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The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-11
Not Party Measure.

The results of the senate debate and O. the later discussion by the presi dent with visitors at the White House, were to develop the following facts
 That no effort will be made to make the currency bji! a party measure in the senate, unless 1t becomes impos- sibe to get it through Tn any other way
 That the president believes that ac- ton on the bill is essential while many Democratic senators will oppose any efforts to unduly force the situa ton.
 That the criticism of the Boston bankers conference has tended to so- iidify the Democratic ranks in support of the bill.
 President Wilson told callers that time was most essential in the cur rency situation; that with the big ac- cumulations of business in the autumn and early winter business men of the ing and credit question should be def nitely settled at once.
 Progress Is Satisfactory.
 While the president also took the position that the senate's currency hearings had been unduly prolonged, members of the senate in the debate on the floor of that body indicated a general satisfaction with the facts and information that had been disclosed through these hearings.
 It was apparent when the hearings on the currency bill ended that there had been no change in committee sen timent indicating an earlier termina- tion of the committee work. Demo cratic members insisted, however, that with time for consideration it would be possible to get completed bill out of the committee in November and that it's passage through the sen ate might be accomplished some time III DOHSh4DSA.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-11
"EVERY DISGUISE TORN FROM HIS DEFoRMED AND MUTILAr-
 ED MANHOOD" HE SAYS.
"REM0vAL IS NECESSARY"
Counsel for Managers Assais I'm, peached Governor for Suing for Mercy From Political Leader
 ship He Denounced.

Albany, N. Y, Oct 11-Never since the impeachment trial of Gov. Sulzer opened has he been subjected to such a severe verbal flaying as that deliv- cred by Alton B. Parker delivered for the board of managers.
 Before this bar, the defendant stands guilty of these offenses charged by the impeachment and proved by uncontroverted evidence." Judge Parker said Before the bar of the court of public opinion this de fendant stands condemned on the fur ther damning testimony of his shifty defenses and his futile efforts to dodge by technicalities the trial of the is sues before this high court In these actions, public opinion, with free dom not committed to judicial Opin- ion, finds direct evidence of guilt. That same public opinion takes cog nizance of the fact that the defendant is suffering from such severe attack of moral near-sightedness that even when directed by a myriad of scorn- ful fingers he cannot discern the crim. inal and dishonorable nature of the acts proved.
 Naked Before the Court"
 Even justice must see through it's severe eye something of the pathetic in this defendants frantic efforts to cover the nakedness of his wrongdo- ing Defiance, defense, justification, prevarication, denuncation of his ac- cusers; attempts to suppress and fal- sify testimony and efforts to cast the blame elsewhere-each in turn has been stripped from his Quaking flesh
The Prescott daily news., 1913-10-11
Philadelphia 3,
 NeD YOrk /

Out of four games Philadelphia has won three, winning today by score of 8 to 1, thereby securing the worlds cham mo11ship pennant. Matthewson pitched fhodav for New York and Plank won for Philadelphia.
 Score by Innings PHI ADELPHIA 1 2 0 OOO 0 G..3 tNEW YORK % 0 0 100 0 O..l
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

