The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 1, 1904, Page 10

THE 'SAN FRANCISCO CALL, ‘FRIDA JAN TARY 1, 1902 | CENTRAL AMERICAN COFFEE [§|(N INPORT TRADE | CEIN TR WILL SOON BE = SIGNS TREATY 15 INCREASING, Extraordinary Swelling _\'otedf in Volume of Business for| This Port During the Year| NO EBB TO PROSPERITY | P WRIRCT -2 Customs Colleetor Stratton Says That 1903 Outstripped All | the Others in Value and Bulk_‘_ 1 P A o4 —— The house bu for” the y shows an éxtr e Over the .busine: ctor . Stratton erday ‘afternoon. chiefs of of in v local endar Custom- ess o of last received, from showing vear: la his di rious departments. abul g these the total receipts, everal days, yets Collectors W. B, Farley and of oW a material their rart- increase in is .not yet <0 har with the dis; nded and : the importing community. | Clement C. Perkins reports 2l collections for the last three follows: Ending December 31, ions k of except not be cc mpleted f the rey Hamilt Auditor ecessitating assistance facility ara expected t ta 87°35 December 31; 42; December 31, id ' yesterda deration the 10 cents: per p taken off tea on t and the col suspended for one Jan ary: . jn- ¥.of tea entere this he-last year was over unds, on-which the duty vould “have £950.,000 nported_since J approximately ¥ on- which, at colléctable, . wo sre_than $405, nary ease ought to-be skeptical that business for t-as good as-for the year re “are two theories offered as a of-the: disagreement be: ternents of “th igaged -in- bus 1902-and that more formerly -imported thewr and’ “not - through than réntly decréasing the nesg transacted-in- 19 imperters; ' while.- the ¥ is the .claim ‘that: the: business the’ Custom-house - is "ot an indication of the conditions -pre. vailing. of current business; -for: the reason: that ord for foreign goods given any months in ad- that.the tustoms réceipts re tn'r ty. an. indication conditions ' prevailing du d the early part of 1903 the wh of the year just i. The fact remains, nevertheless; a much greater. volume of bu ness .was.trapsacted ai the Custom: house in 1903-than in 1902 S.- Farley, deputy collector in ge of the -entry division, reporis he numbér of entries . .of imported ercharndjse for five-yéars &s follow: r ear ending December ~31, 1899, 20 3; -December -31,..1900, 21,042; Décember 31 1901 '26,957; December 31, 1902,"21,428; December 31, 1903, 21,698, t This’ shows a healthy increase -over 1902, and, would -seem. to bear out the statemend @nade above-that more peo- | ple are engaged in importing goods than ever before, ADVERTISEMENTS. Twenty-Eighth Semi-Annual Statement | —OF THE— Muimal Savings Bark OF SAN FRANCISCO, ' | | No. 710 Market Street! Capitai Stock Subscribed............$1,000,000 Of which has been pald in Gold Coin. 300,000 Statement of the condition and value of the ssots and liabilities of the Mutual Savings. K Francisco, a corporation dbing iess 710 Market street, city of San | ancisce te of California, and where ‘said | assets were situated on December 31, 1903, ASSETS, 2 S nk premises d taken ,' for aebt... 5 . 516,419 2818911 46 ured by frst al estate withis tate and Portland. Or., the ual value of which is . 4,208,809 42 1 ehares of capital stock* 5 rations upon which this ration has advanced........ «eid’ promissory notes, bonds and stock certificites are kept in the vaulis of this o ion at Market street. Saa Francisco.) Cash in gold. silver and currency, the actugl value of which is: it -ee.