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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-26
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
ps<s 81 the First Agreement Among
New Works Brokers.

Ne~ 6fNH~A~
In the early part OF March, 1892,
the first notice was printed Of the
opening Of a stock exchange office
AZ % Wall street by A. l.. Blocker
& Sons. j. Pintard, McEvers & Bar
CLAW. Cortlandt & Terriers and Jay
& Sutton. These several firms held
auctions Of stock each day at noon,
selling in rotation to insure equal
opportunities for each other.
Some Of the broker specialists re-
sented such a restricted organiza-
ton, and on March 2l a meeting
was called Of the dissatisfied brokers
for purposes Of protection. and
committee was appointed 10 pro
vide a suitable room in which ia
assemble and to suggest such rules
and regulations for conducting
their business as the committee
deemed necessary. The final result
of this meeting, says Moody's Mag
azine, was the first signed agree
ment among dealers in securities,
the Oldest record now in Ae ar
chives Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. The agreement reads as
follows:
Eve, the Subscribers, Brokers
for the purchase and Sale of Public
Stock, do hereby solemnly promise
and pledge ourselves to each other
that we will not buy or sell from
this day, for any person whatsoever
any kind Of Public Stock at less
rate than one-quarter per cent com
mission on the specie value, and
that we will give a preference &c
each other in our negotiations. In
Testimony Whereof We have set oul
hands this nth day Of May, at New
York, 1892"
This organization had no loca
habitation for conducting exchange
business. Like the curb brokers to
dsy, transactions were carried on IL
the open air at a point between th'
present numbers OF 6S and 20 Wal
street, under a famous old button
wood tree that stood there will
widespreading branches, which pro
tected them from the suns rays ant
ordinarily inclement weather
Business in those days was no
rushing, and there was an air o
leisure and quiet about the gather
ing. Securities were not activ'
enough TO employ all the time o
the brokers, so between times bet
ting on the results of domestic an'
foreign political controversies AM
dealing in merchandise were in
Guided.
The first inside quarters of tn
exchange were secured in 179s
when the Tontine coffee house, a
the northwest corner of Wall an
William streets, was completed
The old buttonwood tree was aban
doned, and the dignity of the bro
kers' organization was elevated b
the change. The Tontine COTE
house was controlled by a chartere
company composed of 203 subscrit
ers at $500 each, organized as
merchants exchange.
The dealers in securities and tn
merchants we're all jumbled up t.
gether, and at times when tradin
was brisk there was wild excitemer
and shouts that would have don
credit to a band of Comanche In
dams. No constitution for a stoc
exchange was adopted until ISL
when the New York stock and e,
change board was formally organ
lied and a constitution adopte'
Nathaniel Prime was appolnte
president and John Burson seer
taru
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-26
A Peculiar Coupis.

Conversation had turned to the
subject Of two men, utterly dissim-
liar, who nevertheless roomed to
gether. One of these men was gen.
orally conceded to be "freak." His
name was John.
"John and Jim are certainly q
queer pair. opined somebody.
"John and anybody are { queer
pair" opined somebody else.
Poor Johnl-ExnhAAg9
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-26

Mr. Where did OF git tn
black oyer oh. Orm Just afther bein'
Initiated.
Mr.. Kelly-Into what society,"
Mr.. Hogan-Into tn society av me
Lsslis's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Panama Liner


