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California Fifth in Rank Among
Copper Producing Localities
Vast Deposits of Red Metal Extend Over
I;-: Mountain Ranges for Great Distances *
: " ".:. -falifornia takes flfth^)lace as a pro-;
: r2uv-er of copper in the United States.
".. ~- ie United States geological survey
• has. issued figures for the year 1906
: which makes this tact clear. The order
1 of states in copper production is as
•.follows: Montana. Arizona, Michigan,
•: Utah. California, up to the fifth place.
.= "Beyond that the annual production fall*
\ per state ynder 20,<?00.000 -pounds of fine
":. _ topper per annum and 60 is inconsld
\u25a0^ierahle and of little Interest in the
.: " patter of the race for precedence.
;. I- Last year, so the yeolog^cal survey
< sf.Cs, Montana, ArJzona and Michigan
, were Quite close together In production
.:' <3f the red metal. The record of th«s«
• ,Etat« -wasa follow*: Montana, 283,
,..455,517 pounde; .Arizona, 262,566,103
. "iioyndsj ilichigan,- 229,(595,730 : pounds.
\u25a0: . Uta.h'B production \rats C 0,329,119 pounds
• fine, California mado a record of 28.
•J5«.202 -ponrtiz. The present year irlll
probably roak« a nvuch larger record
for this ~atat«. Th«# development of
. the copper Jndnetrr In the northern
countiM ftf Calliomia.: and especially in
Bhfcsta. county. pronsi*es,,.to be very
:. large.--. •'\u25a0\u25a0";\u25a0-\u25a0 La r-.l -.: ,';.:.•
Old si3>lterß- arer^i enlarged. •- New
' smelters bt "«n6rrho'uV capacity are In
• erection.-. Rallrofiiis ere ia construction
to eery« th« needs' of mines and smelt
ers. New copper- deptjslts of large
: . promise, continually ar* being discov
ered. . Arizona Is second in rank of
\u25a0 pro-fluctioa Jn.the United States and is'
but 2O,*0O;0(Wt- pounds behind Montana
in production for 3 906; -California pro
duced more copper than Alaska; Colo-.
' rado. Idaho, arid. Nevada combined. Its
tdvaaecciect,.a-» _ a ' copper producer is
seemingly limited only.- -by the amount
of . capital' that can »'be Induced to in- ,
vest ln # lts copper mines and prospects.
A map has been issued by the state
. mining bur«au that shows that Califor
nia has copper in - a -majority of its
counties in commercial- Quantities. The
red metal has been mtned in earnest
in. few, counties. Copper belts hsA-e
been tracedVla the north and in other
\u25a0 parts of the .state. .As- Arizona has
': not only caught up with but actually
surpassed Micbigatf in th« race for
' second place es a copper "producer, so
California, outstripping other coast
territory, with the exception of Arizona,
in present production, will undoubtedly
within a few years, with due devel
opment. Judging from the product from
: relatively small operations, be near ori
at the head of copper producing states.
WESTEHV PRODUCTION"
•'•". The production of copper in the
United States in 1906 was 506.591,547
pounds -f.ne, of which the five states in
."the lead are to be credited with 554,-
pounds. Tskir-it another view
of the case, it is found that the country
WCMbi&t tbe Rocky mountains producer,
r.ut of the total of 5>06,5&1,547 pounds
. pcoredited to the entire country, the;
iarge showing of 643.091.65 l pounds, j
None of the country represented in this
a:ea ha* been fully developed as a cop
per producer. i»*>ast of all proportlon
' **«tely. in reference to its known copper
area, has California been developed.
\u25a0 .The figures for Pac'.flc coast territory
'proper may be given here for the local
\u25a0interest that they contain. Alaska in
ISO 6 produced 5.655.646 pounds. Cali
fornia 25.15*,;«'»2. Nevada 1,090,635, Ari
zona 562.566.103. Oregon 552.209. Utah
*" ."rt,S2P.IIO. .Idaho 5,575.046,
rfo,sr3.
t; A yesr has broygrht great prospects
to C&lifornta as a copper field. In addi
tion to the dev4lopnients v and actual
mining operations in ifhasta asd Trin
ity counties, the discoveries In Inyo
county have added largely to the pos- J
sfbilities of the production of red metai j
!n this state/which now has an annual
mineral output of Bomethlr.g lil:e 545r
000.000 annually, with a. greater di
versity of mineral products than any
other state in the union and with ca
pacity for vastly Increasing its pres
ent sivowiifg.
The figures of copper production -for
the year 1905' only emphasize the geri
vraily hopeful View that has been taken
of California by tbe state mining bu
reau. In estimating the accuracy of
the preceding remarks about the pos-,
Fibilities for California as a miner of
the red metal that is indispensible for
the electrical Industry, attention Is
called to some statements' that are con
• tamed in a copper resources bulletin
• -that has been issued-, by State Min
eralogist A'-ibury. This was written in
"1902 and must be revised to bring It up
'to the scope of territory that later dis
coveries have established, but It still
; !has Indications of great value in con
\u25a0 nection with . thp announcement that
•California. Jo' iyO6 bad the fifth place
: : f-or copper. -^
i . COVEn "WIDE AREAS
• "California"* copper deposits." re
• ports Aubury, 'have a. remarkably wide
-"distribution, -being scattered over the
' length and .breadth of the state and
. occur fn practically oil of its 57 coun
/.'t-les. Thousands c-f deposits- have been
: subjects of mining locations at different
times aud.' hundreds have yielded at
• least a few tons of 'merchantable ore as
.a result of superficial prospecting.
• There is.hardly a county In the etate
:\u25a0 that hzs act made somd small contribu
• tloa to th* copper. supply.
"The deposits of economic Importance
•«*• mainly, concentrated in certain
"• "helts end districts. -For comenJence
"the copp*r deap*lu are grouped.here
' with ln J four-* grecgraphlcal divisions.
\u25a0 Shasta county, : the Coast range., the
: Sierra Nevada raTige and the general
"arid region of southeastern California. '
' Since thi« was written Siskiyou and
: Ttlnity counties' In the north and Inyo
\u25a0 county -'tyi tha - cast have: come into
• rirominenfee by reason .of copper dis
.• cox-eries- . : •
" Of the copper l>elt in one- county,
•" 'Shasta, Aubury reports as follows:
: . -Here is a -series *of copp-fer- deposits
. forming' a" curved belt 'nearly SO miles
long and,; a '.copper - district that; m-ust.
" rank soon *with the few great lndivld
- ual:copt>i?T district* .ot.- the! world."
Th* Sierras, which.liave yielded rich
' ly in gold, jaJss .have ; a great. copper
belt. Of thia. Aubury says:^. "On the
' ' western elope.-of tlie Sierras is A copper
';' belt^wblch -in. territorial xnagnituxle is
.not rivaled in the world. H«re is an
!: almost^. continuous series of Copper de
'positß 'etretcblrig'. north- and "south for
about 400 miles. In this belt the prin
cipal copper mines of the state in for
" tner year» -were developed. and along It
the"re will toe developed many producing
copper mines In the future."
'.• Then there is a copper belt in the
coast rzftige; which is manifested for a
;'"d.istance of £06 milts. The deposits of
:• the Coast range. '"with the exception of
•• sorr.e mices In Del - Norte county.
EC WILSON
; :. Stocks and Bonds
Kesber (Stock and Boad Exchange. 4SB Cali-
\u25a0•rcrtia «t- Plioce Teraporary 615.
*' " MemVr San Franctaca Mining Exchange.
ASSAYING -ORE TESTS
. KING
METALLURGICAL LABORATORY .
S. C Cor. 24 and .Minna St», S, P.
whence ore was shipped 40 years ago,
have been developed only superficially.
"Surface Indications," says Aubury,
"point to the widespread existence of
cupriferous veins of sufficient size and
value to warrant development and the
expectation that this great mineral re
gion will include profitable' copper
mines among its Industries.. '-.-
"Many copper deposits are scattered
widely throughout southern California,
especially through the desert region
of the sou then stern part of the state.
These deposits much resemble those of
Arizona In their character."
nECEXT DEVELOPMENTS
In connection with . this generally
engrossing subject of California cop
per sons* extracts from- local papers
axe herewith published to • show the
course o( copper discoveries In th«
past few weeks: ; - *"!r^-J-» \u25a0* !^'
"Senator Abner Weed of Siskiyou
' county, 1 says the Miner TranscHptT'is
opening up, with his associates, a
prospective copper, property near Hap
py Camp in Siskiyou county. Explora
tion and development In, western and
northern Siskiyou Indicate that a very
Important field - will ultimately be
•epened in this part of the state. It
Is. rery probable that the district lying
between Preston peak and tha head
of Little Joe creek is all prospective
copper territory and a .great deal of
prospecting- and development will be
attracted into; this district." \u25a0"' : "\u25a0
. The- Sacramento Union says: '"'A new
copper camp 25 miles northeast of- Bodie,
Mono county, has cgme into promi
nence" through the operations of the
Lilian B. copper company and also the
Excelsior. Mountain copper company,
which has refused- $500,000 for their
holdings. Sulphide ore has been dis
covered in this district running 1 as high
as $500" a ton." "' " • . '
The Sacramento Bee says: . "M. E ; .
Guyot, manager of the California and
Massachusetts \ copper company.- which
is developing &- big copper project in
the Tonhead country "in western Te-'
harna county, states that the company
plans to be producing copper within
a year." '
The Treka Journal says: -'L. D. Ball
of the Salmon river mines in Siskiyou
county is developing- a copper prospect
about 12 miles from Weed. The" ore of
the prospect carries copper principally,
but gives some good returns in gold. It
Is reported that a large vein has been
located and a prospect shaft sunk 75
feet, and work is still progressing." .
