The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 11

HONCKONC MARD | REACHES PORT g Liner Returns After Taking Active Part in J‘.\pan‘a Campaign Against Rus: EECESG A CAPTURES MANY PRIZES | — { On Voyage From Orient \‘hc Relieves Distressed Crew | of Chinese Fishing Junk the and prizes. Mard - that Korea whe from the Kor which placed Japane Maru tie sfege riles on one ats, whict to reported. ai s -arrived - at .~ She sustaliied no .da Pacific - Mall Company's. - i n_Seabury, arrived. yesterda homews riear_ the quarantin at -Hono, i is ‘due to- | due- tom v | n Lawless, S e g NEWS OF THE OCEAN. | Matters of Interest to Mariners and | Shipping Merchants. The ‘steamer Queen sailed yesterday for Vie- toria with an assorted cargo consigned to va: v Columbian ports, valued at §16,482 cluding _the following 5 Tbs - fnalt_ . €] ler the fisher provisio. 1 fresh wa unk Hor igkong Maru bdis 83 pes vis gas, 1 b ské' oo 125 1bs- dried: frait. | grocertes, valued st Territory Merchandise for Hawail. | which -sailed ves- hipments 28 & half-hl 15,680 Ibs lard; 4245 Ibs 3 bxs bread: 36 ce. table. | ic.. ‘17 s salad - ofl, 100, 1= | ey. ‘goods: ! , 4020 Ibs tobacca, | cigars and -cigarettes, 750 -pkis -elecs | goods, 41 pkgs- paper. 31 pkgs. machin- | | pes. 5 nkxx n,: 35 b vive, 56 pkes -£hook: okgs Movements of Stémmers. Purser L. Lo the TO: ARRIVE. Steamer. o} g i From. I Coquiile Hiver % Coos. Bay Covs Bay & Pt Humbeldt S Ortord” | San Juan i New }vrk \1'& Am-on erans City Topeka.. | Puget Sound - Ports b r L e.. ... Crescent” (! .. | San Pedra ... Bureka.....:.| Humboldt . Northland ;| 8an . Pedro resumed Sierr: b Coronado. . -.. um,\sunrb{g. business Ri s ‘was O o frst | Bureks | Port: Harfon il : K e e WL Ta%. Sout | Cogs Pey Sap Pedro & Way Pie Mar S e for. He | Mariposa Tanter ... : | all “his | Enterprise.. [ y in good | Redondo Portisna & Astoria ! Beattle ‘& Tacoma Humboldt ... Portland & Astoria....: Mendozing & Pt: Arena 1-Coos Bay EAEE Humboldt . Honoluly - & Kahuluf... Grays - Harbor San Pedro.. Humboldt ., S | Sen Diego & Way Pts.| ./ Portiand & Astoria.. ‘| Portland ‘& Way Ports. Grays Harbor f San Pedro .. Grays Harbor . | Rosnoke G. Dollar. Caracao Arrives From Mexico. white liner Curacao, Captain R. ] | Geays. Eavbor rday morning. | Newport & Way Ports: * as usual, a full | Among the lat Ban Diego & Way Pts na & Japan daughter of i v York via Ancon.. 3 rant, J. Gomez, Mrs. | 8 ", e’ Vergis Hambyrg & Way Pommnr' Portland & Astoria.... .. |Mar. | Portiand & Way Ports e Co00 mE Tt A O P O e R G 830063 ... Puget Sound Poris..: ‘Mu. 2} Chas. Neleon.| Seattle & Tacoma...... Mar. 12 | TO SAIL. Overdwes. | Elefi-flltl'—'; Destination. : sms";Een y were posted yesterday | March 2. | The schooner. W. F. | C. Nelsan. .| Seattle & Tacoma..| & pmiPier 30 e Rainjer. attle & el ham. Ppta Pier B ey v | st Willapa ‘Harbor v 5 pm(Prer 2 i Drarmatr ot | Ponita..... .t Newport & Way...[ 8 am Pier 11 Newcastle, Austr Northlany. . | Astoria & Portland| -5 pm Pier 27 at 10 per cent. Thé | March 3. . | Sagtle, vt eighty-seven | Homer....: | Coos Bay.". {Prer — Yor Table Bay, 1s aiso | Corinthian..| Humboidt. .. Pier 107, rdut list at 10 per cent |- Blizabeth. ...| Coquilie Riyer .. ‘Her 20 meralg is quoted at 90 per cent and | Venguard:.:| Humbolde . . pm|Pler 21 i ht at 8 per cent | Viadivostok ,5 pm Pler 20 |'Coos Bay .. | 4 pimEier 11 | . Pt. Arena & Albion| € pm Pler Freighter Hawailan Arrives. | | Astoria & Portiand u2 am|Pler 24_ b i) TR N.