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ToNoPAH MINES.
Builder Contracts.

A Sosri fowner) with Ira ". Coburn fcon-
tractor, architects O'Bren e. Werner-Au
work except painting. gas fixtures manteIs
and shades for alterations and additions TO a
two-story frame building at 1927 Gearv
street, between Franklin ana Cough: $3.50
Albert Meyer toNner) with William A. New
som tcontractor). architects Martens & Cofey
All work except plumbing. painting, mantels
shades and gas fixtures for two three-story
frame buildings tsix hats) on NE corner of
Twentieth and Guerrero streets. n 81 by
15; Si2.7O0.
same owner with II. J. Perszzi CONTRACTOR.
architects same-Dra lining, plumbing and gas
fitting for same cn same: SI73O.
Albert a. and Anna Becker (owners) with
Csspar IN'ierle.n (contractor), architect -
All work except mantels and gas fixtures for
three story frame building dhree nats) on W
line OF Guerrero street IS n of Fifteenth w
James Clyde towner) with Carl n. p. Ahl-
gren fcontractor). architect Augusth Nordin-
All work except msntels, shades and gas nx-
turcs for a three-story frame building on n
line OF McAllister street. 1876 f OF Central
avenue. 1875 by E 20. Western Addition
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pfeirer towner) with Felix Mar
cose contractor, - Observation-Disclosures.
mill work, painting, plastering plumbing.
glazing and timing for a three-storv frame
building (three f1ats) lot on NE corner OF
tifdeenth street and Caledonia alley, Z 20 by
Edwsrd F. Mssgat eownero with Charles
work for three-story frame building on lot
on S line OF California street 1913 " Sf
Baker. W IS by S 1879. Western Addition
5sl: $4,000.
Federal Security Company (owners) with
Cook Young tcontractors). architects Sutton
Weeks-Au work except electric wiring and
elevator for brick and stone warehouse build
ing on Lot NV line OF Howard street 423
NE or Second, NE 90 by NV 165: Se1. .725
Edward 5. Rothschild lowner) with Quimby
e. Harrelson tcontractors). architect Frank s
Van Trees-Concrete retaining walls, biuk-
heading, etc, for lot on SW corner
OF Cough and jackson streets. w 60 by
1854; $3.50 65.
Carl Braun (ownerD with Charles j. L Koe-
mig (contrsctor). architect c. A. Meussdorffer-
All work except plumbing, gasitting sewer
work, painting. electric work mantels filing
gas fixtures and shades. for three-storv ana
basement frame building on the SW corner ~
Clayton and Hayes streets, w 1868 by %.
S103S.
same owner with Adam Schaefer fcontrac,
orr. architect same-P Painting. graining var
nishing and tintine for on same: S5s5
Same owner with @. f. Bernard Contract
orr architect same-Plumbing, gashtting and
sewer work for "a me on same: $500
James NJ. Patrick foDner) with ]. S John
stone e. Sons tcontractorsD. architects Never
and o. Brien-- Plumbing. including gas sewer
fixtures. etc. for a threc-efory and basement
frame building tbote) fhe S line Of Pine
street, 1908 " OF Polk. - 12o. " 25 n ls0
f 20: S2455.
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|gSS0 S00@yy<G <Gla A