C. D. Calvin has purchased for Helnze,
so it is reported, 60 copper mining
claims in Plumas county, in the' Gen
esee district, near the line of tha West
ern Pacific railroad, for $200,000. \u25a0\u25a0
The Redding Searchlight save that
work has been begun on a railroad to
I the Golinsky copper mine near Kennet
; over a rough mountain. The work was
; started as the result of dispatches ask
! ing that it be rushed to allow the ship
ping of ore within 30 days. The Golin
sky mine is reported by the Searchlight
to contain the highest grade copper in
Shasta county. Tho mine is adjacent
to rhe Mammoth mine.
Seattle Selections
First race— -Rarataß, * Bobby
Sbaf to. Mphtly.
Second rncr— Glendrnnlngr, Tra-,
motor, \un'i Veilinjf. \- . -
Third race — Cbolk - Hedrirfc,
Kudabrk, X«-a t on*. .
Fonrib race— Lem Reed, Sahara,
Toolc -4 :';\u25a0',; V • .:
. Fifth race— Dave W>£er, Alta
nrro. Wimple. ; : . :\-
Sixth race Colonel Bronston,
Salable, Mis» Mar Bovrdlsih. . :
s>vemb race— Mlsty's ' Pride,
Speaker Foataaa, Columbia Girl.
Seattle Entries
FIRST RACR—FiT* fcrloags: telltcg: „
ISM Ro*e H.f 111} 1504 Frixell ......;lOC
1533 Bobbgr Shaito.lll 15S0 St. Doreen UA
1.%38 Star of Tez&s.lllj 15S8 Bara tan" -..../. 108
1542 Sightly 11l :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0
SECOND RACE— Six ferfoegs: Kelllng:
1519 El Chlbcahna.lOdj 1530 Glecdenning ..105
1530 Ero Pyro 10S( 1545 Trantftor ....*, 106
1407 Watchful ....10SJ 1510 Nun's Veillng.los
1530 Alice Carey.. .lOsj 1548. Agnola ....... .100
1530 Last F«ustu*. los 1543 Sorie Gregg.. loo
1009 Manila. 6.....105| B*d-Parkl2»on.l(;3
THIRD RACE — Six furlongs : telling:
1518 Search Me .. »112j(154i>)N>atne«s .109
1545 -itKlce 112) 1548 Belte Kioaey..lo3
«SSS»Ch. He<lrlck..ia9l 1511 Mischief .....108
<1527)"Oudabek .....1091 1543iBaraolette ...10&
1545 Elia Klrrg ...10»j 1545 Sup.- Court ...105
1511 Sn. Wedding. lO9|.l4Sl Dr. Rowell ..104
FOURTH RACE — Mile 'and 50 yards; selling
1541 Lent Reed 106 1377 Martinmas ; ...104
10S1 Rotrou .105 1454 Sahara .......104
1541 Tonic 104 1533 Ishtar 104
1533 Gorgalete ....104 1523 Talemoa ;.;.. 98
FIFTH.BACE— MiIe and 60 yardi: stllln*: : ;
1452 Serwi-8e115...112j 1644 Ilunero .....10S
J6lB Alt* Spa ....109 1544 La Rose 105
1546 Dare Weber. '.lo9 1505'Tetanns 104
1.137 Derdom 109 1524 Bsxtlni 100
Us46)Wimp!e .100| 1550 Hlpoteca .:... 95
1540 Lucky Lad ...109j 1522 Aaopiu .......100
PIXTH RACE — Mile aad a sixteenth; selling:
1533 Lone Wolf ...109 " 1520 Bcnar 10$
(151DS&laMe i.109| 1520 CoL Jewell .. .105
1527 Caroburn ....109i 106S Iras '../..... .lUS
ICIS Dewey .....:lOS 153« Col. ll re m ton. 105
(15231/erudlia ;:...105(l526)Mi<!ni6nt .....10$
- 1538 The Captain. .105J 1033 11 M Bwdlrt.lOi
• SKVENTH RACE^FIre forlong*:
149T R. Otl Mundo-110 (14?5)Chlcorka Maid.lo7
(l»47)M<»ney Mu*s..lo7 1529 Peih&ta 107
1324 Misty* Pride. lo7 1523 Meada ....;.. 107
1529 Banpocal- 107 1540 Etbel Der ...107
154S Spkr.Focuaa.lo7 1555 Bornlng Bush. lol
.1539 Columbia Girl. lo7 1549. May Pislc 101
MO.VTREAL . ENTRIES
First race, six furlongs— Ben Strong 99, B»e
By« II 81. A!l«lon;»l, Dr. 3. F. Altken .01;
Paul Clifford 110, Tetneralre 97. Lee Harrison 09,
WaJmsb S& M». Berk 83. Old Colony -95, Botan
ist 101. Royal Onx* 101, . Prince Brutus 112,
Curler Way 105. ", f - - ;
/ Second - race, mile and- an eight, selling — King
of tbe Valley 100. Henry O 100, Rolia 101. Peter
Knlgfct . 101, Dick Redd 104. Excitement 10e,
Corirt Martial 10S. NeUie Burn 98. ;. ; - '
Third race, fire and a half furlongsVha'isdlcap—
Fare SS. Montclalr , 9«, Mystlfler 104,'BalU 10«,
Toby 10S. Tenancy by Courtesy 110, Ban
yan 113. ,
Fourth' race, one. 1 mile, htndlcap — Ballot Box
W5, Niblick M, Posing 98. Earl Rogers «3. Or--
Bi('=".e> Right 104. Pantou&e 105. George S. Da
rJs 105/ Rio 'Grande ill, Polly Prim 116, Sir'!
Edtvard 117/ - - -- . ";
. FlftJj race; Montreal steeplechase, about two j
mlle«— The Cfcef 142, Woe4btne 147, Knobbamp
ten 152. Cardigan 152/ "Bonfire 152, SaKlce.Js2.
Pioneer 152. Bally CasUe 152, J G C 152, Lester
L. Haymaa 142. - , . :.,
Sixth race, fire . furlongs, selling— Eonlte' 93.
Orc&a 99. Goes Fast 102. Senator Beckbam 103.
Orot* 100, ' Soptomcre IOC,- Altaf Boy 107. Tom ,
Shaw 108, Edlns. 109. \u25a0 \u25a0-•
MO VTREAL SELECTIONS
\u25a0 By tbe New York Telegraph."
First race — Trratncraire. Royal Onyx, Prince
Brntus." . - - - . - .
Second race — King of the Valley, Henry O,
Excitement. . - ; .
• Third \u25a0 race— Tenancy by Courtesy, Uncle. Toby.
Mystifler. -
Tourth race^ — George S. Daris, Rio Grande
Wa in wrlght entry. - .-'.--,
Fifth race— Pioneer, Knobhampton, John G.
CaTinagb. ,r, r - -r . -
Sixth race—Goes Fa»t. Oroba. Eonile.
DOG BITES PAlMTEK— Oakland. Sept.. B.—
Pete niguer|. a painter. . living . at . 715 . Clay
street, - complained , at tbe recel ring hospital . fhat
be : bad ; bad * otrrfiw , escape : from being . ea ten
by a large bulldog whlcb he encountered In Went
Oakland. An \u25a0 \u25a0 examlns tlon . rerealed \u25a0a " small
jranctured wound 'on bis j left '\u25a0. knee, \ which ' was
CEuierUed and ansuA. :*WM!JHßMß^s^^Jgg
THE ;SAN FRANCISCO CALL; MONDAY. SEPTEuMBER 9^ ;i9o7^
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Texan -Encounters Fierce Hurricane on
Way Prom Hilo to Saliria Gruz :
The steamship . Texan, which : arrived
here yesterday, had 5a5 a terrible experi
ence in a hurricane on its < way. ; from
HIIo to this port. For- 36, hours the
vessel wae hove to, while ' its decks'
were swashed 1 with I enormous seas,
which threatened to- send the great
freight carrier/ to the bottom of . the
ocean. Every .room In the ship was
flooded, and Its starboard cutter,* No. 1
was. torn away from its ; lashings and
carried Into the sea • and ; lost, while
cutter No. S was literally, smashed to
pieces. "\u25a0\u25a0". .',\u25a0"?"
-..The storm broke suddenly on- the
vessel July 21, when -it- was out about
four days from Hllo.on the way to Sa
llna Cruz. The fury of the gale hit the
steamship .' with- tremendous ;r; r force.
Captain Hall said that when the hurri
cane struck the vessel \it seamed to
come from-e\*ery quarter of the "com
pass. * the gale "commenced in
the. early part -of the day, •; it' did not
reach its t height :-. until .8 -o'clock' at
night. At that time the wind was blow-
Ing at the rate r of 100 miles;, an! hour.
The' big vessel was tossed about like a
cockleshell, , while great -waves . thun
dered upon , its "decks,;; Captain Hall
fo-und it- imposslhla to inake % any .head-r
way, .and lsinip!y,- endeavored I to -Ikeep
the - ship \uhder. steering", way.',' ;In the
height of thefrury of the 'gale. -a. huge
mountain -of "water; struck th"e T fchip and
swept , a;iseaman""over*.lo . £4et'V along
th*»deck of the "vessel^- ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0" :\u25a0-:*\u25a0 : '
""This Sam smashed the. 'door
of Chief Engineer Cristie 'and .hurled
him^to'the" lower : dedk:..The v cb)it*nts
of Cristle's room 'were swept overboard.