marked decrease In the arrivals OF orchard
fruits in the local wholesale market yesterday
we're nearly gathered in some districts. The river
boats brought smaller supply Of peaches than
usual, and receipts of Bartlett pears from the
same source were light. indicating that the first
crop Of the latter fruit practically harvested
Arrivals Of apricots, too showed marked fall
Ing OF. The decreased receipt of peaches from
tue river was Offset by liberal arrivals from the
So1oma and Santa Clara regions, and prices
In small boxes were easier with 75c a top price
eth the principal receivers. Prices for aprlcots
had wide range. as TO appearance and quality.
strictly fancy fruit sold readily. with small
Jugs bringing as much as $l.25, while prices
Tor sun cooked lots ranged down to 75c. The
scarcity OF strictly fine Bartlett pears held prices
IN that line firm, besides enhancing values for
90. lots of the same variety. Figs remained
arIn at about previous prices with all of the ar
'irals coming from Sonoma county, and mostly to
sne house. The apple market had rather easy
zone on the whole. but there no change IN
the quoted rates. River nutmeg melons and T,lr-
lock cantaloupes were in limited supply and they
continued to bring high rates. while watermelons
we're merely steady at about previous prices.
Grapes were easy all around and nectarines
we're more plentiful, with prices taking a wider
range. Blackberries continued to constitute about
laf of the arrivals Of berries and they were
weak at lower prices. the Gamers having low
red their bids. Strawberries from the Watson
rilie region were mostly in poor shape and values
we're easy in consequence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - per chest. Ran
sers. S4@5; other varieties, $5Q4.
= Other. Observation-Disclosures S$G6 per chest;
tlackberries s294 per chest; loganberries s5d7
per chest for red and s2G3 for black; buckle
Pesches-wrapped sod7Jc per box; baskets
sVd Soc: small Tugs. 6pfL Soc: large do S1G1.25.s
Apricots-Sman Tugs. .75cd$1.25; large lugs,,
Figs-Double layer drawers. 90c6$1.2 %; small
PIums-Prunes 55cGs1 per crate; baskets. 7sc
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General Merchandise

As predicted a few days ago; Calcutta grain
bags are strong and higher at 10c. and although
some handlers are still reporting sales at 9hc,
there are hardly any obtainable below the out
side quotation.
Bass-standard Calcutta grain bags 9Ts a 1oc:
San Quentin. size: wool bags 50iac for and
4sc for sLs lbs; fleece twine, 91ac per lb; bean
bags. "a 67Mc per ID.
Oil quotations are for barrels--Linseed. 63c per
gallon for boiled and Gle for raw, bbls lots lc
less cases Sc more; Bakers "A castor, cases, 8
gallons s107. 10 gallons $105; commercial cas-
tor. in cases. 90c: China nut. cases. 75@S5c per
gallon: extra bieached winter sperm oil, SOC;
pure lard oil Sc; winter strained lard oil, Toe;
pure neatsfoot oil. S5c; paint oil. 40445c; cocoa
nut oil. 8 Dbl lots. Sic for xxx. 7S1ac for No
and 76c for No. 2; small lots NC more, car lots
1c less.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.--Pearl OIL in bulk &c,
in cases Zoe; headlight oil, in bulk Zoe, In cases
lie; Eocene in bulk lie. in cases Ice; Elaine.
2615c; Red Crown gasoline. in bulk 15hc. in
cases 221zc; engine dlstillate. IN bulk 71sc, in
cases 141c: gas machine gasoline, in bulk BIC,
in cases 4411c: varnish makers and painters
naphtha. in bulk 1415c, In cases Fl Ac.
Turpentine-In cases SIC; 10 case lots lie less;
drums and iron barrels 50c: Aroturps, cases 30c,
iron barrels and drums &C per gallon.
Rosin-F, $40: H, s775; I.ss7.so; VIC. $40
per Dbl Of $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. s@sHc; white ~
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puttcr. Cheesc and Engs

The market for strictly first class creamery
butter and fresh ranch eggs continued 10 OK
hbit evidences of strength yesterday. with the
upward tendency Of prices in both lines showing
that desirable stock not only in good de-
rnand but scarce with many handlers. Stocks
in few hands and small receivers. who were
obliged 10 buy few boxes TO fill their orders,
had to bid the price up to get them on the ex
change. The price went up q cent on two
small sales. The market is filling up with sec
ond quality creamery goods, the result Of
hot weather and bad feed conditions in the pro-
ducing districts. The cheese market was easy.
with both grades Of new California fats half q
cent lower.
The situation in eggs much the same as
that in butter. strictly fresh stock being In de-
were plentiful and hard to move. Extras gained
another half cent and further advances were
predicted in several quarters. Selected pullets
remained firm, with bids at the quoted rate
failing 70 induce any selling on the exchange
Hot weather, or store eggs, were much in evil
denee and slow of sale. owing to the competi-
ton of cheap eastern goods.
Sales on the exchange we're as follows:
ButteT-10 cases of extras at Sic and 10 at
81 lse pound.
Cheese-25 new California fancy fats at 15l5c
a pound.
Eggs-2o eases Of extras ar 32Ibc dozen.
Receipts reported were 80 500 pounds Of but
ter. rs 800 pounds of cheese and $500 cases
of eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers the floor of
tho Dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
rance from 114c to 21hc higher, owing to the
various charges to be added:
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Poultry and Came

