The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 4, 1906, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1906 LANDS HER SILK AHEAD OF RIVAL ner America Maru Makes I"aster Time Across Pacifie | | i han Empress of Japan | [IS ROUTE I8 BlT’l‘PR[ ovo Kisen Kaisha Steam-| Arrives -From Orient | Very Valuable Cargo > p Brings Carge of Copra. er « M Captdin -Iver. °43 days copra, Steuart te K Tuesday nigh; vesse reports r andsays that the trip was & o 1¥m_this port n Tuesday. | «the liner gbsence and place will | | idun will be placed | ok to-day H rfay from Negasski | Errant, previously oon, anticipated shat reveal extensive damage | yeste ! Company’s liner y'clock this afternoon Zealand and Aus- Australian mgils are on will leave according to | b’ =05 | EWS OF THE OCEAN. | Invincible is chastered for get to Vaiparaiso, for €), at, 428 6d; if 1o & py ¢ hacicst P B ‘ports by Kosmos Liner. steamer Denderah of she Kos- cared yesterday for Hamburg mbia, $4561; 118; Chile, $10,685; England, $600; Switzerland, $46. The neipel exports: 38 bbls flour, 13,940 160 gals 4 os wine, 300 #ago, 6 phkgs bre: 600 Ibe e 20 bxs raieins, '1376 Ibs 7 pkge groceries and pro- tallow, 276 es dynamite, 8 { | | WATER RISINC AT RAPID RATE kg Sy Salton Sea Is Spreading Fast Under the Pressure From the Colorado River FINE LAND ENDANGERED Southern Pacific - Removing Its Tracks and Making He- roic Efforts to Stop Flow - Special Dispateh to The Call. SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 3.—Slowly but surely the Salton Sea iy advancing under the pressure of the waters of the Colorado River. Not only is the great sea spreading toward the Southern Pa- cific tracks, but the water is encroach- ing upon some of the cholcest agricul- tural lands in the Coachella Valley. This is the gist of a report made by Joseph Marchant, John P. Haight Jr. ]‘and T. M. McFadden, who have just returned from a trip to the desert, and who have made careful observations of the Salton Sea conditions. Said Mr. McFadden: The main line of the Southern Pacific is be- ing moved as fast as possible to the higher ground, which can only be found along the mountain chain that extends the entire length of the Salton Sea. It i said the sea is gain- ing in volume the rate of half an inch every twenty-four hours. The Salton Sea is gradually submerging the fertile valley ahd if not checked the water will be 197 feet in depth where now stands the little town of Mecca. 1f on the other hand the flow of the Colorado River into the Salton basin is stopped the Coachella Valley will soon be ome of the richest farming communities in the great | Southwest. The Southern Pacific is making a | herofc effort to stop the water from flowing into the basin. G KELLOGH 0. M WHICH ARRIV LE: ARBOR IN THE WORLD, NG NOW AT THE STEUART-STREE TUESDAY NIGHT FROM RARATONGA, WHERE, IN TH R BARLY FOUR HUNDRED TONS OF COPRA, WHICH SHE is RF. MOUNT LOWE SCENIC and 26 B! fuse, 56,000 pkes asks ‘quicksilver, 15 pkgs paiw Des pipe, i241 Ibs zinc, s 47 125_pkgs iron, 25 K 17 bdls railroad 2016 1bs -cyanide pkgs nails and 5 cs coal oil, 161 cs gasoline, ; gals wine, 470 Ibs garlic, uns, 304 ibs spices; 11 pkgs gr ne,” 4008 ,ft lumber, 136 cs 144 Ibs tea pkgs millwork bales