\u25a0Nearly -.every -berth onSthe was
torn loose. In the* fury -of-; the. "storm
the wheelh.ojise;Was ,flooded~wl~thl water,
th c "s teampipeg \ ihat'- : wofked \ th'eT wind -
lass were torn away and -the, starboard
\u25a0rails were 'torn;' r . /--*•" \" - *.
.'^The frame' movable
gangway was wrenched from its? fas
tenings and thrown on .-itop. jof .the
englneroom skylights.": The gale began
In longitude' 118 degrrwesf and; latitude
20 deg v ; north- ".'"*;.-', '. V s " ** "., .>"- ; V:4-"'',':'-." '',':'-. ,
. . The Texan : was' 14 days' making the
run from Sallna Crus and 42 hours from
San Diego. It brings a cargo; of/gen
eral..merchandise of 5,000 tons,' qf. which
half wlll.be discharged' here and the
balance will go to Seattle and Taeoma.
...-.-. . t; , /pick Up I,ao««ir .-*-:;:\u25a0.\u25a0-. . :
The tug Pilot -picked/ up' a small
launch about 4 miles off the heads yes
terday and towed « lt Into r.port; a r The
launch was about 20 feet long. :>. lt was
being tossed about -by the' waves and
' was in danger of turning turtle.' There
was no. name on the. craft" or anything
; in it to indicate its ownership.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north by
sea yesterday amounted to -2,010,000
feet. The steamer.3runswlck brought
355.000 feet,' steamer Sea Foam .'210.000
feet,' steamer National City 75, 000> feet,
steamer Ravalll SOO, OOO feet, steamer
Scotia 240.000 feet and the -Htejtmer
South Coaßt 200,000 feet.. '
Cincinnati Off Port
The U. S. cruiser Cincinnati is ap
proaching the. harbor. All day yester
day the vessel' was sending in r wireless
messages, but "the, full purport of their
meaning could not be construed by. the
station at Terba.Buena.;*.The substance
of the various messages as far. as* they
could "be 'made out was' that all on
board, were well and that the, ship ex
pected to reach port today.
BoliuC. Wood Arrives
• The barge Rufus C Wood -arrived in
port yesterday in tow of the '-^ steam
BCho.oner,- Ravalli. It will- remain^in
port until the steamer Francis XL:"-Leg
gett-arrives.from the south, when-the
Leggett will take the barge and- tow it
to Port LOs \u25a0 Angeles. \u25a0' '-;\u25a0. ; : ' •- » .- '
Cravrds .- TUIt \ Cruiser
The U-hited States protected: cruiser
St. Louis was the. cynosure of all eyes
on the bay, yesterday- and from early,
morn until late at. night "was crowded
wlfh sightseers. The "launches along
the' front did a thriving business, car
rying: the crowds to and fro.y -
' VilU Be, Raised , Today /* .
\u25a0The Pacific -,Mail. : steamship^Acapulco
may. be raised. today.'- The*; pumps will
be put to work./, at ' daybreak j'ahd by,
night Whitelaw^^expects -to ."have the
vessel straightened -up/- alongside the
dock/ '*' * : V r ;* : ? \u25a0'\u25a0;,*'::•\u25a0\u25a0 '*--''-}"r-\
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
SAN" PEDRO, Bept. ; - 8- — The. sfe'am ; schosner
Samoa. Captain Madsen. fonr days from Caspar,
ria .Sao Francisco, : arrlre* to port» today with
600.000 feet of lomber. "--The steam : schooner
Alcatraa, Captain v Kred«rkk6on. v Irom- - Union
Landing, arrited . today wltb a lumber cargo- The
Steam schooner . Despatch.; CapUln-^ Hansen. fire
daj-« from Eureka, rla S*fl -Francisco, tras an
other "lumber i arrlTal t here S today. •, " It brought
WiO.OOO feet of lumber • for.. O» /Angeles firm*.
Ttw steamer Coot Bay. Captain I Zen.r departed
today . for San Francisco," Tlft-.way,* ports, with
paisengers and freights. The schooner . Norelty,
11 days from Coon Bay with, a cargo of lumber,
anehorefl In tbe outer harbor today. v" " -\u25a0 - . .* J
ASTORIA. Sept. 8. — The steam schooner 3: B;
SUtson finished -loading ~at the' Tongue : Point
mills and sailed this afternoon 1 tor San \u25a0 Fran
cisco. ''\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 T'- 'Z c -,•\u25a0•-.-.-'"" : \u25a0 - ; " -
Tte \u25a0 stea*" schdocer . Excelsior • with 540,000
fftet of . lumber loaded at Portland- for San
Francisco went to sea today. ;'\u25a0' .- '---^
The oil targe Roderick Dhu,. ln tow of tbe tug
Defiance, arrHed from 'therrlTer today and
ealltd for I'ortUar ford.. .--..;\u25a0 / ;•..;:. v
The steamer " : Alllacce • arrired • from ." Portland
today and s&lled for Cooa bay. This is tbe first.
trip of the restel since It was rammed by the
City of Panama at the mouth : of the Willamette
rlter MTersi- weeks ago. '•" •- :'.—*. .."•'.\u25a0 : "
After dlscliarslng a partial cargo of " coal here
tbe -bark Colonel - Ville Maruiel left • today for ,
Portland where It will finish discharging.' ' ,
The, barkentlne Wrestler which arrlTea yester
day was towed. up the rlTer* today, to load lum
ber for CalUornla/'v * ." -- -/ --^
* Tbe schooner I Transit has I been ! shifted "to the
Tongne Point mill .where It will load lumber
for California/ "; ": •\u25a0 / \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ••" ; - f
.TraTel and freight ."burlness Is 'eicepUonally
heavy ca til ' the -. rirer * steamers. 'At: all ; tho
docks reports tre ; made - that * the - rlTer . boats
hare more offerings than they are able to handle.
The - ecboon«r Mabel '\u25a0 Gale - is -. due from San
Pedro -to load at 'the Knappton -mills. / It . win
c«rry 600.000 feet of lumber for San Francisco. ;
. Tbe-»chooti#J";W. :.F.'.'Garms*:ls on Its way to
Knappton from . San Pedro and ; fsMue tqarrlre
in about aweek.; It; wUl load 1.0C0,00a-feet O f
lumber for Sydney, N.-S.l-W.* I"- '>*\u25a0 .:/":. .
; Attbocgh \ the ' work of .. the public ; health . and
raarlne'' hospital serrlre\ has-been •> augmented
I greatly ' since \u25a0 the orders ; were/ issued : concerning
i the fomigatlon \u25a0 and ißspectton ' ot : ressels .- enter
; Ing 'this - harbor, and learlng, , the ' business « has
I been nystemstiied to such an extent that' there
Is little <UffeTence_noted.--i Vessels are entering
&nd leatlng without delsy.
Arntr Trannport •
Tbe-Barnside is at Seattle." -
; .The • Bnf ord sailed ; from Honolulu for Manila
Antrust -26.* »*.r* \u25a0 "\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0.-'.'\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0' \u25a0:\u25a0"\u25a0- \u25a0*-"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0: ' *\u25a0 \u25a0
~ The Crook sailed August 20 from Honolslu for
Manila^ \u25a0*- -\u25a0 = -, / *- ." * •;/:*\u25a0- \u25a0* .-.';-\u25a0\u25a0 -
The KllpatrJck \% at Newport News, Va. .
The Dix left Honolulu August 21 for Manila.'.-'
Tha Logaa arrited September 1 at Manila.
\u25a0- "ihe Meade : Is at : New. York.' -Out : of > commis
sion. * T: *sWi&3UW*iS!JS^^l3fe**9S s «lS^^ffira9*3y%»s
The Ingslls Is at Newport News. Va. -
- :. The Sheridan iis at \u25a0 Mare : island - undergoing
repairs. ..,.\u25a0'' : " " ; - \u25a0 " ". \u25a0 '\ .
\u25a0 The - Sherman, homeward boend. arrlred at
Honolulu Saturday, and : Is ; expected to leave
today for "this "'port. . ' -
Thomas ;• is :In port ,'anfl * sails "„ today i for
Manila. \u25a0\- . ::'\u25a0: '-.-'-- -'-\u25a0 '"\u25a0--,- ; ,. -- *
. The Warren - sailed : August - 15 from . Honolulu
for Manila; ~l®£gß£gm!Bre''^:--~ l ®£gB£gm!Bre''^:--- *••''.
Norwejrian ? b«rk? Onlana,*=foutf l73£<lajsSfroiri
Mobil*. \ tat • B«bl* 81«nc»;'.75 - per • etmt.
