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Arizona republican., 1904-06-12
RUSSIANS TAKE JAPAN's LOAN
Moscow Merchants Secretly Subscribes
 for the Enemy's War Debt.

London, June IA dispatch to the Standard from St. Petersburg says it is reported that the Jap2nese foreign loan is receiving considerable support from several very wealthy firms and mer- chants in Moscow and other Russian towns, who are secretly assisting the undertaking. Public opinion demands an investigation.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-12
DAUGHTER TO BE PROUD OF.

Topeka. Kan, June 11.-A special tO the State Journal from Norton. Kan. says that w. Jenkins while beating his wife today, was shot dead by his u-year-old daughter.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-12
DIR. HIBBARD.

Hubbard Building, 26-28 South Second Ave nue, Phoenix, Arizona CONSULTATION FREE. Hours 10-12 Ia 6-7.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
CITY OFFICER
SENT TO JAIL
Detective and Three More
Denver Election Officers
Found Guilty of Contempt
PERMITTED REPEATING
Applications of Nineteen
Men Tor Leave to Apply
for Discharge Are Denied

DENVER. Colo, Dec. 22.-City De-
tective William H. Green. John de
Saye, Frank Mcmahon and Robert
Goodman were to-day adjudged guilty
of contempt by the Supreme Court for
their work in precinct g. Fourth Ward.
this city. at the late election. and were
each sentenced to serve six months in
jail and TO pay 500 fine and costs. The
court announced that the evidence
showed that De Saye. who was an
election judge, permitted repeating and
that the other three assisted in the ir-
regularities
Expert examination of the ballots
from this precinct revealed 256 fraudu-
lent votes and the Democratic heading
on 229 was written by one person The
handwriting on these, according to the
experts, is the same as on fraudulent
ballots found in other ballot boxes
There are now in jail twenty-seven
men who have been convicted OF con-
tempt of court in committing election
frauds. and who probably will be prose-
cuted later on criminal charges
The Supreme Court to-day denied 10
nineteen Of the men sentenced TO jail
for contempt the right to ME petitions
for discharge and have the court act ON
them as if they had been filed at the
time their cases were being heard This,
it is said by lawyers. will be one tech
nicality in the way of an appeal to the
United States Supreme Court in the
cases of these men If that tribunal
should take up the election cases.
Warrants for five men who served as
officials of election in Precinct Is.
Ward T. were issued but only
one. Clarence P. Dixon, could be locat-
ed and served Those not yet served
are Thomas O'Connor, ]. W. O'Connor.
F. r. Brown and Thomas j. Mozart
ney.
James w. Campbell, William Dougall
and George Kern, who served as judges
or clerks in Precinct of Ward ). were
arrested to-day on the charge of con-
tempt They gave the usual bond and
We're released.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
NEW USE is FOUND FOR
DIPHTHERIA ANTI-TOXINE
Progress of an Attack of Spotted
Fever stayed by an Injection
of the Remedy.

BRISTOL. Conn. Dec. 22.-The
first practical test of the theory re-
Gently advanced by DR.. Wolff of Hart
fcrd. meteorological expert whose
experiments. would indicate a definite
relation between diphtheria and cere-
bro spinal meningitis. or spotted fever.
is being made at Forestville, near
here.
a young girl was taken sick yester-
DAY with spotted fever and the disease
progressed so rapidly that when
physician arrived he considered the
case almost hopeless. As a last resort
5000 units of diphtheria anti-toxine
were administered, with the result
that the patient was much improved
to- day and there is thought to be good
prospect OF recovery. There have
been twelve deaths from the disease
here in as many weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

