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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13
REAL EsrATE-coUNrEx-ror Sale

A NUMBER one 42O-acre foothin general
farm miles. by an excellent county road.
from railroad town in Santa Clara County
acres OF which is highly cultivated Q5 acres
resistant vineyard, some alfalfa. balance
cropped to grain. etc.); fully 1000 cords of
wood worth 50 cord; living creek. many
springs very good residence, Al barn, etc.
everything conducive to prosperity; good
health and happiness; price $4,000; cash or
reasonable terms, or VIII take part in eX-
change; might subdivide. Apply to G..
CONORADO, $40 Taylor St, city.
sso0O-s0 ACRES of land all under cultfya-
ton with improvements, in orchard section
of Suffer County; only three miles from
county seat and on line OF new irrigation
ditch
snap II taken soon but win not keep.
NJ. ]. NEWKOM
t06 Second St. Marysville. Cal
ATTENTION. HOMEsEEKERs!
Send postal for catalogues OF the best land
bargains in California C. NJ. WOOSTER Co.
GAS Market st.
II block Red Bluff unincumbered. central To-
cation, for sale or exchange Box 2SS4. Call.
CONTRA Costa County real estate for sale
-.-..-------.------=----
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Il, ,O00-Pacihc ave-. near Laguna; me resi-
dence OF y rooms and bath and attic;
nice lot. 20 :6x127 :S1z unsurpassed ma
riu vi
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10, 5OO-Fine business property on Hyde st.
near California; store and fats above OF
and rooms and bath; rents Tor S'z oO
per month.
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So 30O-Nice cottage OF rooms and bath on
Merritt St. electric cars within naI
block; fine view; comfortable little home
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Bookkeeper'E assistant ....... Sfb 10 sos week
Stenogrepler -----.--------........-SI6 SIS week
Manager department. store 1890. S25 week
b-L and entry clerk -..----..-...-...S1 SIS week
LlrCE c-erk .-...--...-...S .Sl2 week
1hecker -------------.--- -s15 week
-ln1ekeeper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS week
account ant To- f-.-. -...-...-.-. SIS 70 S25 week
collector -...-.....-----.......... SIS week
loot manager. ....--...-.....-......S1 SIS week
Two shipping clerks. lzs..-......-.-....S1 S1b week
General othce work rk----.--........-.Sl5 SIS week
glerS city OF country. SIS week
Young man, lesrn dentistry --...... SO week
SOC Market St room 325. fifth noor
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ALL persons holding bonds OF the Property
Investment Company requested to re-
deem them at the office of the company. All
bonds are Cancelled and void. as the said
company is closing it's business.
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CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call. 16 pages. sent to any address In the
United States or Canada year for 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-13