\u25a0'\u25a0 Britlsb \u25a0 bark 5 Crotwlagton, g out 5 143 i ilaysV from
laolqae,'- Cor: K«lm<mtH,;6;per'cent. * .:.. "\u25a0:\u25a0,.-\u25a0
The ;: Overdue* ; Lint
Weather Report
United State* Department ~of x Agriculture —
Weather Burean, San Francisco. Sept. 8. 1907. '
RAINFALL. DATA
Past S«-asonsl Nor
1 Statlont— . 24 hours, to date. maL'
Eureka '. 0.00 . . 2.6S 0.34
Bed Bluff ..:..~. ...... 0.00 T. *-.'\u25a0 0.10
Sacramento ...:.....' O.OO ... 0.00 - 0.05
Mount Tamalpa is ..;. 0.00 'O.IS -0.04
San » Francisco ...... 0.00 - 0.13 - 0.01
Sin Jose ....;....... .0.00. *- 0.06 ' 0.00
Fresno .....'.... ;.... 0.00 - T. ,0.00
Independence - \u25a0 .".'...' i'.'" 0.00 :'-*" *•- T. :': ' 0.00
Ban-Luls Oblspo. .'. : 0.00 - 0.08 000
Los Angeles ...„.:.. 0.00 ' 0.00. 0.00
jSan Diego.. . . 0.00 . -.0.03 '.'• 0.00
,\u25a0: -•' c \u25a0 *. *»\u25a0\u25a0' '<\u25a0 a-- •-< - ; -.. i
-\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0 /?".: ." 3 r,; = \u25a0.. JT \u0084g- ..£•\u25a0
STATIONS % H : ,f «E
'"\u25a0 /-' :. j T i \u25a0'0
Baker ........30.16 78 43 NW Clear .00
Boise 30.12" SO 48 NW. Clear ' .00
Eureka ....... 30.08 ss „' 62/ W Cloudy .00
Flagstaff ... ..29.92 78 .'. NE Clear .00
Fresno - . '.'. 29.514 P6 \u25a0- 55 SW" Clear ".<*)
Independence ..29.92 90.54 SE ' Clear .*)
LOl AngclM ..2C.52 SS MSW Clear .00
Modena .....:. 29.M . 54 ".". . . B Pt.Cldy .00
Mt. Tamaljrals. 29.o9^ M 68 SW Clear .00
Norths Head \u0084 : .30.00 86 756 .; NE< CJear '.00
Phoealx' ;..:2».70 lOfl ,70 'SW Clear .00:
Pt. Reyes LlgUt2o.fis 65; 52 NW Cloudy .00
Portland \u25a0•-\u25a0...,.. 29.98 90 62 E Clear - .00
Bed Bluff ...... 2U.56 &2. 04- SB." Cloudy .00
Eeno ........ '.29.96 58 4S NE \ Clear .00
Roseburg ......29/90 03 ..' X - Clear .00 :
Sacramento 1.. .29.58 «2 56 SW • Pt.Cldy .00
Salt Lake ....SO.fcfl '7B : . . .NW dear .00
San. Diego ...-.29.84 74 62 XW Clear -. .00
San Franclsco.2o.93 62 &4 SW Pt.Cldy .00
S»n Jose ..-.;. 2P.5G 74 ... XW Clear .00
San Luis 0b15p029.9S 72 W5 W Clear .00
8. E. Farallon..2s>.{i9 57 54 XW • Cloudy .00
Seattle ./..... .30.10 S2 58 X Clear .00
Spokane -...r.:. 30.22; 80 48 X • : Olear .00
Tonopah ' /..'..- .29.94 84 .62• XW • Clear ''- .00
Walla ....... .50.10 £4 . ...S ---"\u25a0 Clear " .00
Wlnnemucca . .30.08 S4 '4S NE ", Clear ; .00
Imnt...-...- 29.C0 112 ,70 XW Clear .00
" . *.:*.* , SYXOPSIS ~ \u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0---.\u25a0\u25a0
' The pressure - 1» falling ' slowly oter the
northern half of the j Pacific elope. A moderate
warm wave lias appeared over. Washington and
Oregon.^ It' Is ' also somewhat \u25a0_ warmer- In . the
(treat valley " Of California. \u25a0=> Along ..the cosst~of
California \u25a0\u25a0 north of San Francisco- fog \u25a0 prevails
andttiinperaturps range from 55 to 60 degree*.
Xo rain Is reported ; at any station west of the
Rocky mountains. • -- - \u25a0 - .- \u25a0 .
.. . " FORECAST
„ For San Francisco and rtclnlty — Fair Monday,*
with 'fog In the morning and .at • night; light
west winds, becoming brisk, t .; J \u25a0
Santa Clara valley — Fair Monday; .light north
Winds. :""\u25a0-.' •\u25a0" \u25a0 \u25a0':'- 1 .-.-. r .
Sacramento .valley — Fair • Monday, continued
warm;: light south winds. \u25a0 -
San . Joaquln valley — Fair Monday, continued
wertn; light north \u25a0 winds. --• .
g Lee Angeles — Fair Bfonday; light west winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.*-
Movements of Steamers
TO ARRIVE
/>\u25a0 From . .*- ' :*** | Steamer : ,1 Due:
Portlmd & Attorla.... City of Panama Sept. 9
Afiacort *s '..: .'. Met«or '....::. Sept. 9
Portland t Astoria.... J. B. Stetson., fept/ 9
Hnmboiflt .. : ;:. North Fort ... Sept. 9
Hnmboldt ..j Eureka ....... Sept. 9
Ssn Diego & Waj;, Ports State 0f.Ca1. .. Sept. 9
f<aa Pedro .'.... Hanalel .......Sept. (*
Portland A War Ports. G. Wr Elder... Sept. 9
•Willapa Harbor .. D.. Mitchell '.i. Sept. 9
Portland & Attorla...". Northland •.•;.. (Sept- 10
Crescent 'City .... Del.Korte ... .{Sept. 10
Sao' Pedro \u25a0'...'. ........ Helena Sept. 10
Eel Hirer Ports Afgo ......... Sept. 10
Portland & Astoria. ... Xome City-.... Sept. 10
Grays Harbor *. Santa - Monica. . Sept. 10
Gray* Harbor *.. Centralla ...... Sept. 10
Seattle & Taeoma.... . Buctmaa Sept." 10
Puget "Sound Ports....'. Spokana ...:.. Sept. 10
Honolulu ............. Sierra - .... ,V. ; Sept. 1 1
Huinboldt". . : Pomona '".....; Sept. 11
San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay ..... Sept. 11
Portland- i A*tori».. .. Costa Blca .... Sept. 11
Point Arena dfc Albion.. Porno '«'.:..:...; Sept. 12
San Pedro ...n .•....."/\u25a0. F. A.' Kllburn: Sept. 13
Ran Diego k Way Ports' Santa ttosa .^.. Sept. 12
Cbiaa. & Japan. . . .-. . . .' Korea ........ Sept. 12
New York Tia Ancon.. City of Para... Sept. 14
San Pedro. ..v:....:..: G. W. - Elder..: Sept. 14
Puget Sonnd Ports.'.;;: City ot Puebla. Sept.; 15
Hllo ....... .......Enterprise- . Sept.' 15
Xew Yort tI» An«on.. Peru ....'. Sept. 15
: ..,. . . ./ TO SAIL s ~~~ "
- . . . DetUnatlon \u25a0 | . Steamer . . | Sails jPier
September 9—9 — ' "\u25a0\u25a0-, . . '\u25a0 j
OqulUe RlTer ........ Elizabeth .. 2 pm 16
Coqulll* RlTer ........ Monterey ... 12 m ....
Gray* Harbor/.......... N'ewburg ... X pel 10
Grays. Harbor ./...'.... Coronado ... 1 ptn 10'
Los Ac^eles - Ports. .... J..B.' Stetson 3pm 2
Pnget Sound Port*..;.. President .. 11 am 2
Astoria & Portland.... City Panama 11- am 24
Los Angeles Ports . G. TV. Elder 6 pm 13 .
September 10 — \u25a0 \u25a0 -. : -
Humboldt ..........— CJty Topeka. lO.SOa -9
I^os.Anfe'.es Port*.."... Nome City.. 10 am 1«
Los .Angeles: Ports..... H. Jlonlce... 1 pin 2
Willapa Harbor ....... Hclene ..... ..... ....
•" September 11 — '
Humboldt ..' North Fork.; 6pm 20 ;
Hiuab01dt ;.'.;..". ....... Eureka. .... 9 am 13
Point "Arena -......"..;. Spa Foam .. 4 ptn 13
l^>s Angeles Ports..... '\u25a0 Hanalel .... 4 pm 10
Tahiti ................ llariposa ... 11 am -7
September 12 — ' - ' / - \u25a0. •
San Pedro &Wajr. Ports Coos .Bay.. . 9am 11
E«l River Ports ... Argo ..,.:.. 9. am 10
San Diego &, Way Ports State of Cal 10 am U
China v& Japan..:."...*. H. K. Marti. } pm 42'
September 13— - ; .
Humboldt '........;... Pomona ....10.30a 9
Willapa Harbor .;./..'. D. Mitchell.. 3 pai 2.
September 14 — \u0084 " ! ' • |
Los Angeles Port*..... F.'Kllbnrn.. 4 pm 10
I Point Arena Ie Alhion.*. Porno ...... 6 pin 2
1 Honolulu "...;.'.:\u25a0...\u25a0..'\u25a0. Sierra ...... 11 am . 7
j Seattle 7 & Taroma..:.. Buckman' ... 1.30p 13
Portland &. Way -Ports. O. Vf. Elder 1.30p 13-
Puget" Sound > Ports. •".*. Spokane ... 11 am 0
Grays Harbor .:.....'.. Centralla- .. 4 pm 10 "\u25a0
Astoria ft Portland.... Northland .". 10 am 2
SeptemberlS — <.• <- \u25a0;- ) j • \u25a0 .:\u25a0-,/
Astoria \u25a0*;•'; Portland.. .. Coxta Rlea..|ll bio 21
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
, ' Destination :" ;r; r |\u25a0 ' ; Steamer - | Date
VaMez *: Reward......! Yucatan ; ...... Sept. 9
Nome A St. Michael.. . Mackinaw,..".;. Sept. 0
Skagn-ay & Way. Ports. Dolphin ....... Sept/10
Nome A St.jMlchael.:. Victoria ..../.. Sept. 10
Valde* & Seward."; •"• . . Portland . ;'. . . .-. Sept. " 10
Skagway & Way. Ports. Cottage City .. Bept. 12
Skagway & ,Way Ports. Farallon '...... Sept. 14
Nome & St. Michael... Hyades ......". Sept. 15
Valdec i Se ward .-.."...' Santa Clara ..*: Sept." 16
Ska?w«r. ; fc Way Ports. Dirigo ... .. r.". Sept. 17
Nome;& St.-MJchael./. Olympla ....:. Sept. 2ft
Valdezic Seward. :."..*; Bertha- ........ Sept/25
Nome Se. St. Michael. ...jLyra .....; Sept. 25
Son and Tide
United States Coast and Geodeth? Surrey—Time
and Heights of TMes at Fort Point.' For city
front (Ml.«glon street.wharf) add 25 minutes.
