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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-18
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
Installation sf Local Council
Yesterday Amid Impressive
Ceremonies
THIRTY FIVE ENTER
Many Visiting Members From
Other Lodges Assist in Exc
cutting Mystic Rites

A Las Vegas council OF the knights
oI columbus was installed III this city
yesterday By the strong degree team
ol the Albuquerque loage. consisting
Of the following:
o. n. Marion, I. D. S. X; T. 4. Nc
Gamma, l.. I. =. Gargan, G. X; James
boyce, .. G. X; I. +. Delany, c.; A.
M lspinosa. W; Chas. +. White, f-Ii
S.
impressive ceremonies We're held.
Eorty-hge knights from other coun
ellis, including Albuquerque. santa Ie.
Raton, Denver and Omaha, came in the
day before to take part in the exer.
cises. The delegation from Albuauer-
que was the largest, coming up in
special car attached to No. s Saturday
night. The first ceremony was early
mass, which was held at 1880 yester-
day morning, at which the greater
part OF the prospective members re-
ceived communion. At 10 o'clock high
mass was sung by Father Messler,
celebrant from New Bedford, Mass.
Fifty-seven members Of the order at
tended this In body. The sermon
Of circumstance was delivered py
Father Pouget, who chose for sub
ject strength Coming From Unity
He dwelt upon the necessity OF a close
union in order to advance the proper
spirit of religion and TO promote re-
ligious education. This union was
found in the order, council OF which
was about to be established here.
AL o'clock visitors and initiates re-
paired to the hall OF the Fraternal
brotherhood and the exemplihcatioh
of the first, second and third degrees
lasted until 1880 o'clock. Thirtysive
members were initiated into the Sc
crets Of the organization and the com
mittee upon initiation declare that
they never assisted more promising
company into the mysteries oi knight
] hood. A sumptuous banquet was
served shortly after the exempilhca
ton. This was prepared by the ladies
of the church who were Obliged te
make their arrangements with only
two days notice. The fact OF the
short time given for preparations
however. could in no way be guessed
by the result Of their efforts 9, \
Marion of Albuquerque, deputy terri
torial grand knight, acted as toas
master. and the following toasts Weft
responded to: Our Ladies'. BY 2
A. Larrozolo; Pope Plus lN. ami tn
Catholic Hierarchy by 4. chacony
"The knights OF Columbus in Reiatiol
ID the Church, by Father J A, Mac
Namara OF Albuquerque, and .Th'
Knight as a Citizen by 4. Il. Gross
The banquet was brought 70 close ?!
the singing OF America IN which Al
joined.
After the banquet the council me
An executive session and elected th'
following officers:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-18

lTuDitNNs - ~ shtNht'1t'f - - 80
ton and II. X. Collen.
These were the members taken into
the order.
r.. Chacon. d. w. Condor, Frank
Duerr. r, II. Gross, Antonio Lucero,
Jno. Herman. JE.. Mcmahon. NJ. +,
Murphy, w. E. Halpin. r. r. Nolan,
u e. Tipton, JOS. A. vaeth, r. p. Kelly,
r. Devine. D. w. Pratt, Jno;. ouigiey'
Leo vaur. Nina Murphy. X. ,. Boyle,
J. r. Farley. r. X. Cullen. 7. J. Kelle'
her. NJ. Il. Hughes, Jno. Moriarity. Rev
M. b. Morrissey. H. J. Ryan, Geo. z.
Teahan, Vim. Holmes. J. ,. Floyd. y
A. IArrazolo. Rev. w. J. Brennan, VIM.
Flaherty. FIR. Pouget and J. A. Papen'
members, went in for Insurance.
The order Of the Knights Of GO
lumbns was incorporated in the state
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-18
Stopping Business.

PORT ARTHUR. Jan. 1S.-Japanese
banks are rapidly closing up there ac-
counts in Manchhria and stopping bus.
iness. Japan is seeking for agents In
Manchuria and Korea 70 supply the
government with information Of Rus.
sian movements. The Russian occu.
patton Of Sin Min Tun, thirty miles
west of Mukden, Is now reported as
an accomplished fact.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-18
Settlement
Possible
JAPs CLOSING BANKS IN MAN.
cHuRlA AND SEEKING FOR
SPIES.

