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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-08

Haute was an easy proposition for
Lafayette tonight and the home team
won, s to 3. The work of Warner
was exceptionally fine and he sue
ceeded in caging five of Lafayette s
goals.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Benson, of
Cambridge City, was visiting local
friends.
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Creseells
There's a new Perfume in
town. Bring your handker-
chief and we'll give a Whit of
CRESCEUS PERFUME.

If you like it and want to buy. 500
per ounce.
If you don't care for it, do not feel
that you must buy. You are well
come here always.
We want you to know this per-
fume, anyway.
We think you will like it very
much.
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GAME LAST NIGHT ENDS
IN FOOTBALL SCR|MMAGE

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK.
Thursday
Anderson at Muncie.
Friday
Muncice at Anderson.
Richmond at Marion.
Saturday,
Anderson at Richmond.
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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
An International CompIication

First officer stud Kreuger and Second
ptnoer Frank Apert Of the big German shin
eee-ahrer. lying al Howard street wharf. are
wiser now than when their Gag waved q last
s-leu 20 the shores Of the Kaiser They have
-.atflel tnst IL Is sort Of lese maJeste in
sL-s country 70 celebrate the birth Of a Cserma q
Daps ua-k ~ the Fatherland by becoming uu-
loariouEly musical Warbifug in a peace die
turning key songs Of the Rhine and using the
HiaHL q tnelr ship a. q pistol target All these
ihings they did Wednesday night and inter-
l-dL-cndl complications may result therefrn1n
Kreuger heard from home that fhere 1-ss
low ~ existence very Young Herr Kreuger.
ne mate invited his feIow-officer Il observe
ne a1fent ~ the juvenile in 2 fitting manner.
me op-eri afl9n took place through zlssses-
schooners in different saloons along the
Nalef tront. Then these two Jolly sea dogs
aNohe tne echoes among the docks with fhe
htatse ilelooies of the sea They became sep
afale4 curing their cruisings and Kreueer
sought his ship and berth alone When A1ert
lolnc the gangWay n the Seefahrer some
nouns later he was unable 10 get aboard and
., ,-al % eal- ior MS eomrade with pistol shots
lne Sleeping nrst officer was awakened and
tninkine That pirates were boarding his vessel
i-sAtl OUT nn deck with his own revolver "a
ifpei ooaraers When he had identified the
rnionlent Toe ne hugged him In q brofheriv
wey ard the two began 10 FIRE al the main.
mast n the good ship Seefahrer Three rolice
cincers, guided by the flash Of the guns foi,nd
snd cisarmed the marksmen. and ali hands
Ictched ~ ~ the Harbor station The re-
Fnainoer of the night the ship and cargo Law
cfhcerless ~ the wharf.
Captain Shoemaker Of the Seefahrer when
he came aboard next morning. found the cook
in command and the cabin boy acting as chief
of stan- He swore great deep sea ostbs snd
dispatched a messenger 10 the office n the
German Consul With this official he has
hled q complaint against the Police Depart
meut. charging II with having removed the
Two mates from his ship leaving the vessel
and cargo without officers
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
WOMAN CHARGES EDITOR
WITH SWINDLING HER
Warrant Issued for Arrest of TheO-
dOre Lowe for Obtaining Money
by False PretenSeS.

Theodore Lowe. at one time 7itor of
the defunct Raven, a monthly publica-
ton, is wanted by the police on a
felony charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses. The complaining wit
ness against him is Miss Bell Doherty,
1912 Thirty second street. Oakland.
She alleges that on June 16 Lowe
represented to her that he was the pub
Usher of the Raven and if she paid
him $3.50 he would appoint her his
stenCgrapher and proofreader at $50
per month and give her a share in the
profits. He alleged that he had $500
invested in the paper and had a large
subscription list. She paid him the $50
and alleges that all of the representa-
tions made to her by Lowe were false.
About six months ago Lowe was ar
rested On similar charge, the COM
planning witness being a woman living
on Jones street. At that time the Raven
was being published and Lowe got the
benefit of the doubt, the case being dis
missed. A few days later Lowe had
the woman and her husband arrested
for threatening to kill him and the
cases were dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
object TO Permit for Roller.