$40 900 MUNICIPAL water works bonds. town
OF Wheatland for sale, untaxabIe bearing S
per cent interest; serial 40 years; bids viii
be received UP to Monday, Dec. 8, 1904, GER
titled check OF 10 per cent to accompany bid
For information address r. N. MURPHY
Town Clerk. Wheatand Cal.
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lbs rais-ns. ctls oats. 500 lbs coffee. COO lbs
lard. Il pkgs fresh fruits. is.341 lbs cs dried
fruit. . cs canned salmon. 335 pkgs table
PREPARATION. 2ol lhs sugar. $50 lbs meals
lis pEzs groceries and provisions Ssl rolls :
6 leather. 3s5.54o lbs tan oark. - . rubber
Shoes. 10 lbs cascara bark, - lasks quicA-
silver. - cs rubber goods. 3IOo bales cotton
$50 lbs crude rubber. 1924 lbs sheet lead.
pkgs steel plates, > pkgs bicycles and sun
dries. 10 pkgs agricultural implements 3lo9
pkgs roofing material, 3 pEgs dry goods, 40
plies. ls2 pkgs drugs and sundries l64 oxs
- China-I7.75o bbIs -four. 1890 lbs pearl
barley 1925 lbs ham and bacon. 5iSS lbs
cheese > c. canned salmon, 100 lbs cd
lbs dried fruit 422s lbs beans. y 1kgs table
preparations. 80 c. assorted canned goods.
wine. =. $50 los dried fish. 40.7S4 lbs tobacco.
- pkgs cigars and cigarettes. 5j0e lbs gin
r. Philippine Islan6s-i6. $50 lbs IS 6
bread. 524s cs assorted canned gods 50 cs
5i6 lbs sugar. - pkgs table preparations. d6
Tkgs fresh fruit. - cs salad OIL. .34 cs canned
.. 5I9 lbs beans. 625 cs whisky. III cs liquors
C. mineral water. . cs olives, lg3 lbs cheese
80 pkgs agricultural implements, 10 pkgs tank
material 3 cs arms and ammunition 33 pkgs
trical supplies = bdls broons, : cs mats, =
pcs pipe. - ukgs machinery. 10 pkgs millwOrs,
10 rolls q case leather. - cs ammonia, l499s
To East Indies-1T09 6 assorted canned
goods. I'D cs canned salmon 80 pkgs Hlachin-
cry. crIs sewing machines. 80 lbs nuts
= Korea-l6s pkgs groceries and provisions.
e8 bbls -four. 81 gals wine, : cs candy, 20
cheese. 2GG0 lbs sugar. T41 lbs dried fruits
ana raislns. % 6 canned goods. 50 pkgs bars
steei electrical supplies, cs dry goods,
cs soap % coils wire. reels wire rope,
TO EEypt-12s 6 canned goods
To SLAMS 6 canned goods. case canvas
To Honolulu cs ory goods
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Ralph " Swain. 23. 1S22D Valencia street.
and Mabel l. McMillen. p, 205 Bartlett street
George D. johnson, Il, 633 Minna street, and
Carrie VI. Horn. 20, Stockton.
Edward O'HaTa. 81. 254 First street, and
Mary Foley. 80. 2211 Dupont street
Edward s Gallagher, 81, Verona street.
and Florence II Rude. 81, GOldendale, Wash
Albert G Brown Il. SO Sixth street. and
Mary F Warren, Is, 1890 Twentieth street
Otto Y. Van Curen, 33. Los Angeles. and
Emma L Burton, so RaymiltOn. Pa
GeOrge Reach 40. Sacramento. and Ade-
laide Z Jscox -. Flint. Mich.
Joseph P NepperJ. D. 2s41 Howard street,
and L0ttie FIageolett. 20. 2971 Howard street
Louis A Cotton. -. SIS Hayes street, and
Edna II Ansell, 19 1895 Page street.
George L. Raney. IS. Denver, and Hattie b
Nichols 81 Roulette, Pa
John r BeIIman &c 723 Clement street,
and Bertha ]. Weigert p. 131z Bernard 81
Frank J.. Foley &c. T4S O'Farrel street. and
Ernestine L. Barada. IS. go Suffer street
and Anna L. Smell 81 3291s Third street
hurst Is. 307 Fourth street
Gi0rgio Luccatsi -. AS Chestnut street, ana
Emma Barbonchielli. 16 6s9 Broadway
Robert c. Meyers, n, city, and Anna Lin
dow IS IS Turk street
John H NJ Benkert. 81. 159 Sixth street.
and Julia c a Lachnann. y. 110T Treat ave
Henri J. Smith, q. city, and Marion Creel-
nan, IS city
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NOTED CRAFT SHARPSH00TER, NOW KNOWN AS THE
BARK RUTH, IS BEING FITTED UP AS A C0AL|NG SHIP
Steamship Korea Departs
for Her Oriental
Destination.

