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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-06
Pirating FOic,'s Honey and Tar.

spFoley's & Co.. Chicng'. originated
Honey and Tar M n throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the great me-
rit and popularity Of Foley'R Honey md
Tar many limitations arc offered for the
genuine. Those worthl, SO limitations
have similar sou;ding names. Beware
of them. The genuine Foloy's Honey
and Tar is i'll yellow package. Ask for
it and refuse any substitute It is the
b|st romedy for coughs and colds.
Pickcns Drug Co. DR.. II. F. Smith
Ensley, s. q.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-06
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Our stock Of Dry Goods Shoes and Carpets
pete We all Of friends and everybody in Pcens
County to call and We guarantee you square deal
the best goods possible the smallest living price, We
say that sell goods below COST impossible but
do say that sell you goods chcapy any house
and keep in business.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-06
STATE OF ONO, Cry or IoLGpo,
3 LUCAS COUNTY. %.

Frank J. Cheney mikes oath TINT he
Ia senior pnrtner Of tie firm OF +. j.
Cheney & Go. doing businenss in tho Oitl
If Toledo, County and state aforesaid
md that said firm will pay tho cum q
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacll
and every caae Of Catarrh that cannot bs
cured by tho use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY. &
Sworn before mo and subscribed H.
my presence this tho 9th day rf Dteem
Der, A. ID. 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
(SEAL) NOTARY PUBIC.
Halls Cntat,h Cure il taken internal.
~, nnd acts ''ircotly ON the blood and
mucon' 'rracca of tho system. Send
'0i t"rsm"n'nls free.
FL. Chimney & CO., Toledo, o.
So d hr nll Druggists. 75o ...
Take H"lt's Family Pills for >natipa
::nn.
A lqnid odd cure and the only Cough
) p which moves tho boweIs-work.
MI cold out Of the system-is Kennei, g
L'xtve Honey and Tnr. Clears tho
head anil !hrn.t and nMk,s wrnk In. gs
strong. Best idr Group, Whnopirg
Cough, etc. Children love it. Sold by
P'ok"ns Drug o..
No Poison In Chambcriain's Cough
Remedy
From Napier New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ngo the Pharmacy Board oi
So tn Wales, Australia, had M analysis
made Of Ill the cough medicines sold in
thnt market. Out of tho entire lst they
found only ono that they declar'' was
eptire'y free from all pn,sons. This OK
Is ception was ,mhcrlnin's Cough Rem
rdy, made by tho Chamberlain Medicine
company Of DrsMninra, Iowa, u. S \.
rh" absence Of all tar 'ol;cs makes thia
reu.edy the sAf' st nd Lost that can br
hnl; aud i: is with II feeling Of &. curit>
that ii mother c'n & v" 1t t" Ecr little
ones. Cl"mburlain' s. Cough Remedy il
c%ps cilll, rec 'mm'' ded Ivy it's maker.
for @ u-ls, c.lLs, cro.:p and who ping
cngl This remedy is f.r tulr h>
Pc ems Drug Co., Il. n. Hunter, Lib
"rly.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-12-06
FOIEYsSE ONESY YAubrAR
6oP ohSlirons 6af0, Spres No optaeeo
MAKE
THE OUTLET
Your Trading Home When
in GrcGnYiIle.

The oloser yon investigate our prices
and our methods of doing business, the
better our chances to sell you.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
MOOSE AWAITS
JOHN Il. WOOD
Supreme Court Thinks That
the Bloodtlirsty Desperate
Should Die on ScaffOld

