The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 23, 1906, Page 11

~ N -~ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1906 SHIP DRUMCRAIG IS CONSIDERED A POOR RISK (1] HOSPI BRITISH SAILING VESSEL OWNED AT THIS PORT IS LONG OVERDUE Underwriters Believe She Has Gone to the Bottom. REINSURED AT FIFTY PER CENT Expected atManilaTwo Vionths Ago, but Is Still Missing. 2 * R po-tos | lows: | under the bond issue for public improvements; 8o, | and 89, of dimensions four hundred and eighty (480) by eight hundred and sixty-six STE SELECTED Supervisors Decide the New County Institution Shall Be ‘on Present Location TO ERECT TWO SCHOOLS Board Authorizes Construe- tion of the Bay View and the Bergerot Structures el The Board of Supervisors yesterday adopted a resolution selecting the present site of the City and County Hosvital for the proposed new hospital building. The resolution, which also orders the imme- dlate construction of the hospital, fol- Whereas, The Board of Health urges the se- lection forthwith of a site whereon to erect the new City and County Hospital proposed now therefore _ Resolved, That it is the sense of this board that said new City and County Hospital be located upon the site of the present hospital, comprising Potrero Nuevo blocks 79, 88 (866) feet, and that the work of construction of said institution be procesded with at once, inas- much as the present quarters are insufficient in size and inadequate,to properly accommo- date the sick poor of San Francisco. Supervisor Kelly was the only one to object to the resolution, saying that the people in the neighborhood of the hos- pital should be given an opportunity to be heard in protest against the continu- 0D OFFICERS ARE RE-ELECTED Oceanic Steamship Company Holds Annual Meeting and Receives Reports OUTLOOK ‘IS HOPEFUL Pl Various. Causes Promising Increased Business Are in Immediate Prospect At an annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Oceanic Steamship Com- pany yesterday the officers and directors of the last year were re-elected. An an- nual report was submitted by John D. Spreckels, president of the company, which is as follow: Your president and board of directors here- with submit their annual report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1005, and while it will appear from the financlal statement that the real loss as shown, viz: $185.344 82, 15 equal’ to the loss sustained in the orevious year, yet this may be expikined in part by the accident to the steamship Alameda, where- by her services were lost for thres Voyages, entafling en estimated reduction in her earn- ings for the year of $30,000. It will also be noted that the steamship Australis is debited with a loss of $23,022 97, the major portion of which is really an unadfusted account with the underwriters and will be made good in the settigment of the claim against the in- surance company growing out of the capture of_this vessel by the Japanese Government. The vessels comprising the fleet are in good condition, well kept up and are reaping the benefits of the betterments which have cost so much necessary outlay in the past. The general outlook for the Australlan trade is much more hopeful than for years past. The Jacob Bryam of Col~ ma, Cal., fourteen years postmaster “of his home tdwn, owner of good real estate in San Francisco, & de- pendable, honest citi~ zem of the best type, & ploneer getting along near to ninety years had Rheuma- It was @ kind of Rheumatism that drugs wouldn't touch—it got around