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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20

The French bark La Bruyere, now
out 35 days from Port Los Angeles for
Astoria was quoted for reinsurance
yesterday at Is per cent. Grave anx-
iety is felt for the vessel, for with the
southeasterly winds that have prevailed
almost ever since she left the southern
port she should have made fast pas
sage. There have been some unusually
heavy gales since the Bruyere sailed
and unless she shows up very shortly
her reinsurance cost will take a rapid
rise. She went to Port Los Angeles
from Cherbourg and was a long time
on the way. A high rate of reinsur
ance was paid on her and it was some
thing Of surprise when she showed
up. She had been unable to round
the Horn and had turned back, COM
ing to this coast by way of the Cape
of Good Hope. She is notorious as
sluggish sailer, but her present trip is
unaccountably slow. The Bruyere was
built in 1899 at Nantes and is a vessel
of 1873 tons register
Nothing has been heard yet of the
overdue w. F. Babcock, now out 1873
days from Baltimore for this port She
is quoted at 20 per cent. The other
Overdues are quoted as follows: Theo-
dor, 80 per cent; Robert Rickmers, Is
per cent; General Mellinet, 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
WILL 'BEAUTlFY
CHOICE SECTION
Improvement Club Is Organized
by Representative Men Dwell
ing in Pacific Heights District
PROMISE OF ENTERPRISE
Senator Perkins Introduces a
Measure in Congress ApprO-
priating $4,000 for PresidiO

In response TO a call made by
Vanderlyn Stow, Livingstone jerks,
Wallace Bradford and George w.
Turner a meeting of the residents of
the Pacific Heights district was re-
Gently held at the United Crafts and
Arts Hall, on Preside avenue, for the
purpose of organizing a Pacific Heights
Improvement Club. George w. Turner
was chosen temporary chairman and
Erwin NJ. Cooper temporary secretary.
Judge John r. Aitken, E. D. Bullard
and William Romayne were appointed
a committee on constitution and by
laws.
After an animated discussion on the
needs of the district, it was resolved to
postpone any action for permanent Of
ficers until the regular meeting, on the
first ~''Nsday in March.
The district embraces the territory
bounded by California, Central avenue,
Preside avenue and the Presidio on the
north; also the district south of Union
street and Immediately adjoining the
Presidio on the east.
This is one of the strongest improve
ment clubs that has been organized in
some time, and it's membership en-
braces many representative men Of
San Francisco. 1t is predicted that it
will be the means of making the dis
trict before mentioned one of the most
attractive parts of San Francisco.
1t is surmised that the club will CO.
operate with United States army Of
ficers in efforts to obtain means for
the improvement and establishment of
the PresidiO section. Senator Perkins
recently introduced the following
measure in Congress:
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, that there be and there is hereby
appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
the sum of $50, 900, the same to be used
under the direction of the Secretary of
War, for the improvement and beauti-
fication of the grounds within the Pre-
sidio military reservation at San Fran
cisco. Cal"
1t is expected that the California
delegation in Congress will succeed in
obtaining the appropriation. 1t is
topic of general comment in military
circles that the Preside reservation
has not received the attention that it
deserves from the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
The Neyadan,s Cargo.

