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WILL NOT WAIT FOR
BELATED TRAVELERS
Liner Mongolia Will Sail This
Afternoon for Honolulu and .
the Far East
—
HE Pacific Mail
liner Mongolia,
Captain Henry E.
Morton, will sail
this afternoon for
the far- east •with a
full complement of
passengers and a
big cargo. Prac
tically every berth
on the liner -has
been taken, but it
is more than likely
that a number of
those for whom
berths have been
reserved will read
about the liner's
rleparture after
their trains get
through the snow
slides and other blockades behind
winch they are lingering. Some of the
belated travelers may get through in
lim^ to connect, but it is known that
r Dumber of them can not possibly
mak^ it Requests to hold the ship for
6 few <iays have been denied the* more
reluctantly, because the next steamer
he the big Japanese liner
17>:j\o Maru. *
1 Tne Tenyo. which had a good list
looked on Its own account, promisee to
front largely by the blockaded rail
roads, hut if the floods and snowslides
continue matters will be evened up by
the Korea taking a number of travel
ers who arrive too late for the Tenyo.
Mule Ik Captain, hul \ot in Command
Captain L* Curtis has been detached
temporarily from the tanker' Santa
Maria an<l placed in command of the
bigger tanker Pectan. which sailed
March F. from Port San L.vis for Taltal.
The Pectan is chartered to the Union
oil company and flies the British Hag."
On this account the captain must hold
a British license. The Peetan's mate.
J. Batty, holds a master's certificate
• issued by the British board of trade,
pc. ho was appointed captain, hut only
in a Pickwickian sense. Captain Cur
tis signed the articles as pilot and will
l-f in command of the ship, while the
•vaptain." when the ship is at sea, will
br- mate. .
Mill Return to Summer Schedule
The Pacific Coast steamship
pany's !in»-r President, which has been
laid up for a general overhauling, will
go into commission again March IJ>.
when the regular summer schedule
li^twef-n San Pedro and Seattle and
tnis port will go into effect. Begin
ning March 19 the President and the
Governor will alternate Jn leaving here
every Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. for
the north. One of them will be .back
every Sunday and will sail at i p. m.
Monday for southern California, re
turning: Friday. The Umatilla and the
Puebla trill contribute a weekly serv-
Ice between here and the sound, one
of them leaving here every Tuesday.
The Santa liusa will leave "here every
Thursday for the south. This will give
two steamers a week from this port
north and south.
Senator Sail* for Ilexlcn
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Senator, which is making a
special excursion trip to Mexico in
place of the Curacao, sailed yesterday
for Guaynii'S and way ports with about
."<• passengers and a fair cargo. Among
the passengers were:
E. <:. IVnniston IX. T. Gordon
T. I>. < ninmitigs |N. H. Krasw and Vlfe
r. l'liil!i|>s |T. OL Crowiiinsbield
"C Sanrii.-z [ft c. Uunkpr
C l». Banker and wife T. 11. Tackard
ft. J. O'Jpman [IX Warronbip
I, A. ?J«- |H. J. Graorhnlz
f '.'. Wilardoe jUisn C. Tolastri
[ ';. V«D<lin-ar f. Zaitet
Vf. -.- BfT«s I. K. Hmitb
f. K. hniith a*l wif«>
Molen I.iiii nt-li Stranded on Aneel Inland
Tlie gasoline launch Monk was stolen
early yesterday morning from Cun
ningham's boathouse at Harrison street
und iva.s found late in 1 the afternoon
on the beach of Angel island, high a,nd
•iry fend with several holes punched' in
the bottom by the rocks. It is believed
that the thief or thieves, after making
use of the launch, landed and turned
the boat adrift. »
Water Front Sot en
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1 .SOO.OOO -feet..
The lighthouse tender Manzanita.
Captain Barron. arrived yesterday from
the Columbia river to take the place
of the S«'<juoia while the local tender' ls
laid up for repairs.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea and the
army transport Thomas, both home
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Ho
nolulu.
Tiif Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania
mailed March .5 from Mazatlan for this
port.
Tiie army transport Sherman will be
taken to the Hunters point drydock at
7 o'clock this morning.
Ny Initcd Wlrelcna
Mondxr, March 7.
STEAMER SAKTA CLARA— Ho t ,,-i> March 5 tnr
Astoria vi* Cur<ka: M»rch H, |». m.. off
Slirlifr mvp; ftronj: uorthwokt wind; beary
**«: baroniftT 20JU.
STEAMEH aiTEEK-Hence March 4 for Tnjret
\u25ba\u25a0•mid: March «!. 8i39 P- ni.. passeil Cape Flat
l«y; w<^tPr!y wind and b"avj- ir»>«tPrlr M,
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE— From Seattle for
>st Fran<*iw«i. with barge Z in tow: March fi.
s p. in., off Ship p«fint: light rain: southprly
r.inii: moderate sea; barometer 50.20; temper
ature 47.
STEAMER ETTCKMAN— Hence March 5 for Seat
tle; March «. !'• «. tn.. off Shelter core; Btruns
northwest r>rwze.
STEAMER N ANN BMlTH— Hence March 5 for
\u2666 "<m»s bay: March «'>. 11230 a. m.. ps^cd Point
Ai»-n«: fresh northwest breeze a n<i choppy >»-a;
line and clear.
STEAMER FALCON— Hence March 5* for As
toria: March 8. *:30 p. m.'. fMissed Northwest
Sea] rocks: calm and smooth.
BRITT6H STEAMER MAKURA— From Victoria
lor Sydney *i« Honoluln: March C. S p. m.,
«ift miJex from Honolulu; pentle Koatbeast
! ireczo hnd <•« Im .
STEAMER KOREA— From China and Japan for
Sun Francisco via Honolulu: Ma/rh 6, *- p. tn..
iHtitude '-': 15 north, longitude 101 32 west.
\u25a0 miles from San Francisco; clear; fouth
<-ast wind: pentle swell.
J^.' 7EAMER ROSECRANS— From Astoria for San
/^* 1 Fratifisco: March 6. S p. in., off Heccta bead;
fresh southerly breeze; moderate nouthwest
ctvell; oTercast.
ETEAMER HILONIAN— From Ksnulni for .San
Fran<*isvo; March 6. 8 p. m., 254 miles tram
Honolulu; fresh northwest wind: moderate head
ETEAMER BTXCKMAN— Hence March 5 for Seat
tie; Mh;.li 7. 8 a. m., off Heceta head; light
northwest breeze: smooth »»; cloudy; will ar
rlre Seattle March S 4 ;». m.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSON— Hence March
. <", for San I'cdro; March 7. 7:45 a. m.. pass.-d
Anacapo island; calm; clondy; soiooth eea;
due Doon.
, By Ma«*le Wirclenn
ETEAMER LURLINE— Hence Marrb 2 for Hon<»
:• tola; March 6. midntprht. 715 miles from Uono
' : Itiln: Itebt south southwest wind; »mooth wa;
E. F. BUTTON & CO.
1!»H California St. Tel. Doujtlan 2457
St. Frandii Hotel Tel. Ooußlaa 3882
Members of New York Stock Exchange
Pioneer House
Private Wire to Chicago and
A>*v York
H. !\u25a0:. MIIiCAHEV, Manager
PRIVATE WIB.E. CHICAGO, MTWYOBK,
WESTERN^TJSnON CODE. >
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER
2TEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
THE STOCK AKD BOND EXCHANGE, SAN
FRANCISCO.
