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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamship Korea BririgsMany Japanese
Coolies Bound for Vancouver-
t JL Pacific M»" »ncr Korea, Captain
Landberg. arrived early yesterday
Jh»« r«|- r ° m thC ° rient with more
than 800 passengers and 5416 tons of
cargo. The latter included 476 bales
or raw silk.
The Korea brought . only six Jap
anese for this port. In addition to this
half-dozen were 295 little brown men
wnose destination is Vancouver. The
liner landed 400 Japanese coolies at
Honolulu. The 617 steerage passengers
Included Chinese. Japanese, Sikhs and
seven Cossacks. These Cossacks were
soldiers in the Czar's service, but have
come to the land of the free to pursue
their several trades. One of them is a
blacksmith and three of them are Jew
elers. One of the latter wears his stock
In trade In email metal vials which
he carries in the pockets made origin
ally for cartridges.
Th© star cabin passenger on the Ko
rea was Carlton H. Wall, who made
the round trip on the liner for his
health. Wall was the victim of an ;
automobile accident In which he was
seriously injured, as also were his
guests, Judge and Mrs.. Harry Melvin
and State Senator ,Russ Lukens. Al
though all were badly hurt they recov
ered and this fact appears to give Wall
more Joy than does his own glowing
health. He has taken his last auto
mobile ride, he said yesterday.
Tve been in two bad spills. I'm
going to take no chances on thja third."
is the conclusion he has reached.
Senator Lukens and a large party of
Wall's friends boarded the liner at
Quarantine, but found difficulty in
greeting him for the reason that nearly
every passenger wanted to shake hands
with Wall and tell him how the parting
was regretted- Wall owned the ship.
He was not particularly gay when he
boarded the liner, but as his health im
proved bis spirits rose and he began
to enjoy himself. He inspired enter
tainments, invented new games and
planned harmless practical jokes in an
endless round. He said yesterday that
he had the time of his life and he
looked as if It; had agreed with him.
G. L. Sessions accompanied Wall on
his travels.
Captain H. Rodman. U. -S. X., who
for two years commanded the navy tug
Iroquois at Honolulu and who has been
traveling In the Orient with Mrs.. Rod
man, was a passenger on the liner.
Rear Admiral Brownson, who has been
in command of the cruiser squadron
on the Asiatic station, is coming home
on the Siberia to take his new billet
as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation.
Another passenger on the Korea was
W. E. Pulliam,,who has been in charge
of the Philippine customs and who is
on his ~ way to San Domingo to . take
charge of the customs there.
The Korea encountered heavy
weather after leaving Yokohama. Sev
eral big seas were shipped, one of the
waves knocking down a sailor, who
sustained several severe lacerations in
his efforts to escape being swept over
board.- " ,
'me Korea's passenger list included:
From China and Japan —W. O. Adams,
Miss C. Altken. Enslpa D. W. Bapley,
C S. N.; J. H. Beard. Mir. W. Bolton.
P. A. Chambers, Mrs. A. P. Cochrane. J. B.
Cricbton and wife, J. D.' F«rreU. S. W. Ford,
Miss E. M. Hall. Mrs. F. Hagin. two children
and matd. Helen Khan Kong. Mrs. Kitashfma
and three children. I/ee' Jan. Mrs. It. McPer
mid. Miss A. Manrette. J. Meiffre. J. P. Mur
ray. .A. J. Paxtine and wife. A. Robertson, Mrs.
n. Bnot and two children. Mrs. SedPbotham and
two children fi. F. Spencer and wife. T. Tafca
ba*hl, R. F. Warner, G. W. Wo!fe. Mlsg G. U.
Alrajr. J. K. Atleo, J. D. R. Baldwin, J. n.
Beeman. O. Browne. Mrs. P. A. Chambern. H.
C. Cochrane. Mrs. J. G. Davidson, H. Feigo.
J. Frank«Tithal and wife. Rev. J. M. Graham,
Miss K. S. Hall. TV. F. Hasselback. J. Ince. M.
J. King. Master Lee Yu«v Mm. M. Mallory,
Rer. N. Maynar end wife. Mrs. M. A. Montaran.
T. Chta. W, E. Pnlliam, Mrs. O. Robinson and
two cMldr<*n, R. H. Sawyer. G. Ij. Sessions.
Miss Xi. W. Sullivan. C. VT. Taylor, R. R.
Wick*. Mrs. J. D. Altken and Infant, Mrs. J.
K. Atles. Miss !>. R. Baldwin. J. L. Bishop.
Captain €. Ca«erly. A. P. Cochrane, Mrs. M.
J. Cochrane. ,E. Enolbbas and wife, B. M.
Flrte and wife, Mrs. H. S. Freeman. Dr.
C. Hall and wife, Fred Hagln. • Mrs. T. Hayden
\u25a0nd two children. Mr. Kitashima, A. C. I .yon,
.I^l Tone Kee. Mrs. F. Marble, H. Meiffre.
Miss X. Mursi. Dr. C. Parkhnrst and wife.
Mrs. A. E. Rlgby and two children. Captain
H. Rodman and wife, Mrs. N. B. Sebree. J.
.Sleigh, Dr. B. Spear, U. S. N . ; Carleton H.
Wall. C W. Wall, C A. Graham and wife.
From Honolulu — A. Alroldl, S. Anno, Miss
L. Bruce. Mrs. W. H. Bailey. R. Balllntlne,
Miss Cecbore, A. Constable, Mrs. N. P. Cole,
Miss N. Cole. Mrs. B. F. Felt. Mrs. W. Frear,
Mrs. N. H. Frank, W. G. Hutchlnson, Miss J.
HartweU. Miss A. J. Injrersoll. J. T. Lamblrth.
Miss T.. B. Lloyd. Mrs. Mackenzie. Mies Maroin.
Mtes M. McCabe. 3. W. Moore, Miss Robb. H.
R. RasO. M. Roseaberg, U. B. Smith, Mrs.
F. S. Pteere and child, E. B. Turner, D. L.
Van Dine, J. H. Wells. Mrs. H. 8. Wood. Miss
j. V. White, Mrs. A. B. Arlelgh, Harry Brans.
Knu R. Bemrose. Miss S. I*. Bryant. Mrs. K.
M. C«ciiore, Miss K. Carmlchael. Mrs. A. Con
•tsWe, Miss E. E. Cole. D. Bice, Miss Felt,
Miss H. Frear, W. 8. Grinbsmn, Mrs. W. G.
Hutehlnson, C. Hoag. J. G. Luke. W. Lucas,
Mrs. E. A- Mcßryde, W. D. Maroin. Miss
Merer. J. T: Crotwon. Miss M. G. O'Brien, G.
K. Rogers, Mrs. 11. S. Raod and daughter. Miss
J. Raskin. . Mr*. H. B. Rmith. W. M. Sparer,
Father Valenttae. F. A. Waley. Mr. Wells, Miss
M. H. Wood, Mrs. F. J^. Waldron. Mrs. F.
B. Angcs, Ulm J. Brace, Miss L. Bounellian.
A. Bncha&aa, F. M. Cechore. G. P.. Castle, Miss
C. J. Carter. Miss N. H. Cole, Mrs. D. Rice. W.
Fresr, N. H. Frank, Mrs. W. S. Grinbaum.
C. A. Hartwell, Mrs. C. T. Hoag. Mrs. G. G.
Lcke. Mrs. W. Lncaß. D.* Mcßryde. Mrs. W.
D. Maroin, Captain .W. Matson. Dr. Lanra F.
Merer, M. F. Prosser. Mrs. E. A. Rowland
•nd Infant, J. Rosenberg. T. R. Robinson, F. S.
Mrs. H. A. Townsend, K. Van Zante.
Mrs. F. A. Waley, Mrs. W. J. White, Miss
X JJ. Wood. . ' .
Bis Freighter Arrives
The American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company's new freighter Missouri, Cap
tain Findiay, arrived yesterday from
New" York via 6an Diego. This Mis-,
souri was purchased from the Atlantic
Transport Line and Is a smaller edition
of the Mongolia- and Manchuria. The
Missouri, however, has not been fitted
with passenger accommodations. Al
though- smaller than the big Pacific
Mall liners, the Missouri Is something
of a whale In the matter* of size. The
gross tonnage of the freighter Is 7914,
and It Is 491.5 feet long, 58.2 feet beam.
24.4 feet deep and was built-in 1903 at
Sparrow Point, Md.
The Missouri discharged general car
ko and some anthracite coal; at San
Diego. The voyage fronr /New?" York,
•which was uneventful, occupied fifty
eight days.
Sailing Hoar Changed-
The sailing hour of the liner Korea,
which will leave ! here ; April 23 .f0r. the
Orient, has been changed from 1 o'clock
p. m. to 11 o'clock a. m.\ on account of
the. tide and to avoid the delay which
held the Mongolia alongside the wharf
for four hours. after sailing time. .
Pa-Nfi Transport Logan
'Captain Sandberg of the liner Korea
does not think that the army transport
Logan will. arrive today until too late
to -pass -quarantine. The Korea over
took the Ix>gan,April 8 at 7:15 pi m. In
longitude 145 10 west, latitude 28 36
north." The Logan left Honolulu , April
t». and 'was expected by the transport
people early this morning.
