The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 18, 1906, Page 12

ree Weeks Off the Horn. Lively Time With | | P ‘WEATHER BUREAU REPORT. United States Department of Agriculture, San rl ls lp as | Francisco, August 17, 1906. | PR TEIOB T £ BBl 3 SEosagR wstorms and lcebergs S Y% 5 % H 4] H [ HO . STATIONS, g §! 35 =0y 2 | B E H S ship Portalloch, which | thoussnds of dollars in this eity, are consider- | S : P - ing an offer from Port Angeles to move head- - s R s frOm | guarters to that city. They will go it proper’mk-r 2974 84 52 N_ Clear .00 in facilities are guaranteed. They complain that |Bojge 2962 94 80 NW Clear .00 Seattle ice companies refuse to supply them | Burej 2986 58 50 NW Clear .00 t the cli-|with jce and consequently they frequently lose | Flagstafr 29.68 76 50 W _ Pt.Cldy .00 4 squalls | 18Tge sums. The balibut fishing schooners régno .......20.56 104 70 W_~ Clear " .00 Sauall® | returning to port from the Flatters banks. They | Independence ..20.76 92 06 SE. Pt.Cldy .00 e age all the ra;;.;’nn%?. nls')h are work! ngnrrhw-rd A | Kalispell .....29 84 50 SE G}ur % PORTLAND, Aug. 17.—The schooner A Lok Angeles ..20.72 80 64 SW Clear . hy From the | Coats shifted from the mills of the Portland | Modenss' e ' 20 06 12 o & oe.Gldy Tr. the Portalloch was Lumber Company to an anchorage in the lower | \¢ Tamaipais.20.73 80 70 SW Clear = .00 ey harbor today, where she will await a tow A0WD | Xorth Head ..30.04 55 52 NTW. Clear .00 er a the river. The schooner Admiral went to the | Pocatello . s 68 SE Pt.Clay .00 s days ountered mijls of the Eastern and Western Lumber Com- | Point Reyes Lt 58 49 N Pt.Cldy .00 - I in the penr to loaq for Sen Diego. She came off the | portiand . 26 50 NW Clear .00 - Arrd6ck lost might. The British ship Invermay | phoenix . g K e aber & reported as having been engaged to load: gen- | Reno Clear T me AN ersl cargo at Glasgow for this port Red. Bluff 00 c & The schooner Prosper went to Vancouver this | Rosehnrg -00 . morning to load lumber for a California port. | Spcramento =00 She mrrived at Astoria yesterday from Manza- | Sait Lake Tr. & nillo The Matson Navigation Company’s steam- | San Diego -00 w ian is due to arrive here Sunday MOTD- | Qun Francisco. <00 5 San Jose ..... NW -00 B C. Aug. 17—The turbine |Son 12 Obispo. 74 52 NW Clear .00 Soptain John Gibbe. ssiled this | S Faralion 53 51 NW Clear .00 nt March oer, via Honolulu and Suva.|seqttle = 70 48 NW Pt.Cldy .00 werp Mar ivel at ber destination sbe will be taken |cnavane 84 46 W Clear .00 g of general mer- Vancouver route by Tonopah 88 64 E Cloudy .00 be replaced by the steamship Moana. The suc. Tatoosh 58 50 SW Clear .00 < = cess of the Mabeno as a passenger boat this | \waiig Ywalia 8 56 W Clear .00 Ventura's Purser a Benedick. sesson was ®o great that she and possibly an- | gl eldt 98 52 SW Clear .00 er of otber turbine liper mow building on the Llyde Yuma 3 96 82 SW Clear .00 LUMBER IS UNLOADED. Corenado’s Cargo Removed at San Pe- dro by Non-Union Men. steam ing a mnon- to the harbor this at the Salt Lake loaded with lumber on longshoremen expected when the umber wi arsha’s down n a rtendent pany went d asked for from the busi- the men vessel, includ- vork taking San Pedro In saflors Case Against Set. arrer in- to the ornia and pose of securing a e case was set for king an answer to days ago, in which was alleged, the case at issue. COAST SHIPPING NEWS. Items of Interest to Mariners of the Pacific. DEEN Aug. 17.—Ceptain Lilfjquist of Feariess bas determived to prose- who made attack upon the the night of June 2. and bas conferred ng Attorney Bomer. The Fearless Guaymss. On the night of vessel was lying in the bar- v of armed men visited the ves- ijquist says the mttacking party seventy-fve yards off, after be ir Gemands to surrender = pum- Not until twentyfive shots and the compamion glass shat- | te¢ men aboard the schooner reply, ] fusiliade ensued. ity of sailors at this port morrow start for San ancisco with two lumber-laden schooners—the | und the R. C. Slade—both ves- d =t the Slade mill. At this longshoremen decline to load enfl union sailors leave the ves- oad there. As a consequence the tug th