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i TM ff VT Jrr i SAK CTMCISCa CHR05IICEE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 25 3895 THE OEVELflPHEliT OF CQftSTrMIHES tfT Rifeli CoppefcJPropertles in Oregon i fg la I5fel I ST I WEIGHT OF URGE NUGGETS 80MB IMPROVED METHOnS COLD MIMING fftnr DUeorerlea Hade Vnaaul Ac tirfty Prerll Reports From the Camp ts The Welcome Stranger which was discovered on February 1869 weighed more than 2280 ounces and was found on the extreme margin of a patch of Alluvium trending from Bulldog reef It was lying In loose gravelly loam resting on stiff red clay within two feet of the sandstone bedrock and was scarcely covered with earth The Das comb nugget found at Bendlgo in 1852 weighed 382 ounces and was lying only one foot below the surface A nugget found at Mount TCorong Victoria In 1856 weighed 225 ounces 13 pennyweights and was also but one foot Jbelow the surface At Klngower Victoria in 1880 a nugget weighing 230 ounces was found on the surface and In 1881 one weighing 236 ounces was found onjy half an inch below the surface In the same locality At Mount Blackwood Victoria in 1855 a nugget weighing 240 ounces 18 pennyweights was picked up on the surface and at JMeroo creek a tributary of Turon river New South Wales one was found in 1851 whlchTweigrhed 1272 ounces Tight on the surface Prom these and several other Instances we see that it is not necessary for a large nugget to rest on the bedrock New Methods of Gold Mining Spokesman Review Rosslter Ray mond a mining engineer who has had experience in the Colorado mines says The reduced cost of obtaining gold from ores or rock containing it is due First To the numerous new deposits of gold opened within the last few years Sucb deposits are of course more cheaply mined while operations are conducted near the surface In this country the increased activity in gold mining is doubtless due largely to the discouragement of silver mining by the fall in price of silver A large army of prospectors formerly seeking for sliver In preference to gold Is now looking for gold But the most important new explosives power drills improved hoists and pumps cable tramways etc which permits large quantities of low grade material be handled at a Droflt unquestionably of immense value and productive capacity Second To the Increased emlnency of mining methods and machinery high explosives power drills Improved hoists and pumps cable tramways etc which permits large quantities of low grade material be handled at a profit Third To the cheapening of labor and supplies by the extension of railroads the Increase of population etc 4 To the multiplication especially in this country of smelting and other Ingredients in gold bearing rocck lead or copper directly and iron or silica as fluxes so as to be able to pay the miner in some cases the full value of the gold 5 The only Innovation In metallurgical methods for the extraction of gold apart from variations in smelting processes Is the so called cyanide process Which promises to treat cheaply certain classes of ores and tailings Its principal competitor is the chlorlnation process which Is very old but has been much Improved and is now the most perfect of all methods for gold extraction from material suitable for it This process usually requires a preliminary roasting and it Is claimed Jhat the cyanide process can be successfully operated without the preliminary Probably the ultimate verdict practice will be that each process has Its special field and that the choice between them will depend upon a careful consideration of the elements of the special case nature of material cost of plant eta At the most successful of the southern eold mines the Halle mine In South Carolina a Droflt Is secured from ma terial containing as mined about per ton This is first crushed and amalgamated in a stamp mill and then the sulphide ores unaffected by amalgamation are saved by mechanical con centration to be roasted chlorinated and leachea Rock yielding free gold to the ex tent of 83 per ton can be mined and amalgamated with profit under favorable conditions as to size and accessibil ity of deposit cost of power wages etc provided the operation is on a large scale California Treka Journal Quite an accident oe curred at the pumping plant of Espey Hunter Co at Shasta river the first of this week The heavy jiressure of water broke one of the castings which compelled them to shut down although it can be temporarily