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knights and Ladies' of Honor.

Grand Trustee Emil H. Bourggnon OF Mistletoe
Lodge San Jose, has come to this City visit
and is registered at the Savoy.
Grand Protector Lauder has announced the fol-
LOWING committees: Laws and supervision, P. j..
Joyce OF Magnolia, J. ]. Cahill OF Harmony, Miss
h. q. Parker OF Star; finance, J. B. Darlington of
Oakland, ". T. Written of West End and F. Shil-
hey OF Empire; state OF the order, FL. K. Cum
mings OF Oakland Mrs. E. NJ Vincent Of Pacific
ana Jennie Coppage of Magnolia; credentials and
returns, Adna Phelps Mrs T.. II. Waldron of Bay
CITY and Mrs. f. ]. Colambert OF Yerba Buena
Foreign correspondence, Mrs e. r. ODonnell of
Empire, ii. G. rrephagen of Mistletoe aud lizzie
happ OF y urora; honored dead, George j. Vincent
OF racine, j. ID. kruge OF Golden Rule and Mrs.
n. r. ii all of Healdsburg; printing aud supplies,
l. A Lauder grand protector Belle w. Conrad,
grand vice protector, and S. B. Carlton. grand sec
Rotary press, ]. 4. Colquhoun Of Oakland, Mrs. L.
NJ carleton of West End and Mary A. Mcdonald
OF eroa Buena
The following is the list of deputies appointed by
the grand protector: District !, Aurora and En-
Pacific lodges, Lizzie f. Kerrison: district B.
t,olden Rule and West End lodges Doris j. kap-
I'm; district 4, Magnolia and Excelsior lodges
Sarah j. Wh.tcomb; district 5 Martha and san
Francisco lodges, Charles Hahn: district ., Oak
land Lodge w. B. Greenbaum; District z, Palmei-
10 and seal Rock lodges, Mrs. Ella Viewer; district
., Star and Sonora lodges, Calida Faxon: district
., y erba Buena and San Jose lodges l.. a. HUI
burt; district TO- Mstletoe Lodge, ]. NJ Ric Netts;
District IL, Laurel Lodge J. s. Hall; district IL.
Harmony and Equity lodges, Silas OFT: district l3
Angel City Lodge ID. NJ. True; district IA Marys-
vile Lodge, John Learmont; district 10. Berkeley
Lodge, Mrs .. A, George,
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his return he will remain here short time and

his return he will remain here short time aud
then leave for Texas
Next Wednesday evening Call fornia Council VIII
give smoker to its friends and give an opportu-
hty 10 those who may wish to Join 10 come IN ~
and feast.
losemite Council had well attended meeting
In foresters Hall Inst Monday. Three candidates
were initiated and a number of applications were
received. During the evening there were speeches.,
music and songs
Last Friday Mission Council received FIVE appll-
cations. There were a number Of visitors present.
and they took part in the discussions that were
brought up.
The heirs of c. w. II. Coney OF san FRANCISCO
council and those OF l.. Naval of Pacific council
were paid $4,000 recently amount TO each oene-
ncIRrN
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Order Of Chosen Friends.