Main Office Branch Offices
MILLS BLDG., S. F. PALACE HOIEL
Correspondent! (Main Corridor)
HAREIS. WIKTHEOP San Frincltix).
& CO.. HOTEL ALEXANDRIA
'Si Pine H.. N>w York. I»s An?He». •
3 lUM>ker>'. Clii<aFo HOTEL DEL COEO-
J7ll Kt'mt Ftret-t. • NADO. \u25a0'\u25a0'
D'-nvcr. Colo. Coronadwßca<h. <
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PART OF WORLD
xvil! arrive at Honolulu Wednesday, daylight.
STEAMER LURLINE— March «. 9 p. m.. 750
miles off Honolulu; hence March 2 for Hono
lulu; barometer 29.40; northwest wind; moder
ate sea; all well.
\u2666 — \u2666
Weather Report
yj. : _ .—->. — ->
Tntted States department of agrlwilture—
Weather bureau — San Francisco. March 7, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
1/ist Seasonal . Nor-
Stations — 24 hours to date -' mal -
Eureka '.... 0.00 36.43 - 33.29
Red Bluff..'. 0.00 13.24 IS.m
Sacramento o.<»O 7.00. 14.(54
Mt. Tauialpais 0.00 21.8S 17.45
fan Frauclseo 0.00 -.JS.RS- 17.26
San Jose 0.00 11.20 10.39
Fresno ' 0.00 tt.44 . O.Sfi
Independence ...*... 0.00 "4. 07: ' fi.o9
San Lois 0bi^p0. . . . . 0.00 16. 7» 14.96
I»s Angeles, ft. 0.00 iy.4(> 11.74
San \u25a0 Dieg0...... • 0.00 8.35 . 7.00
Const record for 12 hours, ending- 5 p. m.
STATIONS f £ "3 - \u25a0 f gr
% IS I : I* :
Boise 30.20 56 34 NW Clear .00
Eureka ....... 30.2S 50 38 NW Clenr .00
Flagstaff 29.90 66 2S SW Cloudy .00
Fresno 30.04 72 40 NW ' Clear .00
Helena 30. 0<} 52 30 W Clear .00
Independence .20.P2 76 42 S Ft.Cldy .00
Kulispell 30.16 4t> 28 SW Cloudy .00
Los Anpelcs...3o.v2 60 50 SW Cloudy .00
MarsUflfld ....30.30 ,5S — NW • Cloudy .00 i
Modcna 2».!Vt 'OS 34 W P.t.Cldy .00
Mt. Tamalpals.3o. lo 82 01 NW Clear .00 !
North He*d...30.30 50 4« NW Cloudy .00
Phoenix 28.52 SO M' W Cloudy \u25a0 .1)0
Pocatello 30.12 . M 2S SW Pt.Cldy .00
Pt. Reyes Lt. 30. 07 61 44 NW Clear" .00!
Portland . 30.26 52 46 NE- ' Cloudy Tr.
Red Bluff 30.04 74 46 N Clear .00
R«-no 30.02 6S 34 X Clear .00
Ro*eborg 30.24 04 .Y2 N I't.Cldy .00
Sacramento ...30.02 KS 48 N Clear .00
Salt I.ake 30.0*5 58 42 NW Clear .00
San Diego 3rt.04 00 52 NW Cloudy .00
San Francisco.. 3o. OS 62 46 W Clear -..00
San Jose 50. 06 «W 42 NW Clt»ar .00
S. L. 0bi5p0.. 30.06 66 46 N Pt.Cldy .00
SE. Farallon..3o.lo .51 50 NW Clear .00
Spokane 30.26 50 36 W Clear .00
•Summit 51 34 • Calm Clear .00
Tacoma 30.32 50 •42 N Cloudy .00
Tatoosh 30.30-48 — SB Cloady .00
Tonopah 29.90 «2 44 NW Clear \ .00
Walla Wa11a.. 80. 24 5S 42 SW Cltar v .00
Winnemucoa ..30.12 64 3»- W Pt'CJdy .00
Vumi 29.84 90 52 W Clear .00
•Snow on ground 40 inches. • '
The following maximum : and minimum tem
peratures are reported from- eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago, M5-3O; New York,
34 42; Omaha, 46-32.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues high over the northern
half of the Pacific slope. With the excoption
of light showers at Portland and in the Puj;et
pouml section no rain has fallen west of the
Rocky mountains. In California temperatures
are j!wtp the normal throughout the great, val
ley and the Sierra.
Tho relative humidity at Red Bluff was 58
and. at Fresno fin per cent.
Fro-wan for the 30 hours ending at midnight.
Tuesday. March R:
For San Francisco and vicinity — Fair Tues
day; moderately warm; light south wind, chang
ing to north. .
For northern California — Fair Tuesday; warm
ln the Interior; licht north winds.
Fnr northern California — Cloudy Tuesday;
light north wind," changing to south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
HYDEOOKAPHIC OFFICE \
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. 1 Date | Remarks
3rays Harj IS IJan. 13|Inner bar buoy sub-
| I ; • I merged. *
Wlllapa B! 27 I Feb. SWhistling buoy 1 mile
( [ j north of bar.
Zolnta. R.I 24 Nov. 81 Whistling buoy 1 mile
j I \u25a0 buoy No. 2. . .
Vehalm Rj 8 Feb. 2jßar -bnoy 200 yards N.
.] * of channel. •
nilmk B.j 8 Dec. l'Channel shifted 1 mile
f 1 south In gale Nov. 28.
! j ! I Nun buoy No. o' and
Yaqulna B 14 Feb. 12! \u25a0 can bnoy No. 3 gone
I adrift. '
jiusUw R| sH,jFeb. s Channel going north.
L'mpqua R! 13mreb. 4Channel in good condi-
I I h tion. -
'\u25a0 j T 112 feet at low tide to
Coos^Bay. 18 Feb. 17 North Bend; 12 feet
at low tide to Marsh-
'flold.
ZVwjuiile RJ 9. |Jan. > 7'Channel straight; good
f | 1 condition. *
Rogue Rlv| | 77
Klamth RJ 7 IJan. 7 Channel ptraight east
I 1 " < and west.
Hmbldt B| 19 (Mar. 1 North channel unsafe
1 j ! to navigation.
j Pedro B| 20 jFeb.' 26jNo change In channel.
