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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-22
BITS AND BREVlTIES.

WINE is mentioned as selling at
penny quart in France in consequence
of the unusually large vintage.
THERE is scarcely a crime before me
that is not, directly or indirectly,
caused by strong drink-Judge Cole
ridge.
MATERIALS that would feed three
million people are annually consumed
in Great Britain in the production of
alcoholic and malt liquors.
ARCHDEACoN FARRAR points out the
fact that there are twenty thousand
prisoners in England, who so far from
suffering from total abstinence, i'm
prove in health during their iucarcera-
ton.
STRONG drink-by whatever name
the demon is styled in whatever way
it presents itself-this prevents our
success Remove this one obstacle, and
our course will be onward and our
labors will be blessed. Bright
HERE is Archbishop John Ireland's
arraignment of the drink evil: THE
great cause of social crime is drink.
The great cause of poverty is drink
When hear of a family broken up and
ask the cause-drink. If l go to the
gallows and ask its victim the cause,
the answer-drink. Then l ask N.Y.
self, in perfect wonderment, why do
not men put a stop to this thing?"
A CAREFUL study of a large number
Of cases of inebriates will always show
a larger number of physical anomalies
and signs of degeneration than in
others who do not suffer from the
drink craze. Also feebler and more
unstable mental organism. Often
LAWYER grade OF mental development
that may be retarded growth by con-
genital defects or disease.
SPEAKING of what would occur could
the money that is wasted for drink be
devoted to legitimate purposes, the
Boston Daily Traveller says. New
buildings would be built, almost as by
magic, and would be furnished with
comforts heretofore unknown to peo-
pie of moderate means. Thousands
upon thousands of families would ex-
pend upon comfortable clothing four
fold what they now DO, and other
thousands upon thousands would there
by in turn, have'their own earnings in
creased"
The Journal for Hygiene publishes
suggestive article entitled THE
Greater Temperance" by Chas II.
Shepard, NJ. D., in which he says:
Judging from past experience, there
seems but little hope for the adult
inebrite, but we may at least save SOME
of the younger generation" He adds:
"When children shall have been taught
and thoroughly indoctrinated with the
right principles on this subject there
will be a regenerated mankind" Dr.
Shepard thus indicates what should
impress more fully the frie dds OF
temperance everywhere, the funda-
mental Importance of juvenile temper
ance work.
A DISTINGUISHED French physician has
investigated the effect of smoking on
thirty-eight between the ages of nine
and fifteen who were addicted to the
habit. Twenty-seven presented dis
tinct symptoms of nicotine poisoning.
In twenty-five there were serious dis
orders of the circulation, Indigestion,
dullness of intellect and a marked APP
petite for strong drink In three there
was a heart affection; in eight decided
deterioration of the blood; in twelve
there was frequent bleeding of the
nose; ten had disturbed sleep and four
had liberation Of the mouth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-22
Could Never Become a Prizefighter.

Are you afraid that the interest
your boy takes in boxing will get him
into trouble?" inquired cautious
neighbor.
mo"
Suppose he should become a pro-
fessional pugilist?"
"Oh, don't think there's any pos
sibility. You see Johnny will really
fight if he thinks he has sufficient
provocation Washington Star.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
THE LABOR PROBLEM.
How to Solve the Tramp Question
in the Country.
Correspondence of THE MoRNINa can.