MONDAY/ SEPTEMBER 9•9 • ...
Sun rises ...,\'.~.:.s:4s|Sun. sets ':..".-;.....6:31
\u25a0* ITrmef.'"-* Time ""\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0>. Time • Timel
Sep j Ft;— Ft Ft Ft
:|L W).;-;;A.H-;W \u25a0-.- Lw| :, n -Wj .- /
9.. 6:l3|v 0.7 12:41 '5.2 0:31) -1.4 ..:.......
\ H W -L W HWJ L W
10.. O:S2 '5.0 6:48 1.2 1:05 5.2 .7:16 1.2
11.. -1:23 f.4.9 .7:24 5 1.5 1:81 5.1 8:05 0.9
12.. 2:25 -4.fi S:OS 2.0 2:05 5.1 S-.C2 0 7
13.. 3:35 .4.5/8:49 2.5 2:45 5.1 6:53 0.5
14.. 5:00 .4.2 9:35 2.7 3:37 5.1 10:59 0.4
15.". o:3* -4.3 10:41 1,3.1 4:43 .0.1..:.. .....
'\u25a0-i" L W H'-.W L W r .."; H W ..' '
16.. 0:111,0.2} 7:52 .4.4 11:5SJ : 3.2 6:00{- '5.2
-" U/ S.^ Briuich Hydrofrrnphlc Office :. -
*A 1 branch' 01--the-United-;States'\u25a0HTypographic
: Office, located,at*.the-Merchants'. Exchange,' is
inabUained. in. SaniFrancisco for the benefit of
m&riaers. without regard: to' nationality; and free
of expense. "~ Narifra tors |are. cordially InTlted | to
risi t * tbe' office. * where«complete - oets lof '* charts
and sail Ing? directions of the; world, are-kept at
band, for comparl*oa*aad,reference." and the.lat
est Information.can always be obtained.regarding
lights,'danger; tO;Barigation- and all matters of
Interest, to ocean'commerce. ;.-, <..
* ' J." G. J BURNETT/ .
/\u25a0; \u25a0" Lieutenant, U. S.';N.,-In Charge.
British shin Leicester out 159 • days
from Sallna Cms, • for Adelaid*. 10 ' per cent.
-'•\u25a0: British r ship ' Celtic : Chief, . out : 142 flays ; from
Han>barg,'for;llonolulur. 6 per cent: ' \u25a0
"• French out" 108 days from
Glasgow. ' for Seattl<v;B pcr *c«it. "' ? • ;
'\u25a0**-. French \u25a0 bark ; La\T»«r d'Aiiv^rgne, ' out -07 dajm
from Rochester^ for. San Frencisco, 1 - 8 per cent, r
'-- French • ship > Rene Kerviller,'; out 07- days froai
Hamburg, "foriStn'FranclS'to, -'8; per«cent. ii f \~<
;' French bark / Rochambeau, . ont ? 143 * days from
Rochenter, j for: San i Francisco,? 8 per cent. ' -
- \u25a0 British': ship .Jessomene,' out;' l3l, days' from
Wallaroo, f or. Kalmouth.- 10 per cent. „\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0-' '
Y British «blp Rajorc.-out 120 days from London;
for Ban; Francisco/ 6, peri cent. <•:. i*>; ' ,. .>-.\u25a0„-; ....?;.
L* ' Swedish , bark ; Rajore,; ont ' lftO : days from 1 Stat
tinr. for'SanjFranclsco.ilSper'cent. •
:~BrliUlj -bark X Simla, "out '. ISS : day* : from . Toft
Plrle, v for- F&lmouth, ;6-per:cent. - • :
SHIPPING' I\TELLIGE\CR
.. ' ARRIVED \u25a0 y
yMWW'y t '^r'PnnX lr P rl1 * nil1 * 11 ' ' September ' S.>.'
' Stmr Ma ndalay, Lofstrom, 00 hours from San
DlejO,' \u0084;' -:*'•.,-* \u25a0 .**: *_ * :•'• \u25a0*..?-:---: - * - \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0
CALIFORNIA FRESHMEN
TO OPPOSE BARBARIANS
First Important Rugby Con
test of This Season to
Be Played Today
William Unmack
. This season's first important Rugby
football match will be played at Berke
ley today, between the California fresh
nienjand the Barbarians. -Great inter
est centers; In the .contest and~ both
teams are confident as to the outcome.
In my estimation the freshmen have
a good : chance of winning, f It will be
a 'match'; of ."experience" versus "condi
tion." The I Barbaria.!* are all. experi
enced Rugby men,~but when it comes to
condition,; I' believe .'.the' blue and gold
boys have the- advantage, of their op
ponents.^ •,- \u25a0 / " : ." \u25a0" .- , 1 "--- * - :;*-
: Professor Jlayee, who Is attending to
the physical needs of th© football teams
at I the ., unlTersity this year, says the
freshmen will •go into the field in the
best" of; condition. Coach Taylor says
his: team;. will give Its more experienced
rivar a good . game. „ : *.-:. '^
The Barbarians will play the t four
three-quarter system and three men in
front of - the "Bcrunr; Its- team is as
follows: ' -.
- Fullback, Tledeman;"- three-quarters, Hutton,
Elliot Hyland. Pomeroy;. halves, Morris, Shank;
forwards, ~ Browne, Sands, Rltson, Wlnsor, Res
leure, Buckingham, Pomeroy, Price.
The final selection of the freshmen
team be left until - this afternoon,
when the choice will be made from the
following. player-** -
Pauly. Farmer. De" Golla. Sargent, Jordan,
High. Hendrickson, Munn, Elder, Hardy. Mc-
Carthy, Renouf , Smith, Dwiirglns. Snow, Hatch.
Jackson, Montgomery, Fredericks, Whltmore,
Bordwell. . ' fe^^i^a
;The'klckoff will take place punctu
ally at 3 o'clock. . ;
'YOUTH STHUCK B3i CAS— Oakland. Sept. 5.
M. L. Dlnkelapiel,' IS years of age, living at
1«5 San Pablo avenue, was standing on the In
side running board of a streetcar In Broadway
when : he was knocked off by, a car going In the
opposite direction near Eleventh street, shortly
after midnight. : He 1 sustained several aealp
woonds : and, a severe Injury to his left, side.
Stmr South Bay, Balvorsen, 40 hours from
San Pedro. • . •. . - .
. Stinr Santa Cruz, Hannah, 10 hoars from Mon
terey. \u25a0\u25a0".\u25a0•"•-.• /\u25a0. "• ;. ; .* \u25a0 • * :—: — *\u0084\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0..
.Stmr Coronado, Johnson, 38 hours from San
Pedro. '\u25a0\u25a0
Stmr City of Topeka, Nopander, 23 hours from
Eureka. .
Sttnr Gcalala, Kjellen, 14 hours from Point
Arena.:. ...
Stmr'. South: Coait. Paulsen, 18 houn from
Caspar. * • .
Stmr Brunswick, Ellefsen, 15 hours from Fort
Bragg.
- Stmr . Whltesboro,-Winkel, 18 hours from
Greenwood. -... .
-Stmr-Xatlonal. City,-Ellessen, 14 hours from
Fort Bra eg. *:. • , \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..- - \. x
Stmr Sea Foam, Miller, 13 hours'froaj Mendo
cino.-- -' \u25a0- -.: •" \u25a0- - .'* \u25a0
- Stmr Texan,-Hall. 11 from Sallna Cruz,
via San Diego 42 hours.
. Stmr Scotia, - Kelson, 15 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Colonel E. L. Drake, Bunting, . 3 days
from Seattle. .— , .
; Btmr Ravalli, Nelson.' 45 hours from Eureka.
"Schr Santiago,'Farley,' 12 hours from Monte
rey, in tow tog Relief. "
Schr Roy Somers, Soiland, 8 days from Grays
Harbor. -
Power schr Malolo, Johnson, £ days from Saa
Pedro. .-..._•\u25a0;• -
Barge Rufus E.: Wood, i Hanson. 45 hours from
Eureka, bound to. Port Los Angeles; put in to
await stmr F.. H. Leggett.'
SAILED
• !-i"! -i" ' Sunday, September 8.
Stmr Asuncion. . Bridgett, Ventura.
Stmr Arctic. Olsen, Fort Bragg. .
Stmr Maverick, Burtis, Ventura.
Stmr M. F.. Plant, Burtis, Coos bay.- . '
Stmr Helen P. Drew. Gundtrson, Point Arena.
Stmr Xevadan, Greene. Honolulu. >
•" Stmr Coqullle River, Sandberg. Fort Bragg.
Stmr - Qulnault. J ChrUtensen. Grays Harbor.
Ktrnr Santa Rosa,-Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr Curacao, Panlsen;. Guaymaa.
Schr Okanogan, Mather. Port Gamble.
Schr Santiago, Farley.-Monterey, in tow.of tug
Relief. -•; -\u25a0• •->•>-,; -\u25a0 * -•\u25a0 \u25a0 .