-Y. via Ancok.. 12 m|Pisr 40 »-Hawaiian Steamship Com- { - | Hembolat .. ... 8 am|Pler 20°| d' ‘»:“l“::- ?;fi:l;' m’;‘fl" .| Astoria. ahpa;uma‘ 2 pm|Pler 2 of Cor and San® Diego. ¥, Leggett. i s.| eports an uneventful triy }C,.,m,. {G - e e 4 pm/|Pler- 2 Water Fromt Notes. (low ‘gler 5 - 11:30°p | Pler 9. - EDta. San Diego & SWay.[ 9 ain/Pler 11" Los Angeles Poris.(i0 aim|Pler B |. March 5. : Log Afigelps Ports..| 5 pm|Pler & v Norwood... | Grays Harbor. |Pler ‘2 na ery N momta. .| Las Angeles Poits, w i Pier 2 March 6. |- Coos Bay .. 3 Pedro & 9 a 1 ew ays pugn Sound Ports |11 amPler -9 i Grays Harbor. ... Pler. 10 g aren - Sea Foam.. | Palnt Arena pin|Bler .2 721-723 Market St. Pomorta.... | Humboldt .. :30p| Pler 9 Curpeas ;exim 2O 110 amper 1 A o1 g0 Arctic: .. um! .. |'9 am|Pler (The History Building) s Slarch 8. ( Aurelia Astoria & Factianay ; gy Ber 21 28 n lego ay. amiPier will become thenew | Astorja @ Portland|11 am{Pler 24 | Sydney & WWay P 2 Chine & Japen. music center.of San Artoria & Portiand, 4 pin Pie G. Dollar. .. | Grays Harbor. 4 bmPier Francisce, and our : Bouth Bay. ‘Gn)afllf-bo;. {10 amjprer 27 March 10. ra o, u San Jusn...’N ¥ via Ancon....[12 m]?m 40 ad- .| Taniti permanént ~ head i amipter 7 ‘\J’ugel Sound Pbfln. ! ] 2 pm|Pier 20 | March quartcrs. ¥. Ktbursi. | Portland & w-y FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. : Destination. Balls, Branch Kyarotnnhlc orfice, U.. 8. N.. ll!r. o . l'nma States arec ‘masted ship thirty.miles 8W of Farallones. THBLEG] | STEAMSHIP INDIANA. NOW ON i HER WAY TO THIS PORT FROM NEW YORK. chants’ . Exchange, San 'Francisco, . Cal, Fiireday, March 1, 1005, The. Time Rall on the fower of the Ferry. building was’ dropped ‘exaetly 4t moon -tg-day, i . &t noon of-the 120th meridiam. or &t'8 p. ., Greenwich time.. J. C. B Lieutenant, U, §. e Suy, Moon and Tide. Codst - and - Geodetic' Survey— e and Helght of High and Low Waters Rl Bolnt enirancs to San Fianclsco Bay. . Published by official authority of the superintendent. NOTE--The high and Jow waters .ocour’ &t the City front {Mission-stréet wharf) about 25 miriutes later than at Port Polni; the height af ‘tidé 1S the same. at both places. FRIDAY, MARCH 2. in - €harge. Sun'vises ; Sun Moon sets B B p the above. exposition of the tides 1he early ‘morfiing ‘tides: are given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day:in the order of vecurrénce as to time; tha fourth time column gives the.last tide of thie day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. . The - helghts given 'are -in addition to.the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when. a ininué (—) | slgn precedés the héight and then thé. mnumber given s subtracted from the depth given by the charts. “The plane of reference is the mean of *he lower low waters, - e i SHIPPING l]\ TELLIGENCE, ARBI\ED Thursday, ‘March 1. Stmr Pomo. Relnertsen, 12 houfs from Al biob, via Point Arena 10- how &ty Scotia, Johnsen, A1 nours from Bowens Landing Stmr- James S Higgina “Higgins, 1% hours from Fort. Brags: bound for' San Pedro; called in %o land passengers. St Curacas, Paulsen, 11 days from Guay= fa$ via Ensenada: Jap étmr Hongkong Maru, Bent, 26 days. 16 hours dhd S minutes” from - Hongkong, -via Yokoha:na 16 days 10 hours and ‘58 minutes, via Honolilu 5_days 20 hours and 38 minytes. Stir- Mandalay; Crescent "City. Stmr: Hawaiizn, Delanc;- 52 -days from New: York, ‘Via Coronel 24 days and