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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
JOHNSON IS SURE
A WHITE" NEGRO
Action in Taking Jeffs Hand at End of Fight Was Fine
No Appearance of yellow Streak
Yesterday

fact that practically every cent of
Nevada money was bet on Jeffries
was not idle twaddle. In the arena
not one person in twenty was an
admirer or hacker of the negro,
and not one person in forty was of
his own blood. But the champion
never worried nor never laid aside
his good-natured grin, not even
when jeers and even insults were
hurled at him by those about the
arena, and when the time came to
put over the finishing punch there
was no hesltancy.
But II johnson showed to ad-
vantage in action, he made his
biggest hit in his moment of
triumph, when, with his
friends crushing about him to
press their congratulations, he
brushed them aside and, strid-
ing across the ring, took the
limp hand of his defeated ad-
versary, shook it warmly, apoI.
ogized for having had to beat
him up SO badly, assured him
Of his appreciation Of his game
ness and expressed the hope
that there would be no hard
feelings.
There was simplicity and
obvious sincerity about the negroes
action that showed all the better
side Of his nature.
Johnson won through his marvel
Gus defense and his ability at in
fighting, but more credit is due
him for his gameness in facing I'M
1uffled a man whom experts had
pronounced invincible than for the
fight he fought.
A man less clever than Johnson
could have beaten Jeffries yester-
day, but man with less heart or
courage could not have been in
duced to enter the ring with the
heart Of the undefeated marvel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
n EMO, New, July 5.-Reno today
X, is suffering from most acute

n EMO, New, July 5.-Reno today
X, is suffering from most acute
attack Of 1.-THE morning after"
10y United Press Leased Wire.)
It Is doubtful II the defeat Of James
J. Jeffries by John Arthur johnson
caused any more genuine and sin.
cere regret in Los Angeles, the
home Of the ex-champion, than II
did here at the scene of the fight,
where the big Californian had not
only made scores Of friends, but
had won the confidence Of the en-
tire battling community.
Moana Springs was under a pail
today. Members Of the ex-cham-
pion's camp were still dazed and
bewildered. Roger Cornell and
Farmer" Burns, effries' two loyal
trainers, were in actual tears today
when seen at the camp, preparing
for the getaway of the party, which
will be made some time today. Both
men had been up practically the en-
tire night ministering to the de-
feated man, being assisted in their
work by Mrs. Jeffries, who insisted
that, now the fight was over, her
husband again belonged to her, in
stead of to the public and the train
ing camp,
The spectacle Of Mrs. Jeffries
making poultIces for the
bruised and battered face of
her husband was in marked
contrast to that presented in
the private car Of the con-
queror, where johnson and his
white consort were the center
of a group Of jewellers in a
merrymaking Of the sort which
johnson has made famous.
The Johnson party left for the
east at 9:45 last night. The ban
quet which Jeffries had arranged
for ap arty of his most intimate
friends for last night was called off,
and instead Jeffries partook of a
little thin soup, about all he could
force through his bruised and badly
lacerated lips. Throughout the
evening the ex-champion was prac.
tically blinded as a result of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

A splendid South Side proposition
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MccREA 4 MERRYWEATHEH,
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

Players and critics alike are
unanimous In giving big majority
of the credit for the showing the
New York Yankees have made this
season to Hal Chase, the wonder
full first sacker Of the team. 1t is
freely predicted that Chase will
succeed Stallings as manager OF
the team next year, and II is gen
orally believed now that it Is Halls
brain which directs the Yankees,
both on the offense and defense.
Chase is the greatest first sacker
the game has known since Fred
Tenny first showed that a first
sacker could be something more
than figure for other members
of the team to throw ball at. He
plays deep, probably deeper than
any other first baseman, is marvel
ously fast and hits well.
The big fellow is just youngster
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
sY TIP WRIGHT.