$ 60,262 22 429,050, 79 - 209,4 15 00 ke . d in advance. e and, fxtur Total -assets, LIABILITIES. To Gepositors this corporation owes deposits amoupting to and the tual cash value of which is... stockholders the amount of ‘cap-. vglue al d in the actual - . Miss F. M. Hewin, George Lorimer, aid anitiey 00000001 1, 'S Niaxwell, el | S b A e ey 5 Ley—c. ‘D. :Broadbent, Mrs. Broadbent, g B F AT SiEs F.. Buckhurst. Miss L. M. Dickens, J. B. | or in -any way withdrawn except g B e el 5 ot B B. in_payment of Josses Guring the ;'l_ odward, Mrs W. L. ‘Hoyt. D. W. MacKay, stence of the corporation wor until M, B 3 A Meclead, depositors shall have been pald in ° | full the amount of their deposits and declared dividends.) Contingent fund. exclusive of ac- ued but estments - 49321 49 B o cuidnd Total iiabilities ...............$0,220,027 84 MUTUAL SAVINGSE BANK OF SAN FRAN. By JAMES D. PHELAN, President. GEO. SETORY, Secretary. State of California, .. ,City and County of San Francisco—ss, We do solemnly swear that we have (and each of us has) a personal knowledge of the matter contained in the foregcing report, and w’.':‘ every uea:!llz::d l‘illemnl. matter and 2 erein contal s true, to the best our kno r and belief. ;- » AMES D, PHELAN. President. 3 ‘mGl-. ? A. ETORY, kcr!llry.ldfl“ Subscri and sworn o bef. sy of December, 1068, o or e thin 3lat] R.D. McELROY, 8,679,706 65 | | -| Vokgel, L. 'A. B. Wade. MOVING Steamship Peru Arrives From the Isthmus and Her Officers Report a Rich Harvest for Southern Plan- tations—Despondent Passenger Commits Suicide { s | e | 1 dent as i THE GERMAN \Savings and Loan Seci:ty, | ConSul. “General Skiull(‘l‘ Sue A" Corporation doing husiness at."No. Cal- i cessfully “€Carries Out Prin- ol ooy . -~ . ! - ‘DATED DECEMBER 31. 1903, cipal Features of the Mission - 2 g - WITH ETHIOPIA 3 S AL | caprr STOCK, detuahly, | z S 3 ¢ paid up ih Gold T‘nmv. ].)ll,oou,ooo 00 ; ! S B . Presidént Gt . the_ German Savings and Toan Sends Two Lions and ‘a_Pair| GEO. TOURNY ¢ CRoE S T ihé’ German: Savipgs -and.-Loan. -of Elephant Tusks to Presi- Society Staie-of. Cilfornta,. 'C Franc!, - JOrH LLOYD and v.and County of San a’ Personal Tribute | | GEORGE. TOURNY. beé- As a personal tribute from Emperor | SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Menelik 'to President Roosevelt, Consul Skinner has been charged to -deliver | L B o . eSS i o gt daky evien. Soctr o JIBUTIL, French - Semaliland, Dee. | 3¢IT, cave: “That =aid™ OYD 1s Presi-| | 31:—The * United:" States’ expédition ¥ of THE -GERMAN SAVINGS Abyssinia under Consu: General Skin- {;m“\ed =-Em‘I1F-|‘I;‘:[ i "‘r{v‘Y'flnr!vn abos | ner of Marseilles, which arrived at Ad- : (rye, i i isabeda December 21, has: suceassfully . 5 | carried ‘out the principal features. of aay o Dovmeny i’ (O istors. me this slst | { the mission. ~ A" treaty -"between th iSeal ] Nowiry: Pubilc, | United States and the Empire of Et R, ';x:;:. ODeni:\g for thé first fime friendly - SEVENTY ('0; D HALF YEARLY | | commercial relations, ‘has been nego- REPORT | tiated and signed. . Emperor Menelik iy SN i | has also given his formal acceptance 6f . THE . GERMAN ~~ SAVINGS = AND | | the invitation to participate in the St. | LOAN SOCIETY: | | Louis Exposition. - 6 California Street. | SWORN STATEMENT | | to the President two lions and a pair and | | of elephant, tusks. ’ L ¥ sxvines I\fl\[. { i y corporation doi siness Each member. of the American part CIREY. » corsaration doind Sesfuens bas been tendered a decoration, the ac. ceptance of which is held in abeyvance owing.to the official character of the ¥ ¥ | expedition. I ASSETS. | The closing audience granted by Em- s Shuien & it | peror Menelik to Skinner and the- lead- e |ers of the American escort was of a | | particularly cordial character. i