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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
FLEET GOES
SATURDAY
OFF to AIeutian Island
Port After jolly
Old Time.

AT ten o'clock tomorrow morning the
vessels of Admiral GLASS; feet will
leave Honolulu for Dutch Harbor,
Aleutian Islands. After the high old
times that the men of the feet have
enjoyed in Honolulu Dutch Harbor viii
be SLOW" Some of the men of the
cruiser New York have been there be-
fore and mention the name of the
place in a sad way.
"At Dutch Harbor one finds condi-
one of the men yesterday, 1.-The town is
all right, that Is what little there is of
it. but there is not much of it. If I
remember rightly there are about ten
houses and a dog there-no there are
more. There is big company store,
which is also the saloon o. the place.
There are about ten white persons liv-
ing there and of course quite a large
number of Indians, Esquimo, and Rus
so-Esquirno. It is only a couple of
miles though from Dutch Harbor to
Unalaska. That is on another island
and there is sport there, for there are
six saloons in the town. But I doubt
II we get Unucn liberty there.
"And this cruiser New York is get
ting to be a bad boat for liberty any
way. I was five months aboard of her
off Panama without being allowed TO
go ashore. Then L came to Honolulu
and was allowed my liberty I went
ashore at four o'clock in the afternoon.
I took a few drinks and in one place
things were going so fast that L went
,+e,;l r Il
just as 1 peeped inside the door McDuff
got me. He's a cop. He says: I've
seen you before I tod him perhaps
not, but he took me to the station and I
was locked up. Before the judge I
said not guilty. McDuff took the stand
and said he had smelled my breath. The
Judge took his word for it and said
three and costs Did L pay? Not me!
I did an eight-day turn on the rock
pile instead. Then 1 came back to the
ship. I was due for punishment for
overstaying my leave but the Captain
just said: They appear to have got
you this time. L guess they give you
all you needed and trif1e more, so
won't need to add anything to the
punishment
And the sailor said: $50 you see I
am still a first-class man. Liberty is
due me at Dutch Harbor and unless
they place a line of sentries around the
California Companyis store there and
lock all of its doors propose to booze
up to a finish and try and even this
Honolulu deal up" ~
There has been lot of liberty
breaking while the fleet has been in
port. On the navy wharf is a swiIl
barrel. If a man on the New York
has no liberty coming to him and he
is willing to take chances he just trots
a pail of refuse out to that swill barrel
and when the marine on duty is not
looking jumps the iooek fence and
makes a bee line to the Kakaako lun-
Der yard. This little amusement usual
1y nets him several months loss of pay
on returning to the ship.
MEM NEEnEn Ap0ADD rxTrETD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
HAM THIEVES PUNISHED.

1t is said that the men who took
hams from the supplies of the train
ing ship Mohican and then endeavored
to peddle them around the streets at
one o'clock in the morning have been
severely punished. The policeman who
arrested the sailors was aboard the
Mohican several times giving testi-
mony. When he first went aboard he
identified the men who were found
peddling the hams. He says that on
leaving the ship the crew pelted him
with potatoes and that on his going
aboard a second time and protesting
the officers gathered in the potato
throwers and they have also been pun
ished
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

o-9-S. - WSW-SSW.
Barometer corrected to 81 r. and sen
level, and for standard gravity OF Lat.
Is. This correction is-os for Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
MEN NEEDED ABOARD THEIR
SHIPS.

During the last couple of days few
er sailors have been on the streets than
previously. This is because the men
are needed and being held on board
ship, coaling. and cleaning ship after
the former work has been completed.
The New York has taken about 1,255
tons of coal on board here. Yesterday
the Marolehead and Concord were TAX
ing coal from the collier Nero. All
three vessels were moored alongside of
each other in the row and some fast
work was accomplished in filing the
warships' bunlers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
Allen for Port Clarence.