The steamer Aeapulco sailed faz Aacoa aud
way ports ou Saturday with cargo valued at
S67 81 20 be distributed follows. For Mex
icc Sl2- 1es: Central AEssrfca. $i4.755; Panama.
IS. .Os5; View Yerk, s3s.164: Colombia. Ss10;
Dutch GUtsna. $407: Jamaica. $40: Trinidad
island sT2e. The Drinctpzi shipments and their
eest5uattoas were : follows.
To Mexfc0-2o0 bbIs four, .564 gals wine, 55
cS whisky, Geo lbs cheese. lT3 lbs butter. 7ee5
Ibs beans. 5e4 lbs bresd, 20 lbs Goldfish, 5S cs
= cs and 1bIs salmon. 90 lbs meals, / I05a
lbs dried fruit 2355 It's r2isins. AGO It's rez
20 pkSS fresh traits. 111 pkgs potatoes L pkgs
onions 373 pkzs groceries and provisions, S-7s0
II lumber 4 coils rope . bbls cement. 5 ore
cars T5 pcs and - bdls steel and irou, 9 plsxs
paints. n kegs staples. . and l3 kegs pow
der - bdls pipe. - steel rails. - pkss wagon
material pkgs sewing machines. $40 lbs seeds
To Centrsi Anrerfcz-Ss2 bbfs -four, Q sS47 lbs
rice. go lbs meals. A 6 canned goods. LAB
gals vine 20 cs whisky. 65 pkgx fresh fruits
LBS rs dried fruit Isl lbs and 20 bxs rsisins
"a uSe< potzroes. SO lbs spices .0Se Ibs tea
q coo Its fertilizer : 0C0 IL lumber $50 Ihs
tafIov IS kegs nails. 100 kegs powder. pkgS
ssrr goods. 81 pcs and bdis steel and iron 30
5dls wire. SO cs and % drums kerosene. 81 Is
arf 4 bhtS oils. 10 scS tar . pkzz paints
To Paazuz-54f bbfS four. Q. 80 lbs beans
13T rs canned gods. rs lbs cheese SOS lbs gar
xsuzss 25S rs IertEIs- 4 800 lbs rice 2I5 pkrs
potatoes z4es lbs salt. "a es salmon, COZ II
lumber. - pkgs doors
u Sos lbs hovS - gals brandy. f5S cs cor
dizis "A bales leather. 39.079 lbs hides. 20
bslpx fanneIs 81 500 lbs bones. 20 bxs sazp
TO Crle1abts-58 bblS feur. 10000 lbs rksp 3sa
70 Dutch Gnfana-e5 es canned goods cs
salmon f6s fbs dried fruit
To Jana fra-50 es sain1on-
Ta Trinidad fsIsnd-150 salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

Average suov On ground 2n5 inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
st8res are reprred from ezstexn stations for the
previous day. Chicago. 42-S4; New SOTk, 5a-34s
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen along the coast ard the
low Is apparently moving steadily eastward.
Light showers azFe occurred At all points in Cali
fornia. except San Francisco and San Diego.
Eeavy snow has fallen in the Sierra Nevada
with strong soufheriy winds High southerly
winds are reported sIo1E the oregon coast
The weather continues cool IN California and
IN the great valley afternoon temperatures are 10
degrees below the normal
The relative humidity az Red BIUf vas 76 Per
cent and at Fresno - ger cent
Forecast for The 81 hours ending AZ ; ?. n.
Tuesday March 80
San Francisco and yIeIutty-CloEdy Tuesday,
with brisk westerly winds
Santa Clara v2Iey-Fair Tuesday; light north
winds.
Sacramento vaIIey-ClesrfBg Tuesday; light
south winds. changing 70 north-
San joaquin EalteT-CleaEings cooler Tuesday,
moderate north winds
Los Angeles and Misunderstanding; cooler
TueSdsy; moderate north winds
4 G. MeADIE. District Forecaster.
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Telegraphic Brevities
sorED srEAxsHrprAS prElHanl

