The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 26, 1905, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1905. TUG LANDS | Steamship Company’s | ! ved from the Orient ght, landed her pas morning at 11 o'clock. | le was 16w she came to anchor | dock rs yesterday and her passengers v ght to the wharf by the tug s prov atever was receive them e dock—no K was put out to the tug to as- re—but they were al- e up to the dock as best nen and dittie chil- | 11, and with passengers hand was out- lia-did come ngers that compelled to g0 incline of the dock | s handed | t what | to the pass on the Briggs, who cruiser Baltimore re on October 31, 1904, Malacea. He 1is return- port for duty tiner | | i who is mak- d, was also a pas- sember of the House of } He is accompanied by f seven naval Japanese of- { also on the Mongolia's list. ; were headed by Commander Toshio | who said he and his friends were | way to land to look into val eonstruction | | B afacture of arms. They e { to remain in Bngland some | i are all very to visit Wool. | apanying them is' to-morrow at 1 p. m. for Hong- nolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Naga- who is meking a | s also on the list s tobacco | Will Sail to Honelulu. acturer and horse owner of the| The Oceanic Steamship Company eamer e, | Alameda will sail for Honolulu to-morrow Merrill Miller, who went out | O™PIn€ at 11 o'clock. | to t as president of the naval 2 tried Captain Briggs, wa | NEWS OF THE OCEAN. enger. 3 James W. Sears of the South|for an ports with a general mer- affordshire Regiment, H. R. M. N. | chavdise cargo valued at $140,388, to be dis- ho has- been stationed at Allahabad | trib follows: For Central Amerfca, $54. 1 is now on his way to London, was' 714 Mexico, $2563; Panama, $7616; Colembia, e | $116 New York, $73,348; Ecuador, $385; Zimmerman, who has been sup- | Chile, $125; Jamaica, $380; Trinidad Isiand, he Russian Government with "" T'- following were the leading exports: meats for the last six years, was a pas- | erica—5540 bbls flour, 10,414 senger.. He is reported to have accumu- | g B P g P g g o) ated -an -enormous fortune in this busi- | canned goods, ness. He was in Port Arthur during the . 1608 gais 10 cs siege. He is accompanied by a party of | 2 e g gt eight, all ‘mémbers of his family. whisky, 8% pkgs grocories and provisions, 41,- They | making a tour of the world. | v Mongolia was 2 days 20 hours 36,000 [1bs cement, 20,341 s paints'and ofls, 5 bales leath- ¢s dry goods, 10 cs sheep dip, 10 es tur- pe gkong. 35 days 2 hours Trom coal oil, 19 pkes paper, T pkes . 4a5 20 cs tar, 2 cs cartridges ama and § days 21 hours 0—7080 ft lumber, 120 _bls shooks, u. Captain Porter repor unch, 4 bdls oars, 10 Kegs powder, ints bxs ils rope, 51 pkgs steel and iron, and provisions. flour, 12,626 lbs sugar, goods, 100 cs canned wine, 41,049 ft lumber, 2 bdls brooms, 5 cs drugs, er was pleasant generall p brought 54 whites in the 388 Chinese of and her McLaren fith, My “Margaret B, gals wine, 550,624 Ibs hides, 250 bbls sperm 50 ibe bone biack, 100 43 ‘bales ofl, & es tobacco, s clothing, 118 flasks quicksilver, Junk, 200 ck spermaceti To Ecuadbr—60 bbis flour, 30 cs canned sal- 5 assorted canned goods. fca—105 cs canned salmon. Wood, Mrs. w - Movements of Steamers. Grosvenor, Davi Hawley Wiiliam Haske TO ARRIVE. From, quille River Bel River Ports .. Puget Sound Ports Newport & Way Ports.| + Portland & Way Ports. Pond, -| Humboldt .. Anderson, N. Richmond Grays Harbor . mond Esugh, Lieu- | San Pedro M. Bennett, _Altred Bever, .San Pedro . H. *Bowler, San Pedro . Heleia M. Bowler, Cajtain Jobn B. | Norwood....., Beattle .. 8 riggs, Gilbert N. Brink, Mg, G. N. Brink, | G, Linndauer.| Grays Harbor Lie Commander John % Craven, Cap- | Breakwater.. | Coos Bay 3. Drake, Harry' T. Edwards, | Arctic........ Humboldt . < Edwarde, Mrs. Margaret Sea Foam Mendocino & Pt. Aren 3 Miss Raanoke San Pedro .... Dr, John M anmill, Master Miles Putnam, Mise Kate E rge C. Seliner, Tong Gee, Master Toag | Charles H. Thompson Mrs, Jessie M. Mec- Mexican Porta . Itauri. . €. Barbara in, Benjii | Hamburg & Way Forts James H. San Pedro & Way Pts. us L. Helen C. Puget_Sound Ports. )’J» )(udvx[:}» Ibach, Mrs. ¢ York via Ancon. W Grays Harbor . Willapa Harbor San Diego & Wa Irisawa Kusum Point Arena & Albjon. 1 . Plerre Loril- Mendocino & Pt Arena.(June 1 lie Montefiore, Charles Coos Bay & Pt. Orford.|June 1 e E. Miller, aove Na- Seattle - & Bellingham.. June 3 Mrs. Jane §. Oakley, | Cosea Rica. Portiand & Astoria....|June 3 == Gusta Oberlander, Frederic | ¥ Kiburn...| Portland & Way Pon!\Jun- 4 > ine A. Penfield, Willlam K. | Gjty Puebla. | Puget Sound Ports. June 8 {. Plerce, M Mar- | Nebraskan...| Honolulu & Kahului. 5 - Philanda P. Raml, | China China and Japan.. 6 Stone Reynold M. B v M. Kirby TO SAIL. u Baruta, Sug e Steamer. | Destinations. - ] snlls.i Pier. + May 26. | | Astorla & Portland § am|Pier 2 \ Astorla & Portland.| 2 pum Pler 21 Thompson, Mas- G Miss n, Franz Walter, D. Adame, Mre. | Redondo. Atame, | Avrells Frances 3 G Dollar...| Grays Harbor 4 pm Bler 30 i 4 b Humboldt 30 p/Pier | Mariposa..:| Tahiti direct . ‘e Pler 7 | Bonita... Em‘PlGY 11 m de Br Lufn: Aberdeen.. | Grays Via Astoria. pm’l"ler 16 I 8 John | Vanguard..! Humbeldt . 5 pm| Pler 27 A e R. | Cascade Low Angeles Ports m {Pler 2 16 m| Pler 20 pm|Pier 4 pmPier 2 j pm{Eler 20 pm|Pier 20 pm|Pler 16 pmPler 2 pm Pler 11 pm|Pier 2 pm Pier 2 pm Pler 40 am|Pler 2} | Grays Harbor [ Scattle & Tacoma attle & Hadlock. uille River Michaels d . StMich'ls & F'rbks| Argy . River I‘ans. M. F. Plant | Cbos Bay {ns, | Pt. Arena.. | Point Arena . . | Pomo . Arena & Albion| n.. frect| N. Y. via An Coquille River May 28. Los Angeles Ports. i), M Carr | Mise Juanita Be k"é'::' TB l:J'r.:’ Ar;l‘xh 2 pm Mrs, ¥, S. Bodefeld e s I hambapd, H. C. Collas, R. € Crombie. Mra 'g'":m';‘ ! R. € Cromble, Mrs. E Collis, Mrs. L. D| any b Mies M. L. Ena. Judge C. A. Gal- | Mre. Galbraith, Miss Gorman, Mrs, A. X pon Mongolia brought 648 tons F13,00 in treasure and 229 pack- | , Arctic Sea Foam ——— City of Panama Arrives. The Pacific Mail steamship City of Panama | x Jun, Siate of Call San DIegs & War. Fork - | Humboldt .. Columbia... Astoria & Portiand | G Lindsuer| Grays Harbor Nevadan. ..!Honu & mnm June Valencla... | Nome & 8 lflch‘l ! Zealandia. reived yesterday afternoon. ’ She was. twen- six days from Ancon and six days and twen. ¥ bours from Masatien. She brought 1130 tons of freight and 8181481 02 in specie. Among her passengers were four of the crew of the schooner General Banning. They state (hey jan't like the way that Captain Benweisits reated them, so they left the ship at Man- One' of, the crew of the Bauni Puget Sound. Ports. (11 am{Pler carthquake. Tt lasted for thirty seconds with l Hine 3 s tremendous violence. Vers ouses were thaken down, Officers of the City of Panama Ancon & Way Ports|12 m|Pler 40 Tepori that when off San Blas they saw two monstrous sea. serpents, fully forty feet in mnmu l. & list of the eabin ssengers : lliams, . 8. Bllh)’ William M!!v 'G. Marshall. Charles L. y Giljette, Ernesto Martin, Emilia Mertin, FElena Chavarria, Rita Martin, Emilia Martin, -Chariotte A. Lynch, John L. Bradbury, Alfonso c Steamship flhtflfl-tllt‘flm ———— Siberia Sails To-Morrow. frte Pacific Manl Steamship Company's 8i- Zetzerzan | bien, * STEAMSHXP AU!TRAHA WHICH ATLED YEi Y FOR PET- ROPAY LOVEKI, SIBERIA. —_— SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, May 25. Stmr Pomo, Reloertson, 12 hours from Al- via_Point Aréna 10 hours. Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, 16 bours from Caspar, via Paint Arena 11 hours. Stmr_Santa Cruz, Alberts, hours from Santa Cruz. Stmr Brooklyn, Carison, 14 hours from Men- docino. Stmr Helen P Drew, Gunderson, 13 hours trom Greenwocd. Stmr Francls H Leggett, Reiners, 40 hours from Redondo. 