-. Correspondence Of THE MoRSSINs CALL. r -
The tramp question is one that interests the
farmer as well as the CITY man.. In sense too
IL comes nearer home. Taken tie year through
tits safe to say that one tramp week visits
each house, and II Is almost as safe to say that
one tramp week is fed at each place. How
ever, there are now and then people who re-
fuse to feed or give work TO any tramp at any
time, and perhaps with good reason. The
farmers wife usually has wood pile, and viii
generally offer a good. meal for half or three
quarters Of an hours work. Three out of
every dozen tranips Will refuse to work, and
three more will half do The work; the other six
are no Doubt good square men, honestly look
ing for work. They. however, must suffer for
the laZinesS of the Others 1t Is easy as a rule
tojudge who are worthy and who are not.
Tie gOed-fornOthjng. haDitual tramp, rarely
has any Sign Of blankets, is dirty, unkempr,
not with one days dirt but literally grlmy with
dirt. He walks In. and whines or growls out a
request for cup of cotf+ When bad weather
comes aud fruit Is gone he rarely appears. The
worthy ones ale rarely refused. for, rnle,
they come with Have you any work? am
hungry" and while they are sOlled they are
not absolutely dirty.
This sort of man is not tramp, is willing
10 Work, and Is TO be seen any day of the year,
good or bad we ther, hunting for work. And,
What is sUill better. there is nearly always
enough work for such men.
just now there Ia little or 10 work in the
fruit sections, but in grain counties work is
ready. II the benevolent committees in San
Francisco and Oakland, who are obtaining lists
OF unemployed, would add TO their work by
Offering TO open Il fist of employers desiring
WOTkers-rauchers and outside EMPLOYERS of
IabOrers-they might help the matter greatly
Their names and the magnitude of their under
taxing Is a guarantee of their sincerity, ana the
rancbers would prefer send TO them than TO
employment agencies. MRS. j. E. THANE,
Niles, Dec 30 1893
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A. o. Il. W..

. Owing to the i'll health of Hos. John Frizzen
the session OF the supreme relief board VIII be
held al Nashville, Tenn, on January 9. Grand
Recorder Hirshbefg Of this jurisdiction VIII at.
tend to present the CT inns OF California, which,
owing 10 the unusual number of deaths for the
past year, and having paid its maximum assess
ments, Is entitled To- relief at the hands of the
entire order, undel what is known as the su-
pJeme lodge relief law.
3l-ln answer to many queries we would
stale that the last grand lodge required it
officials during 1898 TO leVythTe extra assess
ments, OF which The members were notified last
May. The legislation in regard tO:same Will be
iounG on page 172, e. Journal, 1893.
Grand OyerSeeETOQhy was with Yerba Buena
Lodge lis regular meeting last Friday even
lug HI is boo ed FOR HOpland January 8, the
public reception OF Nem0rial Lodge No. IVA.
on the 9th, anu simlarmeeting at san Raj ae
:On the oath.
Grand Master Workman Booth will Institute
a new lodge Of the Degree OF Honor at BOYLE
Heights, Los Angeles next week.
three deaths. .,'=.. 49, ~ -.
. The e. NJ. w. OF Oregon has taken advantage
OF lie Supreme Lodge legislation and gwen a
disDensation 10 his stfboTdinaIes 10 admit menu
berS for g for a specified time.
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/. o. o. F.

:: All OF the committees on the coming celebra-
tion are busy sending ont circulars, invitations,
making rates, etc. A bureau OF information
has been already established at Odd Fellows
: ball. in his city, with j. r. Pinkham as chair
man and N. 7. Brewer as secretary of thecOm-
mite having It in charge. The design OF this
bureau is to furnish information during the fair
aud to room visiting Odd Fellows and families
with resident members of the order.
The: executive committee, composed of forty
prominent members, meets at 1. o. o. F. Hall
every Tuesday evening.
II IS designedtO concentrate The membership
as far as possible OF the entire State in San
francisco on the seYenty-ffth anniversary III
stead OF having as usual series OF cele bra-
tons Indifferent points In the jurisdiction.
1. Columbia Lodge No. 40 sent 10 the first con-
.tributl0n to the anniyers ary celebration fund,
which amounted to Is 2-3 cents per capita,
more than was solicited.
- nifty EnCampment conferred degrees last
Tuesday evening and took coffee afterwdrd.
= .Amity b. kan Lodge received it, friends
with d pink and green social OH Wednesday
evening, With its usual success.
e. The percentage of Odd Fellows To the voting
population in some States is: Maine l7.3, Ne
Vada lab, New Hampshire 10, Rhode Island
y. Massachusetts 11.6, California 11.3,- Penn
eylYaDja 1916
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01