schooners to San Francisco. vessels Lave been barbound Lere ays. Thbey are the schooners E. A. B. Johmson, A. J. West, Watson A Sisde und Trausit. Tue Jacksos | feet of 1 . the Jobnson 900,- the ng vessels, s that !or ¢ the 00,000, & total of 4,150,000 feet. for Sap Franei: chooper W. J. Pi d_e cargo of 1,100,000 feet of Jumber for rencisco. The Santa Monica will tomor- All are terson bas almost com- San w finish loading 850,000 feet for San Fran- Both vesséls are loading t the American The schooner Golden Shore will shortly b loading 1,000.000 feet of lumber, the bar. entine Wrestier 600,000 feet and the schoener | rose $50.000 feet. The Golden Shore and sestier will go to San Francisco, and the Mel- to Sents Bosalis The schooner Feariess will load 500,000 feet f jumber 2t the E. K. Wood mill for Guaymas. liector Dorn will tomorrow pay ber crew, who receive $1100. The schooner Robert H. Hind, which arrived cre from Suva, Fiji Islands, is loading 650,000 the Aberdeen Lumber and an. i feet of lumber from the Sisde mill SEATTLE, Aug. 17.—The Acapuico, formerly | the potorious pirate ship Carmancita, recently chesed by British Columbia parties from the crament, which seized the vessel for irregu. s, arrived at customs port today. ghg ssessed & special tax of 50 cents sdditiop to the T]Ar tonnage tax beclule the umehl sbe bas no country “1he’ Standard Of stesmer George a lsst night for Sen Frameisco. The steamer Tampico has been chartered to cany uber from Port Hadlock to Ssn Francisco. Sbe is now enroute north. The barkentine Tam O'Shanter is MBI? 1,000,000 feet of lumber for San Pedro at ngham been chartered to load the same amount of vmber for the same place. The American bark Albert was towed to sea tonight lumber for Sap Fran: Americsp bark Pacolus tied to the Port Ludiow mill dock fbis morning to load one wiilion feet of lumber for San Francisco. Thirty-two _halibut fishing schooners with beedguarters here, the crews of which spend Loomis. The four-masted schoover Ariel bas | for the Union Steamship Company of New Zesland will take the &ydney-Vancouver run. The betterment of the service depends a great desl on Government subsidies for malls. The last of 2000 tons of steel rafls for Klon- dike mines raflways is now being burried for- ward by the Norwegian steamer Themis to Skagway in order to be landed at Dawson be fore_the close of Yukon navigation A " or., 17.—The schooner Tau- for Los Angeles and way gorts with, frelgnt assengers. The steamer Ki Iburn left today El A, Aug. 17.—The steamers Lakme and Pomona arrived yesterdsy from San Fran cisco. The Pomona brought passengers. Both steamers will Joad Jumber for the metropolis. __PORT HARFORD, 17.—The Pacific Francisco. with barge 0. in tow, nn\r?d Mdn\' from Point Richmond to load oll The tug Sea Queen, with the Sonoma in tow. salled today for Point Richmond. The steamer Alcazar llJP" this afternoon for n Franeisco. N PEDRO. Augz. 17.—The schooner Ludiow. Langkilde, nine days from Grays Har- arrived in port todsy. The vessel has a of 806,000 feet of lumber for the San Lumber Company. The stea schooner Captain Landquist, four days from or, arrived in the inner harbor at and docked at the Salt Lake Raflroad wharf. She has & cargo of 705.000 feet of lum. ber, consigned to the Consoliduted and the Na 1 cargo Pedro o and the locallongshore- el. R. H. Mack arerouse Company, fied the Long Beach au- wo deputies came down e special car. Several men went to work, 2nd sithough the complement is short the opera- proceeding. A force of les tomorrow. ed wharfinger for tion Company. in port was augmented arrival of the schooner Ludlow making a total of eleven ves- of the Crescent Wi expecting trouble. today by the and the Coronado, sels_discharging. Articles of incorporation will be filed tomorrow by a number of San Pedro capitalists who seek derstorms in Sferra; light west wind, The Coronado had a |24 | Oftice, erta privileges in the outer har- bor. 1 zed at $3.000,000, and its Purpose is the econstruction of docks. | wharves and wareh es on filled-in land adja- of 3. the outer Mitchell, Louis rbor. W. cent to the shore James H. Dodson, A Pierson, Lewis Hansen and Frank Burns are the incorporators. TACOMA. Aug. the barge Enoch Talbot, gust 1 in tow of the tug Sea Lion for.Pleas- ant Beach, sprung & leak and nearly foundered. Her salt cargo was ruined The Puget 17.