San Diego 52 Rours. . » Stmr Vangusrd, Odland; 23 hours - from Bureka St Santa Rosa, Alexander, 43 hours Trom San- Diex Nor s Terje Viken, Gulliksen;, ‘4 days from Ladysmith Power schir -Jennie Griffin, - Gibson, 3. hours from- Bolinas. : Schr Snow & Burgess, ‘Sorenson, 11 -days from: Port’ Gamble, via Clallam' Bay §-days. CLEARED. Thursday, March 1. Stmr - Quéén, Cousins,” Victoria .and. Port Towngénd; Pacific . Coast Steamship Company, Nor. étmr. Titacia, - Egenes, Nanaimo;. West- erh. Fuel - Company: Stmir. Nebraskan, Weeden, Honolulu and Ka~ hilul; Williams, Dimotid & Co. £imr_ Sepator, Lloyd, Portland: San Fran- clsco and Portland Steamship Company. Stmr.” Bonita, Alberts, ‘San - Pedro;, Pacific Coast: Steamship ‘Company. Stmr. Pomona, Swanson, Pacifc Coabt Steamship’ Company. 5 SAILED, Enreka; Thursday, March 1 Stmr. Stats of California, Thomas, San Diego, Stmr Newport, Chelmens, Byxbee Landing. : Stmr - Queen, Cousins, Victoria -and -Fort Townsend. e Nebraskan, Weeden; Honolulu and Ka- ulul. Stmr James §. Higgins, Higgins, San Pedro. Stmr Nome City, Hansen, Sedttle.and Ta- como. Stmr -Alcatraz, Frederickson, Greenwood. Stmr ‘Newburg, Johneon, . Grays Harbor. Stimr Foam, -Miller, - Mernidogino - and Point Arent. 3 Stmr Bamoa, -Madsen, Caspat, Stmr Chehalts, Johansson, Grays Harbor. Sumr Despatch, . Anlstrom, ‘Astoria ang Port- 1and. Btmr Ol)m\;llc. ‘Hansen, Gl’l$l Harbor. Nor stmr Titania, 'Egenes, Oyster Harbor: Ship James Drummond, Mason, - Astoria, Schr Mayflower,” Gudmanson, Coquille R Power schr Herwick, Caughell, Kogue Power schr Rio Rey, Crangle, Jenner: ver, ag- EN. .Per Jap -stmr: Horigkong Maru—Feb 23, 4:3 p m, overtook U § stmr-Lawton, from Manila for: San. Francisco; 5:80 -p.m, met U -S.stmr Dix, from' Seattle for Manila; Feb 24, 2:50 p oy, lat 24 47 N, long.151 57 W, met steamer towing:schooner; Feb 25, 2:55.a _m, lat- 26 27 N. long 148 55. W, met Ja) heénce Fe 20 fer China; stmr. Nippon -Maru, ‘el 28, 0:34 p m, lat i RAPHIC. T LOBOS, March 1, 10 p m—Weather per hour. COOS . BAY—Arrived Mar 1—Stmr water, ‘hence ‘Feb 27. . SAN PEDRO—Arrived Mas 1—Stmr :Robert Dollar, from Sedttle; schr ‘H D Bendixsen; from "Pacoma; ‘stmr Coos Bay, hence. Feb 26. prrived Mar 1—Stmr Marshfield, hence b Sailed Mar-1—Schr Oceania Vaice; for Grays Herbor; stmr Coos Bay, for San Franclsco; schr Robert R Hind, fer Puget ‘Sound. . URER A Arrived Mar 1-Stmr. Eureks, hence Feb 27; stinr Prenties, hence Fob 27. Sailed Mar 1—Stmr Allighce, for Portland; stmr Cordna. fur San Franclsco. Arrived “Mer 1—Stmr Arctic, henu Feh POINT ARENA—Passed Mar 1, ey Pronewiek, hence Feb 28 for Fort Brage: 11 a v, stmr Rival, hence Feb 28 for’ Bureka; 11316 a m, stmr. Brooklyn, -hence Feb 28 for ‘ort Bragg: stmr Phoeriy, hence. Feh 25 for. ‘ort Brags. Fassed Mar 1,12 noon—Stmr: Rival; Basiok Feb 28 for. Bureka; 2:30- p m, stmr Point Arepa, hence Feb 28 for-Caspar; 4 p m, stmr Gr.:;;nwofld hence Feb 28 for Caspar. - TTLE—Arriv Mar ar Lootmls, tience Feb 243, stmr- Meteor, Jed ‘Mar 1—Fr bark Amiral Courbet; for Quéknstown. TATOOSH—Passed out ‘Mar 1—Schr . Ol POINT Break-. Geo hence: nogan, from Port Gambie for Sam Pedm, xml Franci; Servia,” from Seattlé for Ban M P Grace, . Ymsaniiia: “Be. pumr. Cambrian: King, anzanilio: Br r: Cambrian ol Nanaimo for_San. Francisco. ol 53 d ln lllr 1—Schr- Robert- Searles, from Sound. , nerm—mfl red- Mar J—Schr. T from Ballard. RTLAND—Sailed Mar 1—$tmr Harold Dollnr, for San Pedro, BALLARD—Sailed 'Mar 1—Scht ’Wm u’w— tincham. ‘for €an’ Pedro . Saptord, 32. hours :from.