The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 28, 1907, Page 11

THE SAN Sl . e N ] G ° Weather Report m ews an l TRl _Biats D"'m“ it ot Aflooisrer pp g oss p ‘Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Feb. 27, 180T RAINFALL DATA Past Seasonal Nor- Stations— 24 bours. o date. mal Bureka ....... 0.00° 32,23 31.08 Red Bluft 0.00 19.64 Sacramento 0.00- 1441 Ban Francisco 0. 17.56 Sen Jose 0. aiens Fresno .. 0. 5.8 . . o San Luis Obispo 0 15.77 o Los Angeles . 0. 12.82 Ina 1 arry 1pment Ee it o E 7 £ 5 Y | 4 4 =2 STATIONS. & 3 s of Supples to Philippines 8 SRR 30.02 40 NW Cloudy Tr. $0.08 50 AW Sitas 100 The Pa er Ch Captain [ralso. The vessel finished loading several weeks 20.70 34 W Soow % 08 the Orient today | %89, but bas been suchored across the bay with | F 30100 60 36 W Clear .00 five cabin passen. | D% STEW on bostd swaiting orders to safl. 29082 52 84 N ' Clear .00 SEen- | All three flour milis on the water 29008 36 24 SW PECldy .01 ®0. Most of her|baving difficulty o getting wheat. The 20192 62 40 SW Clear .00 Manila nd consists | of the Tacoma Grein Company. '‘acoma 30.02 53 40 W Clear 00 SNl Rave Bt Only | bouse and Sperry, Mills were shut down for five 30.02 48 40 E Cloudy .04 China was the | GYS last week fnd the Puget Sound Flouring | Pocatells 20,88 3§ 22 W_ Clear .00 UA Was 1he|Mills for three days, The Northern Pacific has | Pt. Reyes 29.98 54 .. NW Clear 00 il fleet. In | brought in some wheat during the last few days | Portiand 30,02 E Pt.Cldy Tr. Sargest most | &nd the mills resumed operation this morning. | Phenix 20,84 Cloudy .00 G i e S. Takenouchi, manager of the Osaka Mer-| Reno . 20798 Pt.Cidy .60 R cantile Steam: Ip, Coupany, with headquarters | Red Biuff 29.98 Pt.Cldy .00 China’s nose | at Osaka, s in Tacoma today o the interest of | Roscburg 30.04 Cloudy .00 | the Siberia, [the line which his company toposes_ to operate | Sacramento . 20.98 Clear .00 and the Petween the Orient and.the Pafted States. He | 8an Diego ... 29.94 Clear .00 0 arrived from Sen Francisco and Portland this|San Francisco.30.00 Clear .00 el morning. San Jose .....30.00 Clear .00 big sis-| Captain Jensen of the schooner Dauntless, | San L. Obispe.30.00 Clear .00 big chunk Nhich is loading st the E. K. Wood mill at|SE.Farallon ...30.03 Clear .00 d retains the 1Hoguiam, s in the General Hospital suffering |Seattle 30.04 Clear .00 i i from an attack of Ia grippe. 30.02 Clear Tr. that| ~ASTORIA, Feb. 27.—The steamer J. B. Stel Cloar . every | son, Captain Bonitield, arrived today from 30,00 Cloudy Tr. Cap. Prancisco and went to the Tongue Point mitis 30.00 Powy .00 € Jf the t0,load lumber. 30.04 Pt.Cldy Tr. of th The steam schooner Santa Ana arrived from | Winnemeca . .29.92 Clear .00 skippers in the Pacific| San Francisco and went to Portland, where she | Yuma 20.82 Clear .00 h never had an Wil load lumber for the return caréfuiness The stesmer Northland, Captain fimlwn_ a *Average snow, 91 inches. b ROBS oy | Mved from San Francisco, coming to loa SYNOPSIS the sobriguet | Jmver. . There has been but little change in pressure of which he is ¢ Northi Pacific steamer Roanoke arrived |during the ‘past twenty-four hours in California. is of the China. today from Portiand and, after taking on | A disturbance over Utah and Northern Arizona . - 2k 5 freight, left for Port Los Angeles and way | has caused northerly winds over Nevada and ew Harbor Police Station por Eastern California, with a slowly rismg tem- sh Conboy, Captain of | o 1h¢ ol tank steamer Atlas with barge perature. Cloudy 'weather with 1ight showers 3 91 in tow Jeft this afternoon for Puget Sound. | prevalls in Oregon and Washington. 1 in the The scho ooncts Wreatier sud Sphte Seese towed | WEATHER FORECAST . up the river this mo o losd lumbe: Chiforata FHIRE D M0 epael £ 5T San Francisco and vielnity—Fale Thurs- Rl The French bark Michelet, Captain Rose, ar- | day; light north_wind, changing to westerly. of Drumm and Fived this evening fros '}:,nd,m",,n oo oT | Micraniente . Valley—buir Thursday; light The old stz isco. She is under charter to load lumber at | North winds. ¢ fasion on t Portland for Europe San Joaquin Valley—Fair Thursday; light 2 906. The new The schooner James Rolph arrived today to | frost in the morning; light north wind. ‘A o load lumber for California. oot poAbgeles and” viclulty—Fair Thursday; opened with a cere: The steamer F. A. Kilburn left this evening | /ght north winde ing. The Police C | n Franclsco and way ports with a genen‘l] A. G. MCADIE, District Forecaster. accepted Captain Conboy'$ invitation passengers, | RIS ¢o be present S Bhitiie’ STarhi “The “British steamer Gymerle, Captaln Hall, | Movements of Steamers Boree wrill Bo left today with 8 cargo of 206,008 bushels of | > wheat, valued at $145 