The initiatory team has been kept busy of late.
Last week in the hall OF Sunset Council it initiated
eight candidates for various councils
Grand Councillor Boehm has issued circular adj
dressed to the councils of San Francisco and Ala
media counties asking the members to make ar
rangements for and to take part in the grand pic
mic TO be given by the order at san Jose on the
9th inst. Garden City Council will decorate
many places in the city and the grounds and viii
act committee of reception. The railroad COM
pany has for this occasion reduced the fare to rs
for the round trip for adults and to So cents
for minors. 1t is expected that more than 1000
persons will attend.
Past Grand Councillor selvege while in New
York City on the 18th OF last month, paid visit
10 Supreme Councillor H. II. Morse.
Grand Secretary Wallis, who has been on visit
to the East, is on his way home, and will probably
reach here on Wednesday.
Eclectic and Washington councils will be consui-
dated on the occasion of the last meeting In j. ne
Empire Council has taken headquarters at 20
Eddy street.
The board OF deputies of thi, City and OF Ala
media County met with Grand Councillor Boehm
last Saturday night and made arrangements for
number of district meetings.
Grand Coun cor Boehm visited Sunset Council
las Saturday.
The seventeenth anniversary of the founding of
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The officers of Acorian Grove No Sc of Sacra-
mento were publicly installed by District Deputy
Grand Arch j. s. Santos. The ceremony wit
messed by large gathering OF Druds from Wal
halla Grove No. and Orange Vale Grove No. lO2
and friends of the members of the groves.
Roma Grove No. 95 of Oakland initiated four
members and conferred the second and third de-
grees on three members
Oakland Grove initiated two members at their
last meeting and conferred the second and third
degrees. This grove is doing gooi work.
Calico Grove initiated several candidates and
conferred the degrees or several members
Volta Grove conferred the second and third de-
grees two memb ers last Friday evening.
Elvin Grove installed its officers last Friday and
elected as grand representatives to the Grand
Grove J. Hutton nd j. q Currie.
Hesperian Grove elected the following as repre-
sentatives; H. j. Collier a. Names, +. ]. Horn,
IL. Harms.
ST. Helena Grove No. Al and Olive Circle will pic
mic at Hunts Grove, ST. Helena, the 7th OF June
Concorda Grove and San Joaquin Grove will
give joint picnic on June IA at Stockton.
The grand officers will pay official visits in Santa
Clara County during the month of June.
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half OF the Pacific slope The highest pressure Is
80. % at Fort Candy The lowest pressure on to-
night map Is 1910 at Yuma The pressure mas
fallen during the past twentyfour hours over CALI
fornia but elsewhere has been practically station
AIRY.
The temperature has remained stationary
throughout the coast region; but over Utah mas
risen as much as 20 deg. within the past twenty
four hours.
Conditions are favorable for warmer weather
Monday in the valleys of California.
he weather has been generally clear over the
Pacific slope. Conditions are favorable for fair
and warmer weather Monday over the racine
slope.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours,
ending midnight. Monday, June !, 1896.
Northern CalifornIa-Fair Monday: warmer IN
land; fresh northerly winds.
southern Caiifornia-Fair Monday; light north
westerly winds.
Nevada-Far Monday
Utah-Far and warmer Monday.
Arizona-Fair Monday.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair Monday;
warmer; fresh westerly winds.
ALEXANDER G. MCADIE,
Local Forecast Official.
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INFLAMMATION.
Tho top fguraa

Tne arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
y station indicate maximum temperature for tho
anys; those underneath it. If any, the amount of
rainfall Of melted snow in inches and hund redths
Gurng the past twelve hours. lsobars, solid
lines connect points of equal air pressure; iso-
Inerms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. he
WORD nigh" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: "low"
Ieiers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
ana accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
and low along the coast and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
out When the "1Ow is inclosed with is0bars OF
MARKED curvature, rain south OF oregon is improb-
noe. With high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
lne pressure falling the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather. In winter. The reverse of these conditions
VIII produce opposite result.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.


The new ritual will be ready for distribution on
the Goth inst.
Steps have been taken to institute parlors at
Lodi, Riverside and at Blue Lakes, Humboldt
County.
The following is the list Of district deputies
named by the grand president, Henry c. Gesford:
j. p Crawford, Del Norte; j. F. farraher Sski-
you: r. w. stiller, Trinity Lloyd Carter, Shasta;
]. H. Mitchell, Humboldt; Il. P. Chafant, Men
dociDo F. P. Cady, Lsssen ana Plumas; E. A.
Light, Butte; ] feathers Jr.,C iolo: F. K. Wehe,
Sierra; +. A. Duryea, Nevada and Placer; c. Il.
Runkel, Nevada and Placer: c. IL. Treve-
than, Ynba and Suffer; E. l.; Weber,
Napa; J.; A. kesey' Lake; j. NJ Laugh Laugh.
Thomas p. Boyd. Marin: C. F. Mont gomery,
Contra Costa; Boyd Parker, SoIano: h. L. Lut-
Davis, Amador; 5. e. Redmond, Caiaveras; d. NJ.
Ortega Tuolumue; ~. f. Cats, san Joaquin; w.
ii. L. Haines, Alameda; j. K. hnowland, Ala
media; 6. E Russell, san Mateo; Homer Prnde,
Santa Clara; Ed McCabe, Santa Cruz aud san
Bento; NJ. R. Merritt, Monterey; j. G. Munoz,
A. T. Hyde. MERGED. MADEIRA and Fresno; j. II.
Ridgeway, Mariposs; susman MITCHELL, 1ulne;
Barbara; Robert Curran, santa Barbara
and Ventura d. w. Edelman, Los Ang les and
Orange; T. NJ. Dugan San Bernardino and River
side: T. j. Dowell, san Diego: J. a. Devote. san
Francisco, Rincon No r. Yerba Buena No. S4,
National No. 49, Thomas F. sack, Fran
rian No. 1877; r. J. Mier, san Francisco, III Do
RADIO No. 81 Alcalde No 154, Sequota No. 100;
FRANK Bragg, san FRANCISCO Golden Gate NO 20
South san Francisco No, 1877, Precta No. 1877; J.
L. ODonnell California No !, olympus No. 1877,
Stanford w. h. McCreery San Francisco, Pacific
No. 10, Mission No. SO, san Francisco No. AZ.
District deputies at large-J. F, Davis. Excelsior
No. 81; Z. A. Meserve. Ramona No 1O9; l.. ].
Chapman, Observatory No III; j. j. Allen. Oak
land No. so; II. II. McNoble, Stockton No z: c.
r. Hevern San Francisco No. 40; A. F. Vincent
Liberty No.l95; ii. NJ. Campo, Alcatraz o. las !;
j. X. Sinnot, Golden Anchor No. 1872 c. A. Bolde-
mann. California \ o. ]; saul Magner, Bay City
No l04 6. 6. kadclif, Watsonville No. 65: III.
d. Lansing, Precita No. 1877; f. g. Norman Jr.,
Hesperian No. l37.
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Foresters of America.

