The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 13, 1901, Page 22

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1901 . STEAMER MARIPOSA MAKES THE RECORD WATER COMPANY - RUN.FROM SYDNEY TO SAN:FRANCISCO READY T0 SELL BLANKETS. 1U oLl ’ Beats Her Own Time to Australia and Comes in Ahead of the Zealandia|, . _— T e satied From Honolra petre She Did, B | COMFORTERS, PORTIERES, ~ CURTAINS. As we find we are largely overstocked in the above Four Departments, we will, commencing MONDAY, January 14th, and continuing for 00 ADVERTISEMENTS. ———————+| KAHULUL Arrived Dec 20—Bktn Quickstep. Directors. — n d 4 ‘ Sollthl!”KAg sfil):led Jan u—ls:c,:" Alljance an o . s and crew | passenge Arrived Jan 12—Stmrs Santa Ana and Eu- Says Corporation Is as Anxious . reka, hence Jan 11, d with the trip. Cap- Salled Ja Pasa n 12—Sq for San Pedro. s that had it not HONOLULU_ASriver ma B oo Sk alte: to Dispose of Its Plant sckland, I;:pfr‘lc:a:;'; {rom, Neweastle, Aus. Jan 3—Stmr Zealandia, as the City Is Sailed Jan 4—Br stmr Kintuck, for Manila. PORT LOS ANGms-sml?s Jan 12-Stmr Greenwood, for San Francisco. GRAYS HARBOR—Salled Jan 11—Stmr Grace Dollar, for San Pedro. EASTERN PORTS. CAPE HENRY—Passed Jan 11—Ship Henry B Hyde, from Baltimore, for San. Francisco. NEW ' YORK — Arrived Jan 12—Stmr Ha- | wallan, from Chester. FORE . TLE, NSW-—Sailed Dee 3—Br ship Dec 3—Bark Hayden Brown, F Crocker, for Honolylu. Jan to Buy. The Spring Valley Water Company is willing to sell its plant to the city. Chiet Engineer Schussler so informed the Su- pervisors yesterday afternoon and added that he thought the matter could be speedily arranged if a committee was ap- pointed to confer with the directors of the company. The statement was made by Schussler while being examined as a wit- ness at the investigation being made pre- iposa beat fteen hours: oy the | night Br shlo Hougomont; Brsnip, Drummuir, | f0r (0% to the fxing of the water rates | {0 Wegks, offer large quantities of above goods el SeSE B BUBMD AL | e whno i safeiog fom o sers | at SPECIAL LOW. PRICES. Cleared Dec 22— Fr bark Commandant Mar- chand, for San Francisco; schr Lyman D Fos- ter, for Kahuiul. In port Dec 22—Ger bark Anna, Br ship Arra- can, Fr bark Brenn, Br barks Invergarry and Invernelll, Fr bark Jeanie Guillon, Br ship Port Crawford, for San Francisco: ship Emily Reed, bktn Encore, ship M P Grace, schr Olga, bark Pelmyra, bark Sonoma, ship Star of Bengal, for Honolulu cold, sald that he attended the meeting in disobedience of the orders of his phy- sician, upon a promise being made him by Supervisor Reed that he would be al- lowed to fully answer all questions’ asked him without interruption. Several times during the examination he complained that Supervisor Reed was attempting to s came up Callaghan, FIVE SPECIMEN VALUES. Dr. 3 capao MARIAS Salled Dec Z-Bris PIt-| puc wrong answers into his moutn and| 7 Cases FINE WHITE CALIFORNIA' BLANKETS, full SYDNEY—Salled Dec 20—Nor bark Passe- | Place him in a false light. Reed, who size and extra welght. Reduced to $4.00 Pair. 9 Cases -PRINTED SNOWFLAKE COMFORTERS, extra size and very handsome designs. .25 Each. Reduced to $ are so constructed that the deterioration 225 Palrs NEW TAPESTRY PORTIERES, with heayy on them was infinitesimally small, he fringes, full length and width. g ey Reduced to $2.75 Pair. S deanr o cast I bipcs, Tiooily 300 Pairs WHITE AND ECRU LACE CURTAINS, in Fish~ net, Saxony and Madras