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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25

Ell QUE DESEE alquilar- dos habita-
clones en- Santurce precios modicos y
tefiirse ell cabello de negro garantizando 81
tefido pOr seis meses quedando el mismC
brillo que 81 fuera natural, dirigirse al apar-
tado 6Q2 San Juan, P, r, 30 VS.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-25

escombros = cenizaa de muchas viviendas
demparecidas bajo el fuego.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

SEATTLE. Aug. 9.-The Pacific Coast Com
nany's steamer City of Puebla sailed at s
O clock tonight with q full cargo of general
nerchs ndise and 2IO passengers.
The American schooner Albert Meyer sailed
today with 100000 feet Of lumber for San
Ihe American schooner Camano completed
loading one million feet Of lumber for San
Diego and left today for Port Townsend where
she viii sign crew and sail
The barkentine James Tuft. from Manila,
las been chartered to load lumber at Belling-
ham for San Pedro.
The demand for vessels 10 care for the Cali
fornia lumber trade has reduced the available
supply Of sailors on the north coast and several
vessels already loaded az the mills are unable
10 sail until crews can be secured
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company has
awarded the contract for reconstructing the
steamer State of California 10 the Moran Com
pany. The work viii require several months.
The vessel viii be entirely rebuilt inside On
. completion she win make several trips be-
tween Seattle and San Francisco before return
ing 10 her regular run between San Francisco
and Southern California ports.
The schooner Balboa, now loading lumber Tor
California. was nbeled this morning by the
steamer Alice Gertrude. On Tuesday morning.
while coming from san Pedro the vessel went
aground al Port Crescent and pulled on at
high tide by the Gertrude. The court is asked
TO determine the amount of salvage to be paid
Passengers from Nome aboard the Orlzaba
which arrived sunday presented Captain Irow-
bridge and Chief Engineer W. B. Smith with
solid gold matchsafes set with diamonds as
Escognition OF their quick passage The orizsoa
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
ONE LONE CHOICE
FINISHES FIRST
AT SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, Aug. 9.-Ladies' day at
tracted the usual big gathering of the
fair sex to The Meadows this afternoon
First choices Jared poorly Utica being
the lone one to pick up a purse 1t
was fortunate for the admirers of
Utica that Mcbride got his mount away
nylng on the road. Fred Mulholland
Barney Schreiber's big Bannockburn
colt, was played from 90 down to f.
After running around his fed he lost
by a short head
Seed Cake closed favorite over Legal
Form and, the recipient of a bad ride,
ran unplaced. Legal Form was ridden
out from the IL to / shot Rustic Lady
Most OF the big bettors unlimbered
on Dewey to win the last, and they re-
ce1ved as thorough a dusting as if run
over by a street sweeping machine
colonel Jewell, at 6 to 1, downed Cabin
a nose. with Dewey back in the ruck
Summary:
First race, four furiongs-Utica won, Fred
Mnlholland second, Lugano third Time. AS.
Second race, FIVE and a half furlongs-St
Winnifride won, DR.. Rowell second, Glen Brier
third Time. 1:0S.
Third race. six and a half furlongs-LegaI
4tsna torm won, RUSTIC Lady second. j. C. Clem
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-Afarie II
won, y.oo Bert Arthur second. Pelham third. Time
Fifth race, one mile-allopath won, Montana
Peeress second Hersain third. Time, 141.
Sixth race, one mile-Colonel Jewell won
CABIN second, Rudabek third. Time, :40%
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
CONTRACT SAILORS
FROM MEXICO.