Tug Monarch, XleUon. San Diego." * -- \u25a0
:i. :-a r.*\u25a0 -\u25a0: - TELEGRAPHIC ;\u25a0 ,>' '
POINT-LOBOS.". Sept S. 10 p. m —Weather
foggy," wind west: velocity 8 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TOWNSEND—Arrived Sept 7—Ship William
H. Smith, hence Aug: 14.
Sailed Sept-8 —Schr Mindora, for Sallna Cruz;
bfctn Klikitat. for San Francisco. -
- = Passed * In - Sept B—Stmr Yoseailte, hence Sept
5,; for Seattle. -\u25a0 '
ASTORIA—SaiIed Sept B—Stmr Excelsior, for
San Franclrco; stmr Alliance, for Coos bay; schr
Roderick Dhu, In tow. of. tug. Defiance, for San
Francisco. \u25a0 - \u25a0-: '
PORT SAX LUlS—Sailed »fpt B—Stmr Argyll,
for San Francisco. *.
ArrivediSept -\u25a0 S —Stmr Santa Maria: barge
Thr«^. in tow of tug i Sea. King, hence S^pt 7.
POIXT LOBOS —Passed Sept B—Stmr8 —Stmr San Ga
briel, I from San Pedro, for Umpqoa river.
- SAXTA BARBARA—SaUed Sept,S—Stmr"Coos
Bay. for San Francisco. . '
SAN PEDRO—Arrived Sept B—Stmr Despatch,
from Eureka: stmr Aleatrai.. from Greenwood.
Sailed: Sept B—Scbr.C.S. Holmes, for Pugut
sound. --/ -... • -\u25a0 ' * .
POIXT LOBOS—Passed Sept B—Stmr Santa
Rita, from Port,Harford. for Portland. :
SEATTLE—Arrived Sept .B—Stmr City of
Seattle, from Skagway; atmr City of Puebla,
hence Sept 5. .':\u25a0•:\u25a0
' Sailed Sept 7 —Stmr - Northwestern, for Nome.
..HOQUIAM—SaiIed Sept 7—Schr» C. A. Thayer
and Sailor Boy, stmr-Svea. for San Francisco.
ISLAND \u25a0• PORTS . "V
-\u25a0 HONOLULU—SaiIed Sept B—U S" stmr Sher
man." for San Francisco. . .'
.Arrived Sept B—Bark S. C. Allen, from Eu
reka. .. \u25a0::\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 '\u25a0 -
. . FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA—SaiIed Sept 7—Stmr Spokane, for
San Francisco; Br ship Slieve Roe, for nitre
ports.
Memoranda
j
Tug Pilot, while cruising 4 miles oulslde tbe
heads this morning, picked up a gasoline launch,
about 20 feet long, and wwed it to tho city. \u25a0
" SIEETIXGS— Lods*II
KING SOLOMON'S chapter No. 85,
R. A. M... IT3O Fillmore st.
Mark Master df-jree THIS (MON-. \isfhvS
DAY) EVENING at- 7:30 o'clock. V^*'^
HARRY BAEHR. f£&3l
. Secretary. xxnam
ASYLUM of ; Golden \u25a0\u25a0 Gate \u25a0 commandery A * m
So. Ie, K. T., 2135 - Sutter St.— "Tnf.
Special assembly THIS EVENING at. • U3J .
8 o'clock." Rehearsals RedaCroes. All T-y-' 1 ':
'.fratera courteously iiiTlttflg -Br order of the
: conlmander. ' THEO. FRuLlCH.' Recorder.
KING SOLOMON'S lodge .*'.: No. . 260, •
F. & A/ M.V- 1T39 Fillmore : St. — No JfK
meeting THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. "Vfjy
.. UARRY BAEHR. /V^
, Secretary. /.T *
RICHMOND lodge No. 373, F. & A. M./ a>
, 4th ar. and Clement st. — THIS MON- - *\
DAY,; at 1' p. m.; first ; degree. -/; At ,'Vrty
2:30 second decree, and 7:30 p.' m.' /Vy\
.third degrfe.vH. FOURNESS. Sec/-:'--/.; V A
OFFICERS "\u25a0 and • member* \u25a0 of • Alta ' • f^Sjnfi' .
- lotlpe No. 205; I. O. O. F. are jfzfrjSa!t£s&.
hereby notified to attend the tn-
' neral \u25a0\u25a0 of*! our - late : brother/ -, John ' N <™!? !
A. Hansen, TOMORROW : (TUESDAY), at
\u25a0 8 p.m.. from - the . parlor of . H. D. '•'. Peterscn/
1042 ; Pc*t ; st. . near Flllmore.- >" thence •to Odd
Fellows* *• cemetery. By 4 order- of noble grand.
•- D. M. WILSON, N. G.
V KA S. i SERVICE, SecreUry. ' ___ ; •
CALIFORNIA lodge No. l.'X/ of P., «flfc *,
- meets THIS (MONDAY) , EVEN- '\u25a0
ING- at 2GCS Mission st. Breth- /IfMT
ren cordial ij- lnvitfd.
EUGENE MCCARTHY, C. C. **£&£&
LOUIS; C AUSTIN,^ K.'Of R. and 8. - -f~-
MODERN V.'oodtnen, if you belong to camp ont-
V side • oo s city. \u25a0 call on • W.I J. ; ELLIOTT, clerk
' No.' 8633/ 1126 , Fillmore . St., i phone West 5492.
*: 10 to 11 ; a.l m., : and Saturday nights. \
"~ ONLY LOCAL MANOFACTURERB. \"
P. spASQUALE CO..
1100 WEBSTER- COR..TURK.
- PHONE WEST K4O3. •
ARMY. NAVY, SOCIETY GOODS.
REQALIAS/ FLAGS.- BANNERS.
V , BADGES.'- CAPS, x : *
'\u25a0 " UNIFORMS. \u25a0
MEETINGS-^Spexrlal r
THE ' annual ineetlngT of ; the'- lot 'owners, of > the
\u25a0- ; Odd y Fellows' -. Cemetery :~ association ? will be
held ion • Monday, ; September 4 23, ; 1007, at \u25a0 0
" a. ; m.'r at i the ; office ; of i the ; association. Point
': \u25a0 Lobos.arenue.ifor. the. election of directors and
• juich other business that m"? be legally. brought
fliefore it.*- By order.of tbe board. of directors.
-\u25a0-.- \u25a0? .,*=..: AWILUAM E. LCTZ.V President. :
GEORGE. PENLINGTON,- Secretary. .
UNITED \u25a0 broth erhooiU of carpenters '\u25a0 and Joiners —
'-) Notice \u25a0 Is : hereby glren " that . beginning : th« 13th
I dayA of \u25a0*! September * inst."i the \u25a0 meeting aof the
!- La t in . union :• No. *! 85 ; will ' be. held ; In : Garibaldi
. hall,'; 441~ Broadway.^ San > Francisco;"- all 5 mem-
.-. bers • are ; respectfully J requested i to i attend f tbe
\u25a0 ," meetings," as Important. business is to be trans-
< acted. w va- 'P. .YOVANTOVITCH, • President, f
CUIDO MARICONI, Secretary.
..\u25a0• : .\u25a0-\u25a0,* -—----.; -. t. - \u25a0-.-\u25a0 -:.*.'- * •
MEETING — Special — Continued * ,
STOCK , HOLDERS* MEETING
- The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the G. W. PRICE PUMP COMPANY
will be held at tbe office of the company. 31
Jessie St.. San Francisco, Cal., on TUESDAY.
September 10. 1907, at • 3 p. m.
Transfer books will be closed on MONDAY,
September 2. 1907, at B p. m.
\u25a0B. H.-HEAP. Secretary.
•ATTORNEYS
ADVICE FREE. A complete DIVORCE for t25-
No" delay. >< No charge unless successful.
Estates. \u25a0 attachments, latar Uens. collections.
See me first and sare mcaey. Open erenings.
Room e,» Arcade building. 1230 Flllmore. s-L. .
Between Eddy and Turk.
ADVICE FREEr-DIVORCES A SPECIALTY.
• Qnlck. quiet; no charges unless successful.
Collections, wills, deeds, etc. : detectlres.
Open erentngs. LEGAL ASSOCIATION.
1363 Webster st. cor. O'Jarrell near mimore.
AA— DIVORcK; co»t $12; quick. Qiifet; adrlce
free: no charge unless successful : title to real
\u25a0 estate restored; bankruptcy : proßatlng of es-
,tates;igeneral practice. 102S Market St.. r. IS.
COMPLETE dlroree for $25. ~~ ~~
"AdTjce free. Prompt attention.
All legal matters: 20 years' experience.
Room 4/1720 FHhnora st. near Post.
COMPLETE dlroree for $23: no delay; courteous
• treatment: squ.ire dealing: please see m* first.
Room 2. 2053 Sntter st. near Flllmore.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law. 1028 Fill
more st. bet. McAllister and G. G. a*.
HARRIS A HESS, attorneys at law: W. T. Hess
notary public. Rooms 407-409, Call building.
ALP GROVES.
-*•>---\u25a0 . CALL BUILDING.
KfOTARY- PUBLIC
ADDIE L. BALLOU. formerly 707 Van Nes» ar.,
' remored to 1122 Market st. opposite 7th. -
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
KATH^R^N^iKTM^E^LY^X^iaT^work^^
clalty/ SIS Monadnock bldg.; tel. Temp. 3727.
PUBLIC : stenographer: rates reasonable. 1763
Halzht St.; phone* Fell IS and Page 6031.