Water , Front S'otw
The Pacific Mall liner/ Cltyrof .; Para
Will goo n Hunters" Point drydock to
day;'"and : will not sail for Panama "until
Wednesday. * ; -. : "
The 'Oceanic Steamship's Company's
liner Sierra, ; from ; Sydney, arrived yes
terday at lionoluluJio9BßH9
William, Dunn, superintendent of
teaming "and drayage' for the Pacific
Mail Company, I . was walking on air yes
terday and accepting congratulations
on the visit to his home of the stork.
who left, in. MrsJ Dunn's care aVpaby
boy. i " -.-\u25a0• •rZ -/- .. -. / ; . '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
The Japanese \ liner Nippon Maru,
from' th|s port,, arrived ' yesterday at
Hongkong*. V .;...* [. [- . .- . ;„ \u0084
The Kosmos liner Anubls arrived
April -8, at Coronel, and the; same day
the Theben reached Valparaiso. ..Both
arebound froni '.Hamburg, .i. - ; ;
Receipts of lumber- yesterday- by sea
amounted to 1,650,000 feet :}? ':>' V , ' *• *
The Pacific Mail liners Peru and San
Juan left Acapulco April -11 for. this
port,, and yesterday -the Newport,- also
homeward bound, , arrived ' at Acapulco"
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific ; ; :
. TACOMA, April' 12.^-Captaln a; L. Stream
of Aberdeen I : haH be«n ! exonerated from blame
ta eoanecUonwlthtlie: wreck of the schooner
fcnaeavor. The.EndeaTor was Injured by. 'going
on tha reefs near Gray's Harbor Jetty last Jan
nary. - Inspectors Whitney and Teener held an
Inquiry last month, and Captain Stream receded
a letter from them . today clearing him of Jill
blame. . . . \u25a0•• - (\u25a0( \u25a0
Three steamships recently purchased on the
Great Lakes for the lumber trade ob the Pacific
Coast will start on their 15,000-mile Journey
about May 1. The ressels are the Minnie E.
Kelton. outfitting at Milwaukee; the Lucy Neff
at Buffalo. N. V., and the Wlnnebago at Su
perior Wle.
April , 12.— The steamer Nome
Olty arriTed this morning from San Francisco
to load lumber for that port.
The schooner Abble arriyed today from San
trancisco and will load lumber at Stella.
The schooner Manila, with 700,000 feet of
lumber for San Pedro r was towed to sea today.
The tank steamer W. S. Porter arrlred to
day from San Francisco with a. cargo of fuel
oil for Portland.
The steamer South Bay, carrying 730.000 feet
ol?S'^? r *» Mlled toi *y for San Francisco.
. PORTLAND. April 12.— A derelict, supposed
to be the gasoline schooner Jessie X, was sigh ted
bottom np about twelve miles north of Coos Bay
and about three miles off shore by Captain Kelly
of the Alliance, which arrlred last night.
The steamer F. A. Kilburn sailed tonight for
San Francisco and way landings.
The new steam schooner Excelsior left tonight
for San Francisco with her first cargo of lum
ber out of this port. Captain Hosrord goes
along as "admiral." while the Vessel wHI be
in command of Captain Erickson^ The Kxcelsfor
Is owned by the Portland Shipbuilding Company
and carries 550,000 feet of lumber.
Meyer. Wilson & Co. today chartered the
British ship Bucclencb to load cement and a
general cargo at Hamburg for Portland. She
arrived at Hamburg, a few days ago after hav
ing made the run from this port- to the United
Kingdom ,in .123 days. ;x.j U* \u25a0 • '
The Norwegian steamer Elsa is expected to
come here after having discharged a part of
her cargo of cement and building material pt
Guaymas. Mexico.
r S A N I pp t EI>RO ' Apr " 12.— The passenger and
freight steamship Bonlta, Captain Nicholson, ar
rived this morning from San Francisco and way
#° rt ?v w JJ h .f pood frel « nt and panSenger list
for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. After
taking on a return cargo she cleared 'for San
Francisco. ! (
The steamship Tamplco, Captain Haley, after
discharging a portion of her lumber cargo at
San Diego, arrived here with 1,100,000 feet of
lumber consigned to the Southern California
Lumber Company. •.
The steam schooner Pasadena, Captain Kal
m. J? 'o/Sf^lT 5 todaT » Blx *y hours ' from Albion,
with 300,000 feet of lumber for the Pacific Elec
tric Railway Company.
The steam schooner Wasp, Captain Wehman.
fonr and a half days from Grays Harbor, is
discharging 600.000 feet of lumber.
The steam schooner Santa Ana. Captain Dan
iels, five days from Portland, brought 600.000
feet of lumber. - - .
The steam schooner Norwood, Captain Martin,
srrived this morning from Grays Harbor via
San Francisco with 800,000 feet of lumber .
The schooner Inca. Captain Rasmuspen. fin
ished discharging her lumber cargo today nnj
sailed In ballast for the Columbia River to re
load.
The big yacht Lurline was towed down the
inner harbof today from her winter moorings
and is being prepared for a ptrinji of cruising.
• The schooner Americana, tfrom Astoria, carrv
lng SOO.OOO feet of lumber. Is oat two. days for
San Pedro. . ,
The schooner A. F. Coates, from Tacoma, and
the schooner Bertha Dolbeer, from Eureka, have
sailed for San Pedro with cargoes' of lumber.
The schooner Mildred, at Belllngham. haR been
chartered to load a lumber cargo for this port.
The steam schooner Coaster. Captain Hlggioit
arrived this morning from Portland with 650 000
feet of railroad ties. . - \u25a0 \u25a0 -. -A. \u25a0•
The City Council of Wilmington has granted
to the Imperial Investment Company 4500 feet
of water frontage In the west basin of. the
Inner harbor, with permission to dredge the
saina and construct wharves. v -,
The steam schooner Jean Butler, Captain 01
sen, arrived this afternoon, five days from Grays
Harbor via San Francisco, with 680,000 feet of
lumber. .» ••• \u25a0 •• . v . • -. . i
• The steam schooner Helen P. Drew, Captain
Basle, finished discharging her lumber cargo and
cleared for Greenwood to • reload.
The schooner Eona, " from San Diego, Is ex
pected.to arrive tomorrow.-'
SEATTLE. April 12.— The White Pass and
Yukon Railway Is planning to use four freight
barges, each of 350 tons capacity, on the Yukon
River In conjunction with their steamers here. The
combined capacity of steamers and barges will
be 600 tons each, and the additional freight ca
pacity will aid - greatly in handling, the antici
pated heavy traffic of the snmmer. \u25a0< : -\u0084 ,
'-. Eleven Japanese, detained after landing front
-the tct»»wnship Tremont as contract laborers, will ;
be deported tomorrow, when the Tremont Balls
for the Orient.
Arrived — The Pennsylvania from .San Frtn- \u25a0
ctacn, . to take the place of the Saratoga on the
Valdez run: the Dolphin from Skagway.
• Sailed — The Humboldt for Skagway, the Spo
kane for San Francisco.' <
•The Overdue List
British bark Onnsary, out 206 days from Ca
leta Bnena, for Antwerp, 90 per cent..
French bark Vlctorine, out 162 days from An
tofagastar for Falmouth, 12 per cent."
German ship Alsternlxe, out 110 days from
Callao, .for Melbourne, -75 per cent. . -
British bark Brunei, out 108 days from New
castle. Australia, for J train. 50 :per cent. \u25a0
British bark Dee, out , 164 days \u25a0 from Ade
laide, for Falmoutb, 5 per cent.
Norwegian bark Alexandra, out 128 days from
Newcastle, Australia, for Panama, 25 per cent.
Army Transports
The Burnslde Is' at Seattle.
The Buford will sail April 80 for China. - •.%
The Crook is In port. Out of commission.
The Dlr sailed for Manila April ' 7.-. -
-The Kilpatrick Is at. Newport News,' Va. -
• The Logan sailed April S from Honolulu ' for
this port.
The Meade is In New York. Oat of com
mission. \u25a0 -
The Ingalls Is at Newport News, Va. '<
The Sheridan Is In port. Out of commission.
The Sherman sailed April 6 • for Manila.
' The ' Thomas arrived April 2 at Manila.
The Warren is in port. Out of commission.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagement*
' The' British tank Steamer iTonawanda, which
arrived from Mojl on Thursday, > will. return to
the Orient with refined oil. '-,\u25a0\u25a0' V. " .- \u25a0 .
. The following lumber charters were ' announced
yesterday:./ .The British .' barkentlne Everett; O.
Grlggs, from Puget . Sound to a•: direct i nitnite
port, at 48s; \u25a0 barkentlne George C. Perkinn,
from Puset Sound to Topolobampo; British
steamer Strathclyde, from Portland to Shang
hai, at SCs ' Bd, chartered ' prior to arrival; • ,:
Shipment* for tbe . Antipodes ; .. .-. .
The British -tramp ? steamer Bratnley.= sailed
yesterday for Sydney via Eureka with merchan
dise as cargo from this -port as follows:*
. For Aastralia — 41 OS rolls,' 172 cs and ' 142 bbls
roofing material, \u25a0 220 cs and :4: 4 bbls' paints," 560
bxs and " 160 pkgs metal polish . and 87,744 feet
lumber, valued- at $20,212. - \u25a0: - , "..,,
- For . New . Zealand — 1172 rolls, 0 : cs and 11
bbls' rooflDj: material and 48* cs . paints, valued
a,t $2541. t ..---'., - - . \u25a0 :,.. ' ,: '. ;'
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
-,:\u25a0 Friday, April 12.^
. Stmr Whittier, Seaman, 8 days .from <\Van
couver. \u25a0"'-.-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ' •' . V: '-', >•'•"
* Stmr Cascade/ Raverlk, ! 62 hours from -Astoria.