—News reached here that which left here Au- British sbip Tamar, the first. of the Sound grain fleet, arrived today from She will take a cargo for the mer Zapora. just in from ing one of ihe gales she nd siightly damaged. She oday. Her catch amounted was driven ashore went on the drrdo to 90,000 pounds. er sn absence of ex y eight months the Kelvin Bank. Capt steamer managing director of the Pacific line, operating and west coasts of in a few days on the arrive have chartered lumber from the Port Hadlock t NEWS OF THE OCEAN. Will Load Lumber. lowing lumber charters were announced The British steamer Elaine. from Portland to Taku Ber or Shanghal, at 37s 64; ship John Currler, from Puget Sound to Manila (terms private). Both vessels were chartered prior to arrival Exports for Hawaill. The stesmer Hilonian sdlled on Thursday for Honolulu snd Hilo via Portland with merchan- dise valued at $28.075 as cargo from thi: T\e cargo included the following: 41 bb 20 cs salmom, 116 cs canped goods, I barley. 762 bales bay, gin, 5 cs rum pkes potatoes, prepared | materal, 17 pes peper bags, 566,000 Toe. rersitcer baceo, 134 pes hardwood, 5 es ofl 6 bxs soap, 12 .pkgs machinery, 61 bars and 42 bdls iron. Movement of Steamers. TO ARRIVE. % Steamer. I‘ From. Del Norte Crescent City...... Newburg {Grays Harbor Coos Be. San Pedro & Wi Costa RS Portland & Asto: Coquille River. |{Humbolat |Humboldt Seattle -|Seattle [Seattle Spokane. . Nebrask Abydos. | Korea T State Gai......San Diego & Way Pres Aug. 2 Rosnoke. . . |Portland & Way Ports!Aug | Buckman. TRO. ‘F Kilburn Gmari e | Sea Foam QComn- £ | - 7 Honolulu & Kabului. 2-|Coos Bay (Pler — .1San Pedrv & “‘ly 9 am|Pler n > to carry 4 lumber cargo to Aus- r and poor fishing was the fate | | | Z TO SAIL. Steamer. | Destination. |Salls.| Pier. Aygust 18 | ] | Breakwater. ..|Coos Bay. 5 pm Pler 42 | g Coos Bay .. 5 pum|Pler 32 | Simmit—) temperature, 79; minimum, 76; wind, southwest: clear; 2 to 6 feet snow in places. Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity—Fair Saturday, with fog; brisk west winds. ramento Valley—Fair Saturday: south wind. For San Joaguin Valler—Fair Saturday; thun- light For Los Angeles and vicinity—Cloudy in morning; fair during the day; light southwest winds. A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster. - - ~% Sun and Tide. United States Coast and Geodetic Survey—Time and Helghts of Tides at Fort Point. For City Front (Mission-street wharf) add 25 minutes. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1906. Sun rises. . 5:27|8un sets. 7:01 > Time| Time| 'Tlm!l Tlme, & l—I Pt | Ft. Ft. " Lw lBEW L w H W 18 | 4:10(—0.1]1 54 19 | “ —0.2|1 55 20 30|—0.2/12 5.4 21 0.0/12: .o L 2: 2 5.2 1.9 1.8 14 25 1.2 26 1.0 United States Hydrographic Office. A branch of the United States Hydrographic located at the Merchants’ Exchange, is maintained in San Francisco for the bemefit of mariners, with of expense. Navigators are cordially ‘fnvited to the office. where complete sets of charts sailing directions of the world are kept at band for comparison and reference, and the latest information can always be obtained re. garding lights, dangers to navigation and all matters of interest o ocean commerce. The time. bell service bas been suspended, pending the Jeconstruction of the tower of the Ferry bulld- ing. McMILLA: Ceuticall Expert 1o charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, Stmr Breakwater, Macgenn, 35 hours ay. August 16. from Coos Friday, August 17. U § stmr Marblebead, Mulligan, ’l“fi“u- from San Diego, 3P Fiver direct. Nor stmr Titania, Egenes, 90 hours from Na- naimo. Stmr Yosemite, Jahnsen, 38 hours from Port Los Angeles. Stmr Barracouta, Doran, 82 hours from Port- land,” via_ Astoria G0 hours. Stmr Queen. Cousins, 71 hours from Victorla and Puget S Be'stir Cova, Thomas, 23 dags from Pizagus, days from An Br ship Poltailoch, Evans, 1 wer Scir ay. Novelty, Semmie, 5 days from Coos CLEARED. Friday, August 17. Rr;m;r Wellington, Cutler, Ladysmith; West- ern_ Fuel Pac Mol 8 6 pse, Nelson, Ancon and way port SAILED. Frlflly. August 17, U S stmr Saturn, Newell, Br stmr Knight of St. becrge. Stephens, Port- nd. Stmr Stmr G C Lindaver, Mattson. Grays Harbor. Grace Doliar. Olsen, Port Los Angeles. Argo, Hansen. Eel River. Alcatraz, Fredicksen. Point Arena. Yosemite, Jahnsen, Cglumbia River. Skmoa, Madses, Casphr. bark Beaumanoir. Trigedt, ztn Jobo C Meyer, Wirschuleit, ¢ Bktn Gicaner, Schmehl, Coos Bay. Power schr Bessie K, Stark, Delmar Landing. Power schr Chetco, Crangle, Point Arena. Power schr ConSanza, Sangberg, Notleys Land- 1ny Fowe: senr Newark. Johnson, Byxbees Landing. Sclir Clarles R Wileon, Sandbers, Grays Har. Seur Gamble, Knudsen, Schr Audy Mahoney, Scir ~ Compeer, Port Gamble. Nrgren, Coos Bay. Winmfir\. Astoria. iy 16—In Jat 15 N, long 30 W, Fr'bark En.pereur Menelik. from 'Rotterdam, for Oregon, TELEGRAPHIC. POI\T I.OB(I S, Aug. 17—10 r m.—Weather fogg; elocity m ¢ n(l\IP,STlC PO m e SkhEAflLE—Snlled Aug lG—stmr Jefferson, for a ay. Aftived Aug 16—Stmr San Mateo, from Nome. Aug 17. 11:30 p m—Stmr Ncbraskan, for San_Francisco. STORIA—Salled Aug 17—Stmr Roanoke, for nc!iro Aug 17—Schr Mabel Gale and stmr Y mxhurn. for San Franesco. Arrived Aug 17—Stmr Atlas, hence Aug 14. TATOOSH—Passed inward Aug 17—Sehr Wil- bert L Smith, from Honolulu, for AFORt Town- send. Passed outward—Schr Annfe M Campbell, from Port Blakeles. for San Pedro AN PEDRO—Arrived Aug 17—Schr Lufllo from Gu:« Harbor; stmr Coronado, from Gra, A PORT BLAKELEY—Arrived Aug 17—Br stmr Kelvinbank, from Eureka. SANTA BARBARA—Arrived Aug 17—Stmr | Ciielialis, from Grays Harbor. aSulled” St State of California, for Port Los ngel les. COO8 BAY—Sailed ALg 17—Stmr Alliance, tor, Eureks A——-Amud Aug 16—Stmr Vanguard, 7 2 hgr.(-e Aufi 14 TATOOSH—Passed Aug 17—Stmr Nebraskan, from Scattle, San Francisco. for PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Au 15-Sehr J M Weatherwax, from Apla. Aug 17—Br ship Lydgate, from Santa Rosalia. Passed Inward—. 4, for Bellinghum. 16—T1tal bark flente. for ——. JEND—Sailed Aug 15—Schr R W Bnnleu. for San Pedro. GRAYS HARBO[D—AHX'!G Aug 16—Schr Ma- Lukous. Trcm San Pedro: schr Fearless. trom Gueymas; schr E K Wood, hence Aug 2. Sailed Aug 16—Stmr Newbarg, for Ssn Fran- cisco. ~ Aug 15—Schr Meteor, from Sun Pedr. Saited Aug 10—Schr A J West, for San Fran- V\I\SLDW-—AMVM Aug 17—Ship Jobn Cur- | [Buwmboldt ... ey | Sa 0ie via Ancon ?é‘:‘fi‘::‘h‘_‘?fifi‘é:q"m'a ChE Roderick Watson. '““;‘f]‘f}“’m 0 Bloier 35| Dhu. from Portland. in tow tug Dauntiess. i, Jsan Droet arovay. |10 amlBrer 11 oy Saled Aug 17—Schr Monterey, for San Fran- . ow | Barracouta. .. {astorta ua“g%nmaqu am|Pler 24 | BELU\GHD,_A",",, Aug 17—Schr A M | ) ug ‘u am|Per 9| Baxter, hence 130 - Pl 5| PORT HARFORD. Safled Aug 17—Stmrs Al | Montara yj Pm/Bier 5] casar and Coos Bay. for San Francisco. i Arvived Aug 17—Bar~e Three, hence Aug s ier g |12 tow tux Sea Hover; bargs Sodoma, hence: A\lg 5. in_tow 000 | Eureka Pler 5 & pnm‘; Lo8 A‘\.GELA .’;rlvc‘d Aug :.—smr i ianta Barbara., hence Aug stmr Bonita, fi | Abya Hamburg & Way../12 m|Pier 19 7 | Codta Tisca' .| Aioria & Portiand|l} am|Pler 24 | yib Jpcr0: Stmr State of' Callfornia, ~'hence | Elizabeth ‘i‘ognllle River 2 0| ABERDEEN—Arrived Aug 17—Stmr Bee, T fel” River Ports, | 5| hence Aus 12 o \ND PORT. Pomo .u' Arena & Albjon| 6 pm|Pler 2 't H‘)\ELLI‘-]D—AMVM Aug 17—Stmar Alameda, T ) | hence Auy | ventura. . 12 g:[ll;:: az Arrlved“\ux 17—Stmr Lansing, from Monte- \ re; | Pier H“Arrlvefl Aug 17-Bktn 8 G Wilder, hence 1 pmipter 40 | % * EASTERN PORTS. i 10 NEW YORK—Arrived Aug 16-Stmr Allianca, e Tmatilia m Caced Kiig 16_Br stmr Xruba, for Vaiparaiso. Bhckiman, .. |Seaide & T Tacoma-| 1:30p|Pler 20 BN ORLEANS—Arrived Adg 16—Br stmr rom_Valparal [ TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE. oEADY TSLAND Passed A ge “ | or. ade] Steamer. | Destination. Date. |~ DELAWA T{ BrEAK WA ‘*'x'ua Par nn,ufc ] —Nor stmr Taurus, from el l, Victaria.. . Some & St Michacl. .| Aug: ls onal. -7. New_ York. e o o | Gits Seattic Lortsidng. 30| PHILADELPHIA—Atsived Aug 16—Bark Dolphia...... 