traiia: stnr Nehraskan. for Seattle; schr II
Bruce. for San Pedro; stmr TamDico. for san
AsTORiA-Arrived Dec 22-stmr Alliance.
from Eureka and Coos Bay: schr Irene, hence
Dec, IA.
Sailed Dec 22-Stfnr Rosecrans, for Mon
COOS BAY-ssiied Dec 22-stmr Break
Sailed ii Dec e2-schr Novelty. for san Fran
AsERDEEN-sailed Dec e2-stmr Melville
SAILED Dec 22-stmr Q c Lindauer for san
Francisco: stmr Melville Dollar FOR san Pc
dre sr Gaas ma ts5 Tolsa, Ie5 san la1n Fsass9S &C.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Dec 22-Stmr
Brnr sE,iek l'erce Dec y .. e.,.r..
for Willapa Harbors sehr 4 Johnson. for
P0Rr CsAylBr E-Arrived Dec 2a-Br shin
Port Caledonia from Pert Blakeley.
SAN PEDRO-ArTived Dec ee-schr Oliver ]
Olsen. from Ballard.
stm5s Northland, Alcazar. Jas Higgins. Sc
quota and Santa Monica. for san Francisco.
GRAYS HARBOR-Ssled Dec 21-Stmr
Homer. for san Francisco.
Outside. bound in. Dec el--stmr Coronado.
-=''1s ISLAND PORTS.
cEBU-Arrivsd Dec 22-Bktn Chehalis. from
NANfiA-Arrived Dec ee-Br stmr Indra-
HoNoLULt-sailed Dec 2a-U stmr c
FOREIGN PORTS.
lPSWICH-Arrived Dec ep-Fr bark Marie
Molnos. hence July -.
PUMA ARENAs-Passed Dec i9-stmr
Californian. hence Nov 20 for New York
MISUNDERSTANDING Dec T-Br sfmr
ElIamy. from Manila
YOKOBANA-ssiied Dec 2-Ger stnar Ara
bia for Portland. Ore
BEACHY HEAD-Passed Dec 22-Fr stmr
Anliraa Rigauli de GenoneIly from santa
Posalia fcr London
CAPE TOwN-Arrived Dec 2o-Br shin
Oliyebenk from Clsemainus.
sALINA CRUZ-ArriSed Dec 3-Br bark
Pass OF Melfort from Newport. Eng
HOxGEONG-Sa Sailed Dec 2o-Sfmr Man
churie for San Francisco
NEWCASTLE. AUs-Arrived Dec 2l-Schr
Soleno. from Melbourne
OYSTER HARBOR-SaileG Dec Il midnight
-Br stmr TottenhaEl- for San Francisco
VICTORIA r C-Pas<ed outward Dec %
Br strnr Tottenham, from Ladysmith. for san
Francisco.
Arrived Dec 22-Br stmr Tang Tsze from
Tacoma. 70 load salmon for japan: strnr Min
nesota henee Dec 10.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

sE trades in 3 y: crossed equator Sept ls in
% W 45 days out: carried Sc trades light 10
Il trades hauling 70 NE. with winds vari-
able n force and direction. TO 40 :; thence 70
Staten Island winds varying from " 10 81.
passed staten Island Oct H. - days out;
naSsed Cane Horn Oct Il. from Oct II 10 20
hed VsW and NV gales. with snow and high
SEA vas is days from to &c :; from so to
so $ where we got Sc trades had variable
winds mostly V and e fresh to moderate.
had god Sc trades both in force and direc-
rion and carried them to equator strong.
which We crossed in 11S y Nov IS from
tfe equator TO 8 had very light winds.
mostly Sc TO s: lost Sc trades in y; thence
TO 10 \ had very light vaTiabes: took NE
trades in II y. very light and unsteady in
direction and sometimes dying oat 10 a light
air. los, them in % ~ was 20 days from 30
\ to port with very light NE airs and calFns.
arrived at the bar Dec -
VICTORIA Dec 22-Stnr Minnesota. hence
Dec - viii shelter n Esquirnalt harbpr from
Sc hurricane raging until Friday. when
she loads her - Chinese fcr crew and pro-
teeds 10 Seattle: Br stmr -Aorangi due Thurs
dsy, not yet arrived.
Per Br ship Hutton Hali-Qn NOV IL Cap
tain ThrrbeT wsDe pulling on thc mizzen
royal sheet. fell and broke his ieg. First orr
n4sn brought kcssei in
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Was Formerly the Cvpromene.