John III. Wood, the ringleader of the
band of convicts that made the famous
break from Folsom penitentiary on
July 27, 1893. must die on the scaffold
according to a decision rendered by
the Supreme Court yesterday The
crime of which. the noted outlaw was
convicted and for which he must
hang was the murder of j. Festus
Rutherford at the Grand Victory mine
five days after the escape. The de-
fendant said he was not present when
the murder was committed, but the
court holds the circumstantial evil
dence against him was sufficiently
strong to Justify conviction.
Wood originated the scheme of seiz-
ing the prison officials and using them
as shields in order to get past the
guards in the towers. After the fight
at Pilot Hill Wood, Theron, Murphy,
Miller and Eldridge separated from the
rest of the gang of fugitives and start
ed due east for the Sierras.
The party was seen in the vicinity
Of Shank's Exchange and the alarm
was sent to Placerville, the nearest
town. Eight National Guardsmen in
command of Lieutenant Smith imme-
diately started in pursuit of the much
wanted felons.
The tracks OF the escapes were
found leading up Manzanita Hill, back
of the Grand Victory mine, and the
militiamen advanced in skirmish order
The convicts had sighted their pur-
suerS, but were too weary to go far
ther. AS the freemen came closer the
desperadoes lay behind a log and, with
guns ready, waited for the foe to ap-
pear. When the pursuers were within
frx,n Of hot y,Io 10
felons opened fire. Militiamen Ruth
erford and Jones were instantly killed
and another one of the freemen was
shot through the lungs The other five
guardsmen, of whom Rutherford's S
brother was one, fed precipitately in
one direction, while the convicts ran
another way.
Within an hour 900 men had sur
rounded the hill, but the convicts were
miles away. That night another free
man was shot and killed through be-
ing mistaken for convict. The fugi-
tives left an opera glass, q revolver,
some clothing and cooking utensils on
the hill, and through these Wood was
shown to have been one of the party.
Wood was caught in Reno while in
search of opium. Murphy was cap
tured in the same neighborhood. Mil
Ter was seen and shot at, but he es-
capped. Theron and Eldridge are still
among the missing.
Wood was tried in Sacramento for
the murder of Guard Cotter at the
prison and was convicted, but his pun
ishment was fixed at life Imprisonment,
As he was already under sentence for
life for highway robbery committed in
San Francisco, the punishment was
deemed inadequate and he was taken
to Placerville to be tried on the charge
OF numbering Rutherford. While on
trial in that city plot to let him es-
cape was Matched and almost consun-
mated by the wife of q prominent Ell
Dorado County official Wood is now
at Folsom in dungeon, where he will
until that fateful morning
when the Warden shall summon him
to don the black cap.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
|KOENIC GOES
TO WALHALLA
Aged and Eccentric Gun
smith Bequeaths Property
to Salvation Army and Dies
TAKES POISON AND GAS
Writes Businesslike Notes
to the Coroner and Others
and Then Kills Himself
TAKES POISON AND GAS

| Aged and eccentric, F. r. Koenig,
who did business as gunsmith, lock-
smith and machinist at 704 Valencia
street and lived in the rear of the shop.
wrote letters on New Years day to the
! Salvation Army, Coroner Leland and
/! M. HI. Fredericks announcing his inten-
ton to kill himself The letters were
found yesterday in his pockets when
his body was discovered by the police.
| Neighbors telephoned to the police
| yesterday forenoon that Koenig's shop
had not been opened and that they
feared something had happened to the
old man. The police forced an entrance
and discovered the rooms full of illu-
minating gas escaping from a small
pantry closet adjoining the kitchen.
Here the body of Koenig was seated in
chair. He had bored hole in the
PARTITION between the closet and the
kitchen. Affixing one end Of a rubber
tube to the gasburner in the kitchen,
he had pushed the other end of the
tube into the hole in the wall and
turned on the gas. Then he seated him.
self In the chair In the closet, swal-
lowed half-glass of water in which
cyanide had been dissolved and speed
lily died.
In the note to the Coroner Koenig
says: II have gone out of this material
world of trouble by the cyanide and
gas road. Wishing you a hap
py New Year, yours, F. R. Koenig."
The letter to the Salvation Army
reads as follows:
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1, 1905.
Headquarters Salvation Army, San Fran
cisco--I have Joined the army OF Jesus last
night and to-day hope to be In heaven with
Jesus. This my last will is that you take
possession of all the tools and books and all
other things which you find in my place OF
business, 704 Valencia street. / will every
thing got to be used for the benefit of the
army.
Another letter to M. H. Fredericks,
secretary of Petaluma Grove No. 38, u.
A. o. D., was found. 1t begins as fol-
lows: When you receive this letter I
will be spending my New Years in
Walhalla. My eyes were very dim;
could not do my work as I wanted to
do" He desires that his body should
be cremated in this city.
Koenig was a native Of Germany,
about so years old and was not known
to have any relatives in this country.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
The AIameda,s CARGO.

