The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 24, 1906, Page 15

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1906. 15 10 INVESTIGATE SIBERIA WILL | - TAKE BIC CARCD, | WITH PERJURY | [ Stevedores Must Work Night | ejo, Tosa, Martiuez, San Ramon and Day to Get Great| Liner Loaded on Time st DETAINED IN DRYDOCK | He Sold Valuable Claim to Lindeberg and Others REPUDIATES A DEED ing Blanks for Licenses AUDITOR HOLDS UP BILL Grand Jury Will Endeavor to 7.40alies, 'Ploasanton, Liverm Tracy. Laturop, Stock pross— (V1 ‘Willlams, Willows, tFruto, Biuft, Portiand, Tacoms, Seattle. 7.489 8.00ADavls, Woodiand, Kalghts Landing, Marysville, Orovilie. .. 1480 8.20a Mariines, Antioch, Byron, Traey, Stockton, Newman, Los Banos, Mendots, Armoua, Hunl’nrfl.{ 195 Visallp, Porterville . When Mongolia Comes From Will Not Admit That He g i iy Y . - esto, Fresno, Hanford, Visalla, Orient on Friday She Is Received Any Money or Fix th? Blame on One WhO wn%’%‘fi‘:fi.}uvm\:’m”& " Anchor in the Stream| Signed Acknowledgment Is Guilty of Irregularity oo i Facerrils: o0 ——e rydock yesterday warpe nt Thomas J. Duffy, a mining man from Alaska, was brought before United Btates District Judge de Haven yesterday for arraignment upon an indictment charging him with perjury. He pleaded not gullty and his ball was reduced to $3000. The indictment and arrest grew out of a law- sult which Duffy has been prosecuting in the United States Circuit Court against Jafet Lindeberg, John Brynteson, E. O. Lindblom and the Pioneer Mining Com- pany of Seattle, Wash., to recover more than $1,000,00 worth of gold which he al- leged the defendants had fraudulently taken out of the mining claim known as No. 1 Below Discovery, on Anvil Creek, Auditor Horton yesterday reported to ayor Schmitz his discovery of an al- leged overcharge for license blanks, by which he asserts the city has been mulcted in the sum of nearly $1000. The Mayor at once directed Cyril Willlams, expert to the Board of Supervisors, to in- westigate the matter. The report will be filed with the Grand Jury. ° As a result of the discovery the Auditor has held up the last bill presented by Erown & Power, calling for the payment of $367 51 for 1285 pads of license blanks. Should it be found that an overcharge has been made for the four previous lots of blanks furnished to the city the amount named will be refused payment to offset such overcharge. Deputy Auditer Leibert, who had charge Soaora, Tuolumne and Angel tz .00 Atiantic Express—Ogden and East. Riebmond, Port Costs, Martines and Way Statlons (fConcord) ... m ‘ .20 Valiejo, Dally. Nops, Sanday oniy Los A a — Port Raymoud, Fresno, Gosh tion, Hanford, Lemoore, Visaiis, Bakersteld, Loy Angeles ‘ t. lcago .00ATRe Over! Om S Chicago, Denver, Kansas City... 11.40ANllas; San Jose and Way Stations. V300r sacrements Rives Steamers ..o P Port Costa, nez,Byron,’ 3 Modesto, Merced, Fresno. -y 12080 3.40p Benicts, Winters, Sacramento, Woodiand, Knights Landing, Marysville and Oroville ......... ’.