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Scored for Offenses

The grand jury in its final report
scored Harper for alleged acts of in
discretion and cited several instances
of alleged offensive acts as a private
citizen and in his capacity of mayor,
but no indictment was found against
him and no action taken by the dis
trict attorney concerning the work Of
the grand jury.
Following the publication of the
grand jury's report an agitation for an
election to recall Mayor Harper was be-
gun and at once the matter was taken
Continued ON Page Is, Column
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Doesn't Prevent Election


Harper's friends assert that by re-
signing he has ended the recall elec-
tion. holding that now there is no
mayor to recall. but the city attorney
tonight unoficially expressed the
opinion that Che election must proceed
as planned. AS it is too late now for
any other names to be added to the
ticket the ballot will contain those of
George Alexander, recall nominee, and
Fred Wheeler, socialist.
The entire press of the city has been
drawn into the fight for or against
cleaner city government Leading the
campaign for the recall were the Ex-
press, the leading afternoon paper. and
the Morning Herald. which first pub
lished and substantiated the charges
that vice was being protected by the
city officials.
Opposing these two newspaper was
the Times, Harrison Gray Otis publi-
cation, which by vilifcation and ridi-
cule, attempted to defeat the recall.
w. r. Hearst's Examiner also was
aligned with the provice press. STRIVING.
through straw votes and interviews TO
convey the idea that the recall move
ment would lose
An unsuccessful attempt was made
by Thomas Lee Woolwine. a forme,
assistant city attorney, to bring before
the grand jury of the county specific
charges of grating and misconduct
against the mayor
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evidence win be produced in regard to
Mr.. Wakeheld's conduct which will
more than justify divorce. Mr.
Stearns' statement is as Follows:
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SUBURBAN

Seven persons injured in automobile C
near San Leandro T
Joseph Texas Hughes, a wild ives
given chain gang sentence. Ps
William r. Summerhayes, clubman anS
ager Of electric company, arrested for
wife. Pa
President Taft has a double in Oakla
lice Sergeant William Maddiso
Cloud
Noted pioneer minister celebrates
eighth birthday anniversary Pf
Two safes broken open and robbed by
thfavas fn Oakland without detection Pa
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Must Circulate Petitions

with amendments 3 and 4 stricken
out the candidate for the United States
senate can not get a place on the on
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COAST

Mayor Harper Of Los Angeles resigns IN
fire in effort 10 prevent recall election. PaE
|. Joshua Klein. the radioactive philosopher.
trial at Tacoma Pag
Wakefield is sole cause OF wife's coldness.
cordlng TO woman's attorney. PaC
Gasoline motor cars VIII supplement service
steam trains in Napa valley. Pag
Lawyers in San Quentin organize ingeni
plot to gain outings. Page
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A combination Of strong head winds and indif-
ferent coal responsible for tardiness of Pacific
Mail steamer San Jose, which arrives three days
late. Page II
LABOR
Business agents report TO the building trades
council Of Improvement in trades. Page II
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Orders Should Be Sent In Nov
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STOCK MARKET TRADING
AFFECTED BY HARTMAN
Sharp Price Declines Recorded
Only Partially Recovered