Watson. for San Francisco: schr Redfeld.
from Olympia. for San Pedro; bktn J L Evis-
ton: from Tacoma. for Port Los ANGELES Br
bark Zinita, for Adelaide; FIR bark Marie. from
Tacoma. for Adelaide.
Passed in April 7-Stmr San Mateo, from
Port Los Angeles. for Tacoma; Br stmr We'll
lington, hence April T. for Ladysmith.
Passed cut April 7-Br ship Clan Robertson.
from Port Ludlow, for Sydney.
REDONDo-Sailed April 7-Schr W II
Smith for Port Townsend.
BELLINGHAM Sailed April = Stmr
Rainier, for San Francisco.
WHATCoM--Arrived April 3-Bark Fresno
SOUTH BEND-saiIed April e-schr chal-
lenger, for San Pedro
PORT HARFoRD-sailed April 7-stmr
As1incion, for San Francisco
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arrived April =
Stmr Alcatrsz. from San Pedro. and sailed for
San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived April 7-schr Ex-
pansion. from Grays Harbor; schr Lottie Car
son. from Eureka; stmr, Bonita, hence April 8.
r Sailed April 7-schr Ethel Zane, for Port
Townsend; stnr Bonita, for San Francisco;
schr Stimson. for Ballard; bktn Retriever, for
ISLAND PORTS.
Aorangi, for Vancouver: U stmr Sheridan.
for San Francisco.
Arrived April 7-ship Bangalore. from San
Pedro.
EASTERN PORTS
LADELPHJA-Arrived April e-ship
Hawaiian, from Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CoLON-Arrived April LStmr Alliance,
from New York.
Sailed April 5--stmr seguranca, for New
York.
HAMBURG+Arrived April 5-Fr bark Anne
de Bretagne. for Santa Rosala.
VICrORIA-Arrived April 6-Stmr Cottage
City, from Skagway.
HONGKONG-Sailed April Jap stmr
America Maru, for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
GENOA-Arrived April 7-Stmr Prinz Adel-
bert, from New York.
NEW YORK-Sailed April 7-Stmr La
Touraine, for Havre: stmr Princess Alice, for
Bremen: stmr Deutschland, for Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
L1VERPOOL-Arrived April 7-Stmr Fries
land from PHILADELPHIA: stmr Saxonia, from
Boston.
GLASGOW-Arrived April 7-Stmr Sar-
dinisn, from Boston.
HONGKONG-Arrived April 6-Stmr Doric,
from San Francisco. via Honolulu and Yoko-
hama. etc.
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GS ~