‘ J4geHaywacd. Nilen, aud Way Stacions Q0P Vallejo, Mariines, San Ramon, Napa, Calistogs, Santa Rosa Nilea, Tracy, stockton, ~ v of the license department in the Auditor’s o Hayward, N Nome, Alaska, of which claim Duffy | omee, tried to see Mayor Schmitz yester- Jose, Liv - ” swears that he is the lawful owner. day. Taibert is at a loss to expiain how | $009Tho Ovl Limtted—Noviias 'Los During the trial of the case in the|the discrepancy, If any, occurred. He Bakorsfeld, Los Angeles. ..o« § G484 United States Circuit Court Duffy acted as his own attorney, with the expected says that all he knows is that he receipt- ed for the licenss blanks, but did not B.00PGolden State Limited—El Kansas Clty, St Louls ARK AMIRAL COURBET, WHICH LEFT HERE LAST WEEK IN TOW OF THE PUGET SOUND TUG PIONEER result, counsel on the opposing side being | know their number, until he had opened 'tg:g:‘;"x"m) - Niles snd San Jose.. e, WHICH WILL NOT REACH THE NORTHERN HARBOR IN TIME TO SAVE HER CHARTER, WHICH EXPIRED the cream of the San Francisco bar. On | the packages. The license office was then ort Costa, Benicta, Sul- ento... | AT MIDNIGHT ON MONDAY. that occasion Duffy denied that he had | furnished with the blanks as fast as they sua, - 11284 2 —& | ever attached his signature to a deed for | were needed, and the money for licenses | “"““m:',‘,}'{‘m"“‘“a Uy % separated by silent intervals of 27 sec-{ Schr Advent, Olsen, 12 days from Coos Bay. Weather Report. the property, said deed being produced in [ was collected thereon by the Tax Col- Martineéz, Stoekton, ato, . th Blast, § seconds; silent interval, | Barge 3, Danlels, 24 hours from Port Har- (120th Meridian—Pacific Time.) court. It was dated August 15, 1900, and | lector's deputies. Leibert declares that so | 'nf:mv;;ammo’gfflu work w o seconds; slent Interval | Lo Rbver, Titchworth, 24 hours from B N CISCO, Jan. 255 5. m, | purported to convey to the detendants the | far as he is concerned there wers no ir- | 5= T o Port ‘Harford, with barge 3 ih tow. The following maximum and minimum tem. | disputed mine for the consideration of | regularities. | plcis, Sutsug, Eimirs, D! o $20,000. A receipt for the money purport- ———————— Daris, Sacram on Goldfield and Keeler. for thewclaim. These denials are the basis | company returned a verdict yesterday B ARG T MAYO, SAILED. o eratures are reported for the previous da gl s i el et s ¥ ) ¥ 708 ommander. S. N., Inspector Twel ght. Tuesday, January 23. ston .64-52 New Orleans ....56-80 | ing to bear Duffy’s signature % Verdict for Assignee. ™ Way Sta A house Dstrict. Stmr Fureka, Jessen. Bureka. Cncinnati 1116128 Philadelphia ... duced in evidence, and Dufty swore the | polowing the instructions SF Bi B e .l e . oihs i 5 i T Stmr Greenwood, Fosen, Caspar. Hoase R signature had not been written by him | oo "ot gt T et 8.209Orcgon & Call Exproas—sac- g0 aw pe ber Movements of Btepmers. Stmr Meteor, MacFarlane, Tacoma. onolulu, H. T..72-62|St. Louis s Tved. 820000 or | PeFier Judge Hunt, e jury in the case Tatnento, Macysvilie, Redding, tons . act i\‘lmr Breakw_&l\\l&r. :ohndmn. Coos B:y. -‘queckl%nvklle p sglw“hmnon o and tlmte he hhatevnot{ xecetze dete;:danls of William Walker against the Frank- | Portiand, Puget Sound ,_‘,s-‘. 83.48a £ Bktn James Tuft, Friedberg, Astoria. w Yor! any money whatever from B | 9.00pHayward, ¥{les and San Jose (Sun- TO ARRIVE. Encore, Palmgren, Willapa Harbor. SAN FRANCISCO t1euvevsned - fort Marine Acoldent”and Fiate 51“". r only). - | 6048 The following are the seasonal rainfalls to | oo ¢} o {ndictment for perjury. ; e e M abasana: date ns compared with those of same date last in favor of the plaintiff for $1817 50, the AST LI v gren King Cyrus, Johnson, Tacoma, season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours: Assistant United States District ALtor-| gac0 of 4 policy written by the defend- O - S Coqullle R Fanflisn, Anascin Al b, gow t is ~ Last ' |ney A. P. Black says that the Government | ant on the steam schooner Aloba, which L3R B R T v “pe 'i"u:“”‘ - s e SPOKEN. . 