or Shangha The Americar The' Britieh ‘steamer Strathord srrivéd from | TO ARRIVE over the new tland, en route to the Orlent, with a large | From i Mieswge ) Dan atistide 1 lumber _cargo. Jis £ N e of o o The British ship Oweenes, Captain Burchall, | Elizabeth Valparaiso for orders. She has h Con y R. McMahor 000,000 feet of lumber, valued street. Bince the old station % in flames the Harbor Joner Zampa arrived this evening from Pedro to load lumber for that port. schooner Charles B. Kenney was towed » sea today. She has a_ cargo of 615,000 feet f lumber for San Franci&o. The Mttle schoomer Abble arrived and will load lumber at St. Helens for San Franeisco The barkentine Lahaina. from San Pedro, was towed in this evening. She is under charter to lumber for California ofl tank steamer Santa Marla arrived {pday from Portland. She s In ballast for Port Harford The schooners made their v*u] 1€ crews at U\'— (fi”‘ of Mibélon street “The Last Wooden Ship American ship Arvan, whi i sary 18 from Ba unmpn ship to be “.-‘ w imor ast mericana and W. R. Hume are outside this ming and will be towed In tomorrow morning. The schooner Dora Biuhm at the Custom-house today with a cargo M0 feet of lumber for San Franclsco. SEATTLE, Feh. 27.—Uocal shipping and greed to Ind by the Masters' and tate naval ol re pro- octation bill t Sta Pliots* training ship. Th the will soon, and will recelve the sm s shipping interests and th be before board the The bill aime to create a she ked or the merchant marine under the supported s sion of a State board of three, . B. Patterson, assistant superin vy 4 Ming nomse. the Pacifc Coast Steamship Com- s been assigned to command the crm- new liner President for the season of ptain Patterson will take over t tain Rinder when she a Is Coming Back to Wed States military cable to Alaskn, has been out of order for some time be- ailed _today—Jefferson for Skagway; Asuncion for Astoria. Army Transports The Buford is in gort. Out of commission. The Crook is in port Out of commission. The Dix left Nagasaki February 12. The Kirkpatrick is at Newport News, be Logan safied February 5 for Man The galls is at Newport News, Va. The Sheridan is fn port. Out of commission. The Sherman. homeward bound, arrived Feb- at Nagasaki The Thomas is in port and will sail March 5 for Maniia. The Warren is in port, commissfon. ; Faral- n arbor The Overdue List at i Y British bark Ormsary. ont 168 days from Ca- Stuoms Asrsives From Antipofes leta Colosa, for Antwerp, 70 per cent. The Steamship Compa: German bark Vigilant, out 115 days from La- Haer Captain Trask, arrived guna, for the chanmel, 12 per cent. | St eventhis Troms A ¢ late | ,, Bussian schooner Csrus, out 76 days from | > ening - AN S o B Port of Spain, for Seattle, 10 per eent. tine. She will be boarded | British ship Hawthornbank, out 120 days from ral doctors at sunrise this| Caleta Buena, for Bilbao, 5 per cent. WL dock ey British _bark Berwickshire, out 154 days from 2. e G Corinto, for Falmouth, 15 per cent wharf, where her passen-| “prency ship Helene Blum, out 171 days from be landed. Port Gamble, for Newport, 5 _per cent. Defiance Agal in Commission from Honolulu, for Delawsre Breakwater, 5 per The Spreckels tug Deflance is infceat Lt TG T cor sion ain, & i Sy French bark Blarritz, ou ays from Cher- ommiseion again, after having under- |, Freoch birk Blarritz, out 14 gone & thorough overhauling. She bas| ‘Briiih hark Killoran, out 164 days from Port een converted inte an oil burner, | Townsend, for Liverpool, B per cen which will considerably increase her steaming radius, and has been equipped NEWS OF THE OCEAN with new boilers. She is commanded Captain Dan James. Water Fromt Notes The Pacific Mail liner Korea, ward boun arrived yesterday Yokohama The Itner Doric left Yokohama yes- terday for this port The Biberia arrived Honolulu from this port. The Alameda left Honolulu day for this port. Engaged for Lumber The French bark Marle, on Puget Sound, is | chartered for lumber thence to Valparaiso and one other nitrate port, at 5is 3d, with option of | Valparaiso direct at 50e. out- at Shipments for the North The steamer City 6f Puebla | @ay for Victorla with cargo consigned to the at|port af destination and to other British-Amer- iean cities, valued at $0902. Her cargo com- | wfa’so Ibs dried frult, 408 pkgs fresh t‘rult-‘ 101 pkgs vegetables, 9000 Ibs chocolate, 800 I yesterday vester- \ Receipts of lumber by sea yesterday | beans, 540 Ibs Dl!hl! filfw“lnb'm"‘l:dm:l msfi 2,000,000 feet. cs _eggs. 367 Ibs cheese, dri 6] 5 SEDARIIN 10 2P0 209. Te Fals wine, 7750 Ibs walt, § cs Boney, 625 Iba nuts, 2 es olives, 37 Dlll drugs, 60 bbls and 3 ]\,EWS | cs oils, 472 Ibs tobacco, 6 steel plates. COAST SHIPPH\'G Notiee to Mariners Items of lntercst fo Mariners 1 Branch Hydrograpbie Office United States Navy, P the Pacttic | bruary 27, 1907, Merehants' Bxchange [2) ¢ Facitic | Bin Freucies | Captain A. O. Sorensen of the ship Aryan re- SAN PEDRO, Feb., 27.