| ‘Weather Report: (120th. Meridian—Pacific Time:) SAN FRANCISCO, March 15 p. m. The following maximum snd minimiam: tem~ peratutes are reported for previous day from various. cities Washington | Jacksonville {8 Now Orieans'. 0-38] Hnnvluiu HT. CISCO- .. B4 The following are me uc rainfalls. to date as compared with those of same date last] seasori gnd rainfall iri.last twenty-four Hours: Last . This Last Stations-— 24 hours. " Season. | Scagon. Bureka 0.00 - 24:08. 2317 Red Bluff 000 : "16.38 2524 - Bacramerito 0:00° 11.40 14160 Ban Francisco 0.60 . 1117 - 16.92 San Jose 0.00 < .88 1243 Fresno .. 0.60. 5.48 8.02 independence . 000 8.70 . 1.76 Ban Luis Oblspo, 000~ 1237 18.31 Los Angeles . 000 1057 1221 San Diego .. 0.00 - 8:10° - 16.32 THE COAST RECORD. 2B E BT ag 4 g gEaE 3 £ BogEgiE Ba o2 srarions g 3EBEER §° % o B es i g : 8. F 3 : $idmgan St | Baker . 50.04 36728 W Clear .00 Eyreka 04 5586 SW . Cloudy .00 Fresno . .06 50 38 N . PtCldy .00 8. B Farralo 390« 5 48 NW - Cloudy. .00 Flagstaff . 28 18 NW Clear. .18 TndSpendence 130.03 £ 90 N Tt Oy 0 168 Angeles ..29.96 63 44 NW Clear = .00 } Mt: Tarmalals..30.08 - 48 -3¢ NW. Pt Cidy .00 North Head 98750 40 . 8R. Pt Cldy .08 Encesix ......29.8 06 40 W . Clear T, . Reyes Lt.30. b1 42 NW Pt Cldy .00, Poc-u»nn 2002 32 24 W.. Pt.Cdy 1§ Portland [....30.00° 50 40 £.. Clear .02 Red 'Bluff 2094 B8 36 8 Cloudy .00 Reno..........30.02 40 24 NB Clear. . .00 Teoseburg 2098 50 34 NW - PrCidy. .00 Bacramento ...80.06 54 42 'NW . Pt Cldy .00 Salt Lake ....20.88 323 28 NE- €loudy. -.06 S. Francisco..80.08 84w Clear 00 3004 56 86 - W Clerr 00 8006 58 36 W 00 30.00 5% 46 W, 00 5004 45 33§ ‘00 80.08 44 28 SW 00 29.06 48 ‘88 SB 0T 30.06 48 34 SW o0 02 88 22 W 0 04 46 W 00 “mms}z CONDITIONS AND. GBNERAL FORECAST, i Summit_3Visd_east, -cieat: m - tem- werature, 35; minimum tmwm 23 Av- erage Enow on ground, 13 febt, & 3 inches séme date last year. . . Partly cloudy weather prévails on the Pa- cific- Coast from Central Callfornia notthward and falr weather over othér districts west of the Rocky Mountatns, - Light snow has fallen in Utah and Nor(hcm Arizona. The pressure 1s falling again along the. coast from Burcka rthisar avy- frosts occiirred -gene i Cultfornia. this aoraing. © Ty Conditions are favorable: for fair weather in California. Friday; .except showers on-the. ex-- treme’ northwest coast; . B.ECAI:II‘ m}}’ Pflzm’ March_ 2. n " Franclsco and viclalty—Partl; Friday; light west winds: s Los Angeles and Vicinity—Fair Friday; light northwest winds. Sacramento’ :Valley—=Cloudy . Friday; ‘ Hght ‘southerly winds. t Joaquin ‘a.lley—F‘air Friday; light. north '}gg‘ it W shy ast—FAIr; except showérs In extréme Friday: light south winds. ‘! et Xevada_Fair; swirmer Friday - H. WILLSON, Local Fm-ecu:er REDONDO-_Agrived Mai-1-Stinr Vm'-wd San FORT BRAGG—AH‘I’\BH Mar I—E[mr Brunswick, hence Feb 28, = POINT. LOBOS—Passed Mar 1, 3 p. m—slml' Lakme, from Eureka for San Pedro. ASTORIA_ Arived Mar -1—Schr Haleyon, hence Feb 32 palled Max "1—Stnir Harold Dollar, for San “‘ILLAPA HARBOR—Sailed - Mar 1—Stmr Iaqua, for San Franclsco; stmr Bee, for San- Francisco, BANDON—Arrived Mar '1—Schr Adv-.nce. hence Feb 22. ISLAND PORT. HONOLULU—Sailed Mar 1—Stmr Rose- erang, with schr Montérey in tow, for Mon- terey. Arfived Mar 1—Stmr Korea, trom Yokohama for San’ Franciaco. FOREIGN PORTS. ANTWERP—In port Feb 15—Br ghip Ley- land_Brothers, for San Francisco. SINGAPORE—In port Jan S—Ship, Acnu. ‘for Hanojulu, YOKOHAMA —In port Feb 10—Br. stmr 'St George; for New York. TYNE—Salied Feb: 14-Br stmr Teucer, for Puget Sound via Liverpocl. and -China’and Japi N ERIFFEArrived priar to Feb 28—Ger. stmr Abydos hence Nov 1 for Hamburg. VICTORIA—Satled Mar stmrCam-~ brian King, fer San Francisco, . VALETTA~—Arrived- Mar 1--U. §' stmr Kil~ patrick, from New York for Manila; U S stmr McClellan, from New York for Manila. . PENANG--Sailed .