The Alameda sailed ON Saturday for Homo
lulu with a general merchandise cargo valued
at S125,S05 and including the following:
4T5 bbis flour. $500 gals 35 cs wine. ees gals
lao cs whisky, S71 pkgs fresh fruits, ISL pkgs
fresh vegetables, 1887 pkgs potatoes. 81 pkgs
onions. 0,453 lbs cheese 17S pkgs table
preparations. 1880 lbs butter u cs eggs 1879
lbs beans, 10,sS6 lbs pxgs ham and bacon
2o2 pkgs groceries and provisions. 1898 CO as
sorted canned goods, IL cs IS pkgs salmon as
cs champagne 21T pkgs paste IL cs LIQUORS
70 pkgs beer 300 lbs coffee, $50 lbs sugar "A ,
f60 lbs lard, l20S lbs 8 cs bread, 1920 lbs
goldfish, SO0o lbs assorted dried fish, 4s44 lbs
candy, 1916 lbs nuts 252c lbs dried fruit. 500
lbs - bxs raisins 1919 lbs fresh meat 1904
lbs fresh fsh. $50 lbs tea Is c. / bbi mo
lasscs, Is cs syrup, cs mineral water 25 GOO
lbs rice, 1O9 ctls wheat, 79S ctls barley II ctIs
oats. 241 ctls corn. 11.9S3 lbs niddlings. 1tn;y
lbs dressed poultry, ISL pkgs dry goods "a es
boots and shoes, 26 cs hats and caps 2O5 nkss
drugs and sundries, 125 bxs SOAP 26 pkgs elec
trical goods. III pkgs wagon material 27g
pkgs paints. l61 cs bbls OIL 1920 lbs tobacco
49 cs cigars and cigarettes 10 pkgs Leather
IL pkgs machinery, 269 bda $50 bars iron ~
bdls 2so pcs steel. 60 pkgs millwork, 400 pcs
cast iron pipe, 10 tins matches, 2Ss pkgs pa
per, 80 bales paper bags, 6029 lbs soda. "a bdJs
brooms, 1922 1T hardwood 61 cs candles. K
bales cordage. IL bales twine 81 bales bags
10 cs arms and ammunition pkgs duck 2i
kegs nails. $50 boiler tubes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
San Francisco Yes
sci Ends Event.
full Voyage.
She Reaches Kobe
in Spite of Gales
and Flames.
5 Stranded Steamer
Abydos Is Once
More AfIoat.

The barkentine Hawaii of this port
arrived yesterday at Kobe after a voy-
age which wind, water and fire had
conspired to make eventful. Through
this war OF the elements the stout
sailing ship emerged with compare
lively few scars. Hind, Rolph & Co.,
. the owners, are again congratulating
themselves that the little god OF luck
continues to follow their flag.
The Hawaii was loaded with fertil-
tzer from Killisnoo. She encountered
a full share of the heavy weather
which at this time of year makes navi-
cation m Oriental waters full of dan
ger. The wind ripped six sails to
ribbons and heavy sea, one Of many
that threw its weight across the
barkentine's decks, damaged her
wheel. To add to the burden of the
Hawaii's crew the vessel took fire.
and for anxious hours the sailormen
faced the possibility of having their
floating home burned under their feet.
The flames were subdued, however,
and the Hawaii yesterday entered the
harbor of Kobe.
AS far as can be seen now the
damage done by the flames was slight,
but the full extent of the havoc
wrought by the fire will not be known
until the discharging of the cargo
permits more thorough examination.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Water Front Notes.