5 Diego 8|~25 |Dec. 9No change In channel?
5 Pablo Bl 24 jDec. 1 Depth In dredged chan-
I I .1 col. ,- \u25a0 \u25a0
Will I.ond Sucnr
. The bark Foohng Snpy. at Honolulu, was char
tered prior to 'arrival for sugar thence to Dela
ware breakwater. . -.. "
f the Share Holders of the* Comstock
Mines, Located at Virginia Gity and
| s Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada:
\u25a0. \u25a0 . \u25a0-•'/;-\u25a0','•.-- ,• \u0084*.'. '- : ' - \u25a0":••..\u25a0-'. \u25a0 \u25a0"". .i '\u25a0
The "undersigned.- representing .a majority -of the share hold- r-
pts of the Comwtock' Mines, including the r 'Con. Virginia, Ophlr, \u25a0 >
Mexican, Potoul,' Crown Polni, Yellow Jacket, * Belcher, . Chollar, >'
l"ta".i, Savaice, Sierra AevnUa. Justice, nulllon, Union Connollilated, - '
Con. Imperial, Exchequer, Andeti, Se«reKa<ed Belcher, Beat & Belcher," •;
4Miallensc, Kent nek, Gould \u25a0'&: Currjr, Confidence, Alpha, Julia, .Hale
& Aorero«», : Alta, Overman, Caledonia - and I-ady Washington, Xew
York .Mining Company, . . . ; .: - . : -; : •/;
Have been appointed a committee 'to provide for co-operation among '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
the various properties, by readjustment, exchange' of stocks or. other- r"^
wise. to_the end that the same may. be placed upon a! larger pro-; .-^
ductfve basis by means of ample 'capital and modern business •
methods.-. ' ~ '"'•"' -.. "\u25a0'.••\u25a0''\u25a0. \u25a0:\u25a0:' ' : \- '-'-'"\u25a0.'.'"\u25a0 v*
Share holders in the above named companies are invited to de- ;•
posit their shares with The Crocker National Bank of San Fran- .;
Cisco, Cal., or the Bankers' .Trust Company of New- York, who are „?
acting as depositaries hereunder, and who will, onv. behalf of .^the ;. ,/
Committee, issue Deposit Receipts transferable. as stated* therein.v %
Shares may be deposited without- expense on or before ; the 15th day .*>--:\u25a0
of April, 1910, but after that date^only at the|discretion of the Com- .'
mlttee and under, such conditions; as .the Committee;, may :^ *\u25a0?
On or before", the- Ist "day of August, 1910.Uhe:Committee will file
with each of the. above» nameddepositariesa Reorganization or Re-; j;
adjustment Plan, and will give notice of thei fiact that such Plan; has
been riled- by the publication' in; one daily, newspaper in the city >of - .
San' Francisoo and in one daily newspaper in ; the City; of New; York. ;;i; ;i
Copies of said Plan will also be: mailed to all holders of Deposit' Re-, v
celpts who filed withj either of the depositaries, an address for^that ;;;
purpose..' g ' ,' : . v ''-/~V-> > :" '.-"\u25a0-; .* \u25a0' "."'%':?\u25a0 'y-'\.'{ "-'\u25a0'\u25a0
Within thirty days after; publication and mailing": of the .afore-,' £?
said notice the holdeVs of ' Deposit Receipts may. withdraw without ,h a
expense the stock deposited. Failure tos withdraw,, the rstock.,within^;
the period ofthirty days will be deemed an assent. on the part;of the ;:
owners thereof to the plan filed i with; the Depositaries. v ;<: \ \u25a0;* '\u25a0
If,' 1 ; for any reason; the" committee should not? file *a i Plan : on > or, \u0084 :
before the Ist day of August/ 1910, : stock- will be redelivnered^ to .the ; "'
holders of Deposit Receipts upon surrender; of : their. Receipts- to the; v f' ;
Depositaries.', -- ; " -.\u25a0_.. , '. '; * • '
Dated this -7th day of March, 1910.J -. / ,; ,
i FRANKLIN UEONARDJR:;IChaIrnian.- -.'
. . The Comstock Tunnel Co.. New .York. .
(San Francisco address," 3?5- Bush fct.)-; V
.\DOLPH LEWISOHN, " , ** -. v. , ;
.President General- Development Co., New . York.-. j^Nfjs
i:RNST THALatANN.- , V ' - \u25a0.- . '•
. Ladenburg. Thalmann ; & Co., Bankers, New York. : -
A. L. SCHBUER, \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '"\u25a0' \u25a0' >-\u25a0!-' ~ \u25a0\u25a0'.'-- \u25a0'-'\u25a0'. \u25a0;'._• \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0" .\u25a0:\u25a0''\u25a0''\u25a0'"£•: \u25a0\u25a0 '
..-.Probst, Wetilar-&Co.,\ Bankers,. New York. " •
CHARLES , A." ELLIS. Banker/ Boston:" „ '
~'-.~_ '\u25a0-'\u25a0'\u25a0 Shaw Brothers/Brokers, San Francisco. ,t \u25a0:
/'\u25a0\u25a0 >-W. C.^R ALSTON,' • ' ; •
• Asst. ; Treasurer, of United' States, San Francisco.:.™,- :
* JAMES <McNAB,' •>"v" v » .. ;' '-.-'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 ''\u25a0-"\u25a0'\u25a0- j '
President, McNab & Smith Drayage Co. - ,1
"J. PARKE CHANNING. M. E. " . ' 'V :- ' ' --^^
. ,/ ! Vice; President -Miami ? Copper C 0. ,; New York.- ,
HERMAN COOK. , . " : "--" • "
•- Secretary ;,to the : Committee,4 2 Broadway, New ( York.
THE SAN. FRANCISCO - CALL, TUESDAY, ; MARCH- 8^ 19ia
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE \u25a0
From ..-/ \u25a0 |\u25a0; Steamer f r; |lDate
Portland & Astoria .... Yoseniite ...... Mar.. 8
San Pedro ...........". Klamath ;...... Mar.". 8
Grays Harbor. ........ Santa' Monica..'. Mar. '.B
Portland & Astoria .... Nome City..... Mar. S
Everett I .;............ Olson & Mahony Mar. S
San Pedro .........:. Claremont ..:.. Mar.. 9
San Pedro ...1.....:-. Hanalei ..;.... Mar.' 9
San Pedro Ad. Sampson . : Mar. 9
Tacoma :.. Tricolor ....... Mar. \9
San- Pedro .; " Carlos J'^-JX
Uninboldt J. J.- Loggie... Mar. r lO
Humboldt ............ North Fork ... MtrAJ©
fs.in>Pedro Centralia ...... Mar. 10
Point Arena & Albion. Porno- ......... Mar. 10
New- York via Ancon.. Pennsylvania. .. Mar.uO
Antwerp via Japan . . . Am. Exelmans.. Mar. 10
Puget Sound Ports :..",. City of Puebla. Mar. 10
Seattle & Tacoma .... Watson .... Mar. 10
San Pedro ....... G. W. Elder. . . Mar. 10
Humboldt ./.........: F. A. Kilburn.. Mar.. 11
Portland, & Asforia .... Roanoke •• Mar.Jl}
San Diego & Way Ports Governor ...... Mar. 11
Coos Bay ............ M. K. Plant ... Mar. 11
Humboldt .... ..."..... City, of, Topeka Mar. 11
Grays Harbor ..:...:. Santa Barbara.. Mar. \£
Puget Sound Ports .... Queen ......... Mar. IS
Grays Harbor ......... Newburg ...... Mar. id
Mendoclno & Pt.', Arena Sea Foam .'..- Mar. 1-i
Grays Harbor G. C. • Llndauer. Mar. 13
China & Japan./....".. Korea ......... (}"-;£*
Sal. Crur via S. Diego. Mlssourlan. ... Mar. 14
Hilo Enterprise ...'.Mar. 14
Honoluln Hllonlan Mar. .14
Portland & Astoria Rose City .... Mar. .l 4
San Diego & Way Ports) Santa Rosa ... Har. 15
TO SAIL ••,--\u25a0."
Destination . , . | Steamer \ Satis |Pier
March 8— - '\u25a0 „ \«»
Seattle & Tacoma .... Klamath ...!10am|Z7
Srays Harbor ... ... . . Norwood ...| 2 ptn 1. ...