—The steamship D--‘ spatch, Captain Webber, arrived this morning, ports to the Branch Hydrographic Office th he sighted sixteen icebergs, some of which were seventy hours from Fields Landing, bringiog | very large, between latitude south 39 deg. 52 00,000 feet of lumber cousigned to the Blinn | min. longitude west 55 deg. T min. and latitude Robinson Y.umber f‘mupnrr south 42 deg. 49 min., )mnmae west 58 deg. The rth Pacific 6 min., November 22 to 25, 1906. eteamship George W. December 5, 5000 in latitude (Suth B0 dep. clearsd tonight for 22 min., longitude west 64 des. 48 min., passed ciseo and Eureks, good s bark ‘with foremast gone, Sail set on main passenger 1 | and mizzen. Was too far to make out anything P Pbe barkentine Harvester, Captain Meyer, for | Puget Sound, and the schooner Willldm Bow else, and the weather was thic 7. C. BURNETT, Lient., U. des, Captain Petterson, for Tacoms, bave sailed to reload. The steamship Roanoke from Portiand, and bolson, Company" s | ap Portland, i with a freight and 8. N, io charge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Captain _Dunham, | the steamship Coos Bay, | from San Frencisco -and ports, sre out two days for San Pedro with frelght and passengers The schooner Fred E. Sanders, Captain Fk- rem, arriving last night from Grays Harbor, 575,000 feet ‘of Jumber copsigned to ptgomery & Mullen Lumber Company. The schooner Teurus, Ceptain Norby, has fin- isbed discharging her lumber cargo and fs scheduled to sail tomorrow for Tacoma in bal- last to reload The bark B. P. Chencs. schooners Mehukona and erett, have been chart { cargoes for San Pedro. ] boy Is out two deys from E { cargo of lumber consigned | this port | Tie Soutbern Pacife Raliroad Company has Seat ! | ARRIVED ‘Wednesday, February 27. Stmr Mayfair. Olsen, $4 hours from Willapa. Blmr Santa Cruz, Zek, 11 hours from Santa Slmr San Pedro, 24 hours from Eureka. Stmr Vanguard, Odland, 22 hours from Eureka. Stmr Fultop, Larsen, § days from Grays Harbor. Nevadan, G“rren! 7 @days 14 hours 83 Stmr minutes from Stmr Pasadens, Kalnin, 15 hours from Albfon. s"l’i’r &lnwm.;t,a;l'rllk days from Sydoey, via Honolulu 8. Stmr Acme, Waivig, 4 days from Grays Har- bor. Fr stmr Amiral Exelmans, Gens, 4 days from Seattie, put in to finish ieading. e Santtago, Madisen, 11 hours from Mon- t L terey il! ow tug %0? = e Schr Camano, Peah, crEARED ‘Wednesdsy, February 27. Antindsen, o at Astoria, David Evank, st Ev- load lumber ntine News- and the 0 wholesalers at closed a cootract with the North Amerlcan Dredging Company for the construction of three siips st Timme Poiot. in the inper harbor, af | when completed | rty feet. XD, Ore.. Peh The steamer | wcn wed detained going déwn the river | 5 i China, Friele, Bonlknn‘. e PME resterday morning by # hank of fog. | - S h ched Astorla this morning. | §tmr Corona, Eurek: The steam schooner Jim Butler cleared to-| Stmr State of c;muné-.com.. San’ Diego Any for &an, Francisoo with & cargo of lumber { énd way portai B O.CAB DN L o She Joaded at Linnton. Ste Lan X e’ gteam schomer Xeme City witl safl this | Ugion Ol G nzn\sng o the Conch-street. dock for V r stmr Cacique, Diel, Tacoma; W R Grace Aonde via Sen Francisco, with a ecargo u"& 0. SATLED 900,000 feet of lumber. February 27. | ‘Wednesday, Poftland shipped enormons auantities of wheat | race Doliar, Olwen, Grve B, o the Orient during the month now | Stmr :1’-’:&-:‘:‘”.-:'1 'mvnm have sent much mare imd Stmr Santa Cruz, Zeh, lw:::v hot the ear shortage prevenied the bread- | Stmr 3 nn. owsie. Taoting. “tuffa from peaching the wharves. Even bam. | Stmr Ses Fosm, Filer Mesfocing. pered ms traffc has been,. wheat end four to; Stmr '"I' 'k | ml' Coos Bay. the value of $520.040 bas heen set afloat from s Unimek, Hables; Eaekn, this gort sinee the first of the month. . Btme [emman, Vancouver, bark Agnte will move to Vanoourer |~ Stmr Brunswick. 3 Brage. todes o ond Jamber. The harkentine Wrestier | Stmr o Swasa. g e S e iin s heia 4n. Ssitis Sir Expansion, Wchld'mn Harbor. o ‘lpult:\r’ofrtn’pctm He will be absent g ship Wayfarer, xm..u., P ACOMA : Ruby, North, c‘xfflk River, CC _—After a number of de-| Sechr . i lu;r-‘m)e!“ o !".. used by the G)ing of @ Schr Esther Buhné, Osen, Coos Bas. iibel sult ..-mm e Chjlean bark Y¢ u:ta ‘?‘%M 1, Port Harford, in will Leave port todsy with jumber vu.n- twe dex and Eagle City, was opened again today, according to advices received today at | the local office. being fitted to go into | Los American ship William P. Frye, out 161 _days | fled on Tues. | SKIEW: Coquille River . Seattle .. Humboldt | Sydney & Way Ports. Grays Harbor .. Portland & Asforia Eureka Argo .