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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
HOUSE IS NOT
HIS DOMICILE
Attorney Charles S. Wheeler
Says a Man May Have Sew
eral Places of Residence
CLOSES LONG ARGUMENT
J. C. Campbell Concludes
Presentation Of Cause
in Dunsmuir Will Case

The battle for the Dunsmuir millions
was again in progress in Judge Coffey's
court during both sessions yesterday.
Mr.. Campbell finished his long argu-
ment in the morning, and Charles s.
Wheeler began his reply to the plain
tiff's motion to have the will set aside
at the opening of the afternoon session.
Attorney Wheeler devoted nearly all
his time to the definition of the words
residence" and "domicile." Upon what
Judge Coffey may believe to be the
meanings of these words, may rest the
decision regarding the validity of the
famous document.
]. C. Campbell in closing his exhaus-
tive argument upon the subject made
short and very concise resume OF the
facts he had presented in his long
address. He closed his argument by
reading the affidavit of James Duns-
muir made when he petitioned the
courts in Victoria to have the will
probated: He laid great stress on the
fact that in the affidavit of James
Dunsmuir 1t was especially cited that
Alexander Dunsmuir at the time of the
d
San Francisco and of the State of Cali
fornia
During the afternoon session Attor-
ney Wheeler told TIE court that he was
suffering from a terrible cold, but that
he would go on with his reply as long
as he was able to speak. He then asked
Judge Coffey if he would grant permis-
sion for his associate counsel from Vic
toria to be allowed to speak before the
bar here. Judge Coffey consented. Mr..
Wheeler. replying to the argument of
Mr.. Campbell, said he had three prop
ositions to place before the court; viz:
That the counsel for plaintiff take the
case in question before a court of
equity; that the words domi-
Gle" and residence" be de-
clared to have separate mean
ings, and that the counsel for plaintiff
in regard to the jurisdiction Of the
court.
Mr.. Wheeler then stated that the de-
cree of distribution of the Alexander
Dunsmuir estate had been granted
over three and half years ago; that
the Attorneys, Wilson & Wilson, had
been settled with and had withdrawn
from any connection with the estate,
and that service had not been made in
proper form Notwithstanding these
informalities. Wheeler said, I'VE are
here to reply to plaintiffs arguments.
The word residence said Wheeler
upon which so much stress is made
by plaintiffs attorney. has several
meanings. 1t is word of doubtful
definition. A man may have a dozen
residences but only one domicile. A
residence in some senses would only
mean q temporary residence A man
might sojourn in residence, but he
could not sojourn in his domicile.'
The opposing attorneys base their
case upon the question Of domicile and
use it in conjunction with the word
residence. Taking the word residence
in one sense it would support the valid
ity of the will and in another it would
destroy its validity.
The case will come up for hearing at
II a. m. to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

