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GERMANY FORGING
AHEAD OF ENGLAND

The German population is growing at
the rate of more than 100000 q year,
while the British population Is in
creasing only 100000 yearly. The Gov
eminent Of the United Kingdom num-
bered 37.400 600 persons in their islands
In 1890 and 100000 in 1905. Ger
many's gain was much greater. the ad-
vance being from 100000 to CO. $780,
600. Yet notwithstanding this enor-
nous increase In the number of peo-
pie for whom work had to be provided,
German industry has expanded at such
rate that laborers are scarce. The
vitality of the German nation is shown
by the increased net surplus of births
over deaths per thousand from III in
1880 to 14.5 in 1904 whereas In Eng
land IT was 1917 in 1890 and only III
IN 1904.
The gross receipts of the German
railways. which up to the twentieth
century were always we'll below those
of the British, have now risen above
them. The aggregate shows 1884, 49,
500 for the United Kingdom and $685.
5Ss,500 for Germany in 1890, and $685.
04S,000 for the United Kingdom and
$549, s45,000 for Germany in 1904. The
prosperity of the German railways is
shown by the fact that their profits
rose from 20 per cent in 1890 to per
cent in 1904, whereas for fifteen years
has steadily declined. the fall having
been from As in 1890 to 3.9 in 1904.
when all allowance is made for watered
stock. Between 1880 and 1904 5000
miles OF railway were built in Ger
many. In the same period England
built only 2400 miles of line.
In coal consumption German indus
try is fast overtaking the British. The
figures for coal mined In the respective
COunfrfaq show 164 200 (00 tons for the
United Kingdom and S9,000,o0o for Ger
many in 1890, and 239,000,000 tons for
the United Kingdom and 173, 900, 900 for
Germany in 1905 These figures are
still more significant when 1T is re-
membered that in England more coal is
used by the mercantile marine and
burned in houses than in Germany.
In the manufacture of iron, where
for a century England held the prima-
cy, Germany has forged well ahead.
England produced In 1890 S,o31,0o0
tons, Germany 4,65s.0o0 tons. In 1905
England produced 9,746,000 tons, Ger
many 10,875, 900 tons. With steel 1T is
even worse for Great Britain.
In wealth Germany has rapidly ad-
vanced, as shown by the increased de-
posits In the Prussian savings banks,
which rose from s7sS.ioo,ooo niteen
years ago to S1,SS8,202,000 last year,
against the advance in England from
$40, 1s1 500 to 1878, 100000. Those pay
ing the Prussian income tax have risen
from s per cent of the population In
1890 to IL per cent In 1905, showing
4,390,0oo people with taxable incomes
in Prussia alone. Another sign OF Ger
many's growing wealth Is that the new
issues of capital in the past seven
wears were s4.136,525,0 900, against $4,-
Goa 17h o0o In EnGland-Consular Re-
pOrtS
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Help Refugee Mothers With Little
Tots to RefurniSh Homes
The Calls Gold Prize Contest Affords Many
Opportunities for Doing Kindly Acts