The coal hulk Ruth was towed yes
-.rEay from Oakland 10 FOlsom-street
rE1rf where she VIII be fitted out
T-.-h engines and seIf-dumpiug hoists
rr The Western Fuel Company for the
service Of transferring coal 10 vessels
r me bay.
From a trim little bark, spreading
-sr white canvas 10 the sea winds. 10
.Cl hulk tied up al a wharf bunker
-Le history OF the vessel. Nine years
ago she was uOwed into this port from
G-l-uas, dlsmas1ed and two-thirds
wrecked She was then the bark
Sharp shooter and her fight with a ter
--a-= storm OF the Mexican coast dur
l-z september. 1885. was heroic. Cap
Tain Al-- her master, had his wife
e-l three small children aboard the
bark that was struggling for life in the
-rlsp ~ the tempest When the masts
were blown out OF the vessel and she
r-s helpless hulk. reeling over the
s--rU-sWepL waves. Captain Watt
threw overheard a sealed bottle con-
----irg brief account OF their plight
end The location OF the drifting wreck.
The message was found and q Mexican
--ar vessel sent 20 their relief towed
-le SharpshOOrer into Guaymss. She
vas brought 10 this port by the
~rreckels tug Fearless long tow OF
over 1890 miles.
The uasrless hulk. repaired and re-
rrre1, returned 10 commerce as the
tarkeDtiue Madeline, owned by several
water front merchants, bur she was
LoL a success. Her awful fight with
The storm of the Mexican coast ap-
-reD-ly disabled her for all time and
she rnally fOated into Oakland Creek
and los- her standing as g sailer. Her
--aDe was again changed and she be-
came the Ruth. Months OF idleness
followed, however, and then the West
erl Fuel Company. her latest owners.
took the masts out OF her, leaving the
headspars, and dropped her 10 the
-gnoble status Of a coal hulk.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED
Tuesday.

ARRIVED
Tuesday. September 20.
stmr Coquile River. Adler. SO hours from
stmr F. 4. Kilburn. Thompson, hours from
Port Rodgers
stmr Afognak. Moller, siz days from ko-
sfnr Corona. Gielow. 10 hours from Eureka
stmr Newport, Corning. hours from Half
H'sE sshr e D Bendi1ssn. Trunneu. IL days
schr Glen. Thomas. days from Coos Bay.
CLEARED.
Tuesday September 20.
stmr Korea, Sesbury. Hongkong. Manila
Nor stnr Hero. syvertsen. Tacoma: master.
SAILED.
Tuesday. September %
L stnr Perry, schofeld. san Diego.
stnr Korea. Seabury. Honolulu and Toko-
hama and Hongkong-
stTnr F A KiIburn. Thompson. Port Rods-
stmr AreyIl. GHboy. Mshukona.
stmr Bonita. Smith. San Pedro
strnr Eureka, Jessen. Eureka
Stmr Fulton. Penzer- --
schr Alpha. Jensen. C0quille River.
Tug Defiance. James. Monterey
SPOKEN.
SEPT I'm lat p north long 20 west. Ger
ship Flottbek. from Hamburg. for Santa Ro-
June 2s-In LAT Al south. long 5s 81 west
Fl bark Genevieve Moliuos. from Swansea.
A9r i5Ein lat s 80 north. long rs Is west
Br bark Algoa Bay. from Hongkong, for Cal
HLEGRAPHIc.
POINT LOBOS. Sept. 20. 10 ?. n.-Weather
foggy; wind southwest; velocity S miles per
hour.
PORT Los ASGELEs-Arrived Sept 10
Stmr Zee. from san Pedro
sailed Sept 2o-stmr Bee. for San Fran
sFATT1E-safed Sept 1e-stmrs Cottage
CITY and Valencia, for skagwsy.
Sailed Sept 2o-Stmr CITY OF Puebla- for
sar Frsncfsco: stnr Dolphin, for Skagway.
ASrORIA-Safled Sept ls-stmr Columbia,
for san Francisoo
san PEDRo-Arrivsd SEPT 2o-stmr Charles
ssSIed sept 2o-schr Prosper. for Port Town
seIa: eIBaF:IL1sSoHAM - Arrived sept 2o-strnr
f'7raiSS 7TrAacSoMA@Arrived Sept 2o-stmr Aiackinsw.
hsHTs sEHTTREKA-Arrtved TsS. Sept ao-stmr Pomona.
NsjIrT Arrived sept 2o-stmr Alliance. hence
*, ssiied ed Sept 2o-stmr North Fork. for San
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Sept 2o-stmr C.
= TE-Ssuer hence Sept 16
sailed Sept 1s-stmr Coronado. FOR San
SKAGWAY-Safled Sept ls-Stmr Jefferson.
wfNSIOw-Arrived Sept 2o-Bark Hesper.
hence Aux 90
saiiec Sept 2o-Bktn Skagit. for Port Gam
PORT rowNsEND-saned Sept 2-sehr
sTr.lTo0sH IsI.AND-Passed in Sept 20-Bark
roIo-aa from san Diego. for Port Gamble.
Passed in Sept 2O-Schr Transit. from San
Pedro for Haclock-
from Grays Harbor-
PORT HADLOCK-Arrived Sept 20-Schr ].
N Wearherwax. hence Aug 81
FORT BRAGGHArrived Sept 2o-Stmr Ma
tionai City. hence Sept 10; barge Tidal Wave.
hence Sept 10.
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MARRIED.