The Lamorna's fate is no longer in
doubt. The British ship, which sailed
from Puget Sound March for
Queenstown, was wrecked. Her shat
tered remains strew the waters Of Bar
clay Sound and the chaff from her
cargo of wheat is scattered along the
beach for miles. incidentally, the To-
cal spectators, who refused to accept
the previously reported findings of
wreckage as evidence of the vessels
being lost and backed their faith in
her safety with hard cash, lose more
than $500 by her destruction.
The confirmation of the Lamorna's
loss was taken to Victoria yesterday
by the officers of the steamer Tees.
They report Barclay Sound full of the
wreckage of the missing ship. They
identified portions of the deck boats,
the hardwood lumber of which the
deckhouses had been constructed,
about twenty matches, spars and yards.
They also report that the chaff from
her wheat cargo had drifted ashore,
clearly establishing the fact that the
Lamorna had been utterly demolished.
The Lamorna was a vessel of 2159
tons register and was commanded by
Captain Crichton. She left Tacoma
March ]. After her departure ter
rife southeaster swept the coast. Some
days later ii was reported that a boat
marked "Lamorna" had washed
ashore on the Vancouver Island coast.
Other wreckage was found. among one
batch a package of letters belonging to
the Lamorna's s mate. With the finding
of the first wreckage the underwriters
reinsured their risk and as each subse-
quent find was reported the rate of re-
insurance advanced until ii reached
80 per cent.
up one of the Lamorna's boats far to
the southwark of where the wreckage
had been found and the rate dropped
TO 75 per cent.
In spite of all the wreckage found
the high rate offered tempting odds to
the local speculators and nearly every
man that ever plays "oVerdueS''
bought Lamorna Ito arrive"
In all more than $4,000 of local
money was invested on the fate of the
wrecked vessel. 1t is thought that
she sustained serious damage in the
southeaster, but survived it and got
TO the southwark of where the Alliance
picked up her boat. In clearing the
wreckage this boat was probably
thrown overheard. Captain Crichton
later. it is thought, decided to return
and was sailing back to Puget Sound
when disaster overlook his ship and
all on board. 1t was known that the
Lamorna steered badly, and being
damaged i'm the southeaster probably
became unmanageable in a subsequent
blow and was driven on the rocks of
the Vancouver coast.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Dorothea H. Katz to Otto tum suden. undf-
yided half of lot on NV corner Of Ellis and
line of Pine street, 206:3 W OF Fillmore, w
34:417 by N 1876; $40.
John e. Fitzpatrick to NJ ]. Feely lot on
line of Fell street, 1876 Of Webster, e
S0:6 by S 120: SO.
Juliet J. Mezes to Fannie ]. Black lot on
w line OF Fillmore street. 80 n of Green, n
Mary L. Holland to Frederika Fogler, lot on
n line OF Sutter street, ITO OF Pierce, z
81 76 by 100: $40
Caroline d. and George A. Moore to Helen
NJ: Tourtillotte. lot on S line of Union street.
Abraham c. and Josephine B. Freeman to
Florence NJ. Denigan lot on NE corner OF
Washington and Baker streets. E 1916 by N
Eugene A. and Clara A. williams to Thomas
j. and Honora Crawford, lot on line of Cali
fornia street. 1878 E of Lyon, 25 by s
Baird Estate "a corporation) to T. B. Draper,
bury, 25 by 1875; SO.
Thomas and Elizabeth Fox to Thomas A.
Nerney, lot on S line of Washington street.
12S:5$s of First avenue, 2s:5% by S
Thomas A. Nerney to Hattie V. Nerney.
Belle H. Plumme to Carl G. and Cora N.
Jepsen. lot S line of Jackson strz>t 75 g
w of Cherry, W Si:11. SW 129. e 1919. N 129;
James c.. Jordan to Jessie F. Banks, lot on
line of Michigan avenue, 100 of Rich
mond, 1874 by z 120; $40
ernhsed o on sw cerney
Shrader streets S 100 by w 20; $40.
Frank and Elise Herten TO Augusta Kiesen-
dahl. lot on line Of Dorland street, 2s9 :0l4
Of Church, z q. 30. W 4:91s, 80. W
22:25s N 100: $40
Mathilde schleeman (wife of John) to Joseph
2. and Sarah j. Hayes. lot on e line OF
si:io1s by E s1:s1s: $40. o -"s"''-"''"' :
F. l.. Turpin to Isabella Turpin, undivided
10 of lot on NE corner of Twenty-third and
Douglas streets y 165, f 134 3, 80. E 34:41a.
S 25 491012, 30. w 21S:6: also undivided
"a of lot on NE corner of Twenty-1fth and
Douglas streets, f so by n ia; SO.
Larkin NJ. Haycraft to John NJ Kepner,
undivided Il of lot on f line of Powell street,
77:6 N of Broadway. n so by e 60; $40.
Edith Cook to Sterling PostIey. lot on n
$50, n 65:T, NV 93:T12, W S:10 S 1876; $40
Sterling and Ethel c. Postley to George A.
knight. same; SO.
Estate of Margaret G. Ruddell (by J. B.
Martin administrator to Justin and Marie
Traveller undivided 1-3 OF lot on s line of
o'FarrelI street 1906 W of Mason. W % BY
Ss13I: g; $11 SOS
Annie Martin to same. all same; $40
Robert G. and Rose Brownie to Emile and
Pelagie Geter. lot on + line of Jones street
45 10 of Vallejo. 1910 by z $50: $40
f. ]. lie Breton and William r. Sloan to
William ]. Bryan, lot line of Union
street $3.50 w of Leavenworth. W IS by S
1876. quitcIam deed: $40
William J. and Sarah A. Bryan to Peter
Micheletti same: $40
John NJ. and Eva L. Kepner TO Larkin NJ.
Haycraft undivided II of lot on line of
Charles X and Gussie F. Howe and Samuel
Trust Company lot on f line Of Mississippi
street 35s N of Twenty-ffth. n IS by z
100: $40.
Harriet Psrdoe to Elizabeth Kennedy. LOT
street S 25 by E 100: $40
James and Margaret McGrath to James NJ
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Water Front Notes.

Tbs Oceanic Steamship Companys liner Ven
tura placed Hunters Point drydock
yesterday to have her bottom cleaned and
painted.
The Curacao sailed yesterday for Guaymas
and way ports with fun list OF passengers
The schooner Mono, built for the
Piper. Alden & Goodall Co. was launched YES
terday South San Francisco.
The steamer II. j. Corcoran, which on Sat
urday will commence regular service between
Washington street wharf and Vallejo was out
for a trial spin yesterday afternoon
The ship George Curtis is TO be converted
into bark.
IL Is reported that the steamer James Dol
lar, in Alaskan waters, struck button at
one of the northern points. She was report ed
leaking slightly. but able to proceed on her
way
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning, Captain
Tuttle, which left here in search of the
schooner Kailua, subsequently reported
wrecked. passed Point Reyes at o'clock yes
terday afternoon. homeward bound.
The Togo Kfsen Ksisha's liner America Maru
turned back TO her owners by the japanese
Government. sailed yesterday from yokoha ma
for this port.
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> - n,olnaa 49, Napa papers pleass