COLOGNE. Jan. 1s-+The Japanese
minister 10 Russia will be received in
special audience by the czar today
according to special dispatch from
st. Petersburg. Great significance. 4
is said, is attached TO the incident
as pointing to possible early settle
ment OF the far eastern dispute.
The oasis., 1904-12-03

Disputed Election for Joint Council
 The Tucson Citizen of Tuesday says:
 ''The Board of Supervisors this afternoon settled 1t that N. W. Bernard was elected Joint Council man for Pima and Santa Cruz counties at the recent election.
 The Santa Cruz Board of Sup ervisors certified to the Secretary of the Territory that Bernard had forty eight majority over Dicker- man in that county.
 "The Pima county board will certify that Dickerman had forty seven majority over Bernard in this county.
 This elects Bernard by one majority"
 That will give the democrats a clear majority in the territorial council. It has heretofore been supposed that body would be tie.
 LATER: Since the foregoing was in type the Citizen of Wednesday, received yesterday, corrected its statement of the preceding day, and announced that the vote is tie--forty- seven majority for Dick erman in Santa Cruz, and the same majority for Bernard in Pima.
 The Citizen farther states that Bernard claims the election on ac- count of failure to comply with the law in Arivaca precinct, where it is alleged the polls were estab- lished at one place by the board of supervisors, and held at another by the election board. If that con- tention be sustained and the pre- cinct thrown out of the count, Ber- nard will have a small majority.
The oasis., 1904-12-03
SONORA SETTINGS. A Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

Saturday last there were received at Hermosillo thirty-two bars of silver bullion from the I.ampazas mines of Lic,M, A Lopez
 At the recent Irrigation Congress at El Paso Sonora was capably re- presented by Mr. o. c. Ellison, the wssll known journalist who repre- sentsin the state syndicate of Eastern and Pacific Coast news papers. Upon the floor of the convention he delivered forcible and eloquent address calling atten- ton to the irrigable areas in So- nora and he performed other good missionary work, among other mat ters distributing among delegates some 200 copies of the Hermosillo folder, and 100 copies of the Cham Der of Mines pamphlet.
 The Cardenena Company, Col onel Morrow president. which owns 2 valuable property, near San Marcial, IS preparing to resume operations. They have twenty-six perteaenc5as of ground, through which runs a great vein or ore body 107 feet wide, with a pay chute thirty feet wide. The ore carrying gold, silver and copper, has an average value of $8, gold, per ton. There is considerable devel- opment in prosecution, of which work 5000 tons of ore were upon the dump.
The oasis., 1904-12-03

COPPER and Mexican dollars are both rising in value. That ought to improve conditions in Sonora.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Exports by the Panama Steamer.

The steamer Colon sailed yesterday for Pan
ana and way ports with a general merchan-
disc cargo valued at 1927 ESQ to be dstrib-
uted as follows: For Mexico, $50. s4s; Cen
tral America, $1e.52s; Panama S2O5s; Colom-
bia, S194; New York, $1l,72S; England.
l4,<7o: Belgium $3.50; Jamaica, 1888: Trim
tdad Island. S675; Chile. Si26; Peru. $40. The
leading exports were follows:
To Mexico-2s2S lbs spices, 1875 lbs dried
fruit 300 lbs raisins, go lbs tea. 10 bbls
bottled beer. 80 cs 30 gals whisky, 8 cs bran
dy III gals wine. 421 los 100 tins bread, Al
pkgs groceries and provisions. II pkgs pota-
toes. 4s2 lbs cheese 81 cs canned goods, 30
plgs paste, Is pkgs paints and oils, 80 pkgs
sewing machines 4SI pcs iron % pkgs acid
II bars steel 50 bdls pipe. 100 TASKS quick
silver, 81 pkgs tank material, 10 pkgs arms
and ammunition. l6 pkgs leather. 1000 lbs
cement. 1o76 bdls shocks. III pkgs machin-
70 Central America-2o7s bbls -four. 90 cs
whisky. 143 plIgs potatoes. $40 lbs lard. 320O
lbs rice Is salmon, 1884 lbs bread, 81 pl1gs
groceries and provisions, "a cs canned goods
1850 lbs spices, 153 gals 10 cs wine, 450 lbs
dried fruit. 10 bbls beer, 16545 lbs tallow,
159 bds pipe, 10 bales bags. 81 pkgs paints
and oils 20 cs coal oil. pkgs machinery, u
To Panana-I6.O12 feet lumber, 1000 bxs
soap. 26 cs canned goods, IL cs liquors, 90
gals whisky; 20 gals wine. 3 pkgs drugs:
eco lbs lard, > pkgs paste.
To New York-9S 239 gals wine 81 gals
brandy. -, 800 lbs dried prunes, 600 43S lbs
pig lead, "A, JT3 lbs dry hides, 5037 gals sperm
oil. 10 pkgs paints. 81 bales junk.
To England-2739 canned salmon.
TO Belgium-2350 lbs beeswax.
To Jamaica-S5 cs canned salmon. cs
canned fruit
To Trinidad Island-l50 cs canned salmon
IN addition 10 the foregoing the steamer
carried $4,000 in Mexican dollars consigned
10 Acapulco, Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Exnorts to Hawaii.

