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, 1901-01-30
THE lie PASSED
STEPHENS OF TEXAS AND FLYNN
OF OKLAHOMA COME
TOGETHER.
"A Threatening Scene Which Ended
in Laughter-Nobody Was Hurt
Trouble Arose Over a Clause in a
Bill Concerning Indian Lands
Charge of Surreptitious Insertion
Of a Clause.

washington, Jan. 29.-When the
house met today Mr.. Stephens of Tex.
as arose to a question of privilege in
connection with the exchange which
took place between himself and Mr..
Gym, the delegate from Oklahoma,
when the direct lie was almost passed.
just prior to adjournment yesterday
Mr. Stephens read the language used by
Mr.. Flynn in which the latter charged
that Mr.. Stevens had surreptitiously
inserted in the bill to ratify the agree.
ment with the Kiowa and Comanche
Indians, which became a law June 6,
1900, a clause giving white settlers the
right to take up such of these Indian
lands as contained minerals.
Mr.. Stephens said it was unfortu-
nate for Mr.. Flynn that he himself had
introduced a bill in January. 1900,
which contained the identical langu.
age which he now charged was surrep-
titiously inserted in the bill. He in
dignantly repealed the i%nsinuation, to
which Mr.. Flynn had given utterance.
The Lie Almost Direct.
Mr.. Flynn arose and declared in ever
more specific language than he used
yesterday that when the bill passed no
one on the floor except Mr.. Stephens
knew the section was in the bill.
would we have allowed a section to
go in," he asked, (which permitted to
take without compensation lands we
were alloting to the T%ndians?"
Didn't you introduce a bill contain
similar language" asked Mr.. steph,
ems, who now confronted the irate Ok
lahoma delegate across the aisle.
81 had sufficient confidence in the
gentleman at that time" retorted Mr.,
Flynn. What led to the investigation
which unearthed the facts" he contin'
ued, was that the moment the bill
passed the gentleman from Texas tele'
graphed his friends to go into the
lands and locate claims"
did you not telegraph your
friends?" i%nterposed Mr.. Stephens.
Eyes, that the bill had passed, but
insist that the investigation develop
ed the fact that the gentleman from
Texas was the only member of either
house who knew the mining clause was
in the bill"
, 1901-01-30
The Loss is 6 8 900.

The detailed account of the insur-
ance and estimated on the loss by fire
place the total loss of property at s6S2,-
900, with 5000, 900 insurance. Frankels
estimated their loss at $i5O,OOO, over
ed by $500, 900 insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
UNIVERSITY CADETS
WILL BE REVIEWED
Ceremonial Affair at Berkeley to Be
Followed Later by Reception
and Ball.

Colonel George William Bauer, COM
mander Of the Alumni Commissioned ON
GERS Association of the University Of
California, will review the regiment of
University Cadets at Berkeley tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. The ceremonies
will consist Of review and parade The
commander of the association, which is
composed Of the retired officers OF the
University Cadets. reviews the regiment
twice year and forwards a report of the
condition of the organization to Benjamin
1de Wheeler, president of the university.
The following named staff officers will
accompany the colonel on the ceremonial
visit:
Lieutenant O. II. Murphy. Major Percival
Dolrnan. Major W. A. Brewer. Captains ]. W.
s. Butler William Jurgens F. A. Denicke, 3.
L swsyle X; L Logan. X, Kelly 4. G
MCGEE J. D. Hatch and ]. Gaiiasher
From the report of Lieutenant Colonel
M. p. Maus, U. S. A., inspector general
Of the Department of California, the fol-
lowing is taken in relation to the Alumni
Commissioned Officers Association:
1 was present at banquet given by the
Alumni Association OF the Cadet Officers of
stoned by the Governor OF the State as officers
OF the National Guard, and was impressed by
the deep and intelligent interest and progress
s!ve spirit shown by Its members. as well as
They are evidently endeavoring and desirous
IN every way to encourage the Spirit Of mill
plsh much 70 that end.
The association will give reception and
military ball in Golden Gate Hall on the
night Of February 7, next, The commit
tee In charge will endeavor to make that
affair the swellest military function given
In this city in years.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
NOME CRAFT ARCTIC SWINGS INTO
BARK EDMOND ROSTAEND IN FOO
No Lives Are Lost and Neither Vessel Seriously Damaged but
the Rosand May Go the Drydock for OvertauingShp
Santa Clara Is Picked Up in the Mist Towed Into Port