Several protestants appeared yes
terday before the Supervisors Fire
Committee to register objections to
the granting of a permit TO ]. H.
Kruse for an engine and boiler in
premises on Treat avenue, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets. The protestants stated that
the boiler would be a menace to prop
erty and wouls increase the insurance
rates in the vicinity. The committee
took the matter under advisement and
will make report to the board next
Monday after visiting the premises.
The committee granted a permit to
A. PoninOu for boiler at 1886 Fill
more street. the Fire Department hav-
ing reported favoTably thereon. James
l.. Flood was granted a permit for an
engine and boiler and also to use
crude petroleum as fuel in the prem
ises at the corner of Market and Pow
ell streets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08

Il is an unusual thing for Pacific
Mail Company's steamer 10 put back
into way port for repairs. but such
has been the case with the Barracuda.
She went into san Diego Wednesday
evening with broken machinery and
lay in that port twenty-four hours.
she finished her repairs and sailed for
this port at $50 yesterday evening.
She is due here to-day
With few vessels in port, the freight
market al low ebb and no grain char
tiers on record, this is not at present an
especially lively harbOr. And with
shipOWuers cOntenGing for their rates
and grain prices as they are and may
be for some time no change is likely TO
come soon. Consequently few deep
water cargOes viii 20 out of this port
for several months. Shippers deem 22s
60 for wheat and 23s Cd for barley high
81 than the cereal crop viii warrant. so
both sides are waiting for a reduction
in freight or a rise in grain.
The present rate is nominally at 2Os
However, the ship Auldgirth has been
taken for merchandise, a 22s Sd char
ter. Up on the Sound lumber freights
are trembling toward the ground floor,
as the steamer Terje Vixen. for Ere
mantle, has been chartered for 3ls 3D.
the lowest rate ever recorded. Nor are
the cargOes inward bound many or re-
markably heavy. The use OF oil for
fuel has cut the coal ships down.
though there are about thirty-five car
rlers accredited TO this port During
me month Of June 1000 tons were
brought from the colonies. agoinst 70
tvy tons IN June Of last year
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08

from San Pedro for Belinsham: schr Philip
pine hence June 19 for Port Gamble; stmr
Melville Dollar. from st Michael. for Seattle;
ChiI bark Royal Sovereign. from Honolulu, for
Puget Sound: stmr Jeanie hence July 2, for
Passed out July 7-Br ship Pass of Lemy.
from Port Ludlow. for Australia stmr Ameri-
can from Tacoma for Honolulu.
TACoMA-sailed July e-stmr American,
sailed July 7-Br ship Thirlmere. for Iquique.
BALLARD-Arrived July 7-Br bark Ad-
derly hence June II.
WEsTPoRT-sailed July 7-stmr Gualala.
vENTuRA~Arrived July 6-stmr Scotia,
SAN DfEGo-ssiIed July 7-stmr Barra-
couta, for San Francisco; schr Lottie Carson,
DUTCH HARBoR-Arrived June 25-Stmr
Mary D Hume. from Seattle
FORT BRAGG-Arrived July I-TuS Sea
King hence July g. with barge Tidal Wave
Sailed July Tug Sea King. for San Fran
PORT LOS ANGELEs-Arrived July T.
stmr Aberdeen. from Portland
Despatch and Santa Monica, hence July 8.
Sailed July T-Schr Winslow, for Grays
Harbor; schr Olga, for Columbia River; stmrs
Fulton and Marshfeld. for San Francisco.
BELLINGHAM-Arrived July 7-Stmr Oym-
PORT IuDLOw-Arrived July Bark
GRAYs HARBoR~Arrived July 7-schr
Sehome from Redondo -
eOi'' ISLAND PoRTs.
HoNoLULIJ-SaiIed July Gu stmr
Thomas. for San Francisco; Chill bark Curzon,
for Port Townsend
Arrived July e-Stmr Nevadan. hence
June %. July 7-schr Robert Levers. from
GEBU-saied July 6-Br stmr Indrapura.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK-Sailed July 6-Str r Advance.
for Colon; Br stmr Vulcan, for '1alila.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 6-Ship
John Ena. from Honolulu
FOREIGN PORTS.
HTTIJ-Sailed July 6-Br ship Chiltonford
for San Francisco.
NOUMEA-Arrived June 15-Fr bark Noemi,
hence April 13.
Nubia from New York
ACAPULCO-Sailed July 5-Stmr Peru. for
San Francisco. July 6-Stmr San Jose. for
PoRT sAID-Arrived July 7-stmr Machian.
from Greenock Liverpool and Seattle. etc
LADYSM1TH-Arrived July 7-stmr st
ViicToRIA-Arrived July 7-stmr Cottage
Cry, from Skagway.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLES-Arrived July 1-Stmr Koenig
oUEENSTOwN-Saile July 7-stmr Ma
jestic. from Liverpool for New York: stmr
Noordland. from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 7-Stmr La Lof-
raine. from Havre; stmr Numidian from
Glasgow; strnr Deutschland, from Hamburg
via plymouth and cherbourg; stmr Ultonia.
irIll IPooI~Arrived July 6-stmr Aurania.
from New York: stmr Merriam, from Philadel-
Sailed July 7-stmr Noordland. for Phila-
HAMBURG-Arrived July 7-stmr Pennsyl-
Sailed July 7-stmr Graf waidersee, for New
York. via Boulogne and Dover.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
POLICE COURT RULES WEAK
WHEN WOMAN'S TONGUE WAGS
Mrs. Martha Edelstein, Taoress, SCorns Time
Honored dProcedu and Conducts Case Against
Husband in Accordance With Her Own Desires