0B e o 0 e trom est Strar Banta Ross Alexgnder, 42 hours from San Diexo and way DOrts. Sandberg, 26 days Stmr City of Panama, from Ancon, via Masatian ¢ days and 20 hours. Stmr_Maggle, Whitney, 4 hours from Half- moon Bay. Stmr Navarro, Kalnin, 24 hours from Eureka. Br stmr Comeric, McGill, 23 days from Yo- kohama. Schr 1da A, Campbell, 5 hours from Point eyes. Schr Jennle Gritfin, Bolinas. Gibson, 3 hours trom CLEARED. Thursday, Mey 25 Stmr. City of Puebla, Jepson, Victorts, Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Sime City of Para, Brown, Ancen, ete; Pa- R Belt“h. Pacific ship Company. r Bonita, Preble, San Pedro; Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Schr Leura Madsen, Cook, Point Barrow, Alaska; S. Foster & Co. A SAILED. Thursday, May 25. Stmr Maggie, Whitney, Halfmoon Bay. Stmr State of California, Thomas, San Diego. +Stmr Australia, Rennie, Pe ulovaki. Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen, Victoria. Stmr City of Para, Brownh, Ancon and way ports. Sunr Francis H _Leggett, Rflllufl Portland. Stmr Newsboy, Crescent Stmr Fulton, Panser, Eureka. Stmr Spokane, Carroll, Seattle. Stmr Argyll, Monroe, Kihei and Kahului, Stmr Santa Monice, 'Olsen, Grays Harbor. Brig W G Irwin, Hanson, Roche Harbor. Schr Mary C, Campbell, Bodega. Sehr Ivy, Lindguist, Eurek. Echr Gamble, Holmes, Port Gamble. Schr Bessfe K, Bash, San Vicente Landing. SPOKEN. April 18—Lat 8 N, “i.:’ . Br enip ab, from Antwerp for co. May & Lat 23 N, long 22 W, Br 'hln Hel- ensburgh, from Leith for Seattle. TELEGRAPHIC. POINT LOBOS, May 28, 10 p in—Weather cloudy; wind NW; velocity 12 miles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. SQUTH BEND_Arrived May 26—Bcbr Je nle Wand, hence Arrl\ed May ”—Slmr juola, hence May 20. 4—Stmr Humboldt, ATTLE—Salled May !Or Emwn Arrived May 24-Br stmr Telomachus, from Vic(m’h May 25—Btmr Tampico, from San PORT GA-BLE—AMVEG May 26—Schr Ida Schnauer, nce May 7. ANDON—Salled May .95, 5 a m—Stmr Elizabeth, for San Franei§co. May 24—Schr Albfon, for San Francisco. hence May 13. ; Arrh!d May “—!chr s-lled Mpy 25—Stmr Chico, for San Fran- S RLLINGHAM Salled May 25—Schr Vega, (ar Golmln Bay. . EREY—Salled May p m—Stmr Fosenans with ehip Marton: Chilostt 1 o for Honolulu. COOS BAY—Arrived lay 25—Stmr F A Fortuna, m Astoria; a, hence May 26—Stmr Alllance, from Bureka. reka. Salled May 25—8Stmr_Alliance, for EUREK —Arr!'od May 25—8tmr hence Ma: PORT mwnsmn—snm May 26—Schr Vega, for Golovin Bay; ship Sintram, rm- Newchwang. GRAYS HARBOR—Salled May 24—Stmr Coronado, for Redondo; stmr Cllfild! for San Mm, stmr Geo C Lindauer, for San Fran- 25—fichr Ens; Fran- clfc:nl ‘Tch’f" Hogolpy, for ?‘.dm. fon . May 25—Stmr Bru chk. hene‘ “" K Moy’ 24—Bemr Dolphin, lly Hmr Farallon, for Se- !ANTA BAgrleRA—Arflv!fl May 25--Schr c"i"w?fx: 'E'fi-"x‘-—s.«’n:a Ilu 25—schr Bunr eto; THE MONGOLIA'S PASSENGERS S[H(LS NEED ! The Weather. (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) BAN FRANCISCO, May 25—5 p. m. The following maximum and minimum tem- peraturey are reported for the previous day: Zineinnat] 5040 rPhHldelphil ew York 70-50 BAN FRA (‘lsco The following are .the seasonal ratnfalls to date, as compared with -those of the same t twenty- | date Jast season, and rainfall in I four hours: Last This Last Stations— 24 hours. Season. Season. 0. 52.51 64.58 i 3353 8182 Sacramento . 0.00 21,83 8t neisco 000 2345 5 | Fresno ... 0.00 - 12.08 o4 Independerice . 0.00 3.89 57 San Luls Oblspo.... 0.00 2350 ‘95 Los Angeles 0.08 19.49 .72 8an_Diego 0.00 14.26 .30 THE COAST RECORD. FELE.2 & % g gEgs Ry ¢ 3 o g 3383 &£ 8. = Tions. 2 %35R3 g5 2R § TR g s BlEn s : 3 : il : s Baker . 20.70 70 88 NW Cloudy .00 Carson 20.50 €8 40 SW Pt.Cldy .00 Eureka 20780 52 50 NW Rain .08 Fresno 2870 78 52 NW Clear .00 8 E Farailn20.84 51 49 SW PiClay .00 lagetdft .....20.68 08 33 SW Clear .00 Imnendmce 20,50 80 52 SE Clear .00 Los Angeles .