The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 3, 1903, Page 7

‘ fedoe s THE S£AN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, GCTOBER 3, 1903. 'HATESRUVAN{IE ROCKS MAY KEEP ~ SCHOONER RUNG [MINES IN FIFTY- |OLD MINING MAN FOR. CHINESE GIFFORD'S BONES INTO A TYPHOON FOUR COUNTIES, DIES SUDDENLY e —_— ADVERTISEMENTS. ABSOLUTE SEGURITY Gepuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must bear Fac-simile Signature of S r : Fact: In dmates End of Seas Wash Her Decks | The Robert Searles Is|California Makes Great|Martin Ford of Grass Goelie Trade:to - | -and Pound Her on Nearly Lost in the Show of Mineral Valley Falls in the 5 diegico. --. | the Bezch. | Orient. Territory. Street. Steamship Lines No Longar | Reinsurance Rate Leaps to|Second Mate and a Seaman |Rich Strikes Are Reported |Money Taken From His Féear Advent of a’ New Ninety Per Cent Then Fall3s Are Wazhed Overboard as Taking Place in Pockets by His Com- I | l LE Five Po.nts. During Storm Tuolumne. panion. ERS S : : S : BILIOUSNESS. Onl rope stretched fre the sh at i There are only three California counties Martin Ford, a well-known mining man SICK HEADACHE. I v E R " mly & rope stretched from E i} Spectal Dispatch to The Call. : . TORPID LIVER. ' Mussel Rock to the wrecked bark Gifford out of the entire array of fifty-seven that | 70 years of age, died suddenly on Kaarny cates that she has not beeh absolutely | TTLE, Oct. 2—Fhe schooner Rob-{ wi) not make a showing in the statistics | street at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. aptain John Metcalfe, local | ert Searles lost her second mate and a | ¢ mineral output for the year 1%02. Sev- | He was walking with C. W. Kitts of 130 for Lloyd's Register, represent- | Seaman and was badly battered about In| .pq) of the counties that are discovered to | Ellis street, and when in front of 204 rine underwriters, has not en- | @ typhoon one day out from Halphong, | p,ve mineral wealth are not represented | Kearny strest sank unconscious to the 1 up hope of being able to save | On her voyage to that port from Seattle. |y jarge figures of actual production. | sidewalk. He wes conveyed to the drug He went out yesterday on a | She arrived last night from the Oriental | mpa¢ js gocording to expectation. But, | store at 214 Kearny street, where he ex- FURRED TONGUE. INDIGESTION. CONSTIPATION DIZZINESS. SALLOW SKIN. b companies plyin nd the Orient. ~The v ny put four ves- <pect the Gifford, and it is possi- | POrt, but it was not until she was placed| .;ngigering the area of this State, its |pired in a few moments. Small Pl s on the run between Hongkong and | pje that with a smooth sea work may be | o8 Moran’s drydock this morning that the | j. vy ang breadth, there is probably no| When Deputy Coroner Charles Meehan Smail D ; Mexitd, -early.in e yea ed to unload part of the bark's | SUAIN 1o which she had been sublected | otner country on earth that can be shown | arrived with the Morgue wagon to take| gy o TOUCH the £ “coolies could be realized. Many of her seams were | to be as uniformly mineralized throughout | the body away, he learned that Kitts had ey Small Price. her sufficiently pen and out of them poured the wa- | practically its entire extent. taken some money out of the pockets of ter that had leaked into the vessel's hold | Among the surprises contained in the | the dead man, probabiy for safekeeping. during the Barnacles several | Statistics to be submitted by the State | Meehan called upon him to turn over the . v s he bottom, Her Mining Bureau will be the figures of the | money, but Kitts refused until a police- e ey i, M ¢ tor|value of the total output of petroleum in | man ordered him to do so, wheveupon her portions o ne e T o e T Genuine