Los Angeles Ports Yosemlte ... 2 pm ZT
tx>% Angeles Ports Nome ; City.. 6 pm 10
Hnmboldt .........:.-. F. Kilburn.. 10 am Mi
Hnmboldt City Topeka 10 am 11
lapan & China ....... Mongolia ... 1 pm 42
Pneet Sound Ports tTmatllla ... 11 am 9
Astoria & Portland.... Hoquiam ... 5 pm 27
I>os Angeles Ports J. S- Higglns 11 am 4
March' 9—. \u25a0•""\u25a0* I \u25a0 '• } , V
Couuille River Sliisabeth . . . I 5 pm . ...
Seattle & Tacoma ... :. Hornet I npni ,**»
Astoria & Portland .... r. L. Wand o pm ii
Harbor .:....,. .. 4 pm ....
San Pedro & Way Ports Loos Bay... 4 pm 111
Mendoclno A Pt. Arena ien Foam. . . 4 pral 4
Grays Harbor ..."..... Carlos 1pm....
March 10 — , ; ,„
\storia & Portland.... Vorthland.. 5 pm 19
Los Angeles Ports. ... Hanalei .... 3 pm 10
Tahiti direct Vlariposa . .. 11 am 21
Seattle 4 Tacoma ..... Yd. Sampson 1 pm .10
Portland & Way Ports 1. W. Elder 1 pm 13
Seattle & Tacoma Cba<=. Nelson 5 pml 08
XMarch 11— I ' I '
Srars Harbor ........ >ntralla 1 3 ptn Jl
Astoria & Portland.... Jtra Butler.. 5 pm _7
San Diego & Way Ports Sanja Rosa.. 11 am 9
Srays Harbor ........ S. Monica... 4 pm ....
Honolulu &. .Hilo ..... Wilhelmlna 12 m 38
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno \u25a0 « P m 4
New York via Ancon.. San Jose ... 12. m 10
N. York via S. Cruz.. ["leladeK - . . . 10 am 2i
Puget Sound Ports.... Governor ... 11 am »
Astoria & Portland.... Kansas City U am 40
Los Angeles Ports.;.. ."<. Barbara.. .•... .. A -
Loc Anpelcs Ports..... Roanoke ... spm U
Hnmboldt J. J- I^'Kgie- 5 pm 2.
Humboldt ............ North Fork.. >5 pin oS
C0.""^ 13^...-.-....'*!. F. Plant 3 pm ~8 ;".
. March 14— S I I ' n
San Diego & Way PortslQueen ..... .1 2 }im| J
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE "~~
,-Destination | Steamer | Date
Valdei &'Seward.... f .j Victoria .;.. Mar. 8
Skagway & Way Ports. I Cottage City . . Mar. 10
Southwestern Alaska. ..|Bcrtha Mar. -0
Time 801 l
United States branch hydrographlc office. Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco, March
The' time ball on the root* of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at. noon. Pa
cific standard time '' (l2oth- meridian),- or . at Bn.
00m. 00s. Greenwich mean time. . -
Lieutenant. 11. S." N., in charge. •
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey— Time,
and heights of ;Ides at Fort Point: For city
front (Mission street, wharf > add 25 minutes.
TUESDAY. MARCH S
Sun, rises _?••• 6.32
Sun sets 0:11
Moon rises ..4:59 a. ni.
New moon ...March 11.-at^:o3 «. m.
First quarter moon.. ..March 17. at 7:28 p. m.
" jTlme Time: ITimej jTHnel
ilar Ft j Ft r jFt I — — | Ft
ir, \v n wf; 1L 'w(. \u25a0ih w|
».. 2:44 3.1 S:t« 5.6 3:26—0.4 10:30 .4.7
\u25a0».. 3:34 2.8 8:31 .5.7 4:11—0.4 11:06 5.0
10.. 4:23 2.2 10:23 5.S 4:55—0.8 11:30 5.4
11.. 5:10 1.7 11:15 5.8 5:35 0.0 .»
II \V L-W H W I- W
12.. 0:11 5.5 s:.'iS ,1.2 12:05 .V 0 «:24 0.5
13.. 0:43 5.S 6:47 0.0 "1:00 5.3 7:05 \u25a0 1.1
14 . 1:10 6.. r > 7:35 O.C 2:04 ; 4.0 7:40 1.7
15.. J:SO 5.8 S:3O 0.4 3:10 4.5 8:33 2.4
16.. 2:38 5.5) 9:82 0.3 4:44 4.0 9:2S 3.0
\u25a0\u25a0- V. S. Branch "Hydrosrraphic Office. ;'•
A branch :of the United States hydrographic |
office, located in the Merchants' .ExchaDge. 5s
maintained in San Francisco : for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Narrators are : cordially >. inTitwl to
Tlslt the : of fice, where \u25a0. complete sets of charts
and galling directions •of the world are kept at
hand .-; for . comparison, and . reference, and ; the
latest Information' can 'always be obtained re
garding lights,' dangers to navigation and mat
ters .of Interest to , ocean i commerce. i>-. -" £ '*\u25a0\u25a0 '
J. "C. BURNETT,
. -* :• '.'w " . Lieutenant, U. 8. N., in charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE S
\u25a0"' --'\u25a0: -. -'... ARRIVED . \u25a0\u25a0 -- :
:T , _ Monday, March ,7. *
U. S. stmr Manzanlta, Barron, 3 days from Ai
toria. ..*»>. •'\u25a0 ,-;.\u25a0..... \u25a0---..:.,,
' Stmr Pleiades, Armstrong. .10" days 4 hours
from Salina Cruz, via San Diego 45 hours; mer
chandise to Williams, Dimbnd & Co. »- ;
Stmr Santa Rosa, . Alexander,": 41 hours 42
mlnu.tes from San Diego, ; via Santa Barbara 20
hours 43 mlnutps; passengers' and merchandise to
Pacific Coast steamship company: \u25a0 \u25a0"' . -\u25a0-- \u25a0\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0 .-,
\u25a0\u25a0 ' Stmr Coronado, Stangeland, 70 : hours from
Grays Harbor; bound sonth, put in for fuel.
Stmr Yellowstone, ; Ludlow, \u25a057 hours from Co
lumbia river; bound south, put in for fuel
Stmr Stanley Dollar, Timing, 43 hours from
San Peflro;. ballast to Dollar steamship company.
• S'tmr Charles Nelson. Dahlquist, 91 hours from
Everett:.- 700,000 feet Jumber to the Charles Nel
son 'company. ' • . -._ -•'\u0084 - v .-
Strar Francis H. < Leggett. Warner. 42 hours
from !san Pedro; -fcallast to Hammond Jumber
company. - - v*" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0
Stmr Kansas City," Nopander,- 62 hours from
Portland, vni .Astoria .47^. hoars; passengers
and merchandise to, San Francisco and Portland
steamship company. '" -%- '
Stmr Maverick. McKellar. 42 hours from- As
toria; A ballast \to Standard oil company; 'up
river direct. - , . " ; -•- . . - .
' Stmr Svea, Allen. 79 hours from Grays Har
bor; 650.000 feet lumber to Wilson Brothers. |
. Stmr F. A.' Kllburn,"Mcl>fllan, 18'/S hours from
Eureka; passengers and merchandise to C. P.