|Sonoma ‘Westerner Costa Rica . Puget Sound Ports.....|City Topeka Portland & Astoria Jim Butler . 3 Nanaimo 3 23 Grays Harbor . . Diego & Way Por Pt. Arena & Alblon. Seattle | Grays Har | Portland & Astoria Grays Harbor . | Salina Cruz { Aumbotdt Hilo & H Portland & Way Ports. | San Pedro | Seattle Fortiand & Tahit] Kobe & Grays Har Mexican Ports {Curnca: Willapa Harbor . ‘| Daisy Miteheil, Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea Foam . 28 Arizonan Pomona Mariposa Ressie Dol ‘oronado Mar. 3 I £ 296310491009 8 = o ok bt i it s B3 8355 | Coos Bay . Breakwater 3! ment, the car turning a complete som- | ] ‘:’:;“:“’“ VL e e o R :‘ ersault and landing, bottom side up, | Portland & Astorl 4|twenty feet from where it left the| S. Dlego & Way Poru = 4 road, only to keep on running, much to | Gbtug & Japan. Mar. 4| the surprise of those who accompanied | Sesotbis . |Mar. 5 | the car on its acrobatlc feat. Senttle & ‘Tucoina. “Mar.. 8| oo~ avinnaoedii et cannn: | Seattle ellingham. .M. JMar. 5| San Pedro & Way Pis.|Coos Bay | Mar. 21 Bonrbor; schr Fred (B Sander, fom Orays Her- Willaps Harbor. Yosemite ..... [Mar. 5| “Sailea Feb 26—Stmr Helen P 3 Seattle & Tacoma.... Watson Mar. 3 Francisco; sebr Wiiliam Bowdens Tor- 'r:;-:.'-?i - ark arvester, for Port Townseund; cl - { 10 G pada, for Willipa Harbor, Rt | Destination <] _Steamer | Salls |Pier Sailed Feb 27—Schr Espada, for Willapa Har- | e g e bor; stmr G W Eider, for San Francisco; stmr | 3 Higelns Signal, for Eureta; schr Taurus, for Grays | | |Vanguard ... b A | | mmboics ; SOUTH B rrived Fed 27—Schr Meteor, Hamooldt from San Pedro; schr Advent, hence Feb 24, | | Cook By PORT TOWNS#N] Anward Feb 27— | Lo Angete Seur Spokane, from Si ‘edro, for Port Gam- 8an Diego & W ’Chins & Japan. | Hemburg & Way Mareh 1-— Los Augeles Ports. ;' 2 £ Angeles Ports. | Coquitie River ... Pt. Arena & Albion Astoria & Portiand. New York, via Ancon Seattle & Tacoma. Grays Harbor . Grays Harbor . | Westerner 18 Roanoke 13 Mareh 3— | 8an Diego & Way Pts./Santa_Rosa..|10 am| 11 Pugst; Sound Ports |City Topeka.|11 am| 9 | Grays Harbor | Beattle & Tocoma. ... Eureka 5 Los Angeles Ports..... Yosemite 0 | March 6 ] | | Coos Bay .| Breakwator ‘ 4 pm| 8 | Point Araga . 4 2 | Humboldt Corona 1:31 9 | Humbordt rgo . 5 0 | Sydney & Sonoma 2 7 Bertha ‘ " Sun and Tide United States Coast and Geodetic Survey—Time and He\lms of Tides at Fort Polnt. For City front (Mission-street wharf) add 25 minutes. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 Sun rises Sun_ sets & et T T ren | Time] , el !nmf [Timel” L w Aw | w 5:20] 2.2/11:19] 5.4 5:49] 0.1 5.3 6:30/ 0.4 50[ 7:08| 0.9 7:48] 1.4 4.6 8:28] 1.9 4.2 9:18] 24 U. s. Branch Hydrographic Office A branch of the United States Hydrographic Offce, located at the Merchante: Tachor s maintained In San Franefsco for the beneht of mariners, without regard to nationality and free of expense. Navigators are cordlally invited to visit the office, where complete sets of charts and salling directions of the world are kept at hand, for comparison and references, and ‘the latest information can always be obtained regarding ights, dangers to navigation and aly m ttors of interekt t0 ocean commerce, gihe time ball ser- vice has D KUSPen nding the reconstru tonof the tower of theercy b ‘unaln." o BURNETT, Lieatenant 0. & 5 0 1o Charge. mm;mm Feb 26, 50 posttionBr ship Bub T |P“"°4i;"1. s p Buteshire, from , in lat —Br ship Dyn trom Shlelds, for San Feaneisco, © Lt Um0 POINT LOBOS, Febr 2710 b, 97— st cleari wind XW velocity' 22 mflu S TACOMA-—Sailed Feb Hl’l Levi G Bur- gess, for San Franeisco. 5 A'r:llvld Feb fli—Fr bark Ernest Legouve, from enttle and lnmlnmbh. for San ,—s.ued Feb 21—Stmr Asuncion, for .u«l l'eb 26—Schr Delbl, for San Fran- / ASTORIA—Arrived Feb 27—Stmr J B Stet- ;u;’. 2h‘el'nro Feb 24; stmr Santa Ana, hence led Feb tmr Atlas, for San cigco. “Arrlvod Feb 27—Stmr Northland, h{nue: Feb Sulled Feb 21—Bark Chirles B. Kenney, for SIIM Flb 27—Stmr Roanoke, for San Fran- Arrlnd Feb 27—S8elr hm hence Feb D lehrmAbMC. hence Feb 12, s, 'eb 27—Bktn l‘hlillly from San Amu'lh Feb 26—Br stmr Har- led Feb 27—Stmr Harold Dol- m—mu b —Stmr . Ellzabeth, xh‘p”fuu Prien -nu'ur:mm for San SAN PIBSO—AIEIM %flfll .