EX State of Californis on Decem rancisco, sets are situated, $4,027.560 00 | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the | fourth_time column gives the last tide of the | @ay. except when there are but thee_tides, as | sometimes - occurs.. . The heights given are in | addition to the soundings of the United States L Coast Survey charts. except when.a minus ¢— [ eign precedesthe: height, -and then: the numbet | given-is subtracted from. the depth. given -by 3,195,000 00 1”1 tha charts: . The plane of réference:is the mean | [-6f_the -lower low- ‘water: | } i Time. Ball. i | Brarch Fivarcgraphic ~Office. U.- S:'N., | i H chants’ ~Exchatge, - San - Francisco, 1 December 31, 965, ] | The .Time -Ball -on & tower of the Ferry | building was droppeil exactly -at Tioom to-day— | i.-e..-at_noom -of -t%e. 12(th meridian, or at 8 p:-m. Greemwich timé. —-J. C. BURNETT, Lieutenant. -U. S.°N., in charge. | 7,646,590 00 | 1 e T AT 2 of “said Bends } t -Shajes "ol Stéck { { Movements of Steamers, kept - in its of - tiom. Wi the x- i IO AR = Eontion. -t - #1000 | T Steamer. From. | Due. Southetn Pacif | gttt i Ratiroad of €alifor- [} { i Montara.: . Jan. [ Bl Zdan M:rizage Ean Pedro. .. n Pedro Ty Jan. esnt - a | 1Coas Bay San Pedro & 'Way Poru‘,!,an ’\"‘n"]! kept - in ew. | Olympie- S : e .or i, Pl o | 1 L-km"—. Jan: Safe above men- | Cemiralfa an. toned | { Eoronad San. Pedro- .. -+ 1. .. 13an; Lo Puget Sound Ports ... |Jan. Humbaldt: jhn heoks . of. the = = BESHOL sl = Giay: an Corparat % 55 Z : 22 {Jan 2 Promisors seiurcd ¥ i - - - S Jar first. mort, es ou Feal Estate, BRITISH SHIP.W.'J. PIRRIE, REINSURED FOR 15 PER CENT SOLELY. BECAUSE 1T . WAS FEARED SHE | e S o A s o Nesl e MIGHT HAVE BEEN CAUGHT IN A’ TYPHOON, WHICH ARRIVED HERE SAFELY ‘YESTERDAY NINE: | China & Japan e . e 3.0 Nevada, -an -Territory ot Ha ! TY:THREE DAYS: FROM JE; ACSTRALIA. i 3 * " ! L].G: Tindauer. - .Grays Harhor 4 | % v 45 . =~ - C ~ X 4 20.199.441 05 o 0 }S Moaica S_an Pedrs b 2 Diego & Wa. 4 1 : : ; £ . ; |'Staie ot Cal.-San- Dies s i vas-only. by -literally breaking a| eriginesroom. ‘of .the.: steaméhip’ CIty.- . 6f 1. Paclfic..Coast . Steamship . Co; . - | & °Barbara Sac Pedro « ‘orporation 1 X we. iy by tHeriily 1a Wwas. sty terrific - bloty, | Martha Luvis, McFall; - Hilo; - Welch | Pt Arena 5 ant. Stock Certificates I bole in: the. pile. of acc ght nis injurics, treated by tead af | 2% : I ‘Newport” & Way Port 5 et (- the Saciety for trs : : that the . gangway :0f ship | Harbor Hospita!, will Mot prove .fatal. Corenado, - Potiér, “Honoluluj . J." D amed ‘J;lun:)!!ui,'\lx-&wx.‘. ipetildm 5 ‘;!:\:rl St 2.183.000 23| = £ - s & Bros Columbia’... ..|". Portian: storia. .« Ja o | No onds ane - which. arrived: yesterday. from | : = . James_ Rolph, Olfen,' Hina; M § Grin: | Elizabeth, .“1 squille- River 61 ficates' are -partly. held and | 5 und ‘a: place to t on the Reinsured Ship Arrives. e EpaKane, ..,y Humboldt-<. . .. _— said Corporation in its | iy o s e e | Tiie - 1P ot :overdue SAILED! Atcata. Bay. & Pt Orford.|Jan. %[ -own'vaults, and partly in. New i Pacific: Mail wharf:~ Except in.a few per cent.onaccount .Gf a Fhiirsday, December 31, - [ Santa Rosa..| San Diego & Way Jan: York “City in - the safe -above i truck-wite passagéways. cargo from e ot e e ) ! BTt Ak | sedocing & o Arend Jan £ mintioned el i the ends of the-earth lies ali over the | . Arived Yesteroay.” 