OK books. chest tools, bx dry goods. tank.
cs bottles, % bxs - f-bxs fish. pkg com.
Fields Landing-253 bxs apples, 500 SKIS oats, !
6x hardware. 3 bxs groceries. Dx cigars, 2 tanks,
L box tobacco.
Consignees.
Per Eurekav-McDonough & Runyon: John Laws;
Hegler q Johnson Russ. Sanders d Co: II Dutard;
DaTymen's Union; ErIanger Gaiinger: Onesti
4 Co; NJ Kaish & Co; TiIiinann & Bendel; Harris
Bros; } lvancovich q Co; Allison, Gray & Coz;
Levy q Co; Wetmore Bros; Whittier, Fuller & Co;
l. Scatena & Co: j X Armsby & Co; Haas Bros; w
II Wood; Getz Bros q Coz Robert haight d Co;
Lusk IL Co; De Bernardo & westphal; Bran
denstein Il Co; Standard OIL Co: Amer Press Assn:
Baker Hamilton; Levagg & Barbieri; Schlege,
Brauer & Co; Wheaton. Breon & Co: Paadinl;
american Union Fish Co; Witzel 6 Baker; Levi.
Splegel Co: Smiths Cash Store: Getz Bros Il Co;
Brigham, Hoppe & Co; d " L Walters; Buffalo
Brewery; Porter, Slessinger & Co; Blssinger Co;
Stone Co. Bassett q Bunker: Field Il stone: w
Davis Co; Sinsheimer Bros: j NJ Moore & Co;
Smith Co; NJ T Freitas & Co; National Ice
Co: Whitney & Co; Iiedemsn & Co; Calls
toga winery: Ttlden & Co; SchweItzeT & Co:
Marshall. TeggarE & Brorsen: w Il Sumner & Co:
Sherry. Lawrence & Co; Gusmani; A Croker IL
Tel and Tel Co; broadway Brewery; F Uri & Co;
kron Tanning Co; Martin; A Fay: Gregson e
Neuoager; j Hoffman; Louis Snow Hammond &
Per Pomona-Ross & Hewlett; n Liebes q Co:
Levy Co; VerValIn Rowe; Camiioni Co;
Wheaton, Breon 81 Co; X Hickman & Co.. Heigo
& Straub; American Union Fish Paadint;
Wells Fargo CO.. Allison, Gray Co: Hills Bros;
EVeleth IL Nash: McDonCugh 4 RuDJ on: Cato;
Baker Hamilton; Standard Off Co; II Dutard;
Mcclure; weilman. Peck & Co; Mau, Sadler &
Butler: Brigham. Hoppe Z Co; E whitney 4 Co;
DairYmen's Union; Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Hicks
& Co; Norton. Teller q Co: Smith & Coz II j
Wickens; \ Mcclure: Frank Rasmussen: Mid
winter Fair: Adelsdorffer Co; Haywood Bros;
j. English; NJ Clark: San Francisco News Co;
Frederick d Co: Buffalo brewery: Bauer Bros; W
Newton.
Per Gipsy-wolf & Son; Ross & Hewlett: Thos
Loughrsn; II Outard; BissinRer & Co: w Fink;
Dairymen's Union; Dodge. Sweeney & Co; Golden
City Chemical Works; Wheaton, Breon Il Co: p
MP Il IArt
Mineral Water Coz Wieland Brewing Co: Herman
Joost Cal Bottling Co; Cowel & Co; Hills Bros;
Western Sugar Refinery Co.
For Tote Shining Lnksnfrence See Telth Pnoe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
THE RIGHT WAY.
How Young Fellow BIuffed the Old
Man.
Detroit Free Press.

- 49, .- Detroit Free Press.
The old gentleman, In bis heart, did not OBJ
iect TO the young man as a son-in-law, but he
was one OF that Kind of old gentlemen who like
tOraise objections first and then reach an agree
ment, as though he were comforting a favor
and when the young man called on the i'm
porIapt mission he was ready for him.
49," he interrupted flercely, before the youth
had said two words, "yOu want me to let you
marry my daughter, do you?'
The young man got his second wind On the
first jump. -. -.
81 didn't say so, did 1 ?' lie asked coolly.
lie old gentleman gdsped.
But you were going 10 say so ?V
. VINO tod you / wasp" inquired the appli-
cant. seeing his advantage. .-.--
But sou want ME to let you marry her don't
your said The old man, sOftenDg.
Mop" and the old gentleman almost fell off
THAT'S what said" ~. HI: -.
Tie old gentleman thought he had made a
mistake. -. - 81. -: =
"Thenwhat in thunder do you want?' he ex-
claimed.
Il want you to give your CONSENT re-
piled the youth pleasantly. II am going to
marry her anyhow, but we thought Thai
your consent wouldn't De bad thing 10 have as
a starter"
1t TOOK the old gentleman a minute to recover
his equilibrium. ~When'he did he put out his
hand.
Shake, my boy" he said. "Pve been look
ing for son-in-laW with some sand In his craW
and L guess youlrdo."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01