- Mar. 1—Br stme Indrl— mgo for New York. £ro; 154 NGAPORE—Arrived vrior to Mar 1—Ger stmr Vandalfa, from New York. OCEAN-STEAMERS, - NEW YORK—Arrived Mar i—Stmr Ialia from Nasles: wtmr Teutonic, from Liverpool: — Memorandum. . PORTLAND, Mareh 1—-Stmr Redondo, St to San Francisco, struck breakwater near St Helens this. morning; extent of damage not et Teported; will probably be_ floated tomorrow. 5 B ‘Want Bullding Ordinance Amended. The Superyisors’ fire committee yes- terday deferred for ‘one week thé pro- | posed amended building ordinance de- signed. to compel the-construction -of “Gavernment, [N LAND OFFICE Blefi Gold Fields of Nevada *‘Scene- of Alleged Swindles in - the: Location Claims INVESTIGATION ~ BEGUN Fed.eralf Mineral Surveyors Aceused of Using Office to : Manipulate Properties ‘A-new.swindle-in public lands, and one thdt promises to: be of ‘gigantic propor- is, is on-tHe point of being unearthed by the Land Office of the United. States The -scene-of the frauds is in thé new gold fields ot Nevada. It is alleged ‘that United States Deputy Min- eral Surveyors have been locating claims and -dealing -widely in mining propérties, contrary to law. : Bection 452 ‘of the Revised Statutes of the, United -States says: *“All officers, clerks, ¢mployes in the office of the: Sur- veyor General, of local offices, and the ‘General -Land Office, -.or ' any persons wherever located, employed under the su- pérvision of the Commissioner of the Lind Office, are .during such employment pro- hibitéd from -entering or becoming inter- ested; "directly-or indirectly, in any public 1dnds ‘of. the. United States. In addition, the Supreme Court of the United States: has ‘held: that all public lands ‘located: by deputy - United States minergl surveyors shall-be held for can- cellation, and that such: locations are in- valid. In the face of this prohibition it is ¢laimed that Deputy ~Surveéyors in and _about -the Nevada . gold fields have . been . locating - claims _either in . their’ ‘own. names . or through confederates . and Selling = them. - ‘One survéyor. in - Hawthorne 'is sald to have made $300,000 in ‘the last two years by this- method. In all probability the titles -obtained from- these men are veid, the- original Joeation 'being . invalid, and nany - iinocent ‘purchasers will be. able to save -their holdings only by immediate- 1y . reslocating. - At theé present -time: it is ‘nbt known how wide the area of these alieged frauds is; but it is-already sur- nised -that they may extend not only through Nevada, but also to Utah, Arl- zona: and California. The method ‘of the manipulators is in- genjous ity its simplicity. By the laws of thé . United States, -any :citizen, or alien having made- a declaration of intention to ‘héconte & -citizém, :can lacate a ‘mining clairn. upon- United. States public lands, such c¢laim tobe not mere than 1500 feet in length and 600 in width. A person lo- cating -usually: does ~so ‘by erecting