The bark Olympic sailed for Honolulu yes
terdey with In assorted merchandise cargo
consigned 10 the port Of destination and other
Hawaiian ports valued al $62, sos and includ-
ing the following:
1900 bbls -four, SO. 545 lbs sugar. 1o3, ,e29 lbs
rice 66e5 ctls barley, 2es. 434 lbs bran. 81 ctls
wheat $50 bales hay, 1870 lbs salt, 16,3O0
lbs lard. $3.50 lbs beans, 10 ctls oats, IS ctls
corn. 3l99 lbs middlngs. 125 bbls % half
bbls picked salmon, 1888 gals cs wine. 120
casks bottled beer, 35 cs whisky. 10 cs cham
payne, % cs liquors. 145 mineral water,
2z2 gals vinegar, 1S, ,43o lbs bread. 1868 cs
ions, 2fs4 lbs cs meals 100 cs spices, 81
cs table preparations. % cs olives, 45 cs salad
oil. COCO lbs tobacco, ; cs chocolate. 10 bxs
paste 90 crts potatoes and onions, 212. 500 lbs
fertilizer, 10o oSS lbs piglead. 800 coal oil,
300 bhls lime. 275O gals disttllate, 1892 lbs
soda. 2IS bdls 81 pcs pipe. I95 bxs candles,
10 bdis brooms. 80 crts sewing machines and
parts. 259 cs soap, 30 cs azlegrease, 80 kegs
lead paint. % pkgs dry goods. 3 pkgs ma
chinery, 30 pkgs wagon material 30 cs
matches.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Saws Officer Clubbed Him.

S. G. Hancock, an insurance clerk,
living at $50 Stockton street. was in
the Oriental Cafe at 13 Powell street
late Friday night drinking with a
friend, when he suddenly fell, cutting
a cash in his head. He was taken by
Police Sergeant Shaw to the Receiv-
ing Hospital, where his wound was
dressed. Yesterday Hancock accused
Sergeant Shaw of having dubbed him
in the saloon and announced that he
would prefer charges against the off,
Ger to-day. Shaw denies that he used
his club and declares that Hancock
was drunk and fell against table, cut
ting his head open. The bartender Of
the saloon corroborates the officers
statement.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