98" Spoon. Seasen. | will be able to prove the charges. was burned in San Francisco harbor in | i § e K 4 ot | Coos Bay & Et. Or Jan- 331, Jan 10—In lat 36 N, long 13 W, Br shio | Red Bluff . 9.84 Upon Dufty’s stating in court yesterday | sugust of, 1901. Walker sued as the | '218eNgwark Coaterville Sag dost. * : § o -.|Jan 24 | rccasdale, from Antwerp. for San Francisco. | Sacramento 78 |that he was not represented by counsel | aegignee of the Kimball Steamship | Dot Craak. Santa, Gras sad ro oot Jan Ost St 1at 50 8 & Tong 00 13 W, v burk | San Franciscs g4o | Judge de Haven caid that he would ap- | Compan P dratiens * toria. ... Jan. ersailles, from Rotterdam, for S8an Francisco. | San Jose 2 i age the Siberia picked up & Xotor Jon POINT wngg'“;m“tfific' ‘Weath IFTM d S| Bt L————-o—-————-—ttomgy st o AW, Sy Sus ket Siwn ¢ : 1 sto v S, Jan. 23—10 p. m.—Weather | Indepen 0.9 | & et ot Jan- 25 | cloudy; wind NE? velocity 6 miles per hour. | San Luls Obis &6 | FERRIS MAKES REPORT ON Ry~ Iy i s e to proceed PR T eniaer N ANgUiae aa g3 x . Albion. (Jan. - i 2 & RIVER AND HARBOR CONGRESS —‘_‘—é—_r—‘_A 1Y) ® ;. - m to this port | Z B Jan: 3 | , EUREKA—Arrived Jan 22—Stmr Navarro, | San Diego . 4.7 A ST LN s bl Salled Jan 22—Tug Dauntless, for Astoria; 2 Calitornian Elected Vice President of 704 San Joss snd Way Stacions. serious. stmr North Fork, for San_ Francisco. = National Organization That Con- Callonthe 90a San Joso aud Way Stations. m_r.xyrm,x—-smea Jan 22—Br ship Forteviot, B 2 2 2 % vened at Washington. 3 m:;:: éumun .(m ‘nes., Fri. ‘Arrived Jan 22—Br bark Kildalton, from g ;g 3 At the National River and Harbor || Doctors : San Ardo, Paso Robies, Sants A Junin: stmr San Mateo, hence Jan 17. S 2 & R~ éh_:&uu% 5?: Lu&?fln SIUSLAW_RIVER—Safled Jan 20—Schr Co- [ STATIONS. % g5 . Ferris represented the River Improve- wWho Curz bty e “:‘"'3"‘0"‘““‘ i k, Los Angels quelle, for San Francisco. PORT HARFORD—Sailed Jan 22—Barge 3, in_tow of tug Sea Rover, for San Francisco. SEATTLE—Salled Jan 22—Stmr Harold Dol- 2 lar, for Astoria. Arrived Jan 23—Stmr City of Topeka, hence | Baker Jan 19. Crescent Satled Jan 23—Stmr Queen, for San Fran. | Bureka cisco, Fresno ASTORIA—Arrived Jan 22—Stmr F A Kil- | Flagstaff burn, hence Jan 19, via Bureka and Coos Bay. | Independence. CCOS BAY—Arrived Jan 20—Schr Repeat, | L. Angeles....3 hence Dec 1. ment and Dralnage Assoclation of Call- fornia. He was honored by election as vice president of the permanent body. Mr. Ferris has submitted a re- port to Rufus P. Jennings, president of the River and Dralnage Assoclation, in which he makes the following statesf ments: * “The congress consisted of about 600 delegates from thirty-two States. 