-WExELBERGER this city.
September Il. 1904. by the Rev Herman
Ciehrcke John Henry DOhrnann OF Oakland.
Cal, and Theresa Florence We1elberEer OF
san Francisco. Cal
FLOCKHART-WETZOL this city, Sep
tenber 10 1904 BY the Rev. G. A Bernthal.
John Fiockhart 10 Lilly Elsa Wetzold. both
of this city
MODICA-CARRINGTO this city, Sep
tember 10 1904. by Justice OF The Peace
Thomas r. Dunn Francis =. MOdica Of Kan
sss City, No, and ClOrine Darlington OF san
Francisco. Cal
EGEBARTH-KUHN-In this city, Septem-
Der IS 1904. by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke.
Ernest Segebarth and Louise Kuhn, both Of
this city
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

re bark EomeEard Bound r. chartered for
Barley ~ q direct Dorr in Europe ~ 21E-
THO British ship Blythswooc Is chartered
f1r lumber from Puget Sound 70 Port Natal
a- SIS 8t- schooner Sophie Christensen. sane
business. from rfle port ~ santa Rosalias
sr boomer Forest Home. lumber and poles. from
E'cr- AuEE % Santa EosaIiz-
IRE Norwegian steamer Hero viii load rails
~ Tacoma f0r Cheuuiro AZ s..
The British shl1s Alice A LeiEh and Gal
gate V1u proceed In ballast 70 Newcastle.
Australia
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The Korea,s Cargo.

The steamer Korea sailed yesterday for
HonEkong. va Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe
and Manila. with a general merchandise cargo
valued a. s5os. .Se6 exclusive q treasure. 70
Tsra1. sssI 500: China sI72 l67; PhiIipplns
Islands 81 .935- Easr Indies. &s7S6: Korea
S7f1e- EEypt- S5l4- Sam. SIS The following
we're rhe PRINCIPAL exports.
To JaazD-5I2 bbls four. 5Io0 gals wine,
G-76 lbs butter. 61o lbs cheese. 264f lbs ham
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wEsTPoRT-safed Sept 2o-stmr West
port. for san Francisco
PORT HAPFORD-SaiIed Sept 20 . m
stmr Coos Bay. for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-sailed Sept 2o-Stn1r Alostraz.
for San Francisco.
Northland. for san Francisco. in tow.
GRAYs HARBOR-Ssiled Sept 2o-Schr
PORT LUDLow-Arrived Sept 2o-Bktn
skagit. from Winslow-
ISLAND PORTS.
HoNoLULU-saiIed Sept is-schr Alice
Cooke. for Port Townsend.
Arrived Sep 2o-schr ". p. Marston. hence
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept 1e-Br strnr In
drasamha. from Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
COLOBfBO-Arrived Sept Ger strnr Nu-
bia from Yokohama, for New York.
BATAvIA-Arrived Sept Ser stmr Ger
CoRINTo-Arrived Sept Ger strnr Pen
taur. from Hamburg. Sept Ger stnr Mica
GENoA-Arrived Sept Ser stmr Nsko.
from Hamburg, for san Francisco.
ALGOA BAY-Arrfved prior 10 Sept 1a-
Schr Gamble from Port Gamble.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Aug 1e-Br stmr
Athol. from .sinEapore. Aug 25-Br stmr Sells
sailed Aug 2s-Ger stmr Nubia. fo- New
TsINTAU-sa sept &Br stmr Totten-
GUAYAQUIL-saiI Sept Ger stnr
Luxor. for Hamburg
CARDIFF-In port Sept s-Fr bark NeuilIy,
for san Francisco
Schwarzeufels. for Boston
CALLAO-In port Aug 1s-Br ship Pass OF
Balmaha. for -
sailed sept 1o-Br stmr Celia. for Guaya-
gull
LIZARD-Passed Sept 17-Ger ship Najade
from Rotterdam, for New York
FERNANDO DE NORONHA-Passed Sept
15-Br ship Musselcrag. from Junin. for VII
rninEton, . C
IQUIoUE-In port Aug 1s-Br ship Largie-
more for san Francisco.
MARSEILLES-Sailed Sept 1T-Br strnr In
draunlrs for New York
KlIcHAU-Arrived Sept 1s-Schr william
F3ovden. from Oregon.
JUNIN-sailed Sept 1o-Schr Lottie Carson
for san Francisco
UAYNAs-sailed Sept 1s-stnr Curacao
for San Francisco.
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10 SaIrage tlle clifford.