7 FOREIGN POR |- T | otuage City 351 % ICTORASalléa’ Aug 17—Ger stme Marie. Baratoga 25 | chen, in lan. Bertha. %3 ved Aug 1 -lr ship Aristomene, from Ac- Jeanie. 1 | THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST :1 Portalloch Battles With the Elements Orders That Affect Army Men Issued. ASHINGTON, Aug 17— Army orders — First Lieutenant George Dun- can, Fourteenth Cavalry, will Proceed to San Francisco and report to the commanding offi- { ~cer, General Hospital, Presidio, San Francisco, for treatment. Contract Surgeon Edward H. Jordon will proceed from Den- ver, Colo, to Sam Franeisco,- take the transport September 5 for Manila and report to the commanding general of the- Philippines Division for duty. ERANEY WY LOSE {5 SMITHY. Tn all likelihood E. M. Graney will be compelled to give up his possession of a wooden building which he has been using for his horseshoeing shop since the fire, or else pay rental to the city for the same. The bullding for- merly stood at the foot of Van Ness avenue in the middle of the roadway, and was afterward removed to the public library s.ie, farther up the street, where it now stands. At yesterday’s meeting of the Fire Commissioners a letter was read from the citizens’ finance committee calling attention to the fact that the building had been erected for the use of the San Francisco Fire Departmént on the or- der of J. A. Denéen of the citizens committee. The sum of $494 was paid to Victor Hoffman for its erection, and the committee said it should be the property of no one but the city. The Fire Commissioners ordered a copy of the letter sent to the Board of Supervisors and also to Graney, as a gentle hint to him to vacate or pay a rental to the city for the use of the building. In order to provide better fire pro- tection for the new retail district, at the request of the Van Ness Avenue Retailers’ Association the corhmission decided to ask the Olympic Salt Water Company to set thirteen double hy- drants on its twelve-inch main on Geary street at designated crossings from Polk to Devisadero streets. The commission will also request the Spring Valley Water Company to lay a twelve-inch main on Sacramento street from Franklin to Larkin and to con- nect eight hydrants. The commission ordered a relief en- gine sent to Woodland, which lost one of its own in the San Francisco fire and another by an explosion. The battalion chiefs and Chief Shaughnessy. will constitute a special board of examiners to assist the Clvil Service Commission in establishing proper records for meritorious service of the applicants for promotion from fireman to lieutenant. The commissign submitted to the re- lief committee a list of thirty firemen now on leaves of absence who will be employed as policéman at the various refugee camps. The resignation of Truckman T. P. Duffy was accepted. ¥: The contract for furnishing hydrants to the department was awarded to the Fulton Iron Works at $352.45 each. Merrick & Stacy secured the contract for various kinds of ladders. The Commissioners will acknowledge the receipt of $550 from 'the Fire De- partment of Portland, Me., for the re- lief of local firemen. snmm‘v"mms FIRE CISTERNS: Citizens of this city have brought to the attention of the Grand Jury the necessity of having an Independent water system for fire fighting. The matter was brought up before the hody at -its meeting yesterday by Luther Wagoner, and after a thorough discus- sion it was decided to place the matter before the Board of Supervisors. The following letter was sent to the board: The Grand Jury respectfully in- vites vour consideration of the matter of cailing a special election for the purpose of issuing bonds for installing an improved system of fire protection. ‘Without entering into detalls broadly, the -scheme would be to construct res- ervoirs upon all avallable summits, connected by pipe in tunnels and sup- plemented by cisterns where needed. The conditions now are such that-a large amount of dangerously inflam- mable bufldings menace the city with a constant fire hazzard, causing a pro- hibitive insurance rate and aldogdis- couraging rebuilding. The work outlined above can be dona at once. It in no way depends upon a new water