Stmr vMißßouri,..Findlaji,,v MißBouri,..Findlaji, , 58 days -, from ' New
York, ritL San Diego 46 hours. > -\u25a0--*' \u25a0 ,;
. Stmr George :,W. Elder,' Jeucn, 30 hours from
San Ted ro. -\u0084 \u25a0'-. i •'\u25a0 ' •*•* '. \u25a0 '< '' - :'-. ': '- ; -\u25a0 -
Stmr Mandalay, Sanford, 35 hours from Cres
cent Citr. ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'- ;-•\u25a0 .
-Stmr Porno, Matsen, 12 hours from Albion, via
Point Arena 10, hours. ?« % < ". 'V'
; Stmr \u25a0 Scotia, ; Nelson, ,» hours from Jenner
Landing. -'\u25a0''•.->;''\u25a0 ' : .» \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0"'-'«\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0 "-•-'\u25a0 .:->\u25a0
' Stmr i Enreka. . Iverson, 22 hours from . Eureka.
.Stmr James S. Hlgpins, Elleson, 39 hours from
'Port Los "Angeles, i- -\u0084Vr' r v-- .- i- - . ''
. ' Stmr Korea,'- Sandberg, ;27 days 7. hours and, SO
minutes from Hongkong, via -Yokohama; 16s days
6 hours and 06 minutes, r via Honolulu 5 days 14
hours ; and . 68 \u25a0 minutes. '\u25a0•• /: . ; '
:. Ship Marion ;Chllcott,.Llndberg, 18 -hours ; from'
Monterey," ln t«w. of tug Defiance. .'"...--. ' . \u25a0
. Bktn : Jane . Iff Stanford/? Mollested,' 15 , ; days
from Everett.: \_ ;'-; "'-.; *\u25a0."•.-• ."--i --v'L "-/•;-. •-
bciir Louis, Dyer, 14 days from Colombia, River.
THE SAN \u25a0MtAyCTSCO'^CAIJi; 13, 1907^
Weather Report
United * States * Department ot Agrlcnltore— -San
Franolsco, April 12, 1907. , - J -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-. " .:-..\u25a0\u25a0 ".-\u25a0-•/•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
; 'S'» . ' EAINFALL DATAV •' , \u25a0;•
;-' : > »,.:.i< • Past " '\u25a0 - Seaßonal". Nor-,
Stations— . 24 hours. T to date. > mal.
Eureka •.....'..;....'. 0.00 :'> 48.27 :\u25a0 39.57
Bed- Bluff.. .:. 0.00. '25. 5S 23.12
SacramentOr-.:..-. .". .. V 0.00 ' ' 22.86 '.\u25a0'':'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 18.45
San-, Francisco..;..... • 0.00 • « 24. 84 ;>.:;.'. 21.69
San J05e...'. ....... .v 0,00 \u25a0 V ; 21.83 • .....
Fresno. -...:...;.'.•....** 0.00 " 1Q.20. - 7.87
SanTLuis Oblspb. . ..".i Tr.v*- 24.46 20.08
Ix»a Ansreles.....:. .. . Tr. -.- 19.10 : 16.13
San ; Diego. : ; .-. . .": .-. . .0.00 - , 10.80 - ,9.70
Baker- .. ...;.;29. 04,-70 ;"40i- SB .. Cloudy ' .00
Boise ........ .29.92,->T4tBOV,NW.i' I Cloa<ly .00,
Eureka - ......;30.00^86~ v -48TN ? *4 : 'Cloudy .00
Flagstaff' ..:.i29,84 I T74V slV.SW^Clear •
Fresno ..'. . .-; , .29 . 62 r- Si r54 '\u25a0'\u25a0 N V&- Pt-Gldy \OO
Kalispeir .\u25a0...;30.08n62; 28>S: P.Ck-af .00
Los Angeles. .. 29.9ft Y 64^- 54s TV--^Cloudy Tr.
Modena . . . :.;. :..29.84 : 'f 78 ii 40 - SiV^.dlear \u25a0 ' .00
Mt. Tamalpais.29.»4^69t'6S^'W/',Tn>Pt.Cldy .00
Norths U^ad. .-i-.30.-02? 60 ;..48'1;.Z : ~*%V.'..\: ...
Phoenix v:'.i:;:29;94~C96A55-f;*N'4-<4-Cl«ar .00
Pooa tello X : .-. . .29 .04 \12 :\ 88 ? W *$: Cloildy . 00
Pt. Reyes- Jit. ;29: 89^57,-— ;iN;%-£Pt.Cldy. .00
Portland - - Vt .':'. 23 : 02 \f 72 ''48 i'>Vv'i l-i Gloutly .00
Red .Blnffr.'if.sa.SO-^S^MiiSX^Clear' ~ .00
Reno \u25a0?. . .f.V. :i29:80-*>7& ;'^2>V' 1 (V >s;f qiear .00
Sacramento..^.2o.B4 j-78 . '"458^8 i^>>i Clear I v.OO
Kalt -•I4ke/..;;29;K5y474 •: 48 T+NW4 Clear . '\u25a0 .00
San "Diego.'.»r^9;o6^«4" Diego.' .»r^9;o6^«4: 68 f8W^ ; Cloudy .00
San -FranclßCO.29.9o -.\u25a066"-84t4;-W^".s;cieax .00
San ". JoscriV. .V.29.90 v.7«'f.4B'vNW-yClear ' .00
S. \u25a0 L. . Obitpo. .29:98 - 64- 50^> S • "i'Cloudy Tr.
8. E.. Farallon.29.S4/56Vv-vNT?;iClear .00 ]
Seattle :-V. ; . .'. .29:90 l J 06 $ '44*: -W *.^ Cloudy .00 1
Spokane '- ;..:.V30.0P^68 /* 40 fNEJiiiPtCldy' .00
•Summlt' : i::-:..r;;.i.VsS''.s7^NßiVdll'a* \u25a0 .00
TatooSh •'.>v;i\3o".oa^BSß-'t4»^We.t**> u a*'" : ' 00
TonopahV.:. .".29.76 *74fJ!64'<Bß.!^ PtCldy .00
Walla 'Walla. :29. 96 i;'6g*j4arfStj*4PtCldy .00
Wlnnemncca \u25a0T.29.84^T8- 42; 3T \' >Oloudy .00
"gama. :;:;:V..29:7A I D6!! c e6i.'W:J!n;Clear : .00
• Arerage \u25a0- snow on \u25a0- ground i 168 : Inches.
;^-;:.i;rti".: .. .-Sf NOPSIS^r, ,V:;*^v -
The pressure Is falling slowly orer\the Pacific
Slope," l and -a' moderate .i low- In: apparently de,
yeloplng f over the , : valley i of ; the Colorado." Th is
will cause cloudy -"- weath«r < and i possibly light
rain' along tin southern : coast. ; The Weather con
tinues '. moderately warm In the' lnterim 1 and cool
along the coast. - . ' -'\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0- ~-r«»*< -**»\u25a0<*- \u25a0
For San Francisco * and -. Yldnlty-r^Clondy Sat
urday; brisk west wlnda.*"^ *' :---vj-*>; -
For the Sacramento-. Valley— Falr^. Saturday:
light south winds, • changing to fresh northerly.
For the San Joaquln Valley — Cloudy Saturday;
brisk north wind. , - '-\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0 \u25a0
For Los Angeles and Tlclnitr— Cloudy Satur
day; possibly -light showers; "light south wind.
A.' G.McADIB, District Forecaster.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
TO ARRIVE . .
\u25a0 From I Steamer | Duo'
Portland & Astoria.... Cascade Apr. 13
Mojl Ashtabula ....Apt. 13
Coquille River ........ Elizabeth ..... Apr. 13 i
San Pedro Vanguard ..... Apr. 13
Puget Sound Ports..;.. City of Topeka. Apr. 13
Portland & Astoria.... Costa Rica..:.. Apr. 13
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke-. ...... Apr. IS
Wlllapa Harbor ...... Yosemite ...;.. Apr. 14
Oyster Harbor .......ITordenskJold.. Apr. 14
Hllo ....:.... ...Enterprise ....Apr. 14
Humb01dt............. Pomona Apr. 14
Grays Harbor .;'..'.-..*. Newburg ...... Apr. 14
Mrndocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam ..... Apr. 14
Eel River Ports Argo .......... Apr. 15
Seattle ............... Spokane••'....... Apr. 15
Sydney & Way Ports.. Ventura Apr. 15
Portland & Astoria.... Northland ..... Apr. 15
S. Diego & Way Ports. State of Cal.:, Apr. 15
Coos Bay M. \u25a0',F. Plant:.. Apr. 10
Humboldt Eureka ........ Apr. 10
San " Pedro Jim Butler .... Apr. 10
Coos Bay ............. Breakwater ... Apr? 10 ',
Humboldt .....'......'. Ramona ....... Apr. 1(1
Honolulu ............i Alameda ...... Apr. 16
Seattle & Tacoma....'. Watson ........ Apr. 16
San Pedro & Way Pts. Bonita ....'.... Apr. 16
New York, via Ancon:. San Juan ...... Apr. 16
Sea*ttle Am. Fourichon. Apr. 17
Portland & Way Ports: F. Kilburn .... Apr. 17
San Pedro ............ Norwood ...;.. Apr. 17
Hamburg & Way Ports. Abesslnla Apr. 17
Sallna Crua .......... Callfornlan .... Apr. 17
Pt. Arena & Albion Porno .".... Apf. 18
S. Diego & Way Ports. Santa Rosa .... Apr. IS
Sydney & Way Ports.. Sierra ........ Apr. 18
Puget Sound Ports.... Umatllla ..'..:: Apr. 18
Portland & Astoria.... Columbia ..... Anr. 18
New York via Ancon.. Peru .......... Apr. 19
China & Japan........ Amer. Mara .. Apr. 20
Portland & Way Ports. G. W. Elder... Apr. 20
- \u25a0\u25a0._- .;\u25a0.'\u25a0.. TO SAIL -v -.- •".:', ;'-
Destination i- 1 Steamer | SailajPler
ApriFl3^" ,\u25a0\u25a0 • .-• ->.• -.". . •\u25a0•[;-\u25a0.•.../ i
Grays Harbor ......... G. Llndauer. 1 pm 5 St
Seattle Eureka..... 12 m 2'
Humboldt ............ Ravalll ..;. 9am 2 •
Grays Harbor ICoronado ... '3 pm 10
Grays Harbor ./....... C. Nelson. .'. 2pm 20
Wlllapa Harbor ..'..... Helene,\u25a0;£.'.'. ."....>. ...;
Humboldt Eureka :.... ; 9 am 13 -
Humboldt ............ Vanguard .'. 9am 2-
Humboldt .........;'.. Ramona:.'..: 10.30 a 9
Los Angeles P0rt5.....1 Roanoke ... spm. 13
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos 8ay.... 3 pm 11
Point. Arena &i Albion. Porno ...... 6pm 2
Seattle & Tacoma...... Buckman .. 1:30 p 20 .