[20.84 84 56 SW Clondy .02 Mt. Tamalpais.20.79 61 47 NW Fog .00 North Head ..20.80 56 46 N Pt.Cldy .00 Phoenix ......20.56 94 60 § oudy .00 Polnt ‘Reyes ..29.77 52 48 NW Pt.Cldy .00 Pogatello 2964 72 46 N oudy .00 Portiand 2076 72 50 NW Cloudy T. Red Bluff ...20.64 72 54 SE Pt.Cldy 100 Roseburg. 2073 68 & EW Cloudy .00 29.72 62 B0'S Clear .00 2054 78 54 SE Pt.Cldy .00 29.80 54 48 W Cloudy .00 g,n'u 44 W Cloudy .00 B4 64 60 BW 00 .88 04 46N .Cldy .00 72 NE Cloudy .00 62 48 N Clear .00 74 42. N Pt.Cldy .00 180 40 SW Cloudy .00 90 64 SE Clear .00 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL FORECAST. The pressure has falléen rapidly over Oregon, Nevada and Utah. An extensive depression is developing _over fthe inter-mountain region. Thunderstorms -reported at Pocatello, Boise, and high winds have occurred at many points. Mlbt rain has fallen at Eureka and ~Los_A; The (o!w‘ll'll i th winds are reponod' Sac- remento, 80, south; Point Reyes, north- Traet Indepindence, 26, southenst: Modens 35, southwest, Cooler weather prevails in the great vailey. recast made at San Francisco for thirty hours ending midnight, May 28: San Franciecs and vielnity—Cloudy and un- settied weather Friday, possibly light rain; brisk west winds. Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy and un- settled weather Friday, possibly light show- ers: fresh southwest winds. Sacramento . Valley—Cloudy Friday; possibly showers; brisk south winds. San Joaquin Vailey—Cloudy Friday, showers in the Slerras: fresh west winds. ‘oast—Cloudy and unsettled weather Friday, possibly light Fain; brisk southwest winds, Foothills and mountains—Cloudy and un- settleq weather, probably showers Friday. Nevada—Cloudy Friday, probably showers; brisk to high south win inds, . MCADIE, District Forecaster. HONGKONG—Sailed May 23—Stmr Hyades, 'o‘él?ozol 24—8tmr Stanley Dollar, for San Fi isco. MOJl—Bailed May 24—Br stmr Athenian, for Yokohama. : LIVERPOOL—In port May 15—Br ship Whitliebten, for. Cardift and. San. Franciscos Br ship Ceitic Monarch, or Cardiff and San Francisco; Br ship Hartfleld, or QUEENSTOW! —Am\ed May 2E—F: bark Canrobert, hence Feb 1 IQUIQUE—Sailed May 24—Schr Cecflia Sudden, for ‘Honolulu, SHIELDS—Sailed May 24—Br ship Forte- viot, for San Francieco, SANTA nnul;u-a:ro il Ma vh Amsterd: lor n ne! AT mxm:— Sailed May Abydoe, for San BAZATLAN L Satled May 25—Stmr Curacao, for San Franetaco. SAN BLAS—Salled May 24—Stmr Peru, for San Francisco. TR PSRN Memorandn. The sick captain of ehip W F Babeock, which put into Montevideo, Will be left ashore, and vessel s to proceed in charge of first mate. LONDON, May 25—Plece of boat marked Glenburn, ‘areenack picked up and taken to St Ives: Glenburn. jeft San Franelsco Oct 25 for Liverpool. ;m ind Tide. Sun, Unlud States and Geodstic Si — Tims and et of Hign and fin"v'v"&n Point, entrane San_Francis Bay, Puumud by othcial SatthoeIy of the Superintendent. NOTE—The high and low waters oecur at the city front ( nlon— Wharf) about 25 minutes later than at Fort Polnn the height of tide 1s the same at both p g FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1005. cooler; J Sun. rise Bun gt -mrn'“-*f H )4 26 z |1 29 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 (Sales Not Previously Published.) William E. and !-Ilcy G. Stevens to Anas- tasia W lim of Capp street, 120 S of Tvnnty-lmnd, 40 by W 122:6; $10. James William Olfver McAdams to Jchn McAdams, nnd)vln.a 23 of following: on W_line of Florida (Columbia) strest, MORE. PUPILS Board of Educutmn Urges Teachers to Assist in’ Increasing the Attendance WOULD ENFORCE LAWS Parents - 'Will Be Notified That Compulsory Statutes Should * Be Respeéted The Board of Educaflon yesterday is- sued a circular to. principals and teach- ers, requesting their co-operation with the board in its efforts to incr'ease the average ‘dafly attendance of pupils so that the school ineome from the State may be cérrespondingly increased. -The circular continues: Turn al 1o prospective pupil. herolc measures of -accommodation. lutely impossible to - enroll lat on 'NE line of Ninetsenth —. uow ol L st NW 50 by NE 100, block ihelley, Henry C;mnly Clerk) to O. l"\ni Jot on N Iln; of Ciay street. 