The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 14, 1906, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 Hongkong Maru Lands Her Passengers Early Smooth Seas Fa\ or Lmer All the Way Across Pacific. GO INCLUDES BIG SHIPMENT OF SILK - Manchuria Sal Today and Ventura Is a few € a weeks, and his present weakness Dun- nd port e passengers on the Hong- Yugirs Miyata, a of the p me imperial Japan- - purposes spending sev- er stern hospitals 3 Japanese silk was 2lso a pas- rthur W. Cornwall of 1ave been ling in for <ume months, returned the Hongkong. They were at Hon- when they y which betell and would have he receipt of cables here advising them journey. They came | ¥ had mtended.; is not unlikely that | again enter the com- He retired from bu Wo years ago and veste is dream. He was | 4 make of would be to p ch in and | gkong's passengers were Hongkong—E. B. Black, Mrs. | k, W. H. Bradley, Mrs. W aplain W. G. Caseard, U. W. Haussermann, Mrs. J 5 R Leroy Mavel H. C. J. B. Speed, Mrs. J. B. Speed, Speed kohama-—W. very, Mrs. W. H. W Mrs. A, v. Mrs. Mary Snyder, Mies Snyder, r_ Snyder, Frank L. H'J Lroc er, L) ocker, Miss Kate Crocker, k Crocker, Miss Mary J. Breuner, Miss Helene Dunecan, Dr. H. ster, _Foster, C. A Gu)denur {jiro Kondo, J. Mase, Major | > A., Motoichi Professor W. E. Ritter, Mrs. er, Yoshichi Sakurai, Mrs. Toyokichi Takakwwa, Carl Warnuke, Mrs. Sakimoshiu Yamaga, Tahara Kawaguchi. da Manchuria Will Be Crowded. Pa. Mail Company's big ' a, Captain Saunders, ail for the Orient at frernoon, will carry a out 150 cabin passen & the latter will, be Gov- 1 of the Philipines, Smith. N. W. Gilbert, s bride also will be pas- sengers Saves Neck But Breaks Wrist. nson, who lives at 321 Pros- avenue and is employed on one ate dredgers fell head first om Folsom street wharf yesterday the dredger's deck, a distance of ten and escaped with a broken wrist. ntended to walk down a lad- he ladder slipped and Johnson Just as his head should have deck Johnson turned a mid- ault and landed on his wrist was put in splints Harbor Hospital. Steamboat Inspectors Depart. ted States Local Inspectors O. F. s and John K. Bulger have gone n Diego on a visit of inspection. They are expected to return next week. Water Front Notes. The Oceanic A Steamship Company's iner :murn. Captain Haywards, is due tod y_from the Antipodes. The liner Korea from the Orient ar- ved yesterday at Honolulu. The American Hawailan Company's freighter, American arrived at Phila- delphia August 11 from Hilo. The Alaskan arrived at Hilo the same day from New York. Captain Collie of the British ship Calcutta has been ordered to England. Chief Officer Davies will succeed him as master of the Caloutta. Yesterday's receipts of lumber by sea amounted to 2,005,000 feet. It was browght by five coastérs. COAST SHIPPING NEWS. Items of Interest to Muflncrs of tlzc Pacific./ G, VANCOUVER. B. C Aw 18 —It ie rq»ofled steamehip firm nm here that a the Megicen Goveramint. for & sebmEnIp pervice on the Pacific between Canads and Mexico, Sishe. shme of the compasy bas et bewm. €losed. Two yesrs ago & plen to operate & fiss Marion P. Crocker, Mas- |b | waiian feet arrived from San Francisco. | ported liners will ‘cease making that port. | and which will life of leisure | gerlic, 14. 51508 ham nd bacon, ia. and he thought the | B his distaste | plekiés, 148 p 1 rebuilding San Fran- }° & W. | chinery, 48 crts sewing machines, 30 Pk | e Court of First Instance of | 70 2 | i was outlined.” but never carried out. The pro- posdl Wt that ‘time was that the Mexiesn and "‘“““?x govérnments should each give a eubsidy | af $50,000 for the estsblishment of the line. An- drew Weir & Co. of England sent an agent to | Vancouser to 1ak into the matter, but bis re- port was so discouraging D&% Sotantianca the Tae. Skagway-bound vessels are taking extra large cargoes with the hope of getting frieght in before the_close of .navigation on the Yukou River. SAN t PEDRO, Aug. (lpum Whité, arrived today from Grays Harbor 0 8¢ lumber consigned to wholesalers. er B . Captain Jobnson, out six mpgua Biver, brought 350,000 feet of igned to the Kerckhoff-Cuzner Mill . Captain Sonrud. g at Bellingiam, and originally seheduled hies had her charter changed to unt of labor troubles this 1o for_8an Pedro, Refondo on s port.. The following vessels are discharging cargoes. Steamer Sausalito, !mu Me- Charles T rocker and barkentine s P. Emigh, schooners Dauntie: The. schooners Sa McLaurin, Captain Fry, tn ballast for Port Townsend British ship Queen Elizabeth, , which bas been Joading a cargo is expected to sail for ug. 