April 14 — >: -. '
Los Angeles Ports.... Yosemite ..'. 12 m 2
San Diego & Wsy Pts. Santa- Rosa. 10 am 11
Grays Harbor .: Acme '.." 2
•\u25a0April 15— ; \u25a0\u25a0;- .;\u25a0 ; , \u25a0.-,;-;>. -. - ; - ;\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ' .-
Grays Harbor ........ Westerner 18.."
Coquille River Elizabeth ... ...... ....
Los Angeles Ports..... Northland ..12 m 2
Tahiti ................ Mariposa ...11am :7 '
" April ,10— -
New: York, via Ancon.. City,of Para. 12 m 40
Humboldt ............ Pomona . r.. 10.30 a ; 9 ;
Astoria & Portland.,.. Costa Rica.. 11 am 24
April 17— ' . i - ..:
Poget Sound Ports.... Montara ... 3pm 0
'Grays ' HarbOr Norwood .i. ..*.... ....
»Kel River P0rt5....... Argo .;..-"... 12 . m 10 \u25a0
Point Arena .......... Sea Foam... 4pm 2 j
Puget Sound : Ports.... Spokane ..... 11 am .'<\u25a0 3 •
Grays Harbor ........ Jim' Butler.; ..;,.. ....
April 1&— •
Coos Bay. ....'...Breakwater'. -4pm 8
Coos Bay .......'. M. F. Plant. 4 pm 19
San Diego & Way Pts. State of Cal. 10 am 11 '
Grays Harbor ........ Newburg - ... 2pm 10
San Pedro & Way Ports Bonlta ..... 3 pm 11 .-
April 19— -" - \u25a0> \u25a0: - • ;,
Portland & Way Ports. F. Kilburn...
April- 20— ' ; ' l
Honolulu Alameda ... 11 am 7
New York via Ancon.; San Juan ... 12 "m 40 L
Seattle & Tacoma.:.r.lWatson • .'... 1:30 p 20
Havre 8c Way Ports..|A. Fourichon ..;".
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE ;^
Destination v \u25a0 | ..;, Steamer, - : I.Date '
Ekagway & Way Ports.] Dolphin ..'..;.. Apr. 14
Valde* Se Seward.......lSnratoga ..:...'. Apr. \u25a0 10
Skagway & Way; Ports. J City, of Seattle. Apr. 17
KkasrwayA Way Ports. iCottace City '•.-. Apr: 21
Valdez & Seward. ...~.\ Yucatan .....;.'. Apr. 24
Seward & Way Ports.. I Bertha ,V.\.... Apr. 25
San and! Tide
United States Coast and I Geodetic Survey—Time
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point.-, For city
. front (Mission-street wharf);add 25 minutes, c
SATDRDAY, APRIL .13 ,\u25a0
Sun rises ..;...: .s:3B|Sun Bets .........6:43
Timel' •- Time ;•••\u25a0\u25a0".". Time -'i JTime '-
Apr Ft Ft 2 *Ft — F*
•(l w[';, hw .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-. lw ,".-i h;w
IS.. 5:54 s 0.6112:28 \u25a0 5.1 8:55 ,1,7 .'.:/;
H W LW H W ;-',-( LYW
14.. 0:10 5.4 6:32 0.5 1:20 4.9 6:30 2.1
15.. 0:40 , 5.2 .7:15 :0.4 2:15 ; 4.7 7:06 \u25a0 2.6
16.. 1:06 . 6.0 7:50 0.5 8:18 \u00844.4 T:42 3.0
17.. 1:35 ; 4.8 8:44 / 0,6, 4:24 3.0 8:22 3.2
18..1 2:05 ;4.7 8:30 ,0.7 5:34 ' 4.3[ 9:17 3.4
j
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TIME BALL
Cnlted States Branch-Hydrographic' Office",' Mer-'
chants' I Exchange, San Francisco, Cal., April
.-.-; 12,^,1907/:-^«,-,':-i*:-•.;;;: ;^v _ .-'.•: :\u25a0-.-.•;\u25a0 v,
. The time ball on the.tower of thftFerfy. build
ing was! dropped. today exactly - at; noon, - pacific
Standard .Time (120 th Meridian),, or at Bh.*'oom.
00s. Greenwlcfi Mean Tim*."'-;?\u25a0''vfr-'•>\-'-^v-: ..
... . .•\u25a0'-*J^i« *-;w J j/?C>BOR*?ETT,'
;" '*•;! sLieutenant,"' U: *S." t N.";*lif Charge.., '
U. S. BRANCH HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE.
A - branch -, of ' the United States : Hydrograpbic i
Office. '- located \u25a0'• at •\u25a0 the ', Merchants'. Exchange, la i
maintained In" San; Frahciscq torv the. benefit of {
mariners,:: without regard ; to , nationality t and free '
of • expense.' are ' cordially ? Invited: to
visit \u25a0 the | office, '. where | complete ' sets . of I cha rts
and Bailing directions of the. world are 'kept at
hand, -a for .comparlroh ( 'and?j i efer i ence, :w andy the
latest Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers to naTlg«t!on"and all'matters
of interest to ocean commercfcJ'-'- •\u25a0>-'':' "'\u25a0* ''M \
«\u25ba••.\u25a0 \u25a0--\u25a0( \u25a0+\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 3. C. \u25a0BURNETT, •;\u25a0'•
.:. Lieutenant, : C." 3. . N, ;' lo : ClUrge. \u25a0
Schr iVega, Gullln, 19 daystfrom- Tacoma:; \u25a0 ; •
Schr Charles I E. I Falk;' Jacobson.^l4 days from I
Grays * Harbor. , ,;-.^j*A>i:*j \;.-:. /
.Power Bchr l oonnftnjapJ«hnton,- ? 16- hours from '
Delmar Landing. '-* \u25a0-. - • )-\u25a0 ,„.. k . =. :,.
• \u25a0•- •'.\u25a0'•.•• \u25a0 CLEARED '*'••\u25a0 ' : rA-\?.i> •-'-'\u25a0 '\u25a0'
'-'\u25a0'\u25a0- -v ; .- 1 \u25a0 '.:. '•\u25a0' , • \u25a0\u25a0: - - * Friday ,<\u25a0 April .12.*: . t
- Stmr City. of Puebla, i Jepsen,-, Victoria; Pacific
Coast, Steamship, Company. ,— rT r-.i, ;. < t •
Ship Star of India, Christiansen, Bristol Bay;
Alaska- Packers' Association. \u25a0 \u25a0.-:• . ~?.-~\?<*b&£
Bark Charles 8.~ Kenney, < Meyer,';' Bristol \u25a0 Bay;
North ' Alaska Commercial: Company. '-.. Tr \u25a0 •
1 Bark Electra, Martinson, r ßristol Bay; Alaska \u25a0
Packers' Association.' ;•",:".-.' ••/.;-. :."*.- .-.;
-. Bktn S. ''N.'t. Castle,' Pederscn, codftshinf;- Ed
ward Pond.v \u25a0 :\u25a0\u25a0!•?.-\u25a0 v-«- ••"..-\u25a0;-. '' 1 .-:_'-'"': .-f.- : .-' \u25a0-. .:\u25a0'-'
\u25a0^ Schr Dora - Blnhm, \u25a0 Kelton, ; codflshlnj; ; ' Pacific
States ' Tradiug '\u25a0 Company. . ,\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0>. ,
. ' Schr j Glen; t Buckman, "Nelsons ' Cot«, v i Alaska ;
Pacific States Trading Company. -Wrr >'*•-• - ,-.
\u25a0,;,-.j... . .- '^--i- gADLED -\u25a0* .->"•":';>" ..'-'"; . • , .
\u25a0 , "."".-»:.'.-•- ;;:-X \u25a0 "\'\y-.,- '\u25a0\u25a0'" Friday,' April, 13.
Stmr: Svea, AllenLQrays : Harbor. . ; .--'-;
Stmr Noyo, ( L«e," Fort Bragg. ; ; .;v : V"i • ' <.