monysients - marking ‘the appreximate boundaries. A United States deputy min- eral stirveyor thén Toeasur¢s it accu- fately. “As the prospector: usually over- £stimateés_ in-his rough measurements, there is nearly ‘always a fraction left ‘over. -t is these fractions that it is claimed: United States Mineral Survey- ors have beéen locating on their own ac- egunt, and, in ‘'some -cases, adjoining land; . Usually this is ‘done by some confederate, buit:is said that some of the mien have In many cases been bold cnough to do it in their own name. As the opinion of a United States Mineral Surveyor.-upon -the value of mining properties stands high with the invest- -ing public, it is then easy for them to ispose. of their claims at good priees. - “Complaints from buyers who have found their titlés worthless ‘from the fact that such focations are invalid have Been made - of late to the Department of the Interior, and an investigation is taking place. * GEARY STREET CASE AGAIN ON ARGUMENT Judge Murasky Will Pass on Municipal Owner- ship Suit. For a second time since the suit,was instituted, argument is being made on the petition of Isaac Strassburger for a writ of injunction to prevent the city fronmi acquiring. the Geary-street rail- road. - The aetion was first assigned to M. C.-8loss, then a Judge of the Supe- rior Court, before whom it was argued and finally ~ submitted. Before Judge Sloss had an opportunity to sufficiently investigate the issue, he was made a Justice' of -~ the Supreme Court. The matter was -then' assigned to Judge Frank J. Murasky, before whom it is now béing reargued. The same attorneys as before, John Garber and George W. Lane, represent the . petitioner. - Attorney William T. Baggett of the City Attorney’s office is looking after the city's interest. Albert M. Johnson' represents the Municipal ‘Ownership League. Attorneys Lane and Baggett argued yesterday and Gar- ber and Johnson will conclude. i O’Donnell Wins Judgment. Presiding Judge Graham entered judgment for $1545.05 yesterday in fa- Vor of Thomas O'Donnell and against the defunct Pacific Coast Savings So- ciety. - O'Donnell’ purchased shares in the defendant corporation on the in- stallment. plan .and@ his contract had matured before the savings soclety went under. In view of this fact Judge 'Graham gave him judgment for the en- tire face value of his contract, holding that the. theory of the defense that O'Donnell must share with all other ‘creditors in whatever assets may re- main was not well taken. —_———————— Talk on the Moki Indians. ¥. W. .Prince.of the Santa Fe Rail- way Company will ‘give an illustrated address .at the.San Francisco Young Men’s Christian Association, Mason and Fllis streets, tonight at 8 o'clock, when a large number of moving pictures will -also be exhibited. The lecture will be on the Mokl Indiaiis, their manners and customs, and the. famous snake.dance upon the screen. an additional stairway or fire escape in fireproof buildings of class A. The San | Friancisco ' Chapter of Architects will Investigate the matter jn the medn- ‘time: by the Fire Department. - ‘of the purchase of an ol The matter fire_engine, was referred to .the Bxempt Firemen's Association. Action on the petition for a permit to instail a boiler- for a laun- dry &t 2123 Bush street was postponed until the consent of the adjacent props erty owners is-obtained. to the estab- 1 l!shmen of a jaundry. = - 2 —_— Atkinson and Cerf Au-' Duties. Thomas