Wrapper Printed on M\ RED PAPER BLACK LETTERS ”{ Look for the Siguature very < belng overdue o per cent on | iZEing and all Market St., Near Eighth. Phone South 533. TO-NIGHT—LAST TWO NIGHTS. MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. Charles A. Hoyt's Greatest Comedy Hit, surpasses the value in the market of all | was a retired mining man. He was a na- | the oil produced in the State during the | tive of Ireland and 70 years of age. Ford | vear 1902. came to California from the KEastern While the price of oil has ¢ontinued to | States in the early fifties and at once be low, the value of silver, which is of | went to Nevada. He engaged in mining son is not yet fully recovered from in-| uries received at the time.. A bent iron 1 shows where his head > was caught by a moun- ammed against it. her hold and the X decks and past P o ® | California for 1%02. The production was | SEMENTS. w cory . morning. When it was oner bore m"’,“f"e x the ‘:""“"“ ©X- | very large, but when the price at the | han found $260 more and a large quantity AMUSEMENTS. AMU: N Kisen Kais Metcalfe had gone | Pérlence she had been Ahou . out Sec. | Wells ranges from 15 to 2 cents per barrel | of mining stocks In the pockets of the « « : n of the Gifford he schooner comes back v | for fuel oil it does not, comparatively | decedent.. THEATF~ o p ond Mate Andrew Johnson and Seaman | [OF el ofl it does not, comparatively ° Tw e 8 < Antone Bergosso, who went to watery | 5P g, red e, HBuLiS e SRR BELASCO : b o essens the | © 0 00F ing the storm. Mate Ander | what it sold for in tctal in the market. SAN JOSE, Oct. 2.—Martin Ford, who & MAYER, _—piy W » bark. She now has | STAVES during . 2 | The total gold output of two counties far | dropped dead in San Francisco to-day, Props. 'al\ on the vet struck w tainous sea of the Gifford s been m!l | Coursing rt other employment. C Saotuin PHEE AN 3 ainheit Shetin- S L hoping to sall the GIt. |, CAPtn Ttz comelders e ot ams | Ereat Interest in Pacific Coast camps, has | thers for nearly twenty vears along the o o England, and it any men | ot eareled. two of his erew to thelr | continued to rise. The Government fol- | Comstock and Was very successful. In wn e bark it is Captain ) aatn augnt him also and had the pilot- |1oWed the market from 49 cents to 5 cents | 1871 he removed to San Jose, Where he in its purchases for the Philippine coin- | has since resided. His home was at 500 ra g for Chinese bring the schooner safely into Haiphong, | the present price of silver many silver | the sale of them. He was In perfect EVEN ..100 to 50c San ¥ Is looked came back on the vessel, | camps can produce at a profit. health and was expected home this even- PRICES 3% +10¢, 18¢, 25¢ 5 T as a sure It was Brilliont who for twenty-five| The Nevada County Miner tells of sev- g . the China thing of the € ree big ratsed no oppe hov what, he, too, would have been washed far out of reach. Frank Brilliont, the Fil- ipino cook, but for whom Captain Piitz thinks he would have been unable to The homeward voyage was very long— eighty-five days. Twenty days out the vessel w aught on the border of a ty- not broken the force of it some- | age. Then it stopped. Millions of dollars worth of bullion will be required by the Government before the Philippine coinage | bill provisions are fully carried out. At miles below Bowmans Dam, on Big Cen- »n Creek, Willlam Wheeler has made lo- | cation of three adjoining claims that will West San Salvador street. Ford still owned a number of mining claims in Nevada, and last Wednesday he went to San Francisco to negotlate for Grass Valley. Mrs. Ford is aged and in a critical condition, and her friends did not dare break the news of her husband's SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of