tractor), architect Charles Haynes-An work
except plumbing for a three-story frame build
ing (hats) n line of Fifteenth street, 246 w
$40 22o
architect same-PlumbiDg and gasftting for
same, same; S1200
l. l. Cowgirl (owner) with A. s. Ruch (con-
tractor), architects Sutton and Weeks = All
work for two-story brick and frame residences
" line of Maple street. 100 OF Washing
ton, So w 47:s. s. W 80. 4so. w 49,
Susanna H Van Nuys (owner) with A. H:
Wilhelm (contractor). architects Hayens ana
Toepke-All work except plumbing, sewerlng,
gashttlng painting. electric wiring, shades and
gas fixtures for a three story frame 1.-TWO
dwellings and store below W line Of Mis-
sn sion street 81 iss sesao OF Nineteenth % 0S
Domenico Mannina Cowner) with E. Dalgero
(contractor), architect j. A. PorporatoI,All
work exceDt plumbing. shades and chandehers
for three-story frame building Chatsl. on
line of Fibert ST. 90 E Of Stockton. E 22;e by
Matteo Brocato (owner with E. Dalgero
(contractorl architect J. P9rpSgas1MIAi S nSsIeLs
for three-story frame building (hats). on
line of Filbert st. 114:9 Of Stockton. E 22:9
G. Campodonico (owner) with Demartini &
Traverse (contrac.orsl, architect j. A Porpor-
atoIAh work except concrete painting: eiec s1d
chandeliers for one three story and one two,
sesoo. iSo'0' 10 . y
Same owner with A. Ertoia co. (con-
tractors) architect sane-P1umbing. sewer
age and gas fitting for same same; $11O0.
Frank Sylvester and Pasqual Cirimelo
architect Charles A. Won Gienanth-An work
except painting and electric work for a
three-story frame building on w line OF kear-
ny. 37:6 of Vallejo. n 20 by W go; $4,000
James Burke (owner) with T. S. Holm (eon-
tractor), architect Charles ]. Rosseau-AL
work except parlor mantels, gas fixtures and
shades for three-story frame building (naIs)'
on y line of McAllister St. 64:6 w OF Steiner.
w 2T:6 by ST:6, Western Addition ISL;
S9S13
Harriet JolIiffe (owner) with The NJ. Levy
Company (contractors) architect ]. r. Nil
pipe for a four-story frame building on lot on
Sc corner of Ellis and Hyde streets, Duly
on Ellis by 81 g: $4,000.
Same owner with G. Orsi (contractor), archi-
tect same-Painting. etc, for same on same;
1887
William Eide Company (owners) with George
J. Smith & Sons (contractors). architect VIII
liam Curlett-Painting. etc. for seven-story
office theater building on lot on Sc line OF
Market street. 75 NE OF Ninth NE so. Sc
16y Sw 125 NV 20. NE IS, NV 90; $500
(contractor) architect Philip Schwerdt-All
work except tiling, mantels. electric work.
gas fixtures shades, plumbing and painting for
two three-story frame buildings (fats) on lot
on e line of Buchanan street S7:6 OF Sut-
ter, n 80, E 1876, %. W 80 25, W
s7:e; S13,5oo.
Same owner with A. Newmark (contractor).
fitting for same same: S2050.
Same owner with H. Shields (contractor).
architect same-Painting, etc, for same on
same; $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
PANAMA LINER CARRIES
BIG SHIPMENT OF WINE
Steamship Colon's Cargo Includes 1900 Barrels o.
the Product of the California Grape-Mexicar
Woman and Her Five Children Are Deporte6

