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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
HUNTSVILLE ONCE MORE.
ogden Valley Town Has Fresh Num-
cioaI Mixup.

The little town of Huntsville. fifteen
miles east OF Ogden in ogden valley, Is
asain I'm TIVE limelight i'm the matter OF
many municipa, changes The AFFAIRS OF
inc Administration i'm tie mayoralty diff
ficulty have resumed a normal state. ano
now there comes a change in the council
ard other officers. Councilman George
G.. Serrin has resigned i'm favor Of Chris
WanEsgaard. 7. c. Mckay has been ap-
pofnted CITY Judge i'm place of 4. J. An
derson who has been elected mayor to
succeed Nels Lofgreen, resigned. Henry
Aldons. the street supervisor, has ten
dered his resignation to the council. and
his successor viii be appointed next Tues
daE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
RATE CLAUSE THE STlCKER
Telephone Company Prefers to Have
Council Fix Rates Ii Charges
Aune9r Unreasonable.

Provo MAY 12.-DiVision Superintendent
c. c Pratt. Attorney Lyman G. Wallace
and Local Manager 7. A. Smoot appeared
before the city council last evening in the
matter of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company franchise. granted the
company about three weeks ago. Mr.
Lyman stated that his company objected
to the franchise establishing a rate clause
and stated that the company would never
esta blish an unreasonable rate. He stat
ed that he would suggest q clause liz
place Of the rate clause, which he sub
mitted. II is TO the effect that the city
council shall have the right 10 fix rates
sOnable. and If the company will not ac-
cent the rates Of the council so fixed.
and a court declares them reasonable.
then the city has the right to annul the
franchise and the company will pay the
costs Of litigation. This matter was sub
mitted TO the committee on railroads and
telegraph lines, to come up in two weeks.
Mayor Decker invited the council TO
attend the function Of Governors day
Friday. the list
The following bids were received for
constructing S.51S feet of sewer in Acade-
my avenue;
]. d. Hanley. Salt Lake. .........Sl1 81. 3
Williams Plumbing Co. Provo .-.. lSSS7-6s
G. NJ. Wheelwright, ogden --.-.- 16,547oJ
H. G. GilkersOn ct al. Salt Lake 14.Si9.0l
Davis & Heuser. Salt Lake --.... 10 $3.50
Tie contract was let to j. d. Haniey.
A marriage license has been issued 70
Don c. Smith of Snowflake. Ariz. and
Nellie ]. Hanson of St Joseph Ariz
The student body of the p. y. L. has
changed its constitution to bring il into
closer conformity with church organiza-
ton.
Reports from Boston. where Miss Flor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
UTAH PYTHIANS
NAME OFFICERS
W. P. Cooper Chosen Grand
ChanoeIIoT-Next Meeting
in Salt Lake.

Provo. May 19-The X. Of p. grand
lodge. after a very successful session.
elected the following officers today:
Grand Characterization F. Cooper.
Salt Lake.
Grand Vice Chancellor-E. o. Leather
wood. Salt Lake
Grand Prelate-H. q. Blumenthal Provo.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seals-H.
G. Wardleigh. Ogden.
Grand Master of observation-disclosures
HOLIDAY, Salt Lake
Grand Master at Arms-A. L. Reynolds.
Ogden.
Grand Inner Guard-M A. Ward.
Helper.
Grand Outer Guard-F. II. Merryweath-
eT. SCofield.
Grand Trustee-C. E. Nicholas. Murray.
Supreme Representatives.. P. johnson,
Sandy.
The session closed with a grand banquet
in the *. of p. hall, provided by Provo
City lodge No. 10.
The next session of the grand lodge Will
be held in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
Pythian Sisters Officers.

