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New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
RAILWAY MEN MAY DECLARE FOR TAFT
IBy Telegraph to The Iribune.I

Telegraph TO Inc 1rlouie-I
Omaha July 1.-THE Nebraska State Railway
lcunIoves Protective Association, fifteen thousand
strong purposes to enter the Presidential as well
as the state political campaign. Its executive com
r,ittee held to-day meeting in Omaha TO discuss
+ba political situation This committee plans TO
call a meeting for July 25. in Omaha or Lincoln to
Law plans for the state and national elections ana
10 decide whether the association VIII support
BRYAN or Taft. 1t is believed by those VINO nave
watched the history of the association that the
body will declare for Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
REPUBLICAN, UNION MoURNs MEMBERS.

The Republican Union. the regular Republican
orga nzation of the 20th Assembly District met at
ue headouarters No 1G5 East s1st street last
riob+ tn listen to little talks practical vote
getting by William c. Hecht, its president and
John IL Gunner, its executive member. In honor
~ Townsend Wander, the lawyer. a fellow member
who was killed June 2s In railroad accident at
Bologna, Italy the members ADJOURNED the meet
rte
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
LIGHTNING SHOCKS 100 woRkmeN.

Butler Penn. July H-During a severe electrical
storm last night one hundred employed at
the Pittsburg Hickscn Bed Company were shocked
by lightning Three seriously injured
The current followed the sha.ting, shocking every
the machines
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
cLoupguRsT IMMERsEs ENTIRE TOWN.

Pendleton Ore. July IA clOudburst near
Heppner yesterday threatened for time TO de
stroy that place. wall Of twelve feet Of muddy
water being thrown into the town. completely inun-
dating IT. The electric plant was carried
away and a number Of persons We're injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
BRYAN COMMENTS ON SCHEME.
Ir. Bryan then commented as follows:

We have felt that this Is the proper time to
ma k. this announcement. At the Republican Ma
tional Convention plank in favor of pubcity
was turned down by very large The indig-
ma tiou that has been expressed the action Of
the convention has already been felt by the Re
publican leaders and they now attempting to
avoid all the CenSure that has been falling lInnn
them by announcing that. through their treasurer.
n New York man. they would publish the contri-
butions after the election You will notice that
th,. Doint made i'm plank is that the contribu-
lions shall he published before the election II is
not sufficient learn after the election OF the in
nuences that have purchased the election The
nubIjr ought to know before the election what in
fuences are work To secure the success of a
nartV and platform makes that distinction. and
we ask that this committee this time declare
itself in harmony with the plank and that this
committee so interpret this plank that the public
cannot fail 10 the difference between our posi-
tion and their position.
we sav that no contribution shall be accepted
from any corporation; corporation is not created
Tor political purposes Il has right ntrhute
10 campaign funds and we want this part Of the
plank distinct We want limit placed an In
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
BRYAN'S PLAN FOR PUBLICITY.
Mr. Bryan then read the following:

Gentlemen of the Committee: The platform
Gently adopted by the national committee of
party at Denver contains the following pledge:
we pledge the Democratic party TO the enact
ment Of a law prohibiting any corporation from
contributing a campaign fund and any indi-
vidual from contributing amount above a
sonable amount and providing for the publication
before election of all contributions above
sonable minimum.
Mr. Kern and l in hearty sympathy with
this pledge and gratifed at it's adoption. With
its fulflment in American politics will
begin Elections will then be regulated as pub
lie affairs and the influence which controls them.
instead of being secret, will be known the
voters
AS an earnest token that our party will make
good its pledges ask you conStrue this
plank and put il into immediate operation. This
can be uone by the adoption of a resolution an
nouncing that in pursuance of the policy outlined
in that pledge your committee will not accept
anv contribution whatever from any corporation;
that il will not accept any contribution from any
individual above reasonable amount, and that
it will make publication before election of all
contributions above a reasonable minimum We
suggest for your approval maximum Of $40, 900
and a minimum of 500. no contribution to be re-
cefVed above 10000, and all contributions above
500 to be made public before the election.
We suggest, also, that before the 18th day
of October publication shall be made of all con
tributions above Sl00 received up that date:
that after the 18th of October publication shall
be made of such contributions the day that
the same are received. and that contributions
above 500 shall be accepted within three days OF
the election.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
SCHEME OUTLINED
FOR STREET WORK
Supervisors Ask Property Own
ers to Buy Bonds and Make
Funds Available
Money Obtained to Be Devnted
to Repairs in Their Par
ticuiar District