:- , Stmr 1 Navarro,* Hoffman, Crescent ! Clty.l -'\u25a0 \u25a0' -
:\u25a0\u25a0-« Stmr, George Loom is, i McKellar.l Redondo. . '- '
Stmr .Area ta, Reedr/Eureka. > .' <^rr,-. '
'.; Strar .* Atlas, ; Badger, • Portland."..- v-^- X i ! -.' -;L; L - \u25a0 ;
>\ißtmr \u25a0 George -W. > Elder,; Jessenj." Eureka,' , Asto
ria and Portland. --i? "'..t< ..-\u25a0 '.'? •.•?\u25a0; v>;- - :
k .Br stmr Bramley,< Gray,* Sydney.^ Tia'Eurek'a.*"-
V Stmr Ol ty of ; Puebla/v Jepsen;- Victoria, s etc.
Ship Star, of Italy,^ SoLUa, Pyrwald Harbor* \u25a0,:-.!,
CAPTAIN WATERS IS
NEW DEPARTMENT
COMMANDER.
WILLIAM G. 'WATERS,-. WHO ; HAS BEEN
ELECTED ' COMMANDER OF THE G. A. E.
- IN CALIFORNIA. \- - ...... " . \u25a0
SANTA BARBARA, April , 112.—Cap
tain W.G.. Waters "was -elected- departs
ment commander of the Grand Army of
the Republic today. \u0084
Captain. .Waters was born. in Gorham,
Maine, August 14, IS3S. He first' en
listed, in May, 1861. He.. was corhmls
sioned first lieutenant in 1862- and was
discharged in 1863' by General. Halleck
on;; account of . Vphysicar\ disability
brought on by, exposure. He came to
California Jn 1877 and. 1 was for several
years . superintendent of \the ' press de
partment of The t Call.^ In 1887 he
moved to" Santa Barbara, 'where he has
resided since. He has been commander
of Starr King- Post *NoJ- 52, at Santa
Barbara, for- the last three years.
SCHROTH ESTATE WILL
ERECT BIG , BUILDING
Asks Permit to. Put Up.aSix-Stbry
Structure in ; Kearny Street to *:
;'. c6st;sioq,opq;; -\u0084 :' -r.
The Schroth estate applied yesterday
for a permit to erect a six-story brick
building •on the "east side of 'Kearny
street, near Bush, at a cost of $100,000.
Other applications for permits were
flled by C. W. Thomas, Post street," near
Scott, ;\u25a0 $11,000; Gouk- "Chang, iDupont
street, near Washington, $19,450; James
Coughlan, Market street, hear" Fifth,
$20,000; Ti. Campagrio, California street,
near Larkln, $14,900; Charles Fey.^Wal
ler street,, near Alpine, $24,900.
• CAEPENTEE DANOEEOTJSLY HTJST— Peter
Lundbaum, tf carpenter," fell- from a 'scaffold .yes
terday *at" the corner of Sutter* and Polk streets
and his. skull .was \u25a0 fractured. He probably will
die. -. \u25a0\u25a0-. ;\u25a0:- ; _ .;\u25a0-,- ...-.\u25a0- ..:'.. .. -. \u0084./• --
Bark Jatfieg N^smith, Campbell. Belllngbam.' i •
Bcbr Roderick Dhii, Anderson, Monterey, In tow
of tug:fteli<?f. ' -•*. \u25a0';\u25a0'. : - t .:-\u25a0, - '\u25a0'\u25a0/.
t. Schr c Susie . M...Plnmmer, . Hansen. v Grays
Hf.rbor^. .,.-...-\u25a0'./:..- . - ,'•„, . . ... ;• .-•.?'.; -\u25a0...\u25a0;
Power schr Newark,* Johnson. Byxbees Landing.
- Barge \u25a0 Ninety-one, Erickson, • Portland, \u25a0 In > tow
of 6tmr 'Atlas. •"•. .* vr ."-.».*.-»• '-• .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•\u25a0•-.-' :-. «J. .
OUTSIDE BOUND. IN— 12 MIDNIGHT
Barkentine Aurora. * ', -..
..\u25a0 ':— \u25a0 \ spoken* •.•-•' •.
M April 4. lat 36 N, long 44 W— Ship Atlas, from
Baltimore; for ,Sanr- Francisco." -= •.- \u25a0 ; •\u25a0 , y *&.
Per Btmr Korea— April 8, 7;10 p.. in., lat 28 36
N,. long; 145 10 W, u S etmr Logan, from Ma
nila, for 'San Franclnco. ' ' .- - ' -\u25a0.-\u25a0'.
. ,* > :.;\u25a0 TELEGRAPHIC \u25a0•-\u25a0;:
POINT.- LOBOS, April 12, 10 p. : m.— Weather
hazy, wind northwest;. Telocity 0 miles per hour.
•.-.-\u25a0\u25a0.•.. DOMESTIC POU*£S * ' \u25a0\u25a0 ;
• POHT> : HARFOUD— Sailed \u25a0Jpril"- 12— Barge
Three,. In tow of -tug Sea, King,- f6r, San Fran
cisco. - -'\u25a0 .-••..-:,».\u25a0 ... .;\u25a0._ : . ..":.. :-.\u25a0\u25a0;.--;
RBDONDOr-Sailed April 12— Schr W. . H.
Smith, for Piiget Sound; Btmr Vanguard, 'for San
Francisco.' ";-"\u25a0' i. 4 -'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"•.' ••\u25a0"\u25a0;'-.\u25a0•>\u25a0;- -.it \u25a0 ...•-.\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0_•'.
:. PORT TOWNSKND— Sailed April. 12— Br, stnir
Bessie' Dollar, for Tientsin. "' \u25a0/ •
- Sailed : April j 12— Schr Balboa,", for San Pedro;
bktn Georglna, j for San Pedro. '\u25a0\u25a0'*..' : ". : - - \u25a0"• ,
| -Arrived j April.- 12 — Russian bark " Fennla, " from
Astoria.' < .-...'..: :;> . -, .\u25a0\u25a0.-.^.• i . r -~<* \u25a0'.- •' ; . •
BELLINGEfAM— Sailed April 11— Schr A., M.
Baxter, for San Francisco. 1 : - . ' :
\u25a0 ArrWed vAprll- 11— Sthr - Mildred/ -'- from San
Pedro. \u25a0'• \u25a0 • -• "v "\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0.• :
PORT HADLOCK— Sailed April 11— Schr Bal
boa, for San Pedro.' '\u25a0 '.: .-\u25a0.;:'•
\u25a0 : SAifPEDRO^Arrired April . 12— Stmr Bonita,'
hence April' 8; -stmr Pasadena, : from Albion:
strar Norwood,' from San Francisco, ' hence "April
10;. stmr Santa ;Ana/ from Astoria. . k : .
\u25a0••\u25a0- ASTORIA-^Arrlved April 12— Stmr Norn* City,
hence \u25a0 April 9. - r-S'- , .v-^t & *\u25a0 . - » > rs : j \u25a0-, . - - i. r . : , 'xj»n^
Arrived April 12— Schr Abbfe,- hence Feb 28. i v "
: > Sailed * April 12— Schr Manila, for San Pedro;
stmr South Bay, for San Francisco. \u25a0' X ; ..
'"Arrived 'April 12— Stmr* W. S. Porter, from
Port " Harford ; : schr AbbiD, henee March 28, ! and
not; Feb. 2S. as before reported.. :. \u25a0•<•\u25a0\u25a0*.;.•;
HALF MILLION SHARES ARE TAKEN
WITH SMALL STIR IN [PRICES
pining Stoqk Business on BusK Street
Distributed Among iOO Gompanies
More? than t half -a million shares "of
Nevada J mining, stocks ; of ; the : southern
districts were sold in ; this city yester-'
day. 'The volume lOf ;:buslness of tha
last. half :of the business dayiwasnear
ly double ; that"'- of i/ the ' opening 'half.
With the "quite large, showing of shares
marketed ' in' total there ; were' no \u25a0; great
sellers.- :,Only two- stocks: were Bold, in
excess 1 ; of v 30,000 -.shares;; each.. "They
were B Diamondfield Triangle . and Red
Top Extension, : and " neither;, went much
above jtlie" 30,000 mark. From itKis it
appears; that; the^busiriess was widely
distributed among the many offerings,
and. such was the fact; the sales \repre
sented about 100. companies, j
vi The conditions 3 seemed to ' bej. favor
able' for; a .slight advance in the after
noon I above . $he prices S that: were real
ized whenithe selling of the day opened."
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines sold , at $ 3
in : thexnorning "and: $7.87.%V 1ater > ;thus
dropplngitwelveand-a half points, but
Jumbo Extension, ": Great' Bend, Jim But-"
ler j and Gold fiel d ,. Kewahos were each
five 'points ; higher, in the later, -.sales
than in 'the earlier -transactions."
\u25a0 Granny, Indian < Camp, Lone Star, Red
Hills V and , Sandstorm r, gained a point
each. : • Pittsburgh. Sliver \u25a0.' Peak gained
two and a half points and sold' at $1.95.
Mustang* Manhattan ' dropped from . 27
cents to 24, cents. - Mohawk- Extension
sold all, day at 23 cents. North Star
dropped'from; 36 cents to 35 cents. 'St.
Ives fell from $1.57%" to $1.52%J Silver
PicTci started -at $1.17^4 and ,vtouch«d
-$1i20,'; r and : Tramp,;; Consolidated .'V.wjw
first" at . $1^20 : arid' 'then iwent- down'- to
|1117%,1 reversing the performance" of
Sliver Pick.' -'- •-.\u25a0• ' /: ' ;: ;
.- : Thus there was no general advance
or general decline during the'day.nor
any .steep * fluctuatlohw .The condition
SAN DIEGO-^Sailed April 11— Stmr Tamplco,
for Seattle. ;\u25a0 - - -\u25a0 -
Arrived April. 12— Stmr Sheila, ' from Nanaimo.
