The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 18, 1904, Page 11

5 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1904. TRANSPORT LOGAN ARRIVES FROM MANILA AND JAP i1 Death of a Passenger! With Smallpox at Seaé‘ Sends the Big Vessel Over Into Quardntine "R-MASTED BARK . [ ADDENDA \\’REL‘I\'ED, i The Toyo Kisen I\ahha! Steamship Company Isu Looking Toward the! | South Ameriean Ports | | reaching | nallpox developed APPROVES PLAN C AN FOR NEW DOCK Pacific Mail Company Satis- fied With Harbor Board's' Scheme for Better Wharfi i CONFERENCE TO DECIDE Officials to Discuss the Proposed Improvements There is a likelihood that the double- | | deck pier for the Pacific Mail Steam- ! ship Company, Occidental and Oriental Line apd the vessels of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha will be construeted by the State Board of Harbor Commissioners aec- cording to modified plans submitted by | United States. Decree of the Circuit the State officials. For several weeks the engineers of Corporation and the State} SETTLERS WIN THEIR '.HGHT | Southern Pacific Railroad Lands Illegally Patented Vietorious in it sThe United States Circuit Court Appeals yesterday handed down deci- sions as fpilows: Southern Pacific Railroad Company, | Central Trust Company of New York, D. O. Mills and Homer S. King vs. the Court affirmed. Company Cannot Get Back | HOLMES BEATEN TWICE | Harbor Commissioners A:e! the Suit, Brought for Big Damages of | ton. (*M1ilten), [oge. Sacramento, Chico, Red I ST | the Harbor Board have been working |on plans and specifications that they | think will flll the demands of the Pacific The original suit was brought by the Government to quiet title to several thousand acres of land in Southern <alm=i 4 The dis- e last stage TP IS T IEON G~ Oct Franeisco; 6—Ship Marion bktn Encore, for from HG"\K‘ Franctsco N PORTS. red Oct 15—Ship r New York, and passed Br etmr Doric, for San »—Paseed Oct 18—Ship A iphia, for Hongkons. 4 Get 16—Br stmr 15—Br stmr | . for New York. PORT SAID—Arrived Oct 16—Spn _stmr Isla | de Luzon, from rpocl, for Manila. ! QUEENSTOWN—.rrived Oct 16—Br Merioneth, hence Jume 24. FALMOUTH—Arrived Oct 17—Fr bark Tur- | got, from Tacoma. ] Sailed Oct 17—Br stmr Heathbank, for Ma- | ship Minaassont z 9 = g !nia 2523 g2 3 | AUCKLAND falled Oct 15, § o m—Stmr | #2351 3§53 % |sem tor Sen Francieo s B % ! Oct 17, 4 p. m —Stmr Sonoma, hence | 55 5 E | g% 3 ! DEO—Arrived Oct 16—Br bark B i m Antwerp, for Puget Sound. Bav- 3 I <4 Oet 15—Biktn Rob- | om Port Townsend. AN STEAMERS NEW YORKE—Arrived Oct 17—Stmr nessia, from Glasgow. FIUME—Arrived Oct w York, via Nap — 21 Fur- CHERBOT RO Avrived Wilhelm der_Grosee, from X mouth, for Bremen, and NEWS OF THE OCEAN. hip Desaix Tacoma) was arrival for wheat thence to Movements of Steamers. i TO ARRIVE Steamer. From and & Way Ports.|Oct. Sound Ports. Wellington Montara. . Dei Norte. .-\n(e es and peratures reaching wind is blowing from the north | » velocity of 38 miles per hour. nade at San Francisco and v t | Potnt Arena.. | Santa Rosa | a light was left burning. | Centennial. .. Alameda. | Dorie. [China_& Japan.. City Panama. | New York via Ancon C PORTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. | Argo "/ Eel River Ports ——— e { Columbia..... | Portland & Astor S. Dellar.. - Yokohama 8. M‘)gi."l Gfl}‘l Harbor . sivin REAUAGEE i !fikvm retic Positively cured by Eilesen, ‘14 hours from | Wwarmer; light | Pomona. I lhne Little Pills, ‘ SRR | s';{,m ‘g.yux’n_]—ve m_ | Leggett, Reiners, 45 bours s . Tt ‘“"",M.fl“"l g = Dyspe I A G M ,\DIE Dist G. Lindauer. DOoM usuaauu!:uuuuuufimnsss:;:; ?328??3 3 & MICHAELS—In port Oct 12—Stmr St | Curacao. B Tt LLs. ‘ m, 20 hours from e S - Puget Sound Ports In the Mouth, Coated Aberdeen, Hanses, 73 hours from Co- | wy -z TO sam. ’vnrc_h.linm:ude e e Emma Claudina, from ————————ITORPID LIVER. The;y - g e omas, 43 hours T port T, 1 g Pler, ulste the Bowels. Purely Vegetabie. ;‘ o . 