A scheme by which nearly $1,000 900
worth of street repair work may be
done in the Immediate future without
drawing on the scanty municipal funds
available was outlined at yesterdays
session of the supervisors street ct'm-
mittee. There remains of the old slz
the city treasury Upon the purchase
trail Improvement club fhe board has
gomery street The committeeman in
formed many interested citizens that
owners along other streets and in
other districts might have any reason
able amount of repair work ordered
and done by SIMILAR purchase. The sale
of the $4,000 by bids will fix a price,
which will undoubtedly be par, and
the charter permits the city treasury
to dispose of further lots of similar
bonds at the same or "a higher rate
over the counter
The committee fixed the budget of
August street and sewer repair, total
ing $66,000, as follows: Street work on
Clay street from East to Drumm
$4,000; from Drumm to Davis, $4,000
on Fremont street between Market
and Mission, $4,000; Kentucky street
between Army and Seventeenth avenue
south. $2,500; Third street between
Berry and Mission, $4,000; Market
street, $1,000; rowing gangs work
$4,000. For the general cleaning and
repair of sewers $22,5oO was allotted
for lumber, etc, $1,000, and for new
paving blocks, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
CAMPAIGN TO BROADEN
MARKET OF STATE FRUIT
Promotion Committee Makes
Effort to Have All Hotels
Serve California Products

An aggressive campaign to broaden
the markets for California fruits and
increase the consumption throughout
the United States and abroad, has been
instituted by the California Promotion
committee. Efforts are being made to
bring into more general use in the
hotels of this country and Europe Cali
fornia fruits at every season of the
year.
The intention of the committee is to
point out to the various hostelries
throughout the country that the trav-
cling public has been accustomed and
educated to accept only the best of
fruit at their meals, and that the fruits
served should be advertised in the
menus as California Fruits" 1t will
be urged upon the hotel keepers that
the menus bear the proper designation,
namely, California peaches "Califor-
MIA oranges" etc.
The work along these lines has been
carried on quietly and effectively. 1t
was recently discovered by the COM
mittee that apples grown in Watson
vile were being sold on the trains run
ming through this state as Oregon
Newtown Pippins." That has now been
changed and the train. butchers" are
now giving California credit for her
own products.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

class G building at Sw corner Of Jackson and
los. 1926; $17.390
G.. c. and Bessie Oxnard with Gustave Sand
frame building (three hats) at NV corner Of
Broadway and Larkin street, W % by 10;
S.. 400
Phelan improvement company with Lilley &
ters for second story windows for an IL story
and basement class building at SW corner
OF O'Farren street and Grant avenue. W
295;11%s, S7:2,, 29.2, 11T:9A, NE
52s s:9A, l2;95*; $3.50
John A. Roebling's Sons company with Mis-
sion marble wOrks-Marble. mosaic and terazzo
work for five story and basement warehouse
at corner of Hawthorne aud Folsom streets,
NV lao by NE 1926; S3.25T
u. A. Love with Ploeger and De KOrt-All
work except gas fixtures and shades for a one
and a half story frame building in " line Of
Diamond street. 9T:6 of Twenty first; 81 900.
John Casslnelli with A. j. ElSea ct aL-An
work for one story and basement frame build
on lots 26 and IS block g.. Silver terrace: s..
Tie Schmiedell estate with John G. Sutton &
Co.-Steam fitting. steam heating, piping, etc.
including oil burning plant, for a two story. class
c building al NE corner OF CLAY and Montgonl-
cry streets $50 by 97:6; s.. $50.
Chinese consolidated benevolent association
with Butler Johnson-AH work for two
story and basement frame building in Il line OF
Trenton street, 1926 OF jackson, Ib by 5
%; s6,s0G.
Coleman Foley with Edwin Bradshaw--Tc
Albion avenue, 20 of Fifteenth street: $6.3ST.
Andrea RoyeSno with Demartini Caranga-
To erect three story frame building In r line
Of Landers street. 10 of Fourteenth. % by
Z 12j; $6, 600.
Samuel j. Lank with Mathew A. Little-All
work for a three story frame building at NV
corner Of Sacramento and Walnut streets, " 81
BY 5a:Sl4 $is,10o.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
GARDENER SUES OFFICER
FOR WRONGFUL ARREST
Timothy Donoher Asks $4,000
Damages From Sheriff of
Marin County