NOTED STEANsEIPMAN DIEsHanb1-g
Prussia. March 2s-Heinrieh wieganl. general
manager Of the North German Lloyd steamship
company. died thls afternoon aged q years- he
was born az Bremen
DIES FROM BURHSABakersGel6. March -
Mrs J. \ Graham dsed last night At her
home the Santa Fe ou lease az Horo7- Il tie
t2ined while cooking breakfast
DEATH OF AGED AUTEoRES1yoct Scott.
yesrs- civil war novelist and stnry writer
known under tie pen name % Daisy H9Ezrri
died here today az the home q her son. BeE1a-
min McCrum-
Okla March 29.-Tou Divers. noted kent1ek-
ian. Was fatally shot and Dupc1t A1pezt serious
" wounded here today in hght IN gaEolins
resort The room was fll q men ard Rupert
fred i've times into the crowd
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION voID-RoanOke.
Va, March 2S--Judge Waller P Staples N
aside the local option election held here a De-
ce7bsr last. II which the saloon vas voted
cut by 4 majority OF So votes The = saico1s
would have closed Tomorrow
CONDEMNED MANS MOTHER D1ES-Nsw
YOzk. March e9.-The death ot Mrs SsrO1s
BercchsF. who died yesreCd1E az hidgeWood
Heights. y. J., Il said 70 have been caused oJ
the shock OF hearing that her son must die n
the electric chair
NEW TaASscoSTrSEETAL RoAD-sfis-
sonia, March 29.-NarkIlE -1s cOaCecciGo q
I1tcago and Seattle The LAST spike n ne new
rransco1ti1e1tal railroad. the ChtcaZo. Milwau-
kee and Puget sound. driven AZ s O'eloc<
this eTelinS, and three-Qrartsr miles east
Of Aissouls.
CoMNUA AIGATEs WITH SQUADRoS-Hono-
lulu. Nsrch 29-=TEe local wireless station an
Rouncsd today that Il had established CON
11uaicz tion vita the Japzaese cruisers ASn AID
Soyo q the training squadron dispatched D. TIE
JspzneSe CT 4 practice cruise % the Pscifc
coast The squadron IS due % arrive here next
Thursday morning
Law MAY CLOSE PLANTSLRenos Ssv-.
March 2s--ASseubly bills - and a. designed q
regulate the hours % lzo0- n the mining and
treatment q gypsum and It's Manufacture into
plaster are likely % close d0xn several plants
N the state and drive than oTeE the line into
California according 20 Manager Gould q tie
Western gEpSEa company
INJURIES RESULT FATALLT-Ssn Joss.
March eS-Chzrlss Lewis, 4 young nan. Who
yesterday morning was thrown from hls bicTcls.
which skidded Re TUNED a ecrrer. cisd this
forenoon from the effects q the fall Re had
been here two years anf was employed n ths
st0rs o o. A Hale His parenrs reside AZ
Auburn. Cal
HARTMAN SPEEDING EASTvARD-Ogsen.
Utah. March 29.-Presfdent z d Hartman and
party OF personal friends and prominent rail
read officials arrived from the west special
train the Southern P4ci6e ~ BIS tbs
morning. and q few minutes later the special
left for Salt Lake where the visitors re1si1eS3
a short tine before returning 70 ogden- roaos
New York city over the Union Pac1de- CHI
cago ard Northwestern aRd New YO-k Central
rosds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items OF Interest 10 Mariners
OF the Pacific