San Mateo.. for Nanaini6; stmr Santa Rosa. for
Arrived Nov so-stmr Santa Rosa. from San
PORT rowNsEND-Passed in Nov so-stmr
sA% No1 Yor seSa Corona
for Ballard; stmr Aberdeen, for San Francisco;
stmr ST. Santa Barbara. for San Francisco; schr
GRAYs HARBoR-sa Nov 2s-stmr
sehr Lilebonne. % for San San Francisco; = schr Sailor
Boy. for San Francisco.
Pedro; schr Halcyon. hence Nov 20: schr
James A Garfield, hence Nov 26.
SOUTH BEND-sailed Nov S0-schr Advent.
Arrived Nov 2o~stmr Rival hence Nov a.
EASTERN PORT.
N NEW YoRK-Arriyed Nov 2s-Br strnr Cum
FOREIGN PORTS.
CALLAo-Arrived Nov 25-Nor ship Mar
sHiELDsxrrived Nov 27-Br stmr Kaisow.
FALMoUTH-Arrived Nov 2s-Br bark Mo
HONGKoNG-Arrived Nov 27-Br stmr EN-
press Of Japan. from, Vancouver. Nov 20
NEWCASTLE. .Aus-Arrived Nov 1s-Br ship
Agnes so Oswald. from Sydney:
for Tacoma Nov 15-Dutch stmr Folmina. for
vancouver, via Java:
stern, for Oregon. Nov ss-stmr Acapulco. for
NEWCASTIE, Aus-Sailed NOV zS-Br ship
ACAPULCO-Arrived Nov 2s-stmr Newport
hence Nov IS. Nov 2+Br bark Anderinha,
from Newcastle. Aus.
NANAIMo-sailed Nov ao-stmr American.
AUCKLAND-saiIed Nov so-stmr sonoma,
SANTA ROsALiA-saiIed Nov 2s-schr Vol
unteer. for Willapa Harbor.
swANsEA-sailed Nov so-Fr bark sainte
Anne. for San Francisco
YOKOHAMA - Sailed Nov 2s-Br stmr
Oopack. for Seattle.
:. .MgSRRSo,R4AdNS..sallSd SRS, Nov s7-sr 'tmr oeeano'
HAMBURG-Sailed Nov 2s-Ger bark Alta
lanta. for Santa Rosalia.
VALPARAISO-Sailed Nov S-Br bark Don
ma Francisco. for Oregon.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov S-s;mr Mime
Sailed Nov 3o-Stmr Buenos Ayrean. for
Glasgow; stmr Campania, for Liverpool: stmr
Graf Waldersee. for Hamburg. via Plymouth
Rotterdam; stmr Astoria, for Glasgow; stmr
Menominee, for London.
Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Umbria, from Liver
pool and Queenstown.
Gaelic, from San Francisco. via Honolulu. for
Hongkcnc.
Sailed Nov so-stmr ClaverinE. for Tacoma
ST VINCENT-Arrived prior TO Nov 30-Stmr
Glamorganshire. from Portland Or. via Coro-
GLAsGow-Arriyed Nov sc-stmr Poneran-
ian. from Montreal.
LIvERPooL--Arrived Nov so-stmr Bowie.
Sailed Nov 3o-stmr Lucania, for New York
ANTWERP-Sailed Nov 3o-stmr Southwark
cHERBoURG-saile Nov 3o-stmr st Paul.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Nov 30-Stmr Etru-
ria. from New York. for Liverpool
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
STEALS GASOLINE LAUNCH.
Harry Baldwin Accused Of Taking
Small Vessel.