Timothy Donoher, a gardener. brought
ssait for $4,000 damages for alleged
wrongful arrest against W. p Taylor,
sheriff of Marin county. yesterday. The
-plaintin asserts he was nHliciously
arrested on July 2S. 1907. and held in
confinement in the San Rafael Jail for
% days. During that time, he SAYS he
was refused permission to secure proper
food or to call clergyman or lawyer.
When he requested permission to sum
mon a lawyer he was reviled. abused
and assaulted by Taylor, who struck
him over the head and face with a
also complains that the noNious airs
and foul odor of the cell in which he
was confined caused him TO contract
malaria
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

/ PORTLAND. July 1s.-Colunhbia river pilots
viii begin making their annual survey OF the
river from Portland TO the sea next month";
Pilot Harry Emken has applied 10 Major Mac
lndoe, United States engineer corps. for use of
a government tug in carrying on the work.
Steam schooner Homer sails for San Francisco
tomorrow night.
Steam schooner NorthIand is loading wheat
for San Pedro. She viii take deckload Of
lumber.
Oriental liner Nicodemia will probably have
10 go on the dry dock 10 have some kinks taken
out Of the propeller. One Of the blades was
bent in coming from Kobe. 1t was not dis
covered until enough cargo had been brought
out Of the hold to bring the wheel partly above
With a cargo Of freight and about 90 pas-
sengers. the steamer Alliance Captain Olson
arrived at Couch street dock last night from
Coos bay.
British steamship Ilford has left Guaymas
Mexico, for the Columbia river and should ar
rive about next Tuesday. She comes In ballast
70 carry lumber 20 Copenhagen and Hamburg
under charter TO the l.. r. Lee lumber company
and the Oregon pine export lumber company.
British steamship NJ. s. Dollar viii be here In
la few days 70 begin loading lumber for the
TACOMA. July 16.-schconer Eric, after lying
disengaged at Port winslow for more than two
months. is in port 10 load $50, 600 feet of
lumber for San Pedro Next month steamship
from Melbourne wiz load 100000 feet at one
Steamship Governor departed for San Fran
cisco.
+. Whitney, ship William II. Smith and barken-
tine Georgina are due in port soon 10 load lum-
Der for Australia, West Coast, South Africa
and Hawaiian islands.
Steamship Watson left out for Seattle to-
night 10 complete cargo for San Francisco
British steamship Catanga is announced to
leave the sound July % for North China. She
is awaiting cargo here.
SAN PEDRO. July lG.-Steamship James S.
Higgins. Captain Higgins. after discharging a
part OF her lumber at Redoado, arrived here
with the remainder. After discharging she
cleared for Fort Bragg
Steamer Santa Barbara. Captain Zaddart, ar
irving from Redondo with 15o 900 feet Of um-
ber finished diseharGng and cleared tonight
for Grays Harbor 20 reload. taking freight
and passengers for San Francisco.
Steamship Hanalei, Captain McFarlane, ar
rived this morning from San Francisco with
passengers and 500 tons Of freight.
Steamship Olympic. Captain Hansen, has ar
rived FIVE days from Belinghsm with $50. 600
feet sf lumber.
Steamship George W. Elder. Captain Jesson.
cleared tonight for Portland via San Fran
cisco and Eureka with freight and passengers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANsAcT1oSs