137:6_ E of Montgomery, 45:10 By N 122, quitclaim deed: Same (by same) to same, same, quitclaim ary K. e thino, lot on of Kearny, W 23:6 by N 57:6; $10. Theodore P. and Eliza Schailer to James T. Bloomfleld, lot on N line of Sutter nreet 137:6 | W oof W 27:6 by N 137:6; $10. W of Hyde, e cuhmu o Mary E. Callahan, lot NE Second _street, 137:6 SE B“! nan, BE lfl"h}'”l’fl $75.000, Willlam A. and 6 G. Lange to H. E lgfl Fifth nnu-. 421 5 by B 120; & Sons’ lntmmn( Company Jones, lot on E line of Twenty.sixth ;7."1‘ ,1? of Californla street, 8 150 by Albert Drucker to ings, lot on § line W of Ninth, w25 S 100; $10. Bay District Land Company to Lena Wilkins, fot on E line of Fourth avenue. 250 N of A stroet N 25 by -E 120; $10. Saria to Mary Krscr (wite B X e of Eounh avenue, 218 N of A i B Hush R McLeod lot on W iine of Forty-third. avenue, B street, § 70 by W 120; §10 . THURSDAY. MAY 25. Charigh 3. Kéenan io Ernest. Neveumont, lot on & line of Oak street. 206 W of Webster. 8 by S 137:6 o, B and Mbta' E_ Wohler to Anta G, Duffy. lot on S line of Washington: street, 137:6 W of Scott, W 27:6 by § % $10. City Trust Safe Deposit and S Company to Chariot 4 Edwatd OMaliey or Mailey, lat on 8 line of Greenwich street, 175 W of Baker, 8 137:6 by W 10. (Sianietle_sbd Edward ou-ney or Malley Koehneke. eame; $10. Wit McKiliop to Edward 8. Lowry and Jsmes J. Daly, lot on B line of Clayton straet. 100 8 of Haight. § 30 by E 118:9; $10. Eizabeth R. Smith and Bwin H. and La K. Mozart (Isaacs) to Irene V. R on N line Of Sacramento stréet. 57:6 E of Spruce, 8 30 by B 118 0. lla and Adolph Irene V. Radovich to Stock, same; $10. Katherine Snyder to Philip Kinsel, lot on SW_corner of Jackson and Spruce sireets, S 27:834 by eréises commemorative of _the objects for| M . Bowers to.Milk Wagon Drivers’ B. Which this day has been set apart by our |and B. Assoclation. lot on B line of Folsom nation as a national holiday. ‘ou are au- | stréet, 27:51% N of Fourteenth, N 50, B 98.08, thorized to request those pupils having gardens | § 45.626. W 90.76; $1 at thelr homés to bring flowers totheir | Henty C. Lilienthal to Minnie Lillenthal, schools on Monday, May undivied half of lot on B line of Mission “‘Honorary’’ pupils are not m be‘ al-n‘uued ;:&e«.,las 8 of Fifteenth, 8 25 by E 122: e end of the school session. e e He A._S. and Pauline Kroger (Krug) The use of slates and pencils will not be rman completion of | to, Krug & Zimmermann Malting Company, permitted in schools after the compl to Krug & Zimmermans Majfing Company, the spring term. § The Board of Public Works was re- (Fighteenth, 8 30 by W w20, sid | quested to prepars plans, specifications | E. Ford "(wife of Frederick W.), lol on B and estimates of cost for the construc- lzl;holmcxntn‘ street, 51:6 NI of Liberty, N tion of necessary alterations and re- | =0, 0 5 Y0 u‘m Bachman to Themes P. and Georgie E. Carr. lot on E line of Florida pairs to the present Richmond Gram- mar School, consisting of three new l:loeth 185 S of Twénty-first, S 25 by E 1 f, re- . classrooms, reshingling the roo. e R R TN S M ey Alabama palrs to fences, general playground equipment as well as tha laying out of st B line of Fifteenth avenue. 216 § of A street, S 48 by B 127 also lot on E line of Wis- Resort to bso it the board Will cauee a portablé nehnanmunj to be erectéd. If necessgry send prospective pupils to nearest school eek the. ald” o( the pnl officer on the | t in_ ybur vielnity to entdree compulsory | N and Joan them your active support and co-operation. Every principal is author- ized to wisit in_ the nelghborhood when of the opinfon _that this method will in- crease the attendance. The daily averags at- our schools must be increased. We depend in a great measure on you: prin- cipale and teachers are directed to jamiliarize | compulsory educlllon‘ clhcartha ufi fall term will begin ion- day, Amn 14, 1905 the interim being the usual summer vacation. UNFAMILIAR WITH RULES. W regret o inform vou thst we dwlanx the unfamiliarity with the riics asplayed | many teachers (and some principals) call- ing at this office. As provided In the State sehool” ‘law relative to hyglene you are requestéd to di the ' communicable aflments Hab.e to result from | the dangerous and pernicious habit of indis- criminate expectoration. 