RADIO County. She is Is years of age
and writes very nice letter, In which
she states that she wishes to go to a
higher school and has not any means.
She has an invalid mother, who is
unable to help her, so she is staying
with her grandparents at would be
greatly delighted If I could win a
prize" says Miss Steinkamp, land
will do my best to win
CANDIDATES FOR CONTEST FAvORs
Following is a list Of candidates fol
contest favors thus far enrolled:
Miss Gladys Adock, cottage 13. Camp
Lobos, San Francisco.
Miss Annie Albrecht, 2o13 Folsom
street, San Francisco.
]. T. Augustine, Pleasanton, Cal
George Barnett, Ala Herman street
San Francisco
Reuben Rebergall. 1886 Bryant
street, San Francisco.
H. Beresford. cottage $50. Camp
Lobos, San Francisco.
Mrs. Julia Bertrand, Walnut Creek
Contra Costa County, Cal
Mrs. Mary e. Buckley, 1859 Twenty
second street, San Francisco.
Miss e. Burris. 2510 Clement street,
San Francisco
Don Campbell La Moine. Shasta
County, Cal
Mrs. Hans Cooppermann, 4S3 street
Oakland. Cal
Mrs. Mary @. Deasy, p. o. box 12s.
Napa, Cal.
Miss Victoria Farens. cottage 30.
Franklin Park, San Francisco.
Miss Frances Feeney. 2s3 Waller
street, San Francisco.
Edward Garrigues, 1907 Putnam
street, Fruitvale, Cal.
Charles w. Gerle, Pilot Hill. El Do
RADIO County. Cal.
Miss Irma Klaumann, Pacific Grove
Cal.
Mark Larkin, Wilmerding School OF
Mechanical Arts, San Francisco.
Mrs. John Laudon, 164 Silver street
San Francisco.
Miss E. Mayors. 2472 Bush street
San Francisco.
Mrs. M. McElroy, 1907 Powell street
San Francisco.
Miss Alice Nelson, cottage 4. Frank
lin Park, San Francisco.
Mrs. Mary L. Norman. Florin, Sac
ramento County, Cal.
Mrs. Rose Peterson. 1T York street
San Francisco
Laurence Robertson, 1913 Fifteenth
street. Oakland, Cal
Sacred Heart College, Fell and Fill
more streets, San Francisco.
Howard Leroy Sargent. 225 Mime
sofa avenue, San Jose, Cal.
Mrs. ]. Sheehan, los York street, San
Francisco.
Miss M. Short, cottage $50, Camp
Lobos, San Francisco.
Miss Magda J. Steinkamp. Rescue
Ell Dorado County, Cal.
Miss Ella Wilson, care Heynemann
& Co., Page and Fillmore streets, San
Francisco.
See page 21, section 1, for further in.
formation about the Gold Prize Contest
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Another refugee mother who has
three small children to provide for
has made application to enter the Gold
Prize Contest for the purpose Of re-
furnishing her home. Mrs. Julia Bert
rand of Walnut Creek, Contra Costa
County, Cal, is the latest recruit to
join the contest forces
Mrs. Bertrand lived at No. Geary
court, off Geary street. between Jones
and Leavenworth, before the holocaust
of April IS. Her home was burned
and she lost everything. with her
three children she took refuge In the
country across the bay, and she hopes
her friends will remember her in the
Gold Prize Contest, by helping her to
win enough money to comfortably fur-
nish her present home
Subscribers should not forget the
mothers and dependent tots when
making up their minds whom TO assist
in the contest. There are several such
candidates and a little voluntary aid
Will be appreciated.
BROTHER LEWIS WANTS BOOKS
Thus far the only organization or
institution to make a bid for contest
favors is Sacred Heart College Of San
Francisco. Brother Lewis. the saga
cious president of this excellent insti-
tuition, has taken time by the fore
lock by entering the college in the
contest for the purpose Of winning
$500 to form the nucleus of fund to
replace the valuable library which the
college lost in the fire Of April ID.
The college buildings and contents
were all destroyed, but the Christian
Brothers went promptly to work at the
rehabilitation OF the institution. and
this afternoon at Fell and Fillmore
streets will dedicate a. handsome new
temporary college building, which Will
be one of the best in the city for
school purposes. Thus provided with
a new and commodious home, Sacred
Heart College lacks but one thing at
this time that is prime necessity In
the matter OF equipment, and that Is
a library and physical laboratory that
will compare favorably with the one
that was destroyed. 1t may take years
to restore the library to its former de-
gree of excellence. but Brother Lewis
hopes through the Gold Prize Contest
TO secure nice nest egg for library
fund, and to that end he invites the
cooperation Of all the friends of the
college.
There are other institutions that
might with profit emulate the example
of Sacred Heart College in improving
the opportunity given by The Call to
secure money for equipment or fur
therance of their work.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE
A number Of boys and girls are
striving to win some of the gold prizes
for the purpose of securing money to
pay for their education. The oppor-
tunfty presented to students in this re-
spect is q splendid one. Among the
ambitious young folks who want
money for educational purposes is Miss
Magda Steinkamp of Rescue, Ell Do
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California
Limited
ToChicago m3DaYs
Leaves daily at s.2OA N.
With Diners and Steamers