Mrs. J R. Peters to Nick Rasmussen, lot
Henry c. Blrbe to Ernestne Birbe lot in NE
line Of Seventeenth avenue, 200 NV OF street,
NV 100 by NE 100; gift.
:. Margaret Collins to John Collins, lot in E
line Of Natoma street, 94 sW of Lafayette,
SW 22:3. Sc IS. NE 20:41s, NV 74:s. and two
ether pieces; sI0.
:. John Collins to Margaret Collins. lot in n
line Of Twenty fourth street. 125 of Sanchez,
70 by ia. and one other piece; $40.
:, Antonio Tosi ct al TO Luigi Descalso. lot in
line of 0etayia street. Ill n OF Filbert y
y by Z 1926; $40.
Robert F; Parsons and wife to Mary A.
PresIdo avenue. i 5o:5, 1876, W 4s:5, s
90. " 2. s s7:6; $40.
a william dt IN Rhps In. e E Es5ssns 5ssmas s, sEes
of Vermont, 25 by so; SO.
Thomas W. Rivers and wife ct al. to John
Mary A. Huntington to E. E. Hawlett lot
at NE corner of jackson and Broderick streets
Z IL. ll5:6 s,6 l27;aA, W 80. 27isA, W s2:e.
John Burgoyne to James McKenna ct al. lot
in line of c street s2:6 e Of Twelfth ave
John Wagner to Matilda Brutscher, half Of
lot in SW line of Third avenue South, 80 Sc of
street; Sc so by sW -yo, and two other
W. J. Charles to Matt schlenker and wife,
lot 2T0. Cobb tract $40.
Maximiian Roth and wife to II. Bon, lot at
NV corner Of Fourteenth and Guerrero streets,
N 40 by w 1854; $40.
Samuel weinstein to John j. Connolly lot in
% by w 50; $40
Clara A, Lane TO Leopold weinsten. lot in
so by Sc 100; $40.
Edith D. Jones ct al. to Miss NJ NJ. Richards.
lot in SW line OF Ritch street, 100 Sc of Fol-
John sE 70 sssn ey to- 70 Louisa saG oradonua lot
street, W 20 by 40; $40.
in line of Ashbury street, 0o9:2 S OF Fred
erek. S %, L 14o.o0, " 25.I5, y 147:0%: $40
-, Rose A Husssy ct al to r Il Jones. lot in
N 21:11ia by W 40:615 $40.
r.. II. Jones ct al. to Lee Wing ct al, same
Z. II. Musin and wife to Charles r. Barney
lot in 5 line of Twentieth street, 13o W Of
Church, W Is by ia; $40.
lot in W line of Central place. 67:6 of Pine,
$ 80 by W $50; $40.
Frederick Barry and wife to Samuel Kruger
S % by w 100; So
Pauline Schoenberg TO George Lane, lot in
W 100 by S 25: $40.
Marie c. Koeour to J A. Mize, lot in S line
s a. aeSvs s. res' 8, Gs s:s, q 4; os1 slo i
James Muldowney to Lawrence V. Muldowney
lot at NE corner OF Holyoke and Burrow streets,
T. Beilarin to r. Rojdestvensky. lot at NY
corner Of Van Ness avenue ss and Green street,
William L. Fraser and wife to G. Spring and
wife, lot in Sc line OF Majestic street. 2io:s
ne Of Lakevisw; lew, NE ses 1,so by Sc 100; $40
Sc line of Woolsey street. 80 NE Of Somerset
NE 30 by Sc 100; $40.
Emma Kohlmoos TO Christian Lehman, lot
in line of Beulah street. 81 Z of Shrader
E 2S:41s by 100 $40.
T. r. Boyer to Jennie H. Woods ct al. lot
in SW line of Russ street 100 NV of Folsom.
NV 40, Sw 10o Sc 40. NE 25, Sc 20. NE
20: NY 20; NE 50; $1,000; :,
block 5. subdivision l. Castro street addi-
ton; $40
F. r.. Canac. Marquis. to Jeanne Canac Mar
HYDE w 40 by y 60; $40.
Mary A. Lawler to Robert L. Lewis half of
lot In line Of Douglass street 235 Of Sew
enteenth, n 25 by l02; So
Building Contracts
George Skaller and Charles VI. Levy with
Dennis Jordan Sons-Au work for two story
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
RAILWAY TRAVEL
NOrthweStemPa CifiCRaiIroadCO.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
May o, 1D0s
VIA SAUSALITO