tied the Hall of Justice and asked TO be
arrested and charged with vagrancy.
as she wanted to go to the County Jail
for the necessary medical treatment
that had been denied her at the City
and County Hospital. The unfortunate
creatures request was complied with,
and five minutes after her arrest she
was before Judge Mogan.
How long a term do you WanE me 10
give your inquired his Honor
With proper attendance and medi-
cines l think l can be cured in thirty
days" was the answer. You'd better
give me thirty days, anyway, and if 1
amt cured up by that time 1 can get
arrested and sent up again"
All right-thirty days"
So the woman whose only offense
was illness went her way, while the
Judge delivered himself of some re-
marks that were not entirely cOmpli-
mentary to the municipal system
whose inadequate hospital facilities
compelled her to go to Jail.
Frank Jackson, accused of stealing a
horse, harness and wagon, the proper
ty of the Haslett Warehouse Company,
is suspected of previous horse-steal-
ings and Judge Mogan has continued
his case till July II to allow of further
HCiANN AAiQulIy dS " the man CAldl az
ter. The detectives have already dis
covered that his real name is RaOul La
Costa and that his criminal speciality
IS the lifting" of livestock.
With a speaking tube extending from
his ear to the lips of Judge MOgan a
very deaf man registered as James Su-
ters declared he did not desire to pros
ecute F. j. Jenkins for larceny, and
then f. j. Jenkins informed the court
that he must respectfully decline to
prosecute James Suffers for assault
with deadly weapon. Police Officer
Merchant testified that he saw Suffers
pursue Jenkins. at California and Hyde
streets. until he overlook him and
plunged pOcket-knife blade into
his back, and that in expla-
nation of the chase and the
stabbing Suffers stated that Jen-
kins had robbed him of some money
and fled with it. AS the policeman had
not witnessed the stealing and could
not prove the stabbing. and as the de-
PENDANTS resolutely refused to testify
against each other. there was nothing
else for the Judge to do than dismiss
both charges.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
THINKS STREET REPAIR
COMBINE is BROKEN
Board of Works Accepts Very Low
Bid for Reconstruction of BIZ
luminous PavementS.