Drer John Roach yesterday sent down 70
-te ureoE 70 The English snip clifford. which
r.sr- ashore iasr Ecsesrlber sn the besch near
Point Fe5-r TIE snip's cargo. coal from New
.-e-rc was a total ioss Roach says he VIII
-rg -c secure -ne metal on the submerged
ruE hu- r ts believed thar he viii make
20 effCrt -1 ger the books and accounts from
rle safe cf the vessel which were lost when
SEE was wrecked.
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sfarbIehead Fires Minute Guns.

Thirteen minute guns fired from the Marble
fesf Yesterday ar noon with the cruisers col
90 rr -srf-~~azf SCI the wafer front a-wonder-
ing TIE requiem salute was in comm einQra-
ff-u CT the dezrh August II IN New Hsrnp-
sr.-e - Rear Admiral Edwin n snsf1r1-
~ retired De served on this coast
r. ere Caiifo-ria Nchican. san Francisco and
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Injured hr Horse Car.

Paul N.uer 70 Lirermore. while crossing
r---t street ar rhe junction q Market yester-
-z- r~-e-~rn vas knocked down and run
----- rr = s-r--e--s-reet horEecsr and badly
injured Ffre RIBS were broken and there
u-r-a several ccutusicns and abrasions ot the
---rr vf-r q r-ucussion of the brain. Pos
-.--- r-e -r- l. internally injured. Thomas
Eeliv fhe criver ~ the car. No 81. was ar
rer-ed and charged with battery
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

FORECAST
Generally cloudy weather prevails over the
plateau region and along the Central California
coast; elsewhere west OF the Rocky Mountains
the weather is clear Thunderstorms are re-
ported At Winnemucca and Pocatello.
The pressure has fallen over Washington
and remained nearly stationary in other d.
TectiCnS.
The temperature changes have been slight
in all districts.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. September 21:
Northern California-Partly cloudy Wednes-
day; light west wind.
Southern Califoruia-Fair Wednesday; light
west wind.
Nevada-Cloudy Wednesday. with thunder
storms in the mountains.
san Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Wednesday; fresh west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fsir Wednesday;
iizht west wind
Sacramento and vicinity - Partly cloudy
Wednesday
Fresno and vicinity-Fair Wednesday.
G. II WILSON
Local Forecsster Temporarily in eharss).
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klkTHS-kA CARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent By
mail viii nct Be inserted They must be handed
In at either Of the publication Offices and De
fadorsed with the name and residence OF per-
cons authorized 10 have the same published.
Notices restricted simply u the announcement
ot The event are published once in this column
free q charge.
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Sun. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance 10 san Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority OF the
SUPERINTENDENT.
NOTE-The high ard low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about 25
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BORN.

BOWMAN-In this city. September 19. 1904.
70 the wife OF ]. c. Bowman, daughter
CONRY-In this city September II. 1904. 10
the wife OF James COnry, son
O'LEARY-In West Berkeley. Cal. Septem-
Der 10. 1904 70 the wife Of Thomas O'LeaTy,
a daughter.
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Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic Office, T. S N. Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco Cal
September 20 1904
The Time Ball the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly al noon to- day
e at noon OF the 10th meridian or at
S D. m Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. g. ~. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEalRER p