1:30 p m—Stmr Humboldt, H ('_ . % tian, for Si g 1 i P : B ay- | Coronado. SWALL PILL. SWALL DOSE. SWAi1 PRICE . Bagien 4 hours trom Ha O T e - | oo | o2 §rmim 2 o HEADACHE. D OF 5% 11—seme wasr | | S e, ey | § SR I CURE SICK — ! wa cos Bay direct....| § pm/Pier § AR RS o e o e < Stmr laqua, hemce Oct 15; | w"’ “ | Srrie | Genvine Must Bear n’.m" Saalifs, Bialia’ o : e rvad Ot 3-8t | Rainter_ ... | Seattle & Belinghm e =] R sche Mary C, Campbell, 8 Bours from Bo- | o Ok 16—seme Homer, a3 :h‘: | - | Sehr Lucy, for Umpqua; stmr 1 {Ele | CLEARED. Bonita. for San Francisco. b Monday, October 17. BALLARD—Arrived Oct 16—Schr Ruth E. 1 ::‘*n- 2 Stmr Coos Bay, Johosom, San Pedro, etc.; | Godfrey. from San Pedro. £ 2 s BEREOL_ ot TATOOSH-Passed in Oct 17—Schr Snow & Flec § VDR DD | o T Tmatil opander, Victoria, etc.; P | Burgess from Nome. for Port Townsend S i css co Passed ip Oct 17—Stmr Olympic, hence Oct visit DR. JORDAN'S anzar Brig Lariige, Forest. Altata, Mexico; Hick- | 14, for Beifngham. e mas & Masterao Passed cut Oct 17—Schr John A. Campbey, :’l-!"n T g"sE". of ‘..T'.' Bark Homeward Bound, Thompeoo, Hull, | for Sen Francieeo. DPamed is Oct 17—8chr o x Engiand; American Hop and Bariey Co. Oliver J. Olsen, for Ballard. ‘"fl 3 198 MARZETOF. b 6P, X 5L ) | SAILED. SAN DIEGO_Arrived Oct 1—Bita J. L o e 3 o it Mivtpens Eviston, from San_Pedro i ekt s o . | CANTA BARBARA Safled Oct 17—Stmr amiPler 11 s dvme pocttivety cmoed vy the sldost U & stmr Marblehead. Holmes Magdalena | g n:s Rosa, for San Diego. i ° Specielie: ou the Come Hai 3% years. , Bay PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Oet 17—Fr m Pier 13 by UR. JORDAN-DISEASES OF MEM @ | ST LD “‘":;;,,”";, Rt poes O o —(Pu-zn 3 POINT REYES 11:16 a. ¢ Conmsitation free acd Stmr Centralia, Erickson, Sen | m —8tmr Aberdeen, from Portland, Or., for $ PPler 2 R San Franeisco. :30 piPler 9 ‘ Passed Oct 17, 1 p. m.—Stmr Despatch, from am|Pier 2 Franeisco. pm 2 ek R =R - FORT ANGELES—Arrived Oct 17—ital ship miPler 40 Ttalia. from Hicgo pmPler 27 HARBOR—Arrived Oct - 17—Schr Challenger, hence Sept 25. am n COOS BAY—Arrived Oct 17—Stmr Arcata, 1 Bence Oct 14 - e Pler 20 REDONDO—Arrived Stmr, Georse hence Oct 15, and safled 2 M etmr James 8. Higgins, and satied ] Fier 40 | | 1 | | may be decided upon. Mail Company. Under the contract with the State the Pacific Mail is the | responsible party in the matter of the ' lease that gives to it certain dock priv- {ileges on the water front that are Jointly enjoyed by the three transpa- cific lines mentioned. The 'officials of the Pacific Mall have scrutinized the plans for the new dock and have ac- knowledged that they are satisfactory. To-morrow there will be a meeting of the Board of Harbor Commissioners at | which it will be decided, after mutual agreement between the steamship peo- ple and the State Commissioners, whether work shall be commenced that will change the dockage facilities at Brannan and Fremont streets and | Brannan and Second streets, from an- | cient to modern structures. The | amount to be spent in these improve- | ments is about $450,000. What is known as pier 44 will be a double-deck dock, something similar to the plans first submitted to the Pa- cific Mail Steamship Company and re- | Jected by it on the ground that it was too costly. The steamship line pays for the dock in rent money; that is, its monthly payments to the State must, within a given time, equal the sum to- tal.of the cost to the State of con- structing the dock. The monthly pay- ments to be made by the Pacific Mail Company will be decided at to-mor- row’s meeting. After the Pacific Mail Company re- jected the double-deck plans the Har- bor Commissioners went to work on modified lines and produced the plans that have now met the approval of the steamship people. Pier 42 wili be converted into a first- class cylinder pier dock. In fact both docks will be built on the cylindrical steel pier plan and guaranteed to last for decades. ———————— WEATHER BUREAU CHIEF RETURNS FROM THE EAST | Professor McAdie Tells of the Import- ant Work of the Convention 