ASTORIA March 2s-Steauer ArEo arrived
to-day fron TiEamoek with freight and passen-
gers a1d left for Pu--iand-
Steamer Ssnstor arrived today from san Fran
cisco sid left f0r Portland with freight and
schoooer r II Bartlett arrived today from
san Francisco 20 load lumber for return.
steamer jim Butler arrived today from San
Frsncisco sad left up the river 70 load lumber
Ter return
Sehooler Mabel Gale arrived today from san
Frarcisco % load lumber faF return.
TIE wreck q the French bark Asee. which
vent zsEors some weeks ago On North beach. has
been sold - J. A Baker or Ocean PARK f0r =
originally 70 Portland junk dealer for s205.
bur evideErly me ulcley not paid 4 few
6sys ago several barrels of vine cane ashore
1-9U TIE wrsrk ard these VII make NJ quIle
paTtiou q the p7rchase prize
SEATTLE. March @9.-W5fd Whistles sounding
s welcome e-om al parts q the h2rbc-. the
rev s-camship r B. Kenzesr. Capzaiu E r
Blaf1 arrived after smart r7ra from po-s
Towuse1d. EheEe she stepped last night On her
way from Portland TIE KelHedy wEs built eK-
pFsssly for the daylight ruH 70 The Puget sound
navy yard sad zd50iuinE towns Il is 100 feet
Is1z. = foot beam and Il-s feet deep and cost
SIP s. PauI arrived from Port BIakeley 70
take csnns-y supplies
sssamer J--ssrsea. arrivsd from sssgwsy with
ssesmeT Winnebago IS disehsreins cement IN
poCr
err Alasza Ttth czunsrF suppiies-
Bark Generat Fsir-aiId lefr IN TOW today fer
ean4ErF ~ ElItrr l4F-
PORTLAND March &@--Stesusr BrezSwster.
Captain Maef5sua. arrived az AinsTorth Fharf
lszt uixhr from Goes bay
steamer Sge h Elnors. Captain Scaroeder
sails this evening from Coach street d0ek 1er
TElIsrncrk
steamer Arzo- Captain Dunhsn. arrived 1t
Oak street deck his afternoon from TTIlamook.
British steamer AZzpanthls has sailed for Aus
rraiIa with a cargo 4 lumber
Coming I'd from san Francisco tie steamer
Rt-s-sE5e CzgraIu REussitus. engaged n a
lively speed eouresr with The steamer Stanley
Dollar. CAPTAIN ThEInE. aud woa BY a good
margin
Far FetITu cargo the Riverside win carry
OreGea products hoOked 1oT Honolulu and points
On the Atlantic coast
sAG PEDRO. March 29.-Stesulrr City Or
PEsbiz arrived from San Diego with freight and
pzssenze-s snd cleared for san FrEnciSco-
Sehocuer Fearless srrtved from Grz-s Harbor
villa Iuazber-
Gas schooner Charles Ezns01 cleared for Man
zzaiIlo. M-x-. VIA Ssa Diego. With a cargo OF
explosives
sssaner Hsleu P Drew arrived from Green
wood with lumber
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Memoranda

Per sEf5-Hsriou chiIeott. AZ san francisco
from HSu0luI1 March 2e-Had 4 succession q
west-n northwest gales from March 1S 70 March -
Per bSCH James IchEzo1 At Ssn Frz1ctsco
from Fraser mills Msrrh 19-Narch 26. > niles
southwest OF Cape Nezd0cino- spoks b sealing
schr Jesse watch left Victoria Jan II fer seal
iEg cruise had 81 skins, wished 70 hs reported
Stnr Carmel from san Frazcisco March -.
which arrived az Astoria Marcn =. Tss ss5aEe
on Clztsop spit has ru1der snd r7[s1er p1s- dan
Sged. ~ feet OF keel and % feet of Shoe g01s:
b1rts and seams az after end damaged has
been placed N drysiock for repairs
Br stmr Yosersc from Balfinore fcr Santa
Rosaiis previously reported bszched and f11 q
LONDON. March 51Br stur Cualb1l. frCnl
New York for Valparaiso. etc. i reported
ashore az Chile
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Army Transports

The Logan sailed March 10 from HeAelaIa fer
Manila
The Crook j in port.
The Bufori Is IA BORT.
The Sherman i in port
The Wasrza i Manila.
me DIX arrived February At Houolulu from
Seattle
The Sheridan Is en- route from Manila for this
peri.
The Thomas i IN port.
ne KHpafrsck sailed February Il from New
York for Manila
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

branch OF tue United States hydre<raubic
Office. Ioczted at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained Il san Francisco for the benear q
mariners. without regard 20 nario1aifcT and fres
q exreuse- Nzvigsto-s sre cordially iz-ited 70
visit the Office. where complete sets 81 charts
and sailing directions OF the voEId are kent AZ
hand for comparison and reference and me
latest information can ziwzTs be obtained re-
gzrding lights, dangers 70 navigation and mat
te-s q interest 70 ocean commerce
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. 5. y. IN charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
small Cargo for Henoiuip