ABERDEEN— Arrved April 12— Schr' Jessie
Minor, hence March 28;- stmr Centralla, hence
April 9.' •\u25a0--, \u25a0"\u25a0•-.: ,
v Sailed April 12— Stmr Grace Dollar and schr
Ladlow; for San ,• Francisco; schr Espada, \ for
Saa> Pedro. . \u25a0 \u25a0 ; ' , \u25a0 ' j
SEATTLE— SaiIed . April 12— Stmr Sp\Aane,
for San Francisco. •-•:.• -
- BALLARD— Arrived ; April 12— Schr Alex T.
Browni from San Pedro.
WRANGELL— SaiIed April 12— Stmr Cottage
City, for Skagway.. - .-\u25a0 : .
ABERDEEN— Arrived April 11— Schr Andy Ma
honey, hence March i 26; schr R. C. Slade, hence
'\u25a0 March 31; schr Roy Somera, hence April 2. . •
: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- Sailed April 11 — Stmr Newburg,. for San Fran
' Cisco; schr Vine, . for : San Francisco; schr W. J k
Patterson, for San Pedro. ' \u25a0 • '• \u25a0
TATOOSH— PaBsed In April 12— Russian ship
Fennla, from Astoria, for Tacoma.
** Passed in April 12^ — Nor stmr Elsa, from Guay
mas, -for Tacoma.. \u25a0 "" -••\u25a0;'
'. Passed In April 1 12— Schr Blakeley, from Re
dondo. for Port Blakeley. - " t >
•EUREKA — Arrived April 12— Stmr Pomona,
hence April 11; stmr Santa Cruz, hence April
10; i stmr -Argo, hence April 10. . ' .
-Sailed April 12— Stmr Prentlas, - for San Fran
cisco;- stmr Roanoke, for San Francisco; stmr
Argo, - for Eel River and San Francisco. f>
-.-*\u25a0• Sailed April 12— Stmr Despatch, for San
Pedro.-- -\u25a0. : \u25a0' : - \u25a0\u25a0- v -'\u25a0\u25a0-' •\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0-• \u25a0\u25a0.:\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 ' - '
COOS BAY— April 12— Stmr Thomas L. Wand
did not sail yesterday; will probably sail today.
SANTA BARBARA— Arrived April 12-^-Stmr
State. of California, hence April 11, and sailed
for San -Diego. • • -
~ ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— Arrived April 12— Stmr Sierra,
from Sydney, for San Francisco; stmr Ililonian,
hence 'April 5. . v -.. * • •
Arrived April 12 — Stmr Nevadan. hence April
6;. U- S stmr Sherman, hence April 5, for Ma
nila., . \u25a0•\u25a0 •-\u25a0\u25a0-. ,•-\u25a0-,•
FOREIGN PORTS V .;*:
, NEW .-, WESTMINSTER— ! Arrived April 12—^Br
stmr -Woodford, from Victoria, to load lumber..
\u25a0 KOBE— Arrived April 11^-Ger stmr Numantla,
from Portland, • Or. . , , ,
,:• VICTORIA— Arrived April 12— Br stmr Nee-.
dies, hence April B. :.\u25a0' . ; .
Arrived April 12 — Br stmr Georgia, from Car
diff. -,\u25a0 - - \u25a0 .. • \u25a0.: •-\u25a0 \u25a0
B Arrived April 12— Nor stmr i Elsa, from Guay-
ACAPULCO— SaiIed April 11— Stmr Pern, -*or
San Francisco. i
\u25a0 Arrived April 12— Stmr Newport, from Ancon,
for ' San Francisco. - • - \u25a0 ; .
Sailed April 11— Stmr San Juan, for San Fran
cisco. =" :-"- ; •\u25a0 ' - ' \u25a0 .'• • ' \u25a0 \u25a0 '\u25a0• : '
HONGKONG— Arrived April 11 — Jap stmr.Nip
pon Maru, hence March 13. .
Arrived April 11 — Br stmr Empress of China,
from .Vancouver. •-,*\u25a0 ; - •\u25a0
\u0084 CORONKL— Arrived April B—Ger8 — Ger stmr Anu
bla, from Hamburg,' for San Francisco.- • '
VALPARAISO— Arrived April B— Oer stmr
Thoben, from Hamburg, for San Francisco. " •
Sailed April S—^Jer. stmr Memphis, , . for San
Francisco. . >'- : ' ' ' ...ri' , \u25a0 v
\u25a0 COLON —^Arrived April 10— Stmr Finance, from
New' York- \u25a0•.'\u25a0-\u25a0 .<\u25a0 ' -: : \u25a0\u25a0 - % -'
••\u25a0--\u25a0 HULL— Arrived April 10— Br stmr Magellan,
from Tacoma. •. . \u25a0 ' ' \u25a0':\u25a0\u25a0• - "»•
>«PORT SAlD— Arrived April 11 — Ger stmr Ale-
Blfl.from New Yotk, for Manila." - ; " .
1 YOKOHAMA— Arrived AprU 11— Stmr Shaw
niut, from Seattle. ;
Sailed April o— Br stmr Straha
von, for San Francisco.: \u25a0 -
SHIELDS— SaiIed ApriMO— Br . ship Dumfres
shlre,.for Port Angeles. •
. - OCEAN STEAMERS . -- -t
HAMBURG— Arrived ; April 12— Stmr Pennsyl
vania, from New : f-..
Memoranda
COOS BAY, April . 12— While tug . Columbia
was towing barge Chinook in over "Coos Bay bar
the hawser- parted and the barge made sail and
went about half a -mile to south of bar and an
chored. -'. The • barge will most \u25a0 likely •go ashore.
She has considerable dynamite, and if this does
not explode it will be possible to raise her." All
hands safely, ashore." .;-\u25a0>. -. '- \; -- :;; \u25a0 -
'-•-. Schr Charle* ' E. Falk, while - rounding to . off
Melggs - wharf collided with schr Louis.' Vessels
are \u25a0\u25a0 still " together. \u25a0'\u25a0 ' -•\u25a0 - ; . - " >.
- .LONDON, April 12— Gerehip R. 0. Rickmers,.
bound . from ." Hamburg, .-- for ; San Francisco,- pre-.
vloualy I reported aground at Gluckstadt, has been
assisted off. undamaged.' - \u25a0\u25a0 '
of.a.waiting market still, obtained. Th©
news .from Goldfleld that .filtered into
. the'^, street. . wberis ,\the ..stock
and their clients were congregated, did
not.bring any "settlement 'of the exist
ing {troubles into" Immediate view. The
general -.uncertainty kept holders from
selling lower prices, and .there was
iio"; ternpt^tlon>in*s sight for" bidding at
much : h"igh4r;- : prices. :^ Some, selling or
ders.camdi.irii> but the pressure ; to'.sell
was not j'str'ong,'. as ; the figures : relating
:to^th*e":shaT.etf. that' were > roost numer
ously; "ibldttully: indicated." ;" .','
-. '-The-, fact^that . the "f Southern Nevada
shares are. nonassessable arfd the pen -
eral^bj&llef : that^a rlse^vwiH take : place
whenever a- solution Is, reached at Gold
fleldVTani -the,*mlne3: tesunle, operation
tendvTiojSkeiep". local ;/ speculators .;• from
flooding\th'a ; r niarket T with, -their^ snares.
What: may <happen ; if ".the.? trouble at
Goldfleta'lS" "prolonged.-" of Tlf; it 'should
become \u25a0.acute," it . would be " difficult ; to
predictfTwith^ accuracy. ;V The *psesent
attitude' of ':"waitlng;\for r sQmething to
turn, up*: i bids fair. to be" the Habit of
the- street" for a;• few 'days, 'so many
brokers say. : ? '^ '_' *...;!.• .V '.
- Some of : the more • prominent ; stocks
were sold yesterday, at prices, as foT
lows: '. Atlanta, 69 to 71 cents; Blue
Bell, 26 1o 27 cents; Booth, 68 to 72
cents; Columbia Mountain, 88 to 90
cents; Dlamondfield Triangle, 47 to 48
cents; Goldfleld Consolidated. Mines.
$7.87 M to $8; GOldfield Kewanos. $1.30
to $1.35; Great Bend, $1 to $1.05: ."Tim
Butler. $1.15 to 'sl.2o; Plttsburg Silver
Peak; $1.92 hi to $1.95; Red Top Exten
sion, .48 to 49 cents; Sandstorm. 66 to
67 cents; SL Ives, $1.52% to $1.57%;
Silver Pick, $1.17% to $1.20.
CHURCH SERVICES
THIRD Congregational Chnrch.— Notice. — An im-
p ortant meeting of the members of the Third
Congregational Church and Society will be held
Sunday, April 14, at 2:30 p. m., at Pollto Hall,
located on I6th st, betwen Guerrero and Do-
lorea. All members are nnred to attend.
. MEETING NOTICES
CALIFORNIA Commandery No. 1. K. ** m
T.— Officers and Sir Knights are hereby TJOf
3 requested to assemble In Albert Pik« " lew
.Memorial Temple, 1859 Geary St.. SUX-
DAY. April. l 4, 1907, at 12:30 o'clock n. m..
for the purpose of attending the fun»ral of
our late frater and treasurer. SIR THOMAS
MORTON. The remains will ile in state at
Albert Pike \u25a0 Memorial Temple Sunday, April
; 14, from 9 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.
PHINEAS F. FERGUSON. Commander.
WILLIAM B. JOST, Recorder.