the beart. That ls se— rious in a young per- som, doubly so in the i aking of b his cure by Eleetro- Chemistry, Mr. Bryan, a few days ago, said: “1 t JACOB BRYAN, Colma, Cal. lars where I was before 1 took the Electro- Chemie course.” “Den’t Give Up the Ship.” If you are old, if you are young. if you are man or woman or child, it medicines do you no good, don't give up bope. Come to us for fres examination and a treatment. We want o show you why Electro Chemistry does cure seemingly incurable cases. Come at night be- tween 7 and § o'clock if you are busy in the day ttme, , ; Electro-Chemic_Insfitufe Rooms 303, 304, 305, 306. 307, 308, 3d Floor. Emma Spreckels Building. 927 Market St.. San Francisco. Office hours, 9a. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8§ p. m. dally. Sundays, $ a. m. to 12 m. WE CURE MEN Callonthe Doctors Wwho Cur2 MEN FOR international exposition opening this year in New Zealand will undoubtedly increase our passénger revenues, and It is reasomably prob- | | l ance of the existence of the hospital in their midst. The petition of the Southern Pacific Weather Report. SampRny.. ¢ ReERIsEILL 0, KGR FURE Ehioping bl With e e hitities. Bafue (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) track- on Seventh, Hooper, Sixth and |, "5."reel encouraged to hope. that the new SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22-5 p, m. | Channel streets was referred to the |y, will witness an Improvement in our affairs. —250 cs canped fruit, 104,- The vessel earnings of the year amount- 4,810 Ibs zinc dross, 10 drums h The following maximum and minimum tem- | Street Committee. peratures are reporied for the previous day: The petition of the Works Board that " 443 Ibs cascars sagrada, 120 ) ' ;‘}’,‘f;,‘;’,dz;’;,“‘m“ $8000 additional be allowed to the appro- | ed to §2,020,843 34, and the net vessel earn- She is oF « canned goods, 552 pkss shells, A oiati’ o Bittabure s priation of $22,000 to construct a sewer | ings were $185,449 37. = R el > }{onolulu, H. g St. Louis in Seventh street from Howard to Mar- —————— . fleet b acksonville .....7T4-70/Washington ket, and thence to Jones street, was re- | JURY BEING IMPANELED FOR Plles, Fistula a e Movesnents OF. SR THE BRITISH SHIP DRUMCRAIG. o B B (T terred to the Finance Committee. THE' ANGELI MURDER TRIAL | of the Kidneys, Bladider and Prostate. 2 TR R e s The foowing st the seasonal rainfalls to| The Supervisors authorized the Board = Spectal Diseases—Newly contracted TO0 AR 5 3 At A with those ot the s Sate | of Works to enter into contracts for the | Man Who Shot and Killed Vincemso | ghionle cases cured All Burning. itching ——— e 1:5:: seagon, d the rainfall in the last twen- | building of the Bay View School at an Ginnnini Last July Will Soom e s m""““ ,_,"“""‘“’ Stmr Cascade, Jorgenson, 78 hours from | o Cor O Last This Last | estimated cost of $119,000, and the Ber- JERAW. TR ate. HAVE A TALK WITH US Ao S Portland. Stations— 24 Hours. Season. Season. | Berot School at a cost of $39,000. A jury is being impaneled in Judge ‘About Your Allments. Dredger Badly Damaged. e % hours from | purcka .. 0.02 1 The following bills were finally passed: | Dunne's Court to try the case of Al-| We make mo charge for a . g T ey e r | BAG B, ¢ 1 fred Angeli on a charge of murder. Six | Come to us in strictest confidence. Authorizing the appointment of George Keane as clerk of the board and his staff of assistants. Ordering the construction_ of been exclusively treating Nothing science is lacking use you restore i with pascengers. Stmr Pomona, Swanson, 19 hours from Eu- | reka. Stoor, e mand jurors were secured yesterday when the venire became exhausted and the new venire of thirty was ordered re- men for money can ment. We y & Pt. Orford Despatch, Ablstrom, 72 hours from sewers in “ w York, via Aucon..