The Pythian Sisters elected the follow
ing officers;
Grand Chief-Nora Williams Park City
Grand Senior 80 Myrtle Blumenthal.
Provo.
Grand Junior-Emma Anderson, Ogden.
Grand Manager - Kathryn Grimes.
Helper
Grand Master of Records and Core
spondence-Nirgie Griggs. Eureka
Grand Master of Finance-Lucille Ad-
dams. Bingham.
Grand Protector - Nina Underwood.
Grand GuaTd-Kate McCarty, Salt Lake.
Grand Trustee-Emma BetZ Salt Lake.
Grand Representative-Sadie Klountz,
Salt Lake
The ladies report having had 4 very
enjoyable and profitable convention. Ms.
Nellie K. Merriam of MuskOgee, Okla.
supreme chief, has been in attendance
during the session.
The result of the competitive drill he
tween the Rocky Mountain uniformed de
gree team No. . and the degree team OF
Provo lodge No 10 was the winning OF
the prize $3.50 by the Rocky Mountain
team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20

Friday afternoon the Richfield High
school came over and the final champion
ship Of the schools baseball game was
PLAYED Previously they had won a game
apiece Monroe won the last game by
score Of 70 to 6. The pitching of Carl Lar
sen was something phenomenal. ban
Quet was then served TO the students.
their parents. friends and the Richfield
High school
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
MOVES TO D00LY BLOCK

Insurance Commissioner George r
Squires and his assistant. Willard
Done, yesterday moved the insurance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
JURY COMPLETED.

Tulsa. Okla. Nav 19-The third fed
erai grand jury called TO investigate the
Muskogse town lot frauds was completed
today. a motion OF the defendants to
dismiss the jury was overruled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20

johnson. Fourth ward. Eli Bell. Robert
Smith and p o. Hansen; Fifth ward, c.
J Larsen. X. c. SchaUb and c. c. Wen
dplhOe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
MONROE SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Twenty Students Got Their Credits
From the High SchoOl-GOOd Pro-
Gram Rendered.

Monroe. MAY 16.-The Monroe High
schools held their commencement eXer-
cises this week. Twenty students got
their credits, eleven for the tWo-year and
nine for the One-Year course. Those of
the twO-yeaT were EnOch Larsen, Ray
swain. Oliver Larsen. Earl Ceilings. Dora
Brown. Carl Larsen Daniel Baker, Lucy
Anderson, Walter Lundgreen. Lewis Jones
and Howard c. Hunt. The first-year stu
dents were Elliot Larsen. Arnold Johnson.
Irwin Warnoek Sylvia Ceilings. Grace
Bohman. Elvin Christensen. Maybelle
Hunt. ZeraldO Nielsen and Edna Hunt.
Joseph F. Anderson was the instructor
and has been retained for the coming
season. The Monroe High school has only
been in existence two years. but a deter
mined effort is being made to add vet an
other year To the regular course and give
the students three years at home in high
school The commencement program was
rendered Wednesday evening. as follows:
Invocation --.---------.- Constant ThuesOu
Music .........- Monroe High School band
Address ........ Trustee Nephi ". Nielsen
Class history -.--.....--. Walter Lundgreen
Song observation-disclosures. High School quartet
Grafton ....-----.-- ------.-- LeraldO Nielsen
Cornet-trombona duet ------.---.-....--..
-..-....---. Elliot Larsen-D. l. Baker
Recitation ......-.........---- Oliver Larsen
Representation .......... Daniel /. Baker
Address .--....... Principal j. F. Anderson
Vocal solo-...-.........Aii Miss Grace BOhman
Music .......... Monroe High School band
Benedictlon ...-..-... William A. WarnOck
March ...---. Monroe High School band
Friday afternoon the Richfield High
school came over and the final champion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20
RR. :. Felix Gouraud's Oriental
Green or hagicsi Bssutifl0F.

4 skin Of Beauty Is a Soy Foreve-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-20

Removes Tan, pimplss.
EreCkles. Moth Patches.
Rash. and skin Diseases.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11