6:UU AM For Stockton, MERGED, Fresno,
Hanford. Visalia, Bakersfield
500 PM. and intermediate points.
$50 A.M.-California Limited Three
days to Chicago. Leaves every day.
Direct connection to Grand Canyon.
$50 A.M.-Valley Limited for Stockton.
MERGED, Fresno, Hanford, Visalta,
Bakersfield and points on Sierra Rail-
way.
IO:45 AM.-For Stockton, Riversbank,
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
400 P.M-Stockton Local
500 PM-Overland Express for Den
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET. OFFICES-Ferry building
San Francisco: 1112 Broadway. Fortieth
st and San Pablo ave-, Oakland Uni
versity ave- and West ST.. Berkeley
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WHAT THE SOUTH NEEDS NOW

OF course. the proposition to deport
the Southern negroes to the Isthmus OF
Panama is too silly for serious consid-
Grafton Even in respect OF the pro-
fessional and iricurable loafers 1T would
be absurd II ii were not so cruel and
malignant There IS no conceivable eX-
cuse for applying TO the black drone
and parasite any treatment which 1s-
nores his white equal and imitator- The
South has sore need Of service at the
hands of its devouring parasites II
is practically destitute of good roads.
of well paved streets. OF innumerable
accessories and conveniences OF en-
lightened, organized society. The
Ioafers may be made immensely useful.
If they will not work for themselves
and their families they can at least
be made to work for the community
upon which they sponge-Washington
Post
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Antoine Borel and wife to Eugene de Gonlon.
street, L 1913 by S 100; $40.
George ". Hall 10 Charles N Pope, lots IL
and 30, block o21, Haley Purchase; TO-
Bay Shore Real Estate Company to Wi ms y.
Anderson, lots "a and %. block SO, lots % to
81 block 81 Refs Tract: grant.
Mary A. Fetiz ct al. to Earl T. Riley, lot on
2 line Of Ashbury. street, S25 Of Frederick,
Fred N. F Bust and wife to Lars J. Hammer az r
ct al hc lot on a. line e, Of Yen si6 street %
Emmeline G. Thompson to Henry Munster and
wife, lot on IVY line ; Of Silver street 276 sw of
Hannah L. SWEET to William P. Murphy and
wife. lot commencing 1923 of Army street
Andrew Westrand ct al. TO William Fl. Sulll-
van ct al, lot W line of Folsom street, ITO S
OF Fourteenth. s % by w 1926; $40.
Gustav A. Russ and wife to Frances Noonan.
lot on Sc corner Of Grove and Shrader streets, s
Pietfo Demateis and wife to Giovanni b. Bet
toni, lot on line of Ohio street, 117:6 Of
Vallejo, 20 by Go; $40.
street. S 20.2o by W 40; $40.
al. lot on line OF Sacramento street, S7:6 w
of Locust W % by 100; So
Bartholomew Wren and wife to John oueenan,
lot on SW line of Palmer street 200 Sc of Bart
lett, Sc 80 by SW 100: $40.
Margaret oueenan ct al. to d. ]. Callahan,
Agnes b. Cleary ct al. TO R. E. Gleason, lot
S line of Twentieth street los of Sanchez,
-
Union Trust Company TO Southern seihc Com.
pany, lot on Sc line of Berry street, 275 SW of
Street Sf5 Ne Of Seventh. Ne 1875 by sH sao;
Peter ]. Fay to Charlotte R; Fay. lot on S
line of California street SIG of Twelfth
avenue, % by 100; gift
Isaac Liebes and wife to Peter J. Fay, same
$40
Joseph Herezog and wife by trustees to Cali
fornia Home Building and Loan Company, LOT
nv other niece. "A
Antoine Borel and wife to Angelo Garbarind
and wife, lot on " line Of Listen ton street, 10
of Persia avenue, 20 by w 100; $40.
william Goeggei to Estate of John Pforn,
block 2, Mission and Thirtieth Street Extension
John H. Jones and wife to Andrew Erickson,
lot on line Of o Hamilton and oimstead streets,
Bay District Land Company to John s. Hayes
and wife lot On line LIN Of lot Third sfo avenue $50
Franz Me6r and wife ~ to i Johann T. soomann
lot on E line of Mississippi street, 100 of
Twenty NTH, n SO BY z 100; $40.
line of Dolores street, 12S N of Duncan. % by
J. B. Esser and wife to Amelie Dumont ct al.
j. " Wright & Sons Investment Company
avenue. 100 of G street, n rs by b 100: $40.
c. F. Adams to Charles Berglund, lot on T
n % by 100; $40 ~
Pope Estate Company to John F. Engelland
z of Shrsder, % by 125; So .
Charles S. Harvey TO Hans Eggen, lot on W
line OF Dame street, 175 Of Randall % BY
W 125; $40.
John G. Young and wife to Elizabeth Kauf
man. lot n line of Cumberland street $50 Z
Of Dolores, z so by ia; $40.
Laura Arnheim TO Turn Veren Eintracht loi
on w line OF Florida street, 100 OF Twentieth
10 by w 100; So
William S. Arnheim and wife to same, lot or
W line of Florida street, lab of Twentieth, S
Is by w 100: $40.
David Davis to Albertine Davis lot commenc.
ing 1875 Of Davis street and 100 of HAYES
e 20 5 SI;6, w so, 1875, 20, N 20; gift
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RErIE9TIoNs OF "A BACHELOR