ACCOUNTANTS— Certified Public
JOHX:B. RUCKSTELL, Call "wiUding. room SOS;
accounting systems; lnrestlaatlons; andlts.
PENSIONS , , ' • —
PENSION Attorney E. A. BULLIS. IMI St?ta«r
st.: past commander Thomas ' Post. G. A. B.
.PATENT ATTORNEYS'
DEWET, STRONG & CO.— Founded. 1S60: U. 8.
and foreign patents; lnrentors" guide; 100 m«-
' chanleal moremenu fre«. Merchanto* • Ex-
change building. San Francisco.
CARLOS P. GRIFFIN, patents: late examiner
U. 8. patent of flee. 814 (Call) C^Spreckels bid.
FRANCIS M. WRIGHT, formerly examiner U. 3.
_ps_tent offlce. 025-627 Monsdnock building.
DENTISTS
~! DRS. C W. DECKER.
H. MORRIS. L. T. CRANE.
SURGEON DENTISTS.
1818 Sutter st. abore Van Nesa. --«\u25a0=-•\u25a0*
Rooms 12-S-4-5-»-10.
PAINLESS dentistry— Old esUbllshed. honest, ;
reliable; reasonable prices; perfect work; free
consultation. VAN VROOM. 1501 rillmor* st.
corner O'FarrelL . "
DR. ARTHUR W. MINAKER. dentlat. A. J.
Mlnaker, physician, remored to Mnlrbead
building. 1279 Market st.
DR. IRA G. LEEK— AII kinds of dental work..
515 Flllniore st. near Oak. , . ( -
HILL, DR. LUDLUM. 432 Webster— Njjw Mulr-
head bldg.. Market. Hayes and Larkln st.; gas.
BARTLETT. Dr. U. GBANTJ extracting special-
ist; gas glren. 2103 Flllmore, NW. cor. CaL
DR. W. A. MEYER, form. Callastban building^
now 2156 Market st. near Church and 14th.
C. W. RICHARDS. D. D./ 205-6 Central bldr..
cor. Setter and Polk, for. Mutual bank bldg. i
DR. SIMMS, formerly Parrott bldg.. 835 Market
st. now located 1214 Polk cor. gutter.- r. 301. :
DR. R. L. WALSH, 572 MeAlllsteri nr. Laguna
Platinum fillings. 50e; crows, $5; plates. t~.
DR. H. CRAIGIE — First class dentistry at rea-
sonable prices. 601 Folsom st. ccrner 3d.
DR. J. J.-LEEK. formerly 112S Market, now 524
Valencia" st. between 19th and 20th.
_ PHYSICIANS '
DR. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR.
Permanently Located.
1288' O'Farrell- st. bet. Gougb and Octarla.
DR. GERBER, natnropathic physician. 1253 Oc-
tarla — Eye. . nerrous. chronic Ills, diseases rro-
/men: new mrtb.; headache, eonstlpatloa. lndi-
. gestlon. cross eyes. ett. Hrs. 11-2.- We«t 4327.
' V ' - SEE MAIN CHY. :*-.- *•
Chlnefo Tea and Herb Sanitarium.
. 90S-910 Stockton st.. San Francisco.
DR. F. C KECK returned and resumed practice.
. cor. McAllister and Stelner sts. Hrs. 2-4 p. m.
X-RAY acd Flnsen Light Laboratory.
-•\u25a0 .'\u25a0 . OSO Stela«r st. corner McAllister.
DR. J. H. SHIRLEY, form. Sacramento; cancer
specialist ; board, room, nurse. 693 Fell st.
OPPENHKIMER CURB FOB ALCOHOLISM.
2065 MARKET ST. .. :- .
DR. F. THOMAS Hfomierly Donahue bldg.), now
316 Turk st. TeL Franklin 1530. :.
.PROFnSSOR SHIPLEY, tape worm spwlallst.
- 1217. Webster st. near Eddy. .
ART GLASS
'AA— California Art Glass B. & C. Works, Wa
Howard at. .' Phone Temporary 1817. .-
PLAIN, leaded and art glass. N. HURBELL,
212 Hough st/ between Oak and FeU.
.__ :'. i ;.-.*.'';^PO ption •-\u25a0_
ALAMEDA Maternity VlUa; strictly prlrate: in-
fant* adopted. DH. EMILIE FUNKE, 1410
Bth St.. ; Alameda. -
BRIGHT little girl of 9 years wants a hene.
!-• Address MABEL. lSla Eagle ar.rAUmeds/
•- -/angle umpu ,
ANGLE LA MI'S best lampa for reading. BOESCH
LAMP CO.. Coast Agents. 11S3 Mission st.
"v \u25a0--"architects';
N. HIRANO, JapanPse designer and building con-
tractor. Cor.' Main and BellTne.- Bnrtlngame.
AUTO3IOBILES
BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND AUTOMOBILE.
'0C Pope Toletlo. 'Oft Peerless, fV) Pope Hart-
ford. '(V 5, Columbia, '05 Autocar. .'O3 Peerless.
Maxwell nraabout. Autocar runabout.
A large list of other cars.
AUTO BROKERAGE CO..
442 Golden Gate ar. - Phone Franklin 3023.
AUTOMOBILE "BU¥S" THIS WEEK. '
Pope Toledo 2 cyl. ; seats 5: 5nap.' . . . . . . .5430
Ford " 4 " c.Ti. • runabout ; Just • like new 530
Pope Tribune * runabout; Jost good enough.. 825
'06 Autocar ranaboct: -fully equipped.... . 750
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
45th " »t. and San Pablo - ar.. Oakland.
VAN NESS 'GARAGE,
.ISO 2-1810 Van Ness ar. \
Automobile repairing.' car rental and storage.
First class work at reasonable : rate*.
WHO WANTS THIS?
Ford Four Cylinder Runabout.
Finest Condition - — ;—; — - -
Top searchlights: 3 Inch tires : - $550. <- .
PHENIX AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. Oakland.
1907 PREMIERS. Immediate 1 dtUtery: also-2d
, hand • Olds. " Crawford. \u25a0 Ford.- good order; \u25a0 stor-
age and repairing autos specialty. Golden Gat*
• Garage. \u25a0 NE. cor. Fell and Ashbory. West CSSS.
AUTOMOBILE bargains— l9o7 32 horsepower
touring car.? X Win ton.* 2 Pope-Toledo touring
cars, 2 cylinder Rambler. Bulck and Reo: also
\u25a0-Reo runabout: all In good condition: see these
snaps. RENSTROM CO., 424 Stanyan st. ;
AUTOCAR RUNABOUT 'W. ,
-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-.-,*. :«750.*
; Engine ' and gears fine; has fall leather top.
searchlights \u25a0 and 'a * big . buy .at this price.
, Phenli Antomoblle • Exchange. Oakland. .
HIRE the 1907 Premier landaulet, a brand new
: closed , car, ; at 'the .cost, of the -regular Urery
' rig*. . Call , up ' day or night. Golden Gat«
Garage." 17f <» Fell , st. Phone West eSBS.
PULLMAN automobiles : for . immediate dellrerr
' on exhibition at tbe salesrooifi<i of tls» RTN-
STROM CO...424;St>nyan St.; tel. ' Park 47ft.
\u25a0\u25a0' .- \u25a0 AUTOMOBILES • REPAIRED.
LILIENTHAL BROTHERS' GARAGE.
817 C 21ST ST.. PHONE MARKET 532. .
MOITL C .Wlnton , touring car, 16-20 hp. tn good '
condition to trai> for ralley ' land, $1,000.
* :. Box *l3S.- g"«--'« **TTOtHBtIIJBBIIMID
COI.IiIIBIA sutomoblie; perfect" coDditlon; prtre
i"; $1,500." "Cltr.: Motor *• Car Co.. 1353 Bnsh «t. ;
_ teL i Franklin 300 S. :
WINTON „ mcdel C i toorlng car. l«-20 h. p., fine
- condition, to trade for,ralley laml; $I.COO. Box
\u25a0 13S, Sacramento. - \u25a0\u25a0;.. "' :\u25a0 *-. : _: \u25a0\u25a0'_\u25a0\u25a0
; .AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. \u25a0. t .
'Also : carriage.^ W. H. BERWICK. 411 Grore.
EASTERN? AUTO CO.. : expert : repa liing. g»cenl
machine work; batterlen retharg*!. 34S,Hay<».
R-;H. MORRIS, auto broker. ISI V2O T»l»scr»nS
ar., Oakland— 2d band automobiles ; eat. 1&01.
AUTOMOBILES— CoatInaed
AUTOMOBILE repairing: storas» batisry chare
Ing, repalrlny. I. L. Dc JONGH. 446 Fulton.
AUTOMOBILE training school; new class start-
Ing Tuesday erenlnr, Aus. 6. 40« Larkla st.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
M. L. Wllbert --k Sons. l«th and Mission.
NEW Cnlrerssl Carburetors; pos. gaar. or money
back. L. H. A.B. I. BILL. 132 Valeacla stT
GARAGE to let — Spacious, etmrenient, well '!©•
eated. iheap. F. H. GOULD. Call bWg.
PACIFIC STATES AUTO SCHOOLS now opra^
-iyt Qitfdfn G«t> ar. Tel. FrankHn 321.1.
W '^*'^''''^'*'''*** M *—^^^^^—^^^"^—^
cl.virvoyants
jp.ee: free:! fees':: ~~~*
a little bit free!
i Before yon hare a iradlnjr. Fremont, to pror»
hbia "wonderfsl ctalrrOTant powers, to all wla
come prepazvd for bis reduced readings, win
glre yoa a test first.