CALIFORNIA Chapter No. 5, R. A. -a \u25a0
M.— Special meeting THIS (SATUR- J\
DAY) EVENING. April 13, at 7:3o*%^^
-o'clock sharp. -In King Solomon's /Vj^
Hall. 17.3» Fillraore St.- R. A. de- ' \u25bc
gree. j FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. 933
. Flllmore st. . .
MISSION Lodge No. 169, F. and A. fft '
V M.'— Officers and ! members are \u25a0 0\
hereby. notified to. attend the funeral *Vf»y
. of our late brother. JOHN WIND- A&\
SOR DAVIDS, from the hall of the ' /\u25bc. »
1 lodge, - SUNDAY, April 14, at 1:30. By order
of the W. M. FRANK W. SMITH. Sec..
THE San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club m«»ts
- THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, in Pytnlan
Hall. 8265 16th St.. at 8 o'clock. Tickets f>r
our annual tattle and herrin' supper, to be held
on , April 27. will be given out. Members
are . requested . to - attend the funeral of our
late clansman. THOMAS MORTON, on SUN-
DAY, April 14, at; 2 p. m., from the Albert
Pike Memorial Temple. -. *«#»jaf»*
: - GEORGE DOW. Royal Chief.'
. GIRDWOQD. Recorder.
FOR Auld-Lang Syne — St. Andrew's So- jjjßflj
ciety will hold their annual picnic atjAiO?
Schuetzen Park, Marin Co., on SAT- "*&S%fX
URDAY. May 4. Tickets, adults 50c.; T*jF*'
" bairns, 25c. Particulars later.
THE regular annual meeting of the Seouola Clnb
will^be held on TUESDAY EVENING. May 7.
at 8:30 o'clock, in 'the clnhrooms at the- Hotel
Fairmont.. ALLAN DUNN. President. -
EDGAR PEIXOTTO. Secretory.
STOCKHOLDERS* MEETING— Of Princesa Mln-
ing Company. Tbe annual meeting of stock-
holders will be held on MONDAY. APRIL 29.
1907. at 10 a. ra., at 499 3d st (upstairs).
San Francisco. E. A. LASBALG.
• - ! Stv^etarv.
THE annual meeting of the members «-r tlv« So-
ciety of ProgresniTe Spiritualists wfil - !>v ' beM
at tbelr office. 709 flllmore st. Sunday. April
14, at 2 p. m.. for the- purpose of electing a
' board of directors | for I the ensnlng year and
' such other business as may come before . the
meeting. JOHN KOCH. Secretary.
NOTICE TO -THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL- '
ROAD COMPANY.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company will ' be
held at the office of the Company, In room No.
1043. In - the James Flood building, at No. 870
Market-street, in the City and County of San
Francisco, .- In the State of California, the same
being tbe principal place of. business of (ntld
corporation, and being tho building where the
Board .of Directors of ; said corporation usually
meot. on the 29th day of April. 1907, at the
hour of 12 o'clock ' noon, to consider and act
I upon the proposition to create. a bonded Indebt-
e dness of , said corporation, to the amount In
the- aggregate.- of Thirty-five Million Dollars
($35,000,000) in Gold Coin of tbe United States
(a portion of- which is. to be used In retiring ex-
isting bonded Indebtedness), and to Increase 'the
bonded indebtedness of said corporation up to
the - amonnf In ' the aggregate, of Thirty-live
Million Dollars ($35,000,000) In Gold Coin of the
United States, and to secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness by a mortgage or deed of
trust : upon ; the . railroads. ' franchises and . prop-
erty of - tbe - company . now owned or hereafter
acquired, . and the Income • thereof, or such part
or ' deed of , trust: • and to determine . the form
and terms of said bonds and mortgage or deed
of trust, and to authorize the Board of Directors
to • take all ' such action as they may . deem
necessary ;or expedient- In i the premise*.
.Dated the 23th day of February. . 1907.
:- By, order, of the -Board of Directors. .
; v- '."l.'-'T ' J. L. WILLCUTT.
- Seeßßtary of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
E. E. CALVIN. *
:~ .- % ' WM. F. HERRIN.
."flHrfT-WT WILLIAM HOOD,
1 , N. T. SMITH,-
•"rtatggTTT.T'?' p. f. DUNNE.
-frrwnr-Br^»- a. H. PAYSON.
-\u25a0PT'lV.wi"-- i h.D. PILLSBURY.
• ' - • " EDWARD CHAMBERS.
W. A. BISSEL.
..Directors of said Northwestern Pacific Rail-
road Company. - - r,
NOTICK of regular annual meeting of the Bohe-
mian Club. — The regular annual meeting of the
;. members of the Bohemian Club will be held at
"the rooms of the clab. 1925 Octavla St.. In the
. cltv and t county of \u25a0 San - Francisco, State of
CallfornUj; on TUESDAY, 16.. 1907,' at '1
- -o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of electing dlr«c-
- ; tors 5 and ;' other officers ' of * the * club and for
'the transaction 'of such other business as may
properly com* before the meeting.- - -
|- . , .Vi'yW.iH.; ; SMITH JR.. Secretarr. '
! NOTICE -'of "Annual- and -Special "Meetings" of
.Stockholders -tot • MERCANTILE. TRUST iCOM-
! : \u25a0 PAN V- \u25a0 OP . SAN - FRANCISCO.— Pursuant to
: v call .. of \u25a0- the president a - special - meeting •- of
i * the \u25a0: stockholders sof Mercantile'- Trust " Com-
• pany-of San Francisco "will be held nt the
1 office i of " the corporation. \u25a0£ No. v 464 \ California
-'" street, • San Francisco. California, ; on Monday.
. : April : 22," 1907. . at 11 . o'clock a. m.. for '. the
* : purpose of ' amending '- the . bylaws and : voting
: : .upon: the question jof Increasing the number
1 of directors of 'the ) corporation.. •\u25a0 • >\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
- r % '\u25a0\u25a0„ The , regular annual meeting of the atock-
'\u25a0 \u25a0-' holders 'of ' said corporation .will be held at
\u25a0ilts office, on . Wednesday. "April 24. 1907. 'at
-i£ 12 ' o'clock moon*;i noon* ; for i the - purpose "of .> electing
;.v~ a - board- of a directors • to \u25a0 serve , for. the : en-
>; ; suing . -year, v and -; for the transaction ' nt ; scch
i ~ other business as . may . come before the : meet-
1 r Ing. ' Transfer booka > will close on Saturday,
April 13, = 1907; at 12 o'clock noon.
'' Dated April 8, 1907.*r- ' '
: ; • JOHN, P.* McKEE, Secretary.
••' ONLY - LOCAL MANUTACTUREr£
' B.\ PASQUALE CO.. - .
[".''\u2666 : 1100 WEBSTER. COR.' TURK. .
• PHONE WEST 493.
| ARMY.'- NAVY." SOCIETY '\u25a0 GOODS, ' . '
" REGALIAS. FLAGS, i. BANNERS. '
.. BADGES. a\ PS, " ' ;'
UMFOKM3.
-'..>.' ..•^. ;^;.HAlili9:'Tb. ; LBT,''; .'.-.
ST.:- HELEN.; HALL.; Laura -Goodman bnlldlns.
:--' Murkft: and 15th stK.. ; \u25a0 • ' :. . - - \u25a0; -«-.
*\u25a0"*' :lr ~. I ' "\u25a0 - - : ATTORNEri'S : : '/: «' ;
ADVICE ; free— Divorce '"cos ts $12: .quick, ."quiet;
.\u25a0 bankruptcy, damage, atuchmenu; - probate
matters a' specialty; no fees In advance. 2128
Fillmore. at. Sacramento," R. 1 ; open evenings. /
COMPLETE divorce for $25; .n0 delay: courteous
square dealing; Tßeaao see me first.
Boom 3, 20C0 Sutter at. near Tillaum. i
. \u0084. \u25a0- . -. , .... .. - \u0084-, •
ATTORNEYS — Contlnue.J .
DIVORCBI— Costs $12; quick, quiet: advice free!
| -no char,'" nnlem successful. 1023 Market st.,
room 12. near Prager's. -__ _,
LEGAL service rendered, any conrt: bnildtoii
material accepted as fee. 735 ' McAllister st.
; HARRIS & HESS, attorneys at law, W. T. Hesa,
Notary Pobllc. 2033 Sntter St.. nr. FHtmore. ,
LYONS. TIMOTHY J. (late Chronicle bldg.>.
Law offlces. 51 Geary st. (F. H. Wood* TrnsO.
ROBERT W. KING. *ttorneT at Uw-(former»j
Examiner bldg.>. 1630 Flllmore St.. near Post.
H. A. KEOCSE. 1300 G. G. ay.. cor. Flllmore: alt
cases; adv. free; eve. 7:30-8:30: tel Weat 5132.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1033 Gold*
en gate ay«.. bet. Lagnna and Buchanan , sta.
F. J. CASTLEHCN. attorney at law. 1343 Gold.
en Gate aye.. b»t. FUhnoro and Stelner sts.
CHAB. F. HANLON. attorney. 1782 Bush St.,
cor. Octavia: phone Weat 1560.. '
PATENTS *
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents, late ezamlnet
V. S. Patent Office. 410 (Call) Claus Spreckelt
building.
PATENTS guaranteed: protect your Idea; jruld*
> book free. E. E. Vrooman. box 40. Wash.. D. C.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner C. s!
Patent Office, 923-027 Monadnock bldg.
PENSIONS
PENSION Attorney E. A. BCLLIS. 1541 Stelnei
st. ; past commander Thomas Post. O. A. R.