008 “*sanjeaedwag, % Congress held at Washington John W. =3 2 MEN FOR San.Pedro Portland & A P & W San Diego & Way H o & Way Pts York, via Ancon 36 56 & 58 36 46 o8 | Py r > 53 42 Ports Fob 1| Glonenan 107 Vieoriar Ta Dot dan G—sont o More importance , was evidently at- TP S Nelisren pe 3 | George E Billings, from Tacoms, for Sydney, i tached to this congress by some other L i, ik G, says 2 | stormbound. e 8 AR 40 24 States than by California. Texas had ng.m.,w'h.u Clars and ; | u’;g{‘:;gk‘ Artiey ,{;,'; E”—O um‘g';n_ i) 66 50 forty delegates present, and I heard | of the Kidneys. Bladder and Prostate. - TO SAIL. | Caepar. g o o that there were six present from one | Skecial Diseases—Newly contracted and e Fer | . EUREKA—Salled Jan 23—gchr Emma Clau- -5 4 town on the Rio Grande. The general | fuflammetien cimmsed in . ook Aching and ez an) Tier- | amna, for Mazatlan; stmr Rival, for San Fran- 54 42 feeling of the convention was well ex- | cures effected in seven : - | ctsco. he s\ SanJosesnd Principal Way Stations . January 34 | | e o7 | JUNEAU—Amived Jan 22—Stmr Jefferson, v Dressen s o ko e HAVE A TALK WITH US Sunset Express—Redwood, San 5 0] & Portl e rom Seattle. 4 ; oquille River ....| b pm|Pler PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Jan 23—Stmr J B 30 48 Rivers and Harbors Committee. ARoit Yous ANante. -y 'u’?)'n';;o'.'u- Grays Harbor 2 Pler 2 | Stetson, for S8an Francisco. 72 46 We make no charge for a friendly talk Barbars, Demiung, Will Not Be Able 1 Roiat Avena SpmPier 2| G s o8 44 “Mr. Burton showed that 4 per cent | Come to us in strictest confidence. We have VT Polnt v GRAYS HARBOR—Arrived Jan 23—Stmr Sade dcandl El Paso, New Orleans ... ...... . 9104 Wil 6 S5 A Los Angeles Ports.| 1 pm/Pier 2 | Daisy Mitchell, hence Jan 20. 58 5O of the expenditure of the country was |been exclusively ticating speclal diseases of | 5.4geEi Paso, Ksusas City, St Louts, Humboidt - 1:30 p,Pler 9| 8 PEDRO—Arrived Jan 23—Stmr Robert 54 48 devoted to the improvement of rivers | mef. u{‘“flm ‘.nmllx lull:m can devise or s eir g T T Humbalat 77018 am Pler 2 | from Seattle; stmr Newport, hence Jan ford o L R Dl hater LRt the Hbwere aud BAST | et Wo i B W .4 Seattle & Tacoma.| 6 pm|Pier 20 | 20, 4 E t skilifully and restore a ; 25 Salled J 23 Schr Willie R Hume, for | Winnemucca. 80.38 42 82 bors Committee was in no wise to ly you to Jomaagy % ot Sound “Ne ran 6 80 blame for tHis; that they could gladly | faoriest time with the least Astoria & Portland. {10 am Pler 2 | Pueet Sour.dF; astmrfNe\:'purl. rorms-n F‘n;‘l- Yuma J Seattle & Tacoma. 5 pm|Pler 20 | cisco; schr Sadie, for Umpqua River: schr | o and consclentiously approve the ex- - . 5 pm{Pic i Lo EATHER CONDITIONS AND GEN! It you cannot Astoria & P\,r\ltnd‘ 5 pm Pler 18 é:\:i;urg‘r"tmmu River; stmr Fulton, for s i ERAL penditure of a much larger sum than b4 call, write for symptom nm < 0.+~ rays Harbor m|Pler 20 am Pler 11 | _SAN DIEGO—Arrived Jan 23—Schr Bertha Cloudy unsettled th rall the annual amount at their disposal, e Palo Alto nad Way St - fm|bier 10 | Dolbeer, from Bureka. Pacife Blops mersh of San Francises. Spawers | which 1s about $23,000,000: that the | DR, HOLSTTAN & CO. |’ m-nu:nnmmmimm‘hg“ - - ngam: W Fair Oaks, 10. 11 proceed ISLAND PORT. 1 am|Pler 11 | e SLAN are reported in the Sacramento Valle: d | great 8 of the limit as 4 Mail what, — pim pier 7 | KATULULC Arrived Jan 23—Stmr Alasken, | moderate rains in Oregon and W aabin, S | e 00,000,000, wan merited | Hour: 8t 5.7 13 GNP = Gy, Sentey f5 Oocton, B 1 ail and silk a Puget § am Picr 9 oy i e temperature has risen from 4 to 6 de- T ARAs AL Y jurd: for Mayfeld, Moun- tugs and | G. Lindsuer| Grays Harbor pm{Pler 2| . BASTERN PORTS. grees throughout Callfornia. The rivers and deserving: that it rested entirely | 739 MARKET ST. (Top Floor), . F. | 11-30PSazirdays onus tor M 8o e e - g A ewburk...