45 days. (x0 tfornia; " Thomas, o o ol g S v ] B o e - g i O 1 1 i ks a Very ustradi he “Fa. ne © 2 & AN 9 g e situa big and little. ‘Mail’ docks and every- Hamborg for: Honoluly, -was ., ad~ Kalfs: Martin, Sgn.Pedro. ' o 7 AR e o i B o (K where heaped roof high. The Peru's Sstorday 1o 15 per cénti.The - Loch |- Sume Honter,” Donaldsdn, Sar; Pédre Sarbld Séattle = 10,1 gk * Waskington - and - ' passengers were landed, however, but | Predan:is uoted at:70 per vent. - Bty ATWEor - Tobasor Oroen s Centential .. | Seastle & Tacamia 10/} tne valuz of which is-. 029,578 3% only Captain Wilson knows where: her | Py Stmr. Mandalay. Payne. Criceons Cisy: So.nnr i Fcuiturs. B the. Wk el cargo-is going to be diséharged. fro ey Pl st ceomai : : el =T e Uniced Sl { The Peru brought thirty-four ‘pas cived: phatbriay.ab i Buenayentura, - Holmberg, : Coos |..'Bleamer. 1 Hestinnsion: e Bty g Ko B g i sengers, 708 »m;rr hfn ight and ”ml: | ted. em.,,, ;‘;unhn:n Quiros 15 ‘agroynd o; oA 2 73 ;é_ : ; “January 2. the :actual. valie of -which: is.- 1,077,728 8¢ ure -valued at $34,121 50. . Among the coast of Borneo. . OINE - LORO 37 o | Centralia. .. Tos Ar et H 2 A i - m—Weather | Gran Total - ge: ew York w > &los i 3 5 | Coronddo: .. | Gray b Al e i e $38,340,433 11 engers from New York was Mrs. | elonidy: wind s 16 milea per Hour, . | -goronadv:. | Grave Hashor,: - the- 1f of the metropoli R. Alvia s, who has been minin; in. ‘Bolivia, and Allan ( dison, a mining- engineer from Me; ontheliner. 4me up coffee crop, which is large this sea will shortly begin moving along the coast will be lively next few months.. H. Cunningham, fireman on the Peru, 31 years of age, died last Tuesday of congestion of the ngs and was buried at sea. On the Peru's downward vovage a cabin passenger, Domingo Barba of Ivador, committed suicide by jump- ng overboard. Nobody saw him go on d business and his absence was not noticed until ! | ®als vinegar.. 137 cs table preparations, Isb. fertili gs machine he following day. He was u native of Spa 62 vears of -age and spondent over the recent death of his daughter, who husband in Guatemala. The Péru’s passengers includ= the fol- lowing named: Mrs. Maravene Kennedy, Migs Louise Colwell, C. R. Greenland, Mark J Harrison, R. Alvin Welss, Gustav Laube, Miss Jennie Ells, Francisco de Ojeda, Beatrix de - Ojeda, Allan-C. Hardison, William Rodgers, Swinfort, Kate A. Swinfort, Raymond Haux, ‘Ebelin Ha s -— Sierra Delayed by Mail. British-Aust¥aliar. Com- | i { The late arrival ined the Ocean Sierra some of the Stepmen hours beyond _th salling time. The steamship sailed, . and w1 have littie difficulty in mak- ing up the lost hours long before she reaches he Antipodes. Among the passengers to Auckland was Rev. Francis E. Clark, the founder of the Christian Endeavor movemen The passengers’ included the. following named : Honolulu T. Alexander. Miss A. Alexan- A. ‘Bartlett, Miss N. Crook, G Mrs. Emesson. R. ). Emerscr Dr. N 8. Fairweather, A. W. Fisher, Dr E:_ Grozgman, R, Hendeison, - Mrs: - Hody kigs, "M, - W. -Holling, George. Hunter, E. ham, Miss Emiy Ipgham, S D.. Tone: : . Lavghlin, -Mrs. Laughlin, '“A Letxis." Jr.. Miss .E, Lewthwaite, 8. M.- Littlé, C. T, Littlejohn, ‘Miss Katherine ich, W - B Miller, Mre. G.. Omiway child,. H. V. M. K. Richardsen, Dr,'B, F, Sai Sandow, J. . -A. Seale;. E: B. Miss Edna Whemple, <. H. Wileox, Wilcox,. Mrs. R. W. ¥oung,~ W, P, willing, Mrs, Zwiding. Pago Pago—T. Bernhauk, Jud J. Manning. v. Frencls E. Ciark, Mies M. Clark. T. J. Colline, A. E. Cowper,. Miss M. Mre. M. McLene, R, Ritchie, W. i Stewart, Vi cent” Strr, Mrs. Surr F. P. Taylor, F. W. ——— Encounters Heavy Gale.’ Craf: of all sorts and sizes seem ‘to have made an effort yesterday to finish thelr vo aging before the old year ended, and as a re- sult more than thirty veessls passed in through the Golden Gate and were safely anchored or tied up to wharves when the midnight pan- demonium anncunced the birth of 1904. Among the ea arrivals was the British ship Port Caledonia, Captain Manning, SO days from Newcastle, Australia, with T_tons of coal. plain Manning reports that October 20, in latitude 33 south, longitude 173 east, he en- countered an easterly gale which continued two days and wrought considerable damage to the Port Caledonia. The sea fiiled the ves. scl's deck to the i and_during the blow two perts on the s rd side were washed away. R 200 Injured on City of Puebla. Notary Public in and for the City and Couat; of San Pranciscc, State of California, ot J. Seward, an oiler, who iives at 414 Bran- nan street, had three ribs broken yesterday in 1 aptain MacKinnon reports that-the for- the ! =1 was de- | was murderad by her | Edwin | ge F." Krauss, | Miattel {general | 11 bals |9 ¥ 1 D 00. 1 1 es baki, #visions, v | 76 tons Stmr 2 Di Stmr | coma. Stmr Stmr Mendoc! Stmr from P Stms | Fort” Brage. Br from Sumr Kruse. Stmr Pacific Stmr tutus J Stmr Oregon Stmr i Continued. on v |- “Thie Waik 8¢, Katherine retupns to-Hilo with| pkgs ol Shipping: Intelligence. - Pisagua Newcastle, Br ship Pert Caledonia, Manning, 80 days Steamship Co. NEWS OF THE OC EAN: to Marin Page Twelve: rs of Inter CAIEO. H % : Exports for Hawaii.. ¥arkentine. ¢ 1o was: éleared, ¥es- ir - Honalilu - with am arted.- mer- |- and’ includ. barley, cls feed, 22500 ibs sugar, 1704 ibs bread, | gals wine, 10 s gin, pkgs groerie: | provisions, : 600" bs_salt. 1hs 179 es bbls salmon, 2300 Ibs beans, s t G 1bs 3 es coffee, 4-cs baking powder. 14 v, 350 bxa soap, 59. hdls: pipe, matches, :120 bdls shooks. brooms. 641" pkgs paper, 96. coils rope saddiery, 3 .pkgs. agricultura] imple bhls coal.tar, hite. s paints, 12 pk bars 100. hdis 10°cs be pkgs actd, 11°cé d at $4080, is flour; bs rice, 4778 lbs middlings, 26 ctls .'4 ctls oats. 1235 Ibs bread, . 81 ¢s can: goods, ng powder, 27 pkgs grocerfes ‘and i 25 cs -salmon,. 273 Ibs .ham, 1620 Ths 500 1bs- lard, 1 e coal, 2 purf boats. ' Pl ARRIVED, *-Thursday Santa Rosa; Alexan December 31 . 40" hours from Mackinaw, Storr: “trom. Part tie, Martin, €5 _hours from. “Tohrison,” 48 hours ‘from. Poj ino. orge “W Randali; ortland, via 'Astoria- 4715 hours, . South Coasi Ol 4734 hours from Phoénix; :0dland, 16 * » W_J Pirtie, Jenkink, 91" fays_from NSW. i reastle, A Ger ship Lika. Janssen, 144 days from Ant- wer, Bark’ Albert, Tarner, 21 davs from Honolulu. Bkin 8. G. Wilder. Jackson, 14 davs from Honolulu :: Bktn Archér, Melville, 16 days from ‘Hono- tulu. . Schr Newark, Reinertsen, 12° hours from : Stewarts. Point. % ¢ il Schr. Oakland, Ewart, 15 days from Tilla- mook. . TP Schr- B C Wright, Nfelson, 2% days from Mahulkona. ¥ Schr C T HNl, Huhs, 9 days from Tilla- | mook. 4 8 CLEARED. . , Thursday, December 31. Stmr .Rainfer, Hanson, Seattle; Pollard *Centennial, Strand, Seattle: E T City of Puebia. Jepsen, Victoria, etc; Coast Steamship Co. ° Sierra, Houdletts, Sydney and Hono- D Spreckels & Bros Co. < Alliance, Hardwlck, Portland; Cal and Steamship Co. Senta Rosa, Alexander, San Diego; and.| ne,” 4378 ‘gals distillate, | -from Ta- hours: from’ | 75-bbls lime; |- 4 hours |- - Stmr Houts from’ Men @ocino, SR | Stmr- Gipéy. Letand. 20.Yours - from " Mon- |- terey. - RS . | _Stmr Peru, Mackinnor, 22 days from Paha. ma.'via_Mazatlan, 5% days. Y |- Simr Despatch, Levinson,: 39 hours. from -San Pedro, > S t Stmix Whittier, | Macdonald, 2. days” “from | Ventura: up river airect - Br ship Edenmore, Kendell, 52 days from | PORTS DOMESTIC g 31~ WHATCOM -S; tor. San’-Franclsco GRAYS HAKBOR- s H_Bruce EKA— rrived . D from San Pedr rrived Dec'” - Dee 30: stmr . Redondo, OUTH ‘BEND-:Saltd. De San. Francisco, PORT. TOWNSEND: Oliver: i1 - Glsen. “from MBI tmr “Pomona, hence: Déc 30: 8 -Atrived Pedro. 