the Distin- gulshed Comedian, L. R. STOCKWELL. Park. however, was of such lit- | be known, respectively, as the Hawkeye, | death to her this evening for fear it feir any m the fu hoon, whic the cl the Mexic tle viglence that no damage was done. | Ophir and Excelsior. The claims are | might kill her. The remains of Ford will - Sos SR about ten miles from Emigrant Gap. They | be brought here for interment. @ cimiteteieerfelefofeleloniivfoddoffeio=il @ | were worked together some years ago as P bt R g ;:;'mz;'fml}:‘gm';gé 10c; Chit- A Valuable Cargo for London. British ship {ny rth time column gives the last U%es of the | the Hoosier mfne. A company will be or- )t when there are but thrbe tides o2 | ganized for development. At the Gray ition to the soundings of the United States Eagle mine, near Washington five-drill Coast Survey charts, except when a minus (—) | compressor has been put in. Work is sus- precedes the peight, and then the number | pended for lack of water, but will be re- et e of reterencs 18 Las mheay | Sumed as soon as the winter rains set in. Wor 1N Whters, A large stamp mill will be placed on the Zelbright mine next spring. e STRIKES ARE REPORTED. T e Francioes, oer-| It is reported fn Tuolumne County th . the Longfellow mine at Groveland h on the tower of the Ferry | made a rich strike, but no particulars are sped exactly at noon to-day, | supplied. The M e Banne® says gDped eritly b moon WAk 1 sunpliec The Mother Lode Bannet says: reenwich time. An important strike has been made a J. (‘ BURNETT, . N, in charge. el ing. Besides a widow he leaves four chil- | Next Week—" MY FRIEND FROM INDIA. hours stood @t the pumps and kept the | eral enlerprm-! that show that there is | dren, Mrs. Kate Arnold, Gregory, Ger- | water out while the vessel made port. |lively interest in Nevada County. Three | trude and Louls M. Ford, who reside in R — [ mte—— A EIS.. COLORED MEN ATTEMPT MM.;TINEE TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Oct. 3. TO R MARINE FIREMAN yles McCarthy, Assisted by Aida e Woolcott; the Great Alexius; Carl- They Are Seen izy a Policeman and ton and Terre; Paulo and Dika and . One of Them Is Chased and new Motion Pictures. Last Times Captured. of Falke and Semon; Charles Em- H. W. Davis, a colored man who gives est; Marlo and Aldo and E. 1 his oecupation as a cigarmaker, was ar- Rousby’s rested at an early hour yesterday morn- TR e Ml Ing by Policeman H. Barnett and booked “IN APARIS'; 2t the Cltyr Privon‘on a eharge of 1oB-| . yioriey: seview in Four Tablonas bery. He appeared before Police Judge = < s four miles east of Columbia, and for sev Mogan yesterday and the case was con: | e days the cltizens of that town have been stirred | tinued till Monday, when the charge will SAN FRANG'SED': | into an excitement like those of the early min- | be reduced to aseault with intent to rob. LEADING THEATRY For many months a man named Barnett saw Davis and another colored s-shire was cle £.the China neral Agent n » the City of ng fHock Fang went ta Mexic ¥ Comfor: 5 lim gals 1 ¢ and 10 ga 3 $4201 | buil ——ANL— 96 Open Stake i Movements of Steamers. b the, offioes Shipping Intelligence. | as been prospecting on the other side A ¥ i of the Stantslaus. A few days ago he made | Man meet John Freel, a marine fireman, ——MATINEE TO-DAY— SATURDAY and SUNDAY | - - WS , | his appearance in Columbia with quantities of at Jackson an ront streets. . To-night and Sunday night—Last times. P | Friday, October 2. | rock, all of which showed free gold. His lo- | walked a few yards, when Freel was The Merrisst Musichl Comady OCt 3and 4 - " = | Gipsy, Leland, 24 hours from Monte- | .