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-conditions
last week. both in trade and in the
market for securities. paralleled those
OF the week before. The expansion in
industrial enterprises went steadily
forward. while the stock market was
the scene Of disorder. with lower
average of prices
There is still no relation between the
movements OF stocks and the state OF
trade. nor does the fact that prices OF
the one have fallen so sharply mean
that less favora bic conditions have ap-
peared in the business world
Hartman is the pivot around which
stocks have swung. When he anpounced
his intention 10 return from abroad
there was 2 quick break in the securi-
ties associated with his name. This had
the effect Of spreading the selling con-
"a gion 10 almost every active stock. All
rallied al the end OF that week. and on
the day Hartman arrived some of them
were fully half way back TO the top.
Itater the air castles that had been
built on the most fiimsy foundation
tunbled. The result is that Union Pa
cifc has declined almost % points for
the common and Is points for the pre-
ferred. while Southern Pacific and New
York Central have fallen from to 10
points. and losses of TO 10 points are
recorded IN many related issues.
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Ham PuEh. marshal. D. Welsh. ]. Foran. vii
liam Cahil J. 5. Deleh2nfy Ed Moran. sids-
Plumbers. gas and steam filters lelpers- steam
filters and sprinkleTx' helpers No. I'll B-Edge
and structural iron workers No 81. H0useSFnlShs
and architectural iron workers No IS Niiitaln
Richardson. marshall H. Lay. p Vaughn J.
Holman. Thomas ScshIli. sfdS- Gas and eleeirlc
fixture hangers No. z04. A. J. Hess. MARSHAL :
Henry Gardiner H c. Aysrs. aids. Electrical
workers No. g. George II. Fiske. marshal: = 9
Loouls. A. Eiken. aids. Wool. wire sno metal
fathers Nc. s.. Prank Lsne-sau- marShRl- I'd
wsrd AcCl0Skey. Louis Wolf aids Sheet netal
workers. Dean q Evans marshal. e J. frtsnie
" ! Brennan. aids Amalganlated sheet metal
workers apprentices ". Reeves IT.. marshal
Elevator conductors snd stsreess. a Z. FAeld,
marshal: Joseph de yries. George Long. aics.
Elevator constructors No. s. Heat. frost, general
i1suIztors and asbestos workers No 1s brass
and chandelier workers No 55S. " L Boesel.
marshal: J. cnen. W Burner. aids
At Shell Mound park there viii be
a program Of Is events during the
games. and there viii be music. an
address OF welcome by the president
Of the day. J. A Kelly. and speeches by
A NJ Thompson. president OF the state
federation Of labor; P. H. Mccarthy OF
the state building trades council, and
Clarence s. barrow OF Chicago, Ill, the
orator OF the day
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Personal Breyities

NJ. II Perl Of Seattle is at the Stew
Ii Board of New York is at the
]. II. Braun of Newcastle. CAL is az
the Msnx-
II. Gardiner of 81, Louis is at the
Baltimore.
James J. Brady of Chicago is at the
ST Francis.
H L Burrough of Los Angeles is at
the Holland.
DR.. Johannes Sieyers of Berlin is at
the Fairmont
Dr.. P. L Anderson OF New York is at
the ST Francis.
L C. Craig OF Los Angeles is regis
tered at the Manx-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. croHon Of Portland
are guests at the Manx-
Mr.. and Mrs. W T Armstrong Of CAL
weston are guests at the Stewart
Princess Kawananakoa OF Honolulu
has apartments at the Fairmont-
J. A Macdonald and Miss Macdonald
OF New York are at the Fairmont.
J. A. c. Kaufman and his daughter
Of Guatemala are at the Fairmont.
:. II. Overstreet. a fimberman OF
Reno. is a guest at the St Francis.
William L Hall Of the forestry serv-
ice is at the Stewart with Airs. Hall.
Charles r Ross. who is interested in
dredging work on the Sacramento river,
is al the st. Francis.
Archibald Longworth. George c. Long
worth and Miss Longworth OF Cincin-
natl are guests at the Union Square
General J. F. Weston. who is in the
general hospital at the Presidio. suf-
fering from rheumatism, Is on the
rapid road 10 recovery
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAX PEDRO. Aug 2s.-Steamship Santa
Rosa srriFed from San Diego with freight and
passengers and cleared for San Francisco via
Redondo and Santa Barbara
Oh steamer Whittier. Captain Seamsns
bsrkentine Fullerton. the former with 1880
berrels q Oil and the latter Il. 600 barrels con-
signed 10 the Union oil company.
Steamer J. 3. Stetson arrived this morning
from Grsys Harbor via San Francisco with
lumber After discharging freight and passengers
SIC elessed for San Diego,
arrived today from Coos bay with freight
and passengers and left ID the river TO dis
charge
steamer Falcon of the American Hawaiian
steamship company arrived today from San
Frsncisco with general cargo and left up for
Steamer Yosemite arrived today from san
Francisco and left uD the river 10 load lumber
steamer AHisnce sailed today for Coos bay
with freight and passengers
Steamer Tahoe sailed today for Grsys Harbor
10 load lumber for San FrsDelsco
Steamer Coaster sailed today for San Pedro
with cargo Of lumber
Steamer George W. Elder arrived today from
Eureks and san Francisco with freight and
rived from San Francisco IL brought cargo
OF powder for Alaska which Is being transferred
10 The steamer Meteor which sails tomorrow.
Steamer Portland arrived from Valdez and
ports with passengers and freight.
Sresmer Rupert City arrived from Prince Ru-
pert via Vancouver. +. &, bringing the crew
from Swanson BAY
steam schooner Tiverton via arrive from San
Francisco tonight
george " Perkins private yacht Yucatan wiz
arrive early tomorrow morning from sn extended
cruise IN Alaskan waters
Steamer Spokane returned from Tacoma. where
il loaded cargo Of grain for San Francisco II
sails for the south tomorrow.
Steamer santa Clare Il loading duplicate cargo
u that taken b. the steamer Ohio. ~lIicb was
lost early Thursday morning near swanson isay-
3 C. ne santa Clsra Is 10 take me Alaska
-uu IN place Of the OHIO. Il probably win sail
tomoErow-
TACOMA. Aug. 2a.-Steamer Spoksne arrived
TO-DAY from Seattle 70 iozd GOO tons 81 wheat al
the London dock II left 31ie n the afternoon
for down sound ports
Anchor lire steamer Admiral Sampson arrived
today with cargo from San francisco via Seat
lie.
mar bark Issbefh sTrived in post ibis morning
steamer Olsen 4 Mshony is loading humber for
San Francisco
American bark Sea King did not complete its
crew IN tine 70 leave port this morning as ex-
Dected but viii leave tomorrow for Bath. Ne
American Hawaiian liner MiEsourisn Is due In
port tonight from san Francisco via Seattle.
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IRON TRADE ACTIVE
AND MARKET STRONG
Pressing Demand for Prompt
Shipment of Basic