|J b s Bty b ze is = E Portland & Astoria .. “Stmr Brooklys, Norberg, 17 hours from Fort | I Ocean, Quondaga and San Joss avemues &t & | yyrpable this morning. e HT o g 1 e Brage 1 g . Hising the width of sidewalks on Eighth | Angell, who was employed in a S e | Boar T oy ol ManSalay, Bantord, B8 bowss To | 8an Disxo i strect. petween Market and Division, at fif- | butcher-shop- at 328 Broadway, shot . A Corona. ... -] FIUMBOME :+viers, oot s S Lt | e - toen feet. o of the Monre a0 Killed Vincenzo Giannini, a cooper, THE COAST RECORD. Ordering the construction of the on: | who lived at Colma, on Pacific street, Point Arena & Alb Stmr Northland, Jamieson, 86 hours from blanks. e By 2 Cuimecas Piciie wrst | DR. HOLSITAN & CO. $16 n Diego & Way PortsJan. 25 | San Pedro. g B 720 1'% Rulhoriti : ct | between " . J of 8 = s o g the appointment by the District » e SR S RIRSE es. 5 x;r'nméai"fi’:& California, Thomas, 41 hours g 23 28 3| Attorney of an ssslstant clerk. the afternoon of July 13. Ghlnmnl Hours: 8 to 5, 7 to ,,l{ = &aily, Sendey - ¥ 2 Stmr Newburg, hours from Grays Harbor, | 3 22 ;: = The following bills were passed to print: | met Angeli as he was going to lunch | _ Power schr Newark, Johnson, 14 hours from | .. oove 2 53 8~ § R h and drew a revolver out of his pocket. : | Byxbees Landine. MBIONS. &= 8 BoY - Authoriviug. (b, a0 ‘Angeli grappled with him and took the orts hr Santlago, Anderson, 12 hours from 2 o /2| street between Twent i i Giannini ran across 2 poe. terey, in tow tug Relief. 3 : € | ot Alpine street ‘between Fourtsenth and Du- | weapen from him. Clanaisl ras Ssrosd CURE SICK HEADACHR. . a CLBARED 3 T | boce . s e N May Lose Charter. ¢ Ba; i Monday, g : Ordering changes of grades in certain desig- | oo 15 “who fired 1 shots at him. 4 y, January 22. : i ngeli, who fired several sl esterday t Humbol r - nated block on C street, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, L e B Jan. 281 oFr o Amiral Duperre, Bernier, Havre and | Baker B Th‘}'%"“i{-"‘o s‘f,‘:"3:;}.;&"??;&”;;3;-;?3: ::z :“t‘l:l:mm:;kmg effect in his back b Must Bear Portland & Way Ports. |Ja J ' ; 9 ¥ ! rd, Wyoming. - 5 Fao-Simile * Mentiocing & BY. Arenaijan L B VT e atiadl | U i ouse. The trouble betweem the two men Signature San Diego & Way Pts.|Jan 20 | “Schr Defender, Helingsen, Mahukona; Hind, | 5™% Fariiio o The Board of Supervisors, with a view | was caused by Angell's attention to e e ey P e a0 | oioh & Lo, e Flagstaft i to securing better street car service, es- | Giannini’s wife. Giannini had armed | (SN Puget Sound Ports Jan. 31 Monfay, Jenusty 23 | 3ependen 28 pecially during the “rush” hours. adopt- | himself with the Intention of xuu:“ % 4 Hnmm:':g, Way Ports|Feb. 1, Fr stmr Amiral Duperre, Bernier. Havre, m'_r-":lfi";‘-‘% .fif ed the following resolution: yesterday: Angeli, but wa: klllllcd ‘llr;l:::imbvle“' 2 apan........ Feb. 2| et v . » 7 Pirats own weapon. ngell wi - OCEAN TRAVEL. | Stanita s s ek TR | North Head i Whereas, The service réndered by the street | ST We PRREATBTN oo - mr Texi Lyons, Honolulu, v Seattle Phoenix a0 rallway transportation companies of this city efe g, tmr Tecan, Tyoom, s ;:u:xl lllzg pr | between m'u,'éfi“p" (;n( u“nr:-;r;s mml:s:‘czb'-‘:flo Nolulln.m 3 Steamers leave Plers 9 and st O Ao g ~atello 18 5 and 7 0'c . m. is very CH 1 Francisco. Stmr Scotia a}onrfi‘?f_" Bowens Landing. Portiand 38 the traveling public on account of the Inuu{:i PUPILS HOLD EXERCISES For Ketchikan, ',_..m St Centralia, Brioksun. Sau Pedro. o o} O A L R e B e S & . Alnsha—tl o il £ s Mk R Dras Spspdecwor. rdkimoed. | Bdumenis * s D etons “acedents’ and monetary loss to the | Young Graduates Estertals Board of m, Jan. 13, 30, 25, 30, Feb. torfa & Portland| § Stmr Nome City, Hansen, San Pedro. Salt Lake.. 12 8 Cloudy people of the city: therefore be it Supervisors at a Luncheon After :n.—- nw&u . 5 p 8| Stmr Shasta, Hansen, Bellingham. San Fran 46 NE Cloudy Resolved, That the City Attorney is hereby Presentation of Diplomas. g S 9 am(Pler 5| Fr shis Desalx. Chdteauvieux, Port Town- [ San Jos:. 42 NW Cloudy zequested to inform this beard as to WAL 1€ | 1ng graguating -exercises of _the or, o v send. £ 3 2po. . 8 38 Oy any, ‘action can en Coauitie Biver pm Pier 20 | Schr Marion, Kuhs, Unga. San Diego. % S O e et rallway transportation | training class of the State Normal | coma, Evers acorses” South Beliingnam Grays Harbor 2 pm{Pler 2 Barge Santa Paula, Pille, Port Harford, in | Sesttle .. 40 Rain companies to furnish more cars between thosa | §ichool were held in the hall of the mm—‘s:uu . px - T sam® . Point Arena .....| 4 pm Pler 2 | tow of tug Sea King. Spokane 30 Cloudy hours In order that a service commensurate | Normal School last Friday. An inter- | 4. Change at ‘G N. Ry. at - tsor Seattle & Tacoma.| 5 pm|Pler 3 TELEGRAPHIC, Tatoosh W0 Ratn With the growth of the eity and fts tncrease | JOIE SRR L Cas” rendered bY | Facoom to N B, Ry-; at Vanc Seattle o S o, | Grays Harbor......| 4 pm|Pler 9| POINT LOBOS, Jag, 22—10 p. m—Weather | Walla Walla.30.00 58 38 Cloudy T, | Of population may be procured for the citlzens | . "o guates. The affalr reflected | Ry. G e RS S. Barbara. Les Angeles Ports.| 1 pm|Pler 2| —; wind NE; velofity 8 milés per hour. innemucca 30,32 20 (loudy T, |of San Prancisco in accordance with the fran- | the Eracus For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)—Pomona, 1:30 mona. . ... | Humbolit i > Pler 9 DOMESTIC PORTS. Yuraa ...30.32 80 36 Clear: 00 | chiges of such companies, and the laws in such | great credit on the Normal School fac- o m., Jan. 1% 18, 34 30, Feb. 0: Corona, 1:30 .| Humb L leamlPler 2| UMPQUA RIVER—Amived Jan 19—Sohr | oo i oo™ ounion oo o —— | cases made dnd provided. 7 | uity. 9. m., Jan. 15, 21, 27, Feb. 2. 3 s‘-;-ju. & n;am. 5 pm‘Pltf 20 min Zigc;g;rxl‘) 4. Jan 20—Stmr San Gabriel, A ¥ Npogg():}'wr"‘\” GENERAL | The board adopted a resolution yester- After thé exercises the class gave a | For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and anuary . AS ! i 2 o % . San Diego and Santa Barbara— L Hund| 5 pmiPler 16| SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Jan 21—U S| The following epeclal reports have been re- | Go¥, & ecting the City Engineer to in-|luncheon te the Board of Supervisors. | l-.nfic)lhlm E 9 a m Harbor ----| 4 pm Pier 20 | stmr Chicagg, hence Jan 20; U 8 stme Boston, | ceived relating to mowfall and river conal- a7 e o B ppnec [k E"“_i‘_hG"";“fl""’ acted as toast- | guate of Califomia 9 & m & Japan....| 1 pm|Ple hence Jan 20; stmr Marblehead, from | tions: Iy for draining that section of aster. e hall was prettily dec-| For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East a & Portland/12 Pnlpir ‘3 Magdalena Bay; U S stmr Paul Jones, from’ San Joaquin bridge. 