Average snow on ground GO inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago. 50-40; New York, 6f-52;
Omaha, $40.
SYNOPSIS
Rain has fallen from Eureka northward. and ii
is showing in eastern Oregon. 1t is much colder
IN Nevada, northern Utah and eastern Oregon.
In California the cloudiness is Increasing In the
northern counties. but the conditions are not
favorable for rain. North winds are blowing in
the great valley, but afternoon temperatures
have not exceeded 30 degrees High northwest
winds prevail along the coast from Point Con-
eeption TO Cape Mendocino. At Point Reyes. GS
miles, northwest. and at Eureka 40 miles, north
west. reported.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was "a per
cent and at Fresno 40 per cent
Following is the forecast for the 30 hours end
ing p. M. Wednesday:
San Francisco and Ficinity--Far Tuesday,
with fog; light south wind changing TO brisk
west
Santa Clara and vicinity-Fair Tuesday
warmer light north wind
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday. warmer
light north winds.
San Joaquin valley-cioudy warmer Tuesday
light west winds.
Los Angeles and vieinity-cloudy Tuesday;
light north winds. changing to south.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by tho Nevadau

The steamer Nevadan sailed for Salina Cruz
on Saturday with cargo consigned chiefly to New
York and European ports via the Tehuantepec
railway. The cargo was valued at $2I6 642. the
distribution being follows: For New York
$lsI.l2s: Germany. $22.51S; Great Britain
$9-343; Belgium. $3.50; Italy. s3: Mexico. So.
were as follows:
To New York-255. 365 lbs beans 10 455 cs
canned goods, 10, ,324 lbs hops 40 AIS lbs prunes
26 cs wine. 80 gals brandy. 90 cs ginger ale
20 T65 lbs bone black. pkgs electrical goods
9s 40 lbs wool. 4.19G lbs vanilla beans. IA cs
phonograph goods. 10 cs old rubber, I39 cs OILS
IS bales iannels. kegs FISH eggs.
To Germsny-10.I30 lbs prunes. 80 cs canned
frnit. 1S.022 lbs vanilla beans, so 734 lbs con-
centrafeS.
To Great Britain-1706 canned fruit 3 COO
lbs dried apricots. / pkg crockery.
To Belgiun-103 honey.
To Mexico--10.5sJ railroad ties. 10 cs salmon
100 lbs raisins, 10 pkgs onions, 80 pkgs potatoes
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11

asuhalt. the steam schooner Daisy Freeman ar
rived here early this morning from San Fran
cisco After discharglng al qaS street dock the
Freeman will go 10 Wiiiapa darDor 10 load lum-
ber for the bay city
Steamer Eureka. Captain Noren. arrived in
the river this morning and viii dock this even
Steam schooner Nome City. Captain Hansen.
arrived at Astoria this morning II has 10000
sacks of cement from San Francisco.
this morning 1t viii sail ON the return trip
tomorrow night. -
today as was expected. 1t is now scheduled
to sail Wednesday.
ASTORIA, May 10-oil tank steamer Lansing
arrived today from Port Hartford with cargo
of fuel oil for the Union oil company, and left
for Portland TO discharge
Steamer Eureka arrived this morning from Eu-
reka and Coos bay with freight and passengers.
Four masted barkentine Amaranth arrived to-
day from San Francisco and IS under charter to
load lumber at the Hammond mill for Australia
staarnar Norna civ arrived this morning from,
San Francisco with freight and passengers.
Oil tank steamer ASCENSION arrived this morn
ing from Point Richmond with cargo of fuel
Captain Grove Lloyds' surveyor, was down
from Portland today to inspect the Russian bark
Dundee which is loading at knsppton for Eng
Steamer state of California arrived tonight
from San Francisco with freight and passengers
and proceeded to Portland.
While loading at st. Helens yesterday the
steam schooner Majestic, Captain Andersen,
noon while the longshoremen were eating din
ner the vessel suddenly careened inshore. The
fieckload and rigging brought up against the
dock and gave the men and crew chance &c
iunnp ashore All but one man managed to es.
canS before it keeled back offshore, when the
deckload consisting OF 10000 railroad ties. slid
overheard The longshoreman who failed TO set
ashore managed TO cling to the rigging and
saved himself from being swept overheard, but
III, so doing one hand and wrist were broken. The
n,ishap is said to have been due to the poor
manner in which the deekload was slowed. As
the steamer righted after losing its deckload
no other damage was done
SEATTLE May 1O-Arrived-Steamer Presi-
dent from San Francisco.
observation-disclosures Pennsylvania, for San
Francisco; steamer Corwin, on first voyage OF
SAN PEDRO, May 10.-Mexican steamer
Curacao cleared for Ensenada and Mazatlan
with freight and passengers.
Arriyed-Steamers Daisy Mitchell, Portland
Olsen & Mahoney. Hoquiam; Sequoia, Grays Har.
Dor; schooner Queen, Tillamook, all with lumber.
TACOMA May 10.-British steamer Kumeric
will arrive In port tomorrow from the orient
with general freight.
Steamer Jim Butler arrived to load lumber
for Redomlo.
Steamer Buckman shifted TO Seattle this
morning.
Schooner Endeavor is expected tomorrow from
San Pedro to load lumber for return trip.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11