The steamer Nevadan sailed yesterday for
Honolulu and Kahului with an assorted mer-
ohandise cargo. valued at S13I. .259 and in
Guiding the following: 425 bbls -four. 2140 gals
wine, 1858 gals Is cs whisky, cs spirits, 545
pkgs beer, mineral water, 533 gals l cs
vinegar 1900 lbs sugar, 10 ctls corn, 55 ctls
oats, 2399 ctls barley, $50 bales hay. 90, 912
lbs middlings, 116,0o0 lbs BRAN 675 lbs cs
cheese, IS chocolate. % 100 lbs salt, $50
lbs candy, 1172 lbs dried fish, 5266 lbs beans,
1876 pkgs paste. "a pkgs onions 325 pkgs po-
tatoes, ll5 pkgs fresh fruits, 10 pkgs fresh
goldfish, 40 cs canned salmon, "a bbls 10 half
bbls picked salmon 1910 lbs 81 cs meals
l4C2GO lbs rice. Sc pkgs olives 30 pkgs gro
cerles and provisions, 1920 lbs tea 79s lbs
10 cs dried fruit, 20 pkgs table prepa tions
9oo lbs raisins, 4917 lbs lard, 2020 lbs l cs
butter, 1913 lbs ham and bacon, 1473 cs canned
goods, ~ pkgs baking powder. 263 pkgs dry
goods, los cs boots and shoes, 81 pkgs paper,
80 baies twine, lS3 pkgs oils, 1856 lbs 20 cs
manuiactured tobacco, pkgs bicycles and
sundries, 100 cs soap. "a pkgs rubber goods
30 pkgs electrical supplies. 81 pkgs machiner,
D drums carbide, % pkgs wire, 10 pkgs mill
work 142 tons fertilizer 80 pkgs drugs. hoo
IDS 10 cs starch, 255 pkgs railroad material
lZOO railroad ties, 944 bdls 163 pcs pine TX
cods rope q cs turpentine. so bales oaIsum
4oS pigs nails, 50 cs paints POLO lbs tan
DARK 300 cs 10 kegs powder, cs fuse 81
pars steel, 46 bars bdls iron, 13O cs can
dies, lOOO cs coal OIL 40 tins matches 7706
gals dlstillate. 240 SKIS plaster, rolls leather
. cs arms and ammunition, 2742 lbs soda. $50
Dds nfne, "A SKIS coal. 80 cs gasoline o4a
pigs wagon material. 20. 93T lbs grease 9 coops
poultry. 20 cs tin plate 90 kegs white lead
o09 hoss, ~ sheep, horses.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
TARGET RANGE
IS NOW LOCATED
Board Has Chosen Spot Imme-
diately Back Of Point Bonita
on Fort Baker Reservation
LEAVE FOR EASTERN POSTS
Third Battalion Goes to Column
bus Barracks and First and
Second Go to Fort Sheridan

The site for the new target range for
troops stationed about the bay was
chosen yesterday il is a fine spot near
Point Bonita, on the Fort Baker reser-
vation The board that had the subject
in hand was composed of Colonel Will
lam l.. Pitcher, Major Robert &C. Van
Eliet. Major John Bigelow Jr, Captain
Samuel L. Faison and Captain Clarence
T. Dentler.
Until three years ago practice was
held on the range at the Presidio, but
as the building of residences came
closer To the post the range had TO be
abandoned and ever since then the
local target practice has been done
away with, so far as the Presidio
grounds are concerned The new range
viii he put in order IS soon as General
acArthur gives his sanction and
orders the paymaster to produce the
necessary wherewithal to put the
grounds into condition.
The Twenty seventh Infantry, Col
Onel Samuel r. WhitaH. which arrived
I home from Manila on the Logan last
Tuesday. is now departing for its East
err posts. The Third Battalion left
yesterday. bound for Columbus Bar
racks. OhiO, and the headquarters,
band and First and Second battaliops
( will ieaVe to-day for Fort Sheridan.
( They Will go on two special trains, the
! first leaving at 1O:3O O'Clock this morn
ing and the second at 1:30 o'clock this
! afternoon.
The Eleventh Infantry, which sailed
on the Thomas from Manila for this
port on February Is. will be due here
about March Is. The headquarters,
band and two battalions will go to
Fort d. A. Russell: two companies will
go to Fort Mackenzie, WyO.; one com
pany to Fort Washakie, Wyo., and the
remaining company TO Fort Niobrara.
Neb.
The marriage of Captain Charles
I Young. Troop /. Ninth Cavalry, and
Miss Ada Mills Of this city, came as a
great surprise to his brother officers at
the Presidio. as no intimation of the
event had been given out. Captain
! Young is an able officer, highly es-
teemed and respected.
The new army roster of troops of the
Department of California was issued
by Major John r. Williams yesterday
It Will be of great value to the army
people stationed here. and to those in
terested in army affairs.
Among the officers who registered at
headquarters yesterday were Major Ed
ward T. Brown, Artillery Corps; Lieu
tenant Thomas w. Brown. Twenty
seventh Infantry. on leave; Major
Charles @. woodward Artillery Corps,
en- route 10 Fort Sheridan. and Lieu
tenant George H. Shields Jr, Twelfth
Infantry
The construction Of the new target
range for Ord Barracks will soon be
commenced. General Macarthur has
ordered an appropriation of $1,000 for
its construction, and work viii be
begun AT once.
Two hundred and fifty recruits. under
command Of Captain c. G. Woodward
harrived Thursday from Columbus Bar
racks ard are now at Angel Island, at
the old discharge camp.
The officers of the Twenty-eighth In
fantry are now using the new club
rooms for their mess hall. and Will con-
tinue TO use them until the regular
mess hall is rebuilt
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Unlisted Securities.
M1scELLANEors BONDS