The Drulds' journal for December contains a
sketch and portrait. of that well-known frater,
Theodore G. eockrll p n: GA; F. Cayag-
naro, N, G. A.. returned frem his northern trip
seriously ill:with pneumonia; Hesperian Grove
No. l5 will celebrate Its twenty-ifth anniyer-
sarY by a ball al Union-sq Hail on January
49, -.
=: Oriental Ledge No: i, of the Loyal Friends,
gave a pleasant Christmas tree social last
Friday. evening, -. -
. :Wni some OFFICIAL of the Equitable Aid Union
send list ard location of subOrdinates lin this
city TO the fraternal society editor of THE
GALE. :. ,..-..-
L:D-Mrs. Emma NJ. Gillette in her uaner
read before the FrateFnal Congress last MONTH
look lip. the membership of the three great
orders admitting women: the Chosen Friends,
Iegionot Honor and Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, aud showed conclusiyeiy that the
women were the best risks OF those orders, and
that theie average duration of membership was
better and death rate less than men.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
american Legion OF Honor.

:: InstalatfODs commerce this week Myrtle
Council =insralls ON Wednesday, Golden STAR
THURSDAY ana Alta on Friday: Grand and su>
preme officials Will be present.
Midwlnter COunclLhas changed its nights to
the second andfourlh: Fridays, and Will meet
at Stanford Hall, TweEty-sixth and Valencia
Streets: -: - =
g oIden Council has changedfts nights to+the
second and fouIth ~ ednr sdays:
The new laws OF tie Supreme Council 20 info
force to-day. t-...-. "
The January statement shows eiehty-fve
ueal1s, o. o. Wnleh CaHlornla HIS hye amounting
disbursements, 1921 900; ali claims fled to
December 10 have been paid; relief Dement'S
LOT month"; S7926: amount returned, S2O50.s
Three assessments are levied for January.
due on The 31st inst. -.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM n
j ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST &Eq2
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
spear-sreet wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the above ports
enc of their AL iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Oct. 6. l6 90, Nov
and Dee &. Is, rs.
CoLUhBIA-oct. 1. II. 81. 81. Now and Dec.
10, 20, 80
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diyerging lines for all points In Oregon
Washington, British Columbia Alaska, Idaho
Monrana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yell owstous
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SO; steerage ST.
round trip, cabin $50.
Ticket o11ces-l Montgomery st. and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery 81.
Freight of1ce-200 California SC.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt. Ocean Line
] II 10 Market ST. San FranciScO.
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K1ights of Pvthiss.

Il. ShafIner. G.K.R S, Is arranging for the
coming session of the Grand Lodge, and has re-
Gently returned from a trip to San Jose, where
The next meeting will be held.
:: Amazon Lodge No. 181 will Install In public
=: on January o Deputy Roundey VIII ofiicae
and Past Chancellor George Is. Samues deliver
an address.
!. Grand Chancellor Frank MCGOWAN Will com
mence series OF visi aliOns next month. =
I he san Francisco Building Association Of
this order has been organized, with Frank p
Kelly pa esjdent; j. W. Mahef, secretary, ana
W. h. BOdtish. treasurer. a new building Is
CONTEMPLATED, although it is believed the pres
ent quarters WILDE occupied for the present
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
Young Mems Institute.