The French cruiser Protet, Captain
Adegard, arrived yesterday from the
South Seas and will remain at this
port for about forty-five days. Dur
ing her stay she will go to the navy
yard at Mare Island to be placed on
drydock and to undergo a thorough
cyerhauling. The Protet is one of the
speediest vessels in the French navy.
When clean she can reel off twenty
one knots with ease. AS she is at
present, hampered by a heavy growth
of grass and barnacles, she is far from
being a snail and if circumstances de-
manded haste could make something
Ike eighteen knots an hour.
The Protet is the best known here
of the foreign war vessels that visit
this port. Once upon time this was
q favorite port of call for British and
other ships of war. A few visits dur
Ing sailor faminss, however, convinced
the rulers of alien navies that the San
Francisco crimp was altogether too
shrewd and active. Whole liberty
parties were annexed by sailor board
ing house runners and shipped on
Whalers and deep sea merchantmen.
Every visiting warship was a large
but involuntary contributor 10 the
local sailor supply, and IS the hands of
the commanding officer were tied in
the matter of recruiting here it grad
TALLY became the custom to give San
Francisco, a wide berth. Ii is only on
special occasions now that one of King
Edwards vessels drops in here and
other foreign visitors are few and far
between.
With the Protet, however, it is diff
ferent. She is a frequent visitor and
her wardroom is better known to
local society than the wardrooms Of
many of our own ships. The Protet's
officers in the past have been made
much of in a social way and those
row on board who have been here be-
fore yesterday expressed their delight
At again coming within reach of the
warm glow of California hospitality.
1t is not unlikely that this may be
the Protets last visit to this port. Her
officers expect that before they leave
here orders will be received for the
cruisers return to France.
The cruiser is anchored off Folsom
street wharf and as in the past visit
ors will be welcomed aboard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST. =
The depression over the inter-mountain re-
gion is moving very slowly. Rain continues
in Arizona with in the mountains.
High winds prevail in Central California
and in the Sierras.
Much cooler weather is reported in the
northern end of the Sacramento Valley.
Conditions are favorable for frosts Thurs
day morning II the wind lulls.
The following maximum wind yeloeities are
reported Mount Tamalpais. 64s northwest
Point Reyes. 49, northwest 8. E.. Farallon.
4e northwest; Carson City, 80, west, and
Flagstaff Is southwest
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. January IL:
California. north of Tehachapi--Cloudy
Thursday light TO heavy frost in the morning
If the wind lulls; brisk north winds.
California. south of Tehachapt-Cloudy
Thursday fresh southwest winds.
Nevaea-Snow fiurries Thursday; brisk to
high northwest winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday;
brisk rorts winds
Los Angeles and yicinity--Cioudy Thursday;
fresh southery winds.
Sac-amento-Fair Thursday; heavy frosts in
the morning: light south winds, changing TO
north.
Fresno--Fair Thursday: heavy frosts in
the morning: light south winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
|RISDON WORKS
GET NO COIN
Unable to Recover From an
English Stakeholder OF
British Firm in America
LONDON COURTS RULING
Attempt to Collect From an
Individual of Company in
California Not a Success

LONDON, Jan. 11.-A decision to-day
of the Kings Bench division of the
High Court of Justice debars American
creditors from recovering debts from
shareholders of British companies do
ing business in America.
The question arose through suit OF
the Risdon Iron Works Company, which
sought to recover from Sir Christopher
Furness as a shareholder Of the Cop
per King, Limited, now liquidating. the
cost of work supplied to the latter COM
pany in California. The plaintiffs con-
tended that as the Copper King Com
pany did business in California the
shareholders were amenable to the CAL
ifornia laws. and therefore liable for
the company's debts.
The court held that the Copper King
was an English company. and that the
liability of the shareholders was limited
to paying in full for their shares.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
CELEBRATE FALL
OF The FORTS
Local japanese Associations
Spend Entire Day in Sport,
Speechmaking and Song
MANY THOUSANDATTEND
Novel Portrayal of Customs
of Nippon Attracts Crowd
of American Visitors