| Grays Hasbw ....| 8 piiPjer 10 | NEW YORK-—Arcived -Jap 2] —Stmr Amer. falling except at Saoraments, whero there has | with the people how, much Congress T AR O TRLE Y. mj%u::g:’;:m | January 26. | : o en a slight rise. would appropriate, but at present the o~ M. F. Plant| Goos B&y ..--...| & pm Bler 11 | e L M e e Y a i from sone?ul ggallgg of the com:;unlly was DR e al ot A Takes & Launch to Ungs. X. Fork....| Humboldt ....__...| § am.Pler Arrived Jan_22—Stmr Allianca, from Colon. | the a0 PO A o awCyAN, 24, | that any shortage in other funds might mare . JORDAN'S ancar Sunday, 7.10,9.00,11.00 A.m.3 0, which sailed Y tiund|10 am|Pier 27 FOREIGN PORTS. San Francl i 1y unee ite well be made good by loppi 1.30, 3.30, 5.30 5. w. 5 N Astoria & Portiand(10 am|Pler 27 | A UCKLAND —Safled Jan 19—Stmr Sono an Franclsco and vieinity—Cloudy unsettled | quite wel 3 y lopping . on a codfishing China- & Japan. 1 pm!Pler 40 | gor o' Francisco ™2, | weather, probably showers; fresh south winds. | from the rivers and harbors estimate. Sm‘l-éogl‘g& , 10, u"-.”" eck a launch, Humboldt -......./1:30 p/Pler 9 | ““Arriveq Jan 23-Stmr Ventura, hence Jan 4. | 4,108 ADeles and wvicinity—Cloudy Wednes- | He deplored the frequent outcry from day twelve-horse- January 28. | | YOKOHAMA—Sailed Jan 23—Jap stmr Nip- | Coast—Showers Wednesday; fresh south of the com- Pt. Arena & Alblon 6 pm|Pler 2| VICTORIA—Arrivea Jan 25—Nor stmr Tel- ; light east winds. ot -t A for Morning, Tor tes crutser Riioria"8 Fordand) § PuiBler 8| s Coves Jag B o ook Y shp. Gl | Sahmente,, o Showers Wodneaday: | {LCl0LL GOt lons mads for other. Jou B e WS Bomti IR Via Ancon.. 12 m Pier 40 | ° HONGKONG-Sailed Jan 25—Ger stmr Nu- | 8an J&?““{:a Valley—Cloudy Wednesday; | calities were largely in the nature of _— >eorge a. It has .| Astoria & Portland| 5 pm|Pler 27 | mantia, for Portland, Or. 1) orth winds. a fraud and a steal, and stated that in c‘mm N.m'm l' a k eer equipped wi | the ten years he has_been chairman of . ¢ e. y Pler 10 faru, for B . winds. power Peters eugine and will be used | Centzalie- | SEvg LA™T =) 2 e 10 | PO M L T e Stme Peru, for | | Nevada—Cloudy Wednesday; lght rain or | the committee there had been nothing | R I SRR G 28 a tender on the c h station. | & Rosa. San Diego & Wa: anama. gt o, of the kind, so far as he knew. He I o —_— Jeante. . Los Angeles Ports | h?ond.:cggmnm&l—“m Jan ‘?om-'—cer ehip A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. | pointed out that there were probably Large Tree Adrift. | | actom S Zorunali2 m|Pler 2 e R Sen 2wty e The | N T T R [ N ERe arring -on /thet (IS Commander H. T. Mayo, U, E, N, fn- | Bomte. - s Wav.-| D not benefit some individual. but local ? amiEler 11 | 80tdN Sahed Jan do—stmr Awanca, tor| JOSEPH PEACOCK jealousy should not strive to insist g g b e e oy | New York. that this was ground for blocking i trict, has reported to the hydrographic anuary 30. | | R OR - satled Jon AT $ or blocking im- e s toee Aritey Dase | Breskwater| Coos Bay ...