18.4, falling slowly: gl,ta;egnunded by A‘rmy street, Twenty- ::-ated in red and green, {ne colors of | Ean ). Santa : Santa Cruz, Mon- San Diego & Way.| © am(Pler 11 | crulse. Sacramento, 21.7, rising; Marysville, 13.3, fail- H: hire street and Po- h Py terey, San Simeon. Cayucos, Port Harford (Saa | Seattie & Bel'nam| 2 pm|Pler 10 | _ Arrived Jan 22—Stmr Santa Rosa, hence | ing; Colusa, 24.2, falling, g, ATth. strest; - EEIIN Atross A the school. ‘Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme— n Pedro & Way.| 9 am Pier 11 | Jan 21, and sailed for San Diego. A well marked storm o trero avenue, commonly known as the | Following is the list of graduates:| "Coos Bay ® a. m.. Jan 17, 25 Feb 2 : s Sydney & Way m:vlz pm|Pler 7 he;‘:e()}:lnAfiAni\'ed Jan~ 20—Stmr Tampico, | bfa and Washington a Precita Valley Swamp. Edna Pearl Davidson. Edna Grotscher, wg 9 a. m.. Jan. 2. 29, M’Q. s - et Soun (11 = ” v - Magdal Bay, San Jose T l-‘r. e e ‘r;\r;!p‘vi H;{v&r?o.r‘x»‘ : ;s,: g::; g e Jan 1 Sonr G E Billings, 16 ffl”&ffl?flr:."." cause a moderate rainfall if any The petition of the Municlp;l Ow:\e‘:r Hazel (‘:nnh%n, B;ulrl ngn. %lhlrer Cabo, Mazatian, Altata, La Pas, Santa Rosalla I S | Grays Harbor ‘| 2 pm|Pier 10 | Sydney. 5 ’ Warmer. weather. prevalls in Nevada, Utah | SDiP league that the proposed gran Miller, May Cox. Lucile Soux, Helen | g, (Mex.). 10 a_m.. Tth each month. » ship Mozambique | Junuory 26. | 1 PORT HARFORDArrived Jan 21--Stmr|and Bastern Californi : a franchise to the Ocean Shore Rallway | Christmas, Inez Shome. Eila Scullen, | = ALASKA EXCURSIONS, Season 1906—The et s teve | Sbuth Bay..| Astoia & Bortiand] 5 pm|Pier 27.| AMncion; from Fortiand. tug. Sey Rover, writh | rneinaleations ers:that clouty wésiber with | Company. an Twalfth and otber streeth Gertrude Flobaness. v Srins. Bawis palatial Alsska excarsion siesmenip SEORANT I ™ Plant ;-m. hpiu’:v - 3;-\1!.;)" ;}) hence Jan 20; stmr Melville Dollar, hence Jan Ahnv'vlfl:;uw(‘lil prevall from San Francisco north- | be again referred to the Street Commit- | Moore and Archie Sehmidt. - l"‘”“‘" 2 N - e or s - i e 20, 48 war esday. tee was sent to the same committee for —_—— For further information obtaln folder. Janunry 27. | | Safled Jan 21—Stmr Whitti : FORECAST FOR JANUARY 23: h eamers Hng ... | Humbolat. .. 130 pPler 9| gl T o Esmctson” i | san Franciso and vicinity—Cloudy ~ Tues- | 8 revort. The vetition, which is In the Chinese Defaulter Arrepted. s Feserved i changs steamers o salling daten Il Pt. Arena & Alblon| 6 pm|Pler 2 JRILTEO-—Arrived Jan 21—chr Lyman | 48y, possibly showers: fresh south Winds. nature of a protest against the granting | chjef Dinan was notified yesterday ! (palace nw 10 Market st. and o Aot § B S 34| 0 B b e et it L Ry e S o eeelire s el maroing that. Wong Tang. was ander | Soate Tl Olfce—io Harkee & a Columbia. ..| Astoria i i i PORT = TOWNSEND—Arrived Jan 22—Br i i " | NotwitHstanding the fact that the Ocean |arrest in Seattle and Detective Ryan . Y. via Ancon..|/12 miPier 40 | park Kildalton, from Junin. ghanging to westerly o D. DUNANN. Agent, | 3 y Company itself in endeavoring | wil] leave with the papers for his extra- E Shore Ral n Jose b Sacramentn Valley—Cloudy Tuesday, from Astoria & Portland| 5 pm|Pier Passed Inward Jan 22—Schr Mindoro, possi- r | Aurelia i ] ers: light east winde. to sell its bonds states that its franchises in 7 | Ty i3] 9 amiEier 11 B kA Asvived Jan B3 St Gy bbé.