Doe & Co. , \u25a0 ;
Stmr Acme, 0150n.' 24 hours from Eureka: 460,
000 feet lumber to Charles Nelson company. 1 .:'
Scb,r J. . 11. Lunsraann. Svenson, 14 days from
Tacoma: 1.074,000 feet, lumber to Robinson lum
ber company. \u25a0 \u25a0 ." ' - " . ;•
CLEARED 7
: \u25a0\u25a0>'..-\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ; . Monday, , March 7/ '
Stmr Mongolia. Morton, Hongkong, etc.; Pa
cific Mail steamship company. r •\u25a0 — -V
Ger stmr Erna, Klocking. Victoria and Van
couver; E.C. Evans & Sons..
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, j SaYi Diego; . Pacific
Coast steamship company.
' S'tmr Meilcan. Tapley, Honolulu via Seattle;
Williams, Ditnond & Co. - .
- Stmr Senator;, Paulsen. Guaymas via San. Pe
dro; Pacific Coast steamship company. • v
Stmr Umatilla. Rellly, Victoria, etc.: Pacific
Coast steamship company. \u25a0, ' \u25a0
Bark R. P.Ulthet, Drew, Hilo, Matson navi
gation company. ' - \u25a0. \u25a0: .
Whal bark John & Winthrop, Joseph, whaling
voyage; H.J. Knowles. r | •
SAILED ' :
' \u25a0 " Monday, March 7.
Ger stmr. Erna, Klocking, Victoria and Van
couver. -
\u25a0Stmr Mexican, Tapley, Honolulu via Seattle
and Tacoma. '\u25a0 .
- Stmr Francis H.- Leggett. Warner. Eureka. \u25a0
• Stmr Coronado. Stangeland, San Pedro. : ,
. Stror Vanguard. Odland, Eureka. •
Stmr F.. A. Kllburn, Mcl^llan, San Pedro. '
' Stmr Yellowstone, Ludlow, San Pedro.
Stmr Senator. : Paulsen, Guaymas j via San Pe
dro, \u25a0 , '.
Stmr Mandalay. Lofstrom. San Pedro.
IJ. S. stmr Ix>gan, \u25a0 Stlnson, Honolulu and Ma-
Stmr Governor, Jepsen. San Di<>go.
Per stmr .Pleiades— March 7, 11 a. m.. off Pig
eon point, tug. Hercules,'- with: l>arge. SI in tow,*
from Port San Ijilr for San Francisco. \u25a0 \u25a0 •
\u25a0 -- ' TELEGRAPHIC .
POINT LOBOS, March 7, 10 p. in.— Weather
clear; wind NW; velocity 12 miles an hour. -
WEATHER REPORTS -
TATOOSH, : March 7. H i>. m. — Cloudy; wind
SE: velocity 5 raile» an hour.
POINT LoBaS, Jt«rch 7, 9 a. m.— Thick;
calm. ;
FARALI-ONES. March 7,.0 a. m.— Clear; wind
N: velocity 30 niilV>s an hour.
TATOOSH, March 7, 9 a. m.— Cloudy; wind
SW; velocity 25 miles an hour,
POINT IX»BOS. March 7, 12 m.— Hazy; wind
NW: velocity 6 miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS,< March' 7.-.3. -.3 p. m.— Hazy;, wind
NW; velocity 6 miles an hour. ." •\u25a0
.DOMESTIC PORTS
" VAlJ>EZ— Arrlvwl March 0. 7 a. m.— Stmr
Edith, from Cordova, and sailed 10 p.' m.V" for
Seattle. 1 - '.. .' \u25a0\u25a0 .1 . \u25a0: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '- - - .;' ' . .'" • : . .
REDONDO BEACH— Sailed March 7, 6 p. tn.—
Stiur Harold Dollar.' for ' San Francisco; • stmr
Kathcrine, for San Pedro.'" \u25a0•
j Arrived March 7— Stmr Kathprlnj, hence' March
s;' stmr Harold Dollar, > from San Pedro; -senr
Lnw>n. from Columbia river.- .. \u25a0 . .
FORT BRAGG— Sailed March 7— Stmr James
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Probably. every reader of this ad- eral advantages. To' begin with, -donian.; wjth its wonderful gusher '^ll^'^^l/^JZ jSS?«2
vertisement realizes that today the they own their land, having no roy- doing from 300 to 400 barrels of oil cornpan>% an d in this connection re-
Califoriiia oil industryis the great- altiesto pay, and to the experienced per day. . - ;-;; member every sftare of stock was
est money maker in the. world. Un- investor this i S/ a very consideratfle \ Remember that these Homestake placed the^ treasury^ gj^havinff
questionably each reader would like, item. Being incorporated under the -' wells and the Caledonian well are been'issued for promotion purposes
to secure his or her share of the tre- laws of Arizdna, this stock -Is ab- only 950 feet deep, and yet they are O r anything of that sort. \The cr-
mendous profits being made m this solutely^non-assessable; and when gushers, producing as much or more f^cnase^rand^aUl for th e^Jtc^k
industry.: The only way that it is once paid f6r is. your* for "all time. than wells drilled m the deeper xact i y the same as the outsider,
possible to get your share of these The capitalization of the i: company, part of the field from 2,500 to 3,000 The stock of the
profits Is '-to secure aii '"interest' in \u25a0 ; 400,000 shares, Is extremely lowT yet feet deep.- ' , s -
some first-class company^operating. , sufficiently so that thd sale of tfils The property being shallow, drill- Pno ,nM CriMR Ull LQ
in absolutely proven territory.- and stock will realize ample funds to Ing is inexpensive, our wells cost- * UUdUlllja Wl UUU Ull wu.
preferably in the Coalinga' oil field, i/PW, for? the property ,and carry out 'Ing from $5,000 to $7 000 each and oa the w AwXfn .
foV we believe that this is not only -a' l the work planned for the com- requiring from 30 to 60 days at the st ock Exehanse and is now eoJoyinE
the greatest oilfield in the state ,Pan>v so that It is not necessary In outside to drill. WM ',n""*l:»diw P T rt «v " «» .e^
of California., but probably in the farranging this company to have tho Now, as to. the profits which may } p a^The dan" y *quotar^n» of t£e
world. This offering of stock in the ». stock assessable. - * be y reasonably expected by \u25a0 the at oek exchanice, and we look tor an .