Thte steamship Gaelic. Captain Finch. ar
rived yesterday at Yokohama.
The ship Fort George. which cleared yester-
day for kahului has shipped her crew and
will sail, probably. to-day.
Pilot Hays, who was carried to sea on the
steamer Wyefeld. is returning on the City
OF Puebla- He LETT Victoria yesterday
The kosmos Liner Anubs will sail to-mor-
row for Hamburg and the American Hawaiian
Irelghter Nebraskan viii leave for Honolulu
The Pacific Mail Companys liner Acapulco
is due tomorrow from Panama and way ports
The steamer Edith yesterday returned to the
Straits or Fuca on account OF the shifting of
ner cargo. She put back there a few days ago
Tor the same reason. Her coal was retrimmed
and she proceeded on her voyage only to meet
more heavy weather and to have the cargo
shift again.
The Spanish steamer Legaspi from Hong
ken. for Manila is overdue and fears are en-
tertained for her safety
The British ship lamar from Hamburg for
Seattle yesterday struck the pier head at Cux-
haven and was damaged amidships. After a
survey it was decided to clear away part OF
the cargo for a further examination
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

6645 lbs bran. 1866 lbs sugar, %, 594 lbs rice,
125 pkgs potatoes. 80 crts onions 80 pkgs gro
sorted canned goods 1869 lbs fresh meat, 81
pkgs fresh fruits. 1913 lbs lard, 626 lbs pkgs
cheese, 16 bxs paste, $40 lbs Goldfish, $50 lbs
dried fruit, 112 81 plSgs salmon, II, $50 lbs
salt, pkgs fresh vegetables, SO. .s62 IT T37 pcs
lumber. 1865 It hardwood. As pkgs nails and
spikes. 81 coal oil, 25S bxs, soap, cs acid,
10 bdls pipe, pkgs bicycles, bkgs machinery,
20 bdls 16 pcs iron, 10 bales oakum 45 bales
bags, IS coils rope. cs arms and ammunition.
81 bdls shocks 40 bdls shingles. 125 bdls pick
cts, Il pl1gs millwork. 20 bdis laths "a doors.
pkgs sewing machines "a pkgs agricultural
implements, II boots and shoes, Iii pkgS
oil, pkgs leather, II bales duck Ii cs cleo
trical supplies, 70 pkgs drugs, 20 bbls cement,
81 bales paper bags, Al bdls paper, 26 pkgs
twine
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
PROPOSED RAILROAD
TO ENTER YOSEMITE
Articles of Incorporation Filed by
Promoters of Scheme With the
County Clerk.

The filing of articles of incorpora-
ton with the County Clerk yester-
day shows that a railroad Is about to
enter the Yosemite Valley. The pro-
jectors of the scheme plan to start
work on a survey at once, and the
road may be completed in a short
time. The road will be known as the
jamestown and Yosemite Railroad.
and the company has incorporated for
1,000, 900.
The road will be of standard gauge
and the main line will run from
Jamestown, Tuolumne County. to
Mariposa. The line will be forty
miles in length. At convenient and
intermediate point. to be determined
by survey. a branch will be run in the
direction of the valley. Its terminal
point is not known yet, but IL will
extend a distance of about thirtv-five
miles. The Government officials will
be consulted regarding the route
taken through the valley and also the
terminus Of the line. The company
will have its headquarters in San
Francisco. Those who signed the ar
ticles of incorporation are T. s. Bull
lock of San Jose, s. d. Freshman. S.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Has Big Cable on Board.

Part of the cargo of the British ship Hutton
Hall, which arrived December % from Liver
pool. is large cable for the local telephone
company. This cable weighs twenty-one tons
and some difficulty is expected in landing it,
1t will have to be holsted from the ship by the
aid OF shear legs rigged on the dock and 1t is
reared that such concentrated strain would
be more than the pl2nking OF an ordinary
wharf will stand It is probable that the
Hutton Hall viii be towed to the Union Iron
Works. where the gear used in handling the
big guns and heavy castings for battleships
will make light work OF transferring the cable
from the vessels hold to the truck on which
1t will be taken uptown
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Sues United Railroads.