paper bags, 2 bdls 1bs- miMsty baking powder, 191" cs canned RO 4 cs whisky 5600 1bs 912 1bs tal- 1 ol c s .canned .salmon, 200 cs fruif extracts, 10 cs bit- glycerine. A cargo for Hilo. Turner was’ cleared yester- with an assorted merchandise 3,632, and intluding the fol- tls wheat, 2785 ctls Ibs middlings, 300 1Ibs dried’ f 4000 1ps codfish, bxe paste. Cetables; ) bars, iron 20 mules. > o mtatilld £ Hen Foasm.., Redund ! Corona Ereakwater G, Lindauer Sate of Cak whurg ameda nator <. |Hrmbolst .| Seattle’ .. Portland & Astoria [ Humboldt .: Jan ! Point_Arens & Albiof. Jan. an Diego & Way Pts, Jan. Portland & Astoria.. »Portiand & Asmfla Poriland & Astoria. .| Humbolat . San_Pedro 2 New York via §. Diego/Jan. Honolulu & Kalnulul. .. Jan: San Pedro & Way Pia.|Jan. Pluget Sound Ports {Jan. | Humbolat . -Han, | Mendocino & Pr. Avens. Jan. Portlantl & 'Astoria ’ Hombordt Coos Bay.... | Grays *Harbor_ an. |8an Diego & Way Pis.|Jan ! Grays Harbor Jan, Honolulu .. Jan | Portland & Astoria ux F. &-Pt. Orford 4 | vs_ Harbor . Jan. York via Anmm Jan, l’(«r.yanrl & Astoria.....|Jan. Newport & Way Ports. . Jan Puget Sound Ports.....|Jan .{China & Japan.. Jan. iChina & Japan... Jan. New York via Ancon.|Jan. Lauxor - Hamburg & Way Ports|Jan. F. K9lburn. .. | Portland & y Ports.|[Jan. 14 Sierra Sydney & Way Ports...|Jan. 18 * TO EAIL. Destination. Pler. .Jan ¥. Kiiburn. | Portland pm| {pter 20 Watson Seattle & ’uramn pm|Pler 20 M F. Plant | Coos Bay ) pm | Pler 11 Despatch. .| Astoria & Portland|11 am Pier 16 State of Cal| San Diego_& Way.| 9 am|Pler 11 Ventura....| Sydney & Wi 2 pm[Pier 7 ! 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McKinnon, 23 days 4 hours 42 | Clncinnati .. . . 4638 Philadelphia . 1m(nuu‘s. from, ABUI via Massliad’ b, Adya| CHIEARE ", L " Pittsburg LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3—The Mount S hours 29 minutes Honolulu, H. T. - t. Louis. Lowe Scenic Rallroad, which was recent- p S;.ml' Brooklyn, Hansen, 15 hours from Men- #’mkm;'n\'tl:le 151 W:nhin‘mn +-...42-34 | |y destroyed by a forest fire, entailing the RAILWAY TRAVEL. locino. New Yorl 3 ;. St SleWport. Whitdsy, 75 hourk fhotn San S e ke o loss of many thousands of dollars to the Pedro. The followi Pacific Electric Railroad Company, has O S e e following are the seasonal rainfalls to b Fd s , 7T S el- | date, as compared with those of same date last | D€en Festored and was reopened to Alpine § - e et Goridng; % Hoais Feom ah1e season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours: | Tavern to-day. The work of restoring the | moon Bay s 4 g , Last This road was a big problem, as all the mate- o Stmr Hobert Dollar, Johneon, 45 hours from | pardia’™ A anaN. rial had to be carried up the steep moun- o o Bimita, Alberts, 62 hours from San | Red Bluff:. -0 . Sds Wi a0s mae " Fauar Duror Pedro 3 AT o7 | Sacramento . - 0.00 e BT (Foot of Market Street.) Stmr Centralia, Ericsson, 68 hours from | San Francisco.. 900 PERISHES IN SNOW WHILE Grays Harbor, bound south, put in to land ose .. 0.00 OKING and sl-p-. LEAVE — AIN_LIN —_ARRIVE passengers. Freqno . .. = 0.00 UM P s sanne I3 Tmira; Vacaville Wintors, § 748 CLEARED Independence L 0.00 Wednesday, January 3, | San Lufs Oblspo. =0 0.00 Ballard Man Found Dead by Compan- Santa Fe Trains ilinlmw-..