4 You are directed to devote the’ afternoon of Monday, May 29, 1005, in honor of Decora- ton day By the renaition of appropriate ex- handball alleys. EXTENDS INVITATION. The board extended an invitation to the National Educational Association to hold its session in this city next year. The petition of the @alifornla Club that some person versed in psychology, soclology, pedagogy and criminology be appointed to enforce the compulsory éducation law was taken under advise- ment, The Commercial Evening High School was granted permission to hold grad- uating exercises in Native Sons' Hall on June 29. The board took under advisement the offer of two lots for addition to the Clement School; the owner of the lot selected in the bond issue having de- clined to accept the appraised value thereof. The board ordered the printigg of 2000 pamphleéts containing information relative to the course of study in the varfous high schools for = disttibution among the grammar school pupils. A delegation of night school teachers in the grammar grades petitioned for an increase in salaries, to be graduated according to experience d grades. The petitioners asked that the mini- mum salary for the lower grades be fixed at $50 and an increase of $1 per month for every year of experience until a maximum of $60 is reached and that of the higher grades at §55, with a yearly increase up to $65. The peti- tion was taken under advisement. DRAGGED ABOARD SHIP AND SOUNDLY BEATEN Japauese Is Thought to Be aStowaway and Suffers 111 Treatment. U. Hara, a Japanese who arrived at this port on the Mongolia, relates an experience that sounds like some old tale of the sea. He was dragged aboard consin street, 00 20 3 Herman and FElla A. Poetsch to Gustave Peters lot on SW cormer of Twi and Alal 120; $10. s hteenth, N i by E !’ rfe S. and Ei P. ‘Murphy to City and County of San neisco, lot on SW cor- gr of St. Mary's llsl‘cuaoud Califortiia street, 39:6 by 8 60; 3 Leonora and r D Magee to Alla and Saneta Angelich, lot on E line of Leavenworth llr!eLWG!quhy 8 23:6 by E 100; $1 ngels A Corgsio (by " Peter J. to” Chterina. Foppianc, 1ot o6 SW Monigomery avenus, and Beach street W ga:m, B 137:6, E 23:6, NE 90, NW 123:9%; Isabella, Wood to Chasies W. Sutro, lot o B of Hyde, B Company to William H. Crocker, lot on B _cornér of Stevenson and Ecker streets, NE 97:6, SE 80, NE 37:6, SE 60, SW 135 _NW 140; also lot on E corner of Jessie and Ecker stréets, NE 110, SE 30, 8W 47, SE 27, W 63, NW 10. Hush K. Beckett to Minnie 5 )ury Harasz- zhx, lot on NW line of Park Lane street South, N 1 NE of Third (wu' NW o Brannas), 9% by NW 0 Samuel H., Hugh R. Yoha and Harry Beckett and Minnie or Mary Hlnmhy to Hugh and Frances Armatrong, 51 Harriet G, Hunt et al to Walter M. Hey- wood, lot on 8W line of Mary street, 23 SE %lc Minna, SE 25 by SW 62 also lot 15, rnal Homestead and property out of coun- ty; wfilm A. and Grace G. Lange to Annie M. Osborn, lot on E line Sixth avenue, 341 N of Lake street, E 9, N to polat 873 N of Lake W 120, S 23: §10. Same to Charles H. 