A woman will always pIelenu suo
believes you love her unless she KNOWS
you do.
1t takes an awful lot of truth to seem
to make point for you the way
single lie will.
How in the world did women ever
get an idea that those white nuny
things are clothes?
After a man saves fortune to De
able to build a home ne mas 70 save
when a man looks specially foolish
either he is lust engaged or somebody
has named a new baby after him.
New York Press.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE no LUMRER pEAIERs

Office OF the Board OF State Harbor Commission
ers, Union Depot and Ferry House, San Fran
CISCO Cal, December ], 1906. Sealed pro-
posesls or bids win be received at this office
December Is, 1906, for furnishing and deliver
ing such lumber the Board of State Hsrbor
Commissioners may order for use on the Var1-
Gus wharYes and piers on the water front OF
the city and county OF San Francisco for six
80 consecutive months from the date Of
ncsuOns prepared therefor by the Chief En-
glneer OF the Board ana adopted by the Board
November IS, 1905, and on file IN this Office,
70 which special reference Is hereby made.
The lumber must be Douglas DR. lumber OF
grade or quality and sizes as specified. No
blank form furnished from this Office and is
accompanied by certified check Of thou
sand $1,000 dollars, payable to the order Of
the secretary OF the Board, as q guarantee on
within six 90 days after the acceptance OF
the bid. enter Into q written contract 10 fur
nish said lumber according TO the speeihca-
tions prepared therefor. and Will also execute
snd hle with this Board q bond In the sum OF
ten Thousand Cs10, 000l dollars, with a surety
company 10 be approved by the Board Of State
HarDOr Commissioners. and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract; nor VIII
said bid be considered by this Board unless de-
lvered 10 the secretary or TO the aRsiSta Mt
secretary. at the Office Of the secretary, at
prior 10 2:16 O'Clock p. m. on Thursday, De-
BIDS will be opened. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids If deemed for
the best interests of the State. Bidders
invited TO be present at the opening OF the
bids. CHARLES II. SPEAR, J. ID. MACKEN-
Z1E. HENRY J. CROKER, Board OF State
JOHN NJ. FoY. Secretary.
LOTT d. NORTON Chief Engineer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
QUEER FISHING METHoDs