The bark S. c. Allen, Captain johnson,
which for many years sailed regularly
between here and Honolulu, but which
of late has been trading between coast
ports, cleared yesterday for Port Clar-
ence She has been chartered by Roth,
Blum & Co. to carry supplies to the fur
stations at the northern port-Cal1.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter of the moon June 5th.
Times OF the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides ~ Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 houra
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian of 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle lows at 1870 p. m. which In
the same as Greenwich. hours 0 min
utes. Sun and moon are for local time
for the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
CHICKENS AND COWS.

Thoroughbred Black Minorcas. WHITE
and Brown Leghorns, Buff Cochins anu
Light Brahmas; also some fine Mich
Cows, to arrive June 6 per 5. o
Neyadan.
Personally selected by W. e. Bellina'
CLUB STABLES, Fort above Hotel.
Tel Main 100.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU.

Thursday, June ?.
7:15 a. m.
stmr- Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, at 5 D. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
LOST.

NOTICE is hereby given that Certifi-
Gates Nos. 225S. 2259 and 30S6, for 3
shares each of the Oahu Sugar Co.
Ltd, in the name of W. c. Weldon,
have been lost and transfer has been
stopped. This stock is transferable
only on the books of the company.
H. A. Isenberg, Treasurer. 6S0S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
OFFICE MCINTYRE BUILDING.

For rent, furnished, cottage at Wahi-
ava, $500; for sale, terraced lot, Pa
lolo Hill; houses rented, real estate and
investments; property cared for and
private business given my personal at
tention. w. L. HOWARD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
NOTICE.

STEAMER KINAU. sailing from,
Honolulu Tuesday, June 9TH, will de-
part from Hilo on Thursday, June 9Th.
at 10 a. m, instead of Friday, and will
call at all ports on her return trip that
week, one day ahead Of time; arriving
in Honolulu Friday morning
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP co.
68O6
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-03
DUTCH HARBOR COALING STA
TON.

The Dutch Harbor coaling station is
one of the strategic points of the Pa
cific Ocean. Dutch Harbor is located
on one of the Aleutian Islands. and is
the ports of Behring Sea and Southern
Alaska and the Pacific Coast of the
United States. It is also in the line
OF steamships passing through the Uni
max Pass, most of which make Dutch
Harbor a port of call. It's use as a
coal depot site was first recommended
by Rear Admiral Bradford, chief of
the Bureau of Equipment
Dutch Harbor will form the fifth in
the chain of coal depots along the Pa
cific Coast. which will begin at San
Diego, and include San Francisco, Pu-
get Sound and Sitka. Honolulu is the
sixth in the chain, and Guam possibly
may be added to the list In recon-
mending Dutch Harbor as site for a
coal depot the general board had ia
mind the fact that there is no coal suit
able for naval purposes mined any
where within some thousands of miles.
The cruiser Albany viii go from Ho-
noiulu to the Bremerton Navy Yard.
on Puget Sound
The collier Nero is to accompany the
heet to the Aleutian Islands.
ITALIAN CRUISER DEPARTED.
The Italian cruiser Liguria departed
Tor Tahiti early yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
CUNARD LINE.

For Porto E}1@Oa
steamships OF the RED - LINE viii sail for san
Juan direct, follows;
s CARACAS. .Satur1 lay September l. noon
P9IIADEI.PFIIA Saturday, October l.
For freight CT passage Apply 70
BOTLTON BLISS & LALl-EAL
ManaEcrs. 81 WaLl So
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
Proposals.
nEFIcn OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER ANp

~ sr-PERINTENDEST, U. S Public Buildings. New
vo-I y Y September l. 1904.-SEALEO PROPOSALS.
Iii Ia -eeeived at this olee ococx p n
TS. Sa ~ Ssptsrnber. 1904. then opensd for
foiIowng described work The the present IRON
including grooves.
and the inatallaton in lieu thereof OF fielding doors
n1s,,,ate all OF openings Leading from
crs.,1Tcb Barrow and Washington Streets 70
,.,yy and receiving platform respectively Appraiser
S.rsso1se New York n. Y. Copies OF the specification
r,av he had at the above mentioned ALFRED
RRooRs Fry. Chief Engineer sad superintendent
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05

CATsKLL, HUDSON & COXsACKIE BOATS
LEAVE CHRISTOPHER ST WEEK DAYS. C P N
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
NEW Y0aE, 0NTlaI0 z WESTERl RY

