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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-08-01

klrkJum penn, seM CRU ! n"SloAnl n"no' ."
par er hann VIC guosPj6nustu a hverjum
sunnudegi. Oftast er ham vio messu /
Babtista kirkjunni q Euclid ave. / Cleveland
og par letur ham sig sjaldan vanta alt sum
arid meoan hann b1r par i borginni, og nfn-
lega fer ham q sunnudagask6la -piknik Pess
safna0ar. Oar vir6ist ham vera fr..alslegast-
UT, og par heldur hann stuttar re6ur Pegar
svo Der undir. En- hver, sem he6r vakandi
auga q Mr.. Rockefeller, Pegar ham situr und-
ir pr6dikun a sunnud0gum inst i kirkju sinni,
hlytur az imynda Ser az ham Sc par a6 ems
fyrir si0a sakir. SD, sem Petta ritar var eitt
sim st0dd a samkomu Peirri, sem haldin er
arlega / okt6ber i kirk u Mr.. Rockefellers /
Cleveland. par sem ham kve6ur sunnudaga-
sk6lab0rn pau, er hann hefr umsj6n me0, PVT
hann er hei0ursforseti Pess sk6la. Meoan
kenslan for fran sat ham upp vio %veggginn
(Pa0 er NAL mamma + Cleveland a6 Rockefell-
er sndi alt af bakinu az vegg hvar sem hann
situr. DAD er svo margt sem fran getur far
is fyrir attain mann q mannam6tumD og staroi
st00ugt framan ! pa, sem fran undan honum
satu. Ekkert barn, sem par var %viostatt, var
ems 6r6legt og ham. Og meoan a messugero-
inni st60, sem haldin var a eftir, var hann alt
af ems og a gl60um. Ham sat aldtur i sati
sinu og einblindi q p%restinn al ems ia augna-
blk, pa hr0kk ham vio, lett til hegri handar
og horfoi grandgef|ega framan ihvert andlit,
sem hann kom auga a og teygoi dr haIsinum
til a6 STA sem lengst. Svo sneri hann andlit-
inu aftur s~n0ggglega a0 p%restinum, og horfoi
4 ham eitt augnablik, svo sneri hann h0f0inu
til vinstri hli0ar til a0 litast par um og teyg0i
dr halsinum til a0 STA sem lengst. DER, sem
hafa arum saman veitt honum eftirtek / kirk
unni, segja ao hann half veri0 svona 6r6legur
t m0rg ar. Getur veri5 az Petta Sc ava,i,
sem hann ekki tekur eftir %sjalfur. En- marg-
ur sem Pekkir ham nun segja, a0 Petta lysi
6tta, 6tta, sem staff af margitreku0um h6tun-
um hins mikla fii0lda, er be0lo heir tjon af
Pvi az ver6a undir pvi framfara -bakni, er ham
hefr welt yfr landi0. En- PAD stendur asama
hva6 PAD er. Dad er aumkunarvert, svo aum-
kunnarvert ao engum getur anna6 fundist, en-
PAD Sc einhver hin h0rmulegasta sion az STA
John Rockefeller sitja undir messu. :"
,,Hann hefir lati0 reisa spftala. og sk6la
og gefo skolum storf6. satt er PAD 40 vfsu,
og Peir, sem ham hefr hjalpa0, .hafa gerst
v"arnarmenn hans og tala um ao sko0a verk
hans fra ,eora s%j6narmioi eea + kerleiksrikum
anda', e0a peir skirrast VIC a0 re0a UNI PAD
malefni og leioa PAD hja ser ao Pratta neitt
UNI PAD. .Getur Pao borgao sig ao beir menn,
sem fali0 er a hendur 40 annast gr60rast0ovar
vors andlega lifts og sioferois, s6u svo blind
aoir 40 Peir ekki sjai sioferoisgildi hversdags
athafna eoa svo myldir ao Peir ekki geti um
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-11-24
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
State of North Dakota
County of Mclean,
NlA.a 80 Cp,,,$r Auditor

Washburn, N. D., November, 8, 1905.
10. b. WING, County Auditor of Mclean
the annexed list of real property has become de.
linquent by reason of non:payment of taxes for
the year A. d. 1904. and will be sold as provided
and other costs accruing, said sale commencing
at 10 o'clock q. M. on Tuesday the, 9Th. day Of
December 1905, and closing at 4 o'clock p; m. OF
day until all lands or parcels of lands have
been offered for sale, said sale to be made at
my office in the Court House in the Village 81
North Dakota, to-wit:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
INDIANS KILL WHALE OFF CAPE FLATTERY
ATTACH BADDERS TO HARPooAg EzATAN UNABLE 70 DIVE
Carcass Towed to Neah
BaV Where Red Men
Hold POtiatCh.
Every Siwash in Vicin-
ity Is Feasted on
Fresh BIubber.