In the reception of bids yesterday
for repairing bituminous rock and
asphalt pavements the Board of Pub
lie Works believes that the combine
for doing such work has been effec-
tually broken. F. NJ. Yorke filed an
exceedingly low bid and was awarded
the contract. His bid for repairing
bituminous pavements was four
cents per square foot. whereas the
highest bid was seven cents.
YoFke's bid for repairing asphalt
pavements was three cents per square
foot, the highest bid being seven
cents Yorke's bid for replacing the
bitumen and putting in a concrete
foundation wherever necessary was
ten cents square foot.
AS the sum of $4,000 has been ap-
propriated for repairs, the board be-
lieves it will repair a large territory
this year on account of the low price
to be charged.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
CURRY CHARGED
WITH MURDER
Coroner's Jury Formally
Accuses Him of Shooting
His Wife Deliberately
EDDY SCORES BYINGTON
Asserts That the District
Attorney Was Guilty of
Violating Legal Ethics

A Coroner's jury yesterday in an in
quest on the body of Mrs. George Cur
ry brought in a verdict of murder
against George Curry, her husbnad.
The testimony showed that Curry had
fired three shots into his wife's body
last Tuesday in her room at S5 Eddy
street. and that after surrendering to
the nolice he confessed having killed
his wife because she had left him.
Colonel Thomas V. Eddy, before the
Coroner and the jury. voiced his indig-
nation against District Attorney By
ington for having secured from the
prisoner a sworn confession while Cur
ry was confined in the City Prison.
Colonel Eddy remarked that the action
of Byington was in violation of the
ethics of the legal profession.
George NJ LiDman of the Baldwin
Jewelry Company identified the pistol
with which the killing was done as the
one sold by him to George Curry last
Tuesday He also sold to Curry ten
cartridges to fit the weapon.
Mrs. Young told the jury that Mrs.
Curry had told her that after she had
separated from her husband Curry de-
manded money from her-money which
Mrs. Curry had taken away when she
left him. Mrs. Curry had told the wit
ness that Curry wanted half of this
money as belonging to him, and that
she had refused to let him have it. The
decedent had informed the witness also
that Curry had a revolver. but that
she was not afraid of him. While the
witness was talking with Mrs Curry
the Japanese servant entered the room
and announced that a man wished to
see Miss Josie Tripp. Mrs. Curry re-
piled that that was her name, and left
the room. The shooting took place five
minutes thereafter.
Mrs. Mary Fisher, landlady of 921
Powell street, testified that the Currys
while they lived at her house appeared
to be a very affectionate couple. Curry
always came home promptly after his
work and Mrs. Curry was always home
to receive him. AS the witness did not
know anything about the shooting the
Coroner choked her off.
Curry declined to make any state
ment at the inquest. Mrs. Curry's body
was sent to Santa Ana yesterday for
burial.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Wafer Front Notes.

The sailing OF the steamer ST. Paul from
Steuart-street wharf for Nome and Alaskan
ports has been postponed until July 10.
John : Hogan. long wharfinger on Fremont
street wharf. mas resigned his position. and E
r Cottie has been selected by the Board OF
HarbCr Commissioners to succeed him. Hogan
was one OF the most efficient and popular State
officials the water front
The transport Thomas will sail from Homo
lulu to-day and will be due 10 arrive in this
port on July Il.
The Olivebank which has been undergoing
repairs at the Rsdon Iron Works has been
towed to Hunters Point
The schooner Robert r. Hind arrived yester-
day morning from Newcastle. B. c, with the
nrst cargo Of northern granite that ever entered
this port.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Naval Apprentices Wanted.