For sausalito. Mill Valley, San Ra-
fael-DaiIy-Every so minutes from
6:45 to 9:45 a. M; hourly until 3:45
p. M: then 4:15 and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 p. M; $500, 1925 D. m, 1915
On Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1915. 11:15 a. m. and 1915, lis
For Fairfax-Week days-6:45, 7:15,
Sis a. M; 2:45. 3:45. AIS, 4:45, 5:15,
5:45 D. m Sundays-S:15, 9:15, 9:45,
1915, 1O:45, 11:45 a.. m; 12:45, las. 2:45,
For San auentin-Daily-7:45 a. m.
and 1:45 p. m.
s:15 a. m. and 2:45 p. m daily for
Lagunitas, Camp Meeker. Monte Rio,
Cazadero and way stations.
Sis p. m. daily, except Sundays. 9:45
a. m. and 7:45 p. m Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon. BeIvedere and sun Ra-
fael-l;sS 9sd 500 goo; HOO a!T m; 1880
On Sunday additional trip at 6:25
p m. for San Rafael and intermediate
7:s5 a. m. daily-For Petaluma. San
ia Rosa, Healdsburg, Cloverdale. Ukiah.
Willis. Sherwood. Sebastopol and way
stations.
800 a. m. daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
11:0O a. m. daily-For Petaluma, San
ia Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 p. m. daily-FoT Petaluma. San
ia Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah
Guerneville, Sebastopol and way sta
$40 p. m. daily-For Petaluma. San
ia Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 p, m daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
sTihuron only.
Pacific Transfer Co.'S agents are au-
thorized to check baggage direct from
residence
Ilcket Oinse- .'-..-.-.-- Ferry Building
General Ofnces. .....-.... James Flood Buildlnr
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
A Lumber Charter

The schooner Sequel has been Chartered for
lumber from Grays Harbor TO Callao at 3Ts Cd
Exports for Hawaii
The schooner Charles Z. Falk was cleared for
kolea and Eleele. via Caspar, yesterday At the
ra ilroad ties valued at $4,000 for Efeele
The steamer Virginian was cleared for Homo.
lulu yesterday with an assorted cargo CONSIGNED
TO various Hawaiian ports, valued at sal Non
and Including the following:
:, 500 ctls barley, ,266 lbs beans o ctls whoa
1907 lbs millfeed, etls corn bales hay ioi
cs canned goods 4,4l0 lbs and 0 cs meals 2 o0o
lbs sugar. 1,354 lbs and 80 bxs cured fish 2 500
lbs lard. 80 bbs salmon, 1876 pkgs fruits tx
pkgs onions, 156 pkgs potatoes. 80 cs bread 5s5
lbs cheese, 3l6 lbs oleomargarine. 4696 gals and
cs wine. 90 gals gin 237 gals and 5o cs
whisky. 105 pkgs beer, 102 pkgs acid 4 3fo lhs
brass. automobiles and , bxs parts 20 nh 1s
agricultural implements. 46 pkgs drugs nk 20
machinery. bbls limestone, 23 rolls leather 81
pkgs paints. $50 kegs red and white lead g0r,
lbs and 295 bxs tobacco. - cs cigars and cinar-
cites, 100 bdls shocks. 40 pcs iron SO bdis steel
IL cs boots aud shoes, Sc pkgs dry goods 3 -
hats. . pkgs saddlery. 5,O03 SKIS cement I pkgs
electrical goods. ~ gasoline 10 drums d;sfil-
late. cs oils, 80 bxs soap. 202 live hogs.
mules.
Notice to Mariners
Captain Hansen OF the steamer Olympic re-
ports to the branch photographic office at Port
Townsend. Wash. that on July g. at 4 u. M
he passed. In latitude y 41:27 longitude ~
l24:36, large log about two feet in diameter
and 20 feet long.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant U. S. NJ, In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
The Overdue Liat