~ EMO, July 5.-"Too Much
X johnson" was originally the
~ title Of a farce. Today 10
names tragedy Of sportdom. An
analysis Of the sentiment expressed
he.A by the sporting men who are
folding their tents and slipping
away today would be difficult.
While yesterdays battle certainly
cleared up Johnson's record In a
number Of respects, and while the
black man showed many Of the
elements Of a true sport, 1t is
doubtful If a less popular champion
ever held the title.
JOHNSON's WHITE WIFE.
There are several reasons con-
tributing to this, but probably no
one factor was more potent than
the sight of the beautiful and ap-
parent1y educated and refined
white woman whom Johnson calls
wife, standing up in the arena be-
tween rounds and throwing kisses
and waving salutes to the black
man.
But popular or otherwise, John
son is every inch the champion,
and in the whole galaxy Of ring
stars on hand yesterday, probably
the greatest assemblage Of the
kind ever brought together, there
was not one fit to shy castor into
the ring.
And the yellow streak
CLEAREST OF CLEAR DAYS.
Clearer day never dawned than
yesterday. So clear, in fact, was
the desert atmosphere that the
mountains, 10 miles from the arena,
seemed but a stones throw away.
Yet there was not one of the $4,000
who witnessed the contest and
sought for glimpse of the saffron
hued streak, that was able to dis
Germ it. Even in the very first
round of the battle, before he was
able to know as he did a few mo-
ments later, that he was fighting
only the shadow of the former
california grizzly" Johnson was
the coolest and most unconcerned
man in the arena, stepping over to
meet the man who was the odds-on-
favorite over him, as though the
former had been an unknown anna
teur Johnson promised to give
the spectators a surprise. Surprise
scarcely expresses it. He had init
mated that he would not convert
the battle into pursuit race, but
that he would stand up toe to toe
with the mighty Jeff was more
than even his friends expected.
That the happiness and carefree
spirit of the black man on the day
before the battle was not merely
mask was shown during every
moment of the battle. That cele
brated golden smile never deserted
him, and at every stage Of the
game he was absolutely cool, kid
ding his huskier opponent and tan
talizing him by telling him where
the next blow was to land.
UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS.
Nor can credit be denied John
son for winning under conditions
absolutely unfavorable. There are
many states in the union where
black men enjoy greater vogue
than in the sagebrush common
wealth. The talk of possible gun
play in event of the negro's win.
ming, taken in connection with the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
LOCAL SPORT

The Varney team walked off the
field yesterday at Natatorium park
and the game was forfeited to the
Dodds, 9 to 0.
The Hazelwoods and the Gold
Coins engaged in a smuggling match,
the Hazelwoods pulling down the
long end of a to score.
The Pacific coast record for 80
miles in a motor boat was broken
yesterday when the Seattle Spirit"
of Seattle went the distance in SO
minutes and seconds at Van
couver.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05

and should be a dominating figure
in the baseball world for years to
come, as he takes excellent care Of
himself Last season he was sore
and left the team. This year he
was made captain when the Yanks
were training down south, and
since that time his ball playing has
been making the American league
Inns sit up and watch him closely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-05
IAN ACUTE ATTACK OF
THE MORNING AFTER
Mrs. Jeffres Spends Night in Making Poultces for JET
Bitter Toward Those Who Made Him
Leave Alfalfa Farm