A man who gives his name as Harry
Baldwin is wanted at the Harbor police
station on a charge of grand larceny He
is accused of stealing a gasoline launch,
but his friends deny every accusation.
1t was only two weeks ago that Baldwin
left here as Goodrich. but landed Ill
Stockton under his original name. Un-
der that cognomen he travelled the county
over and finally made arrangements with
Hugh McDade to purchase the gasoline
launch Gazelle The boat happened to
be on the Mokelumne River. in charge OF
George Peters. It was long way there
from Stockton, but Baldwin succeeded In
making the journey and also secured
possession of the launch. Since then re
has been having a splendid time on the
river, and many a riverside Inn regrets
his call.
McDade has been chasing the launch
by telephone and telegraph ever since
she disappeared. but to-day was the first
occasion on which he got any trace OF
her. The GazeiIe Is on the water front.
but her owner will have tc identify her.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
RUMMAGE SALE IN AID
OF FoUNDLIN9Y HOME
Donations by Charitable People Are
Sold to Swell the Building

The directors of the Foundlings' Home.
at 913 Golden Gate avenue, began a rum
mage sale Of odds and ends In the inter-
ests of that institution at 531 Fourth street
yesterday. The sale Is In charge of Miss
A. N. Pugh. matron OF the home, and Mrs.
H b. Goodwin.
The proceeds Of the sale will be de-
voted.to the purchase of new home. The
fund for that purpose Is not very large,
and as new quarters Is an absolute ne
cessity, every expedient Is being resorted
to in order to swell the fund. The rum
mage sale was decided upon. The result
was numerous donations Of clothing of
every description and odds and ends from
benevolent people. The sale began at
noon, and after that hour the crowds
OF buyers were enormous. The articles
are first class and are being sold at the
lowest figures.
The sale will continue till Wednesday or
Thursday. Residents who are interested
In charitable work are requested to do
nate articles for the sale.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
ToWed Into Port.

The Alaska Packers Associations s
Santa Clara was towed into port yester-
day by the steam schooner Iaqua- The
latter vessel was on her way down the
coast and heard the fog signals from the
ship. The latter was anxious TO make
port. as she had the last Of the season $
catch-4S,36s cases and 142 barrels-aboard
and vessels in the bay were waiting for
the consignments. In consequence Cap
tain Lindburg was more than anxious
to make port. Not a towbost could be
seen in the offing, and when the Iaqua
came along It did not take long 10 make
a bargain over the price OF tow. The
Santa Clara came in without any trouble
and docked ar the company's wharf be-
fore even the agents knew she was in
port.
The Santa Clara made q quick run down
the coast and was of the llghtship on
November "a She was driven of I'm the
southeaster and only made Bolinas yes
terday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