Stockton Council No. now has 40 mem
bers and is determined TO swell the roll 10 200.
Golden Gate Council No. q Will celebrate its
anniversary on the 18th.
Ignatian ana Columbian councils are arrang-
ing for joint bail on February z.
San Jose Council No. is preparing for a
great entertainment ana reception.
Mount Tacoma Council No. 151 of Tacoma
Intends holding bazaar early this month.
Rev. j. A. Van Newell q. first V. p, will
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~>
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 A. NJ. SMKEHs
Dec. 20, Jan. 10. IS, Feb. 9, "a. $3.50
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Dec. u, and every nth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay w Wednesdays A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, A. NJ.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monica),
Redondo CLOS Angeles) and export, every fourth
and fifth day, at L A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico, 18th OF each month.
Ticket ofce-Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
II 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Companions of the Forest.

me laoies OF this order have organized past
cnieI companions branch, TO which past Off
GERS only are eligible by virtue of service, and
have elected Mrs. NJ. Asher president; Mrs. NJ
Price, V. r; Mrs. Bertha Mackrett. treasurer;
Mrs, E. +. Roy financial secretary; Mrs M. j.
burg, II. s.; Mrs. :. dcPbun. | s: Mrs 4
Boehm, /. S.; Mrs. j. q Chase, o. S.; Mrs. 4
Farrell, OrgaBlst. They Will meet at Fore sters'
Hall on the second aud fourth Wednesdays.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
Royal Arcanum..

The order known as the Royal Atcanum was
instituted in Boston ClEass.) with nine meInbers
on June %, 1879. IL has ever been considered
a #ell-managed, cateiuHy- conducted fraternity
II is formed on the graded assessment plan. ac-
cording to age. and Its assessment averages
Sl.73 per member. The highest number Of IS
seSsments levied in any one year have been 1f-
teen, averaging SO rs per member for said
year. lis membership officially reported NAV
!, 1893, was 1877, 189, twenty grand councils,
1oOS suoordinates. re increase of 1892 was
some 1900 members
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installations All Along the Line.
The Fraternal Congress.
.<...::* ItemS-EtC.
offcial Assessment Table.

IOnieial assessment notices OF any lrgi tufate
fFaternal society VIII be published free of cost
in above tabi send them, with any other mat
tiers OF Importance by Friday, addressed Fra:
ternai Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
EraILcis rn-L
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
Francis Francis, Eng Houston Edredge, o n
j z Pringle. u 5 u Begert L S n
Col NJ Z Nc Bride. Chic 1 + Grifin
e Murdoch, Oakland o Noyes, Yokohama
Justo san Miguel, Spain Jose San Miguel, Spain
Thomas Nicher, y Otis Poole China
Gilpin Jr, Baltimore ID J johnson, Ohio
Alfred Kroger, n James Blythe London
q Wolff, Norway Mig Busch Norway
5 W Ferguson, Cal w Mak1nney, S cruz
1 X Choate q W. Denver K ChUate Jr, Denver
A Cheate, Denver
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
A A Martin. BOdega Zeller, San Rafael
Riley. San Rafael ?. PeLsey. San Rafael
Black, Los Angeles Capt Brown, Dawson Hill
King. HaywardS q w Elliott. San Pablo
Ripley, Santa Cruz q ID DOCK, santa Cruz
Dunlop. Philadelphia j. White & w. Philadelph
whltm0rt Phlla Armstrong U s n
g Ounton, Cal Hanson, Cal
A McGee, d c.. Ohio Noting DC
NJ X Miller. Chicago O'Connor. Gtlroy
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
s Howard, Chicago II Campbell, Chicago
Wayne, Sacramento Beecher, Chicago
X summers, harvey NJ Pierce Boston
A Bunter, Los Angeles + Lewis q W, stockton
Craig. San jose TobiD. Arcata
Barny, Eureka Howland, Baltimore
r Hood. San Jose Il Wood, Honolulu
Belsey, Chicago Clark, Chicago
d Blackwell, San Diego
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Miscellaneous.