: . / - ' \u25a0 ;. '" ,\u25a0\u25a0 ' ' \u0084; . \ \u25a0 , \u25a0 advance fron» . the present prlre
- >*'. '\u25a0•''#% \u25a0 «%\u25a0] «* A I* A*" I #>*! A around -««• to UH- or 50c per ihnrc
Coalinoa Crude Oil Co. Coalinga Crude Qii Co. Coalinga Crude Oil Co. ce i c. jj r B^^,rA^:
. «I .. • \u25a0\u25a0• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0{.\u25a0' . . .• •" \u25a0:'.'- • - v ; mediate purfhase of this utock at
" -'\u25a0-: '\u25a0'.'."•• \u0084-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' ~ . ' •? " .\u25a0 '"- ,-, \u25a0\u25a0 ':>,; : Jji' : ' :; - '•- ;„ * , . • the present market price*. We have
is your opportunity to secure such Property consists of 20 acres In the The property will accommodate trlef , ln th|j , advertUement to tell
an Intprp^nq vou'ean buy stork in southeast corner of Section 26, Tp. thirteen wells, and. although the . you | n „ dear, conservative manner
this onmnanv%lat is (Wratin^ an V 20. S S.- Range 14 "E.;- right 'fn the : Caledonian is producing 330 barrels, all about thl* proportion. If, we
\u25a0^l^^^ov^&i^l^lk?^ - heart of the: proven \u25a0 Coalinga field. per « day. the two Homestake wells have \ made It all ,«•«••"«•» y«o *>•
fn ?h« <^fn~^ over 200 barrels per day and the "uiote-t that you immediately -end
in_the Coalinga field at very .low?, -south' has .recently' been purchased clrcle Veil 100 barrels per day all «° "\u25a0 an « r der. maklns u«e of the
pnces.slnrorder to enjoy all of the . by lthe , An^ e rlcan Oilfield. Ltd., -the •„#\u2666„«? hMneoHr^medi/t^neißh- "^""iptlon Wank at the lower
profits which arise. both-from opera-;- big $25,000,000 corporation organized ?f? f * 6 1!t T^fit" J JSu f^trl inll rlEht band «•«"•«'«'«"" -dyertUe-
tions-of: properties and appreciation '.by Messrs. Doheny..Canfleld. O'Don- , bors let^ us figure this ultra-con- men ,. tor a» much of this -toek a»
of values the time to buy stock in , nell 'and other big. successful oil servatively and cut down our <}x- y ,,,i eitu conveniently «-nrry. or If >\u0084„
on 0 at thPse Cal f brnla oil eomoanfei " men ,of tlixs - American Petroleum ; pectations to 50-barrel wells. prefer, nend your order to your own
-JLI fit WmXnv U, -fl^,? «rtrt" ; --^-Companv^--Te-, - V - ' Thirteen 50-barrel wells would be broker on the I.o« Ancele- Stock Ei.
is- When the company IS lirst start-,-,* nryT- Zfiinlnific- nrnnprtv - nn" thp e-n. v. -l \u25a0• •-. j . « ,-<«^ nr. ehanee with infraction* t«» buy at
Ing operations, when the; stockman feaSts^c'ho^e ?i£u™2s. of Se 'f « frf J would m^an 18 850 " th ' '™*<*- «' > ou d V^ *« rth "
be; secured; at low. prices, for. then -Kern Trading f and OJI company, the *°J,!l® ™° "i,n" t^ ? £«, m ,.j f «,,i ?n«t « n ' ormatlon ™" k * \u25a0»' of the r " t . u J?, rt
you are inpositlon to take, advan- operating company of the Southern , barrels per month. .Figure our cost .« the lower left hand corner of thl-
take of the advances' resulting^from" Pacific, which Is: regarded as. their; ..of : production excessively high, at advertisement, and in thU connee-
thf rapid increase in price of the 'v choicest Jland in, the Coalinga -field. say, 12 ; cents per barrel, would tton. let na explain that we can ar-
'stock. which 1 takes;place;as the de--v:-At; : ;the^outheast o corner, of this Amount tcL1 2.2 62 per month, leaving ""•»** JT^hTr-Xertilemen 3 * mfiii'Ve 1 *
velopmentwork-isicarrled»on.Thef, property is ; Section 36, belonging to us nearly. $10,000 per month net. Pr » n "" «"" <- h »•\u25a0?« fST?h£ n7it S*
are^maiiycliM where. stoSk Is V.ow : pany. -;wltli two to. producing, wells : stock 'which stock you can now pur- n»d will "5" 1 ™""' l< '™°'" I JjT
PACIFIdpTES GUARANTY & LAND CO.
\^i*: Rfli tirut Notinnol Rohlf • Rlnn -•\u25a0 • "\u25a0\u25a0••
' IIU I \u25a0II 51 lldllUlldl Uallll UIUII- I hereby make application for shares"
'; ipy^^ \u25a0* >v; \u25a0 :v c !. : \u25a0 - "'• ** . \ -of a par value of OXE DOLLVU ($1.00) per
* /r^'pj/^j \u25a0 /^V _ • .' . '' v I " ,' "*\ . I ' capital stock of •\u2666'OAKI.'VtJ.V CRUDE Oil* CO.,
V^'a^p V* "Al-^SI ' J» \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 • / • price today, not to exceed. ...... .per share.
' 'v?/iVv »->>\ Uah t^AHAIAAA EBfg§3M£3m am* enclose 'herewith % in full
*k *jA % VfbN: , • • TlSin r r/Hll.l'sl.n -- payment of same. It is understood that If
: " WWII I I UllWlwVU . the; market? price Is less than r a e ™° r^ nt to B^
.'V-'/'- '".'. ," ':-\u25a0\u25a0 -\u25a0'\u25a0-\u25a0 ' i(First and'las*tnamVmu3t'be written in full.)
">..>'- ; ":-.;"--.'/-., °"W\ \u25a0 Coalinga, California "»« ; \u25a0
! S. " Higßins." for I San" Francisco.'
! i-v PORT LUDLQW— failed ; March . 7— Stmr Fair
haVeß.":sclir.Spotane. for San Francisco..
\u25a0•'" Arrived March 7-r-Scbr Americana, from Town
send.* • "-•'\u25a0- •\u25a0-:\u25a0 ..-:. i \u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0•>;'',
; SAN \ DlEGO— Sailed March " ; 7— Stmr Argyll,
for San Pedro. -.' V -.."-—\u25a0-'\u25a0 —jt^SHf&mtfStm
-•\u25a0' SEATTLE-^Salled March = 6— Ship Got. Rpble.
for New Tort; ' - '"-.-" • \u25a0"."> \u25a0>•\u25a0'
:;. Arrired • March 6— Stmr Victoria. . from.Ketehi
kan. ,:\u25a0 March »7."." 7:30 \u25a0 a."- ni. — Stmr Queen. henc«
March 4; 9 a. in., stmr Tiverton, hence March. 3.
;\u25a0; BANDON— ArriTed \u25a0 March- : 7— Stmr ' Randon,
hence March 4: •-;- \u25a0-.- \u25a0->-,. - \u25a0 \u25a0 '
Sailed March -7— Stmr Fifleld,: for . San Fran-
CIBCO/V \u25a0'•:, -•\u25a0;\u25a0-\u25a0 '\u0084 ".\u25a0.\u25a0 :.;. .'. ' :'' \u25a0<';•',' : : ~- - \
March' 7— Stmr -Elizabeth,"* for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0--."....\u25a0.:\u25a0•-:'-\u25a0\u25a0 -:...',_ ;.-~i - • .• .
M OLYMPlA— Arrived March T, 5:30 a. m.—
Stnir Delhi," from: Seattle r,\
Sailed March 7— Schr Salem, for San Pedro. ~
\u25a0 SAN PKDHO— Arrived March 6— Stmr -»Jlm
Butler,- hence March 4. ... ' .' : \u0084 .' .= •••?- '
' ' Arrived March . o—STmr0 — STmr Santa Rosa, from . San
Diego; stmr Hanalei, hence March 5. March, 7-—
Stmr \u25a0 Admiral; Sampson, hence March 6; b stmr
Katherinc,- hence -March ;5; stmr Wasp, 'from
Everett.' :.: r, , '\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084 :-.j~- .» - j_ .\
Sailed March 6-r-Stmri Carlos, stmr Santa Rosa.'
for. San I Francisco, t March 7 — Schr Sehome, for
Grays Harbor. - • ' \ . "
Sailed "March 1 6, 6:15, p. m.— Stmr Klamath.
for San - Francisco." March 7, -4, p. m. — Stmr
Grace Dollar, for Albion. - - .