Three-score Siwashes ia feet of
canoes attacked and killed a whale
few days ago of Cape Flattery. and,
according 10 the officers of the Norwe-
gian steamer Tricolor, the red men in
the vicinity OF Aeah Bay have heen liV-
ing high on blubber ever since. The
whale had been seen off the cape for
several days. and the expedition TO
which the big fish surrendered was or
ganized and equipped specially for the
chase and capture OF the leviathan.
Every canoe carried dozen harpoons
and 70 each harDOon was attached a
ught-bloWn bladder. Every time a
canoe approached sufficiently near a
harpoon was thrown into the whales
tough hide. When the Victoria tug
Lorne came upon the scene the whale
had been hit many times and resem-
bleo "a monster hedgehog. In addition
10 the annoyance caused by the forest
OF steel shafts there were so many
blaooers moored to his carcass thar
Try as he would, he could not sink, and
SO nnc al least temporary refuge from
MS tormentors. When the Indians had
assured themselves of the buoyancy Of
thelr prey they threw in a few more
harpoors with lines attached and at
iempted TO herd the whale into Neah
BAY at the same time using him as a
ioWDoat Tor the feet. But the big fish
was 100 Tar gone to be much use in
harness, so. with a few bombs. the ST.
washes tOrpeoOed the monster TO death
ana hired tugboat TO tow the carcass
INTO Neah Bay. They beached the re-
mains and are still serving free blub-
ber TO all comers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
The AInmeda,s Cargo.

The steamer Alameda sailed on Saturday
for Honolulu with an assorted cargo, valued
at SI2I 40. exclusive OF treasure. and inciud-
ing the following: IS bbls -four, 563l gals
wine 46F gals 12s whisky, 154 gals spirits
IS cs liquors, 20 pkgs beer, 1 bbl 9 cs alcohol
10 cs gin, mineral water. II, $50 lbs l cs
butter, 5s95 lbs 3 cheese, SO cs eggs, 32yO
lbs barreled beef e655 lbs picked pork. 100 600
lbs rice. Al $50 lbs malt 1903 pkgs fresh fruits
1875 pkgs potatoes. 100 pkgs fresh vegetables
z44 pkgs onions, 322s lbs garlic, 943O lbs 45 cs
nillstufs, 2020 cs canned goods, f20 lbs cohee
1909 lbs bxs rsisins. 26ls lbs cs dried fruit
30 cs extracts, I12 cs table preparations. 13 cs
hbls salmon. 1694O lbs Goldfish, 13 125 ibs
lard % cs salad oil, 13,50o lbs salt, 30l pkgs
uaste 15, 665 lbs ham and bacon, l4,206 lbs 81
cs bread, 1884 lbs pkgs chocolate. 1888 lbs
beans. $50 6 bbls baking powder. 5 cs honey,
224I lbs tea 2T65 lbs glucose. 1885 lbs cs
dressed poultry. so gals vinegar. q pkgs pre-
pared FISH, 1918 lbs dried fish. 13s pkgs grocer
Ies and provisions, - pkgs fresh oysters. is
plzgs syrup. S55 ctlS barley, 13 ctls corn, ctls
wheat, 1920 lbs 43 cs manufactured tobacco
h25 boiler tubes 200 boiler plates. 46 kegs
rivets so pkRs machinery, 202 pcs 10 bdls
iron 50 pcs II bdis steel, IS ammunition
g pkgs agricultural implements. 236 plgs Gov
ernunent stores. coils rope, 63 bbls boiler
compound, p pkgs leather. IA pkgs dry goods.
"a ce boots and shoes 20 cs hats and caps 16
pllgs electrical supplies. 1900 lbs soda, cyis
gas 1900 lbs tin plate. 81 pkgs wagon mate
rial s3 bales paper bags. 646 pkgs paper. 21
nbls 50 cs oils. $3.50 lbs rosin, IS pkgs paints
532 pkgs drugs and sunories, ; cs matches, 8
rlIgs automobile parts, - bxs candies, S5 bxs
SOAP. 19l pcs % pkgs pipe, 58 bdls brooms.
The steamer also carried shipment OF
treasure consisting Of $50 600 in gold CON-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
TWENTY-ONE ADDITIONAL -
CARRIERS TO BE APPOINTED
Increase of Population i'm Residence
Districts Necessitates Strength
ching Of Mail Delivery Force.