\ 8 pmiPler 8 |, JASQURS Saies Jan i—Ger ship Oster TELLS OF WOES |provement, manffestly for the public ts Reef light vessel, off Cape | Q967 """~ PR S i 1, KUCHINOTZU Salled Jan 6—Br stmr Cam- d. : . th oo g ¢ ] _S1. fan King, for Vancouver. . 5 .. tive ‘obanlite : o, on the afternoon of Jan- | F. Kilburn.| Portland & Way 2 pm|Pler 20 | PF ~ ‘e k. The execu e proposes L Pn 208 EDuatn ot You-{ o iy A e WNOLLENDG Safled Do 2-Br ship Clan Afflicted Man Says That HiS| (o raise a fund for the first vear of uthwesterly direction. | Senator....| Afl‘r;‘n; & ;;ru;ua 1 lm‘P!er 24 J{fi;"%"‘%?.??%‘&"’m’.fi’m 5“‘—3::"117" Wife Treats Him [flz.olfi:g toul;:‘u:oi:lhmnlnlly u: dmrib;n- ] ‘ebrua: a, r N 3 l, for ing eral a view to securing W RO 11 am|Pler 7 Alameda. .. | Honolulu .... | New Yorl mae v | M| BN w1 (S vt 1 10—t coen | Bratally. e The vessels on the overdue list are | Mariposs. .| Taniti ‘CALLAG—Arrived Jan 22—Bkin Hosper, 3 bors. California will be asked to con- quoted for reinsurance as follows: FROM SBATTLE. trom Port Blakeley. Many are the troubles of Joseph Pea- | tripute her share of this fund, which Belmaha, 20 per cent; Drum- | - E"Rgfloelf)?rfix%ms'g‘fidlm 22—8chr Fred | cock. Not only is he bedridden, not only | will be appropriated forthwith by -the RAILWAY TRAVEL. ’fMIm :c];:; I;Igr;);freg-emflc per | Steamer. | Destination. el - KQ‘BB_'.“?,.”.G Jun 23—Br stmr Indrapura, |18 his back hr;l:en as a result of an ac- comcx:ll::n.‘ 3 5 = ary 2 ; Cum- | o= 3 y or New York. ident time ago, but he is affiicted | ‘“California canmnot, in my opinion, “ s x Cottage City.{ Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 24 N cident some ag e is 1 P % per cent, and Mobile Bay, 10 | Bortha.......| Cooks Inlet & Way Pts.(Jan. 25 | ANCON—Arrived Jan 14—Stmr City of Para, | wion o wite of large and powertul stature | afford to hold back from this move- a l ornla Jefterson. Skagwey & Way Ports.Jan. 81 | SR o0 "0l o yan 22 Ger bark O ent, which 1is regarded hav- 3 i orts. ster- | and ungovernable temper, according to a | ™ Bar as V- —— Banta Clara..| Seward & Way Ports.|Fed. 1|,,'"¢ cm Hamburs, for Port Townsend, suit for divorce he filed ye.(,rr;y.‘ Mrs. | ing very strong possibilities. The NEWS TH N, | NEWCASTLE, Aus—Arrived Jan 4—Br " o THD S Sun, Moon and Tide. o AT o Evdney, o load Tor onr | Peacock was christened Albertina, and | chairman m:; the ;exfle-;?v& sommltien Matters of Imtercat fo Msriscss iand | United States Coast and -Geodetic JSutvey—1| olalu, her husband claims that Albertina has ngr Ran ana, is Time and Helght of High and Low Waters Safled Jan 6—Fr bark Plerre Antonine, for | been in the habit of casting brushes and | & member of the Rivers and Harbors Shipping Merchants. | Fort Point, entrance to San Franciseo | Honolulu, ' Committee, and it 4 B X - h - suchlike at his devoted head. Sometimes, g s a reasonable in- (at San Pedro) Bay. Publihed by ofclal authority of the | ROTTERDAMSalled Jan 20—Fr bark Ro- | ne€ou? 1 able 0 dodge thoss mie" | ference, I think, that any locallty de- o | perintendent. chambeau, for San 1800, thes - om Portiand to BBABE” | N OTE.