Net. been damaged by the laying of under- Reduced to $2.00 Pair. | ground electric light and power wires.” In reply to a question asked by Mayor 45 EIDERDOWN COMFORTERS, full sizes, with hand- some French Printed Sateen Covering. Phelan, Schussler said that he did not think that there was any leakage in the Reduced to $4.50 Each. HOUSEKEEPERS SHOULD SEE THESE GOODS partout, for Honolulu. Arrived Dec 2—Ship Abner Coburn, from Port Blakeley. Dec 8—Schr Deflance, from Victorla. Dec 5—Bktn Newsboy, from Port Gamble. Jan 11—Stmr Sierra, hence Dec 13; Br bark Woolah- ra, from Eureka; schr Admiral, from Port Gamble. g MELBOURNE—Arrived Nov 19—Bark Hesper, from Chemainus. Nov 27—Bark Loulsiana, from t Sound. Nov 20—Bktn Omega, from T Gi 1 PORT * ADELAIDE _Arrived Nov 20—Bask Big Bonanza, from Tacoma. Dec $—Ship J B Thomas, from Chemainus. PORT PIRIE—Arrived Nov 19—Arrived Nov 15—Ship Halclutha, from Port Blakeley. FREMANTLE—Arrived Dec 11—Ship Agenor, from Tacoma. Dec 10—Schr Robert Searles, from Port Blakeley; Br bark Thistle, from Pu- set Sound. HONGKONG—Sailed Jan 12—Jap stmr Nippon Maru, for San Francisco. NANAIMO—Arrived Jan 12—Br stmr Milton, from Vladivostok. Bajled Jan 12—Stmr Mineola, for Port Los Angeles. FALMOUTH—Salled Jan 12—Ger ship Robert Rickmers, for Hull. NAGASAKI AS| conducted the examination, first wanted to kmew If the witness considered that all of the expenses of the company should come out of the water rates charged. Schussler replied that he did and added that when the city owned its water works the Supervisors would learn the necessity of having a fund for expenses, and con- tinuing, he said that he believed that an annual allowance of 25 per cent for de- terioration on wrought iron pipes and 1 per_cent on the pumping stations would be fair. The dams, tunnels and reservoirs pipes lald under the bay. He thought, however, that their inside diameter nad been reduced probably 10 per cent by sedi- ment, since they were laid in 1857. He sald it is the intention of the company to lay anothier pipe line across the bay during the coming summer. Taking everything into consideration, Schussler was of the opinion that an annual allowance of 1 per Longshoremen at Outs. w ne emen’s SHANGHAI— Hall, for Portland, 1161 Jan 5—Br ship Forrest or. GLASGOW—A Nebraska, from New York. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Jan 12—Stmr Taurlc, from New York. tmr State of . Stmr Etruria, from New York. cent ¢n the cost of construction of the % | Salled Jan 12" Stmr_Campania, for New York. | works would be fair and cover ail deterts WITHOUT DELAY. OMPANY'S MAIL BOAT MARIPOSA, WHICH e e s R o o e 1 h —— NIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S M New York. BT “What_valuation do you place on the ME INTO PORT TWO DAYS AHEAD OF TIME, HAVING MADE A toTAVREC falled Jan 13- Stmr L' Aquitaine, for | §oring” valley . Water Company . 88 -8 whole?'" asked Supervisor Reed. “I think its value is in excess of $30,- 000,000, answered the witness. All attempts on the part of Reed to get Schussler to tell how much in excess of $30,000,000 he thought the plant worth ork. W YORK—Arrived Jan 12—Stmr Umbria, from Livernool. Safled Jan 12-Stmr Servia, for Liverpool; stmr Potsdam, for Rotterdam; stmr Cap Frio, for ‘Hamburg: stmr Kaliserin' Maria Theresa, for Naples, etc: stmr Hesperia, for Mediter- Furnesia. for Glasgow. RECORD RUN FROM SYDNEY, N. 8. W. Stmr Despatch, Johnson, Astoria. s of lights, fog sig- = Stmr Fulton. Levinson, Grays Harbor. Cenmet) 3 : H ean ports: stmr failed. He promised, howevery to produce the —List of Beacons | Stmr. Coguille River, Thomason, for Grays | ™2eR0 BOrRs & 0 e e mpagne, from Nanres af the nErt sesston, ehowing. how g aror] avre he arrived at the valuation given by him. in ch: el the ba Stmr Rival, —. 