‘ -vhr - ’fi —flr@% . flnlul Feb FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1907 AUTO OWNERS TAKE OUT ~ “TAPS" WITH A HATCHET THEIR NEW MOTOR GARS| INTRUDER IN IS HOME = Automobile ownuu ‘were out in the| With a erl'pnon and brevity of dic- park in numbers yesterday, klnl’ {tion that partook of the passages ’o! advantage of the fine weather. the Old Testament, Gust Newman, new 1907 models and the old ones th&t deaf refugee of Columbia Sguare, de- have been repainted look exceedingly fended himself successfully in Judge | 1. A. Savage of Reno has purchased Bailed Feb 26—Ship lchl\Ifln Ihlp St. Paul | Francisco. attractive In the sunlight. If the pres- ent weather keeps up for a week the local owners will be able to get through to Del Monte. This is the objective point of many of the new owners. They all want to ml‘ke the trip to the sea. . . Frank H. Johnson of San Rafael has just purchased a big Thomas fiier. Johnson is one of the earliest enthu- siasts in the city. He has been trying out his new car and has sent in the most flattering reports to the Ploneer Automobile Company, from whom he | purchased it. 3 As soon as the roads are in con- dition Johnson will start on a tour |across the continent. He has made sev- |eral extensive trips in his automobile, | but this will be the longest one he has ever attempted. He will go without a chauffeur, as he feels it will not be a |necessity to take one along. Mrs. John- son and the baby will be the passen- gers. | his second Thomas fifer. . . The Pioneer Automobile Company re- ports the arrival of a carload of forty- horsepower Thomases, which were un- loaded yesterday. At the same time a carload of Wintons came in. All of these cars are sold. . . . Three carloads of Oldsmobiles arrived yesterday and will be unloaded this morning. All are of the touring car pattern. . The first automobile show in America was held Septémber, 1900, at the Wash- ington Park track, Chicago. Practically all of the makers then d#ng business exhibited, and it is a curious fact that of all the exhibitors the Winton Motor Carriage Company is the only one now doing business in the same product, in the same name, in the same city, and under the same owners as then. Some of the exhibitors have fallen by the wayside. Some changed from steam and electric to gasoline power. Some of them changed their names and their owners or moved from one city to an- other. Another Interesting fact is that inton cars won every race in which they started at the show .and estab- | lished a long string of records that stqod for several years. “This is a record of pioneership without parallel. . . Willtam R. Ditworth's automobile has set the pace for motor cars in the Goldfleld, Nevada, mining district. It has been in daily service since April 5, 1906, and has covered a total of 15,620 miles. It is & Winton Model K. . e . Harold Mitchell of Warm Springs, Montana, while speeding along in his Franklin runabout recently, suddenly came upon a sharp turn which he found |too abrupt to sudeessfully negotlate and | was dashed over a thirty-foot embank- ble; Br stmr Capac, hence Feb 28, for Ta- oma. Arrlved Feb 27—§chr Oceania Vance, San Pedro, Passed in Feb 27—Schr Soquel, from San Pedro, for Olympla; bark Pactolus, hence Feb 14, for Port Gamble. Salled Feb 26—Bktn Newsboy, for San Pedro, Safled Feb 27—Bktn James Johnson, for San Pedro: schr Mary E Foster, for Honoiulu. PORT BLAKELEY —Kailed Feb 27—Schr Mary | B Foster, for Honolulu, | , EVERETT—Arrived Feb 27—Schr Columbla, from San Pedro, to load for San Francisco; Br stmr Condor, from Port Hadlock, to load for West Coast. Arrived Feb 27—Fr bark Miche'st, hence Feb 15; echr James Rolph, bence Feo 18. | Satled Feb 27—Stmr F A Kilburn, for San Francisco; Br stmr Gymerle, for Viadivostok, Snlhd Feb 27—Br ship Oweenee, for Valpa- Br_stme Strathond, for Ching. o s.ned Feb 26—Bktn James Jobnson, for San edro. Arrived Feb 26—Schr Pomter. form Redondo. TATOOSH—Passed in Feb Ship Glory of the Seas, hence Feb 13, t»r Port Townsend. Passed out—Bktn \ew-ha:. for San Pedro. Passed in Feb 27—Bktn Koko Head, from San from | edro. Passed inward Feb 27—Ger stmr Sals, hence Feb 23, for Seattle; bktn Aurora, Lsnce Feb 7, for Tacoma, Passed in Feb 27—Schr Fearless, from San Pédro, for Port Townsend. 2 rnvsrzm‘ ctTY—s-llea Feb 27—Stmr W”t&) for San Franei vARD—Safled Feb ‘Z’—-Stmr Northwestern, for Seaitle. PORT GAMBLE—Arrived Feb 27—Bark Ca- rondelet, ence Feb 20. Salled Feb 27—Schr Robert Lewers, for Honolulu. Arrived Feb 27—Schr 1pohfle. from San Pe- dro: bark Pactolus, hence Feb REKA | Feb T—Blllr Francls H with ship Star of Alaska, in tow, for Le; San é‘ll.nmm sehr Fortana and’ stmrs North Fori Andl Sonth BRy. for San Francisco. Arrized Feb 27—Stmr laqua, hence Feb 26. Salled Feb at—sfl;l;l' Prentiss and stmr Ar- eata,, ne| !