of the Seas, from Ladysmith for San Fran
cisco.
Pedro for Everett: Br bark Hollywood. hence
Feb IL for Port Townsend: schr r W Bart
lett. from Redondo for Tacoma
ABERDEEN-Sailed FEB lS-Stmr Sequola,
ABERDEFN-saiIe Feb 19-Stmr Coro-
nado for san Francisco: stmr Newburg, for
IESfTT;REKA-sailed Feb 1s-stmr North Fork.
Francisco; schr Allen A, for San Francisco;
stmr Pomona. for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Eureka. hence Feb IS.
BEI.LINGHA Feb 19-Ger stmr
Memphis. from Seattle.
COOS BAY-Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Arcata.
hence Feb II: stmr Alliance, from Astoria.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Feb 19-Br bark In
vermay from Antwerp; stmr Marshheld. from
= VERETT-saiIed Feb 19-schr willis A
Holden. for San Pedro.
PORT GAMBLE-sailed Feb 19-schr Spo-
A''''' 80 ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-Sailed Feb 19-Br stmr Doric,
for san Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
DJNGEN ESS-Passed Feb 1S-Br ship Car
narvon Bay. from Shields for Port Los An
FALMoUTH-sa Feb 1s-Br ship Wan
derer. for San Francisco. lost sails having
been replaced.
Br shio Gantock Rock, from Whatcom
USHANT-Passed Feb 19-Ger strnr Uarda
hence Oct Tor Hamburg.
SYDNEY-Arrived prior to Feb 19-Nor
bark Sigurd, from Tacoma.
KOBE-Arrived Feb 16-Ger stmr AIbenga,
from Hongkong.
MALTA@Passed Feb 1s-Br stmr Lowthe,
Castle. from Yokohama for New York
PERIM-Passed Feb 1S-Br stmr Queen
Olga, from Cebu for Philadelphia
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed Feb 19-Stmr Main
for Bremen.
NEW YORK-Arrived Feb 2O-stmr Cedric
from LIVERPOOL and Queenstown
IiAVRE-Arrived Feb 19-Stmr La Ior.
raine, from New York
THAN, from New York
HAMBURG--Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Bel
gravia, from New York
COPENHAGEN-Sa Feb I7-Stror NJ
la, for New York.
NAPLES-Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Norf
Amerika, from New York
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james McGinn Henry Hansen
JAMES McGINN e Co.
Formerly With NcGinn Bros
Funeral Directors and Embalrners-
"a Eddy St: Tel South bT6
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
FRIDAY. FFBRUARY 1a