Lieutenant ]. c. Burnett. in charge Of the
United States naval rendezvous at 5 Market
street yesterday received orders 10 begin the
enlistment u naval Apprentices for the training
station a. Coat Island. The age qualification
is nov between II and IS years Il was for
rnerly la 20 IS but the Navy Department found
that boys 81 a. IS and I6 were too young and
generally 100 small 10 meet the physical re-
qulrements of the service. Moreover, a lad OF
tnat youtnful age was hardly able to know
Nletner ne was ntted for a seafaring life or
not BY the extension OF the age limit the
Navy Department hopes 70 enlist a better class
~ Young recruits Seamen. ordinary seamen
landsmen writers. machinists fremen and Goa
hesNers are now being enlisted at the shipping
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters OF Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The latest lumber charters reported
British ship Olivsbank. from Chemainus to
Cape Town at SOS; British steamer Totten-
ham. from Portland TO Tslntau and Taku
lump sum; British bark Woollahra from Eu-
reka 20 Launceston; Italian ship RegAa
Elena. from Burrard Inlet to West Coast. at
37s I'd. If 70 direct port 2s Cd less-chartered
rrior 10 arrival
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order of occurrence to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings of the United states
Coast Survey Charts except when a minus ~
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., 1904-07-08
Broken Bottle Cuts Artery.

The flying fragments of a broken
bottle came near sending Arthur Moil-
linwood of 616B Greenwich street to
the Morgue yesterday One of the
pieces struck him on the left arm,
severing the leading artery. The
prompt surgical aid rendered him at
the Emergency Hospital by DR.. Carl
Wilson save his life. The breaking of
the bottle was purely accidental.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARfklN Ell
Thursday, July 4
stmr Point Arena. Miller. IA hours from
Mendocino. via Point Arena II hours.
| Stmr Whtesboro. Olsen 16 hours from
Greenwood
stmr Pomona. Swanson. II hours from
Eureka.
Port Rodgers.
stmr Rainier. Hansen. 7s hours from Bel
stmr Gypsy. Gray. 10 hours from Santa
Cruz
stmr Montara, Reilly, 10 hours from Seattle
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, Al hours from
San Diego and way ports.
Stmr Alliance, Hardwick B days from Port
lana. via Eureka - hours.
stmr Maggie, Corning, hours from Half
moon Bay.
Bark Nidette, Bergman, % DAYS from Port
schr Bessie X Stark. II hours from San
schr Robert Hind. Erickson. 51s days
from Newcastle. Island. B c.
schr Virginia, Nilsson 3ls days from Co.
schr Novelty. Huffman. 8 days from Will
lapa Harbor.
SAILED.
Thursday. July I.
stmr Daniel Manninr Tuttie, cruise.
stmr Kilburn. Jahnsen. Port Rodgers.
stmr State OF California. Nicolson. San Di-
ego and way ports.
stmr Maggie. Corning. HaIfmoon Bay.
Stmr Eureka lessen. Eureka
Stmr San Mateo. Ross. Tacoma.
sstmr BreakTater. dsa water vs1I Seaman: Coos % Bay
Stmr @ c Lindauer, Allen Grays Harbor
Stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen. Fort Bragg.
Stmr Pomo. Jacobs, Albion.
Stmr South Coast, Olson, Caspar.
Stmr North Fork, Nelson Eureka.
Scnr Mary c. Campbell, Bodega.
Schr Queen. Paulsen. Port Gamble.
Schr Conhanza johnson. Notleys Landing
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT .LOBOs. July I. 10 p m-weather
thick wind south; velocity IL miles per hour
SPOKEN
June 30-On Azores, Br ship Ashmore from
Valparaiso. for Liverpool.
June 20-Lat u n. long 26 W. Br bark
Strathdon. from Swansea, for San Francisco
July 6-Lat ~ 80 N long -. stmr Nor
wood from Bellingham. for San Francisco in
tow Of tug Richard Holyoke, per Montara.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
REDONDO-Arrived July 7-Stmr Acme
from San Pedro.
Sailed July 7-Stmr Asuncion, for San Fran
EUREKA-sailed July e-stmr Alliance, for
San Francisco.
stmr Corona, hence July g.
AgTORIA-Sailed July T-Stmrs Costa Rica
and whittier. for San Francisco.
Arrived July T-Stmr Chico hence July q
sEATTIE-Sailed July 6-Stmr st Paul for
San Francisco: stmr City OF Puebla. for San
PORT HARFoRD-sailed July 7-stmr b.
nita for San Francisco.
sailed July T-stmr Coos Bay, for San
TIMPoUA .RIvER-Passed July s. $3.50 o m
Bolyoke from Belliagham, for San Francisco
TATOOSH-Passed out July 7-Stmr Robert
Dollar, for San Francisco.
Passed in July T-Schr Spokane hence June
rs for Port Gamble; schr Bainbrdge, from San
Pedro. for Port Blakeley; schr King Cyrus,
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Captain stinson Married.