'mhnu lot on W Lake street, Sarah A. Patton, lot on N line of Clemen t street, E of Nineteenth avenue, lo by N 100; 41 Joseph and Susanna L. lnl-lrblln I3 Pnnk WInnrwrn lot _on x line of Clement 32:6 E of Sixth avenue, E 25 by N rd and Rose Getz to Julius and Julla P. Girod, lot on E line of Nineteenth dvenue 100 § of Clement street, S 25 by E 120: $10. smpany to Catherine. F. munmnuormmnuem 100 N of A street, N 25 by E 120; $10. George A. and May E. against his will, beaten, charged for | T Hahmann m . in, his passage to America, then treated ';‘ on B Ll-z's o TM’” e 100 S.of Kindly after the discovery was made | Bstrset 82 by BN B0~ et that he was not a suspected stowaway, but an unfortunate visitor abeard ship. When the Mongolla arrived at Hono- lulu from the Orient there were sev- eral stowaways on board. At Hono- lulu when the health officers came on board every passenger of the Mon- golia was accqunted for excepting one stowaway. The ship was searched for two hours for this missing stowaway, but he could not be found. Just as the Mongolia was leaving Honolulu a Jap- anese rushed to-the ship's side, jumped overboard and struck out for shore. A pilot-boat crew in the vicinity saw the incident, and, thinking the Japanese was trying to desert from the- Mon- golia, gave chase to the swimnier, caught him and took him alongside the Morgoiia, where he was dragged ‘on board. Barker. lot on W line of Forty avenue, N o 1 street, N 35 by W 120 $10. D eme to AmbenGerber” 1ot oo W ltae of Forty-fse -;&mu 225 N of I street, N 28 nd Mary A. Tuttle (by Central . trustees) to Triumph Loan deed; $5250. ph Sullivan te H. J. Sullivan, lot 8 W of Sixteenth Avnu LS and E. Flint to Arthur F. 'nnnq, lot on SE corner ot Thirteenth avenue und L street, 882 00;. $10. The man protested vigorously, aund e s N 15.26. m’a&'xs';"{? said he did not belong to the ship. He 9, block H, Sunset; sald he was only a visitor on oard, and that when he saw the steamslip was under way he‘;umud overbourd Ib‘ym:r htls’l.‘ and was trying to swim ashore. When he was landed on the ship Mate An- C. to drew Dixon, who, thistook him_ for the hidden stowaway, dealt him a blow.on of u:,:u;l‘ that n,;;!y fel]:-d hiu'la to the J-lu St vx“nm—. a e was then taken below and locked up. In the meantime the stow- "',""‘_‘,“‘ e — away came out from his hiding phce, a 6, 7, 8 block 85, City and general con n ensued. U. Hai was relensed. | ik up $90 cast Tor u‘m,‘ Nicolal to Bertha, Nie mm-la He says he ’_w_:admwmds very kindly after it was Mvendwhbn'n —— - Sesrches for Her Husband. " Chief of Police Dinan recéived a let- Catherine Dunne to Joseph B. LT N of 234 Noof Tmty-tmrd. N 26 by W 100: also | g Samuel ris and T. M. mven;ar&h oy Jonn 3. omr. i deed; lllnell MeNutt to Madge H. Fish, same; E'%G N 122:6, Wl McChiskey to Natali | NE corner of N line of ValleJo_street. | N 878 by B 19 0% 350 rge M. Converse, 10t on | & of ot 9, bioc! Frank !.)‘ lot | street, | attorney) to Hem lot 1, block 11, Saia Fe Fract No. 5 B ukiaad s-u.to oehnert, lo( 2, block 11, same, Oukhnd A.'W. and Lydia F. O. Randall to Lydia F. Shepardson, lot on SW cormer of Forty-afin 4" West ‘streets S 100 by W 90, lots 1T and 18, block 2108, Alden Tract at Temescal, Aipert: 4% bridse n, ok rt ‘Waoodl & on 8 line of Warren m&.%%: 50 d &, B s (husbandy. to lot ‘on B corner o East Twenty second street and Ninth avenue, NE 300 by SE 300 block 138, Clinton, East Oakiand; gift. me to “same. lot on S corner. of East Seventaenth ‘street_and Tenin avense, ¥ 150 by SW 85, block $7, same, East Oakland; gift. e to same, ot on SE line of Tenth lvemm 65 SW of East Seventeenth street, 30 by SE 130, biock 87, Clinton, East | Sakana: Hre Mountain View Cemetery Assoclation to Mary Bliss, $68. lot in cemetery, Oakland Town- and Lydia F. Shepardson to Lydia . Randall, lot on E line of West street, § of Apgar, § 26 by E 110, lot 8, bieck C. Major Given Tract: Oukland: $10. American Christian Missior First Christ'an Church m’ Soctety to meda, lot om Jose avenue, 128:3 ot n Dlock 46, Alameda | Park Homesteaq, .