repaired so the pumps can be kept in operation until they send to Pltttsburg where the pumps were built to get new casting Lee Silvia bought Joseph Reeves mine on Klamath river five miles this side of Happy Camp and have con structed a flume and ditch to carry water from China creek to the Berry diggings with the intention of commencing hydraulicklng this winter Shasta Courier A mining transaction of considerable importance was made last week when David Hunt bonded the Tom Greene and I mines of Mrs Fox et aL These mines are two or me most prominent in the French Gulch section ana 4ne im nression is that the prospecting force now at work on them may make devel opments that mar result in a saie ana big work being done there Oroville Register For several years the Shenandoah mine on the east branch of the Feather river and near Spanish ranch has been worked The rode was good and paid fairly well while in spots it was very rich A 800 foot tunnel was run to develop the main ledge and a fine body of ore was reached In order to strike this at a lower level another tunnel was run 175 feet decently a tunnei was run in from the mill and when in 125 feet a fourteen foot ledge was struck that shows splendid ore Some of it was crushed and the sulphurets sent to the Rihv firm at ValleJo towork These sulphurets were so rich over J1000 a tAnthat the members of the company telegraphed to Superintendents Sing to seno aown innneuuuciy iu ulphurett Colfax sentinel Some of the claims at aeorgla Hill just south of Yankee Jims are among the best gravel mines to be found In Placer countyv A group of a half dozen patented mining claims at that point if they could be acquire And operated by one company would without doubt bring large return Needles Eyet The hairorSaaBer nardlnoa mining boom inalxmonins from now will astonish you If you will wait until the green leaves come out once more you will find that this county produces something besides oranges lemons pumpkins and mossbacks It cannot be otherwise Thereiis a quiet inspection going on in tne Ban Bernardino county mining interests experts are quietly coming in taking their samples going back and then come back iWe are mum noVvbut to use slang watch the smoke of the desert six months hence Modesto Herald Polngdestre and others Are making rapid progress in developing lheoldTemplarmtne now called the Goodtitle which is located in Tuba county about three miles from Dobbins janehi jThls mine was worked about fifteen years ago and considerable gold was extracted from it iBut It was abandoned like many another old California mine that has since turned out good either through poor management or because of the ex cessive cost of mining machinery in those days Treka Journal The hydraulic miners all along the Klamath river since the snowstorm or last Saturday nignt wm beenabled to commence operations very soon by reason of the snow melting under the Influence of the hot sun with probability of rain to further assist On the high ridges the snow ranges from one to two feet deep and the ground In the lowest valley sections is covered to the extent of at least two or three inches to afford a good supply of water with prospects of more storms before New Tears Chico Chronicle Record Major Frank Mclaughlin has surprised the Oroville people and the surprise is in deed a big one For about two months past George Evans an Eastern min ing man nas been in oroville in the interest of an English syndicate and within a day or so past Major McLaughlin effected the sale of all his mining Interests In Butte county to the syndicate The property which changes hands consists of the following well known mines Golden Feather Ban ner Mineral Slide Rock River Butterfly and many other smaller claims In Butte county as well as Plumas county Mr Evans will assume charge of these extensive Interests for the syndicate All the clerical work will be done In an office at the Banner mine San Diego Sun Frank Robbing mining engineer returned last night from Cedros island whither he had gone to expert the gold mines on the island for a syndicate which contemplates the purchase of the entire property Mr Robbins visited Ensenada San Qulntin the Ybarra mines at Calmalli Colnett and other Lower California points He says there Is great mining activity all over the peninsula particularly the Saragossa and Jacalitos near Alamo In the latter district aulte a mining boom is now on and Ybarra prin cipal owner oi tne caimaui mines is in