supply, and we belleve if carried out promptly will prove of in- estimable value to our city. Next Monday evening the' fire com- mittee of the Grand Jury will meet Chief Shaughnessy at 2105 Pine. street and discuss the feasibility of installing an lnd%f{:em water system along with th ‘esent system. John cElroy suggested that the relief committee purchase a tract of timber land and manufacture its own lumber at a price which, he believes, would be mulh less than what the market is now charging. The matter will be referred to the relief committee. Charles Hendry of the' London and | 2000 Lancashire Insurance Company was again before the body. He admitted that he did not know the names of the foreign insurance companies with which his company was reinsured. - He gave the names of American insurance companies which carried reinsurance of the London and Lancashire Colmpany, but he said they had met their losse fairly. He was ordered to be present at the next meeting of the body with the names of the foreign companies. GAZELLE, Aug. 17.~—A young man named An- derson, who has heen em’m .nenr Treks, dieg suddenly this morning. th not known. The Coromer wlll lhlp me body m Keno, Ore., to-‘ght, T XERIR, = HAMBURG—Sailed Afll 14—Br ship Samoena, for San_ Francisco. LIZARD—Passed Aug _16-=Br h-:-;p Way- farer, from H; N R, Co. of San Cable received Grace & Co. of S i 'H" el a B :'ufl°-|; sate. Later—vaiparaiso: toned Intset: stafr flu mm.eo "mh.."-:z... "I’tr Br ihin Polmloei. “ERENTER SUISUN" CAOWING FIST ManyNewE{iildingsArc -in Course of Erec- tion in Solano Town SUISUN, Aug. 17.—Suisun s rapidly recovering .from the ravages of the recent fire, many new buildings being in“the course ‘of construction-and plans in the course of preparation for others. A’ scarcity: of carpenters and other workmen is proving a serious setback to ‘the work. Every available rough carpenter 'in the town has been given employment. The J. K. Armsby Pncklng :Company ha! sécured a site.at Fairfield and is arcctlng a.large packing-house to re- place the one burned. The building Will be 105x190 feet in size and three stories high and is to be reinforced with concrete and asbestos to make it fire and earthquake proof. Among the other builders are the Suisun” Realty Company, which is erecting a new laundry; Henry Bird, whose creamery was destroved; Frank and Eugene Losh of the' Solano Ab- tract Company, who are erecting four cottages; Mrs. Lena Thorp, Mrs. L. S. Peyton, Horatio Muzzy and E. E. Long, Assessor of' Solano. Top 15(15.000 Red Top Ex. 53| 500 Red Top Ex 5011400 Rescue 5118000 Rhyolite 17! Do. b 60. 6312500 Sardstorm 500 Sandstorm . 000 Gold Crown 150 Gra o of Nev a:sszs?sz 1.0" fi 6111000 Sandstorm Ex. 0T 602600 Syl Humphrey. 26 2012700 S¥l Humphrey. 24 1914000 Sy1 Humplires. 35 4/2000 Sfiver Pick ... 51 31lzo00 Stiver LR . 20 S ® 1000 Jumbo, & 10.1.55 3 3200 Tumbo Ex .. 48 s 300 Jumbo Ex 43| 43 2900 " Do, 8 10... 45 .50 1000 Do, s 10... 471 45 2000 Jumping Jack. 39 45 1009 Kendall, « 10. &3l 1 2000 Laguna ' . 4410500 Yavkee Giri .. 22 25% Laguna 431 500 Yankee Girl .. 23 400 Lagnna 4611700 Yankee Girl 20 4511000 Yankee Girl .. 21 Do, & 10. 2500 Lize Harcls 500 W_End, s 10..3. 1000 Little Grey 1 nd Informal Sessions. 4000 Mln Belle, b90 3600 Man Broncho. i ? szss;aaaszas 18| 63 : § 04 . 013 & 82 0 49 . 48] 52 5 0|2 5 $000 09) 38 1ol 1t 3 £000 201 12 2000 13 52 500 Gold Bar ....1.50 53 1600 Gold 37 a4 1000 G 09) 53 400 Gol 54 2000 G 7 28 i G It S 1660 Gld 54 Do. a4 2000 Gid 53 Orig 15 1000 Gl 821 16 ggg 08 16 i o1 Do, 16 0300 Grea Orlg 17 1000 Pine Nut 7000 Grt 20 Pine Nut EReR s i 1 0 04 g 1 15,000 Do, 8 :g..r.‘n ed ‘I‘Sp Ex. BBl RAEBRAS g BENS Besgann §§§§§§§ News of Nevada Mining Camps. .TONOPAH, Aug. —The people of Humboldt and Churchill | counties, in this State, are being sharply ar- raigned by two prospectors who have just returned here after a six weeks’ trip through these counties. Messrs. Redfield and Clifford complain that in all of the country they traxeled over there is only one signboard to point the way at crossroads. They saw much rich-looking ground during their trip that has never been:gone over in search’ of mineral. At Seven Troughs, 2 new camp thirty-five miles from Lovelocks, many men are at work, and the prospectors have brought back with them samples filled with free gold which they say came from the camp. | It is reported that at least 200 men are | Wworking in and about the camp, but, this the prospectors will not vouch for, | although they say the camp has drawn | many Goldfield and Tonopah men. Installs New Compressor. TONOPAH, Aug. 17.