\lameda $1900. Henry E. and Theresa Hahn to Mary Vierra wite of Bento). lot on W 1mne of Louise street, N of B. N 25 by W 133, being subdivision k 799, map No. 2, Watts Tract, Oakland: $10. Harlow P. Bancroft to: Emma H. Gordon (wife of George A.), lot 21, block 8, Alpine Traet Oakland; $10. William and Minnie M. Kobler (wife) to Miles Deody, lot on NW corner of Ninth and N 50, lots 21 and 22, Webster streets, W 75 by block 120, Kellersberger's map, Oakland: $19. Matflda and B. M. Birdsall (husband) to W. Stuart Smith. ot on S line of Forest avenue, E of Pledmont way (fgrmerly Center). E 61:6 by § 102:R Iot 13 biek D, propérty 'Beorokeley Homestead Assoctation, Berkeley: James Y. and Jessie Eccleston to Susle A. Martin (widow), lot on N line of Edwards street, 700 E of ' Selegraph avenue (as in year 1870), E 50, N 125, W 42 S8 W 8§ 8 117 to beginning, portion lot 15, Pacific Theological Seminary Tract. Oukiand; $10. Secondo and A pons to §. Mas rengo, lot on S line of W-t Thirteenth street, 312 W of Kirkham W 26 oy S 110, portion lot 80, Center-street Home Lots at Oakland Point, Oakland; $1 Clara B. Dabney (single) 1o W. ¥. Schwaner, \lndlvhmd Raif of lot on N lne uf Eleventh street, 100 W of Webster, W 25 by N 100, lot 3{ block 160, Kellersberger's Oakland: Berkeley Development Company to Rispah B. Kellogs, lot 5. block 1, Fairview Park, por- tion Vicen‘e Peralta Reserve, Oakland, Berke- ley and Oakland Township, Oakland; $10. Willam C. Barrett to_Sarah A. Barret (wite)_lot on W line of Frankifn street, S of Durant, S 100 by W 180, lot 6, block G, Fountain ‘place, Oakland; gitt. George G. and Annie D. Cumming and J: L. Woodworth (widower) to Adelaide J. Trethe- Eas map, way, .ot _on SW strest. 100 SE of Tenth avenue, SW 90 ta find point of beginning, thence SE 23:8 by SW 50, block 42, Clinton, East O‘klud '; Vesta M. Colby (widow) to Lancie, lot fronting on Wooisey nren - frontage), 100 by 120, lots 73 and ‘15, Colby ot Oakland Township; $100. James Brown (widower), Peter C. and Katle 85 Brown (wife) to mn. lot on 8§ line of Durant. avenue, 200 W Dana _strest, 50 by § 130 portion lot 3. bm:xn.m College Homestead Association. Berkeley: $100. The Realty Syndicate to Henry D. Nichols, lots 121 and 122 map Crocker Tract, Pled= ment, Oakland Township; gift. Katharina Merz (widow) to Sophie Schmidt (single), lot on N street, 90 W of Dana W 30 by N 135, being W 10 feet of lot W and E 40 fest of lot V. map portion subdivision V and W of lots 3 ‘and 8 of black 5, College Homestead, Berkeley: Mary McH. Keith (wife of Willlam) to Wit Uam Keith_lot on W line of -mh street, 100 N of Bancroft way, N 50 136.21, Dlock 6. map addition to. villa lots jotning uriversity site on south, Berkeley: Charles M. and Madeling P. 1 to Lilllan M. Allen, lot on N line of a street. 200 W of Euclid avenue, N 125, jot 13, block 7. Daley's Scenfo Park, Berkeley; $io. W. J.'and Grace E. Mortimer (wife) to Jacques Loeb, lot 7, block 1, Hopkins Ter- race, map No. 4, Berkeley; $10. Sarah B. Cheek (widow) to Caroline R. Beals and Harrlet E. Whirlow (single), lot on § line of Addison street. 213 W of Shattuck avenue. W 50, § 134.62 B 50, N 134.63, biock I sub- division map of block 1, Shattuck Traet, | Berkaley: $10. J. T. C. and Ella B. Nash (wife) to rher, lotl)lnd!n!ofldmfldk Daley's Scenic Park, Berkeley: Charles F. Fletter to J. W. (widower), same, Alameda: $10. THURSDAY, MAY 28. mfilm‘mearflmu. n)x‘ct. 95 S of mu, e of 8 l:’)nhi E 120, block 547, Boardman's Oakland; $10. Cectl T. Walker (l’lllh) to The Realty ly‘- N 30 feet of lots @ to 10. block fi Glascock Tract; also lots 3, 4 0 Securit: MacArthur, lot on N line e S o tion of ol of veyed by Jokn Doherty, 1874 Cakiand: Henrietia M. Lucas (widow) to Dara Alstine. twidow). ot on W line of Allce &6 N of Tweltth, N 78 by W 100, ot Ollland; $10. B nm by W 100, lots 23 and 24, ‘block revised map inonPlhladelhfilu,WM‘h: to Arsens La- W of San Pablo avenue, W 37:6, S 102.12 to 8 boun- dary block 8, E 37:6 to point 198.98 S feom i e S e S N 1 to h B block 6, same Oakland Township: $10. W. Ha- B An- and_Tre~ N 40.87, W S 50 to be- 3, Shattuck Kellersber- Ranchos, B. and Annie Kachlein (wife) to Jes- on Addison 99, block to Matflda Norton, lot on N line of San Jose avenue (for- W3S, Stratton to Carlo 110 S FEASE S, Svs]