‘x:'l;:n'::‘:l:"'.'aueg—r?::rlyw Tussday; light | San Francisco are worth 32,000,000, no proper S R e 054 NEWS | 5. Rosa.....| Ba0 R eties Ports.| 1 pm|Pier © | hence Jan 21; stmr Corona, hence Jan 21 y B e has heen had upon this application. | & charge of felony embezzlement. H | Jeante. ...\ Los Anewies T PETIT O | Detnticns, with Dan ship Copley in an 21; WE | east winds b rain Tuesday north of Point|The company has never made known the char- | was employed as a foreman of a ranch ANERICAN. "“".““..- Matters of e “wl;l:(‘ 4 w.'y"f 9 am| Pier 11 Jnnrdm; schr O MJKelI;gg. hence Jan 17; stmr | Reyes: fair south of Monterey; fresh south ‘lgler u(b:!ll'e;:?uua::le;; m:mr:lls‘l&bngz at Stockton belonv(vlng to the lflnw Ianog ’""7“" oo Qacenstown—Liverpest. e c e { Aberdeen, hence Jan 20. inds. e uum re Co! ny, 145 averl lace. n ] A seere | DRa SRS ”'”i“" 40 | A Tivedh Jan 22—Stmr Aberdeen, hence Jan | Nevada—Cloudy Tuesday. b operated over it. hor how the gates to be | TOMPANY: 98 5 s iatie e ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. 1 Kildaiton | January : Pier 9 | 20. . G. McADIE, District Forecaster. | erected at street crossings will affect traffic New York—ILondon Direct. wund, to | Queen......; Puget Sound Purtsill amPler PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Jan 22—Schr e e “the south of Market street and the | tatoes for $1300 to a dealer on Clay HOLLAND AMERICA LINE prior to | Jauuary 31 ‘z {Pier 20 | Brow & Burgebs, hence Jan 14, via Port e —————| Mimion. street and collected the money. The | NEW YORK_ROTTERDAM, via {3 xamurp, | a1 oo Townsend. The fact that the measure was introduced | same day he called at the office of th RED STAR LINE. | acFebraazy L | | pier 24 | . PALLARD—Satled Jan 21—Ship W H Smith, | werp: stmr Caledonia, from Glasgow: stmr | during the closiug dave of the late board and & ot sike 13 sl A | &cnator.... | Astoria & Portianai1l amiPler 24 | 1o Syane. e B Lo Erofagne, from Bavre: st Slelley from | rushed throueh with mch hasts (s Worthy o€ Simpag aalt gac Hs 0 BRI e WHITE STAN LINE. | B LE—Arrived Jan 21—Stmr Harold | Naples; stmr Moltke, from Hamburg: T | your serious consideration. ges Puge | FROM SEATTLE. Dollar, from E‘ewg{& 2 e Rotterdam, from Rotterdam. T I todty years since u..mh r.}lroul n;: with the $1450. Detective Ryan takes| N&w ¥ ne, from Eureka to Sydney, { Saflea Jan 2i—Stmr Oregon, for Valdez, its terminus at Market st en far on t which was offered for ¥ | Sreamer. | e oz J 1.C008 BAY—Arrived Jan 21—Schr Antelope, | INTVANTRY RECEIVES outekirts of the city, and ihis s the frst ap ;‘;g:;:n:,.l:%"m Wheh atpested’ i To _the Mediterranean: R Tk 25 — -t i hence Jan 1%. > perate trains to - v Cottage City_| Skagway & Way Porte. Jan 24 | “ASTORIA—Arrived Jan Z2-—Stmr Alliance, AORTTTITY B 0 plication of a raliroad to cpsrate Ms trn e aq | Seattle he had a ticket for China In | REPUBLIC.......... Jan. Sershanlio: SpE. SN Des. L Cooks Tnlet & Way e Jan. 35 | trom Bureka, vie Bay, RECRUITS FOR MANILA | Fe5tst srotest, which 16 opportunsly fllustrated | his poeket. CELTIC (20,904 tons) Valencia, which sailed on Sat- ;:f!:-nfiw i -;;Kfl:dflfl:, ey RestaiFen, 1 hsc.mea Jan 22—Stmr Columbia, for San Fran- ' by the efforts of one reat rallroad company to PR N G il I CRETIC......ocoo-Apel & 1 2 Victoria, had mssorted cCargo e F0 ~ - cico. . . revent the people from obtaining accommoda- . us British Cotumbian ports | Sun, Moon and Tide. oGiiavs mARBOR _satied Jan 22sne 4 3t | Colored Soldiers Anxious t0 | Hon i mmciner “compans at” the Oukiand T Bt o e . $11,070 