1 oy o NEWS OF THE OCEAN. River, pages ¢l and 8. | Nor stmr Telius, Pedersen, Chematnua, > “I don't want to discourage the scheme % e . r whistling buoy— | Ship Berlin, Bennett, Tacoma. Steamer Movements. of the city baving its own waterworks." % ¢ i 3 dicularly striped | Br ship Corunna, McNeil, Queenstown. TS sald ke, “for I favor municipal ownership 4 Matters of Interest to Mariners and 1otiing buoy, marked -Willaps | Schr Fearicss Liyquiot’ Quavmes, of public utilities. But when the city buys PO! g ) | TO SAIL. ipping Merchants. repori=d as having gone adrift | TELEGRAPHIC. : ot a waterworks, the Supervisors want to he 802 0 K Gose cleared yes 1500, was replaced in position hlnlx‘r LOBOS, Jan 12, 10 p m—Weather Steamer. | Destination. [Sails.| Pler. igre ':o hrl,xy éhe‘ ngn‘t ?1“' Hag thet ctlrt]y \ e 1901 3 thick; wind NE, veloeity 6 miles. — — ught the Spring Valley works at the s Cumber- | guter buoy _This ‘black and DISASTER. |oZanmary 1.\ 1 “‘ume it offered SILO0O.0W for the plant it perpendicularly Stiiped Srsiciass cah |” The stmr Fillamook’is & total wreck in the | Arcats.. Coos Bay . am|Pler 13 | would have been a good investment. But 4 . e adrili on December 23§00 wag | 100 ear Kodiak. The captain and crew ar. | Colmbis..... Fortiand - 11 amPler 24 | the company would not sell for that Epk s, % 2"in Domition on Featieey & AREY i o | v Santa Rosa... |8 ey 4. | * |7 1| amount and since then $I7.00.000 has been W, u3, us, uT, 19, 12t POST STREET, ¥ ter for Che- aced in position o1 v 4 o Ve » » g » » - : ty_Inlet, Washington—Point Hudson e Alliance...... [Portld & Coos Bay| 5 pm|Pler 20 | ¥Pended In fmprovements and purchase o gt G - ASTORIA, Jan 12 storm continues at | Al rtl of preperty. uch of the property has T £ supyp No. 2 a red second-class | |Grays Harbor. Pl 1 P < one adrift on De- | AStoria. Aberdeen and Straits of Fuca. SW | W. Kruger... |Grave v e 1413 greatly appreciated in value, and as » was replaced in position on | S0TM Signals hiave been ordered at all Puget | North Fork... Humbo amPler 2| caid before the works are now worth e, Jesbingtos, ports. 2 2 pm|Pler 9 | More than $30,000,00. Why don’t you gen- B g AR 5 A O JCTORIA, Jan 12-Br stmr Dannbe arrived 4 pm|Pler 2 | tlemen appoint a committee to confer with W DAY, e e ti P K Toeeks. O §pm(Pler 2|a committee from the directors of the | VRSN Commander, U. §. N.. Lighthouse Inspecior. | yicusly, revorted : 3 amipier 11 | compary? ‘The Spring Valley Company . X AT G MEMORANDUM. 9.amiPler 2 |is willing to sell to the city and I am sat- THE < & = ot isfied that a trade can soon be made. Our Shipping Intelligenge. Per otmr Marivosa—On the outward trip of 8 amiPler 12| ncople are »s anxious to sell as the city is the )ia_nrkxu;-a she é;c-.l hell' maiden trip from 3 am|Pler 11 | 1o {:uy If you don't want the. etiize TED. San Franclsco to Sydney by 15 hours 3 min. 3 ' . s Sesaasy 20~ | OB Bomiteward, tr2s) hi wan (elassd ot Abn Seattle & Tacoma.