LackawanRa Railroad.
Leave York. foot Barclay and Christopher 81
$500 A. Af-F'0r ElCEla-Il-ol and SYRACUSE
- A. lL-r-1r Eu-elL1 Chicago -Ou-A
Il 90 P N-Pococo Mountain special
- 40 p M--For Bufalo and Chicago
r400 ?. N--F0r Scranton and Plymouth
$500 p N-For BufraI7 and Chicaso-
- As M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Elic1tst springs
a y y II
q 1855 n iad
Fulton Br1OkIvu- sDaIv Except sunday TLA1rs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
OLiD DOMlNlON l0RlEs

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Comfort. Norfolk Portsnlouth Primers
gbnord Virginia Beach Washington D. c, and entire
south West -,
Tryatgrt and passenger sail from Pier %,
N roo+ Beach ST. every week day az 5 ?. NJ.
~ y y " AI.KER. Vice-P-estdsnt T-afhc Manager
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
READING SYSTEM

NEH JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Al1erty street and south Ferrv fri-7s r-0-, $50.
-' -'e minutes earlier than shown belovg)
A@11S24IONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN Am NTAT-ry4
-1NEA-Et-ou ts-l5 Easton onIy}. $50 \ y 81
- v toto Easton only p IL sun 49, A NJ
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANT0N-zfoo am
= ,-1 > -4nlays, q n i D. ---~
-fATM n ODD. LA6EHU RST. TOMS 4IVFR Am
- A--t-lu, $40 zI31 41 Iasa-
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a. n. +sf1
FiNELAND AND BRIDGETON-Fz4 J5 z n, 81 2,
LSNT ~. .6tiANCH. ASETRY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
LCA--NI ,FLEA>ANF AND SEASHORE POTs-TsG
~1-l' ra-ou A-lo a I12J 40. 3.aJ SIS lexee1r
- except ocean Grove. Sl5 a. La0. 400 s40
PHIL ILADELPHLA-tREADISG TER1rINALl. .4s5
slau Zoo F2u0 76UG qtt'
2ir5 AND cE5EsClCT sTREETS-84.25. $500 5000
s4ztg a. H. '2Ou, +~4tO. $50. 100 f8-25 ?. n.
! BALTIMORE AND WASHCGTON-s00 $1,000
READ5NG HARRISBURG, POTTSvILLE AND WILL
4AhSPBhT-. 4 %, ZA25, $780, 1910 go 90. 100
a m, reading onlyl, 81 lo iHL2u. . Read
: INV tIGd.s 955 5Tso only. 74J4 t50O
Atlantic 5IsHIands Seaaright, Nonmouta Beach Long
a Leo 200 g45. 4Sa $50 = 90 70 Asaa-v Fars5
= = SanlayS -9-uu A n. Loo. acc, sou o. n
Slnf1ay aSunCaT only rPa-1r Ta1la-
! qua xSaIlr1ays aEXcept Saturdays
- t}+ I5uo lSl4 Br1atvay. ls2 5th Az. 3 Union
square est l5S East 125th 273 s. 245
s'l-59ls - Az Nev f1rS Court ST. 34+. SEQ Fulton
- H1lyn 3srl BWay, W Hlsbu-E- Transfer
W. G. BESLER. RT-PT
wee Pres and Cen MGr Gen Pass'r AEt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05

i 17-srk T. Fltzgerald n Surrogate OF County Of
~ vo- hereby given 10 al persons having
fnns against George Washington Egeston late OF the
New - present same
h-s thereof. subscriber. at its place Of
business Wall Street. City New
5-yr % or before the 30th day g December next
T9s-ed York the nth day Of June 1904
f,F.NTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Ex-
,,r-rI TcP NOTAEAN, JoLIl7E & hYNDERsE. Attorneys
fsr Executor. 6f Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-05
n PURsUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HoN

IN FUhoOA-N~L- Ut- A-N OhIJhE+ Ou HUN.
4 Abner C Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF New
york Notice is hereby given 70 all having claims
--aiusf Horace >. County OF New York.
the thereon
crber at Der place ransaetng business a. the office
- Horace s. Ely & Co.. No u Liberty Street. borough
o. Manhattan. in The city OF New Ysrk before the
yys+S 6ay OF December next
Dated New York, the 9th day OF June. 1904
FANNY p. G. ELY. Executrtx.
LANE TRAFFoRD Attorneys for Executrz. % Lib
.~s~ street. New York CitT.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
Water Front Notes.