White Leghorn hens-mostly OF small to me-
dunn size-were very much In evidence in the
poultry market yesterday. and receivers were
having hard time disposing OF thenn although
they were willing to accept low prices. and even
make round concessions to large buyers. The
three cars of large eastern hens that came In
Monday were all closed out. and as retailers were
well supplied with the imported stock there was
An easier feeling in ordinary California fowls.
Prices for young stock such fryers. broilers
and young ROSTERS. continued firm. however.
Squad pigeons continued to drag badly at low
rates while ducks and geese were merely steady
with supplies well up TO requirements. fourth
car Of eastern hens was expected to arrive at
any time.
Poultry (per dozenl-.Hens; s4@4.5o for small,
seas for large and $9@12 for extra: young
ROSTERS s76S; do extras, $9Ml0; old ROSTERS,
S4G5; fryers, $550@7; brellers. S4M4.50 for
large So so for medium and So for small ducks,
s4G4 so for old and $5a7 for young: geese. SEQ
go per pair; pigeons. 81 .25Gf.50; squads,
s1.5062.
Prices per lb-Eastern hens, zoe; California
hens, 16@1sc for Leghorns and 1920 for Ply
mouth Rocks; young ROSTERS. 26c; flyers. 25c (;
broilers. 24c.
Game fper dozen) - Hare, nominal; Belgian
hare S4m6.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-31

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
~ follows, met cash: Fine graduated. 4.90c:
Gamers graduated. 490c: fruit graduated,
49Oc; crystal dominos. ID carton In cases.
6.70c: do Id cartons in cases, 9.2Oc; monarch
bar. 5.25c: tablets in half bbls. 5.40c; do in %
10 boxes. $3.50; cubes. 5.15c: monarch powdered,
&c; xxx powdered. &c; confectioners A. 4.90c;
beet grannlated. 4.70c; extra c, 40c; golden
G. 4.a0c; d. .4.2Oc, Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc,
half bbls o5c boxes SOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in 50 and 40 ID
tins $40 more, IN and 10 lb fins. $2.35 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade in 100
ID bags
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows: GRADUATED basis.
490c: c. 4 H. nne standard. 4.90c: coarse dry
granulated 1900; confectoners A. 490c: berry.
400c: powdered. &c: cubes, 5.15c; "Higrade''
bar. 5.25c bricks Gin half bbls,. 5.4oc;. bricks
Gin % ID boxes, 5.65c; crystal dominos lin 5 ID
cartons in cases., s.7oc do lb cartons in cases.
92oc; extra fine dry granulated t100 lb bags
onlyl. 4.70c: extra C. 4.40c: golden C., 4.3Oc;
yellow ?. 4;aoc. Additional per 100 lbs; In bbls
and so lbs bags, Toe more; half bbls. &c more
boxes. Soc more for all grades. Bar in IS and 40
ID tins $l.70 more, in 10 ID tins $2.35 more.
Minimum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK. July s0.-Susar-Raw. steady
centrifugal. 3G1c; muscovado. 3. lie; molasses.
2S6c
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, July 0.--i3utter-Unchanged