‘mkhun is near]nld Crystal Cave. \‘ big iron | knocked down and one of the colored men s e e usical Comtedy, - . - . ¥ s S dyke crosses the country there and can be pegan to search his pockets. Barnett jrst run-down on Saturday, beginning at Stmr Corona. Johnson, 20 hours fic 5E frotmaip o s e iy Ty - . s National City, Hammar, 15 hours from | was made. The locator has a shaft about six colored men fled. Barnett pursued them ::‘1‘;;3_: ;‘;fl'!‘ and conti tii last wianing Clacne Y - ., | fect deep, all in ore as rich and of the same and fired a shot in the air to make them Martin, 42 hours from San | character as that he shows. How: large the ' gtop, but they continued to run. Davis | shoot 1s no one knows at present. A rush was | (i’ roruce behind some fruit boxes on Beginning NEXT MONDAY, The World's Musical Success, TOTAL PRIZES-$1110.00 Miss Nora McNamara, 1046 Folsom street, on August 15 and stealing her trunk, which was filled with clothes, and of October 2, | the company’s ground near the mine, and will ober 2. | burn the brick right on the property. It is ex- | pected the brick will be ready for use in four JAMES NEILL Magnificent Production of UNDER TWO FLAGS With lnm: CHAPMAN s CIGARETIE. Pa. Los AngOct. o ““A Texas Steer.” TO-MORROW—WEST MINSTRELS BETTER THAN EVER. San Diego - - 5 Dart, 41 hours from 1 c o Honolu made to locate claims and two men, Purcell SH B . All Mission-street cars transfer to Guerrers o Sen DMgS & Wy Bis 2 A Slgnorettl, have locations. Ed Murphy | Oregon street, where' Barnett discovered oars, witleh g0 Qirect to the patis - N BBre Way Pta 5! 14 hours from Men- | anq Sherman Wetmore have also located. | him and placed him under arrest. THOMAS TIERNEY, Judge - i H 16 hours from Cas- | ¥ 2ughn 18 packing ore to the Von Tromp mill Davis was taken back to Jackson street EDWARD SHORTSTAG, Slipper. 5 to lgnd pasbengers. | £°F the DUrposs of making & test run. and Freel identified him as the one who No.,1 New York Company. —— — H 43 hours from San | The Redding Free Press says that de- | went through his pockets. He got noth- Greater production than ever before. OP! ! z e { velopment work is proceeding quite rap- | ing. ¥ree! had neither money nor val- J i \*‘;;:;‘l“r,»fl}"v Donal, 12 hours from | idly at the Afterthought copper mine. |uables in his pockets. Davis' companion SEATS NOW READY. E I o Bopiadler | The Great Western Gold Company is pre- | escaped. MATINEE TO-DAY -LAST N GHT [] i h sbert Dollar, Johngon, 3 days from | paring to install a 175-ton smelter. Con- ——e——————— i san Pedo, via Port ord 24 hourr. | tinuing the Press says: Held on Two Felony Charges. JAMES NEILL s o der, Randall, 65 hours from g, T B 4615 hor John Martin, the contractor, Charles Kline Metzinger was held to answer Wi, Biite 82 hours from | and force of six men left Friday for the | HnOTSW MELENERr WAS ol e Tudge “A GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE.” t in tow stmr Whittler. Alterinought, They have the contract to burn | YRIGTe 08 BURENOr B0l Y den, one. of —— Beginning— ot , Bri 52 h fr { and furnish 1, , 00 ricl o e Grea Vest- | x . & Way Pta.|Oct in tow stmr Whitt ours [OM | ern people. They will build immense kilns on | burglary and the other grand larceny. TO-MORROW MATINEE & Pt. Arena|Oct the ground, as there is excellent brick clay nnl He was accused of entering the room of H‘?B mi“:;:fl}_':::‘l‘:'ntl ;:N;e LAST WEEK st Farc 3 B . | Weeks' time and then the work of laying the ot ‘*‘;y‘“ . Jepsen, Victoria; Pa- | roundation for the smelter and other buildings | stealing a bicycle belonging to Oliver W. g - will commence. In the meantime lumber a Tuttle, 314 Leavenworth street, on August W Elder, Randall, Astoria; Ore- < 3 i . > e : buflding contracts will be closed and every- | 7 a_and Nav Co bullding cantracts will be Qs and 1Y, | 1. He put up a defense