What looks to United States Immi-
grafton Commissioner North as an at
tempt to violate the alien contract law
was made on the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's steamers Newport and
San Jose, and a special board of in
quiry has been ordered TO sit this
morning and investigate the matter
The Newport arrived on August 5
with nineteen Mexicans and one Peru
Wan, all manifested as "supernumera-
ries." 1t was learned by the immi-
grant officials that the men had been
shipped at Acapulco under a contract
whereby they were to be paid 25 cents
each per month. They-were to be re-
shipped here as sailors should the com
pany so decide, and should the com
pany not desire their services on their
arrival at this port they were to be
transported back to Acapulco without
charge.
The San Jose, which arrived last
Wednesday, brought in thirty-two Mex
leans under a similar contract The
men have been detained pending the
inquiry. 1t is reported that they were
to take the places of striking seamen
in the coastwise trade.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
VESSELS BRINGING
USEFUL CARGOES.

Surveyor Of the Port z. T. Woodward
has prepared an interesting table show
ing the number of steamers and sailing
vessels en- route to this city from Euro
pean ports with cargoes of general
merchandise According to the figures
there are seventeen big steamers and
sixty sailing vessels either en- route
here or preparing for the long voyage
The total amount OF cargo they are
bringing is 213.s17 tons.
Within the last forty eight days much
valuable structural material has ar
rived from European ports. The
steamer Norman Isles brought 27.720
casks of cement, the steamer knight OF
ST. George 1t, ,024 casks and the steamer
Donna Francisco ,765 casks. The total
duty on these consignments was $23.-
SASS. The following shows the vari-
GUS steamers and sailing vessels en-
route here:
From Antwerp, steamers and 21
sailing vessels: from Bremen, 1 sailing
vessel; from Calcutta, 1 steamer; from
Genoa, 2 sailing vessels: from Hamburg.
steamers and IL sailing vessels; from
Hull, sailing vessels; from Liverpool,
sailing vessels; from London, 8 steam
ers and sailing vessels; from New
castle, G. B., sailing vessels; from
Rotterdam, sailing vessels.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

HoNGKoNG-Sailed Aug s-Br stmr Tartar.
for Vancouver. 'di :
sHANGHAI-saied Aug 5-stmr fremont.
Arrived prior Aug 9-Br stmr Housa
tonic hence July IL Br stmr st George, from
New York. ETC.; Br stmr Tonawanda, hence
vICToRIA-Arrived Aug 9-Br stmr stan,ev
Dollar from Comoy
ACAPULCo-Sailed Aug 9-Stmr City OF Pan.
snnIaI sma ior M San Francisco Aug s-Stmr City of
from GaAoAiTed Poat RsEala Aug Ger bark Hassia,
nIsIsI MsIoRoRAN,Arrived Ran Aug s-Br stmr Hazel
Dollar from Nicolaefski.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Nh, IA ysi. KE-Arrlved Aug 9-stmr Lorraine from
oUEESsTowN- Arrived Aug o-st,,r .,.,,.
from Boston. a.
Sailed Aug 9-oumr westerniand, for Philadel.
phia; stmr Teutonic for New York
:, GENoA-Arriyed Aug 7-stmr Moltke. from
New York. ''
:. LIvERPooL-Arrived Aug s-stmr Baltic.
:, BRlsBANE-saied Aug s-stmr Miowera for
NEW YoRK-sailed Aug e-stmr Bluecber
for Hamburr. stmr La Gsscogne, for Hayre:
stmr pI Hriederch lss der Crosse. for Bremen.
iren Sn .MW,, New york. for Genoa, and proceeded.
sHANGHAI-Arrived prior Aug 9--Stmr Hous-
s.onic; s.oa, from San Francisco; stmr Tonawanda,
from San Francisco
FER Br ship Donna Francisco. from Hamburg.
aug 91Left HAMBURG March 16 In tow; was
maven, thence towed to Dungeness May 21; had
moderate to fresh NE and Z winds to vicinity
OF Canary Islands; then strong SW and winds,
with heavy ale from the south crossed the
equator April Is; had poor Sc trades and light
winds to 30 S, thence to Cape Horn variable
winds with occasional gales: rounded the Horn
o. days out; weather off and in vicinity of the
cape was fine. with moderate and Sc winds
heavy snow and much Ice; very smooth
most OF the time; from 48 to 80 had success
sion of gales from wSw to Sw, with heavy
seas ship making good work: had moderate Sc
trades go 81, with wet weather. crossed the
equator June &C. losing Sc trades in N In
Lat n experienced hurricane which struck the
snip with great suddenness, throwing her on
beam ends; had to cut away Sheets etc. to help
right ship; lost most of sails that were set It
eventually steadied down to heavy gale, lasting
ls hours direction of wind W. backing to s; re-
mainder of passage had light NE airs and cams
ship being as far w as 141 n took pilot on board
/ D m Aug s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Railroad King Retains
Full Control of
Wells-Fargo.