Last Thursday evening R. B. Vellage, grand
chief ranger, was the guest of honor at reception
and banquet rendered him by Court United States
Of America No. 80. in Oakland. This was in recog-
milton OF the fact that it is the first time that the
Foresters of. Anlerica OF Alameda County have
had the high office of grand chief ranger conferred
one of their number and the further fact that
the present grand officer has long been a favorite
otCourt United States of America. The committee
IN charge OF the AFFAIR spared no effort 10 make the
event one worthy of the guest and one long TO be
remembered by all who participated. Early in
the evening the court he'd interesting and
enthusiastic meeting, after which followed the
enjoyable surprise that had been planned by the
committee whose labor entities them 10 great
deal or credit. When an adjournment was taken
10 the banquet hail. those in attendance partook of
supper that was dainty and delicious as II
tempting ana tasteful, and it discussed amid
!olity nlrth wit, repartee and song. Chief Ranger
GAYLORD was the postmaster, and in q few words
"eicomed the special guest.
The grand chief ranger responded with
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEF.GTMENT OF AGRIcuL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO May
81, 1896, P. M.-Weather condi ions and general
forecast:
The following the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of same date last season:
Eureka 51.70, last season 46 49, Rel Blaff % 43,
last season 2971 san Francisco 2l.25, last sea-
son 257O: Fresno SIG, last season 1857; San
Luis Ubispo 1910. las season 2604 Los Angeles
300, last season 1910; San Diego b92, last sea
son lZ2O: una SS, last season 3.Ol.
Ihe following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day
Eureka SO. ed Bluff 81, san Francisco ~,
Fresno SO, san Luis Obispo so, Los Angeles 70,
San Diego g. Yuma 1O2
San francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 30, mean So.
An area of high pressure overles the northern
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omcia1 Assessment Table.
MANI
Order of the Eastern star.

Last Monday Grand Patron Merritt visited
Beulah Chapter at South San Francisco and
witnessed the initiation OF one candidate.
Other visitors to the chapter, which meets in
Masonic Hall, were Most Worthy Past Grand
Matron Mary Elizabeth Partridge and Grand
.ConductreSs Clara Abbott Giberson. On Tues
day the grand patron visited the chapter in
Healdsburg, on Wednesday he was with the
one in stockton and on Thursday he organized
chapter at Lodi.
Associate Grand Patron R. P Hewitt insti-
tuted a new chapter at Anaheim last Thursday
night.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
At the Office of the grand secretary, Grand
Secretary Shaw and Grand Scribe Barnes are
very pusy at this time preparing the report of
the Grand Lodge session.
Reports from various parts of the State show
that there is an increased interest in Odd Eel
lowship since the adjournment of the Grand
Lodge.
There is also an increase of interest in the
work Of the Rebekahs and the prospects are
that before the term is over there will be a
large gain in membership.
A new encampmentwas instituted at Benicia
last Saturday.
Grand Patriarch Reid viii visit as follows
during June: Sd, San Jose; 9th, Sacramento;
10th, Capay; 18th, Woodland 18th, Chico;
18Th, Meridian; 18th, st. Helena and 10th,
Salinas.
Marion Greenwood, recently elected grand
president OF the Rebekahs, viii be rendered a
reception by the lodges of District l of Stock
ton.
The seventh monthly entertainment OF the
literary and social committee of the subordi-
nate and Rebekah lodges last Friday was a
successful and pleasant affair.
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Knirhtn of Honor.