\u25a0A SOLEMN PROMISE.
t announced and took oath that I wonTd nere?
accept ot retain any fee where In any wsy I
fell saort of my promts?. I again solemnly axree
to refuse- to accept cr retain any fe« whatsoeref
If lr fall to zlre yoa tbe utmost satisfaction, and
unless yoo find me superior — rast!y superior— to
any clalrroyant. medium, seer or healer ta tlw
city.
" .He will set yoa right. He bas helped thou-
sands. Why not you I AH bnstnrss sacred. I<J
a. m. to 3p. m. Brtay taU ad. 18S5 Sutter st.
WANTED— a Al barbers. RUGE & G ASt"3. 23
Montgomery st. »
A— Mrs. Dr. T. Oark.
Tbe Well Known Trance Medium.
Olres Truthful Adrice en All ASatrs of Life.
Learn What Is Before Yon.
Basiness opportrraltJe*. Journeys, speculation,
•octal and domestic conditions.- failure", sue
cc«», in healta. eril Influence, lore, isarrlsjre*.
dlroree. lawsnlu and all human aSalrs. adrlsed
open with unerring accuracy.
-The wise m erery means to coapas* rl>
tcry; thousands hare teen helped: If yon *r«
la trouble of any kind, unhappy, not satisfied
In life, hare dear stlc, lore cr btmtawn trou-
bles, yoa wQ] be told how to overcome taeal
all.
MBS. DR. r. CLARK.
Permanently located at 1423 Stetner st.
Between Ellis and OTirre-11. S. T.
LORA.
* THE GREAT
CLAIRVOYANT.
Reduced prices.
500 reading for 50c.
Satisfaction guaranteed er no h* . s<?cevted.
Hoors 9 a. ca. to :» p. ta.
2tC2 gutter st. near FlUmcre.
THE White Mystic of Is.1!«. " "
ORMONDE, formerly 10 r*ar» m Market st.j
a clalrroyant wlti pow»r: genuine. r»llabli»,
consclentloos-, past, present, fatnre: bnslnew
adrlee. lore, maniag*. dlrrrr*: remore* erll
Influence: tella jocr full name; horn tn the
orient with tie pew^r of any 10 cQedlums:
readings tl. 1310 Derlsadero st. h»Wfi
Ellis and O'FarrelL
MME. PORTER, gifted clalrroyant. medium:
tellai past, present aad fctcr?: born with a
double rell: second sight: cards read elstrroy-
a ntly:, ladles. 50c: gents. 91: palmistry and
clab-royant slttLagn: fall life readings. fl..Vi;
open Sundays: walk In: first Qoor. room :"..
1124 Gongh st. ccrner O'Farrell.
MISS ZEMDAR, joOTg. gifted clalr. & palm. 1
correctly treat your lore affctra, domesrle trou-
bles, bus. aad financial success. 1... 30c: G.,
[ tl: hrs. 10 to 9. 1260 Ellis st. near Lagana.
; MADAME KRONENBERG. clalrroyant. cart
reader: when others fall try me; reading 25';
hoars 10 to 9 p. m.. Sunday excepted. Room 1,
1424 Valencia st.
MME. 9TOKES. clalrroTant card reader: Ist ttm»
on coast: lore affairs, domestic trouble*. nusl«
ness, financial sue: confidential. 1523 Webster.
MRS, GENTRY, dirtse healer, elatrr.. palmTui
past and present rerealed : eonsaltaQon - free.
2019 Sutter st. between Stelner and Flllniore.
MME. EUGENIE., scientific palmist, card r»ade?j
rereals facts that astonlsa jm. 1469 Valencia.
! MADAM SCHAETFER. clalrroyant card reader:
water seer. 043 Hayes st. near Fillaaore.
MM". MAJOR, elairroyiint. palmist and reader.
• 1900 Ellis st.; ladle* 3(X?. gents $1.
MISS LEE — Fortune telling. 23c; hours 10 to V.
159 Sd St.. room 151. Ist floor.
BETHANA. celebrated eiairrorant. palmist. 2SOI
California st. pear Derlsndero. " -
SPIRITUALISM
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, trance traslness medlm
AND LIF3 BK.VDKa.
Spiritual messages. 11R4 OTarrell st.
MRS. SEAT., spiritual medium: readings dally.
7SB. McAllister st: circle Thursday. H p. m.
MRS. EVER3 — MetTlnm; elrcU-s Ttnr*iay exe.j
'prlrate sitting dally. 1217 Webster nt.
THE Arnold- Dlcksons. 553 \u25a0 S7tb st.. ; Oakland;
Sunday nlsit*. I.crinj ball, lltb st.
MADAM FADELL has located at 2240' i Bu.'ti
St.. spiritual resiling*. sOc and tl.
— PALMISTRY
MME. VERA. gifted rlitrroynnt asd sc!enti2a
reader of the Egyptian Temple of Palml»tr.r.
. has returned and ts iio-x lrx-«red at her ie»U
dene*. 480 Fell st. ; bears, t to 5 and 7 to 3.
A— Returned— H. JEROME FOSSELLI. •clentifl*
palmist. ISIO Webst»» S. F.: paon» ffwt t'-9.
BAR AND STORE FIXTURES
ANDEP.SON BEO3.— Carpenters; store and «f.
fire fitt!a?9 snd general Jobblog. 1253 Pa«
clflc st.: phone Franma
Artistic Fixture Co.; bank, stort and bar fixture*.
showcases, counters, shelrteg. 1213-15 Fofsom.
Cabinet and mill imrk. store, office flxriires, turn-
Ings.ttc. Haas Woodworking C 0..93 Mlnna.n.2o.
CALIFORNIA Home Industry. 214 Bth St.— Bat
and store fixtures, showcases a!wars on naad.
J. RUBEN — Offlce. store, bar fixture", saow-
cases; all kinds woodwork. 694 Me A Ulster st.
Standard Furnlrnr* * Pscfur» Mfg. Co.: esti-
mates glren. e5le 51 Bryant st. : phone Market S7i]
BRUNSWICK-BALK E-COLLENDEU CO.. .17-21
Franklin st. nr. Market. Phone 3peclal 1457.
J. MARTEN3ON m.ike* oHe». store snd bar fit-
tures. 213 13th st. bet. Mission and Howard.
WILLIAM P. SICKE. saloon and store fixture*;
lantern i»rt<*>»: «T>ort notl"*. .<O4 ' »'?« wig ht.
. BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES
A — Motorcycles and Btcycles — Arency for .B*a<i-
!sg. Standard. Ugbt & li> Motorcycles. Call*
. fcrnla. R. S. Bnell and Hudson Bicycles. 9e*r«
, «nd hand motnrryples. bteyeles. lnwest ptitca.
W. r.. LFK. \u25a0'W4 Stupran sod t!>72 Tsgf.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
MrCULLOUGH CONTRACTING CO.. 3023-21«33
J Market— Buildings de»igne»l at«l erected ttntck*
' ly. economically: no "waitln? for mtUworJt."
GOEBEL-COIXINS Constrjcticn Co.. 122<»-ir'.S
Flllmore (Aread* bl<t;r.>. room 7; plau«. spec!*
fixations, estimates firnls^ed; xtxvt notice.
STOVES «lt*?cnre*te<l and connected for 11.31
np. Modern Gak Appliance Cr». 1279 Ellis sf.
P. de NOOY & VAN DAM. carpenters, contract
tors; eaa. work. 12S*4A Eddy. Tel. West 4824.
JAMES FINNIGAN * CO.. rofiflca*. roof patnttnari
repairing. 167' i» Market at.-, phone F»U li>47.
CEMENT
•'HSIDfTLBERC!" and other hUh grades In loti
to «i!t at WHOLE-* VLB prk**. - '
A. BRESLAUKR. 214 rallfo»-nia: Temn. rr.^.
j —^ ~~ m ~ mm m ™ ™ — «»— -^ — — I^»^»^^^—
CASH : REGISTERS
CASn registers: 321 size*, of a»I prices, for «n
1 kinds of business, on liberal terms. National
Cash Register Co.. 12* C Golden Gate ar.
CHIROPODISTS V
ALL toot aflaents posltlrely eurw! nahilesely.
- Dr. \u25a0 Dancsn. expert chiropodist. 1300 Ellis st.
t DRESS 3IA KING '""''\u25a0_
McDowell's Dress Mvklnz and Millinery SchcoL
1215 Post st. near V*o Nes«. Brtneh IMS
Waahlngton st.. Oaklaad. Patterns cut to order.
SUNBURST, aecsrdian. knife pleating, buttons,
*••" buttcnholei«. !la!n?. notions: mall or-iers sfllcl'
ted. STEEL'S. 1420 Pc<t: pbone West M 2%
FURS
O. BARE, farrier, formerly Laehmana 4 0.,
,- now 1315 Bash st. cor.* Van Ncsa ar, npeta'.ri.
OIUJLER * CO.. 1664 Pine st. nr. Van Nes» ar,
.Furs remodeled, repaired and made to order.
B. KANTEB. manufacturing forrierr forn»#Tll
-•122 Stockton St.. now 1719 Van Ness ar.
l-MAX lIOFLICH. farrtrr. formerly 107 Grant ar.
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" HAIR DRESSING
J. nAUITLI OUERIN CO.— WIGS. TOUPEE*
HAIK «<>Ol>B. etc. 880 Van Ncsa ar. \u25a0
STAMPING AND . EMBROIDERY /
I The Bell Art. 1378 Busl*— Instmctlona embroid.
[ . cry. stamping, desitnln?. noreltlea. needl* wart
See Pages 12 and 13 for Addi«
tional Claisilied Ads
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