‘I donicta, Sacramenio, Ger_smr Dendarah, ‘Hansen, Hemburg and A 0% fons Few Minutes After They 1308 m | For Stwdkios, Merced ¥ 7.40a Vaiiejo, Cailstoga, Sania vorts; J. D. Soreckels & Bros. Co. : S Left Him Alive. 3 o Hanford Visalia, Bakersfield San Ramon . 8.082 Czarina, Duggan, Portland; COAST RE SEATTLE, Jan. 3.—Julius Devendorf | 8: oo m. and intermedia ints. 7.40aXlles, lenu-. learmor', ol dc: Pros, Cov 3 Skagit Ci 9.30 5. m.—California Limited three days to Traey, Lath 7 te of California, Thomas, San Die- ] % 9 @ v | of Ballard. who went to Skagit County " Chicago every ¢.y mm con- hyn-—(vls D.””J & Co. ¢ 5. o8 5 gE 7| to search for timber claims, was found nection to Grand Can; Wiilisms, Witlows, tFruto, Bed Fr 'nru";fxmc\i’lfhm fi'\":r“‘rp ;as- g‘ N § 25 2 37 2 |dead in a kneeling posture in six inches | 9:30 a. m.—Valley Limited. for Stocklon.v‘ln- 482 A it ek e s PR A5 Zg 2| of snow by his companions at Rockport o S e T i WP 7482 Bark Amy Turner, Warland, Hilo; Welch i R i | % | last week, The party had been walk- | o Sterra Rallway. 8:20aMariinez, Antioeh, Byroa. Tract. | & Co. AT e - S | ing less than half a mile after leaving | 4:00 p. m -——For Stockton and intermediate ton, """‘"- ’{:_h&{ | AILED. 3 7 | the stage when Devendorf met his erville % | Wednesday, January 3. ? 2 o —Gver Express, for Chicago, | Ger stmr Denderah, Jansen, Hamburg and : death. His companions would walk a |§:00 p. m- "":ds City, Denver and Grand | | way wr{; : ; Baker a1 distance ahead of him and wait for him Stmr Maggle, Corning, Halfmoon Bay. Reno ..... 42 to catch up. They were climbing a 'ncxs'r OFFICES. 8.40a ! Sa - : Exle, O { 2 g 1les, San Jose, Livermore, Stock- | -w;;;(_};;;;,;‘; ¥/ S, Tacous, [ 5 | nill, and when they redched the top -San Franelsco tou’ (*Milton), Valley Spring. H Aretic. Nelson, Brireks. | 8B, Facation = | they waited for him to catch up. When - m’flfl'-fim“"’ pros | 8ea Foam, Miller, Mendocino, | Flagstaf ... he did not come they went back after Chinese, 3.-..“;; Broakwater, Johnson. Coos Bay. | Independence ' him and found him kneeling in the aSouors. Tuolumde and ck, E en, Fort B % | Los Angoles. tisntie il Ericeson, San Peith | M0 el snow dead. CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. C0. | $Sincioren i t . 7% [ North Head. m = yand Wey Stacions ¢1Co ; ix Puebla Not Sig] -n-)«.)m.vy z Biitn Mary Winkelman, Gutiormsen, Grays | bogs Tiburon Ferry. Foot of Market Street. Harbor gl S EI L B : SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 3—The st Siastines, Byros. Trae ;m Columbla, Johnnessen, Ballard. Pogtigd i f;g steamship Queen arrived in port this| SAN FRANCISCO 0 To SAN RAFAEL. Satbrop Suckton, .,,..5. (oSl Stntiago, Anderson. Monterey, in tow Rad Bl e mm?mm‘d,,,,m San‘E‘hl'ancl;co, but the | WEEK DAYS 9:00, a. m.: 3 Fay Fo Reliar, Macwtiall, ‘obuiss 15 Wekvch “tor BUMES = - § Clear .00 officers did not sight the disabled g 0, 9:30 a. m.; 12:35, 3:30, 5:10, and to assisi disabled’ stmr City of Puebla | Sloamto f 8, Qear 00| steamer City of Puebla. Captain “""ZD‘DYS,,TB | to vort, previously reported in tow of stmr i - | Preble of the Charles Nelson spoke the AEL T FRANCISCO. 