mush" yesterday and last even
IT. ing 1t was almost impossible to
IL see a boats length.
The steam schooner Arctic ran
down the French bark Edmond Rostand
IN the early morning hours. while the En-
cinal and Albatross came together in the
fog. Many a vessel had a narrow escape
and the fog signals were blown in all di-
rections, from Hunters Point to the Mer-
chants Exchange outlook station at Point
Lobos
During the day the ferry-boat Tiburon
had to make a second attempt at her f1rst
landing. The Encinal was nearly half an
hour reaching her slip, and the Piedmont
had q similar experience.
The Oakland and the San Rafael came
very near colliding when they reached
this city at o'clock in the evening. Each
boat missed her slip, one going too high
and the other too low.
The Kimball Steamship Company's Arc
tic arrived from Nome and way ports
early in the morning. On her way down
the coast she stopped at Astoria, and
after leaving the Columbia River was
caught in the southeaster and had very
rough experience. Making port in the fog,
Captain Erickson decided that 1t was bet
ter to come to an anchor. The Arctic
was accordingly hove to and the anchor
dropped. When she swung with the tide,
however, she was right under the quarter
of the French bark Edmond RostandA The
latter was raked and the Arctic suffered
considerably about her upper works and
rigging, but apart from that she is as
sound as a dollar. The Rostand may have
to be sent to the drydock for an overhaul
ing.
During the midday hours the fog lifted
and ferry boats and tugs had chance
to save steam. That is. they did not have
to blow a warning blast every minute.
At p. m. the mist settled down again.
however. and hardly ferry boat on the
regular run made time. The broad gauge
boats made the narrow gauge slip and the
Tiburon boat made Sausalito, while Cap
tain Mckenzie, for the first time In his
life. went on the wrong side of Alcatraz.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED ss.-
Saturday. November 90
stmr Arctic. Erickson. ~ days from As
stmr Crescent City, Payne. 50 hours from
stmr Brunswick. Anderson. n hour, from
stmr Signal. BendegsTd. days f from 8 sff% Port
land.
s,mr 1aaua. Gunderson. q hours from Eu.
relka.
.stmr Geo Loomis. Bridget. - hours from
Ship Santa Clara, Lindberx. q days from
schr Newark. craurle. 40 hours from Little
River,
CLEARED.
! =. Saturday. November 80
stmr santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego;
.Br ship Baisore. Lloyd. Liverpool: W Nc.
Br ship sr,sish Isles. Sanders. Queenstown;
Eppinser q Co. ..r
Saturday. November 30.
Stmr Point Arena. Hansen, Mendocino,
stmr Washtenaw, Parker. Tacoma
stmr Eureka. lessen. Eureka.
stmr Santa Ana. Strand. Seattle.
schr Jennie Wand. christensen. -.
. Schr Maksoutoff. Gale. Manila. -
= SPOKEN.
No dhts, lat 4 n. lon 10 w-Tr bark Mar
Nov 3: la. s, lon 81 w-sr. ship 1.omene.
No date. lat 1s 8. Ion "a w-Ger bark See
fahrer. from Antwerp. for San Francisco.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOs. Nov 30. 10 n--weather
DOMESTIC PORTS.
AsToRIA-Arrived Nov so-stmr Eimore.
from Tilamook; stmr Chico, hence Nov al;
schr Wing and Wing. towed In by U 8 stmr
Manzanita. short OF provisions.
Sailed Nov 30-Stmr SeQuoia, for San Fran
cisco; stmr Lakme. for San Francisco; Br ship
Leyland Brothers. for Queenstown: Ger ship
Nesia, for Queenstown: Nor stmr Horda, for
Manila; Br stfnr Langbank for st Vincent.
Latter reported outside leaking; tugs will stand
by until morning.
EUREKA-Arrived Nov so-stmr Homer,
hence Nov 20: stfnr San Pedro. hence Nov 2s;
Br bark Aberysthwith Castle. from Sydney.
Sailed Nov 30-Stmr Pomona, for San Fran
cisco; schr FALCON, for San Pedro
SAN DIEGO Sailed Nov se-Aus strnr Marie.
for Nanaino: Br bark Formosa, for San Fran
Sailed Nov so-Br bark Sierra Blanca. for
sirATTLE~ Sailed Nov so-stmr Prosreso.
NEAH BAY-Passed outward Nov so-ship J
TACoMA-Arrived Nov so-Br lstmr dienogfs,
from Hongkong; stmr Asuncion. from San
sailed Nov so-Br ship oarsdaie. for Queens
'yPoRTLAND-saiied Nov so-schr Joseph
Russ. for Honolulu; stmr Indrapurs. for Hong
PORT PORT Los ANaELEs--ssi Nov so-stmr
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Quick Work With Burglar.

Frank Wilson, who was caught early
yesterday morning in A. Lubeck's lew
eIry store, 4 Sixth street, with eighteen
watches in his pockets by Policeman Fon-
tans, appeared before Judge Conlan yes
terday on the charge of burglary. He
wanted to plead guilty but after hearing
the testimony of the arresting officer and
5eweler the Judge held him to answer be-
fore the Superior Court In $1,000 bonds He
refused to admit that Frank Wilson was
his true name.
Q =
property at IS to 81 Boardman place. near Bry
ant street; lot 25x137:6. with 7-room house ar
s31 Haight street, lot 25x75. and two fats, at
46 Ritch street: Mission business property and
Park Lane Tract lots.
The San Francisco Architectural Club
has opened rooms at IA McAllister street
for the use of the club.
The remainder of the Piper estate prop
critics will be auctioned by g. II. Umbsen
G. Co. on December 16.
Archibald c. Gunter, the playwright.
has purchased half-interest In the prop-
erty at the northwest corner of Front
and Jackson streets for $17,500 The lot
is 45:10x137:8.
A company capitalized at $1,000,0O0 has
been incorporated at Los Angeles to de-
velop a tract of between 400 and 500 acres
at Hollywood.
The Los Angeles papers report that
there Is a building boom that extends
throughout Southern California
The Delaware Hotel In Los Angeles, on
Broadway near Sixth street, has been sold
by Harry Gray to II. T. Kendall for $780,
900. The lot Is 60x125 feet. One hundred
acres bounded by Vermont avenue and
Hoover, Ninth and Pico streets, Los An
geles, brought $125,o00.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Water Front Notes.