there now developing and prospecting Mining machinery and men are going forward every day Business is better at Ensenada than for three years past San Diego world The last week has been a gala week at the Plcacho mines After an examination covering seven teen days by William A Fairish the eminent mining engineer and expert of Denver col united states Senator Stephen Dorsey and associates se cured the famous Mtna Rica group of tourteen mines which adjoin the Dr aJctSPJMIt 3J1HS3B tnose purcnasea ny senator Dorsey and ten mines in the White Gold basin upon which they have a force of men al the Colorado river Henry seiieck and A Graves of New Tork have secured twenty one mines in the Plcacho basin adjoining tnose purcnasea ny senator Dorsey and ten mines in the White Gold basin upon which they have a force of men already at work Senator Dorseys company will at once construct a narrow eauee railroad from their mines to the Colorado river at Plcacho four and a half miles where they will Immediately begin the construction of a 100 stamp mill Mr Grant and his associates will put a full force of men on their mines next month opening them up ready to supply ore for the 100 stamp mill which they will erect the coming winter Selleck Graves have a small ten ton prospecting mill on the way to their mines They will also put up a mill of 250 tons daily capacity 1 Foothills No 2 Foo thills No 3 and Foothills No 4 clalmslnCampFIoyd district Dalton Is president Taylor vlce presldentrJrC Taylor treasurer and Driver secretary MIrltlsn Columbia Spokesman-Re vlewr A letter from Rowland to one of the owners of the Le Roi reports thatTanother surnrislnre strike has been made in thatmlne At a depth of 410 feet the miners opened up a large body of free milling ore and it aa stated that the gold could be picked out wnn a penKnuer This strike of rich ore In the shaft of the Le Rot has caused many people to think that with depth the ore in allot tne mines in the Trail creek district will improve Jferadaw Nevada Journal George Lovelock of Lovelock has disposed of the White Cloud copper mines In Northern Churchill near the Humboldt line to an Eastern company for 19000 The money was paid over to Mr Lovelock at the Bank of Nevada Thursday and he deeded the property to the company A REVERsTBLiTMAP KEW OFFEJl TO READERS OF THE CHRONICLE It Shows the United State on One Bid and the World em the Other Readers of the Chronicle now have an opportunity to secure a new reversible nt of the United States and the world for a sum within the reach of alL For the small sum of 85 cents and one coupon clipped from the columns of the paper anjr person may obtain one of the new maps The Chronicle map has the advantage of all other publica Henry Jose TT TIhrtWmtaTn Dodge Brooklyn Richard El Dorado naixiieaKUDurg i Minus awnoiu TV Catbeitrron Staa Conklln Eureka BiMlow Stktn It Hlnch Talmadn 3 Jotuuon Uklah Edward 8 Jot I Dean Ktno A Baldwin vnngnii Pcrrtn Fresno A Rah AUgelc A Mmreid Llr A Dnwna New York a Miller MaryivlUe Rom Chico Campbell Truckee A Harris Fowler tJ SmltU 6 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the wife oi waiion oi a aausnier MARRIAGES TROWBRIDQE LOOGHUN Ia this city December 14 at St Peters Episcopal Church by the Rev Mardon 0 Wilson Fred Trowbridge to Jennie LoughUn both of San Francisco BOUTON TVARD In Oakland December 8 at the home of the bride by Rev TV Wendte Wilson Flint Bouton to Hortense Henshaw Ward HOW TBS IUr SHOULD BX BUHQ TO BI XABT1T XIYESSKZX JW la Southern Oregon Last week Captain George Wheeler and Captain Andrew Brown of the Siskiyou and Elmer Brown Copper Mining companies and Simons secured a bond on the Mountain Pride mining claim located on the Big Yank ledge on Rogue river three miles below the mouth of Galice creek says the Southern Oregon Mining Journal The bond recites a consideration 1000 paid and t39O0O to be paid within one year These gentlemen have also secured two other contiguous claims on this ledge The Big Tank ledge is one of the largest quartz ledges ever discovered In any country and has for many years attracted attention It is 250 feet in width and extends on the surface for considerable distance running north and south It is a contact with a slate hanainc wall and hyposynlte on the floor walL The vein matter Is mainly a bluelsh quartz colored by water which Is plentlful in the form of copper pyrites Assays of tne quartz snow irom to 936 per ton in gold and silver with a small percentag