CRESCENT ClTY— Arrived March 6— Stmr Na
\u25bcarro. hence March 4. '
*Saile<l March 6, 10 a. m.— Stmr Del Norte, for
San Francisco. ,• \u25a0 - ' \ '\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0'•.. \u25a0_\u25a0
• TACOMA— Arrived March 7— Stmr Santa Ana,
, from Skagway. - ;, : . \u25a0 : «
Sailed March 7— Schr Ruth E. '." Godfrey. ' for
San Francisco. - \u25a0.-\u25a0.'••. -
POINT REYES— Passed March 7. 1:50 p. m.—
i Stmr Yellowstone, from Astoria for San Pedro.
HARDY CREEK— Sailed March 7— Stmr Brook
lyn, for San Pedro. ' -^ \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0- '
EUREKA— Arrived March 7— S'tmr J. J. lx>g
glo, hence March 5; stmr Santa Clara, hence
March 5. . .- .--\u25a0; •£&$
Sailed .March 7— Stmr Santa .Clara, for As
toria, r \u25a0 - "
WESTPORT— Passed in March 7. 9 a. m. —
Stmr Jlelville Dollar; hence March 3. March 6,
*> P-;nk — Stmr Newburg, hence March 3.
BarVuad March .7— Schr Cbas.4 R. Wilson,
bfctn John C. .Meyer; 6 p. m,, schr Golden Shore,
Bohr Ludlow.'.'for.-San Pedro: schr Carrier Dove,
for Guaymas; schr O.' SI. Kellogß. for Honolulu.
• Barnnund March 7. 12 m. — Schr O. M. Kelloftg,'
for HofJolulu; schr Lud low. scbrXtOlden Shore, for
San Pedro ;* schr. Carrier Dove,' for Guaymas.
: KETCHIKAN— Arrived March 6-^-Stmr Cottage
City., from- Skagway. March 7 — Stmr Jefferson,
from Seattle. - ' • • ,' *
SKAGWAY— Arrived March 6— Stmt Humboldt.
from Seattle, and: sailed for Seattle. ' . , •
CORDOVA— SaiIed March s— Stmr Edith, for
Seattle. ,- ' ' • .
i SEWARD— Arrived Sfarch s— Stmr Bertha,
from Valdez. .
'-Arrived March 7 — Stmr Dora, from Dutch har
bor., .-.:"\u25a0 .\u25a0-.\u25a0 . \u25a0:\u25a0;"- \u25a0• \u25a0. -.>.- . \u25a0 . ' .:\u25a0
TATOOSH— Passed in March .7, 10:S0 a. tn.—
Br strar Strathblane, from Eureka for Brithh
Columbia. '\u25a0• ; " •\u25a0\u25a0 . V, ~
Passed ont March 7, 2:15. p. m. — Schr. Salem,
from Olympla for San Pedro; 3:40 p. *m.. Fr
bark.Empereur Menelik, from Victoria for Dela
goa bay: 4:15 p. m., Br stmr River Clyde, from
Mukilteo for Manila: 4:10 p. m., schr Defiance,
from' Port Townsend for Columbia river. 0
Passed out March 7, 8:30 a. m. — Bark W. B.
Flint, from Seattle for Columbia rtvrr; bark Al
bert, .for -Kahulul; 11 a. m.. sohr Ethel Zane;
from Tacoma for San Pedro;. 7 a. m.. schooner,
probably Fred J. Wood,. from Bellingham /or
San Francisco. . ' \u25a0\u25a0 '
UMPQI7A RlVEß— Arrived March 7— Schr Sa
die, from San Pedro. -
* PORT SAN MMS-^Sailed March 7, 7 a. m.—
Stmr Santa Rita, for Portland. .
: COOS BAY — Arrived March 7 — Stmr Alliance,,
from Astoria, , '^ »
Arrived Mnrch 7— Stmr " Nann Smith, hence
March 5.
\u25a0 ASTORlA— Arrived March 7, 11 a. m.^-Stmr
Rose , City, henco March 5. , March^" 6— Stmr .J.
Marhoffer, hence March 2. \u25a0\u25a0."\u25a0 \u25a0'..-. \u25a0 .
Arrived March 7, 4 p. m.— Bark W. B. Flint,
from Seattle. v-«~—v -«~— :. , - '
\u25a0 Sailed March 7, 0 a.,m".— Nor stmr Hercules*,
for Hongkoujr; stmr Caseo,' for San Francisoo.
; SANTA MONlCA— Arrlvctl'March tt^Stmr Car
los.-from San Pedro. 6p. m..- \u25a0 r \u25a0 -
1 DOUOI.AS IST/AND— Sailed March 6— Stmr W.
H.- Porter, for San Francisco. . .
. SANTA BARBARA — Arrived March 6 — Stmr
SantH Ros-a, from Sau- I'edro, and sailed for San
Francisco. \u25a0\u25a0 I „./
BEIXINOHAM— Si ilpd March o— Sch;. Fred J.
Wood," for San Francisco.- -^
; . . ISLAND. PORTS
HONOI.UIAJ— Arrived March 7 — Stmr Korea,
from Yokohama; U. S. stmr Thomas, from Ma
nila.
EASTERN PORTS'
"NEW YORK— Arrived March 7— Stmr Ad
vance, from Colon. March 6 — Ship Atlas, from
Manila. . - " „ '\u25a0 \u25a0
PHILADELPHIA— Arrived Match. -C— Stmr
Lewis Luckenbacii. from Puerto Mexico. \u25a0
Sailed March s—Br5 — Br stmr Condor, for \ alpa-
F NORFOLK— SaiIed March s— Nor stmr Sark,
for San Francisco. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0
THOMPSONS POlNT— Passed March s— Br
stmr Condor, from Philadelphia for Valparaiso.
FOREIGN. PORTS
-VICTORIA— SaiIed March 7— Br §hlp River-
Arrived March 7— Br stmr Strathblane, from
Sailed March 7— Fr.bark Empereur Menelik,
for Delagoa bar. ' . . • • /\u25a0 - ;
-VANCOTTVF.R— Arrived March .. 7— Ger stmr
Itauri. from Victoria.-: .v -
PRINCE RUPERT— SaiIed March o—Br0 — Br »tmr
Tropea, for Vancouver. , ,
SWANSEA — Arrived March 4 — Ger ship Tar
penbek." \u25a0 from Tacoma.
GIBRALTAR— SaiIed March \u25a05— Br stmr In
drani.'.for Boston ami New York,
v Passed March s—Be5 — Be stmr African Prince, from
New York. • . I
- PUERTO - MEXlCO— Sailed March 4— Stmr
Texan. ; for Delaware breakwater.
Arrived - March s—Stmr5 — Stmr Massachusetts, from
New York. »
HONGKONG— Arrived March 7 — Stmr Manchu
ria, hence Feb S via Honolulu and Yokohama. .
i MAZATLAN— SaiIed March s— Stmr Pennsyl
vania,'for San Francisco.
- . OCEAN STEAMERS
; SOUTHAMPTON— SaiIed March o— Stmr Amer
ica; for New York. ' .' • -
• QUEENSTOWN— SaiIed March 6— Stmr Baltic,
stmr Campania.- for New York.