'he bask Coloma and Lotiie Bennett arrived in port _to- lumber for San Frageisco. Th Drew aiso arrived th ber for the Golden Gate. The Costa Rica_arrived from San morning. She brought a full ight, .but no passengers. The steamer acouta ssiled tonight for San Francisco. She s joaded to ca with geperal freight and carries a passengers. PORT HARFORD, Aug. i3.—The Union Ofl Sea Queen, with-the barge Santa rrived from San Francisco this ernoon w load with ofl. It was impossible | r e Standard Ofl Company's Atlas o load th o) 1o the scarcity of wharfage, and Sen Francisco. The work 0f ex- is at a standstill, owing to ure piles because of the co. §eazEYe ’ —The barkentine Planter 0 sea todey with 1,000,000 feet of ber-for San Francisco. The schoner Governor b»m- went to sea loaded with a full cargo of mber for San Francisco. The barkentine Plan- r 4 for San Pedro with a cargo of lumber. Aug. 2d_Leggett sailed vesterday for Port. Kilburn left her wharf Saturday . but bad to lay inside the entrance ail account of fog. The Corona awrived The steamers Eureka. Vanguard and Navarro arrived Sunday .and the Eureka sailed | again today for 8an Franciseo. Preatiss and Ravalli arrived todsy and will loa umbér for San Franciscd. ASTORIA, Aug.13.—The Britlsh steamer Ver mont. which arrived today from Mexico, will load about 1,200,000 feet of lumber here apd then proceed "to Portland to complete her cargo for China. - The schooner Nokomis arrived today and will take a cargo of 700,000 feet of lumber for San Francisto. The schooner Redfield sailed last Bight with a cargo of lumber for San Francisco. The Meteor sgiled last night with a cargo con- sisting of 700.000 feet of ties loaded at St. Helens, 446,176 feet loaded st Linnton and 400,- aded at Astoria. TA A, Planter, Captain Murchison, was towed to sea to- dsy from Port Gamble, lumber-laden, for San Francisco Barneson & Hibbard ‘of Seattle are buildin boat 100 feet long with 1§ feet beam to be in codfishing operations in Bering Sea. The steamer Nebraskan of the American-Ha- She @id mot stop at Portland on fhe way up and re- She is loading 2000 tons of freight. The trisl trip of the steamship Delhl, being built for the Pacific Coast Steamship Company ly in the coast lumber trade E ween the Sound and San Francisco and other used their way up the straits toward Puget Sound and the Gulf of Georgia. The owners of balibut schodners are disgusted with the scarcity of fish on the Cape Flattery banks and after making another «try. if unsuccessful, will cruise hereafter to Alaska until the fish return to Flattery. NEWS OF THE OCEAN. The British - ship Luleaj is chartered for wheat from Portland to at 27s 64, and the British stesmer Visgoth for lumber ~from Puget Sound or Portland to Takn Bar at 37s 6d. Both were chartered prior to arrival. The Alameda’s Cargo. The steamer Alameda salled on Saturday for Honolula with a general merchandise cargo, valued at $188,230, and.including the following 2544 ctls barley, 9753 Ibs bread, 5280 Ibs beans, 1700 pkes potatoes. 478 pkes onions, 800 | Ibs “sugar, bs ‘lard, 3236 lbs and 15 bxs 1421 cs canned s, 577 Ibs pems, 1562 pkgs fresh fraits, 118 fresh vegetabies, 1240 1bs and 44 bxs paste, Ibs and 3 pkmy cnds. 35 kegs and § cf gs_groceries and provisiont nd 14 oo maillecalte; 16 ¢ apa 3 bbls saiad 14,728 Jbs aried fish, 40 cs and 4 bbis rup, 19 cs spices, 22 pkgs saimon, 80 pkgs pre- ared nlh 2283 ibs and 18 cs dressed poultry, 7 cs | eheese. 2315 1bs and 10 bxs dried frult, 2300 Ibs fresh meat, . 782 ibs chocolate, 5 cs_honey, 13 pkgs fresh’ oysters, 4041 gals and 73 cs wive, 361 gait nad 125 cs whisky. 9 cs brandy, 10 cs fiQuors, 10 cs bitters, 21 gais and 25 cs &in 14 cs mineral water, 10 cs champagne, 15 bbls and 1 cs spirits, 317 pkgs bottled beer. 220 pkgs Qry. goods, 30 cs hats and caps, 177 cs boots and shoss, 179 pkgs electrieal goods, 166 pkgs paper, £ bales paper bags, 10 cyis zmmonia, 28-pkgs bicycles and sundries, 88" pkgs rubber goods, 6619 Ibs and 18 pkgs tobaceo, 20 cs cigars and. cigar- ettes, 223 pkes drugs and sundries. 