2 CHEMUE = i, Al i IR 55 W 0ot Tast Moudsy: Rid> (o1 Caniain \\?E}%"\'{y:‘w’.‘o A o 9% a m.: | TI.00ATNe Overiaud Limitad — Gmata, scir Santlago in fow. o NW_ Clear Johnson of the accident to the Puebla. | H:50 :40, £:00 GHLAPHIC. S i W Clear N n was v J 0 v oplEEGAPHIC, | R e otvse i eandn T{”thr:“;fwa: DeT | 450, 5:00, 5:20, LR Mm. POzt Cota, Mt hazy; wind NE miles per heur. S Clou | steamer Edith, arrivi Logvs % 400 e DOMESTIC PORTS Walla Walia. .} 8 L l":g!‘n‘lhensuul'h. repo:{i :}':; Th(:n!"rx‘xg- Saw Pran. ) Oct R TWE | S e L m"ffo':' "hmmr:u':;g: | ASTORIA—Sailed Jan 3—Stmr Cascade, for | Winnemucca .3 SW Clear .00| ebla- was not sighted, * | Weekl Sun- | Destina- | Sun- | Week arysville aad " | sn;.“.;r\r,.:'-‘.w{ R S Yuma N Clear .00 & g - | tion. | days. | Days. mgnl-lni.lnu mwsuuau ?' ed Jan 3—Schr Annie M. Campbell, = i slle W Pedro: Br bark Edmond Rostand and Br | WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL | - | P Lpa_ Catisiogn: S4nte | bark Invergarry, for Queenstown. FORECAST. | 1. e, at noon of the 120th merldlxn, or at 8 1gnaclo. 1! 40 a lnu. ’rrn; Stock um. lled 3 N S 00 Salled Jan 3—Bktn Northwest, for San Fran- | The weather continues fair throughqut Caji- | V- M- Greenwich time. J. C. BURNETT. 130 — l"“"‘" cisco. fornia and Oregon. Light rain has fallen Tp D koL Arrived Jan 3_Stmr Atas, from Seattle. | Washington. 3 v - B Ty T30 8.000Ths Owi Limited— Newima, Los E S S Con e Somewhat warmer weather prevails in the | Sun, Moon and Tide. : ‘?fl:“mu.“'“fi:‘:r:“ e S —Br bark Invergarry, for Eu- PTie dlottons aret he SR | United States, Coast and Geodetic Survey— So0raskion Siate, Limlted B o B R N s L il M- | " The indications are that the weather will be Time and Helght of High and Low Waters | " Banme Gy, " 8t. s o) B o e generally fair in California Thursday, with in. at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco o~ Billings, from Port Blakeles heaxing cloudinses #4; siowly rising sempers: Bay. [Pum:lsne& by official authority of the | . Pesie b5 R _{w :q‘“":-"‘ S o i Arrived Jan 2—Br ship Claverdon, from 3 superintendent, lejo, Pors Costa, Seattle. : Forecast for January 4: NOTE—The high and low waters occur at : s o . Sacraments 11284 Salled Jan 2—Br ship Wayfarer, for Queens- | , San Franclsco and vicinity—Fair Thureday, | the city fron: (Misslon-street wharf) about 25 | 7: 3 s 6.00P Eastern fir::—(mmmueuo. PO .oy becoming cloudy at night; light northeast wind, | minutes later than at Fort Point; the helght | R Fulton. 3 c Deaves 5 betn PORT BLAKELEY—Sailed Jan 8—Schr | Changing to westerly. g of tide 1s the same at both places. 5 o 3 )l-m-n. Dw:lumww. eorge E_Biilings, for Tacoms * Los * Angeles and vicinity—Fair Thursday, o L é 1 POINT REYESPassed Jan 3, 11:30 a. m.— | With increasing cloudiness; light northeast THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. | ‘Windsor ’.Dnnm-m.!ueuu 5«. Stmr Rainier, from Seattle, for San Francisco. | Wind, changing to westerly. Minimum temper— Healdsburg Oona SEATTLE -Arrived Jani 3—Stmr — Edith, | ature Thursday about 40 degrees. Light to | Sun rises Lytton Dleta, Sutsan, mmn hence Dec | heavy frosts in the morning in orange section. | Sun sets Geyservilie Satled dan 3—Stmr Umatllla, for San Fran- | Sacramento Valley-—Fair Thursday, some. | MOOn sets Cloverdale pnl.u-m ld-ndxul 7.08a what warmer; light south wind. T ITimel Timel 7.00» Vailelo, Croc ay Sia 3—Stmr Queen, ffom Victoria. San Joaquin Valley—Fair Thursday, some- | ® 1## Pt fo Ft. land , A 11.28a Arrived Jan, 3—Schr Orient, [ what warmer; light south wind, 5w L e and Ukiah in Express—Sac- ;ml"(c;R-‘x}‘xc,u)ww ived J S, 8 uluf Fflx-'rlnl"i"mmfx e e . -tk 5 of m '""'m.