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10
Estate OF Archie c. Page deceased 6bv VII
liam n. Fisher. administrator TO John r
Forbes. lot on S line OF Greenwich street. 100
z - Franklin. + 1874 by s 137 g; s165
Maurice and Kate u. Casey to Patricia II
and Miiiceut Cosgrave lot on W line OF Oc-
ssyia street - s OF Green. % by n 124:7:
Charles Jacobson 70 Sadie Jacobson lot on
: Lire q Pine street 1876 OF Webster. L
City ano County O. san Francisco 10 John
r. Saunders, lot on F line Of Devisadero
street. 6s Of Union. "a by z 1O3:1h:
Charles X. and Margaret l. Hawthorne 10
William II. Degan. lot line of Gacra-
-nento street. s2:e Of Broderick. ] 27:e BY n
Joseph T. and John J. Kennedy to Charles
y Mangels LOT on 5 Line Of Page street. 175
" of Lyons. " - by 1876; $40.
Jonn A. and Belle Hoots to Meta E. Meier
olerks iot on Line of fremont street, $40
~ Frederick. - by W 50; $40.
Theresa BruninEs TO Henry Bohls lot on
W line Of Ciayton street, 100 Of Hayes. s
Henry and Lizzie Bohls TO Theresa Br,n-
iugs wife Of j. H.D, lot on on " line OF Clay
ton street, 80 5 OF Hayes. % by W 1868: $40
Lizzie F. and Amos Welty 10 Emily Mon
chant, Justine and Giovanni Caselli lot on
+ - by S 1O7:71s; SO.
Charles and Minnie Rotbschid to Frank !
Devlin. lot : line of Washington street
179:s = Of cherry. 1858 lls;ll, W 35 5,
y 1t4-41a; SO.
william u. Torpey 10 Mary A. Torpey. lot
on line Of Fourteenth street, 120 OF How
ID
Catherine Walsh 20 Alme H Bolonev lot
On line Of Twenfy-nfrh street 75 "
Of Church. " 30 by X ia: SO.
Hibernis Savings and Loan Society to Oscar
Hegmsns lot on s line OF Day street, 52:G
= of Noe 2C;3 by s 10l g: $500.
Marie =. johnson 10 Enrico GABRIEL lot on
]. line Of August alley, 50 y Of Green street
\ - ty r 20: SI0
Estate Sarah Gibbons 0decessed) Cby John
McFadden and BENJAMIN Healey. executors) to
Agnes M. Bru. lot on = line OF 5O-vsra lot 49,
- = Of Fubert street, 20 alley. W fJ. y z5.
+ -; $1,000.
Giacomo Garibaldi 20 Q. p. Levaggi lot on
" line of Jones street. - OF Union. 0:6 by
y G2:6. 81.
Daisy J. Denis 10 Sarah A. Perry Denis)
snc Mary s. Perry (Denis). lot On line OF
Sacramento street, 30 varas from LeavenV,ortt
" 22.ll by = 30 Naras; also lot on 5 line OF
Sacramento street. 1905 " of Leavenworth
" 22:ll by s i37 g; also ali interest in estates
~ Frank v Denis and Hannah A. Denis, le,-
.544 s.
HibeTnia Savings and Loan Society 10 Ellen
Powers. lot on NV line Of Frederick street $50
81 ~ Bryant and 100 NE Of Second NE 25 bv
NW 50. QUitcaim deed; $40
John Breuner. Robert and Lille Behlow to
Morris ais1 Max Levy. lot on y corner OF
lO5. SO
John r. Jr. and Lillian T. coryelI to Joseph
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Drnids, Memorial Day.

The several branches of the United
Ancient order of Druids located in
this city viii hold memorial services
in Golden Gate Hall tomorrow after
noon. The services will consist of
vocal selections. an Grafton by Emil
Pohli, reading of the names of those
who departed during the last twelve
months, a eulogy by Walter j. De-
martini and vocal selections by lady
singers
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order of occurrence to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day, except when there 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 (-)
sign precedes the height, and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Water Front Notes.

The British ship Wanderer. which put into
Falmouth few days ago on account Of loss
Of sails. has renewed her supply Of canvas
and yesterday resumed her voyage for this
port
The Occidental and Oriental Steamship Com
pany's liner Doric arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu and later sailed for this port.
The Pacific Mail Companys liner China was
taken off Hunters Point drydock yesterday and
returned to her berth.
The steamship AIgoa is expected to-day from
the Orient She is bringing about Is, 900 tons
OF general merchandise.
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Charters.

The schooner Henry X. Hall (at Honoulu)
Shanghai at 3es Sd, or Manila at 50 So bark
entine James Tuft (aiso at Honoulu), same
business from Portland to Shanghai or Kiao-
chau, at 36s Sd or Manila at 50 So
The British bark Iredale is chartered for
barley to Europe at los; wheat stiffening
12s Cd.
The ship Bangalore was chartered prior TO
arrival for sugar from Hawaiian Islands to
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Ship Matterhorn in Collision.

The British ship Matterhorn, which left here
September 1S for Antwerp. arrived yesterday
at Dover with her headgear shattered and her
nose badly dented. In thus damaging herself
she inflicted such harm to the British steam
ship Lake Michigan that the latter had to be
run ashore to save her from sinking. The
steamship was bound from Halifax for London
and the vessels came into collision early yes
terday morning off Dungeness. The Matter
horn carried cargo of barley valued $685.
T0o
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The schooner Sequoia sailed yesterday for
Mazatlan Mexico, with 230, 567 feet lumber
200 bdIs shingles. 2062 bdls Shocks IL drums
acid, $50 cs blasting powder, 2 pkgs coal tar,
1G coils rope, 15 pkgs paints and oils, 15 bales
hay. 301 gals wine, "a pkgs paste, 2S pkgs gro
ceries and provisions and 1 cask beer, valued
at $40 COG
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suee for Mrs. Downs Money.

