The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

proposed for membership. The commo- dore stated that the submarine mine area extends from the Sausalito ferry slip to a green buoy, placed by the United States thence to Point, Cayallo.
 Arthur. D. Naylor's sloop, Twilight started from Sausalito at 1O;30 a. m; on Friday, June 10, and reached Napa City at p. m the same day. On the l2th she sailed down to Napa, where Arthur Inkersley., who had left her at Napa City. rejoined her. She reached Collinsville on the 18th, Walnut Grove on the 14th and 18th
 The San Francisco Yacht Club will hold regatta at SauSalito on Sunday, June 26. open to boats belonging to any of the clubs in the Pacific Interclub Yacht As sociation. The course will depend upon instructions received from the United States engineers charged with the laying of submarine mines in the harbor, and will be pointed out to yacht-owners on ed into four classes; there will be no time allowances and the first boat to cross the finishing line will take the first prize: Entry cards should be filled out and sent to Secretary C. B. Hill, Merchants EX- change, not later than June 21.
 The class flags won at the CorinthIan regatta were presented last Sunday Ihe sloops Clara and Iruant went out cruis- Arcturus is out on a two weeks trip ana E. F. Sagers sloop Edna is in sailing trim agaln. ..
 Andrew Thorne. vice-presdent of the Corinthians, not having put the yaWl Seven Bells into commission this season has sent in his resignation, but the dl. month. The sloop Cisne, with w. C. Howe and l.. E. Hart, starts to-day on a two weeks cruise.
 Last sunday Commodore J. s. Hanley of the Encinals cruised. to Baden 1n the sloop Spray, having on board MT. and Mrs. John Phelps, MT. and Mrs. Meredith MT. and Mrs. Stanley Clark E, .,e Messrs. ef $ r,s ilton and c. c. Hanley. The sloop Spray R; Mtchell's sloop Pawn and C. Thorn schooner Fearless will cruise to McNear the 18th for an up-river cruise E. K Taylor's yawl Emerald, after being reno vated and overhauled. is now 1n commls- sion.
 T. L. Taylor's sloop Occident now has her mast and bowsprit in place; when she is ready to sail a crew. will be picked lenge. sent in for the Perpetual Trophy now held by the Corinthians. B. ". Rob- sons sloop Volante, formerly of the En- cinals, is now at her moorings near the first cruise of the season to McNear's to- morrow. Allen M. Clay's sloop Sea Fox recently cruised as far as Rio Vista with J. Ruggles and two friends; she encoun- tered very rough weather and high sea in Suisun Bay on her return, coming down under double reefs. She will cruise morrow. Thelma has not been out since the day of the California regatta. Secre- hauled out on the spit and has had her bottom scraped and painted; she will start about the middle of July. for two or three weeks cruise up the Sacramento River. Frank Moffitt's launch Augusta Is laid up at Petersen's. w. H. Gould's sloop Corinne, Carl A. Tarnberg's sloor Mist; Harry W. Brydges, sloop Hope, A R. Wilson's yawl Pilgrim, and w. L. Prather's launch Ell Casador were out last Sunday. The California fleet will cruise to McNears this afternoon under command of Vioe-Commodore G. B. Ed gar. The following yachts will probably follow the flagship Sappho: Harry w