that he had to «Puget Sound Ports Oct Isis. Groot, Hamburg, via Na-|png interruption in the speedy installation of | Steal the articles because his wife was Featuring a new and original olio . : > > BAT ckels & Broa Co. L e ‘it The Atterthought will be & lively | starving, but the Judge told him he did finale—a hilarious burlesque PRIGE! : TO BAIL ernesshire, Peattle, London; Bal- | (on " a very short time and already the | it because he was too lazy to work. enxagement children un- 1ltud | The Wizard of Boz. | E der S years will no’ b HEATRD ALCAZAR 7 e - f £ g effects of the new enterprise are being felt in lelx, Lemerle, Queenstown; E C | jgjoining small camps and preparations are being made to open heretofore unprofitable mines s0 that when the smelter starts the ore can be hauled to the Great Western plant for —_—————————— Said He Was a Klondiker. Louis Strauss was convicted by Police ans 3 hr O M Kellogg, Iversen, Mahukona; Chas & Whatcom| 4 pm!Pier 10 | Nelson ¢ Me n ~ 5 pmiPler 2| C g AR 5. | treatment. Judge Mogan yesterday on a charge of o 2 pm Pler 12 | riday, October 2. obtaining money by false pretenses. He 2 4 i pm|Pler Stmr Mingola, Kirkwood, Tacoma. IN CALAVERAS COUNTY. N ok tentali oot thik misratay. i Auds MATINEE TO-DAY—EVERY EVENING: ; | 4 pmipter 2| seme con nn";KL"g‘ regn, Graye Harbor. The Calaveras Citizen says: ust 22 he got a suit of clothes from Louis | OPERA FLORENCE ROBERTS b 112 m|Pler 40 | , Winkel, Greenwood. The work on the Ophir or Lloyd mine, on| Cohn, taflor, 1156 Market street, and bor- m“se v ~ -(11 am ner 9 Nelson, Coos Bay. Central Hill, has 1-r<‘>]msm satisfactorily, and | rowed some money on the representation - In David Belasco's Dramatic Triumiph, b A ¢ 3 pm Pler 2 . Groot, Hamburg, ete. the owners ‘are jubllant over their prospects. | iner from the Klondik s has been paid- off | 2 % that he was a miner from the Klondike | (NOTE—Performances commence at § sharp; e ompleyment. Captaln Michie .| 1 pmi{Pler 13 | tomrm e e e e e I i 1own Juss | ANd had ‘8. ot of gold dust at the Mint. Satullay Matinee at 2 sharp.) ZAZA 3ifford back to ? 9 amPler 19 | ' Schr 1da McKay. Lethola, Eureka. Tuesday. It 18 rumored that this company is | He had played the same trick upon other o5 Eve.. 25 to T5¢; Mats. Thurs. & Sat., 15 to 50s -Corom.: . .. | Humboldt ... 11330 p{Pler '8 hr J M Weatherwax, Backman, Grays | preparing to extend its large ditch system so | business men. MATINES TO-DAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT, Banita.. | Newport Sy Fisi| o amibier 13 | arvor. e O - ot 10 the TIbh, Maley Xolers . 4 Bizet's Wonderful Work, NG Got I onaui b b ) Sc Advent, en, Cod y. D bout 2 & = G W. Elder| astoria & Portiand. 11 am|Pler 24 | A L BGRAPHIC. B e ke ne the” town of EL Dorado. | B8y excursion next Sunday, steamer Sausa- ( ARM EN NEW ALCAZAR STOCK COMPANY ik & lrl«““lnlvwr L | 9 amiPler 13| POINT LOBOS, Oct 2, 10 p m—Weather | W. H. Clary Jr. has established his head- it 3 Lot angetes Ports 110 s pier 13| clear; wind W, velocity 12 miles per hour. e i e o SRS T A A g With ADELE BLOCK and JAMES DURKIN. Oe lolur | K | i o DOMESTIC PORTS. and 18 & o | -night—Last Performance of First Time Here of Pinero’s Comedy Drama, Humboiar 10 am/Plor 10| SAN PEDRO—Sailed Oct 2—Stmr Fulton, | STations on the South Benk auartz mine. BE | that he and Albert Kohler located two Rossini’s Famous Conedy Ope LADY BOUNTIFUL Sale Begins Next Monday. mboldt 9 am|Pier 2| for San Francisco; schr A B Johnson, fof : claims in the Wallapai district, the Agnes T e rbor ) 3 v - - | hoistii orks within a week, the holsting ma- v ot 4. pm|Pler 10 | Grays Harbor: stmf Mandainy, for San Diego: | (pIstS SETEs WIERG 8 WG (08 ROLIE L | and the Laura Agnes, out of which they The Barber of sey"le mb [1:30 p|Pier g | schr Fred £ _Sanders, for Grays Harbor; sch 5 p 4 D hBIEler 8 | Tointfor” Urabaun sche Sammen A "Gartieid, | The, frst work (o be done atter the erecticn | hope to make a fortune. e e T Astoria & and. ?;’z ok T reed oot %ok Sogusl;’ from Olympia; | 100 fest dueper. At Sheep Ranch mining ap- TUOLUMNE'S SHUT-DOWN. NEXT WEFE—"LA BOSEME” sai “OTELLO.” | Eel River Poris’..