-Af Aats1n Navigation conpany's OIL barge
p nLeieg- formerly The British ship Cs-prouene
is rcW az ready 10 SO into coruunissior "A rhs
new. service Ter which her conversion has et-
geo ner- -snEs have been built into the holds
-4panie ot holdfng about 20 coo barrels Of oil
p ne arrangement nf the tanks l. s1lch ss ~
insure absolute safety and the powerful r,I1rrr.s
--t- ~llion ile Monterey is equipped viii en-
f1-r tet t9 lase ful cargo IL about six hours
-s - p -se1 ll the coaEt trade carving
p tfo-n monterey 10 northern ports. she viii.
-eNea rrom PORK 10 port. bat IN the e.-enf
- '7af4 fteat1er causing the hzs'Ser 70 hres-
any other ro1-tnEencv which --o,1f -E---~
barge % her oUn resources she is amply
--- e -aAe care q herself The Cyprcrrssuefs
,a--s have been raken doEn tut -le -NFo1rs-s,-
f-- sErea1 enough fore and aft canvas 10 en-
se lFr 10 g-fe good a1count OF herself As
d. sailing vessel
lhe Monterey recently was Ersntsd Arne-s-
'-l register and nsrt y her new sqtliprneut
-e me new e1ELEn bearing The stars snd
strsPes 70 the land that has sdopssd Re-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Deep Water shins Arrire-

rife oeep water sailing vessels came into
- yesterday too late 10 psss Quarantine and
eoers- coc1crs custoEn-holEss officials snd the
- lf'st sell naval stores are looking forward
I--lat to perfod Cf unIsusi ACTIVITY Three
- the vessels are from tbe old World a-5 ar
maze Eoo0 raSzEEs n about equal
-r-eln ne British ship Chiiroufurd Is las
LE-M AeVcasIf- England. the Hutton
tis.A fe days from Llveruooi and tbe F-encb
-.H -ilsar- lao DAYS from Antwerp. The
80 -'i's --srsle-Il1r ancti1er cf the srrfKsl Is
- -afs .roU lquiQue with cargo of nj
~ p 74r-h bark car F. bringing coal
d i.in = -a~ssl'e- Australia Aurrhe- sailing
1881 ar-gng zRs-er1EFE arrivals vas rhe
-- sEer James feolTh II dsFs FROM Honoina
fiif- a osrEu cf sugar. 4 eSS bsgs q Il.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

4 disturbance Of great depth has appeared
the Washington coast ana will probsbly
move soufhward causing general rain and high
southeast winds
Southeast storm warnings are displayed from
san Francisco nOrthward
Pain has fallen in Southern California in
generous amounts. nearly three-auarters of an
irch being reported at San Diego
A maximum wind velocity Of ca miles from
the south Is reported at North Head.
Forecast mace at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, December %:
California north Of Tehac hapi-Cloudy Fri
day with rain. brisk 70 high southeast winds
California. south OF Tehachapi-C1oudy ana
unsettled weather. with showers: fresh south
erl-- winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Friday. with rsin OF snow.
san Francisco and vicinity-Cioudy Friday.
with rain: brisk high southeast winds
Los Angeles and Ticinity-Cloudy and IN
settled weather Friday. probably showers /.
lirht south winds.
saoramento-Cloudy Friday. with rain: brisk
to high south winds
Frssno-Cloudy Friday. probably rain: brisk
south winds 4 G McADIE.
District Forecsster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
H II I'M kMn0TLT FOR USE OF JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
w An W Mn Al, WILL MAKE UP THE PRINCIPAL PART
" AAU mA4A1t141u OF LINER MONGOLIAS BIG CARGO