4 safer working on the ship Anjou at
Bszle-s1rest wharf fell overheard vesterds =
Afternoon After considerable difficulty he
EEs hshed out b. Policeman Mackie- The
szIIor was almost unconscious, bat b a little
rough bur effective Lres rueut the water was
s9ueez=d cut Of him and he recovered from his
plunge
The Oceanic liner Ventura IS al her dock
Pier :. loacing for Sydney.
A nsT lighthouse has been constructed on
Lennzrd Island. Vancouver The light Il is
said. VII Be the most powerful In America
II IS % b Of 81. co candIe-power and can be
seen twenty five miles a sea
The steamer BrezEEzter arrived yesterday,
tEentg-tOUr hours from Coos Bay
Tie bark Gatherer came n yesterday. seven
teen days from Alirsk. With IS. 80 cases of
salUC1-
The Oceanic liner Son0na arrived al Auck-
land October L. and the Sierra of The same
coDPa1y LETT that por October 10 tor san
E'rzn1Esco-
The British bark COrunna- which dosted
from the rocks AZ Niruzr. Falkland Islands,
has arrived al MonteTideo.
The new steamer Harold Dollar has been
chartered by Roth. Blum & Co 70 take the
place 0f the lghter Mlneola, recently lost On
E-b=r-zu
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
APPROVES PLAN
FOR new DOCK
Pacific Mail Company Salts
fed With HarbOr Boards
Scheme for Better Wharf
CONFERENCE TO DECIDE
Corporation and the State
Officials to Discuss the
Proposed Improvements

There is a likelihood that the double
deck pier for the Pacific Mali Steam
ship Company. Occidental and Oriental
Line apd the vessels of the Togo Kisen
Kaisha will be constructed by the State
Board OF Harbor Commissioners ac-
cording 70 modified plans submitted by
the State officials.
For several weeks the engineers Of
the Harbor Board have been working
on plans and specifications that they
think viii I'LL the demands Of the Pacific
Mail Company. Under the contract
with the State the Pacific Mail is the
responsible party in the matter OF the
lease that gives 70 IL certain dock priv
ileges on the water front that are
jointly enjoyed by the three transpa-
cific lines mentioned The officials Of
the Pacific Mail have scrutinized the
plans for the new dock and have ac-
knowledged that they are satisfactory.
Tomorrow there Will be a meeting Of
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners at
which it will be decided, after mutual
agreement between the steamship peo-
pie and the State Commissioners,
whether work shall be commenced that
will change the dockage facilities at
Brannan and Fremont streets and
Brannan and Second streets, from an
cient to modern structures. The
amount TO be spent in these improve
ments is about $3.50.
What is known as pier Al will be
double-deck dock, something similar to
the plans first submitted 10 the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company and re-
jected by it on the ground that IL was
too costly. The steamship line pays
for the dock in rent money; that is, its
monthly payments to the State must,
within a given time, equal the sum to-
tai Of the cost to the State Of con-
structing the dock The monthly pay
ments 10 be made by the Pacific Mail
Company will be decided at to-mor-
rows meeting.
After the Pacific Mail Company re-
jected the doubIe-deck plans the Har-
Dor Commissioners went to work on
modified lines and produced the plans
that have now met the approval OF the
steamship people.
Pier AZ will be converted into first
class cylinder pier dock In fact both
docks will be built on the cylindrical
steel pier plan and guaranteed TO last
for decades.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
SETTLERS WIN
Their FIGHT
Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Cannot Get Back
Lands Illegally Patented
HOLMES BEATEN TWICE
HarbOr Commissioners Are
Victorious in the Suit
Brought for Big Damages