Twenty-one additional carriers will
be appointed shortly for the residence
district of this city. A telegram an
nouncing that fact was received yester-
day by Postmaster Fisk. The post
master had asked for thirty-two addi-
tional carriers. but the department.
after making careful inquiry, decided
that twenty-one would be sufficient for
the present.
A. M. Cox, superintendent of city de-
livery. said that the mail delivery busi-
ness in the residence part of this city
had increased IA per cent within the
past year, owing to proportionate in
crease in the population. When the
central postoffice shall take it's new
quarters in the Government building at
the corner of Seventh and Mission
streets six additional carriers will be
required owing to the abolition OF the
ferry station.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
Exports by the Kosmos Liner.

The German steamer Hathor of the Koemos
line sailed on Saturday for Hamburg and way
norris with a general merchandise cargo laden
al this port and valued at S76,5s7, to be dis
central America s2s 45e: Colombia S291s;
Ecuador. s3345; Peru. s13, 440; Chile ST59s:
England, S34z1: Germany, $63co. The follow
ing were the principal shipments:
TO Mexico-T5O0 lbs rice. % cs canned goods.
&c gals cs wine. 10 crts onions, 176 lbs
cheese 20 cs olives $50 lbs spice. 80 bdls
naste 4 pkgs groceries and provisions. 249a
railroad ties 1915 lbs bluestone. Jos cs blast
frr cans SO ce fuse, $50 coal oil, bdls
rine 2 bdis leather. cs drugs. electrical
slsnrliee % cs window glass, 80 SKIS coal.
,,lxee uaints 2Io bars iron. pkgs machinery.
2e pkes rniIiwork. Is bales oaes.
To Central America-1725 bbls -four, 1870
ofrs corn q, Oh lbs rice, 500 lbs sago. 16 cs
canned goods, IL plzes groceries and provisions.
fT50 lbs Hard. 500 lbs snices 10 crts potatoes.
22s ms bread 300 lbs dried fruit paste.
5e ss9 ms tallov. 211 cs coal OIL 2O7 SKIS coke,
a4n3 lbs soda. z5 pfzgs paints and oils. ~ cs
GASOLINE 4 pl1es machinery. SS49 railroad ties.
, hales bags 1000 lbs cyanide. drums tar. 81
rilas railroad material. 1926 lbs zinc. IL cs
n coiombia-9s bbls -four. 300 gals wine.
- IS salmon. CT canned goods, pkgs grocer
ses and provisions 166 cs powder. ! cs fuse.
o51a II lumber. pkes soap.
To Fcuador-20O bbls -four. 1885, gals wine.
1G c~ salmon. % cs canned goods. 260 coils
To Peru-19 I60 Tbs malt. 1900 lbs lard.
z010 his dried fruit 1892 lbs ham and bacon.
9e9 cs table preparations. 1920 lbs borax. SOS
Ibs soda 46 pkgs assaving material. IS cs
drugs I6 f,l1es roofing. - pkgs dry goods. 1040
bdEs shocks 35. .05s lbs tallow. 20 drums acid.
s729 lbs grease. SOP crts wooden pipe, cs
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
Pig stampedcs Postal Clerk.

one small pig. with a smaller dog hanging
- ~ ils ear Yesterday morning stampeded a
huilfed letter sorters IN the delivery 5epa RI
ment q The ferry pOstofhce. Ii was 9:35
. m Nhen piggy escaped from the Grove on
East street The letter sorterS were vorlxins,
Al hlgh sp-ed 10 finish filling mail sacks dus
70 ieaFe al 500. when with a soueal from The
plg.. and yep from the dog the pair arrived
8t TIE uostothce il a cloud OF East street dust
Fis, cog, mail bags. letters newspa pers
clerks and oust mingled IN noisy confusion
y Mltnln Two minutes the pig found an exir and
hccli.l panied BY the dog Joined the drove
outside. IN the calm which followed the van
ishLng OF The intruders IL was found that more
ll2n one clerk had sorted himself into a mail
bag ana superintendent Of Delivery J. Cor
ln5el vas discovered a high shelf. A lad
Ger was brought TO enable him 70 return 10 the
floor. Neither GOrfinkel nor any one else in
The efhee knows how he managed TO reach the
SHELF unless he made a running high jump
compared with which all previously recorded
leaps are as nothing Il saw the pig" said
SolflrlkeL The pig saw me and came right
AZ me- Jumped That's all I remember
until heard some one say: Why there's Cor
dnlSel and found myself on that shelf nurs-
ING q barked ankle The mail was not dis
turbeo and cot awaY on time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
MOzETT| GETS
HIS coin BACK
Supervisors Vote to Return
Money Paid by -Dairyman
for Release of His Cows
TO KEEP FUNDS INTACT
Unexpended Appropriations
for Various Improvements
Are to Be Carried Over