—The Tonopah Mining" Company, the big mine of ths camp, has received a new compressor | The machine is what is known as a| thirteen-drill affair, and the superin-| tendent calculates to make great head- way with the taking out of ore when| the new plant is installed. 131 51 Districts.« —|Kawich Gold.. Eawich M Co. Belmt Johnnie Blfrg Jolnule. Cyrus Néble Globe Johnnie. Gold Reed M Golden Terra. Goldyke Ree: Johnnie - Con: Interstate . wich & B. _ OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. ND, Aug. 17.—Following were the sales R oday ek quotations on the Oaklaud Stoox and Bond !xchlnzo Moraing n’w Sher Plex . 5 1500 Syl Humphbrey. 25 1012000 Gold Wedge... 14 24/3000 Man Mining .. 12 421000 Adams .. ¥ [ 3400 (kl‘ Bulifrog.. 15 50 c.a« Ennh 1. 50 ZAZERIBRRZLS Lo work the machine drills in the mine. | l i For GU | | | | +- - 2 The Sulun Masons have purchased B 3 two lots and’, will "erect a ‘large lodge CLOSING QUOTATIONS. hall in the immediate future. n :';A!KL nia ask. The Southern Pacific Company will skt LBidAs rebuild its depot after the plans of the | Tloneer ... —|Wild Goose ..2.23 one at Niles, but will forsake the old| . = iflggzfl\u o Zonau % ‘orest City !:tre :nd remove to the end of Solano Arinowien” . 10 ‘! Gk 1 stree Bunker Hill.|1.20 1.25/Gwin . Cent Eureka. 1. 40 1'50/s00tn Eureka. Commercial News. ™™ . UTAH. Con Mereur .. 52 62| NEVADA. th 13. Continued from Page Todopa ML 300 Con Va A Co. 85 200 Unién Con 39| Belmont ....5.12 5.8TMlaway Ex .. 100 Crown Pv)im 09 Ugion Con . 40 | Boston Ton 09|Mizpah Ex 1200 Gowa 1 Uhion Gon (1. 41| Brges JB Er. 93 —|Montana .. 700 Gould & Cur. 12| 200 Union Con 42| Calffornia ... 18 18!Mont Mid 200 Hale & Nore.1.15| &00 Yellow Jacket. 15| Cash Boy 14 15Mon Pitts E 200 Mexican ... 78125 Yellow Jacket. 1¢|Eula Con . 05 XY Ton Con o Fureka Ton. North Star c"os."d\:'fu‘y““o'\s' Bia.Ask, | GO Anchor. 61 62\0blo’ Ton ... Alpha .06 09|Hale & Norc.l. 151 Sola ST b 07 Bagmantor Alta — 02|Rentuck . Great Westrn. 04 05/Red Rock Ex = 2 a#mn}; ...... 'on Exten 5. Best & B 81 14 Ton Home Con Brone Chollar — 157 Ton E0% 1 Bruns C°Va.. — — 08/Ton of Nev.1S.00 18 Bruns G & 0. — 3.65 | Little Ton 4.00/ Virginta . 5 Bruos DPotosl. — 12 | MacNamara. . 82| West End ...2.92 3. Brune Savage. 01 3 }g Midway 2.27|West Ton & Cf}l:lr,:nln 5 “0s | “Goldnela Distrlet. Challenge 08 | Adams 10| Hibernia E ot Clolar_. 24 | Atlanta 26| Highlana 06 08 cnfidence .. 59 &3 | Berkeles . | 1.50 1.60 on Imrerial. 01 02 25 2.00 | Black Ania - 02 s s n Va 94 9G|8t Loufs . 03 l Blk B Booanz 08 5 09 n Point. 09 10/§yndicate 13 Blk_Butte Ex 04 < ™ 85| ureka Con...S.50 —Unica Cor ... 41 43, Blaék Rock .. 04 05| Keadalt Ex .. 02 - Exchequer ... 45 50/Utah .. 03 05| Blue. Bell 08 41 44 Gould & Cur. 12 13(Yellow Jacket. 15 16 gluhanll s mx‘mi qxé.r LR 3 d rooklyn ... ncky Star .. — TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS. Bite Goneid 10 44 Mavae Sl Regular Morning and Informal Sessions. Bulls & Bears 08 03/ May Queen 23 25 £000 Adams, b 90.. 10/6000 Lone Star | Booth 61 62[McMahon .... — 10| 000 Adamar 10/1000 Tome Star Columbi 18 20Miltown Co 11 14 3000 Adams 915000 Belle, b0 Columbla Mt. 43 3.90 4. 500 Araa 7 (C‘mfl Fraétion. fg 5 | Conqueror 4500 Amothyst Conqn 1 Dm B B 48 | Dmafd Tro; 08 Dixie 0 2000 Blne Rall 2 Empire 05 06[Red Top 6500 Blue Bull 19 Florence .. . 2.00 2.50/Red_Top E 700 Booth 80 Gld Belmont. . 14 15 Sandstorm &1 Gld M of Nev 51 53(Sandstorm E: Gld N Star.. 10 —(Silver Pick . 21 Glq_ Kewanas. 25 40/Simmerone 20| Golafield Ton. — 07ISt Ives . 38, Great Bend .. 61 62iTrensure 22 | Grt Bend Anx 12 13IVerde . 85/ 09| Grt Bend Ex. 20 = 25/Vernal 63 Manaf of Nev 13 \frog Dist & ,,.,“""",‘;f',."' » s —|<31m‘x¢l|-1 Bultfros g e 54 56/Gold_Sceptre. - 83| 500 )mmvx. 