and days ,Colusa and Napa papers please
copy.1
fully invited 10 attend the funeral sunday,
April 10 at i2.;}0 o'clock. from his late resi-
jence SO Dolorca street between twenty
Gfst and Twenty-second. thence TO bnicn-
sqoarc Han. s2i Post street, where services
win be held under the auspices OF the Ger
mania club commencing at l;oO O'CLOCK
InteTment Mount olivet Cemetery
HUGHEs-In this city. April 9. 1904 Peter J.,
dearly beloved son % Edward and Alice
Edwsrd Alice end Tessie Hughes, native
OF san FrRucisco. aged 25 years months
ana days. member OF -ahimens Union
F-Friends and acquasntsnces are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral to-day
tFrldaAD. a. 500 o clock, from the residence
II his ar-nts l42 Silver street, thence TO
- Ross church. where a requiem high
mass viii be celebrated FOR the reDose or
his soul. commencing a > O'clock interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
JOLLyMOUR-In Alameda April q 1904.
Mary Anne Joliymour. beloved mother of
Katie Bessie aad JAMS Jolymour and Mrs.
Warren Ckanaler..
KAST-In Santa cara, ADril :. 1904 Sister
Ammo Madeleine Kas;. beloved daughter of
the late = y. and Anna {. {. East. and
loving sister of MaI1us Eugene. Theodore,
Frank, Regina Rose and Gregory =. kast.
J.. 2 native OF san Francisco aged 26
wears months and - days.
NcNENNA-ln this city. April :. 1904.
Thomas Nj kenra, native Of Ireland, aged
CrNojice % funeral hereafter. Remains
Al the uarlors OF !. &. O'Connor & Co. 767
Mission street, between Third and Fourth.
O'CALLAGHAN-In this city, April =. 1905.
Mary beloved wife OF William . OCallaghan,
and loving mother q Nocah. Cornelius.
Willie Charles. Julia and Mary OCali2ghan,
and sister " Mrs Flor nee OSuiliNan. MIS-.
Frank Thornton ard Mrs. D. Murphy,
native cf the Parish OF kiskeam County
CORK Ireland aged SO years.
T. Friends and acquatnr8nceS are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral to- da v
teridavl al , O'Clock, from her iss.e
i thence
Charles Bornomeo's Church where a re-
ouieu high mass VIII be celebrated for the
repose u her soul. commencing at $3.50
O'Clock Interqrent Holy Cross Cemetery-
PlERUCCINI-ln this city. April =. 1901. Mar
eueiete dearly beloved wife Of J. B. Pieruc-
ciuL loving mother OF EdeibeTt and Adria
Pieruccini. daughter of James Finn and
Finn and Mrs. illam Hurst or Los An
ccies p native OF san Francisco, aged 50
years months and Il days
e. Friends and acqua intanceS are respect
fuilv informed that her remains VIII be
shipped to-day CFridaA1 early TO Sacra-
rnento where services and interment will
take place.
ward Albert Sturgeon. beloved son of Fred
and May sturgeon. aged months and
days.
W NELLENDORFF- Entered into rest. Mildred
i Bacon Nellendord widow Of the late DR..
l.. Wellendorff Of Berkeley. Oldest daughter
Of the late Charles and Sarah r Bacon.
sister Of ". A and A J. Bacon. Mrs. J. {.
Spencer. Mrs. A C. Bosgs and the late Mrs.
sara r. Van Horn and {. T. and J. n.
Bacon. and steomother OF Miss 4. M. II.
Nellendorh Louisiana. No, papers please
Copy.1
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POLYCAMISTS
ARE WORRIED
Senate Committee Is Prepar-
ing to Investigate Many
Plural Marriages in Utah
PRINCIPALS ARE MISSING
MOrmOns Who Have Violated
the Laws Are Leaving the
State for Parts Unknown