E. Atkinson and uvrme Cerf fyesterday assumed their duties as clerks. in ‘the Bureau of Accounts, & depart- ment recefitly created by - oralnanco of the Board of Supervisors to supervisé ‘the city’s financial operatiops undef an appropriation of $3000. . It will not be néecessary for the board -to pass an or- dinance making the appointments as the finance committee has the power to employ ‘the clerks. long experience u an accountant and installed the systém of accounts now in use'in the Fire Department. - L, The ordinance is recommended | knowr as the “Broderick,” as a relic | Atkinson has had | And maintains the high -reputation of the Eenci- €ls Cutl Has " 'Mail ‘orders pro filled. ASSERT SMOKE 1S A NUISANCE Protestants Complain of Bad Odors Coming From the Sanitary Reduction Works ORDINANCE WITHDRAWN Drug Clerks Abandon Plan to “Restriet Sale of Carbolie Acid and Other Poisons The = Supervisors’ health committee yesterday considered. the protest of Samuet Samter and M. MecCurrie against the alleged nuisance caused by the smoke from the chimney of the Sanitary Reduction Works. The pro- testants complain that the odors dur- ing southerly winds extend over a large area of the eity and permeate the air’ with nauseous and obnoxious gases. C. L. Tilden, president of the corpora- tion, stated that efforts had been made to aveid any huisance and that a de- vice had been installed by means of which water is played on the smoke as it risées from the burning garbage. If any suggestions are offered to improve the conditions they will be tried by the company. The committee postponed ac- tion on the complaint and an effort will be made to secure the attendance of former Works Commissioner Manson, who on February 19, 1902, urged the corporation “to apply effective meas- ures to prevent this long continued nui- sance.” The committee also considered the petition of the Drug Clerks' Assocla- tion that ordinances be passed to re- strict the sale of carbolic acid, creosote, 1ysol, ecocaine, opium, merphine and other peisons and narcotic drugs to the general public. Several drug dealers opposed the passage of the ordinances because the State laws already cover the points involved. Objection was raised by Professor Searby to the provision of | the “ordinance requiring carbolic acid, lysol ‘and creosote to be diluted with 10 per cent of alcohol on the ground that the poisong could not be utilized for certain purpeses and the public who would want to use them as a preventive of disease would be inconvenienced. The ordinances were then withdrawn by the Drug Clerks' Association because the em- ploying druggists are opposed to them, it being deemed not wise to antagonize the employer: ——————————— Boren Goes to Prison. William H. Boren, who was convicted in the United States District Court in ‘April, 1905, of subornation of perjury, ‘was taken over to the State peniten- tiary at San Quentin yesterday by United States Marshal Shine. Boren was mixed up in timber land grabbing frauds in Shasta and Trinity counties. Since his conviction he had been confined in the Alameda County Jail, pending appeal. He must serve his sentence of two years' imprison- ment at hard laber in addition to the time heé has already served. ,,, oLD FAMILY ‘"'P-va . 3 . Quick Rellef is given cuts, burns, sprains, bruises and wounds of all kinds by prompt use of Pond’s Ex- tract. Cooling, Soothing, Heal- ing. 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