n YEW YORK, Aug. 9.-At the an
N nual meeting of the stockhold-
| ers of the wells-Fargo Com
pany in this city today the
ticket of thirteen directors headed by
E. H. Hartman and composed of the
members of the present board was
elected over a ticket named by counsel
for Walter c. Stokes, who has been
leading an Opposition movement
among the stockholders. Although the
voting began early in the day the re-
suit was not annoAnced until late this
evening. The full vote of the Harri-
man ticket was 47.568 to 26.216 for the
Stokes representatives.
Not only did the Hartman admins
tration elect it's directors, but also sue
ceeded in defeating every proposition
advanced by the opposition party.
The resolution offered by Samuel IN
termeyer, counsel for Stokes. to increase
the dividend rate by adding an extra
dividend of Z per cent to the dividend
of per cent already declared this year.
was lost, as well as the resolution of
fered in favor of declaring annually
hereafter dividend on the basis Of
16 per cent A resolution calling for
the appointment of a committee 70 in
vestigate the affairs of the company
also was lost.
A resolution offered by William Nell
son Cromwell. counsel for the Harri-
man party, which in substance called
for the appointn ent of a committee to
examine the affairs of the company
with regard to its loans, was adopted
A resolution was carried which rec
commended that the entire question of
increasing the dividend rate be left
TO, the board of directors for action
After the meeting adjourned Stokes
sent a letter to President Evans of
the company, in which he said in part
Although we have been unable to
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
GATES DROPS ROLL
WHEN NEVA LEE
is BEATEN

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. "a classy
caro- was hung up today at the sSpa
course. Sir Lynewood started the pro-
srdmme IN sensational style by tying
the worlds record when he galloped
nome winner of the seven -furlong al
1air In the remarkable time of 1:24 40
he carried SO pounds and had halr
length to the good of Inquisitor at the
nnlsh. Neva Lee was third.
Neva Lee was the medium OF tre-
mendous plunge. John w. Gates was
down for a bundle. He personally bet
Billy Cowan $4,000 against s17,50o. John
A. Drake bet as much more and many
players followed in their wake. AT
least s5o.0oo would have been taken out
OF the ring if Neva Lee had won.
Inqutsitor went to the front and made
the running, followed by Neva Lee and
Sir Lynewood On the turn Neva Lee
moved to the front and showed the way
TO the stretch, where Inquisitor again
closed. In the run home Sir Lynewood
went to the front and won easily.
The Alabama stakes were won by the
Sir Dixon f1lly, Running Water by half
a length. Brookdale Nymph was sec
ond. Coincidence had no trouble TAX
ing thiyd place from Belgravia, the only
other starter. The stakes were worth
$4,000. Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-sir. ,Lynnewood
won, Inquisitor second, Neva Lee third Time,
1:24 4-5.
Second race. steeplechase, about Two miles
Allegiance won. 0nteroa second, Champs
Elysee third. Time 4:2S
Third race, six furlongs-Flowaway Won Big
Store second Ben Strong third Time. ia 10.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong-Running
Water won. Brookdale Nymph second, Come
dienne third. Time, 80 2-5.
Fifth race, one mile-woowich won, York
shire Lad second, Champlain third. Time,
Sixth race. ave and half furlongs--vic-
toria won, Prince Fortunatus second, Rock
stone third. Time los.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Horse Savage. Jockey Madden.