Captain william p stinson of the United
States army transport Logan was quietly mar
rled 10 Miss Susie Sumner on June % The
y ssoetns Iook place al the Church OF St John
the Evangelist. Fifteenth street snd klhfo, s,-e
nue. Rector L. Q. Sanford Officiating. Or w
= DAVIS ot the Logan was best man ana MA
assisted N his arduOus duties by Canfa5D 7 6e
1-antte, United States cuarterrnasfer ard -
r Williams, first officer OF the vessel -
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
speddx Mithdraws suit.

T. H. Speedy brought suit in the Su-
perior Court, Department 8, on May
May II last against c. w. French and
others, including the Pacific Steel
Company, to enjoin the negotiations
and secure the cancellation of certain
promissory notes indorsed by Speedily
and delivered to French. The suit has
been dismissed on motion of the attor-
ney for the plaintiff. the latter agree
ing to pay the costs of the suit.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
ron rauu Yard and Hanaio-

STNkS GEN. FRISBIE. MONTICELLO and
ARROW-9:45 A NJ. 1890 noon. 3:15 P.
NJ, 500 P. NJ. $50 P. NJ Eek. sunday
sundays, 9:45 A. NJ. $50 P. NJ. Leave VAL
leio 700 A NJ, 900 A. NJ. 1880 NOON
BIS D. m. 800 p. m Eek. sunday; sun
DAYS. 700 A. NJ. AIS p. m. Landing and
office, Pier 2. foot Mission st. Phone Main
1908. HATCH BROS
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Sewers FemoraI Ar4erv

Heh pihss q oninese cock employed at Mar
tins cafe. 10 California street lost bis ,,f.
unoer peculiar circumstances He was stsrd
ing "wednesday afternoon on a box in HE
kitchen. reaching up for bottle when he tell
&c the hoor. In his fall he broke the bottle
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Time Ball.

Branch Photographic Office. u. s. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco Cal.
July T. 1901
The Time Bah on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to day
!. G.. Of the 120th meridian. or at s
p. m. Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. S. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08

and one Of the pieces cut his leg. completely
severing the femoral artery. He was removed
10 the Harbor Emergency Hospital, whete the
flow Of blood was checked but the badly
wounded man died in few hours from loss Of
blood The bit Of glass cut through muscle,
ngaments and the artery Ike sharp edged
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Another Overdue Shin

Another ship has been added 70 the overdue
heet that persists in remaining out Of sight
win valuable csrgoes The julius Pain from
t7eAeAok % Ina Grande il I25 days out and
me insurance conuanfes are v-filfro ~ - be-
coming 10 a. 10 per cent This makes seven
vessels delayed somewhere on or under the
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Notice TO Mariners.

Humboldt Bar. California List of Lights.
Buoys ana Daymarks, Pacific Coast. 1904, page
33b-It is reported that outer end north jetty
buoy. a hrst-class spar. black. No. 1, hereto
fore located about fve-sixteenths OF a mile
southeast = south of the submerged rocks OF
the north jetty. Humboldt Bar. California has
gone adrift 1t viii be replaced soon as
practice bic. By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
W. p. DAY, Commander L. s. A,
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
TO %. 8 Navy Yard and vansjo.

Stmr. H J. Corcoran-Leavss s =. foot OF
0:3O A. NJ. and g P. NJ: Sundays. $50
A NJ s p. NJ. Leave VallejO-Week days.
$50 A. NJ u 20 and 80 P. NJ: Sundays,
p NJ Fare. 25c each way. Excursion rates.
sundays TO Vallejo. Glen Cove and Martinez.
soc round trip. PIPER. ADEN, GOODALL
CO.. phone Main 641. saturday excepted