The smokestack lost by the tug Sea
King while towing the ship Pegasus dur
ing the recent gale was recovered yester-
day by divers. The stack went TO the
bottom of the bay and men had to go
down and recover II.
Martin l.. Welch of the Harbor Hospi-
tai and Miss Fannie Huwe were married
Thanksgiving evening. The happy couple
are spending their honeymoon In Salinas.
The Argyll will be due from Panama
tomorrow morning. and the Nippon
Maru from the Orient tomorrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Merchandise for Tahiti.

The steamer Australia, which sailed Friday
for Tahiti. carried . general cargo valued at
S36, 7ss, exclusive Of two shipments Of Chilean
dollars, valued at $346s. The cargo included
the following merchandise and produce:
l2oo6 lbs bread. 252 ctls barley. 80 pkgs beer
o515 lbs bran, 1928 lbs beans, 1901 lbs butter
81 crs bicycles and sundries. i23 cs coal oil, s5
cs canned goods, 213 lbs cheese. $3.50 lbs coffee.
1876 lbs dried fruit. 1o2 pkgs dry goods, "a pkgs
drugs. 1855 bbls -four. 229 pkgs fruit and vege-
tables i04 pkgs furniture, S0s pkgs groceries
and provisions. 1876 pkgs hardware. 6 cs har-
cs liquors. 1891 It 4241 pkgs lumber, 4 pkgs
machinery. 80 pkss miliwork. SOC lbs nuts. l5
ers % % a ana o s pxss ae paints I'm AND
barley, l23 coils rope. 70 cs soap, ISL cs n
pkgs salmon, 20 CO shoes i155 lbs salt. 525a lbs
wagon material. 20 ctis wheat. 1882 gals wine.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Shdndhdn FIOriSf GO.
w ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS
Prices Reasonable.
IO7 POWELL ST.sraELuS sSxSx. 5ose
Longest Gravel Tunnel.

The Colfax Sentinel says that bond
has beer closed by Salt Lake people for
tho Spanish quartz ledge at Forest Hill.
The French company at the Red Point
mine is working at a distance of more
than three and a half miles from the
mouth % the tunnel, which is more than
unnel IN the world The mill at the
Washington quartz mine near Forest Hill
is running steadily. Tunnels have been
run 20 the distance of 1890 feet and five
drifts have been opened. The report is
contradicted that the Ralston Divide COM
pany will abandon fits mine.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
A c.nsraI Cargo for Liverpool.

The British ship Balasore was cleared yes
terday for Liverpool with SIS cs canned fruit
for Glasgow. Scotland, valued at s1725, and a
general cargo for Liverpool. valued at s2o5, sos.
consisting OF the following:
oss cs canned fruit, 25,o15 cs canned sal-
mon 100 cs honey 3i,667 ctls barley, ,79J ctls
wheat and 5000 II lumber as dunnage.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
An Additional Manifest.

In addition to cargo previously reported the
steamer Palena, which sailed Friday for VAL
paraiso and way ports, carried the following
cargo for Mexico. valued at $315s.
l4S cs canned fruit. rs pkgs groceries and pro-
visions 720 lbs Goldfish, 1464 ibis ham and
bacon 10 cs ginger ale. 90 cs fish OIL 1857 lbs
raisins, 0 pkgs machinery. 1860 lbs rice, Is cs
salmon 1876 lbs bread. 1898 lbs dried fruit
16,e4S lbs bluestone, so crs potatoes and onions
10 bbls -four. 400 lbs tea. So gals wine. coils
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
perelict skifP Picked Up.