| 4 bmpier 3| schr Chas E Fatk, from Cons Bay. | pears to be at & ean e e A e meplovea | , The Mother Lode Magnet, speaking of PRICES AS USUAL—28c, B0c, T5c. October & | i ATTLE--Sailed Oct 1—Stmr Jeane, for | Mill 18 shut down ad the Iy 0o, oy ter | turning off the current at the Phoenix Telephone Bush 0. Altiance. . | Eurcka & Coog Ba DPiee 441 VAIOAR: stmr Humtolat, for SKEgWay. 44 'fl: the ‘shaft. The business Pmen_ of the | Lake power plant, says that the shut- [—— State of Ci Ban Diego & Way.| ] 2 a1 Oct 1—8e ert Sea 5 Sefe S0.al|en Daore S v | 3 nmiiiec s | g ainen ot Jbelis Buhert Miablas, Co Bt [ vttt Tt miners who were emploved up to | down this year does not include any of TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW OF enti 2 pm Pier 7| Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Geo Lo _ | the time of tne present shut down are confl- | the mines on the east belt or about Tut- » w 11in the Stream. . VI, una P ;u Snipier 3| come. mr oo Loomis, [Iom TA| geny that the affalre of the company, whiCh | etown, the Dutch mine at Quarts,| MSJY.Y TN TeqRy 18 “The Blad Hand” and “The Con-carers” The Am Steamship Com- Detober REDONDO-—Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Pasadena, | ar res) C | = r Night— W J e " | G. Lingsuer| Grays Harbor »:..| ¢ pm{Pler 2| from Mendocino ™ Pesadeni. | o satistactorlly adjusted by the contehding g“::g:: St Buiv e Sn Saeling e IANO PLAYER et au SN SR S uled t York on Svednesday | Arcata....:| Coos B.& Pt.Orford|12 m|Pier 13| GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Oct 2-—Schr | stockholders at an early date. » sl 8] RSN, SoueN: ANGELUS P | “THE PARADERS.” y | > October 10. | | bia...| Astoria & Portland/11 am|Pler 24 Para.| N. Y. via Panama.(12 m{Pier 40 | clec Ethel Zane, hence Sept 17. A power company is being organized by | At the Jumper mine half the men were laid Ll Saguas | e Saiied Oct 2—Stmr Newburg, for Ban Fran- | c vera] operators at Cape Nome to sup-|off for a few days. Operations will be re- Brosdway wharf | The Great Eastern Musical Comedy Success, Entire New Music, Songs, . Scenery, Costumes SATURDAY, October 3, at 3 . m. In F and Magnificent Stage Effects. and is Ehe is sumed with the auxillary steam plant. The rning. eave on her long trip | Newburs. pm Pler SOUTH_BEND—Safled Oct 2—Schr Repeat, for Ban Francisco. PORT TOWNSEND-—Arrived Oct 2—Ship A ply all the Seward peninsula with elec- tricity and water power for hydraulic management will keep forty stamps dropping steadily and 100 men at work. This Is said STEINWAY HALL. Our “Al-Star'” Cast, Including - ] am!Pler mining. It is proposed to use the waters | to be the first time that the Jumper mill and | THE !mconn m:cn-u. or THE SEASON o George w. Elder Arn ved in Port. | J Fuller, from Nome. of several streams that rise in the Saw | compressor have been kept running during t KOLB AND DILL, e 4 Navigaucn Com- | i e PORT HARFORD — Salled Oct 2—8tmr | 1,,th Mountains, east of Point Clarence | dry season. Forty-two men were laid off un. PERCIVAL VAN TORX Wil Preside at BARNEY BERNARD, - s | Santa Cruz, for San Francisco. T It water, & the Repubiican mine at Jacksonville, only the Plano with the A!d o WINFIELD BLAKE, a g pm|Pier Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Melville Dollar, from | and a few miles from salt water, to gen- | fhe TePublletn, wyne ot JACkaomvve. coly & b g Newport Will Sail To-Day. eamship Company's vay & Way Porta. ’Ocn Valdez & Way Ports. . O Skagway & Way Ports. \OCK :k"um & Way Ports.