Max Weinstein brought suit yester-
day in the Justices Court against the
United Railroads of San Francisco and
the Presidio and Ferries Railroad to
recover $299 and costs for injuries
sustained by him. During a collision
between a Montgomery avenue car
and Kearny street car, on November
10, Weinstein alleges that his foot was
crushed and rendered permanently
useless. He alleges also that the acci-
dent was due to the negligence of the
railroads employees.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Exports by the Umatilla.

The steamer Umatilla sailed on Saturday for
Victoria with an assorted cargo consigned to
the port Of destination and other British ~
lumbian ports. valued at $s94g and Including
the following: ius
3o,720 lbs malt, T91 cs canned goods. 246 phes
fresh fruits. 100 lbs rairins, Hrs lbs cofree
Is pkgs groceries and provisions. bbls -four.
cheese. pkgs table preparations $50 SKIS nos
tatoes. 21 400 lbs asphaltum, 112 900 lbs fer
tilizer. Dol lbs leaf tobacco, cs mineral wafar
10 pkgs sewing machines and parts. 4 hale.
twfne, % bbls cocoanut oil, g pkgs electrical
supplies, leg arms and AMMUNITION.
In addition to the foregoing the stearner
carried 81, S75 lbs dried fruit valued at x770
en- route to Winnipeg. Manitoba.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
PHOTOGRAPHERS INSTALL
OFFICERS FOR 1905
ihen Hold Informal Dinner to Cele-.
brate the Occasion.


The Photographers Association of
California met last night at Eaglas,
Hall, 729 Market street, for the nur-
pose of installing the incoming officers
OF the association ana then adjourned
to the Red Lion Grill and made merry
over an informal feast.
The newly installed officers wara
elected at the last convention AT Me-
chanics' Pavilion on October 2s and
viii serve for one year. ending De-
cemper 81, 1913. They are as follows:
President, Louis Thors: vice nrasi-
dents. T. H. Wilton. T. H. Hogan of
Oroville, George r. Butler of Salinas.
w. Franklin of Ocean Beach: secre-
tary, Jacob Fowzer; treasurer. 7. r.
Mullender. and director. r. p, wing
ham.
The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment consists of T. p. Andrews,
chairman; J. F. Bertrand. w. H
Lange, Will Lussier and L. d. Hicks.
toastmaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

aged amidshps. Has been surveyed and it is
survey.
KOBE. Jan. 3.-Bktn Hawaii, from Kills
noo reports carried away six sails. Wheel
damaged; cargo has been fire. Pumped
IL feet of water in hold The apparent dam
age Is only slight, but she viii have to be
examined before say definitely.
LONDON, Jan 3.-Manila telegraphs that
span stmr LeEaspi, from Hongkong, is very
much overdue and grave fears are entertained
for her safety.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Puntas Arenas telegraphs
Ger stmr Abydos, from San Francisco, for
hamburg, previously reported ashore in Straits
OF Magellan, foated Dec 80. Stmr has pro-
ceeded TO Port Famine for repairs.
MOVEMENTS of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Notice to Mariners.

HUMBULDT BAR-CALIFORNIA
(List Of Lights, Buoys and Daymarks Pa
cific Coast, 1904 page 49,
Notice is hereby given that the first class
spar buoy. black, No. /, marking the outer
end OF the north jetty Humboldt Bar Cali
tornla, mas been dragged out OF position and
now lies the south side OF the channsl
floating deep. 1t will be replaced as soon as
practicable
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
w. p. DAY, Commander IT, s NJ
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Abydos Is Again Af,oat

The Kosmos liner Abydos, which went
ashore near Punta Arenas. and which, it was
feared would become total loss, was foated
on December 80. She has been taken to Port
Famine for repairs
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
suspected Of Bi,rglaries.