terrible blow on the right eye in the
second round-the punch which
really gave Johnson the victory.
The injured optic did not puff up.
as is usually the case, but the lids
closed as though paralyzed and the
left was affected in sympathy, 20
that throughout the remainder OF
the fight the white man moved
about as in daze. His vision grew
poorer during the evening. He was
practically blinded, but 1t was much
improved this morning and Jeffries
is expected to be all right In .
couple Of days.
While the fallen hero de-
clined this morning to add any
thing to his statement Of last
night, attributing his defeat to
the fact that his youth was
gone, It was learned at the
camp that he feels bitter
toward those who induced him
to quit his alfalfa farm and the
retirement which he so thor
ouehIy enjoyed.
Jim Corbett Is practically the
only member of the Jeffries camp
who takes an II told you so" atti-
tude. To Corbett's credit, however,
it must be said that several days
ago he called the turn by declaring
that Jeffries' lack Of boxing was go
ing to show in the ring, and his pre-
diction was certainly borne out by
the woefully poor judgment Of dis
lance and inability to hit made BY
Jeffries.
For the time being, all plans are
off for the world tour which the
Jeffries party had planned in event
of victory over Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Willard NJ: Beam TO Sarah G. Beam. lot at
SW corner of Fell and Steiner streets. s no. W
IS. N 25. E %, n So, E 80. and one other piece;
$40.
William Fl. Schumacher and Antonette Her
mann to Jemima B. Leb. lot In line OF Milton
street, 100 \ of Springdale n so by 100; So
Marine trust and savings hank 10 Frank A.
Ambrose. lot in n line of Bruce avenue, 500
of Harold 1926. 90:Sss, sW 1906, "
24:41a; SO
William R: segursen ct al. to Mary Raune
Hyde. lot In Sc line of Arlington street. IA SW
of Roanoke, SW 46. Sc 23. NE A, NV 40; SO
Catherine A. Connolly to John Francis Con-
molly ct al. lot in f line of Larkin street, 81:
of Jackson S 27:6 by s2:6; gift.
James Brown to Harry s. Borromeo and wife.
lot in W line OF Forty fifth avenue, $50 of
I street. 30 by W 120; $40
Pacific improvement company to Lucien and
Alfred Baer. lot in " line of Valencia street
David ". and Percy ". Gedney to Margie
Strouse, lot in E line of Thirty second avenue
300 Of Fulton street. % by 100; 800.
Margie Strouse TO Matthias HeinZen ct al lot
in line of Thirty-second avenue, 800 n of Full
ton street n 25 by 100; So
Potrero realty company to Caspar Hexberg
lot in line of Rhode Island street. 266 of
Twentieth, so by 100: grant.
John A. Hoots and wife TO Frank f. Oils ct
al, lot in d line OF Ninth avenue. 325 S of I
street. % by f 100; $40
Clara A. 0ivio to Henry r. Judah. lot in Y
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line OF Lake street. 80 Of Twenty NTH avenue
80 By n 100; So
Frank z. oldis ct al. to John A. Hoots. lot in
52:5E by 1875; $40 90 A-''' :
Theresa Gamma to John Gamma. lot at NE
corner 6 me OF Iwenty.second and Alabama streets,
Elizabeth Hancock to Alta realty company. lot
in : line inc Of Ellis street. 1so W Of Jones. W 81
Broad iS street. Is of Plymouth. f SIG By \
Pearl Maude GarthIey TO Jacob weissbein. lot
n e line Of Forty ,nrst avenue, IT'S Of street.
George /. crabtree to b. p: I.ilienthaI. lot in
s Sc line 90 Of shipE5 street, soo-sw o. Fifth, sw
B. P. niienthai hal to W. p. A.ery. same: $40.
L. E. Kelly to Oscar Yellner lot h line Of
Geary street 25 w OF Wood, W 25 by s
san Francisco Suburban Home Building society
to ]. ". Schmidt. lot in line OF Geary strees
70 OF PsrksT @ avenue; BY y leo; $40
81 corner Of Garfield and RamselI streets IS
Paul Keyser and wife. to David A Barry lot
in line Of sherman street, 25 E OF State, E
John F. W. wIken to elizabeth A. wnken.
Castro, Ca ro " 40 20 By s l6s:sIs: s:s gift. . 10 OF
Benjamin F. Manchester ct al, to winslow L
Haliett Jr. lot in line OF Eneenis svenue 80
R. Cords Jr and wife to Frederick Tillman
Jr, lot In S line Of Jackson street 1875 W Of
sGSsa Ssfianie BE Berry y to Mrs O ruOman lot
aRenus an a nSSs io N% sW w @ s. so sn'
in " line of shrader street, 100 OF Grove.
N 25 by W 1868; $40.
segundo. Torres to Lorenzo Ferrsiros. lot in
" line OF Prague street. 100 s or Persia ave-
nue.. S 3 BY W 100; SO.
lot 1,153. gift map 81 So
Jonathan Anderson and wife to Frank Fritsch
and wife. lot in W line OF Sixteenth avenue-3e0
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By United wireless