-.The high and low waters ooour at OCEAN STEAMBRS. siles, and at other times he was not. Not | °lining to take its share in the campalgn I B | the ety fromt (Mission-street wharf) about 25 | MOVILLE—Arrived Jan 23—Stmr Vaderland, | only does the husband make these allega- will not receive the heartiest support minutes ll;cr th‘:‘" -: :‘;7;1 r:é:'l; the helght "‘{\TE&"\}K&‘;’(" for I‘t,:sm Rotter. | tions, but he says that once his e | Of the committee when the appropria- o 3 " Arrived Jan 23—Stmr 3 wit - P : A o hoteraam, atme Moitka, from Fiae. | threatened to poison their three-year-old | tons are made. bu Limited s WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. ; stmr Cevie, from Liverpcol; stmr Zee- | child, and at another time she selzed him A A Y s ek — | land, from A Evmr Callfornis, for Havre; | PY the hair and threw him to the ficor. Post and Corps Officers. Sun rises STi20 | Calon, for Marsellles: stmr Kaiser Wiis | In view of all these alleged acts he has The officers of James A. Garfield | 5 helm II, for Bremen. sought the courts for relief. Post and those of Garfield Corps, Grand ok gteamer Argyll was cleared yes- ; o LAZARD—Pamed Jun 25—Stmr Minnehahe, | The following decrees of divorce wers | Army of the Republic, were installed r Honotulu with 25,000 barrels sof torkas FIVBRPOOLoAmTived Jan 22—Stmr Calo. | ETanted yesterday: Annie C. trom Mi-|in joint session for the current term. $35,000 and sixteen vt " | donia, from New York, via Queenstown. chael ky for cruelty, Charles W. | The meeting was called to order by een: 5 Ongw: GIBRALTAR—Arrived Jan 23—Stmr Koe- | from Wilhelmina Bradshaw for desertion, | Post Commander John Heffernan, who tillate valued at §176. The steamer nigen Albert, from New York, for Neples and | 7 g, from C. Edmond L. Hildebrecht for | appointed A. E. Cohn as officer of the at Port Harford. | e L i S cruelty and Josie from E. E., Maklel for [ @ay. The latter Introduced Past De- . \\hl:I:e to M-fln:m Memorasium. willful neglect. 7 partment Commander Edward 8. Salo- TO s‘, R ‘F‘n' N FRANCISCO ENTRANCE, CALIFOR- MONTEVIDEO, Jan. 21.—Renalts to Ger | Actions for divorce wete nstituted by ;0.:&‘:::"."1'.‘;“'?',‘;‘50“‘1:“‘““:‘ bl ) [ and Fos B\ hip Herzogin Sophie Charlotte, f; . agal liam é e wing as - - §pd ¥og Signals Pacific | “NoTB—in the gbove exposition of the tides | £ o ctona, previously r!;oma“'{'.'.r’i"?,'.'{i?! 3;?:: hzhand is now serving -D tw!:;{yn- ficers of the post: L. H. ‘!:dd, :o‘:n. ,ass ”uf’, No. 28, and’ List of ing tid iven in the left e Daymerks, Pacific Coast, | ;:;,":;{u;"m‘ e Subeestive tides of the | upted by elnking of sheer hulk with some of | yeqr term in San Quentin for murder; | mander; Francis J. Kane, senior vice | oy | M/LL VALLEY, sht station, located on the outer | 387 in the orfer S S l-u-“tg';lm:l: ;:: George H. against Mary J. Welr for cru- oonnm:nn::r' kw-:-ermu Jjunior vice {/ r Of the Mile rockn fourth time column g e i elty, James against Hannah Phillips for | cOmm T 'ward Wheeler, surgeon; e Mile rocks, on the southerly | S00"'0 (opt when there are but three tides, as Chinese Writ Denled. cruelty and H. S. against Hattle s’_. Col- | . Karminski, quartermaster; W. M. ance to the Golden Gate and . 