ot copper Idaho Boise Statesman The Levan mill In the Willow cheek district started up again yesterday and will be kept running regularly It la reducing ore from Mr Levans mine When the Easter was closed up by the litigation there was ore showing that assayed 400 per ton and it Is now said that the new ore body has improved some of it going 60O Territorial Enterprise Work on the April Fool pipe line is nroirresslnir nicely and If the present active work continues water will flow through the pipe by February Il96 says the De Lamar Lode We undersrtand that the company is now negotiating for a mill and that negotiations will be concluded in the next thirty days The mine is holding Its own and continues to Improve with every days development The upper and middle tunnels are still being driven ahead But very little cros8Cutting In the ledge has been done but with the opening of the new year important work on all the property will De vigorously pusnea Boise Statesman It Is a very Im portant piece of work that is to be done by the Hidden Treasure Mining Com pany upon its property In the Neal dis trict this winter superintendent Howe has let a contract to Amos Lee hto run a tunnel to open the vein at greater depth This is to he a cross cut and it will develop the property 150 feet vertically below the present workings or 300 feet below the outcrop of the vein The tunnel will be 600 feet in length according to the surveys It willjequire about three months to com clcte the work as nearly as can be esti mated from thecharacter of the ground Ctab Salt Lake Tribune Articles Incorpo ratlngthe SegregatedMercur Gold Mining and Milling Company were filed yesterday wththe County Clerk by Dalton jtR Taylor jsc Tay lor Hf I Driver and XT Woodman with a capital Mock ot 2000000 divided into 200000 shares of the par value1 of 10 each of which 20000 shares Is set apart as a working capital The balance is held as follows Dalton 20000 shares 3 Taylor 20000 Drlver 20000 Woodman 20000 and BTaylor80 000 The company owns the Foothills No tlons of the kind in thait is the vefty latest being corrected from the latest surveys and Information obtainable and amended to conform with the last Feosraphical chanres It is also a re versible map showing the United stAle3yMiAdrBritlhtroA juaA the map is reversible are not the only arguments that can be urged in its favor The Chronicle map Js 66x46 the map can be easily reversed The convenience of such an arrangement cannot be overestimated This improved device and the fact that the map is reversible are not the only arguments that can be urged in its favor The Chronicle map Js 66x46 incnes size pnnteo in colors ana mounted on rollers It is printed on heavy paper so that it cannot be easily torn and4t possesses many other advantages which will make It invalu able as a guide in a family of growing children or for reference any office school or home One coupon clipped from the columns of the Chronicle and SS cents are all that are required to obtain one of the new reversible maps The maps are now ready at the Chronicleofflce REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AMUSEMENTS nMuvviHi MEATRB And Co lllteQRpD PJJOPS SPECIAL POPUUB PBICE MATIHEE TO DAY S5cS5t SOft WcSt RICEsITg1492 To Slght Thursday iTrliUi Saturday Matinee and Saturday Xlght ARE THE LaiT TIMES OF TUB GREATEST OF GREAT SlGCESSEi492 43emimbH Saturday XijhtU the last time Sunday Nlrtt HKBRMASN th Qatar presenting his Marvelous Ballet Catching teat SALffGRMM The following real estate transactions have been recorded A Taft and wife to Jones Allen Co land known as Jones Addition to Falnnount Gorman et al to Jones Allen Co lot 11 of Jones Addition to Falrmount Jones Allen Co to Tellmer lots 11 and It ot same 19 Armstrong to PeUet and wife lot on SE corner of street and Twenty seventh avenue 160x182 U0 William Christy administrator etc to suck lot on line of Ellis street 127 of Derlsadero street 21 3xlJ7 6 SoOOO Haggla et al to Campbell lot on NW corner Point Lobos and Twenty seventh avenues 57 6x100 also lot on NE corner Clement street and Twenty eighth avenue lOflx 57 and others K4T 3 Arnold and wife to Zwlerlein lot on line of Grove street 123 feet of Baker 25x137 tlO Robbins and husband to Bourn et aL lot on NE Una of Stewart street 914 NW of Mission NW 45 10x137 J10 McLean to A McLean lot on line of Twenty third street 111 of Howard 30x100 U400 A Harmon to Walsh Jr lot on SB corner at street and Eleventh avenue SZtx 100 tlO 