The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psuy's big liner Mongolia, which sails
-cn Tuesday for the Far East. viii car
- about $4,000 tons OF cargo. Of
which more than $1,000 tons is for
Japan or this japanese consign-
ment much would be considered by
Russian authorities as contraband Of
war and but for the unhappy plight OF
the Cars Asistic squadron the Mon
golia's voyage would have in il much
OF the thrill and anxiety Of blockade
running There is no blockade. how
ever, and the little brown men are
making the most OF the temporary
paralysis of the Cars naval arm.
There are TWO holidays between
now and the date set for the Mongo-
las departure and stevedores are
working night and day 10 get the ldg
snip loaded by Saturday night. 'fhe
United States bonded warehouse was
kept open until II o'clock Wednesday
might 10 allow the Pacific MAJ Com
panv 20 ger out 2 large shipment Of
pig iron, ordered at the LIST minute
10 nj an urgent need OF TIE japanese
Government. There viii De 1000 tons
~ pig iron in the MongoIia's hold
when The liner leaves here on Tues
day Besides The pig iron there viii
-be fifty tons u pix lead. and piled
above them both VII be tier upon tier
of the many articles needed in carry
ing on the kind Of warfare that japan
IS maintaining tn Manchuria.
The cargo hor Japan includes steel,
machinery. leather. cotton. foodstuffs
~ many kinds and a large quantity
~ drugs Ia addition 10 what the
b Mongolia. viii carry. the Elleric. char
Tered 10 help out. is taking $500 tons
~ overland freight for Japan. The
i-lleric took on board al Portland
.l5go tons Of cargo for Japan and will
san from here with 5000 tons for
4 oazohsms- Work on the Elleric also
. is being carried on day and night.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

nuts, 1858 lbs ham and bacon. 81 cs assorted
canned gods, $500 lbs salt. 304 etis wheat
@5Ss cts barley 1875 bales hay. l2o ctls corn
f5,24S lbs bran - 70o lbs rniddlinEs. 6ss3S lbs
beans 42o5 lbs lard 2220 lbs Goldfish. 24T6 lbs
/ cs cheese. 22S5 lbs candy. 1880 lbs butter,
1910 los dried fish, -l4J0 lbs 6 coffee. isS5
lbs 80 psCgs bread. z60 lbs dried fruit 500 lbs
= pkgs rsisins. II hbls 81 cs salmon So gals
wire, = casks beer. q os whisky. 10 es malt,
81. ca Il lumber. 111.704 lbs fertilizer. 400 bbls
liinS ~ pkgs wagon material. 10 pkgs dry
gods . pkgs paints and oils lle h1s soap.
> pkgs candles, 1Z.49S lbs tobacco. C cigars
and cigarettes. 10 kegs nails pcs steel. i 6
hoots and shoes 3 pkgs electrical supplies.
nales tNine, lzS5 SKIS coal HOO cs coal oil, II
bbls tar. 4 pkgs agricultural implements
bn1s lusricstlIg oil - pkss paper
AsksEeii Via Honolulu and Eleele with cargo
valued al S25,o5S. The following were the
principsi shipments
2ls bbls Hour. - cts wheat 5Osl ctIs bar
icy 24S ctls cats S6 cts ccrn. 80 bales hay.
l52o49 lbs bran. II 50 lbs middlinEs. ll.slS
rs beans. le5N lbs peas. leNo gals wine, . cs
EhiskE. POI - assorted canned GOODS 20 g
canned ssinon l09 bbls 5-half- -bbls picked
salrnon- lo - lns h-esd. II os cheese. lao5 l1s
han and bsccn- S249 lbs gluoose. 50 eTts Pote-
toes - T5c IDS salt 75I6 los lard - bols vine
"a. 6 ebl baking powder. e-Se lbs oil cake
meal l63I Tbs sugar. II cs table preparations,
10 crts onions 230 00o cement. 2l5 tons fer
thzer- 10 SKIS coal. $50 g blasting powder 100
bhls Iir-e ~ lbs tobacco Go bxs soap g.
Tizgs paints and oils 1CoO railroad ties 500 red
n t.4-s - s.2 -9S - 80 - -
1u.256 lbs asphaltum. 10 bales paper. cs
matches 2 cs machinerv - bbls iubricating
oil.
The bark Mohican sailed yesterday Tor Homo
iulU with assorted cargo. valued At Si6.555
and inciuding the following
i25 hhiS sour. I5e ctiE wheat. eOi2 ctls bar
lev 25SB bales ray. es-37I lbs bran. 5s-4lo los
-nidlliuEs 30 rkgs paste. u bbis vinegar 5SA--
co lbs cement 100 prs cars pkg machinery.
G-uus ACID. 70 drugs. bdis steel. - pkss
tank material - 000 bricks 2Oo4 Il hardwood,
3 bXs soap. 10 hsles paper.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
FUGITIVE CASHIERS WIFE
PLEADS WITH CREDITORS
Offers to Pay Sixty Per Cent of Claims
il Her Husband Is Not
Prosecuted