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-Great activity
continues IN pig iron. especially in the
tons.
Eastern consumers have bought less
basic iron for prompt shipment. but
there is stiN an active and pressing
demand. One contract for p 900 tons
has been placed at SIS delivered for
shipment over the first half OF next
year.
Seventeen dollars at eastern Penn
syIVania furnaces for No. is now the
minimum. whereas il was the maximum
q week ago.. Forge iron has been
relatively stronger than foundry
grades, with sales al sI7.s5 delivered
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ern from Cardova and sailed for Juneau
kEICHIKAN-Arrived Auz 27-Stmr Yucz-
tan. from Valdez and sailed for Seattle.
VALDEZ-ArrITed Aug 21-S1mr Seward. from
Skagwav and sailed for Seattle
WESTPORT-Passed ont Aug 2S-Schr Sophie
Christensen, for Honolulu: srnr Sves- for Ssr
Francisco; stmr Harold Dollar, for san Fran
cisco; stmr Capistrano. for San Pedro.
FOREIGN PORTS
VIcToRIA-Arrived Aug 29-Br ship Celtic
Monarch from Glasgow
YANC0UFER-Sailed Aug 2S-Stmr Atlas
for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORk=Arrived Aug 29-Stmr La lou
raine. from Harre-
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed-A Aug 29-Stnr Baltic
for New York. stn- Lusitania. for New York
BoULOGNE-SzIled Aug 2s-Stmr Rotterdam
for New York
SfovHI-SaIIed Aug 2s-stmr Furnessis 70.
New York.
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SYNOPSIS
A trough Of low pressure extends norfhwzrd
through Arizona and California to central Ore
gon. This has caused generally cloudy weather
over the plateau region and southern California.
with thunder storms and showers east OF the
Sierra Heavy rain is reported IN the mountains
Of Inyo county The pressure IS rising rapidly
on the north Pacific coast. causing fair weather
IL that section. Very warm weather prev ais
over eastern oregon. southern Idaho and north
ern Nevada, also along the southern California
coast-
Conditions fsvorsble for fair weather IN
California north Of the Tehachipi. and cloudy
weather in the south. with showers IN the noun
tsins Monday.
The humidity at Red Bluff is - per cent and
al Fresno 33 per vent.
Following is the forecast for the 50 hours end
ing al midnight Monday:
San Francisco and Ticinity-Fsir Monday:
moderate west wind
santa Glars vsiley-Fair Monday: Light north
wind.
Sacramento vaIley-Fair Monday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin vslley-Fair Monday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-CIoudy Monday
cooler; thlBder storms IN the mountains.
6. II. WILSON.
Local Forecsster, Temporarily IN Charge
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STRIKES TYPHOON
IN THE CHINA SEA
Big Ship Lays Hove To While
Heavy Seas Sweep Decks
of Loose Articles