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals yesterday handed down deci-
sions as follows:
Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
Central Trust Company OF New York,
D. o. Mills and Homer s. King VS.. the
United States Decree Of the Circuit
Court affirmed
The original suit was brought by the
Government to quiet title to several
thousand acres of land in Southern
California, patents for which had been
enormously issued TO the railroad COM
pany by the Government Much OF this
land had been settled upon by squat
ters and bona fide settlers and the Gov
ernment interpOsed TO prevent them
from being ousted from the land The
Government won the suit in the lower
court and the railroad company was
ousted
Howard C. Holmes VS.. Board OF
State Harbor Commissioners. Califor
mia; judgment affirmed
Holmes had brought the suit 10 re-
cover damages for an infringement by
the State Of patented process OF pre-
pairing wharf piles. On the first trial
in Judge MorrOw's court the jury found
for the plaintiff, awarding him $1,000
damages The United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals reversed this judg-
ment and the case was remanded for
new trial. Upon the second trial the
jury found for the defendant under
peremptory instructions Of the court.
following the decision Of the Court OF
Appeals.
c. z. Burrows and A P. StockweIl
vs. ]. P. o. LoWnsdaIe, Washington;
judgment affirmed, but interest strick-
en- out
A W. Fox VS. J. OBJ. Gum and 7.
W NJ Draper, Oregon: judgment re-
yersed and case Femanded
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
CITIZENS OF SEBASTOPOL
PROFIT By TWO LESSONS

SANTA ROSA. Oct 17.-SebastopOl
has learned a valuable lesson from the
two serious cOnhagratiOns which oc-
CURED there recently. and is taking
steps TO bond the city for more ade-
quate fire fighting apparatus. The mat
ter has been taken up by the City
Trustees.
The first fire occurred two months
ago. and six business houses, five Of
them two-stOry structures. were de-
strOyed- Two weeks later a second
conf1agration destroyed three more
buildings. 1t is proposed TO purchase
a modern steam fire engine. abundant
hose. sink new wells and secure lad
ders and latest fire fighting apparatus
issue
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

Pleasant weather has prevailed throughout
California during the last twenty-f0ur hours.
Snow IS falling il the Rocky Mountain region.
ana East bound travellers may expect cooler
weather IN Utah. Wyoming and Colorado.
" arm weather prevails az Los Angeles and
southwark afternoon temperatures reaching
IS degrees
At Yuma the wind Is blowing from the north
with q maximum velocity OF IS miles per hour.
Forecast made AT san Francisco and vicinity
fer thirty hours ending midnight October IS
Northern Caiffornia-C1oudy Tuesday. POS
sibIy light showers II night the northern
coast. light north wind. except southeast late
IN the day On tire north coast.
Southern CalifCruia-F'atT Tuesday, continued
warm fresh north wind
Nevzds-Fair Tuesday. warmer.
san Francisco and viclnity-Fair Tuesday.
with Increasing ciOudiness IN the afternoon
and nIght, light north winds. changing 10
westerly
Los Angeles and vicinity - Fair Tuesday.
continued warm light north wind.
For Fresno-Fair Tuesday. warmer; light
north winds
For Sacramento - Fair Tuesday becoming
cloudy IN the afternoon. light north winds.
A c. McADIE. District Forecaster-
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
WEATHER BUREAU CHIEF
RETURNS FROM THE EAST
Professor 1IcAdie Tells of the Import
ant Work of the Convention
at Peoria.

Professor McAdie, the local Weather
Bureau chief. returned yesterday from
the East. where he has been attend
ing the convention of Weather Bureau
officials at Peoria, Ill. The convention
lasted three days and the discussions
were mainly upon the subjects of i'm
provement of the forecast. the study
of meteorology in schools and COL
leges and the new observatory on
Mount Weather, Virginia where the
study of magnetic and solar physics
will be conducted. The establishment
of a similar institution on Tamalpais
may be decided upon.
The subject of improving the
weather forecast is one that affects the
people. The average percentage OF
accuracy is from s5 TO 80. And it is
the resolve Of the hundred weather
experts attending the convention 10
raise that average by the invention Of
Instruments
The study of meteorology in schools
colleges and universities is generally
spreading and Harvard makes it an
entrance examination requirement
The idea is to educate the public in
weather lore.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
COLLAR Fire on sutter street.