O'NEILL. Neb., Dec. 22.-Mrs. Pat
rick Hagerty wife of the fugitive
cashier of the Elkhorn Valley Bank,
has written statement TO the cred
itors Of the bank. in which she prom
ises them AT least so per cent of their
claims in return for assurances that
her husband and her brother. Presi-
dent McGreevy. shall not be prose-
cuted otherwise, she says. the case
will be fought TO the end and no prop
erty will be surrendered.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
shLmnen.s for the orienl.

s-ne 5r---1 steamer r-lle-ic vas cleared yes
-er1at --r E-1-rs-ua- Kobe and No5I- with
rs liable cargo iasen ~ thfs port ana AZ port
-l1- o. TIE cargo laden Al this port vas
consiEne1 70 japan and Included 5soS bales cot
tfl lssL rolls leather 500 kegs nails 22i
e es cotton coIssstics. q rkes mscniaeTy 40o
11ls Uire 1se0 odls C-f Ears steel and pkgs
e-es7irica- flols. valued at szSs ia
= portland Tire steiner loaded 1fI2 bhls
= lr ana 81 raEs sewing -usc chimes for China
a-le1 - H4alI- arc che foilcElng shipments
-or Iapar- 52se 5bls nour GOO cts wheat.
--I-s57 lbs r1bsr 375 tsles cotton 1915 pcs
"a usE- ron. 80 phEs p pcs ruschfnery-t .so5
rs 80 ing machines and - cs oil valued at
Size 52s
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Santa Claus, Flarshin.

TIE s-esm schooner Point Arena. CAPTAIN
1iiiier. yesterday showed The n-st slEns Of
Christmas seen Oh the water front soon after
her arrival rrcua Aendocino all hands were Ssr
Z Hais oeocratinE rhe vessel with evsrEreens.
sAl Hl-lir teH hours the rrim little coaster
tsec rt ~ e. i-rC commission as Saint Nscho-
- 1ass LQ esch head vas lsshed z
.-i.rls-rler tree 4LE bridge was hidden y
t--Hfr al eterEreel tre-nrez ard urhen the
-N.- Arere sails ro-marrrU she 1iu carr
tel own merry Christmas u-s-h her
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
4 cargo for Mexico.

The Gs2icau srhuoner Toni vas cleared fer
= lez- Ae2-oo. yesterday With q small cargo.
fsel st sf2ss AID -aci--lilg IRE following
t-- gaz rl-e. - cs canned goods. 20 pkzs
PEE AS kEs groceries and provisions. $50 lbs
n-a-s rf> b. rago. 80 rs ham and bacon.
- t- 81 SO Q humber 3f pigs nails
@l erser f1 Icle -rrr - b1lE = pcs pirz.
: tb-s 1af- - rkgs paints ard
Ntf -r- balls sn1-E-. 1aies oairuru. - cs can
t-ts cs -rT goods. 1kEs paper c. car
L-leas. r.-s : bales tHlre.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
F1norts for the North.

lctclls With general merchandise cargo
cors-E-ed ~ the ports % sestination ana other
British Columbian ports valued a. sSo7S
lowing.
80 pkgs fresh fruits 2 SO lbs dried friit.
-Ngf ine raIErs. ~ rs nuts 545s lts coffee !.
la'o lbs sugar 4a.u-its beans 30t SKIS potatoes
- - chocolate - ukes cheese. - = noz.o-s
1S1 gals = cE wine Gs55 rs malt n utxs
fzesh vegetables. -o-a2o lbs chloride coo tins
tclles. pkg machinery. % boiler tubes 10
7 f.-r= steel. bales paper. 90 bbls cocoauc- clI,
..rrs snl Alt unlflnr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Merchandise for Hawaii.