Three assessments have been levied for June.
The order at this time has membership OF Ill.,
5l2. Since the organization of the Knights In
1878 the benefits disbursed amount in the aggre-
gate to $54, 509,495.
Grand Dictator Archibald visited Polar Star
Lodge week ago last Friday. Last Friday he was
at Newman.
Last week Grand Dictator Archibald and Grand
Recorder Curry visited the lodge at Modesto.
A committee composed of delegates from the
various lodges is at work making arrangements for
the celebration OF the twentythird anniversary OF
the founding OF the order
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characteristic al dress he pledged his zeal
and unfaltering devotion TO the interests of the
order at large and those of Alameda County in
particular. The following were the toasts of the
evening: 'Welcome," q. +. Gaylord Z. r.;
''Order'' r. b. Vellage. C. r.: song, c. II. Lah-
meyer Court U. $; "Our Guest, F. Jacobs, p Q;
Court B. Bescovich, G. r.: song. D. levin.
Court Z. s.; .'our Motto" T. L. Holden, p c. r.
music, Barney, Vicor and Ross, Court L. 5;
companions" F. Barnett, Court O. s; special
ties, F. s. levin. Court U. :. 'Sister Courts,
a. n. Rhein, D. G. C. R.; Goodnight CLOSING ode),
assem- baga,
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Order of Pendos.

During the month Of May four new councils
were organized and one hundred relief certificates
were issued.
Deputy Supreme Cou ncilor Huson has three
new councils under way in New Orleans.
on the ev eniDg of the 23d Of last month Aipna
Council gave en- entertainment and social in
Butte, Montana, at which there were present more
than 200 guests This council, but 4 weeks old,
has a membership of "a.
new council will be organized at Meadeville
this week. There is prospect OF new councils
being organized in Helena. Great Fails, bozeman,
Missoula and Livingston.
The Grand Council for the States OF Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana will b; organized on the
18th inst
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knights of the Golden Eagle.

Golden Gate Castle has changed its quarters TO
the Alcazar building. where it will meet for the
first time this evening.
Pacific Castle conferred the third degree At the
last meeting. Several grand officers were present
and complimented the officers in their work.
California Castle No. will confer the first de-
gree upon several candidates at its next meeting.
The team in NJ intend TO oh Hense any team
in the State for the best work.
Alpha Temple No l, Ladies of the Golden
Eagle, will initiate large number OF candidates
June ~. banquet will be given on this occa-
sion, also plenty of music and dancing to make
the evening enjoyable one.
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Golden Gate Camp on last Wednesday elected the
following named as delegates to the district con-
vention of Woodmen OF the World, which viii
meet in this City on the 10Th inst: NJ. F. Moses,
G. H: Naylor, ]. L. Geary Jr., II. P: Wynn, w e.
klmoall, George II. Wilson, D. Onver il, ID. a.
Hoyt, George j. Strong ]. p. Farrell, w K. Kinds,
richard Fahy, Walter Browne, w. +. Jones' ). r.
Bright, John Boyle The convention WIZ erect
representatives to the Head Camp session tnat ID
TO convene at Helena, Mont, August lO
Next W ednesday Golden cate camp VIII hoio an
increase meeting and give It's NTH anniversary
jubilee entertainment in ocial all, Alcazar build
jnU
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

WA SausaIItO Ferryl.
from San Francisco, Comm n ing March % 1884
WEEKDAYS
Fer Mill valley and San Rafael - 7:OO. $500
s9:!b Ao:lo, 40, A. NJ: s1:46, $40 4:11,
o:lo. Nn:Ot. ;35 p. NJ.
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wedncs
Gays and Saturdays al l ] 80 p. "
SUNDAY VS..
For MIL Valley and San RnfaeI-ss 100. *a,oo
IU:oO, II :3JA. NJ; s%I2 49,, VI 80. %2:l5 "a: on
o;3o, o:4o, $3.50 P. II. Extra trip TO SauaaIito 81
Trains marked run to San Quentin. ssl2.3e
IN does net run to Mill Valley
THROUGH TRAINS
$50 p. II. weekdayB-Cazadero and wav .tatior.
g ~ ~ a. N Suodays-Cazadero aud way stations.
swo A. n. Sundsys-PoinL Reg es ana way a. scions
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NoTE-In the above OK position OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides of the day in tbs
order Of occurrence as to time The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide Of the day, except
when there but three tides, sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when minus sign q precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractivs
from The depth given by he charts
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
AND new YORK STOCKS.
w nEELOCK e q