Detectives Conlon and MCGOWAN
arrested Thomas Fitzpatrick, John
DAILY, James Sullivan and Nick Staf-
ford on Monday night and locked them
up in the tanks at the City Prison.
They are suspected of having commits
ted many petty thefts and burglarics
In the water front district.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Merchandise for Tahiti.

The steamer Mariposa. which sailed on Sat-
urday for Tahiti. carried an assorted merchan
disc cargo valued at $50. $50 and including the
following:
1851 bbls. flour. 45s4 gals 2 cs wine, I6 casks
beer %, 436 lbs 60 pkgs bread. S051 lbs beans.
100 bales hay 66 ctls wheat, 255 ctls barley
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The Norwegian ship Albania (on Puget
sound. was chartered prior to arrival for
lumber thence to- a direct South African port
The ship James Drummond (also on Puget
SOUND Is chartered for lumber thence to
Taltal, Chile -
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

III. Smith, G. N. Hamblin and w. G.
Potts of Jamestown. Bullock has
subscribed for $4,000 worth OF stock,
Freshman for S29,7OO and the other
three directors for s100 worth each.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

CHANGES IN COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
Oakland, jan 3-But few changes will take
ginning OF 1905. Herbert L. Breed has re-
signed to practice law. Charles A. Gale nov,
document clerk, will be transferred to Depart
ment NO. OF the Superior Court and Andrew
z. Johnstoae will become document clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
nand column and the successive tides of the
Gay In the order of occurrence as TO time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
DAY. except when there are but three tides as
someuMes occurs. The heights given are IN
addition to the soundings of the United Statas
Coast Survey Charts, except when minus f--)
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., 1905-01-04
Memoranda.

Per schr Columbia. from Ballard, Jan r.
Had succession Of Sc gales for II days.
heavy Sc gale. shifting decklosd to starboard.
and washing away fgurehead. On Jan a.
2:30 p. m while crossing the bar CharIes
Lagert, second officer. was thrown overboa I'd
by mizzen gan downhaul and drowned He
was native OF Finland. aged 36 years
Per schr Winslow, from Everett Jan g.
Had succession of and sE gales for 10 days;
no damage done.
Br ship lamar, from Hamburg. for Seattle.
struck pier head at Cuxhayen and was dam.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Petroleum for China.

The British steamer Dakotah was cleared
on Saturday for Shanghai with 1.625, GOO gal
Ions of refined petroleum, valued at sos. 250,
and pkgs machinery, valued at $40O.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
The Overdue List.

The vessels the overdue list are quot ed
for reinsurance follows Stork 50 per cent:
Edith Mary. so per cent; Brier Holme, 80 per
cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
The pressure has risen rapidlv over m.
noItnern half of the Pacific Coast From
eureka north light rains have fallen
ley. dih val
rorecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight, January 4:
california. north of Tehachapi-Fair We'd
nesaay; light north winds: tule fog in the
California south of Tehachapi-Fair we'd
nesday, continued warm weather; light north
east winds
NeyaGa-FaIr Wednesday: cooler
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair yyednes-
day; light northeast winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Wednesday,
continued warm: light northeast WINDS
winds
Fresno-Fair Wednesday. warmer; light
north winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

SAN FRANCISCO. .......... SO A
Ine following are the seasonal rainfalls to
GATE as compared with those of the same date
Jas. last season and the rainfall in the last twenty
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Tfrne BaII.

Time Ball.
Branch Hydrographic Office. U. s. N. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, CAL,
january g. 1905.
The Time Bali on the tower or the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
T. e.. at noon of the 10th meridian, or at q
D. M Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. 8. N, in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic 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 ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

the city front tMission-street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Movements of Steamers.
Steamer. Destination Sails. Pier.

TO SAIL
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Weather Report.
Q20th Meridian, Pacific Time).
SAN FRANCISCO Ian 2-k n

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s-1 p. m.
Ihe following maximum and minimum tenn
| peratureS fnr tha dax.