Local Japanese patriots celebrated
the fall of Port Arthur yesterday at
the Presidio Athletic Grounds, with
singing, speechmaking and all manner
of Japanese games and races. All day
long thousands of Japanese who were
able to leave their work filed in and out
of the grounds while many spent the
entire day in the big grandstand. Hun
dreds of pretty little Japanese girls,
from the various schools, in charge OF
American teachers, added life and
gayety to the scene, and scattered
throughout the crowd were many
Americans attracted by the novelty of
the entertainment
At $3.50 yesterday morning the cele-
bration began with the singing of the
Kimigayo, the Japanese national an
them, and this was followed by an ad-
dress by Mr.. Ioki, a graduate of Cali
fornia University. Mr.. Takada, secre-
tary of the Japanese society, followed
with the reading of the Japanese edict
declaring war with Russia and was
heartily cheered. The cheering in
creased with the arrival of Japa-
nese Consul Uyeno, who responded with
a short speech. The mornings speech
making closed with an address by the
Rev. Mr.. Hosugai, of the japanese
Methodist Episcopal church.
The afternoon was given over ex-
clusively to sports and feats of strength
and the distribution of prizes. Hun
dreds of bare-legged. bare-armed ath-
letes of Nippon swarmed over the
field, running races, polevaulting,
jumping and wrestling, to the delight
of thousands of their countrymen.
The athletes were divided into two
sections, one wearing blue and white
caps of the Japanese Y. M. c. A. and
the other the red and white caps Of
the Japanese Methodist Episcopal
school. A third detachment wore the
class and took sides in the sham battle
that opened the afternoon. The COM
batants were armed with Japanese
armor and bamboo two handed swords.
They whacked each other Justify in
Japanese style. At the conclusion Of
the fight nine red" and three blue"
men were left standing and the reds"
were hailed as victors.
Following the battle came pole
vaulting. running broad jumping. 300
yard dash, three-legged race, obstacle
races. a blindfold race and a half-mile
run. Japanese straight catch-as-eatch-
can wrestling and Japanese fencing
ended the days sport. The prizes were
distributed by Miss Margarita Lake, of
the Japanese Women's Home.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Chilcan FAX on shipping.

,rhe following letter has been received from
Captain Henry w Camping, master OF the
British ship kinross. now at Valparaiso;
II regret to have 70 inform you that an
extra tax on shipping visiting Chile has been
in force since the latter part Of last July.
The new rate is 60 cent?, Chilean gold, per
registered ton for light dues. which, added TO
the 10 cents Chilean gold. previously In force
for hospital dues, makes q tax OF 20 cents
Chilean gold per ton At the present rate of
exchange II Will amount to about ETA for
tie Kinross. Not only this but in our case
we have TO pay twice. once for 1904 at this
port and for 1906 at the nitrate port.
This extra tax for light dues is not gen
eraily known and the fact Of it being imposed
ought to be well circulated at San Francisco,
for It requires a much higher rate Of freight
10 enable ships to pay II.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
wednesday. January H.
Fr war stmr Protet. Adegard. 10 DAYS from
Honolulu.
stmr Umatiila. Nopander. IS hours from
stInr F A Kilburn. Thompson. IS hours
from Portland. via Astoria A. hours. via Coos
stmr Eureka. Jessea. "A hours fram Eureka.
Stmr Arcata, Maceenn, rs hours from Coos
stmr Pasadena. HendrIckson, s5 hours from
Eureka
stmr Asuncion. Bridget. 8 days from Sc
attle; w. river direct.
Harbor
CLEARED.
c. "Wednesday, Jannary II
Coast Oil Company.
Coast Steamship Company
Stmr Columbia. Doran, Portlans and Az
tofia; San Francisco and Portland Steamship
stinr State Of California. rho.nas san ni-
ego ana way ports; Pacific Coast Steamship
stinr, Nexadan, Greene. Seattle: Williams
Br ship Ardeneraig, Chapman, Port Town
send: Hind. Riiph & &c.
SAILED.
Wednesday, January IL
stmr W Whitt1er Dickson. Port Hartford with
stmr Arctic. Nelson. Eureka
stmr Pomona Swsrsan. Eureka
stmr Vanguard, Odiand. Eureka
stmr Prentiss. Ahstron. Eureka
stnr Geo Loolais. Badger. Redondo.
TT stnr Dakctah. Ross. Shanghai
stinr Acme. Reed Eureka.
sstlmar sslmr Centennial Pierce, Seattle.
sehr Jennie Griffin, Gibson, Boiinas.
Barge santa Paula, Pile, Port Hartford, in
tow OF stInr Whittier.
| SPOKEN
Dec 11-Lat as N long 62 w Br shin
Pythcnsne, from Antwerp, fer Oregon
Per strnr Arizonan. fr1fa New York, at San
Diego Jan lion Dec II, lat II 80 s long
a5 q ". Br bark Inveransay, from Antwerp
Oct 2e-Lat S. long lss L. Ger ship Rob-
er Rfckmers, from Phiadeiphia, for Hiogo
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBCS Jan IL, 10 D nl--weather
clear; wind NV; velocity is miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VENTURA-Arrived Jan l1-Stmr Scotia.
from Bowens Landing.
san PEDAo--Arrived Jan 11-schr Argus,
Sailed Jan Ii-schr oliver ] Olsen. for
Grays Harbor
SANTA BARBARA--Arriyed Jan 1I-schr
ottilie Fjord. from Grays Harbor
sailed Jan 1l--Stmr Santa Rosa, for San
CRESCENT cITY-sailed Jan S1o-stmr
Newsboy. for San Francisco.
EUREKA--Arrived Jan 11-stmr Redondo.
Sailed Jan 11-schr Mary Dodge for San
Francisco.
Sailed Jan 11-schr Vine. for San Francisco;
schr Dora Bluhm for sans-Francisco; schr Co.
roma, for San Pedro; stmr Redondo. for Port
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Jan 10. 10 a M
Stmr Arizonan. from New York
Arrived Jan 11-Schr Annie Larsen from
Portland -
HARDY CREEK-Sailed Jan 10. midnight--
Stmr Fulton. for San Pedro
PORT HARFORD--Arrived Jan IL. a m
--Stmr Noyo from Eureka
AsToRIA-Arrived Jan 11--Stmr Despatch.
Arrived Jan 11-stmr Argyll, hence Jan g.
via Vancouver
BELLINGHAM-Arrive Jan io-stmr
Shasta, hence Jan Z.
SEATTLE Sailed Jan 11--stmr Hum
boldt for San Francisco.
Arrived Jan IL. p m-stmr Norwood hence
Jan 3.
REDoNDo..Arrived Jan 10 schr James
Bruce. from Tacoma.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
petcrson's conduct Was Rough.