‘ led;x‘n:. 8.48a 2 —Arrived Jan 3—Schr Hen- | Nevada—Falr Thursday, somewhat . 5.0, 1:31 7 san- } ry K Hail, from wort Townsend, A G. McADIE, District Forecaster. H Ll et """:!‘;:'.‘-J"“‘"“’“‘ o f11asa SANTA A—Safled Dec 31—Schr | 3 10:40a| MO - | Comet. for Grays Harbor. ks T —p H £ Guernevitle. | 7:30 3 caigj' ng! TNarrow Gaugel. oL Jan "WoRar. Senia, DoeE, i (NG [ MOJL-Sailed Dec 14—Br-stmr Auchenblae, 1/ 8330 4 Sonoma 9:10a e S B imG0~sailed Jan 8—Stmr T or Newcastle, Aus. 3. 1) 38 1) 4z Qlen Ellen. | 6:00 815 Newark, Costerville, San Jose. s R $ ove, for Delaware Breakwater, 10:40 a PORT LOS A!\()LL;&—EMIQO‘ Jan 3—Stmr | T gINGAPORE—Asrvied about Dec Br |, NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides Sebastopol. 7:30 p| 8:20 flu—uew-m Centervill James § Higgins, for San Franeisco. SR TN AR PRt - St 18—Br | 1o early morning tides are given in the left \ New Almaden. Lo Gatos, PORT HARFORD—Safled Jan 2—Stmr Coos | ““PA AT~ Arrived Oct 11—Br stmr Lady |hend column and the successive tides of the Boulder Creek, Sants Cruz sud gy g Podro, Jan 8. § & Zro-BAWe| Acmtroni, " frein New' York “and sétied, for [ S8 (N hE ordes of ceurrence as ta time; the STAGES connect at Green Brae for San Principal-Way Stations 3 er, s cu; me column gives Rosa lar, for Yoruba, (,AL GUA‘!'EHALA—SIIIM Dec 12—Ger stmr. An- Hamburg. ubis, for Arrived Jan 3, barge Santa Paula in tow, hencé Jan 2 A UA Seted Jan 1—Br b . | Goast Survey Charts, except when a minus (— | ,CLALLAM BAY—Anchored Jan G—Ir bark | porn. for Delagare Breakwater, "7 V3T | Sigh precedes the height and then the T Duchesse de Berry. from Tacoma, for Queens- | "SXLINACRUZ —Sailed Nov 25—Br stmr | Elven Is subtracted Trom the depth given by T s i oWt | Mauibzto, the charts: The plane of reference is the mean Hilo; schr Mary E. Foster, from Port Gamble, | " SANDY. " Nov 28—Br st of the lower low waters. for Tionolulu; bktn Amason, from Port Blflke- | Cramvar; for Valtmsateo. e ————————————— ley, for Shanzha | ST LUCIA—Sailed Déc 19—Stmr Indlan- | SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK.—M; o 1or £ & - —Mrs. P. i Sy T e S L 5;.‘" | apolls, for San Franclsco and Seattle. Mieran, 437 Chestnut street, reporied to. the | James A, Garneld, e ":,'"_;‘n,hmucon—mmea Dec 24—Stmr Acapulco, | police 'vesterday that her Watch, valued at Ba g o ! 0, was stolen from her at Fourth and Mar- L S:ESS;:N{ CITY—Salled Jan 2—Stmr Dei | ANTOFAGASTA—Arrived ~Dec — —Chil | ket streets on Tuesday afternoon. Mise Ross S CBBECRHT CLY -talh | schr Corona. from Port Blakeley, = . |Hurst of Sallnas reported that ' her watch, 352 % i o Dec B stmr 30, rom EUREKA—Salled Jan 2—Stmr Fulton and | , SRISBANE-ATUNer 1 e e By v d'em B 3 d:’;f stmr Gualala, for San Francisco. Arrived Jan 3—Schr Mary Dodge, from u~ luit; schr Bertha Dolbeer, from San Dieg i oy Fork, for San Francisco. 