Tic harkentfne C0roGsdo sailed for HouoinI,
sn SATURDAY. with 10 500 gals wine sg7 bales
hzv : es firearms % e. cartridges r25 rail-
rsaad ties go doors. 16 oils. ;. 400 lbs putty
173 pkSs paints. IS bales paper bags 253 pkzs
hardware. . -f2S pkgs bottles and - scaa
valued at S15-4ST-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Tonnage Eagagements

The schooner wiIhe-t l. Smith. on Puget
sound Is under charter for IEmber thence TO
Ceilsa-
Tie schooner Annie Larsen loads merchandise
here for Mexican and Central Anerican ports
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
HEAVY SHOCK FELT
OFF JAPAN COAST
Liner Arrives From Orient With
Many Passengers and
Silk Worth S500,000

The Paci6c 3rsu liner Mshchuris.
captain Daniel Friele. which arrived
yesterday f-oul the orient. was shaken
ht q seaquake when IL miles this side
~ Yokohama The shock vas terrific
and banished sleep from the liner as
completely as the rising sun dizpels
the darkness. u threw Chief Engineer
Bunker out OF his berth and sent him.
2a-auac-ad and az a Barney OldaeId
speed, into the depths OF the engine
room 70 dnd out how many blades the
rcpellers had shed L sent Captain
= -iele. -oihety Fathom Dan 70 the
1-idge. where he soon had all the guar
termasters taking soundings- TIE date
- tie shock was March Il and the
time Has ?. m There was great ex-
rltsnent all over the ship until Il was
.ascertained that the Nanchuriz was all
right and that the shaking had been
caused BY an earthquake
The NauchUria brought 1ss cabin
Passengers. sc II the second cabin and
80 Asiatics n the steerage. Two
stovaWays were discovered on board
after the liner left Honolulu The
Nauchurla met the Siberia about ,
clock sunday morning Signals were
exchanged, the big steamers stopped
ana the S-0wawaTs were placed Oh
beard the Siberia . be returned 70 the
island port. This midocean transfer
meant 10 The st0WaWsys that al the
wurk they had done on the Aanchuris
would count FOR nothing and that they
would have 70 co Just as much more
on the Siberia 10 get back 10 where
'-.ley started
The Ganchuria'S cargo included 75s
bales az raw six valued al S500.e0e.
sass rolls Of mating and Io,s4S bags
.CI vice
on the outward voyage Of the Nan
C--ria q girl baby was born 70 Mrs
william Van Prssg Mrs Van Prssgs
destination was Manila The baby ar
rived tile day before rLe liner arrived
- E1ngk0nE and before leaving the