| § omiEaSS | plant let there be an arbitration commit- A hours ¢ | JAnd 5 hours, waiting for matls; at Pago Pago Victoria & Pgt 84|11 am|Pler g | tee appointed. Then throw out what you Stor Mariposa, Rennle, 21 days ll5 /s urs §12% hours, waiting for mails; at Honolulu %1 H bk ot don’t want and pay a fair price for the Not s Bydoey, via Honolulu § days 17 hours, ]-(‘a\-dnx;s‘w:\]uhl Dot work: total 16§ IPter 13| bnlnnc;. 'n}a w‘m;‘kn am vhmh small cost s n hours’ delay. Deducting this she would have e to furnish twice the present crane o€ peiprawick, § days from Port- | mage the time from Sydney In % days. Beat | Corona A e 3 o g e A e T thlk of e msmtin; 8 ‘hours: trom | 5 Dt LiBe trom Bogelila' 2 notica’] wiluts. ‘| January 18. San_ Francisco having too much water. Ll . e | Ave Sytney t Corona I predict that within the next twenty: 1166 Market Street £ - CLEARED. : Ly 8 ve years the city w ave grown S0 al o r . 3 =t, | Saturday, January 12. | (FORT LOS ANGELES -Arrived Jan 11—Stmr | { Vaypialy large that the reservoirs at present used e atilla Reef 1 Vess=l No. 67 Iy—,,- g | Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka; Goodall, Per ‘CPORT v“(‘;‘.‘\”ahfl\m‘fid Sadis ”7{“ T | i“.'iol‘.:‘nfir)'or(l.n 1 am Pler 24 f?fifi:flf}"‘.’e.‘l‘;fifif.‘-’ffi will be used as dis- TELEPHONE SOUTH . wt %%, broke adrift Ce aithness, from Mororan; Br stmr Glenfarg, | e A ¥ . 21y miles SW. % W mr Columbla, Doran, Astoria; © R & | from Kltachou; st Senator, from Skaguay, | Doint Arena.. Point Arena 3 podEled 2 e ook of queNtions dragied by the ity Wo iz des't at n xe), maki trom Salina Cruz. o, < 3 - . and ‘about | Nor stmr Pedersen, Chemainus; R Dunsmulr | 7 CoMa Hated” son 52 0%, fothel Zane, i o Houcould atudy. tham. over, and. ba zeady f‘l @ es west-s N the cape, | Sons Co. 3 for San Fi | to answer them when the Supervisors . 0 - - s - " Juncary 8, | T sumr Stratpesie, Gordon, Seattle; Cal & | “ELSEAR Jan 12-Stmr Luclla, hnc | _ Steamer, From. meet: NExt ioweek.. €0 disctias” the msnt ous of Increas ) an rates. " Alcinous, MacCormaig, Queenstown: ing our pro‘ue- ghts w were in use | SAN PEDRO—Arrived Jan 11—Schr Fred E ]&'uud- ‘W-HL ‘\jlcm‘“n drz“Pulet Sound| e ed by the per- | Girvin & Eyre. 3 Sander, from Seattle. andalay. oquille River s tor her, mnd | Bark Guy C Goss, Gilmore, Vancouver; Jon | SRder tron hr Lucy, for Umpqua. Zealandia...... [Honolulu Elegant Portieres Offered Cheap tion of Fine re reliable | Rosenfeld’s Sons SEATTLE—Arrived Jan 12—Stmr Mackinaw, 1 4 more veliable SAILED. oot g 13 | At the challenge sale of furniture and car- Tallor - Made AL SRR T ed being Arrived Dec 12—Stmr tor, l’mn. Skaguay. 13 | pets. ‘“‘ w i , TTM] can be| Stmr Santa Bar e ey araved ey 1o Sr st 13| “Single door porticres, elegant shades, Stits. Weaimto | Stmr Navarro, aithness, fro : y from S 13 vy five-eighths cord, 83 75 . e 1n the vght | Simr Newsnx Santa Rosaiia. 1| e e S ey produze a suit Humboldt 5 14| Double door same style, 36 00; chailenge at a moderate ( Of 3 pieces. Beautiful .Golden Ash. 50 -h..,,,},,‘ . Jan. 14 mil)(-e e ot ? I75 Reduced this week ... § 956 . - Seattle ang Jan. 14 ouble door pertieres, fine chenille, chal- k L S T > Bal' in a0, 15 | Tenge DEICE s, oo - price _ satisfac Ly '8 tme since sech & [Jan’ 36 | “Single door, same style, wera $4 00: chal. tory In style e Jan. 16 | jenge price .l........ -$2 75 n y ’ 38018 | Single, door porticres. rich Oricntai col- material and THE J. NOONAN e et 7an; 17 | Orings, heavy ccrds, $5 50; challenge price > Counter ruee e | Cn Ao Jeban. 