Martin Peterson when sober is a
quiet man, but when drink gets the
better OF his senses he does rough
stunts at his home at 1914 Freelon
street. as was made apparent yesterday
when he upset the peace and quiet OF
hic family by removing the stove
from its accustomed place and setting
it on the center of the kitchen floor
and otherwise turning things about
This caused his wife to reason that he
had lost his mind. Accepting this
charitable view of her husband she
had him taken to the Emergency Hos
pital for a diagnosis of his ailment
The hospital authorities passed Peter
son over to Captain Mooney. who
diagnosed his case as booze" and
had him booked as drunk"
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

The steamer City of Puebla sailed on Tues
day for Victoria with an assorted merchandise
cargo. consigned TO the pert or destination
ard other British Columbian ports. valued at
Ss013 and including the following;
$4,000 lbs salt. $40 SKIS potatoes l54 pkgs
fresh fruits, 81 gals cs wine 120 bxs paste.
2S cs salad oil, pkgs groceries and pro-
visions. 12o0 lbs meals, IL cs table prepara-
tiens, 200 lbs chocolate. A cs canned goods.
1900 lbs raisins 2497 lbs coffee, is pkgs olives
sss,oe6 lbs cement, 40 bdls wire, pkgs leather
10 kegs spikes. 20 bars IRON IS bars steel.
1893 II hardwood. "A cs arms and ammani-
ton, ll50 tins matches, pkgs machinery.
$40 lbs lear tobacco, - pkgs twine, 5 pkgs
paints and oils
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
garkentine Hawaii scuttled.

Word was received yesterday from Kobe
that It had been found necessary to scuttle
the barkentine Hawaii in order to extinglish
the flames which threatened the vessel. The
Hawaii was from Killisnoo with a cargo OF
fertilizer. Fire was discovered in the hold
during the voyage and was supposed 10 have
been extineuished. When the matches
taken of at Kobe it was discovered that the
fires had only been banked and with the in
rush OF air they bazed out hercely. The
scuttling of the vessel ssttled the fire and
the cargo Is now being discharged in fairly
syoa
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Unknown Man May Die.