The Board of Supervisors yesterday
granted the petition of B. Mozetti. a
dairyman, for the refund of 1915 which he
paid to the poundmen for the release OF
105 cows impounded for being at large.
The joint committee on Police and
Finance had reported against the refund
because Mozetti had testified at the in
vestigation chat he had paid Deputy
Poundmaster G. Edwards $15 a week for
three weeks and SIS to Superintendent A
L.. Unger for the privilege OF allowing
his cows to Craze at large.
Boxton held that Mozetti, was entitled
to the return of the money because it
was proven that his corral had been
broken through accident or design and
his cows had escaped Brandenstein said
the committee had reported against the
refunding of the money to Mozetti be-
cause he had confessed that he had
bribed the pound deputies to secure i'm
munity from their raids.
'The pound is only conducted for
grating purpose, said Rea, "and not
for the protection of the people. The
evidence shows conclusively that Mozet-
it's fence was broken down and it looks
peculiar that the poundmen on previous
occasions always arrived too late to i'm
pound his COWS. The pound is now either
in incompetent hands or its managers are
derelict in their duty
Braunhart thought the money should
be returned to Mozetti despite the fact
that he was a confessed 'briber, which
subject, he said should be one for the
Grand Jury to investigate, as 1t is an Of
fense against the laws of the State.
1t was announced that the Public Util-
tiles Committee would meet next Friday
at p. m. to take up the petition of
the Home Telephone Company for fran
chise to operate telephone system.
The Board of Works requested the
Finance Committee to keep intact the
funds for the paving of Fourth street, the
paving of H street. Fulton street. from
Twenty fifth to Thirty-ffth avenues,
Holly Park, Buena Vista avenues and the
streets around Alamo square; parking of
Dolores street, the building of the Cliff
House parapet, as the work cannot be
undertaken until after the end of this
fiscal year. The committee agreed to the
proposition and directed the clerk to pre-
pare the necessary resolution.
The board awarded the contract for the
burial of the INDECENT dead to Joseph
Kelly at 81 for each interment for
period of four months until the city can
arrange to do the work on its own ac-
count.
Nicholas Brennan was appointed ste
nographer of the board at a salary of
S125 per month. Supervisor Hooks ex-
pressed his indignation that he had not
been consulted by his Democratic asso-
ciates before the appointment was made
The clerk was directed to file with the
Auditor the ordinance fixing the budget
Of municipal expenditures for the fiscal
year 1905-1906.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
TWO CIVIL SERVICE
DISTRICTS UNITED
Utah and Arizona Added
to Pacific Coast Federal
Territory.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has advised the Secretary of
the Thirteenth Civil Service District
that on July 1 the Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Civil Service districts will be
consolidated, and there will be added
thereto from the Eleventh District the
State of Utah and the Territory of Ari-
zona. The consolidated district will
be designated the Twelfth Civil Service
District, with headquarters at San
Francisco. This consolidation makes
San Francisco the headquarters of all
Federal civil service work in the States
of California, Nevada, oregon. Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana and Utah and
the Territory of Arizona In view OF
the greatly enlarged limits of the new
district, extending from San Diego in
California to Billings. Mont and the
distance OF the headquarters from
Washington, Charles l. Snyder. the As
sistant Chief Examiner OF the United
States Civil Service Commission. will
be designated district secretary. Mr..
Snyder will probably reach San Fran
cisco early in July to take up the work
of the new district. Herbert f. Ward,
secretary of the Thirteenth Civil Ser
vice District, will be designated as as
sistant secretary of the Twelfth Dis
triot. go
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
uo11-sailed June a-Br stmr Ocean Mon