The idea of catching fish by means
Of a beehive with a hole in the top Of
1t is strange enough one Yet this
not inadequately describes the method
employed by fishermen In the Philip
pine Islands. who clap their apparatus
down over the sluggish bottom feeding
fish and then, putting their hands
through the hole in the top, extract
their victims>-Country Gentleman.
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OCEANIC S.S.CO

HONOLULU only-S s. Alameda sails
IL a m. Dec. Is. Round trip. first
class, $125.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA. HOMO
LULU-S. s. Sonoma sails 2 D. m
Dec. 27.-Christchurch (InternationaI
Exhibition) and l turn, first S29S. so,
second $22S50
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAsS. s. Mariposa
sails at IL a. m Dec. %. F'irst-class
round trip $125.
j. ID. SPRECkELS & BROS. CO.,
So Clay Street, Sam Francisco.
Phone eTemporary 1231.o
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERNPY

Boats Leave I1Duron Ferry, Foot OF Market st.
From s. T. for Tiburon, Belvedere and San
Rafael-Week DayLf:40. els sII:OO A. m
1913, $3.50. $40. $50 p. NJ. sundays-7.4o'
e:16, ITO A. NJ. 12:s5. $3.50. $40. sac
From San Rafael for g. F-week Dav.-e.ts
TAO. 1855. 9:25, HIS A. NJ i2:5o S:40
300, $40 p. NJ. Sundays-e:f5 TAO. 7:5S
e:25 A. NJ, $40. 500. 500, $3.50 p NJ Oo'
From Tiburon for 8. F---Week Days-s:45. SIR
e:55. 1885 A NJ. 1:10. 4:o5, 5:46 p NJ
4:05 b:46, 6:55 P. 81. - A--o'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Boston bankers complain that the
invisible supply of money has all been
rushed to wall street. Overlooked a
large bunch, as we can TESTIFY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Mr.. Gompers Is undertaking a big
job when he tries to make an indepen-
dent voter out of a Republican office
holder who for years has had his feet
in the Government trough.
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Building Contracts.

erect two-story brick building on Sc cornar
of California and Battery streets; $24 300.
Emile Borsch with Cullen 4 Matthies-To
erect a twostory brick building on line Of
Mission street, 81 W Of First, w a by n 5S:
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MISREPRESENTATION