4 Leidesdorff st. Tel Main 1874.
e,o BRANCH OFFICE
ordar. 49, ~: ,. PURDY, Manager.
-, tations. Reference st National Bank, <. r.
CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE NEW YORK.
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Companions of the Forest, A. o. II.

ing the breach that has made itself manifest in the
ranks of the Com panions OF the Forest, A. o. F.
During tn g past week Oak Grove c. role, Queen of
the Redwood Circle and Victorie Circle have
withdrawn from the order and Will be Organized
nto an independent club.
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B,ne Birth.

Grand President E. ]. Wolfe who has Just re-
GOV cred from attack of Illness, left Saturday
on his southern tour of visitatiops. Tonight he
will be with the lodge in San Bernardino and will
take part in the memorial service He will be alb
sent about three weeks.
The struggle for the prize offered to the lodge
securing the greatest number of members has
awakened many OF the lodges. Secretary Blum of
Portland lodge last week sent request to Grand
Secretary Leyison for l5J application blanks
That lodge expects to increase It's membership by
hundred
Since the first of the year fifteen deaths have oc-
Cured In the membership of District No a. There
was but one death In April and two in May All
the beneficiary certificates were maid within sjytv
DAYS after notice of death.
District Lodge NO. 10 of Austria shows for the
year lo95 seven lodges with Membership or 6s5
The majority of members professional men
The income for the year 225, 49I kreu GER
and the outlay for assistance was 49, d7 kreutzer
The district Is reported as being In fourlshng
condition
Luring the past week De Hirsch memorial serv
ices were held at Los Angeles, Mary sville STOCK
ton and Salt Lake.
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics.
The various councils busy at this time max
ing nominations for the annual elections which
must be held on the Tuesday preceding the 18th
of June.
State Councillor Schaertzer paid official visit
last Friday to the council in Placerville
committee OF three from each OF the CITY
councils VIII meet with like committee from
Alexander Hamilton Council this evening to MAKE
for taking part i'll the celebration OF
the Fourth of July.
The entertainment given by Paul Revere Coun-
Gil at Berkeley last Thursday was very success
full one.
The National Union.
Assessment No will be delinquent on the 10Th
inst.
San Francisco Cabinet will meet on Wednesday
to consider important matters and elect q senator
TO the senate.
Next Thursday Deputy Wells will leave for Sac
ranento to work for the council of that city. On
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

CSTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL GA.
= fortnightly for the West Indies and <ssSSsI
Southampton, calling ut Cerbourgh.
France and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills OF lading in connection with the
Pacific Mail S. 5. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. First class, $195: third
class, $97 So For further particulars apply 10
PARROTT d CO, Agents,
306 California ST
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the order was celebrated IN B'na Birth Hall by an
address and'a dance given under the auspices of
the Progressive Councils There were more than
eight hundred persons present and very enjoy
able time was had The address very interest
ing one, was by H w. Hutton, 2. g. G..
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SANTA FE EXPRESS
To Chicago via A. & p. Direct Line
Leaves every day at 5 P. NJ, carrying Pullman
Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers to Chicago
via kansas City without change Annex cars for
Denver and ST. Louis.
me roluar Santa FE ROUTE EXCUR-
SIONS leave every WEDNESDAY for BQSTON
with the very latest up-to-date upholstered tourist
sleepers in charge OF experienced agents, running
through des rination
The best railway from California to the East.
New rails, new ties; dust: interesting scenery;
and good meals in Harvey's dining roOmI
Ticket Otfice-644 Market street,
Chronicle Building
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Atlantic
AND
Pacific
RAILROAD

Trains leave from and arrive NJ
Ut Market-Street Ferry. 80
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRANCISC0-foot Of Market Street (Sip 81
s7:15 900 HOGAN. tl:oo 1900 taH
400 t5:eo .s:o3P.M.
From 0AELlNp-Foot OF BrOadway.- 800 soc
1o:00A.M. tI2oo 100 taco 800 tt;ca
+6:ooP.M.
A for Morning. r for Afternoon
Sundays excepted tSaturdays only.
Sundays only.
n Monday. Thursday AID Saturday nights only.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

JUNE, 1896.