PENSIONS, extra pay, «tc. Writ* L. M. SUEI^
WOOD, 2751 Filbert St.. Saa Francisco. .
___ : physicians \u25a0.-,„.,.;,!.
ANNOTJNCEMENT— DR. SCHIRMAN posltlrelj
cores rheumatism and sciatica, diseases of tha
heart and nervous system, contracted disorders
contagious blood poison, etc: the latest sclerv.
tiflc medical appliances In oae. Offices 162J
Post st.. near Laguna. .
Da WONG HIM. ~~ * ~ = ~ —
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located -
1268 O'Farrell St.. bet. Gocgh and OctaTia.
, DR. REDMOND PAYNB^ #y». car. nose, throat)
has resumed practice at 315 Van Ness nve.,
comer Elite. lira. 1 to 3. T«l. Franklin 331.
DR. E. O. JEIXINEX. Delbert Block. Van N>»»
and O'Farrell; phone Franklin 1465. Resi-
dence Majestic Annex: phone West 1520. •— \u25a0 .
DR.- JOHN M. WILLIAM 3C*I. formerly 3
Powell, now at 924 Geary: hours 2 to 4 p.m.
Phone Franklin 2342; res. 1631 Oak.
SEE MAIN CHY,
Chinese Tea and Herb Sanitarium,
' 355 7tn St.. Oakland.
DR. A. H. WRIGHT, now at rooms 100SM0-1U
Chronicle b1.13. : hours 13 to 4; Sundays, 3 ta
4. Phone Temporary 3&V7.
DR. G. FICHTNER. 934 McAllister; specialty
. chronic diseases and cheat troubles; hours 1-3.
7-8: teL Page 220*, .
" DR. BECKINGSALE. "
(Edlnburga Cnlvy.); chronic diseases. 713
Golden Gate aye.
H. A. HESS. M. D. (Pacific Hospital surgeon)—
Office honrs 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:30. 749 Haye*.
Tel. Market 2428.
~ DR. F..TUOMA3,
(Formerly Donahu* bldg.), now SIS Turk. Tel.
Franklin 1390.
DR. E. F. WEST, formerly of 511 A LeavenwortS
st.. Is now at 1115 McAllister. Phone Part
722. WVlfrW
DR. J. M. MACDONALD. office 88.S OctavU
st.; phone Market 20M; res, phone West 219«.
DR. CARPENTER— Diseases of women. \u25a0 «».•*
Eddy st.; hrs. 2-4 and 7-8. Phone Franklin 1772.
DR. G. CHILDS-MACDONALD. surgeon. St.
Mary's Hospital. 1107 Franklin st.; 2-4 p.;m.
DR. F. C. KECK returned and resumed prao"
, tlc<?. cor. McAlltoter and Stelner. Hrs.2-4 p.m.
DR. HAMILTON C. BOWIE, physician and sur-
geon, 21C2 Market, cor. 14th. TeL Market 2204.
ALBERT J. ATKINS. M. D.. rectal disease*.
16C9 Franklin st.. nr. Pine: honrs 1 to 4 p. m.
DR. GEORGE S. HOLBROOK. St, Ives building.
cor. Eddy and Larktn: hours 3 to 4; 7 to 8.
L. C. COX. M. D.. 2100 Devisadero St.. former-
ly 406 Sotter; electric treatments given.
DR. P. F. C. BIEHL. late of 027 Market stj
now 102S Market St.; phone Market 538 ft
OPPEXHEIMER CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM."
; - 2063 MARKET ST.
CARRIE YETTER. M. D.. 3593 18th St.. now
3398 lfith st. corner Chnrch. -
X-RAY and Finsen Ught Laboratory, 993
Stelcer tt., cor. McAllister. . /..
DR. JOS. ARDENYI. diseases of women and
men. 973 McAllister st.
1)5" KARIN KLINT. 19C6 15tn it., near
Chorch. 2 to 4. 7 to 3.
] DENTISTS __^
DR3. C. W. DECKER.
T. H. MORRIS.
L. T. CRANK.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
J3l6,.Sutter st., abov« Van Ness.
Rooma 1-2-3-4-5-9-10. _
A NEW wrinkle; maiden blush plates, $3; nat*
nral appearance guaranteed; present this card
for I free filling. Id«al Dental Co., Delbert
Mock, .Van Ne»s and O'Farrell. 'JCtMKEfIBB
PAINLESS dentistry— Old estsbllsbed. honest,
reliable; reasonable prices: perfect' work; frea
consultation. VAN VROOM. 1301 - Flllmore
St., corner O'Farrell. V \u25a0
NEW TORK DENTAL PARLORS.
DR. E. -W. PERKINS,
~ : 1102 VALENCIA ST.. COR. 22D.
PAINLESS Dentistry: set of teeth. $5: crown*.
$3: hrtdgework. $3; fllltn^s, 50c: nil gnaran*
teed. |Dr. BROWN. Market, 14th and Church.
DR. W. A. MEYER, form. Callaghan building,
now 2156 Market st.,- near Church, and IUU;
Flllmore-»t. Can. . '.- i
C. W. RICHARDS, D. D. S.. 2f>s-« Central bldj.J
cor. Sutter and Polk. for. Mutual Bank bldg.
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. J<s3 Market
] ' St.. now located at 1214 Polk. cor. Sutter. r..301.
DR. H. C. PETERS, now In Bergren bids.. Post
and Gough; formerly with Dr. 11. K. Morton.
BARTLETT. DR. C. GRANT, extracting speclal-
Ist: gas si'en. 2103 Flllmore, NW. cor Cal.
DR. R. L. WALSH. 872 McAllister, nr. Lacuna.'
Platinum fillings. 50c; crowns. $5; plates, 57. ..
C." W-- RICHARDS. D. D. S.. 203-« Central bldg.,'
: cor. Sutter and Polk. for. Mutual Bank bldg.
DR. W. A..- HAN£EN. formerly of-4.«W Eddy,
, ; now with Dr. G. I. Drucker, 141+ Butter. st -t
HILL. DR. LUDLCM. 1443 Market St.. now. at
432 Webster st.. near Oak; gas given.
DR. J. J. LEEK, formerly 112«t Market, now
524 Valencia St.. bet. 10th and 20tn.
; DR. KNOX. dratlst. 1613 FUlmor* sC; all work
. Brst clasw; prteea low. . - . .
DR. IRA G. . LE£K«-*AU kinds of dental work.
515 Fllhnore St.. near Oak. \u25a0 ;
RAYMOND D. CASTLE, dentist. 2015 ffolsoui
st.. cor, lgth. - .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
ATJTOMOBILIS9
AUTOMOBILES for everybody.
Wlnton 4 eyL: finest condition; snap: $900.
Ford, 3 cyl.: detach, tonnean; fine; »400.' \u25a0-'
Reo rnnsbont. top. Jnmp *e*t: bny $450.
PHOKNIX AUTOMOBILE EXCH.\NGE. :
'45th St. , and. San - Pablo -At*.. Oakland,
From S. F.. Key Route to 40th and San Pablm
MY '08 Reo runabout Is for sale; it has a fln»
top,* back ' aeat • f or 2 more persona, i search-
light on the dash. 2 front gaslighrs; tires In
nice condition; engln* strong, and car wilt
carry 4 people anywhere. Inquire for MR.
SAMSON at 4403 San Pablo aye., Oakland. \u25a0
FOR sale — Automobile: 1907 Old-imoblla; used 1
month: Includes extras and 9173 fine top: m-i-
\ . chine In Al condition; 'reason for selling, hay*
purchased "07 American Mors. Call or address
City Hall - Anto Co.. 66 Fulton st. ; phon*
Market 2352. : :
M. L. WILBERT A SON. 13th and Miaston sts.
7 Antomoblle. repairing m all Its branches '.only.
Crst-elasa mechanics employed, and work gnar-
anteed. Tel. Market 1031. .
A FOUR-CYLINDER. sM» entrance tonrtoir Mr. Z
' Al condition. $650; 1907 touring car.' $1350t
and wreral other bargains. RENSTROM CO..
. 424 Stanyan \u25a0 st. \u25a0 • ': -
RENSTROM GARAGE. 424-434 Stanyan: phon«
: Park 476. AntomobUes bought, sold, repaired;
...soppHea: touring cars for hire at all honrs. .
R. H. MORRIS— AUTO BROKER. : v
675 36th St., Oakland. CaL
' V . < Phone Oakland .4562. "
1906 WHITE steamer, good as new. $2000; all
complete: os«d , only 4 - months. Inquire 1337
Bash St.. rooms 114-119. \u25a0 .
PULLMAN automobile on exhibition at . th«
•alesroom of th« FRANK O. RENSTROM CO..
424 to 44ft Stanyan st.
LILIKNTHAL BRO-. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR.
ING. Sl7B 21 ST ST.. NEAE MISSION. .- TEL. '
MARKET 832.' . ' : . '.-..\u25a0
'06. PACKARD for sale. Room 2. FOlmor* blo^k.
'\u25a0 1031 Flllmore. St., bet. McAllister and Golden
'.'\u25a0 Gate aye. J . - -....\u25a0 '-..' -- \u25a0
AUTOMOBfILE repairing: «tor»«e battery cbJir?- ..
\u0084 Ing.* repair Ing. I. L. Do JONOH. 446 yntton.-
RELIANCE AUTOMOBILE CO.. 347 Fulton «t.;
". garaging, and; renting: repairing of all kteds.
SAN FRANCISCO VULCANIZING CO..' i 423
\u25a0• Valencia st. Anto tire repairing onr spectaltr.'
See Pages 12 and 13 for Addi-
tional Classified Ads
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