SALT LAKE. Utah, April THE
action of the General Conference OF
the Mormon church yesterday in de-
claring all who may take plural wives
will be liable to communication and
will not be protected in any way has
given many prominent Mormons VS.
ions of the penitentiary.
The action of President Joseph +.
Smith in forcing this action came as
an unpleasant surprise to those who
had recently entered into new plural
marriages, supposing the authorities
would wink at it, much less punish
such a step. President Smith declared
on the stand in Washington that he
still believed polygamy to be divine,
although he denied the practice was
continued. The polygamists felt more
secure than ever. Now IL President
Smith and the other church author1-
ties stand by the principles affirmed
yesterday they must help to produce
evidence in polygamy cases and they
must punish enthusiastically where
there is proof of guilt.
1t is regarded as highly doubtful
that the church will take the initiative
in any such matters, but If seemingly
conclusive evidence of pOlygamy is
produced before the Senate COMMITTEES
on Privileges and Elections, now hear
ing the Smoot case, showing that GER
marriages since the Woodruff mani
festo against it, the belief is the
church authorities can have no other
recourse except to excommunicate the
culprit. According to the Mormon be-
lief accommodation would cut off all
hope of going to heaven, but that does
not worry the polygamistS so much as
the prospect of going to the peni-
tentiary.
There are some cases which the
Senate committee is already preparing
to investigate and the principals are
frightened. Subpenas have been is
sued for Angus NJ. Cannon and for
Lillian Hamlin Cannon. Mrs. Cannon
is alleged to have been polygamously
married successfully to three of Can
mons sons. David and Abraham H.
are dead, but the third, now living,
has departed suddenly for Canada.
Apostle John w. Taylor, NJ. F.. Cow
ley and George Teasdale, all accused
of having taken plural wives since the
manifesto and all wanted by the Sen
ate committee, together with other
witnesses in the same case, are on
the underground. Elder S. S. New
ton, another polygamist, has also dis
appeared. so has j. M. Tanner, Sun
day-school leader. 1t is expected that
others, some of them of prominence,
will do likewise until the general in
tereSt dies away.
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UNITED STATES OF AMER1cA-ALAsKA.


TREE POINT LIGHT STATION.
Qist of lights and fog signals, Pacifc
Coast. 1908. page 4s. No. 20; list OF 5sa1 Ss
Notice is hereby given that on or about
April 80. 1904. fixed white light OF the
third order. Illuminating 2l6 degrees OF the
horizon, will be established in the structure
being completed on the westerly ex-
tremity. of Tree Point. easterly side Of the
and about four miles to the northward and
westward of Cape Fox
The focal plane of the light will be S615
feet above the water, and 56la feet above
the base of the tower. and the light Will be
visible l5 miles In clear weather, the eye OF
the observer IS feet above the sea- The light
will not be visible to the eastward OF west
northwest 3s west and southeast u east
bearings from seaward.
The approximate geographic position OF the
light. taken from chart No. 800 OF the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey VIII
be: Latitude. north. 81 degrees az minutes
d3 seconds); longitude, west, 40 degrees
55 minutes 40 seconds)- Dundas Island. ieft
tangent southeast by east. 1875 miles; Zayas
Island, right tangent, south % west 1872
miles; Barren Island southwest 5-16 west
Is miles Cane Northumberland. Duke Island,
west-southwest 9-16 west. 15A miles.
On the same date there will be established
in the structure frst-class automatic siren.
operated by compressed air. to sound, during
onds duration separated by silent intervals OF
% seconds, thus; Blast seconds-silent IN
terval. q seconds--blast, seconds-silent in
terval, q seconds
The structure consists Of octagonal one
story fog-signal building with pyramidai roof
surrnounted by an octagonal tower supporting
the lantern. The building is white with
brown roof: the tower is white, and the Ian
tern gray with black roof.
Two olhouses. white with brown roofs. are
located 90 and 100 fee. easterly from the fog-
signal building.
ON the same date the temporary fixed white
lens lantern light will be permanently dis
continued. oe>
Bearings are magnetic and given approx
nately; miles nautical miles; helght Is
referred to mean high water.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
]. J. READ,
Pear Admiral L s. Navy, Chairman.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
follows
Arsiii l. Cervelh - l607ls Dupont street
and Serah Filettf - y Mortgonlery court
Alexander p Hunter. - DGttcns i-ailpiHS'
ard Alice N I.underNille. -. Sacran1 nto-
Patrick J. Clarke. 80. III Mission street
and Bridget Fitzgerald. -. 142 O'FsrreH.
William b. Orletree. 81. e3uT Baker street
and Annie I GeEsn. l6 2sC9 Baker street
John Weinzer -. rs Russia avenue. ana
Ilna Stauh. - $500 Mission street.
Domenice DigiornO. 20. 500 Cnion street.
and Maria r. ditto. L. sos Union street
James r. Brady -. New York CITY ana j.
Ethel Miles n $50 Taylor street
Alphonsc Reumesous, 2z 64o Merchant
street anJ Eucenie Touzou p, Oakland
John A r. Tilson -. Los Angeles, ard
Ethel H. Andrews 25. Salt I.ake city. Otah-
James Mcnamara. 2t, 81 TNenty-nlnlh
street and Della O'Toole -. 326A fehama
Adolrh Fritz "A ie4Is Welsh street, and
Helen Henson. 2i 12sia Welsh street.
Robert r. crowley. %. 1906 Folsom street
and Claire l.. Dunniclin. y. Nevada city.
Henry Salabert. Is Sl5 jackson street, ana
Marie Coulv is - Trenton street
Emil o Bodea 23 5sa Fulton street. and
Frfda T. Sundink 10 549 Fulton street
George ". Daniels. p. f21 Lombard street
and Victoria Pinz0n 81 lOi0ia Natons stree,
Max Schuster> -. TO3 Taylor street ana
Nar,- Des Roches - 7O3 Taylor street
Ludwig i. HeEbsrg. 50, .@ie fhirnore
-ec- and Annie piper. -. 2St5 Pine street
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MARRIED..