While -reeeipts OF most descriptions Of yeee-
tables were compare lively light yesterday and
business was OF good proportions prices showed
hut little improvement. for most receivers were
carrying large stocks that were held over from
the preceding day and quick sales had to he eff
fected at the outset. Cucumbers and summer
squash from the river were generally OF inferior
qusiity and cheap. while choice bay lots were In
good demand at well maintained rates Green
peppers were In evidence everywhere with low
prices ruling for general offerings and the mar
ket vas still glutted with lima beans Prices for
green corn held remarkably firm considering the
continued heavy arrivals from Alameda county
and other growing districts. Tomatoes were in
decreased supply and strong. with sharply higher
prices quoted for river Tugs" Eggplant too
was suddenly scarce and higher. The potato
market remained firm. with the demand for ship
inert to points outside of the state keerins
stocks OF river goods closely cleaned up Onions
were rather easy at the old quotations
Potatoes-New river white 75c6S1 per ell:
San Mateo do. 5oGT5c per box; new sweets
t041ac per ID.
O1ions-New yellow, s110 per ctl
Vegetables-Green corn, 81. 5Od2 % per sack
for bay; other kinds. s1.25@1.50 green peas.
g@4c per Id: cucumbers, 50QeJc per box: garlic,
sdsc per ID; cabbage. 81 per ctl; cauldower
sOG5oc per dozen: green peppers. 3Jd50c per
box; hot chile, 65GT5c: carrots. 55c per sack !;
string beans, 4@6c per ID: lima beans 2d3c per
u; summer squash. 50G75 per box; tomatoes
klhl-50 per box; green okfa, 50Q60c per box !:
eggplant, 15I90e per box
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-31
Building Contracts

Richard I. Whelan with the Petersen Oven
company-Brick work, iron. steel. heating pipes,
Thermometer. steam pipes, smoke and steam
damper and all work for three Petersen wide
mouth door ovens. except foundations. chlmneys.
steam connections, ETC.. In building in SE line
of Howard street, 100 NV Of Eighth Sc s. by
SW 100; $500.
Starr & Larsen with NJ Clark 4 Sons--Archi-
tcctural terra Gotta for six story and basement
building at Sc corner OF Sutter and Jones streets,
s 100 by e ~: 1890.
Elise II. Drexler Thy Macdonald & Kahn1 with
Rex Electrical and Construction company ct q! =
To erect d two story store and office building
in N line Of washington street. 2613A Of
Kearny 112, NE II, Sc 1884, K 110:4A
$28. 2e,- 80.
Robert G. Porter with William Maftin--An
work, except plumbing. painting. mantel pieces.
light fixtures, for alterations and additions to q
frame dwelling in S line of Pacific avenue 66:0
w Of Presidio avenue. w Sc by 41:sA: $3.50:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-31
Egg Market In Nearby Counties

Especial Dispatch to The Cali
PETALUMA. July f3o.-Quotations for extra
ranch eggs were advsnced l5c today. After re-
ceipt OK transactions of the San Francisco
Dairy and Egg exchange. dealers offered 311c
Tor extra ranch and 2S15c for selected pullets.
he delivery was light.
SANTA ROSA July 30.--There was an ad-
vance OF half cent per dozen in the price of
hrst grade eggs on the Ideal market receipt
OF aoviees showing the morning transactions on
the san Francisco DAIRY Produce and Egg ex-
chahge+ The local dealers paid 31c per dozen for
nrst GRADE and 23c per dozen for second or pullet
grade eggs delivered yesterday The moulting
season has begun and the5e is considerable thin
ming out Of the focks which is throwing a
large amount OF poultry On the market
SANTA CRUZ. suIy sc. --There was no change
IN egg, quotations, today. buvers paving ale for
extras OF best quality and 21c for seconds.
The supply is notfss heavy as usual
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NET NE R IA: U.s. rs R 81! N!