42 pkgs ma- g8 doors, windows, ‘2. locomotives. 42 cs and 25 05 - wagon material, 44 rolls and 1 8 leather, 500 1bs gine, 100 pkgs paints, 14 cs sems and ammunition, 16 pkgs agricultural im- Jements, 72 bals 43 138 pes iron, 24 bdls and 5 pes steel, 75 oars. -64 pkgs and 6 pes pi 500 railroad ties, 64,262 Ibs tin plate. 9175 bs sheét tin, 6386 Ibs. solder. 7500 Ibs soda, 12 bds | tubes, 10 cs matches, 50 es candles. Notice to Mariners. The following ‘“fiz the List of Lights, Buors arks, Pac 1906, and Daym: B, Coast, PRI Yauins Bay entrante, pages 40 and 47—Ya- qninl‘ Bay outsidé bar whistling buoy. with Jo white, eretotore reported not sounding, 5 tepaired Atgust Willametre River, p-.. 66—Rock Island Chan- el buoys 6 and 8, each a rfd;‘hir:<hu oper: found adrift July i wére eplaced the e day Grays Harbor, pages 78 and 74—Channel star- boutd side. basy p;‘-nd channel starhoard side buoy 4, each a red first-class spar, and starboard side buoy 413, a red second-cl ‘Beretotore reported adrift, were replaced July 30, Cow Point chennel buoy 5. a biack third-class gpac. héretotore reported adrift, was replaced 1500 1bs and 2 s coffee, 350 Ibs raisins. tralt, page 75—New Dungeness s.’»‘é“%p?f Doog 2 & 764 Bret-ciass nun, herctofors ed adrift, was replaced August 4. meer of the Llnwmm Board. WERLICH, Commander, U. 8. Lighthouse Impeczor _Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. From. ey & Wny Ports l!.‘c‘u{ & Todoma * Steamer. G. Lindaver.... Ventiira. : TT0 SAIL. Steamer. “Destination. | Safls.| Pier, E38 B5E mE Loa B $6. 3 ® £l i 3 3 A o B BE B8 i Fis principals | . 13.—The steamer Sausalito, | 13.—The steamers Roanoke, | n_Francisco today with passengers and | The steamers | | Aug. 18.—The American bnxkennnu 84| egzs. 11,355 Ibs butter. 4151 Ibs and 3 ¢ | as KR gaBSuuu =) | WEATHER BUREAU REPOKT. { I Weather Byreau, Tpited States Department of | Agriculture, August 13, 1906 R R 5 3. 5F 5587 =22 | gl ¢ stamions. 3 §5 3% B2 § H e g Ty e L | PR S : : [Blker 65: NW Clear .08 Fregao. 0 N 00 Independence 20.68 94 64 NE Z00 Los Angeles .20.64 S8 60 W 260 Modena 20.68 88 54 SW 100 Mt. Tamalpais.20.84 & 61 NW 100 North Head....30.04 64 56 S 100 PUReres Lght 2075 09 52 X 00 38 712 58 NE 82.‘SE Reno 56 Sw Blug 6 SE burg . 60 NW Sacramento . 60 W Salt Lake 7 E Sen Diego. 64 SW San' Francisco - 68 53 W 90 56 NW 5 50 NW 57T 58 NW Clear 70 36 SW Pt.Cldy .01 74 60 S Clear .12 | 62 5 8 Cloway iv. i 80 62 W Clear .02 Winnemucca 5 NW Clear .00 Yuma . 80 N Clear .00 | *Summst” 75 SW Clear .00 'Two to six feet of snow in several places. | _ Forecast for San Francisco and vi:tniv—!‘llx | Tuesday:.light west wind. |~ For Sacremento Valley—Fair Tuesday, con- | tinued warm; light west wind. |, For San Joaquin Valley—Fair Tuesday, con- tinued warm; light north wind. | “For Los Angeles and Yieinity——Fair Tuesday, | continued warm; light west g AE MEADIE "DitHet Forecaster. — - TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE. Steamer. Destination. Due. Nome & St. Michael...[Aug. 14 & Way Poru| ug. 14 ome & St. Michael..|Aug. 20 [Skagwey & way Ports|Aug. 2 Valaez & Seward. .....|AUK. Nome & St Michasl. .| Ans. 23 Seldovia & War Ports ADK. 25 Nome & St. Michael..|Aug. 28 Sun and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey—Time and Heights of Tides at Fort Polnt. 10! City Front (Mission-street wharf) add 25 minutes. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1806. D090 00000 O ® Ty i3 9 .1 .2 X3 -4 .5 United States Hydrographie Oflo.. A branch of tbe Unlted States Hydrographic Office, located®at the Merchants' Exchange, is mpintaired in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners, without regurd to nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordially in- vited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and salling directions of the world are kept at band for comparison and reference, and the latest information can always be ob- tained_regarding lignts, dangers to Davigation 300 all mattors of interest to ocean commerce. The timeball service has been suspended, ing the Teconstruction of the tower POt the butlding. T. McMILLAN, S .fl’i Nautieal l'.rm in charge, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CORRECTION. The sailing of the stmr James S. Higgins, Sunday, A Aug.12, Jap stmr Hongkong Maru, Bent, 24"?