Saturday. November II.
STEAMER wAsHTEEAw-From Astoria for
Port San Luis; Nov. il, 2:45 p. m, miles
south of Cape Mendocino; moderate northwest
breeze: heavy westerly swell: barometer 5000
tempera ture 62; have had heavy southerly gaze
from noon, Nov. 9, TO a. m Nov. TO-
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From Tahiti for San
Francisco: Nov. II; p M. LOSS miles from
San Francisco lightship; lightnorthesst wind
and sea; all well.
STEAMER QUEEN-From Puget sound ports for
San Francisco; Nov. IL, p. m, q miles
south Of Mendocno; cloudy; moderate north
west wind; moderate sea: due San FRANCISCO
&. N. Nov IL
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Hence Nov. 10
for Seattle with barge 81 In tow; Nov; u,
p. m, 20 miles south OF Blunts reef hghtshlp;
clear; fresh northwest wind.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From San Francisco
for Hilo; Nov. II. p. m, 1915 miles from
San Francisco lightship; fine weather.
STEAMER WILHELMINA--From Honolulu for
san Francisco; Nov. H. p. M, l.2i1 miles
out; moderate northeast wind; moderate sea;
fine weather.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From Seattle for San
Care Lookout; clear and fine: moderate west
erly swell; barometer 3019; temperature 40.
STEAMER wHITTIER-Nov. II, p. m, lying
of Ventura, for Port San Luis. awaiting tide;
weather cloudy; moderate westerly swell.
STEAMER GoVERNoR-Nov. H. p. M. S
miles north of Northwest Seal Rocks; clear;
fresh northerly wind; moderate sea: barometer
30.0S; temperature co.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-e p. m, Nov. II. 90
miles from Port Hartford; strong northwest
wind. rough
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'Snow on ground : inches.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CoNDITIoxs

moderate disturbance overlies Nevada and
has caused showers in the central and southern
cbunties Of California and snow in the noun
tains. Rain has been general in Nevada and
southern Idaho. Fair and somewhat cooler
weather prevails in the northern counties of
California and in Oregon. The weather is clear
east Of the Ro'kr mountsins in the middle and
south Atlantic states, but unsettled throughout
New England. New York and Pennsylvania
Snow is falling in Buffalo ard Pttsburg
Temperatures below freezing are reported zen
orally in the northern states from Montana to
New Engapd. In California Il is cooler than
the normal In the Great valley afternoon tenn
peratures range from SO to so degrees
The pressure distribution favars north winds
Sunday over most of California with cool
weather In the morning and much warmer during
the day.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sunday;
moderate north winds; warmer in the afternoon
winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday; moderate
north winds
San Joaquin valley--cloudy Sunday, with
showers in the mountains; light north winds
California south Of the Tehachapi-U Unsettled
weather Sunday with showers; moderate north
winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forccaster.
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LOCAL FERRY TaAlas-yIa Oakland Pier.

LOCAL FERRY TRAlRS-Va Oakland Pier.
To Oakland. 5srkslsy. Bergman. East Oakland ane
FruitaIs-Daly-From 500 an. and every twenty
minutes until ZOO pm. inclusvss then 74O $50
9.00, 80, 1910. HOO, 1140 p.ps 122O snc
loan.
To sath~ and MsFoss VIA Seventh st-DaIy-Frou
600 an, and every twenty minutes until zoo pm,
inclusive. then 7.4O, $40, 800 $40 1920 l10.
and 1L40 pm.
To stonshwst-Dsly Except Sunday-sOO 700, 500
only 900 1000 am. 100. 200. 400. 400. 500
$40 pm.
70 Oakland Fist ST.. FrutVas. Alameda. via H0rssshos
-Dsay-From t6.00. go am. and every twenty
minutes until $40 an. inclusive: then 900 go
1000 1870, 11.OO, 11.2O an I'm. 1920 Loo. IN
minutesuntil pm. inclusive; 740 $50 500. 9.40
1910 HOO and ll.40 pm. II, 20 and 10 an.
Additional train to Oakland First St, 2.lS am.
To West ssrksIsy-Daly Except Sunday-Frcn 6gt
an and every twenty minutes IN ntIlo20 am. lncll
sive: then 900 am. and every hour until 400 pm
inclusive: then 40 pm and every twenty minutes
until 100 pm. inciusive; then 40 pm. $50. 200
40. 1910. l1-00, 11-40 pm and lz2o am.
To West BsrksIsy-Sundays onIy-From 900 an
then 100. 7:40. $50. 900 an. inclusive. then go
am. and every twenty minutes zoo pm. inclusive:
then 40 pm. $40. 200. 80, 1920 100. 1140
Pm. and 1220 am.
To corbIn-DaHy Except Sunday-From 500 am. and
every 20 minutes until $50 an. inclusive. then
300. 1000 an. 700 m, loo. 200. AGO. AGO. 40
40. 400. $50 SO and SO0p.n.
To corbin-Sundsys onIy-Frori 500 An then 900
am. go an. and every twenty minutes until
600 pm
Ts sssss. Riehm0nd. PuIman-s.O 100 am. pm o2Opms
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5 Of Geary street. s 25 By " 120; SO.
{ Jonathan Anderson and wife to Boys J. @.
Smith lot in 2 line OF Sixteenth avenue, 800
Of Geary street 25 by 2 40; SO
Edwin B. Smith TO Clara May Dunbar 20 al.
lot in line OF Fifth avenue, 35 8 Of Hugo
street % By 95: $40.
Roscoe H. Berxlund to John ]. Taylor. lot In
NE lire OF Moss alley 49.T Sc OF Caselli ave-
nue.. Sc PSI, NE s4:sls NV 25. SW s5.51a;
$40
Jacob Heyman company to Gottfred Pearson
and wife lot in SW lire Of Holkoye street. $50
NV of Bacon. NV 80, right angles NV 120,
SW so, NE 40; $40.
Samuel l. Harrison and wife to Louisa Bing-
ham. LOT in E line OF Thirty first avenue. 100 5
Of Geary street. S 25 by 60s SO
Peter Barbet to same. lot in z line OF NJ
street S2:6 W OF Forty fourth avenue, " so hy
100; $40.
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STORMS DELAY
NIPPON MARU
Liner Encounters Bad Weather
During the Voyage to
This Port