make a tour Of the councils in the north, COM
meucing next week. -.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed IN the Postcrice at San
Francisco on MONDAY. January l, 1894
Eg 10 obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give the
date OF the list II not called for within two
weeks they VIII be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
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W Tue DeaQ Letter OIuce,
Amesbury Mrs j A
Anderson Carl
Anderson ID r
Anderson q g
Anderson Miss HilmR
Anderson Lima
Anderson Miss Laura
Ancker Leo
AnkeI Annie
Andrea Penoni
Arm strong Kirk
Ashton Miss May
Atherton J r
Avery Miss Minnie
Avaleo Miss Jasinta
Averill Mrs Francis
Ayett Joe
Boern Henry 2
Bolfron Grnnthry Win
singer ~ Go
BoIolensJ e
Bolton Miss Nellie
Borner G j
B0nsale j Q
BotK In Mrs Henry
Bowid Alice
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
tPACIFIC sYSrEM).
Trains Leave and are Due t, Arrive 1t
SAN FRANCISCO.
LEAvE-FRoM JANUARY !, I894-ARRCvE
:o0A Atlantic Express for ogden and
7:OOA Bencia. iacavilie. sKamsey sac 'A
ramento Il Redding via Davis 7:15P
z BOA Martinez. San Ramon Napa.
~ Castogs and #Sauta Rosa -. 6;15r
e;oVA Niles. San Jose, Stockton. lone.
Sacramento Marysville. Red
Bluff and sOro vile. .......... 4:I5P
3 :OOA New Orleans Express santa Bar
Paso. New Orleans and East. S:45r
s9:O0A Stoc Jot and Milton. ..........., *S:15P
tl0;e0A Haywards Niles and San Jose. 46:l5s
~12:OOa Haywards. Niles and s Jo3e... *6:j5s
u :0OP Sacramento River Steamers. 50 :OOP
4:O0P Martinez. San Ramon. Vallejo
Napa Calistosa, Ell Verano and
4;OOp BeHcia Taca1is' Et6 rt". 1'N
Ssnualsey, Woodland Knights
Landing. Marysville. Oroville
and Sacramento. .......,....... 1O:45A
:30P Niles Livermore and San Jose. SABA
here ana Fresno ...:.......... lO:45A
b:00P Los Angeles Express. Fresno.
Los Angeles ... - D. 1o:45A
for M0iave and Eas last ..t. 1O:45A
;00P European Mail. Ogden and East. a:45A
6:00P HaywarGs Niles and San jose asa
7U0F oregon RECON Express. Sacramento,
Marysville, ReddiHg. Portland,
Puget Sound and East ......... lO:41N
SANTA C w DIVISION Narrow Gaugei-
s:15A Newark, CentervtIie. san Jose
FELTON,, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and WAY st ii ns......... 6:20'
s2:15P Newark, Centerville San jose.
: Almaden FELTON,, BoulderCreek
Santa Cruz and principal Way
4:l5P Newark San Jose, Los Gatos.... 9;50A
T14;4oP Hunters rain for Newark, Al
Yiso, San Jose Los Gatos and
way atlons................... 4I:ZuA
COAST DIV S'N-Thir',. and Townsend SITS
6:45A San Jose, Almaden and Way Sta
sl5A San Jose, Tres Pinc;' Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove, Paso Robles (San
LUIS Obispo) and Principal
1O4OA San Jose and Way stations 6:O6p
~: Or Pao alto and Way stations. 4:l5P
'2:20P San Jose. Giroy, Tres Pinos,
Santa Cruz, Salinas, Monterey,
.o,, s and Pacific Grove, r1O:4OA
lions *o:47A
"a Esp Paio- Alto and WAY Stations . *s:6sA
Q 1OP San Jose and Way Stattons...... S:4SA
!, 6:3oP Palo Alto and Way Stations. 6:35A
I'll :4oP Palo Alto and Principal Way
otatlOns. ...,..,,... ..,.......... T1:Zoe
CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From San Francisco, foot OF Market ST. (sliD 81
*7:O0, $500. :01, 1000, ll:OO AM. *12 80,
From Oakland. foot of Broadway-*6 90, 81 100.
500. SO 90. 10 100 all 100 A. M tl2 900 *l2 80,
200 $500. 400 and 300 P. NJ
for Morning. Pfor Afternoon
sundays e1cep SUNDAYS only saturdays only
SMonday, Wednesday and Friday only
ss Going Saturday and Sunday only.
% Returning Sunday and Monday only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
Cards and other information.