American ship Bapgaore, out 26s days from
Norfolk. for Honolulu, 80 per cent
Norwegian bark Ester, out 224 days from Am
sterdam, fer Mocassar. 60 per cent
British bark Carnedd Llewellyn out 14e davx
from Caleta Buena, for Falmouth 90 per cent
Russian bark Fennia. ont 141 days from
lqnique. for Falmouth, 10 per cent.
British ship Toxteth, out 1877 days from Port
Talbot for Toeopilia, 10 per cent
British ship Samoena, out 132 days from
Caleta Bucna for the channel. 10 per cent
French bark Gutheary, out 144 days from As
toria. for Queenstown, 10 per cent.
German ship Arethusa, out 123 days from Port
Talbot for 1quiQue. 10 per cent.
German ship Oregon, out 1876 days from Barry
for Callao. 10 per cent.
British bark Lota, out 12T days from Liver
pool. for Valparaiso 10 per cent
British ship Sakota. out 124 days from Port
Talbot for Iquique, 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
FEARS DIyoRCED HUsBAND

Mrs. Mabel Alsup, 1912 o'Farrell
street. divorced wife of Charles Alsup,
plant before Police Judge Shortall yes
terday charging Alsup with assault
to commit murder. She alleged Alsup
fired shot at her last Saturday night
she was walking with Swithin j.
Chandler. She said she had been at
first averse to prosecuting Alsup for
the sake of their child, but she was
really afraid that he would Kill her.
Alsup was not in court and a doctors
certificate stated he was i'll in bed.
The judge issued a bench warrant for
50 900.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
LICK PRovEs woRrHLEss

Richard Henry Gately. manager OF
the Cadillac hotel. obtained a warrant
from Police Judge Shortail yesterday
for the arrest Of F. T. Kennedy on a
charge OF passing a spurious check
He said that Kennedy. who he under
stood was head Of Crockers compil-
ing department stopped at the hotel
for a short time and gave him check
for 81 on July Z on the American ma
tionsl bank, which was returned
marked mo funds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
SYNOPSIS

Heavy rain is reported in Arizona At Yuma
1.34 inches and at Flagstaff l0l inches have
fallen in the past Il hours. Cloudy weather is
reported in the San Joaquin valley and through
out the Serras. Afternoon Temperatures exceed
100 degrees in the great valley of california
except in the vicinity of Sacramento. where
there has been fall in temperature The
weather Is moderately warm along the southern
coast and in the Santa Clara valley. Low fog
prevails at San Francisco.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday. light
east wind changing west
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; cooler; light
north winds
Sacramento valey-Fair Friday; light north
winds.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Friday: not so
warm; light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday with
afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains: light
south winds. changing to west
4. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
Arny Transnnrts

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford sailed June 16 from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Crook sailed for Alaska June 20.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News va.
The Dix sailed June from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Logan Is in port.
The Meade is at New York.
The Sherman Is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Thomas arrived at Honolulu July H. en-
route 10 Manila.
The Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts. Daily except snr.
day-Leaye: 81 :45a. 9:i5a. Asp 5:5Op A.
holidays-Leaye: T:55a. 9:15a .SlO:Ooa- 10. .snS s1
100 noon; i;45p: 5;5op. s:15p. Arrive: lisa.
9:ooa, II 2sa. 1:32p. 3:55p. "5:O5p. 5.35p.
6:o2p- MIXED. 'Granada Express makes no
intermediate stops. ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
L. 5. Branch photographic ONCE

Grays Harbor via San Francisco, brought $50, 900
feet of lumber.
Steamship ]. b. Stetson, Captain Bonniheld
has arrived from Grays Harbor with $50, 900
feet OF lumber.
United States revenue cutter Manning ar
rived today. She will remain In the outer
harhor two DAYS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
Compagnie GeneraIe TransatIantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sailings every Thursday instead Of Saturday
at 10 a.. M, from pier AZ, North River, foot OF
Morton st.
First class to Havre, S7T.5O ard upward; sec.
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 State ST.. New York J. F.. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
Mining stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
following were the sales on the San Francisco
etock and exchange board yesterday:
COAfSTOCKS
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO REoPEN-AIameda
July 16-The public schools viii reopen Mon.
day August 3. The board Of education will meet
Tuesday and VIII elect teachers to I'LL vacancies
now existing in the department.