An unknown man applied for a
room at 1903 Market street late on
Tuesday night and shortly after he
was sent to his room the smell OF es-
Gaping gas was detectedA At the
Emergency Hospital DIR. Herzog. said
that there was little hope of saving his
life. He had inhaled quantity OF the
carbon monoxide. The patient had in
his possession a large revolver and a
pocketful of cartridges. Whether his
condition is due to attempted suicide
or accident is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
FRENCH CRUISER PROTET.
WHICH ARRIVED HERE YES
TERDAY FROM SOUTH SEAS.

Dakotah which came here 10 be converted
into oil burner. sailed yesterday for the
Orient with cargo of liquid fuel
The steamship Humboldt left Seattle yes
,efday for this pert. The Humboldt has been
.I,nning between Puget Sound and Alaskan
.a5rts
The Pacific Mall COMPANY steamship City
OF Panama is due to-day from the isthE,u:'
and late tonight or early Tomorrow morning
tha liner Doric is expected in fTeaa the Orient.
Diver Abrahamscn yesterday recovered the
boiler which fell aait OF the coal barge CorTs n
when che ca1sizad during tina recent south
ea-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Government Employe Badly Hurt.

Peter Ahern. nifty years old. a Custom house
lsborer was severely injured yesterday at
the bonded warehouse foot OF Townsend
street tier of barrels. filled with cement
and piled eight high. fell on top Of Ahern.
At the Harbor Hospital II was found that all
Abern's ribs on the right sids were broken
his right side was badly bruised. his left collar
bone and shoulder blade were broken and he
was hurt internally to such an extent that
his recovery is doubtful
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Sierra sails To-Day.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Sierra. Captain HoudIette VIII sail at . o'clock
tits afternoon for Honolulu, Samoa, New Zea-
land and Australia. She will carry about 100
psssengers and full cargo. Among the pas
seugers are number OF around ths-worid
parties Among the Honolulu passengers
will be II S. Rand an Iowa lumber
man.. Lieutenant Commander r. Q. Bitter of
the navy will be passenger to Pago-Pago
The British-American mail, All bags OF II, is
on time and the, liner will leave Paeifc-street
wharf promptly at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Water Front Notes.

Frank A. Vega has been appointed chief
officer OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys liner Acapulco. Chief Officer Bailey
has been granted a leave OF sbeence.
e. M. Hunter, chief clerk of the Pacific
Mail Companys agency at Guatemala City. Is
here on leave and next Saturday Is to wed q
San Francisco girl
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

MUST PAY FOR HORSE. E.--Judge Van
Nostrand yesterday gave Judgment for $500 in
favor of.G c. Sawyer. who sued Adam Miller.
a stable owner, for the value of a horse. The
testimony showed that Miller had allowed one
Babcock to drive the horse without permission
and the animal fell in the stable after the
drive and later died.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
The Overdue List.

The rate Of reinsurance on the German ship
Robert Rickmers was advanced yesterday to
80 per cent She is bound from Philadelphia
for Hiogo and was last heard OF October rs,
longitude 1886 east. The Stork is quoted at
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Typography Outfits

And all kinds of artist materials, paints.
brushes, canvas, studies and skins and
wood to burn. We are agents for Wind
sor & Newton. makers of the best artist
materials in the world. Sanborp, Vail &
Co, TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

MUST GO TO SAN QUENTIN.-The su-
preme Court yesterday decided that Charles
Clark must -spend two years at San Quentin
for the commission of grand larceny in Los
Angeles eighteen months ago. Clark con-
tended that the jury had been improperly
charged by the trial court.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

NorE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
rand column and the successive tides of the
aay in the order of occurrence to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
diva except when there are but three tioes, as
sornetitnes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings of the United States
coast Survey Charts. except when minus t-)
~5ven is subtra cted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.
EXPORTS For the North.