NE day behind
schedule time. due
[ O encountering
several days of
the roughtest kind
Of weather and
head on seas, the
T. *. X. liner Nip
pom Maru. Captain
II. Stanley Smith,
came into port yes
terday. According
to Captain Smith,
the Nippon Maru
ran into the first
bad weather just
after sailing from
Yokohama. T or
two days the big
liner was buffeted
rsr-
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage engagement.

The British steamer Strathlorne, which ar
rived here from Newcastle. Australia. Fri
day, chartered prior TO arrival for lumber
from Puget sound TO Sydney, Port Pirie range.
at Is 715d; delivery Comox and redelivery
Australia.
The British steamer Cetriana is chartered for
salt from here TO British Columbia.
The British steamer Damara has been sold by
the underwriters to the Matson navigation COM
pany.
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Coaster. for San Francisco; stmr j. A. chanslor,
for San Francisco.
cLALLAM-Passed in Nov. II. a. m.-Four
masted schooner.
ISLAND PORTS
HILO-sailed Nov. 10-stmr Missourian. for
Arrived Nov. 1o-schr Spokane, from Port
Ludlow.
HoNoLULU-Arrived Nov. 12-Br stmr Ma
kura. from Victoria for Australia
Sailed Nov. 12-Br stmr Makura' ss for vsnceu- eOr
:. Arrived Nov. ia~u. s. stmr sheridM. hence
FOREIGN PORTS
yIcToRIA-sa Nov. 12-Jap stnnr Seattle
Arrived ed Nov. i2-Nor stmr Hornelen from
Seattle.
HAMBURG-Arrived Oct. so-Fr bark Rhone,
MoNTfEVfDEo-Arrived Oct. 2s-Br stmr
Foxton Hail. from Iquque for New York.
CALETA BUENA-saled Oct. 2s-Nor bark
PERIM~saiied Nov I1-Br stmr Muneaster
Castle: for New York.
H0BART-Arrivede Oct. 5-Fr bark Bougain-
Sailed Oct 7-Fr bark Bougainsille. for Chile.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov. 12-Stmr Mime
aasre iaGm stmr PSIiadephia from Southampton
Sailed New. f2-Stmr st. Paul. for SQuthamp-
ton; stmr PennsylyaAa, for Hamburg stmr MIN
stmr Columbia, for Glasgow; stmr La Gascosne'
HONGKoNG-Arrfyed prior Nov 12-Stmr EN-
press of India, from Vancouver.
LAS PALMAS-Sai1ed Nov. 1l-Stmr ST. Ron
aid, for San Francisco.
,ANTwERP-sailed Nov. 12-stmr Kroonland
Cor New York.
PLYMOUTH Arrived Nov. 12-stmr New
York, from New York.
RoTTERDAM-sailed Nov. 12-stmr Ryndam.
for New York.
SoUTHAMPToN-sai Nov 12-Stmr st.
Louis, for New York.
SHiMoNOsEKT-Arri Nov. 12-Stmr knight
of the Garter, from Portland.
D0VER-Sailed Nov. 12-Stmr Kroonland. for
New York.
GLAsGOw-Sailed Nov. 12-Stmr California,
for New York via Moville.
~LIyERPOOL-Sailed Nov. 12-Stmr Baltic,
stmr Carmania, for New York.
Memoranda
Per Ger ship Alsterdam, at San Francisco Nov.
IL from Nordepham-Had succession of SW and
NV gales on Cape Horn for "a days.
Per stmr Mexican-Had Sc gale first So hours
after leaving Seattle.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Br ship Leland
Brothers, from Oregon. which arrived at Lorenzo
Marques on Nov. 10. grounded. remained some
hours, thumped, jettisoned portion of deckload Of
lumber. also deck swept boats carried away
with other deck moyables
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port.
The Thomas is In port
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Sherman is at Manila.
The Logan. from Manila to San Francisco, is
due in port this morning.
The Sheridan sailed from San Francisco for
Manila November 8.
The Dix sailed from Seattle for San Francisco
November TO- and is due this morning.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department of agriculture,
weather bureau. San Francisco. November u:
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OAKLAND HARBoH FERRY From San Francisco.
Market Street Wharf-Daly-H from 900
am to 900 pm, inclusive.
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hETHERLAND'sRoUTE-F Pacific Street Whar I.
nut Grove, Vorden CourtIand Qarksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco 500 N. daily
except Sunday stopping Of points shown arriving Sac
ramento 600 pm. Leaves Sacramento 800 pm daily
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe or Apache leaves San Francisco 100
pm. Daily except Sunday; arrive San Francisco llS0
D.
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Building Contracts