He navy supply
transport Buffalo
arrived yesterday
from the orient. II
~as 35 days max
ing the run from
Manila. IS days
from Guam and s
days and 9 hours
from Honolulu.
Captain Guy W.
Brown reports that
while in the China
sea he ran into
a typhoon that
lasted for two days,
during which time
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During the voyage from Hongkong
TO Manila Louis J. Schafer. an ordinary
seaman, fell overheard, but was picked
up.
The Buffalo brought home the fol-
lowing cabin passengers:
surgeon R, E. HOyt P. R. Fox
Assistant Paymaster n J. NJ ober
1, \, Pslpfs ". 30 B9 = r Green
Lieutenant cut H. C. Bart Il c Dale
Captain F. c. Lander Babson
Midshipuan F E John Pay clerk ". B. Wy
Mschinists- a. Hachtman
A .. AnschuitE v. H sampson
p Burke E. L. Batehins
II also brought 2o7 enlisted men, who
are coming home TO be discharged
STEAMER CURACAO ARRIVES
Steamer Curacao. Explain Psulsen. ar
rived yesterday. 9is days from Guaymas and
81 hours from Ensenada- She brought the fol-
1 eSs4Iss f s. ny eassenseFi chapman
Herman Gaidschlich and Mrs F. Ggyensche
wife P. Il. Blconer and
o 5ss.rF- Msx aaninlA Mss R. Tresener
Inc vessel brought 2s boxes Of bullion and
Of bark and 30 big turtles
FISHING PARTIES NUMEROUS
Fishing parties we're much in evidence the
bay yesterday. large party Of Eagles went
launch Twilight
Fmployes Of the Wiley B. Allen company had
q picnic on the launch Captain Rock, going up
the bay as far as Point San Quentin,
The tug Ses Rover took out fishing party
Saturday night and retained yesterday with its
decks fairly covered with nSh About 900 men
went on the excursion
RUNS INTO STORM
The schooner Oakland. Captain Hanson, had a
rough time OF it coming down the coast II had
barely left Siuslaw with its cargo OF lumber
when Il S-rf1ck strong gales.
August % It ran into a besyy northwest wind,
most threw the vessel On its beams end
CROWDS THRoEG ST. LOUIS
The cruiser St Louis was thronged with Viz
itors yesterday IL lay In the stream OF rne
transport dock. Il arrived here a week ago reS
terdsy- after having made remarkable rw. up
from the Hawaiian islands. After cleaning up
a bit Il went California City TO coal. and then
returned TO man OF var row II viii 20 70 San
port. 10 remain here during Portola festival
week.
WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW
The Pacific squadron Of Uncle Sans wsrships
Is due TO arrive In port early tomorrow morning.
The vessels left Puget sound at : O'clock SstEr-
Admiral Sebree. on his flagship the Tennessee.
led the wsy the ships steamed down the
sound. Following him came the cruisers West
Virginia. California, Washington; South Dakota,
Pennsylvania. Colorado and Maryland
The vessels viii remain in port short time
and then viii sail for the orient.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The steamship Governor Captain Jepson ar
rived yesterday. 80 hours from Seattle II
The transport Logan VIII san for Manila Sep
'ei Lumber arrivals by sea yesterday from the
HYDRoeRAPHIcAo FFIcE
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday. August %
T. s. stmr Buffalo. Brown So DAYS from Ma
Mia via Guam IS days. and Honolulu days g
hours.
Stmr Vanguard. Odiand. q hours from Eureka .
bound south put in TO land passengers
Strnr Takme. DahlQuisr days from Everett
Stmr Cascade. Ludlow. 80 hours from Portland
bound for San Pedro. put in for fuel
Sfmr Governor. Jepsen. 80 hours from Seattle
Stmr Rosecrans. Holmes, 40 hours from As
toria.
stmr CIaremont. Christensen. IS hours from
San Diego.
stmr Curacao. Psulsen sls days from Quay
mas via Ensensda 81 hours
Strnr Brunswick, Ellefsen, il hours from Fort
Bragg.
Strnr Santa Maria. Curtis. % hours from Port
san Luis: up river direct.
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Memoranda