-:- 12 houwrt rom Hongkong, via Yokolama 15 days 21 Monday, Aug. 13. | | hours and 25 minutes, via Homolulu 5 hours and 18 minutes. Stmr Tiverton, ‘Jobnston, 55 bours from Co- lumbla River. Stmr Alcazar, Winkel, 14 hours from Green- wood, bound south. Put into land passengers. Stmr Samoa, Madsen, 15 hours from Caspar. Stmr Pamong, Swanson, 19 hours from Eureks. Star Noyo, Lee, 46 hours from Coos Bay. Stmr Signal, Monroe, 45 hours from Coos Bay. o Stur Atlas,’ Badger, 26 bours from Port Har- atmr Point Arena, 22 hours from Union Landing. Stmr Redando‘ Bendegard, 54 hours from Co- lumbia River. Schr Monterey, Berg, 17 hours from Monterey, in tow of tug Rellef. Sebr Ensign, Asplund, 5 days from Willapa. CLEARED. e Fosen, Stmr Manchuria, Saunders, onxkvns koh#ma, via Honohfl; P-c(flc Mall 8. Monday, Stmr James S. Higgins, Higgins, F $tme Elizabeth, Jensen, Bandod. Stmr. Alcazar, Winkel, Por i Eifir South Coust. Paulaen, Bimr Bonite. “Atberts. Fort Tor Angeles. Stmr Argyll. Dixon, Port Harford. Stmr Del Norte, Payne, Crescent City. Stmr Mandalay, Sanford, Crescent City. Stmr Albion, Hansen, Alblon. Power schr Chetco, Crangle, Schr Czarina Koebler, Pirate Cove. Schr Monterey, Berg, Monterey, in tow of tug Ddance. TELEGRAPEIC. POINT LOBOS, Aug 13, '10 p. m.—Weather bazy, wind northwest; welocity 6 miles per hour. Jniy—Lat 15 S, loog 36 W, Br shi . Rhuddlan Cutlz, from Autwem. for Sln an ly 20—Lat 6 N, Br lhlp Dun- mflnue. rmm Antwe MES’ , for T:com PORTS. ASiOBlA—ArflVafl Alg Drew, ‘from San Pedro; Br 13—Stmr Helen P. stmr Vermont, from uaymas, Atrrived Aug 13—Schr Nokomis, from San RaAdm'.d Aug 12—Schr Lottle Bennet, from Arrived Aug 13—Schr William Oisen, hence July 81. Arrived Aug 13—Stmr Annlh huec Aug‘éo Iuafi-. hence At ll. Arrived Aug 12—Bark Arrived Aug 13—S GRAYS Hal led Aug 11—Stmr er, Artived Au‘ S Stas Temalpats, heac Aug 8. Artived 12—Schr Abble, hence J: ms:f&mi' uufe‘v'.'mP G : Dotiar, :lr e w r m. Franélsco: :{nrfl?:;n:da Lo sua 5 “ TTLE—Arriv ug [ 5 from Pm-t Los Ang_l o -Arrlved Aug 13—Stmr Umatilla, hence, Aug | gan %itlea Aug 13—Stmr Northwestern, formerly stmr Orizaba, for Nome.: Arrived Aug 13—Stmr Spokane, from Sitka. sman Aug 13—Stmr Queen, for San Fran. up_rivel TA CO!(A—!lfl!d Aug 13—Stmr Lyra, for Yo- kobama. Arrived Aug 13—Br ship Thornliebank, from AL Port Townsend. ug. 16| EUREKA—Arrived Aug r Navarro, 1A nenr Aug 10; stmr Roanoke, hence Aug 11 e Prislaug. 20 u‘fiu lience dug 11 T i e it o e An . UE. {Phget Kound ‘Borts el “Francisco; stmr Arrived Aug lS—Slflll‘ Prentiss, hence stmr Ravalll bence Aug 11; sebr Lottle ‘"‘ng’ Sailed Aug 1B—Btmr Eureka, for San Fran- mA‘mvofl Aug 16_Stmr Arctic, hence Aug 12; s Stiled Kok 15 Star® Navarro, for San Fran- »,03'1' HARFORD—Arrived Aug ll—lmr !.. ?}g,lau from Port Los Angelues, and sail Atrived August 13—Ba Santa Py Astorda, in tow of tug Sea’ Rov Rover, m“nl‘uukm San Francisco; mx 'u- stmr Dogall, from ABERDEEN—Safled Aug 13—Schr for San Francisco: stmr Tnqus, for ciato; atmr muu for San Frage ART30, st Eram ncundlnn.hnc-:wzs~ Abhle. h‘&hb— 1e Searles, from San Pedre, % 18— 13—Ital ship On-incwn. from EH%MAQIHW ug 13—Br ship Comliebank, from umo_Anma n; u;ll S stmr Mar- &w G. n-memu, e R. C. Slade, San Fran ’lcv Monica, hence Al ld]og FO!T EGB Sedttle Arrlved A A h-n JIII' Pulyn.l.ulw KALLAG—An‘hed Aug 11—Stmr Leah, bound = WILL BUILD FLEET OF OIL GARRIERS. Henry ]J. a)cker Tells * of the Success Attend- ing His Trip to Japan CLOSES BIG DEAL Henry J. Crocker returned yesterday from the Orient, and as a yesult of his visit to Japan a new line of tank steamers will soon be running between here and the Far East and the market for California oil will be wider by an annual output of at least 500,000 gal- lons. The new steamers will be not less than 6000 tons each and there will be ten of them. Crocker signed the contracts for the oil before he left Japan and he must have the steamers to deliver it, This new customer who orders the California product on such lavish scale is the Toyo Kisen Kaisha, the Japan- ese company that owns the three “Ma- ru” liners that run to this.port. Crocker left here about three months ago with W. L. Stewart and W. S. Porter. They