‘f‘m&nu—mud Feb 27—Schr Murlel, ffll’ Nansimo. pAmived Feb 27—Schr W H Talbot, for Sen KLT(‘IHKA; —S!llfi Feb 27—Stmr Cottage City, for &l PORT DLFY—SIIIM Feb 27—Stmr Ra- fur Skl RE P-md Feh 27—8tmr Acme, from Gny' Harbor, for 8an Francisco, WRANGH uilod” Feb 26 Simes Cottage Oity, for Seattle. ABERDEEN—Sailed Feb 26—Stmrs Hornet, Norwood, Crnunlll. }-e'hurl and schr John F Miller, for San F Arrfved Feb 27—Schr G W Watson, hence |- eb 14. Selled Feb 27—Stmr Santa Barbara, for San Franclsco. PORT HARFORD—Arrived Feb 26—Stmr Ar- gu wm: barge Santa Paula In tow, from Ped Saled Feb 27—Stmr Argyil, for San Fran- Santa Paul ed Feb 7St Whites- boro and stmr_Aretic, hence Feb Safled Teb 27—Stmrs James S Higging .n& Nogo, for San Franelsco PORTS- ED&DLDLU—-AMM Feb 27—Stmr Siberla, hence Feb 21 hs;lled Feb 27, 10 l m—Stmr Alameda, for San Feb 27—Stmr Siberin, for H Satled Fel e longkong. NEW !OBKu;kfled I‘lb 27—Stmr Oregonlan, o T 2—Sypr Lewls Tuckenbach, sthr mona, POIN’ Arrived Feb from Philadelphia; acoalcos. FOREIGN ?odn Sparacpiont Rt G b me wal o Y —Passed Helen ,lfi% Port Gamble, tor x«w#t' colwxnl.— 'eb 12—Br s rr-n:- Ay, = Vletnrl. Tor T K. PUNTA A;KBN vd ‘eh 22—Stmr Ovid, vALPAMlm rflnd 18—Br stmr St '%xoxo atled Feb 10—Br stmr Sikh, or New York. ud"?t*n Feh 12—Fr stmr Amiral Fourl OIU ldl Feb 10—Br -m lfl BILBA 3 Anm« Jeb 21-Br ity Haw. mi'-r"’ T CANT— Atrived Feb st Don- !oxo AMA- n—wrfi% Attle R g umw—hmm Mlll"rli- | Jumes B.!nleg o:fll’ llna of Folsom -trelont. 210 N of Twenty- Weller's department of the Police Court yesterday morning of the charge of assault to murder Alfred Buhne, @ Yyoung man who it was claimed had been too friendlly with Newman's wife. In appearance Newman has some- thing of the seer cast of countenance. His red beard is unkempt and scragsy, like Bernard Shaw’s, his voice is high- pitched, his style lucid and brief, his humor, unlike that of his playwright double, absolutely unconscious. Judge Weller appointed Attorney F¥ |4l G. Drury to defend the man, and after Buhne had told his version of the as- sault, which occurred on February 23 in Newman's little green cottage, the defendant was placed on the stand. His deafness mnde him invulnerable to interruptions. “I went home that night. I found four men In the house, drinking with my wife, and they were all tipsy. I ordered them out, but they would not 80, and I get a policeman. I want to be home with my family one night, but it is no use. The policeman make some of the men go, but this man Buhne stay. Then I order him to leave, but he takes his fist and hit me on the cheek, a glancing blow, like this.” The witness punctuated his talk with ges- tures, ample and illustrative. “I see a hatchet on the ground and I take this end, not the sharp end, and I tap him, then I tap him a little harder and he sit down and the bleed come. Attorney Drury pleaded “unwrit- ten law” and defense of home as miti- gating circumstances of the - “taps” with the hatchet, and the Police Judge released Newman, who léft the court- room with a lordly air, his Bernard Shaw beard bristling. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Willlam H. Crim and wife to Josephine E, Read, lot on SE line of Laidley street, 138 NE of Roanoke, NE 25 by SE 100; $10. Bay District Land Company to John M. Peters, lot on W _line of Fifth avenue, 150 S of B street, § 26 by W 120; $10. Thomas G. Taylor and wife to Sammel J. Sullivan -nd wife, lot on S le of Filbert -tteet. 100 W of Octavia, W 25 by S 137:6;. g“'"[ Francisco and Freme Land Comp rnest A. Herger, lo ook 3, Pat Feact Homestcad; $10, Biakic: ot it 1o Mamin lot on W line of Folk sbries, 100 N of Filbert, N 25 b 8 10. Bothin Real Estate Compan artin Kro- tnllnev lot on E lne of Van Ness avenue, 27:8 8 of Pacific, 8 50 by E 100; $10. Robert E. McLean to Gertrude G. Flint, lot on N line of Green street, 125 E of La- guna, E 25 by N 137:6; $10. 'luubeliaFoge to Willlam P. Feeny an wife, 1ot on § line of Tweaty.fourth streat, W o? Douglass, W 25 by § o ‘Wright & Sons lnvestment Com- o B Mockler, lot on W line of Thirty-elghth svenve, 244 § of B street, § 50 ¥ Sexanées ukae- 4ok wite to- Oharise G Stubr, lot on N line of Twenty-Afth street, 190:6'E of Church, E 25 by N 114: $10. Karl F. Further et al. to Michael Brueck, lofh 25 to 27, biock 503, Haley Purchase; §10. A. Rudolph to R. A. Crother, lot on witne. of Hor street, 160 8 of Garfield, S 25 by W 100; $10. Bernhard Getx aud wite to Watren P, Smith, lot on NW line of London street, 200 SW of cnm svenue. by NW 100; $10 . to Willlam P. Hill, lot on E N lige D ittsenth avenue, 177:8 S of Point § 29, E 97:10, N 12:3," W to point oppo- site beginning, W _94:5: $10. Same to Lewls D. Hili, lot on E line of Fif- venue, 148:8 S of Point Lobos, 8 29, % . N 12:10, W to point opposite begluning, ; §10. Fannle Caley to Mollle Bassett, lot 22, Lake- ot ter l\ulti"(}omf' to Wlllhm F. B. Maber, Iot 12, block Charl Barney and wite m i firies” F. g lOt on N line of Prvchl avenue, 222:10' w !hotwull*l!nm’t, W B1:5%, N 91:11%, 50:6%, “ to Charles A. Anderson, i raak Lo E 1M f_ Eleventh 1256 B Ine of Ve Avenue, 25 by E 120; $10. S of O streat, W. Dwd and wife to Erpest Arenander, lol N line of Twenty-ffth street. 