Per Z. s stmr Buffalo, At San Francisco Aug
% from Manila ete.-Bro1ght 20 port u officers
$50 discharged men and IS prisoners and sick;
reports experiencing typhoon IN the China sea
no damage; expects 70 proceed 70 Mare island
Monday. Aug 50.
Per schr Oakland from Siaslaw river. at Ssr
Francisco Aug 29-On auE q. during strong
NV wind. carried away the nizzen topssil.
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A AUCTION SALE A

THURSDAY. Sept > II q. m 205-209 Va
lencia. ST. 20 head OF ranch horses just out Of
scraper work; 80 head OF al purpose horses; Fe-
hlcles and harness. Outside stock sold On con-
mission Phone Park 2T23-
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Army Transports

The Logan : in port
The Crook is IN port.
The Buford sailed August IS from Seattle for
Manila
The Sherman Is in port
The Warren j at 31aniIs-
The Sheridan. outward bound. sailed August Il
from Honolulu
The Thomas. bonswsrd bound. arrived August
10 al Nag2saki.
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Q. s. Braach Hydrogfaphlc ofice

A brsDeh Of the United States hydroerss,h;e
office. located IN the Merchants Exchange l.
maintained IN San Francisco for thu benefit q
mariners without regard 10 nationality ana free
Of expense Navszators cordially invited 10
visit the Office where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are Kent -
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained r.
gsrdinz lights. dangers 10 navigation and n,zf-
tiers Of interest 10 commerce
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant, e. s n. in charge
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OCEAN SHORE RAHWAY

18th ard Misssonl-DaIly en- Sundzy-L-:
7.45a. 4o-soa- s1-l5p. f5-4op- Ar s T.. s7.25z
70 .10a y .O0D. 15-15p- SundaF=Lv- s7.45a
fe.Soa. 1si0.l0a. '11:l5a. s12:I5p. fB-4op. Ar /:
s. r: s7-25E. fes1es. s11sz0a. s9-40p. 45-I5p.
fs6-O0p- Ito and from Arleta- to ara from
Tunffasf Glen stop AZ Salaia san Pedro Ter
race Farallo1e, Moss Beach Granada, Haifnoon
Ray Connect At Tunitzs Glen with stage FOR
San Gregorio. Psscadero. Pebble Beach and La
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IRoN WORKER HURLED OFF BRIDGE

IRON WORKER HURLED OFF BRIDGE
San AnSslmo. Aug. 2e.-vhiie playing game
Of ''snap the whip" with a number OF boys
Henry SchuIken. a young iron worker employed
BY the firm OF Clarke Brode in San Francisco.
was hurled OF a bridge Al BansdsIe station. near
here. yesterday evening and painfully injured in
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rIEcTaIc susuRRAE Va sAusAI1,

