:OOP Fl NaIanO and Santa Rosa - so.9Ss
DOR Iathrop and Stockton .. 1o1sa
6: ss7 sae,s ,nenie sd Esaissss landlaS
=: = az y lssetaore. 49,. -. s4s4
+s-cDr W. asta So : ose.;-.....,+.,s s.Ssr
iS g. 81 =. ssq 81 s.. iisss
zoe s5stia sscsss
ssk4 fausfs q
e t6f God fiis san <
= ~. 3-f0eg Clst 81
as rs So
III :s5r e'ii 4a tcrs' ana faeatef'' -
eark. Sal Sese aHo sis5s
CQASf DEyfSss-z Ei-a ana e sfi
ssseA Sar oss. .si46sd5n 1flf5-
Pinos, Palaro SAINTS Cruz, Mon
terey, Pacific Grove, SainaS
koIedad, San Miguel, fsso Ro-
bles and Santa Margarlta (San
Luis Obsspc1 and Principal Way
Stations .........-...........,.... H:scs
1oiSOA San Jose and Way Statlons....., S.O0P
j. .2ttA Cemetery and san Hiareo.... 1: yeP
1z;Sor Cemetery, Menlo Park aad Way
io5k San Jose, Tres Plncs, santa Cruz,
Salinas. Monterey. PacIdc Grove
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