and including the folloWINg: | United States Coast and Oéodetic Survey— | for San Pedro: schr Halcvon, for San Fran . i“"‘ Py water_front at th; pr;ml( blllme all terminals ‘A contes < gs fresh vegetabies Time and Height of High and Low Waters | cisco: schr Allen A, for Mahukon: o heg Nt mng to hould be owned by the public, as Is our own | 13, Smith was filed yesterday by her D Ihe millstuffs, 2000 at Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco | SAN PEDRO—Arrived Jan 22—Schr = Cres- Ph ilippin Fater frosts exr’c;l(m_rt! ::3.' ":f the flct'!hn sister, Catherine Meyer. The contest- chocolate, 102 g Bay. Published by official autbority of the | cent, from Portland Jan 21; schr Philippine, | . 1ippines. the plans of Architéct Purn pravide for a | 2 tChy s that while the testatrix wa. 3% e vaking eupdrintendent. froni Grays Harbor: stmr ‘Wasp, hence Jan O el "abjections t4 the grant of | ill she was unduly influenced by Mary Lieutenant E. J. Ely, Fifteenth Cav- alry, arrived from Jefferson barracks, Mo., yesterday morning, having in NOTE—The high and low waters occur at the city front (Méssion-street wharf) about 25 minutes later tha Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places. Ridgeway, Lillie Meyer and Emma Mul- vaney, who were named as principal beneficiaries. The ate In question 400 Jaste The sugar, 812 ibs 25 kegs herrings, 8 15 _kegs powder, ‘any such franchise. regardless of considerations affecting the public. welfare. We bellove that under the law the Supervisors have no power 19; etmr Francls H Leggetf, hence Jan 19: sclir Fred J. Wood, i Grays Harbor; stinr Melville Dollar, from Harford. Arrived Jan 21—Bark Levi G. Burgess, from Steamers will leave wharf. corffer First 1841 b alum, et siler tubes. 3 cs drugs, Bellingham. g aiSty-five colored recruits for | to grant this franchise, nior had they any pow- ~ . UOl0 bxn elctrical goods, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. Qnfied Jam 22—Stmrs Lakme and Norwood, f;‘: Fwenty-tourth Infantry, which will the franchise with which this com- | is valued at $8000. praman sirers T p m. for Tokorama an i 'pigs mmchinery, 10 cle | ——— for San Francisco. Jan 21—Schr Caroline, for | | sail for Manila. The officers were e Nagasaki a3 " Shanghal and_conmecting st o i he Misgoing the - Miemer| Shn wie TORT LOS ANGELES—Arrived Jan 22 B | gurprised to learn that at least 90 per 9 Betgwion e g B ' 45 o5 ca goods, 8 cs dried fruit and | Moon rises bark Pass of immrmkkv from Antwerp. cent of the recruits were men who mete sh valued at § en route m! st e e e p(fr{fll;:dfl;-.a“ B!mf Melville Dollar, from had served their time in the cavalry S AW R P SR P S N G X and 00,007 tbe bexus yained | § fPue] |Time) oy [l e (2 ASTERN PORTS. and were now enlisting in the Infantry | pype FIVI SHOTS THROUGH i gary, 2 L wi W L W 12 Wi NEW ORLEANS—Arrived Jan 20—Fr stmr | jn order to g0 to the Philippines. As " THE WINDOW OF A SALOON “ 4 <735 S |31 51 98 6.0 47 —08| AR BREAKWATERArrived Jan | 8 Beneral rule, the officers state, col-| - A Carge for Hawail. = W] le g{ ¥ ;;l) 'Z‘- a']lg 21—Br bark Br%;‘z‘;:’n"a ,;“"” Tquique. ored soldlau';glflomdlf:‘ve thel; }l;ell Police Are Searching for 'l‘w':blhllnu P . s k @ ? o5 4:25( salio:2r] e.0f B ; r, and this F With As- de = leare ter- 7 by | ment for ano move shows ‘Who Will ™ Charged o raprod e s SR B Miaed 548 GEINGARORE—Arcived Do < 20—hr smr|'clearly that they are anxlolis for Phil- sault to Murder. = .ears 0&[.’ makes the port of destination and | e T B SOER T e Yo A from | Ippime service, T L. | The police ars searching for two white hands, gives clear ul wi mee! The Presidio Itallans, who will be charged with as- ts valued at $25,382 and NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | Pacoma, for Liverpool. o 2 s “bote Aoar, 15 | the warly morning tides are glven in the left | VLADIVOSTOK—Arrived Dec 22—Nor stmr | fiext Friday night at the home of Miss | sault to murder when arrested. They skin and w fresh- ""40 ctis corn, 250 | pand coldmn and the successive tides of the | Vanadis from Tacoma. Morris, e tered the saloon of Antone Mosen, x YOKOHAMA—Sailed Jan 19—Br stmr Em- cou in the order of occurrence s to time; the 3§ an 4—Fr bark Amiral Goveth time colimn gives the last tide of the Aay, except when there gre but three tides, as A de Cornuller, for Victoria. sometimes occurs. The heights PR Major Francis H. Hardy, who was re- | 17 Seventh street, shortly after | ness to the complexion. cently transferred from the Four- |o'clock on Sunday night and began to teenth—to the Thirteenth Cavalry, left|annoy a customer, who drinking , 6871 ibs miadiings, beans, 5500 1 5320 1bs press of China, for Vi DELAIDE—Sailed 400 Ibs sugar, ce 85 pkgs salmon, 1072 ibs lard, 77 oots, D4 PKE: ries and pro- | aGéition to the soundings of the States | Bes- E 3 sen! em ] e - ":&bng,‘ fa,}m” ! adition io U o gt vhn & e sie Dnlar, from Antwers, and sailed for un :;fi;l‘:?t ;f: ,a" :}fiu‘;’-. to take at tu,:9 -by“;e Mn i °§::::‘ ‘:d oty A T x ik e s O s | e ™ e wubtracted from. the depth given by | | ACAPULCO—Sailed Jan 21—Stmr City ot | Company L of the Twenty-second In- | tried ‘to efect them. They each drew phxs 45 cs gamoline, the charts. The plane of reference is the mean P'.n';,fl H"_A'm""f«;‘“ fantry left vestetday for the target|a revolver and placed the muzzle ate, s oosl e, BY e & S waters. ‘Nauplia, hence Sept 17. FH B e vt range near Point Bonita, against Moseni's breast, threatening to ”C:,?.“:.’m, ‘1 ugfi; nl‘l;on.' e 'f“v‘:lg:’:s—nnved Jan 20—Schr Fearless, 2 fflnn]t;:::mc. n;em e‘::‘ dnd '::a::a shoot fl‘hé' vmhteg :u;’mfi:"mom g8 tural_implements, § “pes pipe, 'B—Salled 4 the ex- . e R | s et i 3 o | GG AR ann 10 e e, | V80 o . ot Vomek | o e eorin, Sty trowing ranch chants’ Exchang Mot nday, January Tyme Ball on the tower of the Ferry at noon to- of at 8 22. day for examination to determine their | the two men_ into the street. fitness for promotion to Major. back into Lieutenant A. M. Ferguson, Four- | door so t teenth Infantry, nOow stationed at the |as he locked e do . . - 4 r e, S Mepker b eI 0L | S e T g bt = b= 4 ? : ve of abse h ] h j g : ‘5 s Geared yer. NE—&ailed Jan 2—8tmr Noordam, | O | ::‘:32 Colonel W.- . Tacker. 4 jued at $60,950, to be YOKOHA! b s at the Palace Ho- TR e L S - : ents: Luiee, for New Tork. . o i W | Hudson, Mich., from New York, - Jan TENERIFFE—Arrived Jan a—gm M“. B0 x‘x!.m(.amn), Helnz, from San Franelsco, for Exports by the French Liner. steamer Amiral Duperre, the line of freighters operating Stmr City, Hansen, 80 from canmunng:-. ?.,.,.. south, put in to land ‘Stmr Shasts, Hansen, 33 hours from San soried canned goods. baking powder, preparations, bs 6 cs millstuffs, 1982 Ibe tea, €70 Ibs b bread, 35 pkgs fresh fruits, & pkgs groceries and provisions, e, 10 10 cs = mineral water, G383 gt » sbooks, 18.1 oud ties, 23 pkgs rall- i -3 N ¥ o 2 4 v es " the pri € \ttorney, Abral \ A . y = aly T2 steel rails, 1022 ibs potash, Calia, 4 - £ - g : 5 50 flasks quicksil 8 cs : % 5 2 s t > ARKET < = A 3 ¥