Thi, route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
rnobiss to reach all points the Sacramento River
Coinsyille Emmston Rio Vista, Iseton, Ryde, Walnut
Grove vorden, Courtand Csrksours Sacramento:
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 q. n. o.iy
excspt Sunday. arriving Sacramento 700 M Stopping
At al points en- route Leaves Sacramento 600 p. 10.
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco 1Oo .. N
No stops en- route. q.
Steamer Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco y
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramento 1oO0
O. m. daily except Sunday stopping both ways at al
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
Sacramentoi Indefinite. accountfruit season.
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Feedstufs fper ton)-Bran $26. 50@27.5 for
white and $25G26 for red: shorts. S2SQ29; mid
dlings, .sSl@Ss rolled barley. s27 5oA2s; corn.
feed, sied23: evergreen chop feed. s2a in
car lots and s23 jobbing: oilcake meal. 20 ton
lots $50, 10 ton lots $3.50. ton lots $33. smal Ii
lots S33. 30; cocoanut cake or meal. $27 for 20
and 10 ton lots. $3.50 for ton lots and $2S for
small lots: alfalfa meal. carload lots $3.50. job
bling $3.50; Eureka meal, carload lots $3.50,
jobbing $23.5O
Hay (per ton)-Fancy wheat hay. S2o621;
No / wheat and wheat and oat $1S@19; good
to choice do. Sl5d1T: barley and oat S15@17;
tame oat. s17@19; wild oat. S15G16; stock hay,
$11613; alfalfa. S12914
Straw-65d95c per bale
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Wholesale Fish Market

Prices per 1b-Salmon, 12zc; baiibut, 1oc;
chicken halibut. -: Goldfish Sc; red rock. Zoe;
black rock. 7c barracuda. &c.; sand dabs, &c;
silver smets, -; herrings, SC; tomcods Sc;
small striped bass, 15c: large do. -; sea bass
&c: shad 4c: catfish 1215c; trout, -; crawfish,
CSC: crabs, So so per dozen.
The above quotations represent (. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish. iced and boxed.
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Hides. Tallow, Grease and Wool


Hides-Culls sell 1c under the quotations for
salt and lac for dry hides Heavy and medium
salted steers 131ac; light. 131sc: cowhides. 13c:
bulls and stays. s@sc: sailed kip. lac: salted
veal and sated calf 171ac; dry hides. 24@2oc;
culls. 23c; murrain 23c: dry calf and veal CSC:
dry kip. 25c; dry sailed hides. Ice; dry bulls and
s s lss s eneep s short woe me
soc for long and 15@3oc for short wool; milk
lambs 1d10c; shearings. 15@25c for No. l and
10c for No. 2: horsehides salt. s275@3 for
large prime and s2;25a2;5o for No; /; medium,
$I75@2; small. T5c@<1.25; colts 25I50c:
horsehides dry So az as for large. s1.50d2 for
medium. social for small and 2o@5oc for colts;
goatskiDs, prime angoras. 15c6$1; medium. 35d
zoe; long hair goats, 4oc; medium. 2oc; kids,
511oc
Tallow-No. 1 rendered. bbls. 5G5Ac; cans
and drums. 3Ia@5c.
Grease-2d3e per h.
Wool tspring clip)--San Joaquin. and 8
months SO 10c per Id: do defective. ease: Red
Bluff. 11d121Ac: do year, 1914 l4c; Humboldt
and Mendocino. months. 12@14c. do years
clip. lea 1ec
NEW YORK. July 0.-Hdes-Steady. Cen
trail American. 29m29s4c: Bogota, rs u @301ac.
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece. Xxx Ohio. &c.
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LOCAL MARK[T IS
wheat and otner Grains