5 at Peoria. | Professor McAdie, the local Weather Bureau chief, returned yesterday from the East, where he has been attend- ing the convention of Weather Bureau officials at Peoria, Ill. The convention { lasted three days and the discussions were mainly upon the subjects of im- provement of the forecast, the study of meteorology in schools and col- leges and the new observatory on Mount Weather, Virginia, where the study of magnetic and solar physics will be conducted. The establishment of a similar institution on Tamalpais The subject of improving the weather forecast is one that affects the people. The average percentage of accuracy is from 85 to 90. And it is the resolve of the hundred weather experts attending the convention to raise that average by the invention of | instruments. The study of meteorology in schools, colleges and universities is generally spreading and Harvard makes it an entrance examination requirement. The idea is to educate the public in 18 | weather lore. —_—— Cellar Fire on Sutter Street. A fire started in the cellar of the Progress apartment-house, 1144 Sut- ter street, at noon yesterday. Fortu- nately it was brought under control ! by the firemen, who, by cutting the floor in the apartment of R. G. Wilkie, flooded the cellar with . streams of water, eventually extinguishing the | fire, which caused about $10,000 dam- | ages. The fire began in the accumu- | lation of rubbish in the cellar, where In the cellar | was also a lot of chemicals belonging te Wakerlee's drug store, with combus- tible material belonging to Miss Hilda Fecheimer, a florist. LTal L e TR e Card Systems and Cabinets. $2.00 buys a card index drawer, 500 record cards and 25 guide cards. Loose- leaf ledgers, price books and good print- ing. Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market st. * FROM SEATTLE. ' Destination. | Skagway & Way Ports. 0¢L Shmy & Way Ports. Oct. Skagway & Way Ports. Oct. Santa Ciara... Seidovia & Way Ports. . Nov. R R A TS RPN 5. ) California, patents for which had been erroneously issued to the raiiroad com- pany by the Government. - Much of this land had been settied upon by squat- ters and bona fide settlers and the Gov- ernment interposed to prevent them from being ousted from the land. The Government won the suit in the lower court and the railroad company was ousted. Howard C. Holmes vs. Board of State Harbor Commissioners, Califor- | nia; judgment affirmed. Holmes had brought the suit to re- cover damages for an infringement by the State of a patented process of pre- paring wharf piles. On the first trial in Judge Morrow’s court the jury found for the plaintiff, awarding him $5000 damages. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed this juds- meént and the case was remanded for a new trial. Upon the second trial the jury found for the defendant under peremptory instructions of the court, following the decision of the Court of Appeals. C. E. Burrows and A. P. Stockwell (claiments of the steamer T. C. Réed) vs. J. P. O. Lownsdale, Washington; judgment affirmed, but interest strick- en out. A. W. Fox vs. J. O'B. Gunn and T. W. M. Draper, Oregon: judgment Te- versed and case remanded. ————— CITIZENS OF SEBASTOPOL PROFIT BY SANTA ROSA, Oct. 17.—Sebastopol has learned a valuable lesson from the two serious conflagrations which oc- curred there recently, and is taking steps to bond the city for more ade- quate fire fighting apparatus. The mat- ter has been taken up by the City Trustees. The first fire gecurred two months ago, and six business houses, five of them two-story structures, were de- stroyed. Two weeks later a second conflagration destroyed three more buildings. Lt is proposed to purchase a modern steam fire engine, abundant hose, sink new wells and secure lad- ders and latest fire fighting apparatus with the money secured from the bond issue. FREE ELECTRO-CHEMIC EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT All persons calling at Electro . 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