11~ Aa T £ bl diax Boxfisein: Mranch ackior wirkmanship, o e ol Eanta Rosa:. .. fan Ditgo. Jan. 1 | were 39 and $10; challenge price 5 00 : ad e fol- 1017-1023 MISSION STREET v l Coos Bay Jan. 17 A};fihe‘rmmswn Company, Slxlpen.th ! Above 6th, San Francisco. |Tacoma ... | and isslon streets. N 3 7 alues, nama & ity T e S SRR lowing materials to select from: PHONE-SOUTH 14, Srescent City . Jan. 13 Asphalt Now in Specifications. NEW CHEVIOTS, - Portland fa.. . > Some right i el #| The Board of Public Works submitted NEW PEBBLE CLOTHS, NEW BROADCLOTHS, NEW VENETIANS, to the Supervisors yesterday an amended ordinance preseribing standard specific: swell suits in revowned [ R AN coruscrion Of New York Consolidated Company’s Scotehes. smari-| vaea s tions for street work. so as to Include as NEW WORSTEDS. . < tates Coast and Geodetlc Survey- T 8 o2 phalt in the materiais used on the road- NEW CLAY SERGES. ly tai’ored, Fmes and Heights of High and of accepted and unaccepted streets Waters at Fort Point, entrance to n | Francisco Bay. an Publiehed by officlal au- | thority of the Superintendent. 0 NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf) about twenty- five minutes later than at Fos Polnt; Wi in addition to bitumen and wooden pave- ments. 83.50 vilues for boys, uges 9 « to 15 years. —_—— Trapper’s Oll cures rheumatism and neuralgia. Druggists, 60c fask. Richards & Co., 406 Clay. * R. T. KENNEDY COMPANY. the Bargain Counter | "/Et ©f tde is the same at both piaces. oo et T 3 2 I~ ; R Reception to President Hays. Prices. . it b ok L President C. M. Hays of the Southern NEW ?I;FYLES ond el Pacific Railroad Company will be ten- TR‘ E D AND The flrst comues E):{“ox(l)nurtl:-s dered a reception by the Chamber of get the pick. THE SUIT, $1.59. A Bargain Feast Commerce at 3 p. m. next Tuesday. Pre- ceding the reception the organization will hold its fifty-first annual mecting, when the usual annual reports will be present- ed. Wiljam M. Bunker, who has just re- turnied m a trip around the world, will deliver an address on “The Certainties of Our Trade With Asiatic Siberia.” A cor- dial invitation is extended to all commer- cfal organizations and the public generally . fi’ be present at the reception to Mr. .. | Hays, Straight - Front GORSETS. Sapphire, Bonton and Royal Wo cesters. PRICZZ: $100 to $15.00 T AT PEREMPTORY AUCTION MONDAY, JANUARY 14, AND DAILY AT 11 A. M. AND 2 P. M. TRUE. It’s unfadable. We’ll | Suarantee it; we’ll stand back of it. Rain or shine, - it’s always that rich, At $2.98. NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides are given in the left EXPERT OPTICIAN. dressy ROYAL BLUE SERGE ; tailored to the top notch of fashion.in either style of suit, single or double breasted sach. ® k« WORTH ‘)’--u‘ eo‘l;::m;m!nd 4he- muocessive Hdes of the ay in ler of occurrence as to time o 3 . the third ti 11 L the 1 i d T | TASILY $2.50 ittt T s : tides, as sometimes otcurs. e helghts given® \| That swell win- | are in aadition to the soundings on tha Unitet Special in our Men’s Suit Room Monday, embroidered emblem on the sleev . A smart,snap- py Reefer,worth $5.50 to £6.00. Ages 3 to 7. Special at 4 Coast 8 harts, t wh el the ni iven is subtract m e eithar Tan Qo | o R s ot e (vert or Napy | is the mean of tha Viwer Jow waters. .Q.ue Serfe C{u- Carpenter Seriously Injured. viot, with silk| gustave Miller, a carpenter, while at work in the reconstruction of a store building on Elis street, between Stock- ton and Powell, met with a serlous