3 3 Walsh Jr to George Riley lot on SB corner street and Eleventh avenue 32 tx 100 Dean Jr to Conlter lot on SE line of street and Forty second avenue 120x 100 William Montgomery and wife to Montgomery lots 175 and 178 Prectta valley tio 000 Meranl and wife to Merani lot on line of Baker street feetS of Greenwich 2tx 110 Arey to Arey tot on line ot Third avenue 225 feet of Clement street 25x120 Maboney Jr et al to Harrison lot on line of Pacific avenue 137S of Polk 21 127 SK A Colvtn and wife to BonneU lots and 7 West End Map 1 4 NOTICE Desirable cfflcei may be had in the Chronicle bnlldtng at most reasonable rates with very best ertlee Professional and business men who con fnn1tji maVIrt hanm from thr orMint location and commendnr the new year in a first class omee Dunning ceniran locateo can suited by applying to Boom 102 Chronicle building seveathxoor 3 3 DZATiL SupertoteMent DEATHS TOOHET Ia thlt eity December 23 Mary beloved wife of John Toohey and sister of Annie and Patrick Gorman a native of the parish of Balllnaklll County Galway Ireland Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the xunerai tnis aay Wednesday at 10 oclock from her late residence 341 Fourth street Interment Holy Cross Cemetery ISRAELSKT In Flltmore Utah December 29 Albert son of Marie ana tne utte uymrn IsraelskT and brother ot George Leo Zellle and TUlie Israelsky a native of Germany mtrA 95 trAflMt nA tnonthlL Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tne tunerai services iai day Wednesday at 10 ociock at tne parlors of Gray Co Ml Sacramento street Interment Hills of Eternity Cemetery San Mateo by 11 45 oclock train from Third FLTNN In this city December 23 William beloved husband of saran ana lamer oi uary Flynn a member of St Patrick Mutual Alliance Aeeoclation a native of Ahada County Cork Ireland aged 65 years and 5 months Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at oclock from hi late residence 1914 Greenwich street between La guna and Buchanan thence to St Bridgets Church where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 30 dock Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery M6ftTON In thU city December 23 Ruth Fleming only child and beloved daughter of 8 and Clara A Morton a native of Ban Francisco aged 4 years 2 months and 8 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 1 oclock from the residence her parents Pleasant street near Taylor between Sacramento and Clay streets Inter Thursday at 2 clock from the parlors of the California unaenajang uimpuri Stockton street corner of Geary Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery Bprague a native of St John New Brunswick aged 28 years and 2 months St John New Brunswick papers please copy Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock from the parlors ot the California Undertaking Company 123 Stockton street corner of Geary Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery LINK In this city December 23 Casper beloved husband of Fredertke Link a native of ntrminr seed hi rears 1 month and 13 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 30 oclock from hi late residence 131 Greenwich street thence to St Francis Church where a requiem mass will celebrated for the repose of his souL com mencing at 10 oclock Interment Mount Cal vary cemetery MURPHT In Golden Gate December 24 Mary Angela dearly beloved ana only aaugnter oi Edward and Mary Murphy a native of Los Angeles CaL aged 7 years 11 months and 24 days Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 10 JO clock from the residence of the parents 25 KUnkner avenue Golden Gate thence to Sacred Heart Church Teroescal Interment St Mary Cemetery Oakland TRTOV In this city December 23 Elisabeth Tryon beloved mother of William and Edwin Tryon and Mrs A Kennedy a native of Utlca 7 aged 54 years 1 months and 13 das Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Thursday at 2 oclock from her late residence Tenth avenue between I and streets south of the Park Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery dOSLINER In Reedley Fresno county CaL December 24 Joe Gosllner beloved husband of Tlllle Gosllner a native of Rogasen Germany aged 44 years Notice of funeral hereafter SPRAGUE In this city December 24 William beloved husband of Mary Sprague and father of Captain I Captain Chase Eugene A and Willis Sprague and Mrs Rorke a native of Maine aged St years and 8 days Eastport Maine papers please copy 6IMON In this city December 24 I Simon