|Oct Skagway & Way Ports. |0 Oct. Skagway & Way Ports|Oct. | Cooks Inlet & Way Pt Sun, Moon and Tide. Redondo. ASTORIA—Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Columbla, hence Sept 80. Oct 1—Stmr Alliance, from Puget Sound Sailed Oct 2—Br stmr Indrapura, for Yoko- hama. Arrived Oct 2—Fr bark Rene, from Naga- TATO()§}(7'P1§5(’" in Oct 2—Ship A J Ful- ler, from Nome, for Port Townsend; ship St Paul, from Uyak Bay, for Seattle. COo8 _BAY—Amivéd Oct 2—Stmr Signal, hence Sept 29. Sailed Oct 1—Sch¥ Alpha, for San Fran- | etsco. PORT HADLOCK—Sailed Oct 1—Schr Se- quoia, for San Franeisco. BU HEI(A Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Pomona, erate 100,000 horsepower to give electricity to Nome and all other mining districts on the peninsula. Thg electric current will then be utilized to lift water from rivers and creeks for use in hydraulic mining. Two engineering parties con- nected with this enterprise are in the field at work. Philip S. Allen, formerly a Deputy Cor- oner in this city, has just returned from the new mining region at Kingman, Ariz. Mr. Allen says the gold find there is a promising one, but that he paid his at- tention to turquoise mines. He brought some fine samples of this stone and says Harvard mill at Jamestown were hung up by the giving out. of electric power. The mine will. work a few men during the dry season on development. Theé Shawmut mine, near Chinese, let out 200 men, but will keep sixty men on, doing development work, making re- pairs and running the chlorination plant. At the Rawhide, near Jamestown, twenty men are retained. The Tuolumne Water Company says it has & considerable reserve supply of water in two reservoirs and Phoenix Lake. sufficient, it 1s thought, to supply patrons for battery and other purposes than power for two months The Mother Lode Banner complains of existing conditions in Tuolumne County, publishing the following: lumne County has gonme into its annual MAUD AMBER, ELEANOR JENKINS. — THE ANGELUS, L. S‘IIDER JOHNSON, soprano, will be i he Soloist of the Occasion. Cumgllmmt-ry tickets may be secured at the store any time before the recital. = Eherman, Clay & Co., Kearny and Sutter Sts. BASEBALL! PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE LARKINS AND PATTERSON National Singers of Coon Songs, and a GREAT SHOW EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING IN THE THEATER. all from the 4 e . S o s “Bectay | tande DS Stmr Eureka, he industrial eclipse, awaiting the movements of - B ot e dock at eights High (] t 2—Stm urel ) Oet 1; 2 of - - F n streets at noon to-day for Fort Point, entrance to fag mfi:”::flm cuay, hence Sept 30; stmr W 1 | @ cjleieietednieduieieiieinioiminiuiui-ini @ | Providence in sending the rains. Hundreds oc RECREATION PARK. Inspect “CABARET DE LA MORT." N ama Francisco Bay. Published by officlal au- | Kruger, hence Oct 1. Town. men are thrown out of employment and m —EIGHTH AND HARRISON— ——VISIT THE “MYSTIC MIRROR MAZE.™ Bekasie < thority of the Superintendent. ABERDEEN—Arrived Oct 2—Schr Ethel | koka, from t:unA T Seot 81_Be atme| Cither spend all their savings in tnvelhu m — NOTE—The high and 10w waters occur st | Zane, hence Sept 17. YO“’“‘}“*‘TEO‘;" Sent 22T LW e g o BB P“}NSHIP LION SLAYING BABOON lel Dock at Pacific Street. the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25| Safled Oct 2—Schr Bangor, for San Dle[n, !’