'The heights given are in 3 e She eounding of the Unfted States Attorney Marshall B. Woodworth yes- | ;e ¢or gesertion.. Park, officer of the day; Henry Balge, sidle of the San Francisco Bay, about three-quarters of a mile to the nortbward and eastward of Point ey Charts, except when a minus (—) tigalle, who was marris utant; Sig L. Simon, chapain; F. Lpbos and 1% miles SW. % . from Fort | o8t UYL (hoheight and then the number WA;';'H' & }lli::l:‘tmfla ik vovmh?fin od ;(Ao,m-. officer of the gn-rr and E}I‘: Poin ouse. ubtrected from the depth given by | corpus for Chin Shi, wife of Yi Gow, (o ir 1 'an yesterday munm-u:: ‘ward Miller, inside sentinel. ruary 16, 1906, a f given i & 7o 16 1006, % fxed rea tight | E1IC, S T plane of reference ia the mean | and Chan Gi San, @ Chinese woman, | Suocti ool re to anutl hoe b _as. | 1owed" the installation of the officers of be ceiablished in the structure | Of the 10Wer 0 both of whom are alleged to be illegal- | sorting that she had a husband living at | the corps by Past Commander Mrs. opicted gt thi wedd eppa Oakland, il e T3 Teek above the water Time Ball ly bad o custedy Dby the Pa-|ihe time she was wedded. It is stated by | Sheppard of Lyon Corps of 1 be visible fourteen and & haif s Hydrographle Office, U. 8. N., Mer- | Sotg, Mall FECCHShD Compeny. The | Mrs., Nachtigalle that she was ed by Saywer of the same in Clear weather, the observers eye fit- |/Braneh H¥OOE L e, Ban Francisco, Cal, {PEUTIOR ~ FOCHeS the im-1 ¢ he fact that a year had to elapse be- | cOrps as conductor and the following migraton officers landed Yi Gow as an tween the granting of the ini eolor-bearers: Mathilda Gcnrlnzhlnry op of teen feet mbove the sea. January 23. Seographic poaition of the light Tuceday, Janualy B wer of the Ferry | American citizen, but refused to land L Seey puatooytey : Hood and Susle B 4 the United States Coast and | , TBe, Tt Bropped tly at noon to-day, . decree and the e, and that her | Wells, m. Byar: > ad | pyjiding was Erop] 2 | his wife on the ground that' the de- coln The DS . will be: Latitude, north, 37 | P07 noon of the i cm.gg%" 8{ partment did not recognize the validity second union was contracted before the | 14N officers of the co: degrées 47 minutes 28 as; [ 3 e B W e et e s, Jonsitide, | o “Greenwich time. 3. C. BURNETT. ) 0 marriages ascording to the laws of | PtACAtOFY Ume BAd passed. : B e oot s e lEht, N. by 3 Lieu Sl sl S TR L o H enlor vice Pouat Uk, N. by E 1316 B 2% miles; e e e China. Chan Gi San is alleged to be a 3 .l SR Liahthoum, WY b ts WoiR i Rative Amerioan. Music Teachers’ Eleetion. ‘| prestdent; Anna Croal, E— & T srocture’ consistsof oval steel Judge de Haven denled the writs and | The Music Teachers' Assoclation of |8 L. S o : a 22 W A P W RS ; | Woodworth will appeal to the United | California has elected the: following Catherine $ A e T S it 8 two-story cyladHion ey g, iocesdiy Jumry 2. | States Circult Court of Appeals. board. to serve during the year 1906: 5 : ‘Y | Sormunted by & watchroom and & cylindeee | P agg. way POtS. . " _ | President, O. D. Herzog: vice presi. y Engen and Eliza Hode'son, 3 m""m ee y a i T Eoraciars ' aphe TG S pea B R N T e £D WITH BMBAZLENENT,tung | dent, Louis Felix Raymond: treasurar, | bears [ g : : On e same date there will bo establisheq | Eimr Ses Foam. . 12 hours from Bhortall -yesterday 5o ‘Coursen-Roeckel; c 3 k 4 ¢ the ation o 10-inch Whistle, to Ve operaied | Point Arend, Vi LA ey of “Patrick, Charles B.im ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. © T, und, Pows ‘Besale Stark, hours from it u » . s . o weather, blasts of disas | gan Vicents Landing. o' dageomed of em- | geoiy . i bt = ity -