Edward J. Talbot sued the firm of
W. A. Boole & Co. yesterday for an
accounting He claims the company
owes $4,000 TO Mrs. Mary Downs and
refuses to meet her demands for the
money
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20

r. CoryeH lot on NV corner of Sixteenth and
Vermont streets. W 25 by 100; $40.
Turner to Valentine and Susan Morand. lot on
NE line or Cliff avenue. 300 NV of Thirty
eighth. NV 25.04, 10534, E %, 106.so;
SO.
Ielen s. Treat to orville D. Baldwin, lot on
" line OF Twenty second avenue, 225 n of A
street. \ 50 by W 12o; $40.
City Realty Company to Harry Hoehner, lot
street. s 10 by W 95; $40.
Same TO Orrin and Mary J. Knox. lot on w
line Of Fourth avenue, 100 n of Hugo street,
y 25 by " 100. $40.
same TO Thomas ]. McDermott, lot on line
OF II street 576 w OF Fourth avenue. W 25
by 80: $40
Jacob Heyman Company to Anna s Swan
SON. lot on n line of street 1876 OF Forty
seventh avenue. % by y 100; SO.
Andrew Johnston 10 Hattie Johnston (wife).
lot on W line Of Seventh avenue, 175 N Of K
street % by " 100; gift.
Sarah J. and William f. Hanson to Jacob
Heyman Company, lot on W line of Forty
fourth avenue, l25 OF X street, % by w
Bertha and Peter Lippott to Manila Hemp and
Cordage Company, lots 70 8. block 4, Sunny
vale Homestead Association dot 3 is in San
Nsfeo County,; $40.
W. A.. Maud l.. William L. and Eben G.
Robertson 10 +. W. Haskins, lot line of
Evatt street. lS3 Of Visitacion, 63 by K
Edward and Ida Hansen to Catherine Brun-
ner lot on SW line of Fourteenth avenue 225
Sc Of p street. Sc p by Sw 100. block 291
OK. & H. Tract; SO.
g. Ducas Company TO Leopold Weinsten lot
., block T. subdivision / OF Castro-street Addi-
ton: SO
/ Home Building Company 10 Continental
Building and Loan Association, lot on SW line
! % Cotter street 100 NV OF Mission NV %
by SW 100, block . Academy Tract; SO.
Continental Building and Loan Association
70 Frederick. F. A. and Mary Beretta. lot on
/ SW line Of Cotter street. 100 NV OF Mission
1 NV % b. SW l00 block ., Academy Tract;
/ SIC.
! Frederic F. and Bell NJ Magee TO Catherine
MCGOWAN. lot on Sc corner of Richand avenue
l and Mission street. + 100 by S 25 lot l. block
I c, French Gilman Tract: SO
6 ". Wickliffe TO Katie Mckee. lot on NV
Z line Of Louisberg street. 125 SW of Mount
/ Vernon, SW 70 by NV 1O3 g. lot s. block d.
I Getz Addition TO Lakeview; SO.
Builders Contracts.
! Emma G. Butler Cowner) with Mallory e.
} All work except plumbing and gas fitting for
frame residence on n line OF Broadway 224
| W OF Deyisadero, street, w 80 by n 137 IS;
! Sl4 $50.
Same oygner with J. s. Johnstone & Sons
4 Ccontractors). architects same-Pumbing and
gas fitting for same same: $2560
J. B. Rawles towner) with Cecil A Hensha W
I fcoBtractor). architect Charles J. Coiley-AlI
work except plumbing. electric work gas fix
turcs. mantels. shades, lincrusta walton for a
J two-story, attic and basement frame building
/ on s line of Green street, 100 w Of Broderick.
/ w 80 by S 137 g; $500.
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Time Bali.