Offerings of barley by sample were rather lib
ersl at the morning session OF the grain uaoe
spot and to arrive at 81 80 GENITAL making q
total decline of soc ton in two days Most
sample traders were offering TO arrive. but
there were some large lines of cash grain to be
dull and weak Speculative trading was moder-
steiy active in the pit. The December option
started out firm, but prices took downward
turn and sagged fractionaily as trading pro
pressed. The price fell to $1.341s in the after.
noon but the market steadied little and
-Tosed at S1.34ss. The other options were inact-
I've. Cash wheat was unchanged, with business
la certain grades showing some little improve.
ment. Eastern yellow corn was nrmly neid at
higher prices following the excitement In the
Chicago market. There was not much OF IT
mere. Oats quiet with prices largely nom-
nal in the absence OF important business.
CASH WHEAT =.
MA club, sI.5oaf .52la per Ell: northern club,
red 81 5od .5al5; forty-fold. sl.52l9; biuestem,
N.6oGl.65.
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed is quoted on the spot and
to arrive at $1.27l161.3o per c1l.
FUTURES
Il a. m Session
December-Sl.341s for opening and high and
$i.34ss for low and closing. May. 1914 closed
at s1.37 bid, s1.3314 asked. and the near August
option at si.27h bid. SIPS asked
peccmber-sl54R E n for se opsnlng $685. for
high sl.345s for low and 81 34as for closing
July closed at sf.25 bid aud August at s1-26h
oats-wSite feed. sI.5oa 1.571a per ell for
No. l to choice: black. nominal; red seed. Sl.6o
dl.s5: do feed. st.45dL.55.
Coru-Eastern yellow, carload lots. $l.Js y a
50 per ct do w q t nominal M ia Egyptian white
Rve-$1 40T1. 4J ctI
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The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday. July 20. was 70 l1-12c 4
pound.
Cheese-Fancy California fats, 151ac per ID.
steady: do frsts. 15c steady: fancy Young
Americas. ISc steady; Oregon twins. lee. steady;
1sc. steady; New York fancy, 20d201ac, steady;
Wisconsin fancy, 1915 G171sc. steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases in
slnd
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Flour and Farinaceoux Goods

Flour met per bbl)-California family extras,
$5.60Ge: do bakers extras. s4.6o@520: super
fine. s3.9o@4.1o; Dakota patents. s6.4o@7.40;
Kansas patents. $6d6.25.
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 ID sacks quoted
follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four, So. 90; en-
tire wheat -four, $3: buckwheat -four. $40: self
rising buckwheat -four, $3.50; wheat meal, 81;
oatmeal. $3.50; rolled wheat. So. 80; rolled oats.
81. 80; rice -four IS 80: rye four S3.7o: rye meal
$3.50; corn meal. yellow and white. So; extra do.
$3.50; oat greats, 400: buckwheat greats IS 20;
hominy, $3.50; cracked wheat, $500: farina,
81. 10; pearl barley. S5.20@570; split peas, 500
for yellow and $3.50 for green. In % III sacks
Zoe lower for all and 20c lower for so Id sacks.
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LOCAL FERRY TRANSFERRING SERVICE

To Oakland. 1sth ST. and Berkeley, via shstuek Ave:
and Ellsworth ST. Lines. DailyFrom 600 q: m, and
every twenty min utes until $50 D. M, incl,sive then
900, o4O 1920. HOO, 40 p M, u 20 and l2o n;
Additional boats Saturday and Sundays only, S.40
D. m $40, 1000, 1910 and II 90 p. m.
TO Befksey via Calf mia ST. and West Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth st. Lines ID ay-From 900 a. m. 1870.
'640 TOO .. M, and every twenty minutes until $50
D. M inclusve then 90, 940 1920, II 100. II m,
1920 and 100 q. IN. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m, 920 100o 1040 and ll.20
p. m.
To Oakland. Washngto Broadway, East OAKLAND
Ffultvale and Melrose via Seventh St-Daily-From
800 a. M, then every twenty minutes until $40 p m.
inclusive; then 600, $40, 1920 Hoo, ll40 p. M,
1920 and 120 o. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 D. m. $40. 1o00 lo40 and 1l.20
p. N.
Horseshoe to Oakland, Washngon-B Broadway. Ffuyass
Alameda, North Slde. -Daily-From 500 a. m, 1920,
$40 100 100. 740. 500. $40 and forty minutes psst
the hour until $40 p. m; then AGO, 40, 900, 52o.
$40 600 $40, 640 90, 740, 800 900, $40, 1920
100, 11.40 p M. Ia. 20 and 1.20a.m.
To stonshurst Steam Servce)-f60o. te4o, fa20.
1000, 1000 a m. Il 20 p. n, 100, $780, fS.I0s
400, $780, $40 and 1920 p. m.