represented different Callfornia oil interests and each went to the Orient for the purpose of secur- ing the big contract for his own com- pany. Crocker won. The contract is an enormous orte, however, and Crocker said yesterday that the companies rep- resented by Porter and Stewart and probably other California gompanies would share with his own the benefits of the big deal. Crocker, who is interested in the California Petroleum Refining Com- pany, Limited, and the Graciosa OIll Company, was highly elated vesterday at the success of his mission and fairly beamed as he told what a delighttul time he had in Japan. “There is no market in Japan,” he said, “for refined oil. Japan has her own refineries, and her protective tariff, which amounts to about 9 cents a gallon, is prohibitive. The duty on the crude product is 20 per cent ad valorem. That's for revenue, and it is all right, as Japan has no oil of her own. “Our dontract with the Toyo Kluen Kaisha calls for more than 500,000 gallons a year, and to get this to Japan we will buy or build about ten tank steamers of about 6000 tons each. Our steamers will load their oil at Port Harford and will discharge their return cargoes here or wherever will be most profitable.” , Crocker was acgompanied on his trip to Japan by his wife and five children, who_returned with him yesterday on the Hongkong Maru. —— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Jolzl&h ‘Wel: et al. to Frederic C. Young, Heyman Tract; $10. Aflolnh. Wandopnet to Edouard Wandonnet, lot on W line of Stockton street, 107 8 of Sa femento, W 128, 8 30:6, W 70, § 22:6, E 78, N 2:6, E 60, 68:9, N feuticle that covered the general mana- WAITED ON BY TRID OF OIL KINGS. W.H. Avcr;fs Showered WithAttentions During iRecent Voyage to Japan TREATED TO BEST W. H. Avery, general manager in this city for the Toyo Kisen Kaisha, who returned yesterday from Japan on the liner Hongkong Maru, owes to Califor- nia oil an experience common to pretty girls, but one that rarely falls to the lot on any mere man. He left here on the steamer Doric. He had been ordered to Japan to give his principals the benefit of his advice in| the leiting of a big fuel ofl contract. | Passengers with him on the Doric were Henry J: Crocker, W. L. Stewart and W. S. Porter, all representing large Call- fornia oil interests and each determined | to secure the contract. The people on the Doric say that only | when asleep was Avery alone. At least two of the three oil men were In attend- ance upon him constantly. They did not talk oil all the time. If Avery seemed uneasy in his steam- er chair he had the choice of three other rattan lounging devices. If he shivered, or seemed to, three steamer rugs were draped carefully across his knees. For the alleviation of his thirst there were three separate and distinct pre- scriptions, and, as for smoking, Avery never knew before what really fine ci- gars were made in Havana. ‘Would he read? An avalanche of the Mmost expensive current literature Showered from three directions, and when he walked it was “fours deep.” It was the same in Yokohama. Avery appeared on the street and as if by magic three jinrickshaws were offered for his easier transportation and three umbrellas defled the sun to brown the ger's countenance. Avery smiled yesterday when asked about his convoy of eminent oil men, but declined to discuss his experience beyond saying: “You have heard about playing both ends against the middle” Well, I was Fhe middle.” RSy S S ALLEGED FRESNO EMBEZZLER ARRESTED IN SAN RAFAEL SAN RAFAEL Aug. 13.—Leon M. Donahue was arrested at Larkspur by Deputy Sheriff- Willlam Treanton this afternoon and placed in the County Jail pending advices from Fresno. Donahue was arrested on a warrant issuéd by Justice of the Peace George W. Smith of Fresno on charges of felony embezzlement sworn to by Philip M. Chandler. Donahue was working at Larkspur when arrested. He says he is not guilty. Commercial News. ADVERTISEMENTS, Trains leave and are dus SIGK HERDAGHE L San Francisco Positively cared by these Little Pills, From July & 1308 Tey also relieve Dis- FEBEY DEFOR et Streed tress from Dyspepsta, Ir- Tt digestion and Too Hearty | goooo™ 1A OAKLAND PIER— _ Arrive 128 123 .08 LIVER. Ther | Tdfs Niles. Pleasanton, Livermore. ol Stockton....... 