James Mills. the president. not to book
passa ges on any of the company
ther orders. The subsidy paid this line
by the Australian government expires
on that date. II the renewal is not
made the line VIII not be operated
1t is also reported here that the
Spreckels liner Mariposa is TO be with
drawn from the Tahiti run, being
crowded of by the advent Of sub
Tahiti and San Francisco. In the
event of this happening, it is expected
Honolulu run. alternating with the Ala
media.
COrwin First for Nome
SEATTLE, May 10-Steamer Corwin
will leave tonight, making the first
voyage Of the season TO Nome. Cap
early voyage 70 the north. has made
every preparation for the safety of his
vessel on the ice breaking" eXpedi-
tion.
The Corwin viii carry 200 passen-
gers and a heavy cargo of perishable
freight. including vegetables, eggs and
fresh meat. 1t will stop at Dutch
Harbor on the way up
The Corwin win be anXioUSly await
ed by those who have passed the win
ter at Nome and the progress of the
the time the vessel gets into commu-
nication with the wireless station. Tho
arrival of the first boat of the season
is always an occasion for celebration
in the northern city.
New Dredger Is Launched
OAKLAND May 1O.-The Boschke
rotary steam shovel dredge was
launched today from the ways of the
Pacific ways and shipyards company in
The new dredge is the largest on
the Pacific coast and was designed for
rivers and harbor work. 1t is Of a
new pattern and is expected to revo-
The craft is 154 feet long. with so
foot beam and draws but four feet of
water 1t can dig a channel 200 feet
wide. according to the predictions of
the builders.
VIII Launch New Boat
William Cryer will launch this week
from his East Oakland shipyard a 26
foot gasoline launch which he built for
the Pacific gas and electric company.
horsepower engine and will be used by
the gas and electric company on the
river between Rio Vista and Antioch
in connection with its power transmits
sion lines.
Car Float for Gould Line
The steamer Redondo, which arrived
yesterday, brought from Coos bay
car barge for the Western Pacific rail-
road. The barge IS 27S feet long and
Will be used by the Gould line for
transporting freight cars between the
Oakland terminal of the line and the
company's yard on this side of the bay.
Steamer Century Attached
United States Marshal c. p. Elliott
yesterday levied an attachment in
libel suit on the steamer Century. The
suit was instituted by j. J. Moore.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Jebsen line steamer Erna ar
rived yesterday from Vancouver and
viii sail today for the lower coast.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru viii sail
tomorrow for Panama and way ports.
The KOsmos liner Sakkarah arrived
yesterday from the sound to finish
loading for Hamburg and way ports.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda is due today from Hon
olulu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11