Arrived Mar 2o-BF stmr Indrapura.s from
TATOOSH-Passed In Mar 2e-schr Premier.
hence Mar 16 for Port Townsend.
Passed out Mar 26-Stmr Mackinaw, from
Tacoma, for San Francisco.
EVERETT-Sailed Mar 26-Br bark Dunreg-
gan. for Sydney.
Arrived Mar 2e-sOhr Transit. from Hadlock.
REDONDO-Arrfved Mar 26-Schr r. W.
Bartlett, from Tacoma; stnr Whittier. hence
PORT HARFoRD-ssiled Mar 2s-stmr
Coos Bay. for San Pedro.
BANDoN-Arrived Mar 2e-Stmr Elizabeth,
hence Mar %.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Mar ee-schr Metha
Nelson, from Grays Harbor.
COOS BAY-Arrived Mar 26-Stmr Empire.
hence Msr 23.
Arrived Mar 26-Stmr Empire hence Mar %.
Sailed Mar 26-Schr Ruby, for San Pedro.
SKAGWAY-Sailed Mar 26-Stmr Dolphin.
for Seattle.
Norte for Crescent City
PORT TOwNsEND-Saile Mar 2e-schr
Alpena, for Sydney.
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-Arrived Mar 26-Ship 8. P
Hitchcock. from Yokohama
Sailed Mar 25-Bark Alden Bosss. for sar
Francisco.
EASTERN PORT
NEW YoRK-Arrived Mar 25-6hip Dirigo
from Philadelphia
Arrived Mar 2e-Stmr Nebraskan. from sar
FOREIGN PORTS.
SYDNEY-Arrived prior to Mar 25-StnI
CORONEL-Arrived Mar Ser stnr Neko
from Hamburg for San Francisco
PANAMA-Sailed Mar 12-Br ship Swanhil-
ds, for Tocopilla-
SUBZ-sailed Mar 1o-Br stmr Arabia. for
Manila.
DUNKIRK-In port Mar 14-Br ship British
Isles, for San Francisco via Antwerp.
SANTA ROSALIA-In port Mar 14-Br ship
CeiticburiI, for Port Townsend
NEWCASTLE, Aus-Arrived Mar 25-Schr
Churchill, from East London.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Mar 2e-Stmr Lau-
Tentian, Glasgow.
Sailed Mar 26-Stmr MeEaba, for London;
stmr Iceland for Antwerp; stmr Neckar FOR
Naples; stmr Campania, for Liverpool: stmr
Astoria, for Glasgow; stnr Norge. for Chris
tiansand.
Arrived Mar 26-Stmr st. Louis from
Southampton and Cherbourg.
GENOA-Arrived Mar 25-stmr Calahria,
from New York
ANTwERP-sailed Mar 2s-stmr vader-
land. for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON-Sailed Mar 26-Stmr Mar
quette. from London for New York
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Mar 26-Stmr Gym
ric. from Boston; stmr Cestrian, from Boston
Sailed Mar 25-Stmr Georgia. for New York
Mar 26-Stmr Lucania, for New York
YOKOHAMA-Arrived prior to Mar 26-
Stmr Doric, from San Francisco, via Homo
lulu. etc. for Hongkong
ROTTERDAM-Saie Mar 26-Stmr Rotter-
dam, for New York
HAvRE-sailed Mar 2e-stmr La Tour
aine. for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Saturday. March %.
stmr Bonita. Gielow. 81 hours from San
stmr Centennial Strand. 80 hours from
Seattle.
strnr c c Lindauer. Allen. II hours from
schr ia A, Campbell, hours from Point
HfSia- sehr Blakelyg. Rsumsn. ,s day. from Port
Blakeley, via Fciallam Bay IA days.
CLEARED.
Saturday. March 2e.
stmr Senator. AIberts. Victoria, etc. P c
stmr celon. Irvine. Panama and way ports,
p NJ s 5 Co
stmr oregon. Doran. Astoria, o R & n Co.
stmr Bonita. Gielow, San Pedro p C S S
stmr Spokane Nopander. Eureka. c S
Nor stmr Hero. syvertsen. Ledysmith. R.
Nor stmr TItania, Egenes. Nanaimo. West
Schr Charles Hanson. Dannevig, Nanaimo
and whaling. c. z. Plummer.
schr Uranus Lindahl. codhshing. Z. S.
Pend.
Friday. March 2s.
stmr Jeanie, Downing. Seattle.
Saturday, March %.
Stmr Alcazar. johnson. Greenwood.
Stmr Colon, Irvine, Panama and way ports
Stmr Spokane Nopander Eureka
Stfnr GiDsy. Leland. Santa Cruz.
Stmr Por1o. Ahlin Albion.
Stnr Newburs. Andfndsen, Grays Harbor
Stmr Edith. Hal. Tacoma.
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget Redondo
Nor stmr Hero. Syvertsen, Ladysmith.
Nor stmr Titania. Egenes. Nanaimo
Bark Olympic, Evans, Honolulu.
Bark Prussia. Jensen. Port Blakeley
Ship Centennial, Stannard Cooks Inlet
Schr Advent. Olsen. Coos Bay.
Schr Alpha, Jensen, Coquilie River
Whai stmr Herman, Narnam. whaling
Schr c A Thayer. Munsen.> Fairhaven.
Schr Novelty. Hoffman. Grays Harbor
Schr Ida McKay. Lethola. Eureka
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. March 26, 10 p. m.--Weather
foggy; wind Sc; velocity y miles per hour
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON. Mar 25-Br stnlr Scotia. previ-
ousiy reported ashore At entrance o. Guam, has
broken in two and after part sunk.
DOMESTIC PORTS
sEATTLE-Arrived Mar 26-Stmr Montara,
hence Mar %.
Sailed Mar 25-stmr Dora, for Valdez.
Safled Mar 26-Stmr Ai-Ki, for Skagway.
ASTORIA-Sailed Mar 26-Stmr Alliance, for
Eureka: bark Louisiana. for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