5 hence Dec 28, ark Haydn Brown, from Dee 31 Arrived Stmar . Nome City, Dec 20: stmr. Francis H Liggett, from PORT HARFORD—S Dec | Coos Bay, for S REDONDO—Sailed Dec 31—Stmr National Citv, for San Francisco, —Arrived Dec 31—Schr Expansion, edio, rrived - Dec: 31-—Stmr ) Norte, hence Déc 8 PEDRO—Arrived Dec 30—Stmr Coro- nado, from Grays Harbor. Dec 31—Stmr Santa { Barbara. from. Port Harford;. schr. Stimson, | {-from - Ballard Sailed Dec. 31—Stmr Olympie, for. San Fran= cisco; schr Iottie Berinett, -fof Biaine; bktn Katie Flickinzer, for Portland. Arrived ‘Dec 31—U 8. stmr Mohican. from San: Dicgo; stmr Santa Monica. from Redondo. | TOOSH—Passed Dec - 31—Br stmr from Comox.-for San Franciseo. o, i ta--Rosalia, for FP‘l!l’Xe, SLAND PORT. Safled “Dec " rancisco. ¥ FOEEIGN PORTS. B ¥ < 31—Ship - CHar: Arrived De akel Dec,. 2 Washington . from New - Bafled De¢ 29- tmr. Yo " TALCAHUANO—In port Pitcairn Tsland, for S OKOHAMA 0—Stmr. China, APILCO-~§ailed” “for’ Panama -Fia: Dee s Deg 30, St U OCEAN $TEAMERS. CORK—Astived Dre stor Liverpdol Hamburg, - 1 ailed’ Dec 31 RPOUL—Arrived Dee from New York. L GLASGOW-—A ) New HAMBURG. Waldersee, from Safled Dee 3i k. . Trived " Dec ew York ‘Sun, Moon and Tide. United. States Toast and Geodetic Survey— Tjme and Ieight of High and Low Waters at Fort Poinl, éntrance to San Francisco Bay. Pubilshéd by official authority of the - _ Superintencent. - NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street’ wharf) about 25 minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at ‘both places 'FRIDAY. JANUARY 1. Dec’ 31—Sehr —Anchored in bay:Dsc 31—Schr. ALKi 91—Stnr. Grat |- LIAB LTI Lakme Los - Angeles “Ports: N | San Pedfo." ' Humboldt o Prepositors” - $ald Corpora- Spokane. . ... Bumboldt ©./ : 9 oif: awes- Deposits . amGunting |- Pt. Arena... ‘Pt Arena & Mdcnol 4 pm(Pler .2 {6, and- the- value of ‘which is..§36,049.491 1§ -{ Acapulco...[ N. Y. via. Panama. /12 m/Pler 40 3 toekholder: The amount City Puebla | Puget’ Sound” Ports. |1l .am(Pier 9 of Capital Stock; actually paid | ‘Chico. . | €oquilie. River 6 pmiiPier -2 up: ih “Gold -Cetn, aite of " 'Pomo [ Pt:'Arena & Alblon! 6 pin|Pler =3 which” i% - patR Arcata: ...t Coos ‘B-Pt. . Orfoéd, 10 am Pier 13 The. centition 3 Tia Empire Cooa~ Bay “direct. . £ ify :th “stockholders ‘ix;-that ho. ¥ January 3. ] vart: of.the -amount .can -he. i Arctie. .. Humbotar . . Sum P patd to them, or i ang’ wiy bs | North Fark: Humboldt ": . 2 m| Py withdrawn exXeept: in payment | v Astoria & Portland 11’ am Pier 24 of . losses - during the" existence | San.Diego & Way.|'9 am|Pier 11 of . 'the -Corperation, - -nor - until ! January: 4. | |: ¢ |- all Depositors- shall Rate been 1 | 8. Monica. . . Grays Harbor: % pm Pler 2 paid-in. full the amount of th 4 | Kureka....; Humboldt: .. k deposits and deelared dividends. | Coos Bay..| San Pedro 3—Tp Depositors --and- . Stock- S. Barbara holders: January 5. | | |, - tar The amount ‘ot the Reservs | Pomona.:..| Humboldt - - [1:30 piPier 9 /. Fund in-Gold Coin,. the valie e d January 6... f | |2 " of-which & e weereiieiet 1,150,000 00 Rival...... ' Willapa Harbor "..|4 pm Pier 20 | Including the amount.of ma- } Mariposa. .. Tahiti. direct. 11 um(Pier * 4 [* tured.'but uncolleated ~interest | Umatilla. .~} Puget Sound Ports. 11 am|Pler. 3 | . ori loans. January 7. | { <" (h) The amount of.the Contin- | Chehalis. .| Grays Harbor 3 pm!Pier 10 | 'Bent Fund, the. .value of | State Cal San Diego & Way.