beloved husband of Cecelia Simon and father of Charles and James Simon and Mrs A ScellasAhn aged CS yean BOSTWICK In this city December 20 Fred Bostwlck a native ot Connecticut aged years rkUGHERTT In this city December 22 I Dougherty a native of Missouri aged 68 years LINDSET In this city December 22 Fulton Llndsey father of Llndsey a native of Ohio aged 77 years KEYS In Felton CsX Mrs Emma Keys a native ot Iowa aged 28 years 4 months and 13 days WARD In this city December 22 Ward a native of Ireland Aged 42 years MILLER In the City and County Hospital December 24 Charles Miller aged 53 years HANET In the City and County Hospital December 24 Hugh Haney aged 54 years DELANET In this city December 23 Annie Delaney a native of Ireland aged 6 years MERRILL In this city December 24 Arthur Ward Merrill a native of Downievljle Cat WALSH In this city December 23 Mary Walsh a native of Ireland aged 52 years kst HCATREl TWO WKEK8 OXLV EVERY EVENUCG IJtCLUDINa SUNDAY ViTisn SinianiT no sncnii ChiRISTMAS MATINEE Triumphant Success ot EvnYaosV FAVOMTB COXCSIXXStB MAT IRWIN Supported by JOHN HIC and her big Company ot Comedians In THE WIDOW JONESI May Irwin Is great that Is about the else of 1L kxamlner Funny every moment May Irwtns songs wtu oe rmginz uroogn ue streeis vsronicie Sure of crowded bouse Call NEXT WEEK SECOND AND LAST WEEK MAY IRWIN Seats Now Ready teMPfe MERRY XMAS TO ALL From Ban Franciscos Favorite FANNY RICE FANNY BICE As NANCY in Her Latest Success AT THE 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MACDONODQHTHtATER OaklU VASEWZLL PERFORMASCE ROBERT DOWNING Tjreatest Success inreifL Ipretentlog HU THE aLADIATOB TIVOLI OPERA HOUSE Ma ExxaszUB Kxts Propr aad Maoaj MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL THIS AFTERNOON AT Special Holiday Matinee Bring the Children The Gorgeous Holiday Burlesque i i i no oa THE MAN OF THE WHEEL Little GERTIE CARLISLE a CUPID uttie fearl landers a hebb Great Case Grand Ballet Beautiful Costume Oscar Fests Wondrous Transformation Entitled SEA SHELLS EVERY EVENING FOPCLATt PRTCFS aad BO Cent HOROSCOS GRAND OPERA HOUSE iTia Moaoeco Sol Lessee and Manage EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT And Special Christmas Day Matinee Gorgeous Production of the buperb Spectacular Success AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS 100 Peopte on the 6tge 100 A Great Holiday Btttl Evening Prices Gallery and Family Circle Matinees Saturday and Sunday THIS TtntF Pacific Coast Jockey Club INGLESIDB TRACK FIVE OB MORE RACES DAILY Rain or Sblne FIRST RACE AT 2 Admission 11 00 Take Southern fPaclfte trains al Third and Townsendatreet depot leaving at 12 40 and 1 15 Fare for round trip including admission to grand stand Take Mission street electric Ha direct to track SPREUKELS President LEASE Secretary SPECIAL NOTICE EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE INGLESIDB RACE TRACK CHRISTMAS DAY ALSO LAST SAY OF TBS RACES Taaiv Wim Lxavc From Third and Towntend Stv Depot a Follows 12 10 115 axd 130 ROUND TRIPTICKETSancluding ad A 1 ff mlsdon to the track and grand stand AUU Dvtc Notkb Wtu Gryxx When the Southern Pacific CompsnyS Train SerrlceJTo and Front INOLEStDE RACE TRACK IS RESUMED 1 RAGING RACINGL RACING CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB WINTER MEET1XO BEOINNING THURS DAY DECEMBER 36TH BAY DISTRICT TRACK Racing Monday Tuesday Welneidar Thar day Friday and eiatureay Ralnorsblna Fle or more race each day Races start at sharp a McAllister and Geary st car pass the gat TR0MA8 WILLIAMS JR Presideat fi MrutOY Beer tarr SOUTH GEUMAN LLOYD rl CO NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN iTroffi Brerflianai5ii vfirJJL tfi ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Pa cific Coast 113 Montgomery street under Oo cidental Hotel Ean FranclscA rauiH urniTrnniupm arauitir Lahn Feb 4 10 AMJLahnMch 3 10 AM Passengers nooicea tnrougn to aa important point ot GERMANY and AUSTRIA Return tickets available rem Mediterranean or from Bremen London or Havre ROBERT CAPELLE General Agent for Pacific Coast 113 Montgomery street under Occidental Hotel Ean Francisco GERMAN MEDITERR1HEA SERVICE HAMBURO AMERI I NORTH GERMAN CAN LINE 1AJOTV Expresa steamer from New York to Gibraltar Algiers Naples and Genoa Fulda January 4 10 A Nonnannla January 11 All Werra January is A4L Kaiser William II January 22 10 A Bismarck January 28 11 A Fulda February 12 10 A Normanala January tth got through to Alexandria Return ticket