The schooner L, 3. Jackson at Grays Har-
bor) is chartered for lumber thence to Panama
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
roru q Mavy yard ana vallsjo.

strs. General Frispie. Monuceio ana Arows 4 "a
% M: Sundays, 9:45 am. 1880 noon, pm.
$50 pm: Leave y.llsjo an; sst;, a;H- Z 30
k,,ndavs am. Q am, $40 pm, nu- PIER
?. foot Mission ST.. phone Main lbos- HATCH
BROS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Time and Height of High and Low Waters
al Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent
NoTEs-The high and low waters occur at
he city front (Mission street wharf) about 70
minutes later than at Fort Point. the height
L tide Is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
ooxpAarIr eEwrRALs r.AssArLAnr1ouE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-Paris. sAns
Sailing every Thursday instead OF
SATURDAY. at 10 a. m. from Pier AZ, sa1MS
North River. foot OF Morton 81.
First class to Havre. $40 and upward sec
ond class 10 Havre $45 and upward. GEN
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 80 Broadway tHudson puiidingl:
New York J. F. FUGAZ1 & CO., Pacific Coast
Arenfs 5 Montgomery avenue, San Francisco
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

Did WilHc Wise and Tommy Tough
have the laugh on Simple Sammy?
We'll. / guess not. In next Sundays
Comic. Section.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
FRENCH CRUISER PROTET IS HERE
WILL BE OVERHAULED DURING HER STAY
weather Report.
Q2Oth Meridian-Pacific Time.)

The following the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of the same
date last season and rainfall In last twenty
four hours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
AMERrcAN rrxr

AMERICAN LIME.
observation-disclosures urg--Southampton.
New York ..... Jan offPhiladeiphia FEB.
ST. Louis Jan 2SlSt. Paul ...... Feb. IL
ATLANTIC TRANSPOHT LIME.
New york-London Direct.
Mantou Jan 2fiMinnetonka -. Feb.
Menominee -. Jan. 2s Mesnba Feb. IL
RED STAB LIME.
New xork-Antwerp2-I.on
Calling at Dover for London and Paris.
Finland ....... Jan. 21 Kroonland -. Feb.
vaderland 80. Jan. 2sZeeiand Feb IL
WHITE STAB LINE.
New York-Oueenstown-K
Baltic. Feb. 1. $50 pm Oceanic. Feb. Is. pm.
Teutonc. Feb. 8, 10 am. Majestic. Feb.22, 10 am.
nstowu-Liverpool,
Cymric Jan. 25Winifredsan .,.Feh.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIR1CT
TO the Hedtterraneau.
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Feb. 4, noon: March H. noon
FROM BOSTON.
RoMANIC. Jan. 2s. $3.50 pm: Mar. II; pm
CANOPIC. Feb. - $3.50 a. m.
C. d. TAYLOR, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
21 Post ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Memoranda.

LONDON. Jan 1e-Bktn Hawaii, from T.il-
IiSnoo. previously reported on fire al Kobe,
has been scuttled cargo is being discharged
in fair order
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
Time Ball.

Time Ball.
Branch Hydrographic ofnce. U. 8. N. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco CAL
January IL 1905
The Time Ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to day
T. e., at noon Of the 10th meridian. or at 8
D. m Greenwich time j. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. s. N. In charge
Sun, Neon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12
OceanIcS.S.Co. ;s: ;::: 4: ::::' :: :I.:'' II

s. s. SIERRA. for Honolulu. Samoa. Auckland
and sydney. Thurs, Jan. IT, 1905 p. m.
S s. ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. Jan. q. III am
6. s. MARIPOSA, for Tahiti. Feb. 7. IL a. m.
I.l.sPRECKELsk BROS. CO, Agls. Ticket Oncs5l3 IH.
ket Freight 01hcs 327 Market ST.. Pier I Pacla; i.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-12

steamer.