2% LA SMULRSE e | e S SMALLPILL. §i SMALL PRICE | Tor Gaton. "'-m‘ 5.3 i u |mh. Wil - Fruto. Red Genyine Must Bear Bi riland Tacoma,Seatde .43 ile Si Knizhts Land- Fac-Simile Signature T b.i;‘u. Foodind. o'i‘vnm;. N | 83% Martnes: ntioch. Byvon. 136 7O .x"mg.x%ssmm, t: Visalia, Portervill REFUSKE SURQTITHTES X [t mmuu::: o i salia. Bakersfiel g3t 20 Ymmm\ulumwm s 840 Niles. San Jose. 'vermore. DR. HOLSMAN & CO. tockton mumn) Vallay Soring. lone, Sacramento. 1807 FILLMORE sTREET m’{.‘.‘{*m‘“ SMarysville. SUTER . Chifiese. Jamestown. b R e 080 Atiantic Express — Ogden and 948 Richmond. NnCub.lnfiml. and Way Stations .43 W2 Vallelo. Daily: Nava § W3t Los Angelss P Lathrop. Stockton, Merced. hrnwm{ Fresno, Go-hen NO PAY UNLBSS CURED WE ARE THE LONGEST LOCATED Sacramento 320p Port Costa, Martines, Byron, N’nwy Modesto, Merced, HERE Tmfl-,xv‘ YEARS. oo Hours 9 to 5, 7 to 8:30; Sundays 9 to 12. 340 Mg and 340y Hayed ?mu and Way su— . R. HOPPE 4oy vallelo, Miriies. Sap Famas. 1518 Bush 8t., Cor. Vaa Noss, Badke Bidg., 2. 6. | 4909 Niles. Tracy, Stockton. Lodi .~ 1028 Orthopedic appliances, foot plates, elastic | 4209 San trusses, ‘babda | ewark. Centerville, San Jose, o S e Vone | Los Gatos, Wright 3.4 | ad0p Nil OCEAN TRAVEL. 5.00p 5.009 15200 BROADWAY ¢ r OI{APR\'ES bt ng Passengers *Tand Freigat. ooy For LOS ANGELES, . eden.. T e | 2% Hayward, Niles and San jose . 948 SAN DIEGO, | 108 Reno Passenger—Port Costa, Ba- micia, Suisun. Elmira. Dig Da ento, Trucl (Lake Tshoe), Hazen. Tono- pah, Goldfield and Keeler........ ‘allejo, Crockett and Way Sta- SANTA BARBARA, SANTA ROSA. Inry Sunday, 10 a. m. STATE OF CAL. Ivery Thursday, 10 a. m. | FORSEATTLE, TACOMA, VICTORIA, B. C. | 55 89 Hayward, Niles and San Jose ¥ e Puget Sound & Alaskan Ports (Sunday oniy) Emma E. Blaichard to Edward F. Mulrentn, —_ lot o0 N e of Tentiotn” street, 25 W ot QUres., PUEBLA. ‘“{";,‘,},5-23"',: Eh COAST LINE N?&x‘r'}.fi zy Nos;so. i : Continued from Page 13. UMATILLA August 25, 11 . m. &2°(Third and Townsend Streets) Sons J. rigl nvestmen on E lfne of Fort 6102 San Jose and Way Stations.... 6309 o &“'g L simeet N 5 b & 3ab; 10, o | Atisat a o 1234 | For EUREKA (HumboldtBay) | Hie Son st o soia er to Charles L. Cramer, lot 08! 0 = POx‘alg\\A August 13, 21, 27, 1 30 p. m. | Morganhill, Gilroy. Pajare: Iegngalhi.;fi‘ gy";«mx'fi;"hg&?‘“‘ 196:6 E of Va- bt = 3.35| 90 A -August 18, 24, 30, 1:30 p. m. “Q;uonnv:l‘.e.xamm)x; n:r‘;“ o Viltan F lglvlncu'rh L, Ambrose to Mary & 1.8 —|For GUAYMAS, MAZATLAN, 2. onterey. ones _an 0. Landgrebe, lot on SW et 5 00 Goruer of Buchanan end Fulton streets, § 62:0 by 2 o ot LA PAZ, ENSENADA, SAN | Vi iu G‘ 5. O'Toole to I M. McGee. lot on X “giverkei ' w | JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA 2300 suset, 10 W ot Fillmore WG] NTENe 13 e 3. i 38 cuucoAA e September —, 10 a. m. | goe 4 Hfibums.udonoothum tes—Including Berth and Meals. 830 Wl S. Helton and wife to Anna nmon, Bulifrog . District. i ey to change This Schedule. lot ‘on NE line of Theresa street, 340 NWV | Bifrg Mavflwr — 50|Lige Hi SAEE TCRET AND PREIGHT OFSIORS: 10% lot 142 e:flofil 7, Ae-domy t"onls"i‘u?fi i nuln N Bk. E 56/ Moan. :‘:}lflw. -_— Dfi!g ::u !’rlnem Front of Ferry Building P s L R TR o b R e SR [ e n 40, Rels Tract; $10. At Dt S S eigii Orice. Ofuard Burbank.Los Angeles 11.48p Albert and Dernham to Robert R. Thom; s g3 . D. DUNANN, 6. B, A, San 83% Gllroy. Hollister, Tres Pinos, Pa- som, lot on W ling of Devisaders sereet, assfi Gold Wedge.. 12 —|Man M of Nev 09 — 3 . P. A., Saa Francisco. feat N of Pacitc, N 66:3% - W 187 Little Joe ...08% 073%|Man Mustang. 20 — Sherwood Fuller and wm to cnrm 3. |Man Crescent. 15 —|Syl Humpbrey. 18 — AMERICAN LINE 11459 Holland a: d wlh. lot on S l(ne ‘rederick | Man Dexter.. 64 —| H ) B lo ; " .08 T abotn A C%'w‘""" art i Other Districts. - ‘—C er] uthampton. Al : th i 2030 erine T. Cantrell, Jot on 8 llm of xnn:” street, | Esperanza — 01iCom G Gate.. 50 — Sy | 880 W of Lyons, W 25 by 8 is7ig; $10. e — S0 s Hergsteln to Roseblatt Company, 1o Argonaut_.... —|C Eureka... — 1.47% 11.30a San Jose and Way Stations. 5.409 W i t 1 708 A Sept. 1/Haverford Sept. 1 3!"‘*,., en.‘: atts: mut&O s '?é “é“;%"a"..f Bonres: gm , n = AT\%;T;ng%V ‘x‘)’ll;illé"tss' 2159 P.lo A.llo,SAnJou and Way Sta- ok 137:6; - — =1 Wt ot Ft oy i | e e el o e oy — (4] ot on of treet, a . 