A fire started in the cellar of the
Progress apartment-house. I144 Sut-
ter street. at noon yesterday. Fortu-
nateIy it was brought under control
by the firemen, who. by cutting the
floor in the apartment OF r. G. WiIkie
flooded the cellar with streams Of
water, eventually extinguishing the
fire. which caused about $4,000 dam
ages. The fire began in the accumu-
lation of rubbish in the cellar. where
a light was left burning. In the cellar
was also a lot OF chemicals belonging
to wakerlee's drug store. with combus-
tible material belonging to Miss Hilda
Fecheimer. a florist.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
DOMESTIC PORTS .

ST MCHAELs-In port Oct 12-stmr ST
Paul hence Sept q.
sEATTLE-Oct 1e-stnr Alki for sksg-
wav. Stmr santa Ana. for Valdez
Arrived Oct IT-schr Emma Ciaudina- from
Arrived Oct II, $50 m-Stmr Humboldt
ssfIe5 OF r7-stmr FaraIIon. for Skagway
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Oct 1T-Stmr Ma
tio1sI CITY hence Oct 10.
AsToRIA-Arrived Oct i7-Stmr Whittier.
from Vancouver.
Arrived Get l4-Stnr laduz- hence Oct 15i
stm- Redondo. hence Oct "A
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Oct 1e-Stmr Homer.
heuce Oct Il.
Ssiied Oct I7-schT Lucy. for Umpqua: stmr
Bonita for san Francisco
BAI.LARD-Arrived Oct 1e-schr Ruth z.
GODFREY from san Pedro.
TATOOSH-Passed IN Oct 17-Schr Snow &
Burgess from Nome for Port Townsend
Passed in Oct 1T-Stmr Olympic. hence Oct
rassed i-c1a-.- cut Oct 1T-schr John A Campbell
tor San Francisco Passed IN Oct 17-Schr
Oliver J. Olsen for Ballard
SAN DIEGO-Arrfved Oct 1T-Bktn j. L
Evfston from San Pedro
SANTA BARBARA-sailed Oct I7-stmr
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Oct 17-Fr
bark ArniraI Ceciile. hence Oct I. for Tacoma.
POINT RETES-Passed Oct II. 11-I0 a.
m.-stmr Aberdeen. from Portland. Or. for
Passed Oct II. .. m--stmr Despatch. from
Astoria for san Francisco
Passed in Oct IL, ESQ ?. m--Stmr Signal.
from Coos Bay. for San Francisco
PORT ANGELEs-Arrived Oct 17-ItaI ship
Italia from Hiogo-
ROCHE HARBOR-Arrfvec Oct 1T-Schr
Challenger hence Sept 25.
COOS BAY-Arrived Oct 1T-stnr Arcata,
hence Oct Il
Isoornis hence Oct Is, and sailed for san
Francisco. stnr James 8 Higgins. and sailed
for san Pedro.
wINsIoW-sailed Oct 1T-schr Endeavor,
GRAYs HARBoR-saiIed Oct 1s-stnr
Grace Dollar for San Francisco
Arrived Oct 1T-Srnr Santa Monica. hence
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
Toyo Kisen Kaisha Liners.

AZ the Facifc Man docks the big treiEhte-
a sea Is -zzlrg aboard her huge cargo for the
Orient re japanese Lner America Msru IS
also -lz1i-E lgH1 dee1 in the water Eith
freight Irere Is 70 question concerning the
contra haEL c1sracrer ot her freight as Il con-
-a-s -cus Ct salt, lead. nirrates and othe-
ll--E----ez -LaL UlL eventually % Az--
crUra tr r5s q rhe soldiers Of the
u Lzz1c-
lze-erzl Agent " H avery Of rhis city IS
Et-ls-Ellg The manager OF the ToFo Eisen
kZ.s-a S-=arsh-p Company cn business trip
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