MOJI-sailed June 2-Br stmr Ocean Mon
, MAZATLAN--Arrived June 1s-Bktn La
baina from Newcastle, Aus.
SHANGHAI-Arrived June 1S-Bktn Ha-
waii from Grays Harbor.
Sailed June 3-Br stmr Daghestan, for New
York. - ,S
Emigh for Astoria
SWANSEA-Sailed June 16-Br ship Celtic
Monarch for San FTancisco
NEWCA STLE, Eng.-Saiied June 11-Br
bark KirkhiIl for San Francisco.
Observation-Disclosures prior June 19-Ger
stmr Assuar. hence Feb %, for Hamburg.
Gs;uAYMAs-S June 17--Stmr Curacao.
for San Francisco
COLOMBO Arrived prior June 10--Br stmr
NEWCASTLE, Aus.-sailed June 16-Bark
lanes Nesrnith for Honolulu
ANS.ON-Sailed June 1S-Stmr Barracuda.
for Guatemala.
- OCEAN STEAMERS.
PIYMOITH-Arrived June 19-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm IL from New York
NV yORK--Arrfved June 19--Stmr Kroon-
land. from Antwerp; stmr Minnetonka, from
I,ondon: stmr Furnessfa, from Glasgow.
II uAMBIJRG-Arrived June 19-Stmr Bleuch-
or from New York. via Cherbourg.
BREMEN-Arrived June 19-Stmr Barba-
rosa, from New York. via Plymouth and Cher
oops oppsovER-Arrived June 1D-stmr Finland.
Observation-Disclosures June 1g-Stmr Kali
ser Wilhelm H. from New York. Via Plymouth.
for Bremen. and proceeded.
BOIJLOGNE-Sai1ed June 1S-Stmr Graf
Waldersee, via Hamburg and Dover, for New
York.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
JUDGE LAWLOR WILL DECIDE
REBSTOCK MOTION TUESDAY
Newburgh and Court Avoid Clash of
Words at Plea for New Trial
Yesterday.

Superior Judge Lawlor has given
himself until to-day at O'Clock to
decide whether he will grant the
trial. Yesterday iafternoon the at
torneys for the defense and prosecution
filed their affidavits before the court.
A. S. Newburgh, whose actions and
words caused a severe rebuke from
Judge Lawlor last week, was very mild
in his final affidavit. Newburgh's point
that right of the defendant had been
violated when the continuance was
granted in his absence was sustained
by the court. The request. that another
Judge be called on the, ground that
Judge Lawlor was now witness was
denied.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
Water Front Notes.

The Russian ship Fennis, which was held
in quarantine for fumigation, released
yesterday
The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Msriposa. Captain Lawiess. Is due Friday
from Tahiti.
The schooner Maid Of Orleans, Captain Ma
loney. which was sighted six miles of the
heads last Thursday, did not get into port until
yesterday She was seventeen days coming
from 8dukilteo and has on board $50 900 feet
OF lumber.
The steamer Spokane. which arrived yester-
dented and some frames damaged from con-
tact with the ice.
The tug Sea Rover left yesterday for Eure-
ka TO bring 70 this port the steam schooner
Acme. which was damaged on Sunday by fire.
The liners DOric and Ventura, which were
expected yesterday from the Orient and Aus
tralis had not put in an appearance at sun
down. They probably viii pass quarantine
early this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.

WEATHER AMI CItOf CONDlllOINo
Colusa-B Barley harvesting continues; mostly
poor quality.
PaIermo-Orehards along Feather River con-
tinue to look well.
cioverdale-Pr,Ines looking fine; a good crop
expected.
Riverside-Grain harvesting has commenced.
Stockton-Canneries starting up apricots
to-day.
Hoilister-Red oats not filling well; injured
by rust.
Hanford-Farmers hauling apricots to pack
irg-houses; excellent crop fruit being shipped.
Santa Maria-Beans growing nicely, good
stand. but acreage less than last year; beets
more.
Livermore- -Grasshoppers destroying crops
at south end of valley
King City-Present estimate about go per
cent Of wheat crop; account of rust
Newman-Wheat threching in full sway.
Newcastle-Few yellow peaches arriving.
A. c. McADIE, Section Director.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
schooner Honolulu Overdue.

The schooner Honolulu was placed on the
overdue last yesterday and that those inter-
estcd in the vessel seriously alarmed about
her rs evidenced by the high rate, so per cent,
at which she Is quoted. She left eighty-siz
days agO for PUGET Sound. The other over
dues are quoted as follows: Thalasss S per
cent and Marechal de Turenne. Is per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
La Now q Renl Colonel.