Via SausnlifO Ferry.
FOR SAUSALITO. MILL VALLEY. SAN RA-
FAEI-WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
100. s7:45, 1926. 'e:l5, $3.50, IL 100 a. m
1920, s1:46. s3:15, ASS. Sis. $50. $780,
7:1b, 300. 1915, IL IS .. m.
sRuns to San Quentin.
I:45 a.. m, daily, for Cazadero and way
3:1o p: m, Saturday only. for CaEadero ana way
s:l6 p: m: daily. except Saturdays and Sundays.
for Point Reyes aud way stations
-Tfcket Ofnce-
Union Depot. foot Of Market St. San FranelAca.
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C0MPAGNTE GENERATE TRANSATLAETTOUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday, instead OF Saturday
Morton st.
First-class to Havre. $40 and upward. Sec
ond-class to Havre. S45 and upward. GEN
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 30 Broadway Hudson Building.
New York. ]. F. FUGAZI. manager Pacific
Coast, $50 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
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ROOMS TO LET-Contfnued.
GOLDEN GATE ave-, 1911 furnished room;
also 1 front alcove room, unfinished
GOLDEN GATE ave-, 1s1sA-Furnished room
in select location; no sign
HAIGHT. eST-Fine front sIcove bedroom; or
gentlemen: reasonable.
HAIGHT. 141O-Rooms to rent: Park district.
HOWARD, 2el4-Furnished room for gentle
man.
HOWARD. 2eI4-Furnished room for gentle
man.
HOWARD. 2es1-Furnished room.
McALLIsTER- II34-Newly furnished sunny
rooms: phone. bath. running water.
MISSION. 272I-Iarge front room, suitable for
gentlemen; price, 50 a week
NINETEENTH. 4s04-Two sunny nnfurnished
rooms for lady; references exchanged
NOE, ISL. bet 18th and 19th-A nice large. sun
ny room for gentleman; rent $12; reference
OAK, 6ss-A sunny room suitable for ! or 2.
PIERCE. SO22-Furnished room, $40.
POST, 222S1S-FurnIshed room TO let in private
family; for gentleman only.
SANCHEZ. 1906 unfurnished rooms, with use
OF bath and Kitchen
SECOND ave. 1861. Richmond-sunny nIr-
nished room; reasonable; lower nat
SIXTH ave, 2ll, near California-Nice front
furnished room for / or gentlemen.
SUFFER-. I63l-To let. three unfinished. large
sunny rooms; bet. Cough and octavia SITS
TURK, I2sI-NIcely furnished front for
one OF two gentlemen; references.
TWENTY SECOND, ss4I--Nicely furnished
A..
TWENTY THIRD, 3726-I large, sunny fur
nished room for or roomers
TWENTY THIRD St, 4O42-2 furnished or un-
furnished rooms; no children
TWENTY FOURTH, SO54-Nicey furnished
room; very reasonable
UNION St, 2lO5. cor. webster-Nicely furnished
front room for gentlemen. Slo.
VICKSBURG, l24-Nicely furnished room to let;
suitable for gentleman
ROOMS AND BOARD.
PACIFIC AVE. 2717-Elegant furnished rooms
with best Of table board; hne view. pleasant
surroundings; can accommodate i've couples or
gentlemen; prices reasonable.
FIRST-CLASS board at the KIRKLAND. 1908
Post at MRS. NJ. KIRSKE. proprietress.
FIRsT-CLAsS table board. 1910 LaguDa ST.. bet
Ellis and 0'Farre1.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
EASTERN young gentleman wants furnished
room. with breakfast and dinner, IN strictly
private family state terms and particulars;
moderate Box 11S3. Call office.
YOUNG couple with child years old want suit
OF rooms with good board; private family pre-
ferred; vicinity of California and Fillmore SITS.
Address box 1175, Call office.
WANTED-ComfortRble room and board for me-
cnanie with Scotch family: Boz ll51: al;
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED-Lady, by December 10; new. warm,
clean room; use phone. BATH not troublesome
Healer, box 1852, Call
TWO quiet, respectable young want perma-
nent with private family; must not be
more than $40 month Box u76, Call office.
WANTED-By a Young man, a nicely fur
ntshed room in the central part OF the city.
Address box 5000, Call office, 1851 Fillmore
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OONNECIIONS-
Stages connect at Green Brae for San ouentt,.
at Santa Rosa for White Sulphur SPRINGS az
Sanatorium; at LYTTON for Lytton Sprines. =
GEYsERyiLLE for skasg's Springs: a.
CLOVERDALE for the Geysers, Boonville, Phiio'
Springs. Highland Springs. Kelseyviile. New
Carlsbad Springs: Soda Bay, Lakeport. Bartlett
Springs. Blue Lakes. LAUREL Dell Lake, Witter
Springs. Upper Lake. Pomo Potter valley John
Days, Lierley's, Hullville. Orr's Hot Sprfnrs
Handiey. Half Way House, Hopkins. Comptche
Mendocino City. Fort Bragg, Westport and
SHERWOOD for Fort Bragg. Laytonvilie, West-
port. Covelo Cummings. Bells Springs Harris
Hubbard Fruitiand. Dyersville. Garberviue, Pep
perwood. Camp g. Scotia and Eureka.
Boats leave Tfburcn Ferry, foot Of Market
St, and Connect with trains at Tiburon
General Office,
FERRY BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO.
B. x. Ryan. Gen. Passenger and FREIGHT AR.