BRIGHTON, England, Aug. O.
Jockey Madden was attacked and Sc
Vereiy hurt by an enraged horse here
today Just prior to the decision in
the race for the Worthing plate today
Marigold ", ridden by Brady. reared
up and Knocked Madden, who was on
centre. out of the saddle The horse
then slipped to Its knees, got hold of
Maddens throat and shook him like a
rat, despite the efforts of Brady, who
belabored the animal on the head.
Eventually it was beaten off. Madden's S
throat was badly lacerated and he was
bleeding freely when released.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Oakland to Have Marine Register.

OAKLAND. Aug. 9.-One week from
today the first marine register of ship
ping in Oakland Harbor will be posted
In the rooms of the Oakland Chamber
of Commerce. After that date the reg
lister will be posted each day at IL
o'clock. The new marine register will
contain full information as to all yes
sells arriving in Oakland Harbor. 1t
will be prepared by James c. Gilker-
son of 1871 Sixth street
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
WATER FRONT POLICE DETAIL
IS CRIPPLED BY SICKNESS
Five of the Men Assigned to Duty at
the Harbor Are Ill at
Their Homes.

Investigation Of the day and night
details of police along the water front
shows that in addition to che regular
policemen of the Harbor station there
is detail of twenty-five men.
Ten men under Patrol Sergeant
Matheson are on watch from p. m. to
IL midnight. This squad Is relieved by
night shift Of obtensibly fifteen men
that patrols until a. m. Five OF the
corps are sick and one is away.
The water front special patrol is re-
moved from a.. m. to p. m.
Edward P. Uhler was taken to the
Harbor Hospital yesterday badly in
iured. He charges Erich Bachr.an and
Anton Hansen and an unknown iran,
union sailors. with taking him from
a steam schooner at the Rfsdon Iron
Works and assaulting him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
COMMUTERS LOSE
AFTER TAKING
THE LEAD.

SEATTLE, Aug. 9-Seattle won to-
days game In the seventh inning aIter
Oakland had enjoyed lead that looked
safe for six innings. Smith had scored
in the first for the visitors on his own
hit. Van Haltren's bingo. Kruger's sac
rifce and Heitmuller's long fly to right
The other tally of the visitors came IN
the sixth when Heitmuller's hit scored
Van Buren, who had walked and stolen
third Gates pitched the finest kind or
ball for six innings. and il looked as II
the locals were gong to be blanked
and beaten. The score;
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Fort ERIR ENTRIES.

First race, five furlongs. selling--Rubber Ball
"a, Great Corceress "a, Miss Cessarion "a. Miss
Martha 90, Moonvine 90. Black Flag 100 Emil
tion 1O3 Phil Igo 104, Grip los, Reside 107.
Second race, furongs selling-Densie
Dinsmore 90. Merilene 9S. Vestryman 100. Steve
Lane 100. The Pet 100. Oratorian 102. Miss Haw-
ley 102, Rubaiyat 104, Sharp Boy 100. Jim Beat
tie 112, Alsono 116.
Third race, five and half furlongs selling
Annie Berry 90 Joe Levy 92, Berry Waddell 81,
Neva Welch 100. Bugler 102, Sand l02, Fra
Filipo 102. Fred Nader 107.
Fourth race. five furlongs, purse--Moonvine %.
Voting 96, Benraw 96, Ny Bessie 98, Minot 100.
Reside 1O2. Edward Wilder 104. Boola LOG. De
Oro 110, The Abbott ITO.
Fifth race, mile, sellng-Pinta 80, Oak
leaf 93 Chathyra 93 Marimbo 81, Billy Bensing
9S. Lutte Mac 9S, Olive Leaf 101, Gauze 100.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Lady Jocelyn
100, Rayiana 100, Mag Nolin 100, Maggie Mackey
100. Broadway Girl 100, Miss Gaiety 101. Vino
tides 102 Rather Royal 102, Many Thanks 1O4
Mafalda 104, Richard Jr. log. Bonnie Reg 100,
Sunny Brook 112, Garrett Wilson III.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
cu.toms service Needs More peputie..