Branch Photographic Office. Z. S. N. Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco. CaL
February 10 1904.
The Time Ball the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
1. E.. at noon of the 120th meridian. at 8
D. M Greenwich time. j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N. in charge.
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Special Rates for the Citrus Fair
CIoVerdale.

The California Northwestern Railway is nov
selling tickets at one fare for the round trip
good going Saturday. Sunday and Monday. viii
return limit February % Tickets at so
Market street and Tiburon ferry
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20

Delaware Breakwater for orders. The ship
Australia.
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FLOW OF CALIFORNIA RIVERS.

The following table gives a comparatfvs
statement for two years OF the estimated dow
OF certain California rivers in cubic feet per
second or second feet. The figures for the
last year may be revised by later measure
ments. The figures are by s. @. Bennett
photographer. United States Geological Survey:
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Morning SeSslOu
Board -.,
Ss.C0O United r Of z per cent ~ 81 a
S5 eco United r r OF F per cent. % -
los Paeifc states Tel & Tel Co. 100 90
Afternoon Session
s.. 600 United R r OF s F4 per cent 70 60
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Friday. February TO-
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen, So hours from
stnr Coos Bay, Nicolson. 63 hours from
Newport
stnr Alcazar, johnson. is hours from
Greenwood; bound to San Pedro put in to land
passengers.
stmr Noyo. johnson. % hours from Eureka
Br bark Ncemi. Hegeret. POS days from
Newcastle. Eng.
Friday. February 10.
Stmr Snokane. Nopander, Eureka; Pacific
Coast Steamship Company
Stmr Nevadan. Green, Honolulu; Williams,
stmr Bonita. Gielow. San Pedro: Pacific
Coast Steamship Company.
Dunsmuirs Sons Co.
stmr .Ieanie, Downing, Seattle; E T Kruse.
Pacific Coast Steamship Company.
Br ship Lady Wentworth Muchie, New
castle, Aus: Girvin & Eyre.
Friday February 10.
Stmr Czarina. Johnson Coos Bay.
Stmr M'neola. Kirkwood. Tacoma
Stmr Spokane, Nopander Eureka.
Stmr Nevadan, Greene. Honolulu
Stmr Alcatraz. Carlson, Greenwood.
Stmr Brunswick, Elefsen. Fort Bragg.
Stmr whitesboro. Olsen. Point Arena
Stmr Pasadena, Dixon, Eureka.
Stmr Montara. Reilly. Seattle.
Stmr Santa Monica. Olsen. Grays Harbor.
stmr Santa Barbara. zaddart. Seattle.
Br stmr Wellington. Mcclellan, Comox.
Stmr Dispatch, Leyinson Astoria.
Stmr Jeanie, Downing Seattle.
Stnr Bonita, Gielow. San Pedro
Stmr Aberdeen. Daniels, Portland
Schr Mayhower Peterson, Suslaw River.
Schr Seauoia. Huffman. Mazatlan
Schr John A. Olsen. Eureka.
Schr Glen, Peterson. Grays Harbor.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Feb 10. 10 D m-Weather
foggy; wind southwest velocity miles per
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
REDONDO-Sai Feb 19-Stmr Asuncion
for Ventura.
VENTURA Feb 19-stmr Asun-
cion, from Rcdondo.
Sailed Feb 19-Stmr Asuncion, for Redondo
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Feb 19-Schr
Muriel from San Pedro; bktn John Smith,
from Santa Rosalao.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived Feb 19-Schr
cambridge, from San Pedro; schr Alpena,
hence Feb II.
Sailed Feb 19-Schr O1anogan. for Manila:
Br stnir Longships, for Shanghai
SEATTLE-Sailed Feb 19-Ger stmr Mem
phis for Bellingham.
SEATTLE-Saiied Feb 1s-Stmr Centennial.
for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOw-Arrived Feb 19-Schr
Honoipu from San Pedro
ASToRIA--Arrived Feb 19-Stmr Oregon.
hence Feb II.
ASTORIA Feb 19-stmr G Lin
dauer, for San Francisco.
TATOOSH-Passed out Feb 19-Ship Glory
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FROM SEATTLE.
sun, Moon and Tide

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf) about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
Morning Session.
Afternoon Session
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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TULE RIvER. NEAR PoRTERvILLE.
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SACRAMENTO RIVER AT IRON CANYON

KINGS RIVER AT RED MoIJNTAIN