Giuseppe Bozzard a Portuguese fish
erman, found a fat-bottomed red skin
in the ocean a short distance south OF
the Cliff House and towed 1t TO the foot
Of Union street, where the skif awaits
its owner. There was nothing about the
craft by which II could be Identified.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

The inspiration of oxygen has permitted
aeronauts to ascend TO heights where
their lives would have been unsafe had
these high regions. The oxygen
Is breathed In through q tube held to the
mouth
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The British ship British Isles was cleared
yesterday for Queenstown for orders with
70 o2s ctis wheat, valued at ssI. 200. and $1,000
It lumber dunnage, valued at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
Steamer.
Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic Office, q. 9. ~. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal
November 90 1901
The Time Bail on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon TO-DAY
!. e., at noon Of the 1zoth meridian. or ct
p. M. Greenwich mean time.
w. H. sTANDLEY,
Lieutenant. U. s. Navy. in Charss
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

T T Greaves & ", Cal
II D Lazelle. Vallejo
w D Pealer, Duluth
K H Plate, San Jose
z Kirkman. Oakland
T r Devlin. Vallejo
E II Vance & W, Oakld
Miss z 8 Vance, Oakld
J Rush & W. r Vista
H z Grimmensten. Cal
G A Vance, Stockton
@ A Gait. San Leandro
Mrs II BaechteI. Niles
Miss E Baecktel. Niles
G G Stroop, Chicago
r E Hutchinson & ",
Fresno
T Lazell. Michigan
w Z MAIDEN q W, Cal
w j Ray. Stockton
w 8 Budges. San Jose
F Haywood, Stanford
G. r Porter. San Fern
G II Glide & ", Sacto
z W Howard, SnMateo
F S whitwell. Boston
+ Hewlett. Napa
NJ z Holmes, San Jose
Mrs E A Seelye. Mass
Miss Seelye, Mass
Miss r Guiltenan, Cal
C F Weber. Oakland
C z Anthony & W. Cal
Mr. & Mrs Johns, Cal
Z W McGraw. Oakland
Z r Rowland. Oakland
Miss e McGraw. Oakld
Miss s McGraw, Oakld
Miss z Rowland. Oakld
T b Hutchins. Berkely
F II Mcconnell. Berkly
HOUSE.
T f McDoraid q W,
New York
A W Smith & ". Cal
F NJ Anderson. Berkiy
G A Morgan. s Rafael
A McForney. s Rafael
Mr. Mccormack, S Rail
A r Gurr. Merced
NJ Schuler. Merced
A L Richards, Illinois
Mrs A Ziegler & 2 ch,
White Oaks
Mrs G. Leon. " Hamp
r W Ozman & W, Cal
d A Townsend, Texas
r Jones, Houston
W c Barnard. Mill Val
C II House. MIL Vally
w Knapp, Chicago
L worrell. Chicago
J Curl. Chicago
Mrs o 81 Mcconnell,
Seattle
Mr. & Mrs Slnes, " 7
j II Dixon, Boston
y II Dixon Jr, Boston
A Smith & W. Boston
HOTEL.
r d Meyer, Stanford
X w Brown q W, Cal
Miss Barrett, Stanford
z Gueclin & W, Mexico
w II Hanson a ". Cal
J B Eames. Cal
A A Curtis & W, Cal
I NJ Taylor, n Y
z NJ Green, Toledo
+ F Short. Fresno
II T Barrett, n Y
M N Gerhard, " 7
II II Dana, Alameda
Mrs r NJ Cults, Cal
F S Noble, Ogden
w e Miles & w, Oakld
,RN HOTEL.
W Sheldon. N 7
+ Stayner, Victoria
Mrs B Theodore, " 7
c ] Rhein, Sacto
] de Roca, Berkeley
] 8 levin. vacaville
T G Griffin, Mare Isld
F L Horning. Cal
r Altman, Cal
II Hope. Reno
A-~tA r. 49,
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay Published by official au-
thority Of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharD about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
tho height Of tide Is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

The men who succeed are those who ar
rive promptly on time.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United gtates Coast and Gcodetio Survey
Times and Heights Of High and Low
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
SUNDAY, DECEMBER l.

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day. except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are In
addition to the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey charts. except when a minus 70
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by the
charts. Tho plane Of reference IL the mean OF
the lower low waters.
Steamer Movements.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01

Y- OG on the bay was "as thick as
mush" yesterday and last even
ing 1t was almost impossible to
IL see a boats length.