3 ., | MENDOCINO—Arrived Jan 3—Stmr Alcazar, i i Dee’ 13—Br stmr Abergeldie, NOTICE hence Jan 2. a2 ence ?fi LANDING._Arrived Jan 3 Power _Salled Jan 2—Ger stmr Araxonls, for As- gcbr Rio Rey, hence Jan % 5 SAN PEI:'}HU——A;\”(\'E.AO'I Jan 3-Bikin Wres- w;".‘ ORI Arrived Jan 3—Br stmr Bm- i =T0— tler, trom Grays Harbor; stmr Scotia, from | 3 R e " Satiea Jan 3—s(mr Umatilia: for San Fean- Bn"signaes of ca’gn Safled Jan 3—Schr Expansion, for Gray Harbor; schr North Bend, for Coos Bay. -‘"‘Vfl;"&m‘l’_g};’ stmg Terje Viken, henc is . 1:1)590 NDO—Arrived Jan 3—Stmr ‘Nomse | M!;LbOL'RN'B—'!; fled Jan 3—ship wa- - cITY oF PUEBM, ABERDEEN—Arrived Jan 3—Scbr James ALTived Jan 22 8hi ~—Ship J B Thomas, | :m‘ Gshr:l':‘ld from s-n Pedro; sehr Henry Wil- | o pere Townsend Puget Sound Ports December 29th, PORT SYNSEND—Satled Jan 3—gnip | ArHved prior Jan 3—Br stmr Aorangi, from 1905, for San Francisco, John A Brigws, from Port Blakeley, tor New | VIGRNGHONG ~Satied Dec 50_Br smir Al This vessel is reported to have York. goa. for Manila, and not as before reported. suffered serious damage to her ma- HAMLA —Arrived Dec ILA—Br stmr African HOhOLULU—-A!rIved Jan 3—0U 8 stmr Con- | m Bremerton. g o an 3. 10 & m—Stmr Alameds, for k:"}:,’%fff"fi,fl:“ Dec 31—Ger stmr The- In consequence of above, claims San Franclsco. COMOX—Salled Jan 3—Ger stmr Pentaur, || Will be made against vessel and PHILADELPHIA—Arrived Jan 2—Br stmr FOREIGN PORTS. dam, from Rotterdam and Boulogne. consignees must call at our office, CHEMAINUS—Sailed Jan 2—Br ship Bur- i e i it Mo, 309 Californin Street. turniuh h, for Antofagasta. "“vm COUVER_Arrived Jan 2—Btmr Whit-| 5, 4 o ot g L tier, i (EWCASTLE, = Aus—Arrived Dec ! 3608 N, long 129 16 W, met With a bark NEWCMh from Manila. In pm?fi which was bound mija had double lant Nor ship Steritng, for Guavmas. yards and was painied a lead color.” Jan 2, Arrived Dec m Br stmr Verment, from Yo- 1‘; 36 19 'almmm ,nmt a Tox =y e kol Es'ua‘n-mu—%_m Zambasi, for Mghnn. ,,me"%"‘wm‘ oms ot || gt theso. it v AT Yo r $ in‘a_typhoon, 1s strained pes From Hamur, for Ban e e b a . anbicnater. pull g ed i o avold l.’v#d delays fmmediate atten- R ANESE PORTIn port Dec 6—Br stmr aiped extandive - llweg for Port Hills, from Manila, for an Francisco. helghts gi §'5 n—ug Sen King, wicn metimes occurs. The helghts given are in addition to the soundings of the United States 'rPNERlFFE—Armed Jan 2—Ger stmr Am- mon, from | CALETA BUENA-—Arrived Dec 15—Br stmr Queen Eleanor, from Port Talbot. ISLAND PORTS. chinery through heavy weather, has become disabled and has been pic kod -up by the Steamer “CHEHALIS” and is now being assisted into this port. sxn;vm-ur—hrhed ;flrlor Jan 3—Br stmr Wlhllehl‘o hence Nov from Newcastle. e u—s-uea Jan 3—Stmr San Jose, BASTERN PORT. cargo for salvage and a General Av- | fer Vancouver. OCEAN STEAMER. NEW YORK-—-Arrived Jan 3—Stmr Staten- crage adjustment will be neécessar, Before delivery of cargo is made from Vaivaraiso. Nov 16—Br ship Scottish m & HIGGINS, 0—Sailed 'Nov 15—Br stinr Lennos, e Time Hall on oh of o e St e g i} . Springs; at Geyserville = ;fl::: Lytton A 24 S-xaurfln:-‘: at Clowrdnle for_the Gey-r.. 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