For long colonel by the courtesy of his
many admiring friends Thomas Burgoyne.
chief aid on the staff of Chief Wharfnger
Wslch is now Colonel in fact. With mill
tary service to his credit of which many gen
erals would be proud, Burgoyne is one of the
prominent figures in Grand Army affairs. Until
lately he has served with distinction In the
modest rank of major but now it is hats off TO
Colonel Burgoyne. Commander Russell of
the Department of California and Nevada has
tust appointed Burgoyne military inspector for
california and Nevada with the rank of colonel.
But III you know the colonel very well. he
will still answer to the name of Tom
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
Ventura Arrives.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's steamer
Ventura arrived in at O'Clock last night.
she y DAYS and % hours from Sydney
II DAYS and % hours from Auckland and 5
DAYS and . hours from Honolulu. She brought
eiEhty-six frst-class cabin Passengers eight
een second class ana eighty-eight IN the steer
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
Mem,o-nndn,

! SEATTLE June 19-Stmr Spokane, from
| sitka. at Seattle yesterday. had sixteen plates
dented and a number of frames damaged by
| an ice pack during the voyage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
News OF TIE oCEAN.

The schooner Helene and the barkentine
Irmgard viii return 10 Honolulu with general
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20

RESPECT FOR RIQRDAN.-Judge Mu-
rasky adjourned court yesterday out of re-
spect to the mempry of the late Thomas d.
Riordan, and, with other members of the court,
attended the funeral
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20

Cleanse the stomach and restore ant
tone 1t up by using Lash's Bitters-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20

boots and shoes. cs paint cs lubricating
oil
To Chile-1120 cs salmon, sol bbls -four. 5000
lbs lard 110 coils rope. so bbls lubricating oil,
bbls crude oil, 2 pkgs machinery.
To Engiand-sTe7 gals wine, 100 lbs coffee,
cs canned goods.
To Germany-24 COO lbs dried prunes, 76,040
lbs tallow. 5000 lbs barreled beef, So gals wine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Fair weather PREVAILS over the entire Pacific
slope Slightly warmer weather Is reported in
the interior of California. Much warmer
weather prevails in Nevada, o
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June 20:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday,
warmer; light southwest wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-F'air Tuesday;
warmer; light west wind
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; warmer;
light north, wind.
San Joaquin Valley-Fair Tuesday, light
north wind
Coast-Fair Tuesday; light west wind.
Nevada-Fair: warmer Tuesday.
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending p. m,
120th meridian time, San Francisco June 10:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
To SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAzADERO, Etc.

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Denart week days at 500, 7:45. s:25. s.tO.
so II 100 a. m; II 20. 1<45. 3.15. ABS. SIS.
5:5o $50 7.15, 900. 1918 and II :35 D. m
Depart Sundays and holidays at 7.15, T:45.
SIS s:45. 9.I5. 0:s5 1913. 10:45. I:15. II :45
a. m. 1913, f2:45. rs. las. 2:15 2s45 3:15,
3:s5. AIS. 4:f5. Sis. 5:45. 6:15. GAS 7:15
n AS. s:15 for Sausalito only). 900. 1918.
For Fairfax. week days-7:45 a. m. s:15
D. M. 5:15 p. m Sundays ana holidays
7.45 S:45. 0:15. 1918. IL :45 a. m. 1:15 D. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m daiIy-Cazadero and way stations.
9:I5 a. m Sundays and Holidays-Point
sis ,. m. daily except sunday)-For Caza-
dero, etc.
Sis D m Sundays and Holidays for Caza-
dero. etc
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF MArkst -
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market street.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-7:3O, S.GO 9:O0 200 a. m
l2:35 2:30 400. $40, 5;50. $50 and IL: 80
ID. m
SaturdaysEExtra trip at 80 D. m.
SUNDAY47:3c 90. 900. $780, IL :e0 a. m. ::
1 80. 2:3O. 3:40 $40, $3.50. 7:25. IL 80 p m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO &
WEEK DAYS-6:O5 $3.50, T:35. 7.50 500.
9.20. 11:15 a. m.; 1880, Y 90. $40, $500.
500, 5:25. $40 p. m. Saturdays-Extra
trip at AS p m;
LAS. $40, 1850, 500, 500. SIS. $40. 1850.
7:5S D. m. Except Saturdays.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Monday, June 10.
Stmr Pasadena, Hendrickson, 81 hours from
Eureka, with stmr Newport in tow.