available for the steamers et either tine from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Ham burg Bremen Lonaon ana Southampton Hamburg American Line 37 Broadway NY A Myer 101 California st North Ger Lloyd 8S Co Oelrlchs A CaGenAgts i Dowimg ureen Robert Capelle US Montgomery st HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE TWIN SCREW EXPRES3 LINE FROM NEW TORK TO PLYMOUTH London CHERBOURG Paris and HAMBURG returning from Ham atrarg nt Southampton London and Cherbourg Paris Columbia March SIF Bismarck April Normannla March 25 1 A Victoria April 23 1st Cabin 30 and upward 2d cabin 345 and 350 Passengers conveyed from PLYMOUTH to LONDON 5 hours and from CHERBOURG to PARIS hours by special train FREE OF CHARGE Regular service to HAMBURG direct by new twin screw steamer First Cabin 350 later mediate 235 Steerage at lowest rate HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 37 Broadway New Tork A MYER 401 California St General Passenger Agent Pacific Coasu CRUISES to The Mediterranean and tbe QRICWT The Hamburg American Lne TWIN SCREW EXPRESS FUERST BISMARCK will leave New York January 28 1894 for Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Genoa Nice Tunis Alexandria for Cairo and the Pyramids Jaffa for Jerusalem Smyrna Constantinople Athens Malta Mssslna Palermo Naples Genoa New York duration about ten week A so winter cruise to the WEST INDIES and the Spanish Main The Hamburg American Line a TWIN SCREW EXPRESS COLUMBIA will leave New York January 23 189 for Port au Prince Havtll Mavaraez Pmn Rico St Thomas St Kltt Antigua Guada loupe Martinique SL Lucia Barbadoee Trinidad La Guayra for Caracas Venexuela and Puerto Cabello Kingston Jamlaca Havana hey West Old Point Comfort New York duration about four and a half weeks This is tbe first time a transatlantic liner about four times as large as an ordinary liner with all Its comforts I offered on this roate Tor iunner particulars apply to in Hamburg American Line 37 Broadway NT A MAYER 401 California 8 COMPAGSIE OESERALE TRANS ATLAXTIOCE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE COMPANYS pier new 42 North River foot of Morton street Travelers by this line avoid both transit bT English railway and the diaramfnrt nr lcr tbe channel In a small boat tv Alexandria Egypt via Paris first class 3160J boeuf Saturday November so i Tm ralne Ctpt SnteiiL Saturday December 7 A Mj La Britagne Capt Rnpe Saturday December 14 2 La Caecogne Capt Ban delon Saturday December 21 4 A La Nor maooie vfi twwi oamraay December 28 1 PM For further particulars apply ioa FORGET lUt Dumuic vjieru ew I org FUOAZ1 A CO Agents Montgomery avenue San Tranclsco IHTERNATIONAL HiViGATIOH GOS LIKE AMERICAN LINE Ns Tcrk Southampton rfoicrican nax no trsnsfer by tender Shortest end most eonven Southampton for Havre and Part RED STAR LINE New Torlc to Antwtr One of the bet route to Regium Holland FranceGermanr the Rhine Switierland Italrl Round trip ticket at reduced rate For freight and passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO Fafanestock Gen Agent Pacific Coast vi rang tiotel Dnlldlng OUNARD LINE NEW TORK TO LIVER NORTH RrVElC rKF UMBRIA Saturday December 28 2PM LUCANIA Saturday January 4 3J0 A JL ETRCRIA Saturday January noon AURANlAwMSaturtUy JanuMyU I ATS SERVIAwSatnrday January 25 noon UMBRIA Saturday FebruirV Vioon AURANIA Saturday Febrniry I 1 1 aTm Cabla pauat 3 and upward ewnd cabin IJtS4 to neanr and commodauons Steerage Ucketa to and from all part of Europe at very low rates fS freight and passage applyo the CaSparlr efflee 4 Bowling Green New York VJ vewnu ddaw Good accomodtlorernVa I Annu ttnaciiZr co The PACIFIC TRANSFER Ct3tm wui can zur un caecK Bciae uwaBMaa residences Inquire of Ticket AjewslrfR Cards and other laf armatlon VEHTLOWJIJES BT PORTLAND OS Iscxvncce BxaTH in hpvci at iktrnct 3l This train wtll sot ston to dellvet triad Passengers at Intermediate statical art OFv flfl UiCLDDlNO BiaTR ix KauM1 iSOW locatji BUtrxxJ FIRST CLASS TICKET Lrcxuncce Bihth 1 PVTIKAX standbo Stixna el PiCIAI AOTICK This train wtll sot ston to dellvet trlt Passengers at intermediate station at flltrt ho mtd nr hrBff ehvtpa tarM J3 THUOOQH ntKhTa JOB PCCETtH POINIMOV XALE AT REDUCED IRB For further Inform stlon apply si C3KUTfSJ 8T Grand Hotel Ticket OfSce sas rraal RICHARD GRAY UOQCall Gen Traffic Mrf Gen tat its I BAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIO RAILWAY Tratraox 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