ELECLAIC SuSIEEAN VA bAuSALILU
Szussii1e Nil Valley. San RRfzs-DzIly
every 30 minutes from Gas a II until 9-45
g. m. hourly uatl 2-45 p m. then S.15 p n
900. 1855 D. n and T2-01 = m lOa sundays
in addition-eFery 80 minutes from S-45 a. N.
70 3:15 D. n. excepting 2-15 p NJ
Fasrfax-LeavsS f6-z5. f7-i5- las. Sis e-15.
49:45 10:45 u-z5 a n: 12-45, las. f2-45,
s:I5 BIAS. fz.15. 4z5. 45:I5. 5-45s fes15. f5:45.
tT:4j D N
San Quentin via San Rsfssl-Lezve s:1s a r..
As p. n.
Tfburon and Beivsders-Week days. TsSo 500
{ll.45 a N (f12-45 D. n Saturdays 0nlyl.
$50, $50 p. N; SuDdays-7:50. fse.o0. tsl1so0
q m. 1890. s. so $50 p T. and s12-o1 q. ID.
sArrfTe 7.05 D. n. from Sebastopol- ssSundsy
arrive sos D. m Except Sunday. tSu1day
only svia Sausslito- gsRu1s 70 Sch1etzen park
Pacific Transfer Conpany's agents are author
lied 10 check baggage direct from residences
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San francisco. Aug. -, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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PROMINENT scUTEEREER DEAD-sessfIe
Aug &c Z. FefhcrfoD. aged So resrs
prominent attorney Of Rome. Ca, who came
here with his family fwo weeks ago to visit
the fair dad az nneuuazia az hospital today
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HOTTEST LOS ANGELES DAY-Los Angeles.
Aug. zs.-Today was the hottest Los Angeles
has experienced in = years. Thermometers reg
istered from 1o1 10 1O5 but. owing 10 extremely
low humidity there were no nrostrstionz. -
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TIA Sonona and Glen Ellen---------- sep
7.4Sai Petalumz Santa Ross. Heads
burg Cloverdzle. Ukiah. WI
Its Sherwood and SebaStopoi-- s1-35p
S:l5siPt- Reyes, Monte Rio, Cszadero- :o5p
e:45a.Petaiura- Santa Rosa. Guernevinei 1-05p
t9-15al Sonoma and Glen Ellen---.-.--- s.S5p
IS :I5ai Lagunitas. Cp. Taylor. PIT Reyes lisp
1O:45a iPetaIuma and Santa Rosa .---.-- Asp
- Asp PIT Reyes, Monte Rio. Cazadero- I'll -05a
3:l5pi Petaluras- Santa Rosa. Heads
burg CloverdSle. Ukiah. Guerne-
vile, River landing. Sebast0poll 11.o5a
4:45plSonoma aad Glen Ellen--.------- 9-o5a
5:15o Petaluma and Santa Rosa----..-- S:35a
IS 49,. Lszunitss. Cp- Taylor, PIT Reyes s-o5z
= .45o Point Reyes .---.-----.-...--.-. SEGA
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ORDER OF PROCESSION
FIRST DIVISION

Miscellaneous Trades
Division msrsbsl-JsnieS A Wilson. aids
Ihcuss z. Flnn- Charles Siskro1. Harry Csntro-
with.
Box uskers ard saw Flosr
rers Retail delivery drivers
NeTsrErer s1-le-rn-E phulsrsrFrs
Leather workers No - BoarHlscks
Barriers Mattresses
LSnfers- No - s1d No Steam lsuuc-v walkers
"a Boot and shoe workers
sugar workers Booz and shoe cutters
aEH-ors PAYERS and rammernen
.AErflaEe ana wagon Horse ShoerS
-H-orsers Retail shoe clerks
N.Et-e employees .CHuererT employes
ra
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the ship was hove to-"
During the voyage from Hongkong
TO Manila Louis J. Schafer. an ordinary
seaman, fell overheard, but was picked
up.
The Buffalo brought home the fol-
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FTGHTH pTVTEfcN
NINTH DIVISION
AlIied Pnnfinr TrnSer

= Division mzrshzl-Chzries Rsdebold: Ed Nc
Giutr- Albert Holman. James Girnn. Jobn Ro-
Land eids-
Nsilers No - stereotypers md eIectrotrp-
erx. TvDoErznhicai No. p. frsss feeders Ne
3. Photo engrsvers No. s priating pressnea
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SEVENTH DIVISION

Division rnsrshEl-M z Decker. P.-r--s
Cook Paul Borffeid, aids
Joe wagon drivers Bakers No -
Brewery wlrkmen Mix wagon drivers
pe1~ f.ar-frrz
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lowing CABIN pas:
Surgeon R. z. Hoyt
Assistant Paymaster II.
II. Palmer
Lieutenant :. W. Bo.
gan
Lieutenant &. G. Bart.
ierr
Captain F. C. Lander
Midshipma1 2. z. John.
son
lischinists-
A .. AnschuitE
=. Burke
q