fne steamer Erferprsse sailed on wednesdzy1
sar i5uo Ezwsiisa Islands ptfh an ssso-sSd
merchandise csrgo. valued a. So. $50 and IN
Guiding the following
81 Ibis rour 1900 lhz fresh meat 3so clSs
potatoes 2s3 pkEs fresh fruits. $ ni1gs oasous
? rkcF fresh Vegetables $50 600 lbs rice az
assorted canned goods - plzes Frccer.es ard
provisions 7s Cs hsEi-g powder. -k5e7 lbs
slEsr - c. sable rrr1arattons 7-io ihs { rLce
meals cs salad oii s. pkgs paste ~s2s lbs
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
- in command.

captain Ahun las succeeded Captain Kros
- eornrlsn nd ~ the steam schcuncr Re1ondo.
80. EN- E-esn carr-nsnds the Celia in place
81 .-Ftsr- Eei1ertsr2. who takes the Poruo
sr-lreI- llll-lanosl hy Captain Ahlin Cap
-lT -z-11s las Teen appointed the san
a-r1 cessCr to ptsin E2s smussen
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides given in the LEFT
hand column and the successive tides OF the
CAV il the order Of occurrence TO time; the
fourth tire column gives the last tide Of the
DAY. except when there are but three Hdes. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus f-)
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtractedi from the depth given BY
the charts The plane OF reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Thursday, December %
stmr Pomona. Swanson. 10 hours from
stm~ City OF Puebla. Jepson So hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports
stmr National City. Hsmmar. Il hours from
stmT Point Arena. Miller. ls hours from
Mendecino. via Point Arena u hours.
Stmr soutl Coast. Olsen, is hours from
simr Noyo johnson. % hours from Eureka
stmr Eureka. Jessen, "a hours from Eureka
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. AZ hours from
san Diego and way ports
ssrnr Fulton. Psnzer. % hours from Fields
stmr santa Rosa Alexander. 4s hours from
Pr ship Chitonshire. Atkinson. III days
from Hull. via Newcastle Eng. las days.
Br ship Ormssry. Coath. 14l days from
Br ship Hutton Hall Thurber. l47 days
'TsT BT ship ship Largienore. Spencer s5 days from
O15S'T r bark Gsen. savary. 81 Gays from New
sehr Eva. Bjorns,rom. 81 hour. from
hEsSas sehr James ROlph Olsen. Il days from
heFfnpo sebT Jennie Griffin. Gibson 3 hours from
%; sshT IDA 4. Campbell. hours from Point
CLEARED
Thursday. December p.
Stmr Columbia. DoTan. Astoria; San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship Company.
Br E;nr ElieriC. rindlay, Yokohama via
Kobe ami Moi. Pacific Nail Steamship Com
r l.ark La Roohejsqueiin Durand. Queens
town. Balfour. GrthTie & Co
Bark " Flint. johnson. Honolulu and
MakaweIi. Alexander Baldwin.
Bark Mohiean Kelly. Honolulu; Weieh q Co
Mex schr Toni new. Green. La Paz;
Thannhauser Co
SAILED.
Thursday. December %
stmr state of California. Thomas. San Diego
strnr Maggie. whitney. Hsr1moon Bay.
str- Olympic. Hansen. Grays Harbor.
Strnr sen Pedro. Jacobs. Eureka
Stmr santa Barbara. Zaddart. Grsys Harbor.
Strr Empire. Burtis. Coos Bay.
Stmr Red0ndo. Krog. Astoria
Sirr Newsboy Lee Crescent City.
Bark Monican Kelly Honolulu
Bark " 3 Flint. Johnson. Honolulu and
Mskzweii.
sehr Jessie Minor. Jorgenson. Coos Bay.
Schr Glen. McLsod- Ia Psz
Schr = Hill. Meilberg, TTllamook.
SPOKEN
Per schr James Rolph. Dec 2I-L-at IS 10 n,
i5ng 126 80 ". bktn Amaranth from Puget
sound, for Csllao. Al we'll
Per Br ship ChiltoHfcrd Oct 14-Iat 56 ~
s. long &C p W. Br ship Colonial Empire.
from Antwerp for san Francisco.
Oct 22-Laf - 50 s. long 50 80 W. Fr bark
Colonel de ViiIebois de Mareuil. from Ant
TELEGRAPHIc.
POINT I.OBOS Dec D 10 % m-Weather
cloudy: wind NV; velocity 1e miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEATTLE-Arrived Dec 22-Stmr Al XII
from Tacoma: .25 m stmr Jeanie hence
Dec L. strnr Nebraska1. from Tacoma
FT5REKA-Arrived Dec 22-Stmr Arctic
hence Dec 20: stFnr Pasadena. hence Dec 20:
etrrr Corona hence Dec 2i.
sailed Dec 22-Stmr Acme for san Pedro.
stur North Fork for San francisco.
PORT HADLOCK-Arrfred Dec 22-Schr
William Bowden from Pert Blakeley.
TACOMA Sailed Dec aI-Br stmr Yang
Tsze Tor Honskong. Ger ship Bertha, for Aus
tral.a. Fr bark la Tour q d'AuNergne. for Aus
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Memoranda