132:6 W Dhmund, w N 114; § to George Schafer, by et al. lot 5 by E 122:6; St!phen S, Smith to aumm 8. Smith, lot on N Hne of Geary 56:3 W of Webster, W 27:6 5y N 118, And_ onle other place: gift. Albert Anderson to Gustaf E. unaqum and wife, commencing at a polnt 25 § of Twenty- o0 el R ¢ San Bruno avemue, E Marie A. ‘and Hans Fabden to Carl Muller, lot on B line of Niuth avenue, 250 N of I street, 25 by E 120; $10. % ine Dela- Buchanan Lewls Dusenberry and wife to Jose) more, lot og AE L’omer of Post an streets, N §7:6 b, 10. Gesche Streb m C‘llrl Gianninl, lot_on SW mmlwer! of ;";lurt and Stelner streets, S 40 by D. Sioaw to Margaret Sloan, lot on S ush street. 109 E of Van Ness avenue, 25 by § 120; glft. M-mnt Sloan to Catherine J. Sioan and wite, ; gift. Alexander J. Kosta to Katerina Kosta. lot oa E line of Seventh avenue, 150 N of B street, | N 25 by E_120: William F, Stafford to Catherine Stattord, ot | on & line of Goldes Gate avenne 181:3 Central aveove, W 25 hv S 137:6: .m. Sarah 7. Stone. to. Willlam Hanson ot al., Tot 163, irt map 2; hn Wilson and wife to Harriette E. Bridges, | lo! on E line of Laguna street, 48 § of Grove, S| 24 by F 80; gift, rld’n. ] nz J'street, E 50 by S| Same to Harriet E. Ninetesnth avenne, Wallace to Edith C. Wallace, Iot on N Jiny of Butiar etrest, §T0 of Hyde, B 26 by 2 Ciiaries A. Roller and (Fife to John T. Fitz- rald, lot on SE line of Faleon street. 118:51 W of Danvens, ST 25, SE 108.96, NE 25, NW | 1 | Emi] Blekel and wife to Paul 1. Arnerich and | wite, lot on NW line of Sixteenth street, 30 NE | of Flint, NE 28:6, XW 84:2, SW 42:8K, 'S 86; Susan Wilcox et al. to John Burgoyne, lot on SE corner of Fourth avenue and A street, S 30 by lot on 8 lne of | E 91: $10. . H. Fei (o Willlam Hale, lot 85, block | 308. O'N. & Tract, and two other pieces; $10. Mrs. L. de Nola et al. to Glenn M. Nelson, lot on E line of Forty-i Ant avenus, 50 S of S street, | S 50 by E 120; w Anna L. Sprifger, lot ou. N line ol Twenty-second street, 205 E of Castro, E 25 by N 114: 810, 1 Lom- and Jennie Friedlander to Nosh S. Fried- | . lot on N line of Washington nml 218 W Vebster, V28 by N 92:434; 510 i Jonathan Anderson -mi wife to Rnaulph H. wi { ‘.! 2% ussen, lot on S line of Twenty.second street. T8 oF Ganteo, B 25 by § 114 $10. Charles S. Henderson and wife to Je hofter, lot on SE lige of s.gn street, 105 N Sickles avene, NE 50 m: $10. an gt ol Jot oo gl’d. lm nm’fi § ot Green, 8 82:6 b; u | Hne of 87:6: | have to do I1s to send and get it. | itching and inflammation stopped SW corner of Pacific and Larkln streets, ST.8% by W 113; $10. , Laurence Lahiff to F. Gooss. lot on § line of C-go?n street, 145:3 E of Van Ness avenue, | 137:6; ts Walter V. Roblfts. lot on of Gol avenne and Fillmore streef; S 137:8 by W 137:6; $10. American Spirits Manufacturing Company to E. R. Lilientbal. lot on NW_corner Lombard and 12:6 by X 275: §10. August and Jenmie M. Brucker to Agostine and Catterina Caprinolo, Iot on W line of Baker street, 30 N of Geary, N 32:6 by W 65:9; §10. Stephens Engelbrecht to Ida Engelbrecht. h-(» ou SW line of Ninth street, 225 SE of Brramt, SE, 25 by SW 100; gift. Ao Bigger to Edna V. Nichols. lot om w Ilnc of Lexington avenue, 85 § of Nineteenth, 8 25 by W S0; $1 S Joun’and Bmily &. Roberts fo Charles T. and Anna Nelson. Jot on N line of \innfenlh street, 340 B of Dolores, E 27 by N 100; $10. James H. Creman et al. m James F. and | Warhurst, lot on B line of Twenty- | tecond avenue, 100'S of Lake street, S 28 by | Cnlrlotte Corpell to Ella .. Baker., lotton W line_of Seventh avenue, 225 X of J sireet, N 25 | by_W 120; $10. - William C. and Sarah J. Hamerton to Frank Meley. lot 13, Woodward Sudbivisien, lots 408 to McCarthy Company to G. 30 and 40, block D, Lakeviow': $10. Thomas' and Mary Meyers to Margaret Kel- Hher, lot on ¥ ime_of Trumbull street, 535 B | of Congdop, E 25 by N 8§0: $10. Michael and Rnuu Muller to Adolf and Anua Thieler, lot on SW line of Fl!(ecmh avenne South, 25 SE of N street, SE 25 b, Edmund and Henrlettd Graf (u lot on W line of Butler street, SW ;;snn!. NW 20:1%, 8 92:5%, E 24:6, | Charlotte Comell to Ella L. Baker. cur- | | | A. Bonzani, lots int., tis & Morse, by S 100, lots 31 to 34, blocl (A snan:.eu First Addition; $10. A. H. Powers Jr. to Frank H. Powers, lot | on NB nu of Folsom and W line of Shotwell | t W62, NW 116, NE 98:9, NE 61:2, SE | 227 Berpbard Getz and wife to Anato Fmsolh et al, Iut on N line of Sagamore street. 