| 9 am|Pier 11 Which 18 ..cooicliiieevannan 73,751 60 | Th - condition of said Funds Sibers China & Japen 1 pm|Pier 4y 3 Curacgo. ...l Mexican ¥eris.. . 110 am|Pier ii i§; that "the .same have been | J. Dollar...| Seattle & Tacoma. 10 am Pier 2 created for the purpose of ad- January 8. | | ditional security to Depositors | Columbia.. | Astoria & Portland/ll am Pier 24 against losses. ! i January 9. - | | 4—State, City and County Taxes Elizabeth:. Coquille River. 11 am Pier 24 2ssessed by the Government, | Peru. N. Y. via Pana 2 .m|Pier 40 but nit yet payable. 1. Alame: Honolulu .........| 2 pm/Pier 7 | . January 11. | | I Total: .$38.349,433 11 | Queen...... Puget Sound Ports.!11 am'Pier - 9 | JOHN # g FROM SEATTLE, | President ¢t The German ‘Savings and Lean | : : Society, Steamer.. | For. Sails. GEO. TOURNY, - | Secrétary cf ‘The. Germa S | Seer m Savings and Loan Cottage City.| Skagway & Way Ports.|\Jan. 1 | - Soclety i ‘Excelsior Cooks Inlet & Way PtslJan, 2 | _State cf California, City and County of San Faralloi & Way Ports.|Jan. & Frareisco. s | “Valenei: Ports.|Jan. . 8 | - JOH LLOYD and GEORGE TOURNY, be. Doiphin Skagway & Wa . Jan.. 9 | IDE each separately, duly sworn, each for him- _Bertha. Cooks Inlet & Way .1Jan. 10 ' Self. says: That said JOHN LLOYD is Preat- | .| Skagway & ‘Way Ports.|Jan. 10 | 9°nt; and that sald GEO. TOURNY ls Secre. | tary of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOA SOCIETY, the Corporation above mentioned, and that the foregoing statement is true. | 5 JOHN LLOYD, | GEO. TOUR: i Subiscribed and sworn to. before me th! day of December, 1903. g o o o .. THE CALL'S CALENDAR. i _January, 1904, | T [ F."| S Moon's Phaves S { 1| 2°\Full Moon 2" Jan. 2. st e City and County | of_San Franeisco, State of California. | TOSANRAFAEL, ROSS VALLEY, MILL VALLEY, 2 | via Sausalito Perry. Suburban Service, Standard Gauge Electric— Depart from San Franciseo Daily—7:00 8:00, 9:00 10:00, 11:00 a. m.. 12 mill‘:l‘s&'p):l:f‘ 4:18, 0. SAN FRANCISCO 7:40. 8:35, 9:35, 11:05 a 53, 3:43, 4:46. 6:45, G4 | :20 p. . ! ROM_MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAX- CISCO—Daily—8:45, 6:55, 7:52 "8:35, 9: 11:20 a. m., 12:35. 2:00, 3:15, 4:05. 5:05, 605, 7:08, 9:00, 10:35 p. m. 'g.ul}teucun ‘IRAI;Q. = 00 &, m. daily—Cazadero and way D B etk davs (Bacisasys umfii‘i ‘Tomales and Way stations. . o cALIFoRmh ; s i "3:15 p. m. Saturdays—Cazadero and wiy sta- LIMITED TOCHICACO Uindays oniy—10 & ‘m.. Poist. Reyle ane LEAVES DAILY : : way stations. s TICKET OFFICE-626 Market st. ot 9:30 a. m., through in 3 days, ‘with diner and all trappings. Santafe for Stockton, Eresno, Bakersfield, : Merced, Hanford and Visalia. p. m. for Kansas City, Grand Canyon and Chicago. TICKET OFFICE—641 Market St., and Ferry Depot, 8. F. Also 1112 Broad- way, Oakland, Cal. 27 South First St., San Jowe. ¢ lm\l l 4 ADVSRTISEMENTS. | {STATEMENT OF CAPITAL STOCK ’ S OUTHERN P 3 enve anit are dus T SAN FRANC n Line. Foot of Murker Street ) T DRcEwnE: . 1 A remviiie, Winters. ftumes Benfein, Sulsun. Ehuire and ments 2 ValleJo, Nap Teowm, Viarsinez. 8 ties. Livermore, T ACIFIC wrrive Davis. Margaviii, Qrovlile . ort Costa, Marth 4 o Stoekion. wmos, Meundota Haatord, Visslla man. Armona. 4.250 2334 Gashen Viaatin: Ba Niies. 8an Jose, Tien), o Mary Oakdal Bora. Tuolom tiantlc Expee: £<fh>nflnd. Martinez Statfons The Overiand i,’m"w. Denver, Omahs, Chivag Vall weehans w Los ~Angeies Passeng Costa, Martinez, By Jathrop. Stockton Raymond. Fresno, G sehen Jun tton, Hanford. LQI:IM»’T'.‘.