BABCOCk- BENZ, ET~r-In this city April g.
1905. b. the Rev William \ Meserle'
Dharies y Bsbcock and Nah y. Bennett
10th OF Ssn Francisco.
ETGHT0N-BODEN-l this city. April =
1905 2. s. Patrick's Church. by the Rev.
Father Cun,fnins JOHN J. Creighton and
Elizabeth Roden both OF this city.
I.EINLEIN-kIRMTN this city. April 3
1904. by the Rev. c. A. Bernthal. Hans G.
klei1leiY and Alice Ruth kirwin, both
of tiiis CITY
TlNNISSEN- -SC HMIDT-Iu this city. April
e.. 1904. by the Rev Paul Branke. Msgnus
T0nhssen and Marine q. Schmidt, both OF
lnis city.
WITT SCHER-ln this city April 5, 1904,
hv the RN. .. A. Bernthsl George Witt
and sophia Doscher both Of this city.
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Russian Barkentine Overdue.

The Russian bsrkentine Bering, which left
Yokohama sixty-nine days ago for this port
has not yet Arrived and fears are expressed
for her safety. II is possible that she may
have fallen prize to the japanese navy The
Bering is steel vessel OF 3I7 tons register and
the only vessel flying the Russian flag that is
familiar at this port. She is owned bv the
Kamtchatka Commercial Industrial Company
Of 81. Petersburg Roth, Blum & Co. are her
agents at this port
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
Has Crescent City's Engines.

The new steam schooner Bee. Captain Web
man. which arrived yesterday from Grays
Harbor. is equipped with the engines and
boilers taken out of the Crescent City which
was wrecked on Fish Rock
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
Confirms Loss of KaiIna-

The steamer Tees, which arrived yesterday
at Victoria, brought confirmation of the loss
OF the schooner Kailua and reports the yes
sefs deck ashore thirty miles from where her
hull is stranded.
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steredore Has Skull Cracked.

Dennis Reardon. stevedore. living at "a
Natoma street. was struck the head yes
terday at Howard-etreet wharf by coal
bucket His skull was fractured. but the sur
geons at the Emergency Hospital think he Will
recover.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
ToNOPAH MINING EXCHANGE

Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco and Tonopsh Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session
200 Mont Ton j 80 400 Ton Midway. 81
COO Mont Ton. L 81 7kf 200 Ton y star So
Afternoon Session
200 Mont Ton. i 37ia 900 Ton Midway 81
200 Mont Ton. Il 42z
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BORN

sIrPsT0N-In this city March DC 1904 TO
th- wife of A. 4. Shepston. & daughter
rHoRP-In this city. March 81, 1904. TO the
wife of Clement g. Thorp. q daughter
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The bsrkentine Koko Head ION Puget Sound)
was chartered prior TO arrival for lumber
thence to Sidney at Sos. with option OF Port
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
HENRY ). GALLAGHER CO.

tsuccessors 10 Flanagan & GaIlagherl
DANIEL p DONOVAN Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBaI,MFRs
70 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so
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ElRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birfh. marriage and death notices sent by
,.zf viii not be inserted. T'hsy must he handed
IN al either or the publication offices ano ne
i-Sorscd with the name and residence OF Pc
sons authorized 10 have the same pGbiisnfo
Notices restricted simply 10 the announcement
~ fhe event are published once IN this column
free Of Chare-.