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Treatment given on 10 days trial and
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

The Pacific Mali Company's steam
ship Colon, Captain Irvine sailed yes
terday for Panama and way ports with
2SOO tons Of freight and ffty-five pas
sengers. A Mexican woman and her
hve children, who arrived on the City
or Sydney and were refused admit
tance to the country by the Immigra-
ton Bureau. were deported on the Co
lon.
The Panama liners cargo included
700 tons Of -four, 300 tons of lead and
1900 barrels of California wine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

acc Hotel. was arrested last night and
placed on the detenue book by Detec-
tive Cody. Ford. II is alleged. stole
a package Of waists that were given to
him for delivery to one OF the guests
OF the hotel. He will be booked to-
day for petty larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Policeman Fights Mob.

Policeman Skain had fight with a
half Hundred drunken sailors in the
Cape Nome saloon on Pacific street
last night. The sailors came from the
training ship Independence at Vallejo
and proceeded to do up the street.
Special Sam Dagget and several other
policemen came to Skain's assistance
and the riot was quelled. Five of the
sailors landed In Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Deck Load Shifts in Gale.

The schooner Blakeley, which arrived yes
tsrday. sixteen days from Port Blakeley. came
into the harbOr with heavy list to port. On
March 10. when Of Cape Mendocino three deck
lashinEs parted during a heavy southeaster
and the deck load shifted to port The Blake
ley brought go 900 feet OF lumber.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Outside for Three DAYS.

The schooner King Cyrus. which left Ia
coma twelve days ago for this port. arrived or
the heads on Thursday and ever since has
been making futile efforts TO sail into pert. At
o'clock yesterday afternoon she eight
miles out and still maaeuvering for the slant
that would bring her inside
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
The Orerdne List.

The rate OF reinsurance on the British bark
Lsmorna was advanced yesterday to IS per
cent Zwi5ger remains on the board at 90 per
cent and the EnKlehorn and 0stetano Casa
bona are quoted e. 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Ignatian Council Banquet.

Ingatian Council, Y. NJ. l., IS ar
ranging for its seventeenth anniver-
sary banquet to be given at the Lick
House on April 7. The affair prom
ises TO be a brilliant one and notable
in the local history of the organiza-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides 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 10 the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey charts. except when 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., 1904-03-27
Steamer.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast ard GeodeticS 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 Fort. Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

1t is a blessing that we do not know
how those interested figure on what will
be coming to them when we are dead.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Scotia Breaks in Two.

The British cable steamer Scotia previously
reported ashore at the entrance TO Guam har-
Dor, has broken IN two and the after part has
sunk
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Passengers Land From An1asis.

The Rosmos liner AmasiE. which arrived
Friday night from Hamburg. was passed by
the quarantine authorities early yesterday
morning and her passengers landed at Dom-
bard-street wharf The Anasis, Captain jan
sen, was 10 days coming from Hamburg Her
last port OF call WAS Mazatlan. from where
she came IN six and half days. She brought
twenty-ons passengers and 1925 tons OF cargo
Among her passengers were the following
named:
Mrs. H cuthbert. Miss Susie Cohelan. r
Cohelan, :. S. Maloney. George Lampe.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The schooner Honoipu is chartered for
lumber from Puget Sound 10 Launcestcn at
ATS Cd; British ship Thistlebank same bust
ness from Puget Sound TO Sydney at Bis Sd,
with option Of Port Pirie e. 33s %.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

Bellboy Is Arrested.
Frank Ford, a bellboy at the Pal
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Time Ball.

A variety OF articles FOR
SALE in the Miscellaneous Ads.
Gas Engines TO Sewing Ma
chines-Some bargains that
may interest you.
A number OF MISCELLA-
lNEOUS WANTS, too. Perhaps
you can fill the needs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

Referee. Howard .. Smith: starter. Cado-
gs-. fudFes ~ fuish-Torrey. BOohar. c
TEColsey Leanev: fimers-Tompkins Christy.
Pond Cooley; feid judges-Koch. Chaplin.
James. Drew, y WILCOX; measurers-Young
Enerrv. Frei. Absdle- inspectors-Titus. Boyn-
fof- = wilcox; clerks OF course-8Iontgo gonery,
POWELL scorer. Krenz- announcer, Hume.