a stampede in which a number of the
pas ngers were injured. Mrs. B.
IA ssnberg. an elderly woman who lives
in Berkeley, was thrown down and
trampled. She was taken TO the harbor
hospital. where it was found that her
most serious injury was a dislocation
Of the left thumb.
State Policeman Mcconnell who as
sisted Mrs. Rosenberg TO the harbor
hospital, was more excited than the
woman.
The plank tore out the entire side
Of the Fernwood" he said. and it's a
miracle we were not ali killed"
Although alarming enough at the
lime the damage 20 the boat was not
very serious and 10 make repairs it
viii not be necessary 10 lay up the
steamer. The plank that caused the
damage was being used by the repair
gang which is rebuilding the spring
fender at the entrance TO the sliD.
Korea Here From Far East
The Pacific Mail liner Korea. Captain
Ssndberg. arrived yesterday afternoon
from the orient. crowded with passen-
gers and carrying more than 1000 tons
of glt. Captain Sandberg was IN a
hurry 70 get home, as he was anxious
10 meet Miss Ella Taft Sandberg VINO
was left at the captains home by the
stork during the Korea absence Miss
NdnuDeL2 WAS seven Weeks OlQ cSbtA-
day His anxiety TO meet his daUgh-
Ter did not cause the captain TO N---n
an extra quantity OF Harriman's coal.
but il did inspire him TO make one OF
tie best bookings ever made with a
big ship at Pacific Mail wharf. The
k orea brought SO passengers from
Honolulu and might have brought more
but for the fact that the Alameda was
10 sail the next day for this port The
Alameda. due here today, is carrying
fun complement OF passengers.
The Koreas cargo included l.24a
bales Of raw silk, valued at more than
$500 600.
Among the liners passengers were
ar and Mrs. Fred OBrien. O'Brien
was formerly San Francisco news
paperman and is now editor Of the
Nanila cable News. They are on their
~ TO Washington. Carl Chlig.
civil engineer connected with the state
board of harbOr commissioners, re-
turned on the liner from Honolulu.
where he has been spending a months
vacation.
rTlo Eroreofc rareanpere inp1udad.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
Of ff7e Pacific

PORTLAND, May 10.-Bringing nearly 200
tons of general cargo. the American -Ha v allan
steamship company's liner Riverside Captain
Ramsellius. arrived today from San Francisco
After discharging $4,000 barrels OF fuel oil at
the Union oil dock, Portsmouth. the tank steam
er Roma sailed for San Francisco yesterday
oil tanker Ascunsion, Captain Bridgeff, ar.
rived this morning and left up at 5 O'Clock
II VIII discharge at the Standard oil company
dock at Portsmouth.
Although It arrived off the heads five DAYS
ago. the American barkeDtine Amaranth has as
vet been unable 10 get into the river Adverse
winds supposed 10 be the cause Of the de-
ley. The Ainaranth will load lumber at Tongue
point for the west coast of South America
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Monday May 10.
Stmr Harold Dollar, Johnson II hours from
stmr CentraIla. Erickson, SO hours from San
Pedro.
. stmr Buffalo, Bostwick, II days from
Panama.
stmr Del Norte Sanford 81 hours from Cres-
cent City.
stmr santa Rosa, Alexander. 4e hours from
stmr Korea, sandberg, 81 days Is hours So
minutes from Eongkong, via Yokohama 10 days
Is hours minutes. via Honolulu days II
Stmr Yosemite johnson, Sc hours from AS
toria.
stmr Geo W Fenwick. Miller, 81 hours from
San Pedro.
Ger stmr Sakkarsh. Kopp, days from Seattle;
put In 10 finish loading.
Stmr Watson, Griffith, 641a hours from Seattle.
Stmr Santa Monica, Olsen. 81 hours from
Grays Harbor.
stmr Bowdoin johnson, e5 hours from San
Pedro.
schr Santiago. Mcdonald % hours from Mon
terey: In tow tug Defiance
Stmr Redondo Bendegard, Al hours from Coos
bay with barge in tow.
Ger stmr Ernn, Megenmeyer, % hours from
Victoria: bound south, put in to finish loading.
Stmr Rose City, Mason, 5014 hours from Port
land, via Astoria 42l< hours.
Stmr Claremont, Christensen. 46 hours from
San Pedro
Monday, May 10.
stmr Governor, Jepsen, San Diego; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Stmr W S Porter, Macdonald Juneau; Asso-
ciated oil company.
Stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, Seattle;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
Stmr Coos Bay. Nicoson San Pedro; Pacific
Coast steamship COMPANY
SAILED
Monday. May 10.
Stmr Admiral sampson, Bartlett, Seattle.
Stmr Geo w Fenwlck Miller. Columbia river
Stmr Governor, Jepsen. San Diego
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson. San Pedro.
Stmr W Porter. Macdonald, Juneau
Schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator.
Stmr Whitesboro Frederickson. Greenwood.
Schr Santiago, Mcdonald, Monterey, in tow tug
Defiance
Jap war stmr Aso, Sato Esquimalt.
Jap War stmr Soya, Ishei. Esguimalt.
Stmr Thos L Wand, Peterson San Pedro.
TEEEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBoS. May TO- 10 p m--Weather
hazy; wind NV: velocity 26 miles hour.
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Alameda, from Honolulu for San Fran
cisco. NAV 8, D M 700 miles of San Fran
cisco: will arrive at San Francisco May II about
p m.
Stmr Atlas. with barge Three In tow. from
Seattle for San Francisco, passed Cape Fiattery
at m May Q.
Stmr Asuncion from San Francisco FOR Port
land. off Columbia river bar at II m May 3.
Stmr Hilonian. from San Francisco for Homo
lulu, May g. p IN, 1850 miles of San Francisco.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN II
Stmr Kores, from China, etc.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoB0S. May 10, 9 a n-Clear; wind
NV: velocity 20 miles an hour.
FARALLONES, May 10, a m-Clear wind
NV; velocity "a miles an hour
POINT REYES. May 10, m-Clear: wind
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
Crash of Breaking Glass Causes Panic on Fernwood