sip the baby was chrisrened Man
--lris Van PrssE
The AaucluEta' s passengers Included
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Monday March ~
Stnr Shasta, Hanson. 5 hours from san
sinsr santa Aaris. curtis. 20 hours from Port
'sl stnr Mandaiay. Lotssrorn. IS hours from cre.
cent city, bound south; put IN 10 land passen-
ss ssmr -i s7ss. "a Allen. s. hours from Grsys Har-
stmr Acme. olsen. s. hours from Eureka
Stnr North Ferk, Nelson, hours from Non
stmr Curacao. PauIson. - hours from Quay
mas. Via Enssnada 53 hours. via San Pedro 80
s5ar soush coaz5 Kiinker. p hours from
stmr yos,hlana. Ericsson. 60 hours from Co
Ger sfar Hermouthi<. Bielenberg. days
and hours from Everett, put n 10 hnisa load
stur Manehuria. Friele. q DAYS from Hong
kong. via Yokoaams Is days. via Honolulu
s5rar c1srts-. Duggan. - hours from coos
snip Marion chicott. Anderson. IS days from
Bsin James Johnzoa. Jensen. days from
Fraser mills
Mondar. March -.
Stmr Governor. JepseR- San Diego and way
ports Paelhc Coast steamship company.
ship SEsr Of Alaska. HaIvOrsen. Chignix;
AIsskS packers association
Ship Marion CaIlcott. Anderson. Honolulu, via
Gavi0ta; Associated OIL company
SAILED
Monday. March %
Stmr Joha1 PoGiSea. NIlssen. Portland.
Stnr Casco. McGfHafs. Ssn Pedro.
Stnr Hamlet Mcfarland. San Pedro
Stnr Mzndalay. Lafstr0m. San Pedro.
Stlar Mana Smith. Olsen, Coos bay
Stznr Maverick Daniels. Retiondo-
Stmr san Pesiro. BeledIktsen. Eureka.
Stmr Albion, NyEnan- ROwe1s landing.
Stmr NOzFz2 Fork Nelson Egrekz-
StIaK ShaSts Hansen. Beilirghau-
Stmr Ge0Ege LOOMS Mcclellan Ir.. GaTi0tz.
Stmr Governor. JeFsen. San Diego End way
pcEts-
SehE Santiago, NcDenzId. Monterey. IN tow
OUTSIDE BOUND IS-MIDNIGHF
Bsrk Andrew Welch.
TELEGRAPHFG
POINT L0B0S. March -. 10 ?. m--vszthsr.
csoUdy; wind northwest velocity. 10 miles per
hour.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBoS March -. a m--cIoudy;
wind nsrshEsss. velocity. II miles per hour
POINT REYES. March -. n--Partiy
cloudy: wind northwest velocity, 2s miles per
hour
FARALLONES. March - a m-cisar;
wind. northwest; velocity. Il miles per hour.
TATOOSH. March %. . A. m--CI0udy; wind
soHth; veiocItT. miles per hour.
By UNITED WIRELESS
Strnr Watson. from Seattle fo- San Francisco
March IS 30 p. n OF Co.'S bay, stron.
southwest gale. rough sea
Stmr Enterprise. from San Francisco for HIIo-
.u
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