minutes later than al Fort Point: the height
Z tide is tha same At both places.
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Other Santa rs Trains:
Via sausalito Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Deuart from san Francisco, week days. a.
so T:fO. T:45. $50. e:15. 1000 II 90 a N
~ 40 a m SauSalito only). 1920 ! AS. 3.1s
100 &.3S Sis. $50. 6.e5. 7:16. 500. I0.30
lisS5 - m Sundays and legal holidays deus-,
:. 10 7:s5. $3.50. 9:i5. 1000. IL .O0 II a
m il 20. = go. As. 2:3O. 3.I5. 400 4-a5
T.15 5:5o. 6:25. T:I5. Sis. S:oO. 1920. ii az
y arrive at san Francisco week days. s.17
20 -.s5 SIS. s:45 9:35. 10 20 II ,05' =,
,,5.o5 I:25. $50 3:35. 4;20. sos. $40 s-Is'
sss T:5s. 1905. IL .25 ,. N. On Srndavs 80
is~-i holidays extra trains arrive at I2:45 go
For Fairfaz. week days. depart Al 7:4S
.-1s m on Sundays and legal holi5aV. :.
S:45 s:15. 1850. 100 a N. 12.20. 1 90, .4S
THROUGH TRAINS.
I.45 a. m daily-Cszadero and way station.
s:I5 a m. Sundays only-For Point Reys.
Sis ,. m. daily except sunday-For caza-
dero. etc
Sis p m. Sundays only-For Cazsdero. etc
TICKET OFFIC@626 Market st
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market 81
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NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
nand column and The successive tides OF the
DAY IN the order OF occurrence as 20 time. the
tourth tine column gives the last tide OF the
DAY. except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition 10 the goundings Of the United states
Coast Survey Charts. except when q minus C-l
sign prececes the height and then the number
given Is subtracted from the depth given bv
the charts The plane Of reference is the mean
OF The lower low waters
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Weather Report.

120th Meridian-Pacific Time)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 20-5 ?. N.
be following maximum and minimum tenn
~. ~ r-------aa E-- he rra-------s d.
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COAST LINE tNarroE GaagsI.
F0os Of Market Street)
I.45A Santa Cruz Excursionf Sunday oriyl g.
s-15A Newark. CenterVilie. san Jose,
Felton. Boulder Creek. Big Basin.
santa Cruz and Way StatiO1s.-- D.
f9.15A AlTarado. Newark, san jose. Los
Gatos. GlenvOod. Feic01. Boulder
Creek. Big Basin. santa Cruz. g.
R.15P AeWEk. Centsrville. san JOse.
New Alnaden. Los Ga1Os. Feit0n.
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..-...... 10.
A15P Newark. San Jose. Les GatOa. ..-.. t3l
A15P Wright. Boulder Greek and santa
Crur sarurIaE anf SrndaT only. %
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-15
$5O,O0O Sale for Olinghouse
Canyon.

w. C. Williams. the BONANZA
King" Of Olinghouse. has merged all
Of his properties in camp. reserving his
White Horse property. The transfer
included the Cabin No. |. Gold Ledge.
Gold King and Sunday Evening mines
to gether whith water right. Ira Mil
ler of the Springfield Nevada Mining
Company is to congratulated in secur-
ing one Of the most promising group
of claims In camp. The company will
be able TO develop and operate the
greater part Of the claims from the
Cabin No. tunnel.
Mr.. Williams will visit his old home
In Wales during the Summer.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-15
KILLED ON
THE RAILS
Fatal Accident in the Railroad
Yards Tuesday Night.

Herman Mott was run over in the
railroad here Tuesday night by train
No. 3 and died at the county hospital
Wednesday morning while undergoing
the amputation Of both legs. Mott
was beating his way to Ogden. where
he expected to secure position in the
railroad shops. He had ridden into
the yard on the pilot of the engine Of
train No. 4 and alighted started across
the track just as train No. 3 was pull
out Of the yard. The wheels of the
locomotive passed over his limbs be-
low the knee. almost completely sever
ing them from the body.
The accident happened about ll:3o
Tuesday night and the wounded man
was Immediately brought to Reno with
DR.. S. E. Morse In charge of the case.
He was taken to the county hospital
and Drs. Thoma and Gibson sum-
moned. After q consultation II was
decided to amputate both limbs. The
patient died on the operating table.
The deceased was a man about
thirty years Of age Nothing could be
learnd OF him other than his name.
He was buried by the county.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-04-15
Griswold Warrants Every Bottle

If troubled with rheumatism give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. 1t
will not cost you cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises
in one-thrd the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns. frost
bites ouinsy, pains in the side and chest,
plandular and other swellings are quick
" cured by applying it. Every bottle
warranted. Price Is and SO cents.
E. Griswold.