A. c. Hammond with n. P. Often Ravani q
Turpin and f. W. Kruse-Carpenterin plumb
ing and painting for A three story frame build
ing three Mts) at Ne corner OF Jones and Clay
S10.75T.
Arthur F. Rousseau with Lacey Brothers-Gss
fitting. water pipes, sewer. plumbing and fixture
work for three story and basement frame nnli
ing 90 apartmentsl at SW corner OF Californis
and Leavenworth streets 60x57.6; s.. 800.
Turner & Dahnken with Harvey A. Klyee-Re-
modelling OF store for .moving picture theater in
Emma Spreckels building. at 941 Market street.
S6,195.
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ELEcrRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITo

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITo
s.usaIto, Mill Valley, San Rafael = Daily
every 80 minutes. from GAS a. m until s:45
= N. does not run to San Rafael on Sundaysl,
then sl5 p and every 80 SnipStes q e, until S46
r. Fairfax-Leaves t6:45. f7:15. Sis, s:45,
GAS. io:45, IL As a. I2;45. 1:45. 2:45 3:15.
3:45 AIS, 4:45, 5:15. e:45. 6:15. 6:45. T:45,
San Quentin via San Rafasl-s:45 a. m. 1:45
p 1s.rS % 5s;4S sp ? Bslv.de-., vi. s.us.li.o-w.ss
DAYS: GAS T:45. S:45 $3.50 a. m. 12:45. 8:15.
ais. 5:15. 8:15 D. m. ss12:oi a. N. Sundays
6:45 7:45 S:45, $3.50, 10:45. 11:45 a. M, l2 "a,
AS 3:15. 4:15- 5:15. 6:15, p m. 1901 a m.
Sundays arrive :35 p m. ssSundays arrive
.iSaturdays only. STiburon direct. ssThursdays
only
Pacific transfer company's agents are author
ized to check baggage direct from residence.
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LOCAL FERRY TaAlEs-Na Aiamsca Pier.
70 Oakland and Alamsda-f6f0 t645 an and thea
10 and 45mnutes past the hour until 745 pm; then
$40, 915 1000 10.46, IL 30 pm. ssd 1918 am.
"a for Morning. for Afternoon Sunday excepted.
Sunday only Saturday and Sunday only
sSunday and Monday only
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13

Union Transfer Co. authorised to check Baszag.
direct from residence