Per Br snip Chiltcnford-Sail from New
castle Erg July %. was cast of from rug
Al & A m July % Reachy Head ahesm- ha5
light airs and Gains down channel: Aug 4
passed Sciily Island; thence 10 90 n where
s,a csims TOOK M trades in RI = an oss SsnoS aS
Aug and carried them to II y moderate
breeze: had variables ta n. where We met
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
MEMS or TIE. OCEAN.
Matters of Interest 10 Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

.le French hs-k Ia Recheisqushn vas
c.esred yesterday f1l Queenslcwn. fo- orders
f'2- t7-le5 CTS Hrsat. valued So. l74 ana
la' = humber as 1unrage. valued SSp1-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
caIifornia Calendars for 1905.

CaIifornia poppy. poinsettia- Chinese
and redwood calendars. All new-best
ever-ready for mailing. Sanborn. Vail
& Co. 7a1 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Ventura VIII sail Tonight.

tre ic-sric Steamship ClmDsny's liner Ven
60. captain EsgWs-d. Kln sail - O'Clock
Er-G e-- -rr ii1roluiu ard -hc AntipoEes The
p 1aEE1lsa cue rhis morning FROM Tahiti and
ls----zg the A smeca viii be here from
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The orer.iae Iisf

- vessels On he overdue list are quoted
81 insurance IS follows. Edith Mary 20
3ir Cllr. arer Hclmc - per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
GEORGE 7. KNOX. Notary Pubic.
5000 FOR S1-ONE-Hs sIF or THIRD CNPI-
TKf. Prize

state of New Jersey County of Hudson
JERSEY CITY. y T. Nov. p. iao4
T. william Stanley being sworn this day ~
my cath d hereby solemnlv swear that af'
the bona ide owner a one half 81 ticket NJ
677S7 of Tire Honduras National Lottery Cow
many the whole ~ witch drew four thousand
dollars tS4c00l which drawing took PLACE No
vcrrber = 1905 and 7 received my money.
Sof0o in full
WILLIAM sTANLEY Is Maxwell street.
Jersey CITY
sworn u before ne thi= 81 fay = NcTern-
her 1900 JOHN T. GRICE-
Notary Public Tor New Jersey
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic Office. [. s y, Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco, Cal.
December % 1904
The Time Ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly Al noon day
e al noon Of the 10th meridian or al
r N Greenwich time J. C BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L s y. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-23
5000 FOR se-wHOLE OF SECOND CAPT.
TAI. PRIZE

state Of California. County of san Francisco-
a OfConnor OF san Francisco. cal.
being duly svorn. depose and say that am
the sole owner OF whole ticket No 1f5Zs % th-
Honduras National Lottery Company which
number won the second capital prize - SS'rA
in the drawing of November - 1904 ~
Puerto Cortez. Honduras c. A.. that said
ticket has been deposited BY me with rh7
Croker " Vonfugorth National Bank of san
Franciscc Cal for collection. and that this
affidavit is made for the purpose - celisction
o. same E a OtDNNok.
1866 VALLEY street. san Francisco Cal.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th
dsv OF November 1854
GEORGE T. KNOX Notary Public.