HAVRE— Sailed March s— Stmr La> Provence,
for Now York
..'HONGKONG—Arrived March 4— Stmr Empress
of Japan, from Vancouver via Yokohama. "
NAPLES— SaiIed March 6— Stmr Canopic, for
Boston. • - . \u25a0 -
GLASGOW— SfiIed March s— Stmr Keemun,
for Tacoma. ' -
• - . - Memoranda
SEATTLE, March 7— Stmr Dora, from Dutch,
harbor, arrived at Seward today and reports hav
ing tried to call at Iltamara bay to take mem
bers of crew of wrecked stmr Farallon. eshore on
Blacks reef, Cooks. lnlet; the heavy Ice that has
formed on hull ' of Farallon Is breaking lt to
pieces; Feb 2iJ, spoke L*. S. stmr Tahoma. which
is cruising in search of 6 of crew of Karallon
who left vessel' Jan 6;_cntter reports no success.
XEWS OF THE OCE.V.V
Es ports for Atlantic Seaboard
The" ship , Manga Reva sailed for New York
Sunday with cargo for the port of destination as
follows^ ~ 3.500 bbls wine. 70S cs bitter*. 44rt cs
liquors and household good*. 5,500 sks beans.
8,347 cs canned goods. 293 balw fiber. 105 bale*
scran tin. 3.347 cs enamel ware, 100 boilers and
3,651 bbls asphalt.
The ship also had 1.560 tons of scrap iron, con
signed to Philadelphia.
Supplies for Honolulu - '
The steamer Nevadan sailed for Honolulu San
day with cargo valued at $18,179 and Including
the following: • .
3.527 gals wine, 141 ctls barley. 21 ctls wfceat.
10,269 lbs bran. 19 ctls corn; 4.380 lbs mid
dlings." 102 pkgs potatoes. .J. COS" lbs tea. 20 cs
canned goods, 300 ' lbs butter. 22t lbs cheese.
450 lbs meals. 600 lbs coffee. 6.944 llw. larrt. 637
lbs dried fish, 150 cs blasting powder. 75 rs
dynamite, 8 cs caps and fuse, ~Tsi cs soap. 23
pkgs wagon material. 12.000 sks cement. « druma
distillate. 6 drums gasoline. 11 bbls and 15 cs
oils. 5 pkgs machinery. 500 lb*» onyx, 2,474 lbs
copper-wire, -6 cs boots and shoes.
The Pern's Cargo
The steamer Peru sailed for Ancon and way
ports Saturday with cargo \ valued 'at ?140.091,
to be distributed as follows: For Mexico. $.".2S;
Central America. $28,203: Panama. £3.73$ New
York. $103,040: Colombia. ' $3,439; Ecuador.
$1,338; Peru, $3T»S: Germany. $231. The prin
cipal exports and their destinations were as fol
lows: " .
, To Central America— 3.2o3 bbls flour. 29.700
lbs rice. 241 bales hay. s>t ctls oats. 1,730 lbs
bran, 93 cs canned goods. 33 pkg* potatoes, 18
pkgs onions. 16 pkgs fresh fruits. 323 gals wine.
48 gals whisky. S3 bbl* cement. 500 lbs alnra.
38,000 lbs fertilizer. 112 lbs tobacco, 30 wheels
and axles. 6 bbls and 3 c» oils. 187 keg<» white
The Harris Trust and Savings Bank,
Marquette Building, Chicago, has just
prepared, and will furnish upon re-
quest, a comprehensive circular describ-
ing a large number of carefully selected
' Government, Municipal, Railroad and
Public Service Corporation Bonds,
which it offers and recommends for in-
vestment at prices to yield from 3.70 to
5.25 per cent.
AUCTION SALES
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2gg Auction Sale Thursday
March 10. 11 a. m.. 205-209 Valencia «t.. I \u25a0:
will sell SO bead oT horses and Mares, Yehtcles j
and harness. Outside stock sold on o>mnii-*inu.
Phone Park 272 X WM.-CLOCGH. Anctimiwr.
s>& AT AUCTION £&
WEDNESDAY. March 9. 11 a. m.% 47 hrni of
Horses and Mares. Also Wascona, Harne«« ami
Babies. So don't m!s« thi» sale. 585 4th
St.. Oakland. J. W. MEDEIROB, Auctioneer.
Hy order of I^. U. Reavi* of Bntte co. tt<* will
sell one carload of those splendid Anebor -1
horses. 1.100. to 1.230 lbs. 4*51 2d at.. Oakland.
Horses can be seeu MarVh S. Thursdny. >lar<-!i
| 10. 11 a.'no., rain or shine. UEEL> & CO.. Auct'*.
lead. 120 pk^s paints. 300 c* kerosene. 3.ri«2 fs
lumber, s pk<r* maehlnpry; 22 c* boots and shoe-*,
o head cattle. 1 horse.
To Panama—6l > bbls flour, 035 gals wine. .'.<>
pkffs potatoes. 4 pksr* onions. 70 c* canned
To New York —77.73.S gals wine. .VtXIO staU
brandy. 340,72t> lbs beans. 2.500 c* canned frnit.
191.168 lbs dried frnlt. 267.257 llw raUln*.
2S.WO lbs pearl barley. !>4.i;n lbs wool. n.MM
lba old rubber, 43S lbs deer antlers. 5'J. UV* lb*
bonea.
To Colombia —tO3 bbls flour. tfiSS lbs pea* and
beans. 12.000 lbs rice. 9O <?s salmon. 120. lVt
i raisin*. 21 pkgs potatoes, lt pkss oniuna. 22 rS
canned frnlt. 4 bbls beer.
To Ecuador —30 bhj» fl..*or. 400 lbs drle<l fruit.
SOO sals wine. 120 C 3 salmon. 300 lbs and 8 c<
raisins. 20 pkgs potatoes and onions, 2W
mealo.' 4*55 lbs hams. 400 lbs sar»anaas. 2U> lbs
codflsh, 23 cs> canned goods, 2t cs bread. 2 it
leather.
• T<» r«ru —20 coil» n>pe.
To (Sermany —1,005 gal^ wine.
("nanso of Maxlrn
Steamer T»po. old master Joseph Jfaatrs, new
master A. J. Hoffner.
Schooner Andrew Jack*on. old master Luis
Dreyersdorft*. new master I-ars Jacobsen. •
Enrolled —Ship John Ena. master M. A. Mad
sen; steamer Santa Rita, master A. B. Conner.
\otl«-e to >larine?H
The following information has been receireil
from the. branch, hydrosraphio office aty Port
Townsend. Wash.:
Captain James Daniels, steamer Olynrpla. re
ports that February 21. 1010. he passed an ie*
berjr aboat 100 feet long 10 mile* west by south
(niiC. i from Cape Spencer. Alaska. Fftbruary
22 found Icy straits full of Ice. February 2::.
Hoj: Uocka Ilfrht not hnralnsr. Febjnary 25.
Fog Rocks light and Haddlngtoa reef gas buoy
not burning.
i Captain Krazh. steamer Clirerly. reports thaf
i February 20, 1910. in latttr.de north 46 (tegr*?*
i 10 minntes. longitude wrst 124 degrees 25 min
utes, he saw a apar resemblln? the yard of *
ship, snowing abont 3 feet above water and ga-»e
the Impression that lt was attached to somo
wreckage underneath. J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. V. S. X.. in Charge.
I Additional Marine Xew» on Pace 12
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