John J. sullivan died here TeStersar and win
- buried Ia san FFSnrfsco st Holy Cross cnras-
te~y roz1orTew morning The deeeased rrsS
rsFer ~ the state of Sevadz duTinx tine Gem
<feek ders and brother Of the late D.
Sullivan =ape-iu tenient II The Pioneer mine ~
Ts~Ie. and EEse3e Of ,. = Sullivan ~ ssos1l.1 <
SuIIiTsc, san Franc5<ec-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
CCANDINAVIAN-AMEREAN LINE
- ispo Ton Twin-scxex Passenger Steamer.
Direct 70
Norway, Sweden and Denmark

Oscar u-..-.--Apgi1 u ITeIIiS Oisv---..-aI II
United Srstes. April 22OsczF II. Mar -
G. F. Tfetgen. May 6Euited States June 10
All steamers Equipped With Wireless
FIRST cabin. SIS upward. second cabin. ST 50
A. ( JOHNSON & CO. Broadway, New YORK
or To local agents
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. IS 1903.
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalifo. Will Valley. San Ra-
faelDailv, except SBadsv-Everv 40 neizases
from $50 A. n EESfl 10 a. IT,. hor-iT u1-ti
,. n. then 40 and everT 40 minutes until s. 80
p N. then SEQ ssa5 p n and L h
in SUNDAYS everT 40 minutes from go a m
10 500 D N. then Pas a. N and u n
For Fafrfax=WeeS dsys-S.40. 10 500
400 = n $500 2 h Saturdays onIy4. 400
s1ufsys-s:0o. s-2o. Io-oo- 1os4o. ff.ao
Il II, 12s4o. 1-2o, 200. 2s4o. 5-2Os 4:oo. 40
Fox san auentin-Daly-s-oo a n. and
SD a N daily for Ca1adero and way sta
tious.
500 ,. N. SATURDAY onIy for cszadrrO and
VIA TIBURoy
For Tfburon. BeIvedere aud San Ra-
SATURDAYS OnIyl. $50. $40. $50 p n daily.
On Sundays additional trips az 500 a. n.
1880 and ESQ p N. fOr san Rafael and inter
mediate points
7.35 a m daily fox PetzIama. santa Rssa.
HeaIdshurg- CIoTe-daie- UkiAh. WIIhtz- She--
wood Sehasto0oI and way stAtions-
ES5 a. N daily except sunday for Glen Il
len. GuerHevlIle- River Landing and var sta-
tons.
500 a. m sunday oaIy-PesaIunaa- Santa
Rosa. Hsalds0urg Cl0Vsrdaie. GIea EileR. Grer-
neville. River Landing and way stations.
100 a m fo< Peszluua. Santa Rosa and
Way stations
$50 D m daily for Pet2luna. santa Rosa.
Healdsburg- Ckevsrdale- Ukiah. Guerneville. Sc
ha<tOpOl and way stations
$40 D. H. daily for Petalumz. Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and wsx stations
10 Tsburcn only
Pacific Transfer CeznpeuT'$ agents z-e aurh0r-
Ticket Offices. north end Ferry Building and
50 Market street Floo1 Building
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. - = - -

from Alexandra. etc. for New Ycrk-
SASSAU-AFrfved March 2T-Srmr oceanar
from Havana for View Ya<k
FATAL-ArriTed Nareh 3S-Srlr Hamburg
from New York. for Naples and Genaa-
HAHBJ JRG-Azriv=d March S9-Stur kai<er-1
Auguste Victoria. from New yc-k
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-30

California Limited through 20 Chfca<o
leaves af 1000 p. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1l12 Broadway. Oakland
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Weather Report

United states Department or Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco March -, 1863.
RAINFALL DATA
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Cemparnie GeneraIe Transatlanfians

DIRECT LINE TO HATRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday instead Of Ssfurtla-
az 10 A. m from pier a. North river seee ~
Morton St.
First class to Hayre. $3.50 and upward: ser-
end class to Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL,
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York J. r FCGAzr
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery st. Saa
Frsncfsco. Tickets sold by al railrpad ticket
agents
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Time Ball
United States branch hydrogrsDhic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, SSa Francisco, March
20 1893
The tine bail on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing WIS dropped today exactly at ncon. Pacific
standard time fI20th meridizHf Or at 81. Con-
GCs.. Greenwich mean tine
T. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. [. : y. in chsr-e-
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EEDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth a meza Low water. entranre 70 hsrborS.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
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1923 Fillmore St.

~ DON'T MISS the weekly sale az D.
- hcce S-aoleS. 1o9 Valeccia a.,
THCR RSDAT. April l. re09- We VII sel horses.
1arSs. sand wagons RS and Earress o. al
kinds Sale Il & n WI CLOCGH Phons
Pa-k 9725- Oatside Stock soId
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
APANESE ART and
FANCY GOODS

Tareao1ss stoek Of oas oe ta~ largest import
Ing concerns must De closed 01r a. once. Al
gods be hc1Shr a. your 0Ta prics-
Sarv ~ IN aNcn- a
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Py TNTTFD WIREI FSS

Stulr Watson. from Seattle fo- San Francisco
Passed Possession island March -. : ?. m.
March IS 30 p. n OF Co.'S bay; strOn.
southwest gale. rough sea
Stmr Enterprise. from San Francisco for HIlo-
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

f12th and lrIssionl
asia 1..45p. : 54cp-
Ss1n<isys-Lv.- S-26s.
Ar s-iele. f1--5ez,
Express-So stops
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CITY EoaSES ~ auction WEnS ESDAY. Ma-.
81. Sco1elG-s stables 15-h and Faiencia stz.. az
II a. L. 80 head al told. Sozre large mares
and some harness A = SCOFTELD. Auc-f1neer
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