3 235 N ‘ot Russi¥ ‘avevne, N 25 by W 100 S10¢ c"'"wz""w“‘s iy T AT R R HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. | Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey. T W. MacArtbur et al. to Carl .1 Carlson and | 100: grant. ¥ Sailing as per Sailing List. Pacific Grove.. 12.15 wife, Iot on S line of Randal street, 205 W of | “Fenei E. r to Bétsey Enslgn (wife of YORK. R RDAM. via BOULOGNE.| 330p South San Francisco, San Jose, Chitlery, W 25 by S 125; §10, B e e o ae rife ol | R Amstatam AT 10am Peindins” Sept. 0. 6 am Gilroy, Hollister. Tres Pincs... 1035 g randt to Hannah Bnnat (wite), lot| o6 & (hreet, N 25x95; $10. ? Statendam.Aug.22, ‘10am|Noordam.Sep. 12. 10 am| 430 San Jose'and Way Statios 155 eonm- of Fairmount and Pa.\m-r streets, to Charlotte | Ryndam..Aug. 29, 10 smNAmstrdm.Sep. 19, 5 am | 15.00p J 19.00a E” N 78, W 43:2, SE 79; $100. Yme!mnnndmutcomw o riotte 5300 9508 . Potter Realty don Robinson, 'l:o;;ub Nr}mfizflel’% street, §1:3 E of D (v mneo Tots 55" wna 26, block 36, Kels Fract; N tee . Ervan o E. B Ryan, lot on NW cor- D. Joost to Henry Richards, lot 21, | 2¢7,of Jackson and Delance sizee N 60 by W blul "2, City Land Assoclation: $10. " Tt -and it 1 W B.Gea, lot o' B 10 Willi d_Carrie B. Crocker (wife) to M. - alatt and wite 15 > pA Bnh:linéxx; lot onchE *ne of r(:huxcx: ;lmt, gne ?f"‘foenth avenue, 85 S of J street, S 25 by )ce | 285 N of Fifteenth, LB Cott ot Richard P and wife to Ambroise | Cedri ng. 24Celtic . Sept. T 145 il Pl it ot 3. Brarme | b e ot o' X Tne’ of Ellzabeti Rev:gfi,;m—w"\mn;mflmh | ;::’ut. 186:8 W of Sanchez, W 538:4 by N 114; kiey B hé“l]‘, "“’,"{,‘:a.“’ (m': 9.; ‘J“fi.‘; _’ymflc 3 Mary Miner to Ellm . Miner, lot on NW lot on ine_of street, 93 N of VIA to._.. 10.15 line 'oF Caine sirect. 380 NE of Taxeviow, N& , N 50, W 100, §'4:6, W 1, S 45:6, E 101; [ iy MEDITERRANEA AZORES. San Jose and Way Smtigs .38 25 by NW 100, lot 15, block H, Columbia |$10. ot Bbeas M5 FROM NEW YORK. g 00p Otaan View: Puly se Tuw oss +5.460 Helgbte; gitt William Edwards and wife to Rolands Mu- | 000 Sept. 25, noon: Nov. 3 fhel Almy to C. P. Warden, lots 20 to 23, unuwlnt on N line wt Twenty- Octoder 18, noon | OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY B%mdc'-ym: Siuatat o Adolph Fuillips, lot 23, T nle “and" Chries E.. Goldstels o Morits Bonaite Sebh. TP T I R SOEL 37,000 0. (Foot of Market Street) pléck 17, Railmad-avenys estead 'umx Nagler, lot on § line of Fitteenth street, 50 E | SoRCic” e s, [2:30 . m.c Nov. 17: Jan. 13 700,800,900, 100, 11.00.3. m. % reity " Mound ";“i%"' it Loutee Sormser to Beter 3, Chelt and wite, lot | - C. D TATLOR, Pass. Agt. bacifi oust, Sen e - B ey O Bt aad wife’ to Carl Nyman, | 0o SI coinar of Lomberd and Octavia streets, B Sruwias)s; Tunponay . - Tot on SE line of Nlplu street, 50 SW of [46:814 by N 100; $10. i Japan avenue, SW SE 100; $10. Charies G. Gebhlrdt and wife to Charles JMob Weissbein and wfle to Peter Hammar- Hlnchflglfl and w(t lo on S line of Broadway, 3 rger, lot on W line of Twenty-ifth avenue, | 100 W Broder] W 59, S 127:8%, E RN of A sicest, N 25 by W 100; $10. 1808 B0 5.0 N darie 8 7 F Charles Mayle and wife to Albert J. Osterloh | ~Charles Hirschteld to same, same; gift. o Lo ° C a ' ,fo rnia 204 wite, lot on W line of Dismond street, 38 | Philip K. Brown and wite to Charles J. S of Twenty-Afth, '8 26 by W 803 810. " :‘rucg‘e;.‘ Jot on SE line of Brennan strest, 50 NE | HONOLULU only—S. S. Alameda salls \ % e Sarah Charles . one- , N tourth m‘emli(?hmwm SE cormer of Miripoia | - Spring Valley Water Company fo Heory Boot, | 11 a. m. Sept. lst. Round trip. first L’ "ed Conpectlcut E 50 by N 100: $10. |lot on corner of Chestnut and Polk streets, | class, $125. e e Davelopment Company to | B 2876 by X 275; $18.000. on, lots 20 ang | SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONo- ToChicago in 3Days . ‘Holliday Map A; $10. LULU—S. S. Ventura sails 2 p. m. Leaves daily at %302 u PORT LuDLow.—s-flad Auz 18—Ship Gov- hm- !i Lynchglfl:.'olf" to !fll-' N. '}1& August 23. £ Wil DINEKS Qud Mesydls R ANDON—Arrived ok, TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. S Mariposa | 1150 & BANDON—Lmnd Aug l!