130 | W of Capitol avenue. W 80 by N 123: $10. | Lot LAurent and wife to Alva B. Clute et al. on NE corner of Twentysixth md Ellen | and | thm other pleces Sarah A. Austin to L. Laurent. lot on SW corner of Twenty- nnh and Homestead streets, | W 65 by 8 125 $10. Henry M. and George L. Whitely to Willlam G Stafford. Iot on S liue dway. 150 W of B’l‘oderlcl street, W 60 by 8 1 John C. Turner and wife to Wil son and wife, lot_15. block 4, Mission Ge e H. Buckingham to Ella M. Carpenter, | lot on W line of Twenty-sixth avenue, 150 S | of O street, S 25 by W 120: Bernhard Getz and wife to nm 0'Sulltvan, | lot 47, block 33, Oity Land: $10. | Homestead Realty Company to Ellen G. Lund, lot on SE line of Moscow street, 215 N of | Russia, NE 25 by SE 100; $10. 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Ba on E Itne of Eighteenth avenue. 146:1 § of Calf- fornia street, S 23 by B 120; $10. Building Contracts Mary Reno with E. S. Fyfe & Co.—To érect & story and a balf cottaze on lot 26, block C. French & Gfiman Tract: $2 Minnie Jacobs with Bisck Brothers—To erect on SE corner of S 190 by B 30; mth and Harrison streets, $9366. \lw‘l‘l‘fl NOTICES MISSION Chapter No. ™, R. A. M. Special meeting THIS (THURS DAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock: & Master degree. By order R. 8. ALLEN, Secretary. SOUTH San rnnelw Lodge No. 212, F. and A. M. rc fal meeting THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Third Degree. Master Ma- sons cordially lnv(ud MULLER, W. M. WM. J. B. wul\!u Secretary. fl'pm:smm Lodge No. 354, F. and A. M., King Sdomnn s Hall, mcn st n-mnsm\' l:\x:\l\f; invited. Master Masons cerdml ELTINE, Seeretary. B. L. rml:u‘n Lodge 120, F. and A. o. peciai meeting THIS (THURS: D\Y) E‘E““’n.x! T o'clock. See- ond degree. Fellowcraft Masons cor- flla].\y invited. By order of the W. M. FREDERICK BARRY, Secretary. MASTER Mariners' t-tinx parlor, 1160 Valencia St pear 334, All members | are requested to be present, * for the purpose of attendin rhe funeral of one @eceased brother. LEONA! CHRISTENS By order of the president. L. TRAUNG, Ree. See. Blf‘(‘FR‘ and Stevedores’ Unton—Members, tention. Special advertised meeting THI B& D\\ EVENING, February 28, at Eagles' Hall, Market st., near Valencla. Special order of business, § p. m. By order of P. D. HARTHORN, President. JOHN H. DOLAN, Rec. and Corr. See. ANNUAL MEETING PAAUHAU SUGAR PLAX. TATION COMPANY—The annual meetin, the an'mld!rI of the PAAUHAU SU PLANTATION COMPANY will be beld on SATURDAY. March 2, 1907. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m.. at the office of the com- any. 2023 Californta st.. San Franctseo, Cal. or the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Transfer books will close on Wednesday, February 20, 1907, at the hmr of 3 o'clook P- m. By order of th & H. W. n)us. Secretary. NNUAL MEETING HAKALAU PLANTATION COMPANY—The annual meeting of the stoek- holders of the HAKALAU PLANTATION COMPANY will be held on WEDNESDAY. March 8, 1907, at the hour of 11 ocmn‘ ri at the office of the company, st.. San Franelseo, Cal., for of electing directors for the nm.ru enr, and tor the transaction of sueh other business as may come before the meeting. Transfer hooks will close on Saturday, Feb- ruary 23, 1907, at the hour of § o'clock p. m. H, W. THOMAS. Secretary. NUAL meeting Oceanie " Steamablp Compe he annual meeting of the stockholders of Qevante Steamahip’ Company will be “eld on AY. March 12, 1907, at the hea of 11 oy g officg of the co 5% Clay st.. San Francisco, Cal., for té purpose of electing directors for the ensuing sear and for the transaction of such other husiness as may come before tie meeting. Transfer books will close on Saturday, March 2, 1907, @& the By order of the Fresi- W. THOMAS, Secretaty- A hour of 3 o’clock p. m. dent. H. Dated Feb. 28, 1007. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL- ROAD COMPANY A speetal mesting of the steckboliers of | Northwestern Pacif {Beld ‘at the office % the Company, 1043 in the James Ficod bailding. arket street. in the City and Franeisco In_the being the principal place of business of sal | gorporation, wnd n.mf the bulldiug where 4 said thon 2 meet, on the: Boil day"of Apeh, 1907, at | B af 13 o/ ik o o conaidue 4 :lr" the proposition to m-to a bonded indebt-| ness of sall eorporation, ¥ he aggregate, of ThirtyAve Million Doilars (825,000,600) in Gold Coin of the United States & portion of which i o be' used in retiFing ex- isting bonded indebtedness). and to increase the bonded indebtedness of said up_to the amount. in_the aggregate. of Thirty-five in Gold Coin of tHe United States, and to seenre the sald | bonded indebtedn by a mortgage or deed of | trust npon the roads, franchises and erty of the company now owned or hereafte: acquired, and the jncome thereof, or sueh past ze or deed of trust: and to determine the and terms of said bonds and morty or deed of trust, and to authorize the Board of Directors to take all such action as they may deem neceseary or expedlent in the premises. 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