Sunday with cargo valued at s22.s22 and includ-
ing the following:
I,230 ctls barley, 1.139 lbs peas. 393 lbs beans
% ctls corn. 1.4S4 bales hay, 10000 lbs mill
feed, 100 lbs tea, % pkgs potatoes $500 lbs
salt. 3137 lbs bread. 900 lbs coffee, $50 cs
canned goods. 6f7 lbs dried fish, 67So>lbs lard
20 bbls. half bbls and kits salmon; 2.147 TT
hardwood 90. ISL IT lumber. 700 cs kerosene. 10
80 cs and 10 bbls oil. 10 pkgs paints. 500 kegs
white lead. 20 cs powder 81 cs fuse. IL es blast
ing caps. cs boots and shoes, LEGO SKIS cement
% 030 ID coal 81 coils rope 204. $50 lbs fertil-
izer. rolls leather, 1,oSl SKIS lime 2,s03 lbs
sheet lead, 4G0 lbs solder, 1I5 es soap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-11
Northwestern Pacific R. r. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION. MAY II. 1909
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito, Mill Valley. san Ra-
faei-Daily except Sunday: Every so minutes
2:45 p. M, then 3:15 and every 80 minutes until
7:45 p M. then 9:OO 1885 p. m. and 1901 am.
On Sundays every 30 minutes until las p M,
then 2 40 p. m. and every so minutes until Z 45
p. M, then 900. 1875 p M and 1901 a. M
For Fairfax-Week days-6:45, 7:15. 7:45.
s:15. 9:15, 1o:45, 11:45 a. m. Pas. las 2:45.
Sundays-T:15 Sis. s:15. 9:45. 1O:45. 11:45
a. m. 12:45. 1:45. 3:1J, 3:4J. AIS. 4:4J, J15.
5:45. 6:i5. 6:45. T:45 p. m.
For San Quentin-Daily-9:15 a. m. 1:45 D. m.
7:15 a. M. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
7:l5 a. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg. Cloverdale, Ukiah. Willis, sher-
T:45 a. m. daily. except sundays for Guerne-
vile. River Landing and way stations
SIS a.. daily for Cazadero and way stations.
$40 a. m. sunday only for Petainma, Santa
Rosa. Guerneville, River Landing and way sta
tions
s:I5 a. m. sunday oulS for Glen Ellen Point
io:45 a, m. daily for PetaIuma. Santa Rosa and
PAS p m. daily. except Sunday, for cszaderO
and way stations.
3I5 p. m. daily for Petalums. Santa Rosa
'Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukish, Guerneville.
River Landing. Sebastopol.
4:45 p. M. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
tions
5:15 D. m. daily for Petaluma. santa Rosa.
SAY p. m. daily except Sunday. and T:45
p. m. Sunday only for Point Reyes and way sta
VIA TIBURON
For Tibnron, Belvedere-week days-7:3O.
''sS sundaysP7 days 1000. 411:oo a. m. t12:so,
$3.50. $50 D. m. and .12:01 a
*via sausalIte. $Connect with train for
Schuetzen Park.