's'10.3.9 18 60{1500 Mo 3.80 o - 2 Mobawk 3.8 o 1 ont Rul 37 —IMont Bullfros. 12!:1& Heora © o gNentgamy M g c Shoshn Ex 3000 Com "Fractlon. 801 bl EIRE apter 17 ‘e 1000 Com' Fraction. 1| W ce By 2000 Com Fraction. 52| 200 Mustang . 2 A~ 000 Com Fraction. §3[1 10| Bie; Nayeer & = 1540 Connuerur 18| 11| Bitre e A s 258 ity £ ;,I)A(B‘,l’"r[ Sunset. 17 1 14| o0 DAkt ol ige0 52| Den Bulifros.1.65 1.75(Starlizbt Bifrg 35 13| ;«_% Den “x An.c10 ;_;mmoo N.Y Tonmc-)n. zlng B""‘A“ 23 *33iSceinway .. - 2000 oo -1)0" e ot 33 Den Rush Ex. 06 10 Tramp Cons . | 200 Eclipse ..., 1.0012600 Oblo Ton 32| Belpec. ® —iTramp M Co..1. 206 Dm B Bite G 452400 Orig Bulllmg 15 | Golt Bax B LAR. 3000 Dm B Btte . 4656000 18| O B e T iy 5000 Dm B Btte C. 47/5000 Orig \nn 13| Gold Bar Ex. 08 10iYaukee Girl .. 4300 D B Btte €. 483000 Oriz Man 16 Manbattan District. 200 Oro ... 22| Apr Feol Ex. 02 04/Man Dexter .. 71 73 23| Atlan & Pac. 03 05/ Man/Lit Joe.. 07 OR 23 | Comet ... 101Man’ Jumbo, 06 09 22| Gold_Wedge. 18]Man M of Nev 11 12 2000 Fafrve S 0.000, Rjgas s e — . 2| n op. — 13 3000 Giahe Tonnnle . 1815000 Potiateh o | ;‘{:‘:F,“fi 45 55iMinezal BHOI L. — o7 200 Gold Bar ....1.55/3000 Red Lion M. 18l 5hustang ‘Adx. — 10 500 Gold Bar ...531| 00 Red Top 19!Mustang Man. 21 25 2300 Gold Anchor. 62| i00 Red 11/Orig Manhat .. 14 15 Fac-Simile Signature M REFIISZ RuAeTITHTESR. DR. HOLSMAN & CO. 1807 FILLMORE STREET CORNER SUTTER \O PA\’ UNLESS CD’RH’TLD WE ARE THE LONGEST LOCA’ AND OLDEST SPECIALISTS IN SAN FRANCISCO. HAVING OCATED HERE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Hours 9 to 5, T to §:30; Sundays 9 to 12. CAPSULES MY STEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY WHARVES rrying Pussengers and Freight. For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SANTA BA.QBARA 10 3. m. ay, 10 a. m. \FORSEATTLE, TACOMA, VICTORIA, B. C. Puget Sound & AlaskanPorts QUEEN.. -August 20, 11 a. m. | UMATILLA. 11 m. Cl'nl OF PUEBLA. Angust 30, 11 a. m. 'For EUREKA (Humbomaay) POMONA AYMAS, M AZA TLAN LA PAZ, ENS. 2| JOSE DEL CABO, ALTATA CURACAO............ September —, 10 a. m. Low Rates—Incinding Berth and Meals. hedu! erey Building, ..Broadway Wha 969 Broadway Broadway Whart . G. P. A., San Franciseo. AMERICAN LINE. Plymouth—Cherbours: Phllzdelphia—Queenstow; ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORK—LONDON DIRECT. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE. NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNE, Sallings Wednesdays, as per Sailing List. RED STAR LINE. Y., DOVER, AN WHITE STAR NEW YORK—QUEE BOSTON—QUEEN X0 MEDITERRANEAN .z.',‘-a‘u FROM NE Cretie. Republic. WERP, LONDON, PARIS, \l" Romanic. Sept. 15, 7:30 a. m. ou A Canopie.....Oct. 6, 12:30 p. m.: Nov. T C. D. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast, 534 Fourteenth st., Womaa's Exchange bulldingy Oakland. OCEANIC S. S. CO. HONOL LU only—S. S. Alameda salls 11 & m. Sept. 1st. Round trip, first class, $125. SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HONO= LULU—S. S. Ventura salls 3 p. m, August 23. TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS—S. S. Mariposa salls 11 a. m. Sept. 11. First-class round trip $125. * J..D. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., General Agents, Pier No. 7, foot Paclflu st., San Francisco. Phone West 1273, Oakland office, 1168 Broadway. Phone Oakland 8818 Toyo Kisen Kaisha (Oriental S. 8. Co) Mave Opened Thelr General Offices at 217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco . S. HONGEONG MARU. . Friday,*A: S:S. AMERICA MARU. Friday. Sept. 14" Loog $ 5 SIPEON MAKD. Fridar dcnbt 12 1908 Steamers, will leave Wuast, cormer First e B R > " H :m X i . eal at lonolul Nagasakl and Shanghal. aud conhecting ot Eong with steamers for Maalla, fudia: te cargo received oo beard on day of £ wting: Bound twp tekets ut reduced ra t and A ll o e D‘-lti »l.v office, cornes W H Afinr Assistant General 2 06% 15 il 42 5.50 .90 18| 61 3 “oh 213 30 18 = 72 17 15 CLOS!M\) Qvo'!'u'm\s Tonopah Disirict. Earcka T Pl 2585 |stacxamara nrcks Tou... — N 5 gflg Aanchor. e 85| old Jrown 2 — Gold Mt 03 —|Ol finn Wes! —| & s —| Ted Tod 11 —| Towa Ton ... 17 —| 23 3