‘ 1 iakersfield. Los Ange asst II:y'nrd_ Niles and Way Station: Sacramenio River Wingers, Woodiand, Knights Marysville, Orovill stations. . Hlvv'vrc‘ \' ot Coata. ¥ ftacy. - Latarop. Modecsto, Merced, Fresno and Way Sta Port Costa..... tinez, Tracy, Stockton. Lodf .. taez,San Ramon. Vallejo, N Cailatoks. Santa Rowa..... Niles, Tracy. Stockt . ayward. Miles, Irvington, San Jose. Livermore. - The Owi_Limited—! ibanos. Moadota. T Bakersdeid. Lot Guiden State Limited Sieeper, Oakiand to Los Angeles, for Ct ¢ and Angels ... 4389 e Owien vad s 11.254 and Way 8.53* Ugden, b E A 9 4 5.00» +5.300 £.00¢ 6.007 Hayward. Siles sisyward, and 3 Eastern press—Ogden. Denver, St. Loals. Chicago an oy Bentcia. Sui- Sacramento, Aabarn, Colfsx, Keno, Wads ortn, Wianemuces . ~ept Sus Rockifn, Truckee, Bocs, 6.00» 7057 7.08» eLs» nday. w & Callfornis Express—Sac- rameato, Marysville, Redding. Portisnd. Puget Sound snd East. ties and San Jose (Sun- 3554 s 11554 (darrow Gasge). E16a 12187 Sewark, Centerville, S New Almaden. Los Gatos. Feiton. Pouider Creek. Sania Cruz and Pricipal Way Station €155 Newarx. San Jose. Lostatos snd | 18564 way stations 11055 €3.30r Huncers Train. Satirday oniv, San Jome. ns. Returs Sanday on'y D HARBOR FER F1AN CISCO, Fous of Market St 4Slipt 3:00 11:004%. 100 300 515> LAND, Voot of Brosdway — 600 .05 -0 ax 1200 200 4.00r COAST LINE (Broad Gauge T (Third and [ownsend Streets. ) a2 jose and Way Stations Jose aad Way Staglon: Frid.. onty), Stops oaly Sap_jose, for Holiw roville (con tlon to and m Monterey and Pacidc Grove), Saiinas. Saa Paso ltobies. Santa Mar n Luis Obispo, prineip omnectic tons R From UAK Giiroy Psjaro, garita atfons thence Sarf r Lompoe), Capteola, ove, Salinas, po and Principal Etations Jose, Los Gatos 3Ca Banta Clars, and Way Sta 1307 San Jose and W onte. \lnnurr!. nta Cruz, w Gauge Points) Hollister, Tres for Salinas. Plaos. 3.307 Tres Pinos Way Passenger 4307 Ean Jjose and Way Stations.... ... 1500~ Swn Jose: (via Santa Clara) Los GGaios, aud Principai W y Sta- tioua. Sunday) .. m.z: 1520 Ean rincipal Way S & ited. - Redwoed, e, Giirvy,Salinas, Faso Robles. Luls Obtspo, Sants Burbara, Angeies, Deming. EI Paso, New york. Con- jaro for Santa Cruz roviile for Pacifl rove and Way Stations........ 7.10a Mateo, Beresford, Bel 108, Redwood, ' Falr [ 18167 San na th San Francisco, Milibrae. llngame, San Mateo, Deimont, San Carl Redwood. Fair Oaks, Meaio Park. and Paio Alte...... S.489 a11.30r Mayfeld. Mountain View. Sunny- le, Lawrence, Santa Clara and Jese 9.450 P for Afterncon. % Sunday only. A for Morning. 1 Sunday excepted. a Saturday only. a | stations en Sunday. stopping at Vsiencia St. southboum 00430, 11:80 A M., Wrw am CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO. LESSEE SAN FRACISLO ANy NURTH PACIFIG RAILWAY COMPANY. Ferry, Foot of Market Street. SaN cI1sco WEEK DAYS—7:30, 9:00, 1 3:30, 5:10, 6:30 p, m. Thursdays—Extra trip t 11:30 p. m, ‘Tiburon Saturdays—Extra trip at 1:30 and 11:30 p. m, SUNDAYS—8:00, 9:30. 11: : o130, 3 11:30 p. m. m.: 12:50_ 3:40, 5 Saturdays—Extra trip SUNDAYS—8:00. 9:40, 11:15 4:35_5:05, 6:25 p. m. Leave In Effect San Francisco.| Sept. 27 1903 Petaluma and - Santa Rosa. Fuiton. Windsor, Healdsburg, 10:208 _ Lytton,. Geyserville, :20p Cloverda Hopland, 20a - and Ukian 20 p. Willits. » 20 & ] 40 & 20 p a » Hot Springs, Halfway House, Comptehe, Stevens, Hopkins, Mendocine City. Fore Westport, Usal: at Willits for Fare Westport. Shervood. Cahto. Covello. Saturday to Sunday round- duced rates. On Sunday round-trip ticke's to beyond San Rafael at haif rates. ip tickets at re- all points Ticket offices, 630 Market street. Chrenicle bul'ding. . H. C_WHITING, R. X. RYAN. Gen._Manager. Ges Pass. — e e e $!1 per Year.