{“hl"“‘-‘ irom Seatile, Bep! ap Stmr | gaily expenses during their énforced {dleness. mer Viunsih ‘G R TAE minutes later than at Fort Point; the helght | sehr F § Redfield and stmr Newburg, for San | Riolun s‘g’“-fl e ehinano Mary, for | BUSiness men lose money due them from men IN THE Z00. e , - n_on tide is the same at both places. Francisco. Salled Sept i e aru, Who cannot pay up and Keep thelr familles mgn‘! AND FRIDAY, 3:30 P. M.; SAT- VNS . the Grydock at Hunters'Point, will €0 to her | o 2 1.8 S5 = COSMOPOLIS—Salled Oct 2—Schr Maria E | Seattle; Br stmr Deucalion, for Seattle. ~ | during the dull season and merchants see be- AY, 3:00 P. M. SION, 10c; CHILDREN, Se - pler N Pacific street wharf, this Smith, for San Pedro. R - . fore them a longer or shorter time of no trade B‘D’NDAY--‘un--- -..2:30 P, M. wh;”‘.f:'.;n ne Ask for “The Chatéa™ morn - NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Metters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. ark Professor Kogh, now at es, proceeds to Portland to load at 25s—chartered prior to ish bark Brunel is chartered m Puget Sound to Melbourne or 6d; British bark Wooliahara, Merchandise for New York. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. ureka to Sydney (owner's ac- | 541 6:30 5.4| 7:22 NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides ‘morni; tia ar iven The mlomer Minnebosks was “chearel o ' o el muTiier Waes ats aiven tn the Jact order of occurre: mma) for New York with an assorted day in the et the muuum.m PORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Oct 2—Stmr B N , M Fort rags. B ANDON—_Arrived Oct 2—Schr Alblon, hence Sept 11 ISLAND PORTS. MANILA—Arrived Oct 2—U 8 stmr Thomas, hence Seot 1. KAHULUI—~Arrived Oct 2—Bark W B Fiint, from Makaweli. Saiied Oct 2—Schr Golden Shore, for Port Townsend. HONOLULU—Safled Oct 1—Scr W H Mars- ton, for San Francisco. Arrived Ocl 2—stmr Alameda, hence Scpt 26 EASTERN PORT. PHILADELPHIA — Cleared Oct 1— Bark Nuuanu, for Honolulu. FOREIGN PORTS. CALE'IA BUENA—Sailed Sept 26—Br bark Almora, for United Kingdom. IQUIQUE—Arrived Sept 21—Br llflfl Mus- OCEAN STEAMERS, NEW YOHK—Anfled Oct 2—Stmr Fuerst Bismarck, from Hambu Safled Oct 2—8tmr “ATaBle, tor Litverpool. CHERBOURG—Arrived Oct 2—Stmr Au- ‘u'lc}:{ vtctonn, from New York, via Plymouth, for am] HAMBURG—Arrived Oct 1—Stmr Graf Wal- dersee, from New York, via uth and Cherbours. van:npom.—.\mm Oct 2—Stmr Com- monwealth, from Bosto PLNYMOUTH CArrived Oct 2—Stmr K Albert, fmm New Yotk, for Cherbourg a Bremen, i proceeded. )GNI’fBUR-HER Arrived Oct 2— eunr Rh dlm. from New York, for Rotte dam, ane eeded. SGUTHAMPTON —Salled_Oct_2—Stme B gher. trom Hianbars, Tor New otk Vik Ches- or credit trade —Fobson's chofce. All this die- tress is the result of lack of water and power, Every spring the hills and valleys are deluged with floods of water escaping to the sea. Rivers and creeks run full of waste water and the {mmense beds of snow in the mountains melt innocuously away, \ha escaping water a detri- ment instead d a blessing to mankind. At the beginning of every season the great water company, which holds this county at its mercy, makes its regular annual promise of ‘plent B water to ran through til the rains come," and every year mines close and the county swoons i &two or three months of drought. Every year company makes new contracts for the delivery of water and power and spends money for ditches, pipes. wires' and flumes to deliver more water while making but tm]. efforts to save more water to make thelr con- tracts good. Tuolumne lags behind all sister counties in the race of progress, hi and held back by a moss covered monopoly. SAN FRANCISCO vs. LOS ANGELES LADIES' DAYS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Advance Sale, 5 Stockton St. Weak Men and Women SHQOULD USE DAMIANA Bl'n'l.'n THE | Great Mexican Remedy; gives health and | & o sexual organs. Depot. 123 llm-l THE WEEKLY CALL| $1 per Year.