—!chr Albion, hence CfiO;mBAg—Axflvd Aug 12—Scbr Alpha, h::cr:l = Aug 13—Stmr Breakwater, hence Aug ity, for San Fran- lln.d Alll 12—Schr Novel hfi,’ r D bktn for San ROy A RA—Amrived Aug 13—stmr Santa nuu, hence Aug 12, and sailed for San ALDEZ—Satled Aug 12—Stmr Bertha, for Seattle. IWEAU——Sllled AI‘ 12—Stmr Jefferson, for PORTS. HONOLULU—Arrived Aug thr Korea, from Hongkong, via Yokohama, San Fran' eiseo. % HILO—Sailed Aug 11—Stmr Alaskan, for New 'M Aug 12—Bark Mobican, for San Fran- EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK—Sailed Aug u—'ml;:m Lean- Amstiean, from G Aug u—lhip Kenilworth, Francisco, ¥ia. : Ba“lGN PORTS. !BISBANE—-AM'A Aug 11—Br stmr from V. S LON—BI!M An( u—smr Allianca, for ! -Puufl Al 11.—;&3l stmr Indrasamha, CL‘OBIA:“X;?'M Aug 13—Stmr Umatilla, mee Aug Sailed Au. 13—Br - stmr Sutherland, for and wite, Masonic Sor Frederick, S 85, E, 114:3%, NW 59:10, W to beginning; §10. Same to same, lot on N line of hean-lck imt,‘% W of Ihmle avenue, W 61 by N Emma and W. L. Growall to E: . Fritz and wite, lot on NW line of Java t, IQ of c avenue, SW 33 .WSTO*. 3 E _114:3%, SE to . B. Potter Real Oom tl) P-m nefle, lots 1 and 2, block ma J. and Emil lobll to D Clark, lot on N line .a E of De Long avenue, E 80 by N lu'l~ W, W) lnvutn'Aqnt Gumn-ny to Susle ot m on E line of 'Dmny-dxm ave- t Clement street, N 25 by E 120; . Potter Realty Com to John Bauer, lot 10. Blotk 7, "‘nu D‘flm! 2o saime b Victor be Pex!emn. o ana 42, block uflnfl?tlflnlu Bafley to Cher! . ‘Baily or Balley les J. Bartnér and wife, lot on SE line of Morse Sircet, 108 NE of Lowell, NE 23 by SF % 113; 10, T. 'B. Potter Realty . Com Jorgen Sehump, lot 10, block 02, Rels e mes Herrmann and wife to Anna Grieb, lot o’ N line of Unlon streat, 137:6 W of Plercs, W 25 hy Plazza and wife to Guiseppe or Giu- _ Piazza, lot on line of Manchester (Te- street, 762:6 N nl Ripley (Prospect place), ner B-lty canplny to August Erick- 39, block 85, Reis Tract; grant. to Ahnt.l. Bannore, lot 7, block 30, Hnrlo.v to Michael J. Hurley, lot on N gboldt street, 25 E of Vermont, E B fled Aug 13—Br stmr Empress of Japan, for oni “‘F:A:!{.uoma—mud Aug 12—Fr bark Gen- cumayer, Oregon. ’r.'-uuea Aug —Br “ship mnl'fefl& for Sa EAN ERS. NEW !oxgiuuna Aug 13— stmr Minne- “neen , . from . Kroon apalle, m London: sfml roonland. _ from nfif —An-lnd Aug 13—Stmr Kaiser er Grosse, from New York. Anlvcd Aug 13—Stmr Kalser w&l:.xm e Orosse, from New York, for Bre- Safled H Bremen, for New York. HAMBU orkm"d Aug 11—Stmr Amerlka, EM!GOW—SAHM ll—-! r Ningchow, for Tacoma, via Li . pore, for ll—!hlr Finland, from to Henriett md. 1ot on § line of T Filbert 5 treet, 287 & B na syl BUILDERS’ CONTRACTS. P. Haight with James J. lnll)\—l‘u build! ! S s Tt Bl!gn .,,_,,,, av with ; op.S ling ot Sireet, 215 & v‘ M 'l(h West “buil loutgomery t, M :flsofmall(m ‘!G’hybl); ¢ with California E, lw.emuu'n Wiring for building st Mas. ‘streets: $15.700. fi with S. Helton—To erect ot @ufih e 1 or Stockton, Merced (direct n)n.cuon for !oufluvvu- ey), Fresno, Haafo: isa~ moradd for h Llnll.d. 3_days orn dLY Direct sails 11 a. m. Sept. 11. First-class round trip $125. J. D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO,, General Agents, Pler No. 7, foot Pacific st., San Francisco. Phone West 1273, Oakland office, 1168 Broadway. Phone|$ Oakland 8818. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Orlental 8. 8. Co.) Have Opened Their Genmeral Offices at 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco 8. S. HONGKONG MARU..Friday, Aug. 24. 1906 u. §. AMERICA MARU..Friday, .'0' P. M 9:30 A. M. connection to an.n 0 A. M.—Vall fl—rw Stockton, Riversbank. and points on Stockton, § 5 ANERICARE rra 12, 1906 Steamers will ledve Whart, cormer FTst and | 1o NGO B bt T e for ¥ erced B nrtons. calitis st Hoaoluts, Kove (Hiogn. | 5:30 A M. and 2:00 P. Naga Sh ting at NORTHSHORE RAILROAD Via Sausallte Ferry. FOR_SAUSALITO, MILL VALLE x,’unx RA- no. 145, zs.-n;.s . 3-';'!&!5\0& ——Tiel Union Depot, foot of Markat st San Frapetseo. — . W ptia NI, TAMALPAIS RAILWAY Via *Grill Room. la_Carte Restaurani ‘Temporary THAY AND INTERURBAN WovTES. MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD, VALLEJO 2 NAPA NAPA vn.lm'd ROUTE. Monticello S. S. Co. Electric R. 6—R and Napa Valley R. Co.. Close connectio: UND TRIPS D, u:u._’y” ": 0 S 5:05, +536 5 -