accident yesterday. Miller was on a stagl! abojit twenty feet from the ground, whic In broken. After being treated by Dr. Dorr at the Recelving Hospital Miller was re- moved to his home at Sixth street. ' Dr. J. S. Potts is president of the Vesuvius Ofl Co., 461 Parrott building. Better buy some of the etock before they strike oil; 40 cents. * Miss McNicoll’s- High Percentages. Miss 8. W. McNicoll, who scored’ the high percentages of 99 and 9% under civil service examinations, was appointed by the Board of Fire Commissioners to_the office of secretary of the Firemen's Pen- sion Fund at its meeting yesterday. Miss Hcl:éegll'l l*ecorflt hl: the t]lJ! yet se- cured by any ot man; cani municipal positions, s s the following letter: GE! is highly pleased with the SPLENDID NER in which you have suc the examination. ploma_conferring the Doctor of Ophthalmology posed were of such character as to thoroughly determine your fitness to follow the nobla prov fession you have chosen. Very trul; AMERICNS MOST EMINENT —EYE AND EAR SURGEON.— DR. WM. F. CATHCART. Confers the Highest Honors and Awards a Diploma to MR. GEO. MAYERLE, THE GERMAN EXPERT OPTICIAN. The American College of Ophthalmology sends ORGE MAYERLE—Dear Sir: The facult; AN- You have been awarded di- The faculty considers that you fully high honor, as the examinations im. y_yours, WILLIAM F. CATHCART, M. D., President. Neglected Eyesight Affects the Brain. Mayerle's Glasses Are Now Used by the High- est U, 8. Army, Navy and Govern- ment Officials. GEORGE MAYERLE, German Expert Optician, Charter ‘Mem| American Assoclation of Opticlana. " 1071} MARKET STREET; (Opposite Hibernia Bank). g Free. Consultation, Examination and Advice OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9. GERMAN EYEWATER————50 CENTS (Bee City Directory for Eye Specialists.) s CUT THIS OUT. per pair. 6 GEARY ST, CORNER KEARNY. CHESTER F, WRIGHT, Royal Worcester Corset- Fitting Parlors. SPECIAL JANUARY SALE AT $/,00 PER PAIR. Fine lot, some 2000 pairs of new shapes. Many of them are slightly solled sampies, Just received from the Chicago wholesale department. "Will be cleared out at $1 a pair during this month. —— 30 Days Only, O% XTRACTED WITHOUT DISCOUNT es, CB.O% Full Set CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS, 24 Sixth Street. 308 SUTTER ST., near Grant wve Most Beautiful Rugs Ever Seen—\ WILL BE SOLD OUT WITHOUT RESERVE. By Order of B. H. PAUL, Manager. FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer. ST, GERMAIN BILLIARD COMPANY, Formerly JACOB STRAHLE & CO., 409 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Manufacturers of Standard Billiard and Pool Tables, Lager and Steam Beer Pumps. Billiard Tabies on Instaliments or Rented. DR, MCNULTY. THIS WELL-ENOWN AND RELIABLE OLD Spectaliat sures Blood Poison. Gonorrhaea, Glees, Stricture, Seminal Weakness. Impotence and thele allied Disorders. Mook on of Men, froe. Overzn. eary experience. Termaressonsbie, Hours, 9t03datly;6:10108. Wev'zs, Sundars, 10to 12, Conanle tatlon{reeandsacrediy confdential. Cal o P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, M. D. 26}, Kearny St.. San Francisco, Cal. BRUSHE brewers. bookbinders, dve hangers, print painters, shoe factorles, sta- blemen, hl»r::(:t. tanners, tailors, ete. BUCHANAN BROS., Brush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento Sa Established 1852, FOR BARBERS, BAK- ers, bootblacks, bath- houses, billlard tables, candy-makers,