United States Customs Surveyo: Wood
ward has made requisition upon Acting
Customs Collector William B. Hamilton
for fifteen additional inspectors, fifteen
assistant weighers and ten laborers. He
represents that since the fire the com
merce of this port has Increased far be-
yond the present capacity of his Office
The movement is mostly of vessels from
foreign ports conveying building ma
terial to this city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Handicap Goes to Devout.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug 9.-The races at
Latonia today resulted as follows:
First race, one mile-Minnehaha won. Leo
Bright second, Moccasin third. Time, 1:43 10.
Second race, i've and a half furlongs-Demo
won. Bonart second, Alta Macdonald third.
Time. 100 1-5
Third race. six furlongs-Red Thistle won.
Black Mantilla second, Ann Hill third. Time,
1:15 3-5.
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap-Devout
won, Wee Lass second, Alcor third. Time,
Fifth race, five furlongs. purse-Overlando
Won. Marmorean second Sir Godfrey third
Time, 1:o2
Sixth race, six furlongs-Airship won Oak
Grove second, Miss Anxious third. Time
Seventh race, one mile-Barkelmore won. st.
Sever second, Oddoletta third Time. AZ 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred. e. Mulho1land.

By Fred. e. MulhoIIand.
First race-Black Cloud, Redmont,
May Holladay.
Second race-BanIado, PeIigroso,
Ladys Beauty.
Third race-E. u, Brattnin, SoundIy,
Golden Rule.
Fourth race-Harbor, Bonar. Wafer
cure.
Fifth race-Maxtress, Lerida, Petit
john.
Sixth race-F. w. Barr, Huston,
Colonel Jewell
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
United States HydroEraphic omce

branch of the United States Hydrographic
Office, located at the MERCHANTS, Eyche55n pnis ~
malntalred in San Francisco for the beneat
OF mariners without regard to nationality and
free OF expense. Nayigators are cordIaIiy in
vited TO visit the office, where complete sats
OF charts i1 and sailing directions of the world
are Kept al hand for comparison and reference
ana tne latest information always be oh.
tanned regarding lights, dangers to navigation
ana ana al matters OF interest to ocean commerce
Inc tlneDaI service mas been suspended mend
Ing the reconstruction of the tower of the Eerry
building J. T. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Alter Laws Upon Request.

SAN MATEO, Aug. At recent
session of the Board of Trustees the
Floral City Grocery Company requested
change in a town ordinance. The
firm wanted to sell intoxicating liquors
by the bottle over its counters, as it
was claimed other grocers in the town
were doing. The request was granted
and the restrictive clause removed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

Earned rns-Seattle 8. Oakland I. Stolen
oases-van Haltren. Kane Sacrifice hits
JanSa o.. Kruger. Heitmuller. Three-base hits
Van Buren, Streib, Mott. Bases balls-Or
Garvin 1. on Gates 1. Struck out-By Garvin 8.
by Gates 5. Double pIay-Francks to Heitmul-
Ter. Left on basesASeattIe 7. Oakland g. Time
OF game-1:45. UmpiFe-Mahaffey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Sailor Is AccidentaIIv KILLED.

Hugh Murray, sailor on the trans
port Warren, was accidentally killed on
that vessel yesterday morning. Murray
was lowering a startoard boom when
the "eooseneck" broke and fell on him.
The deceased was % years old.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Prfncess Marie, Gabble,
Helmuth.
Second race-Norwood Ohio, Fugur-
tina, Lidwfna.
Third race-AIma Dufour, Miss Doyle,
Meadow Breeze.
Fourth race-DougIas Entry, Profit
able, Class Leader.
Fifth race-Marsh RefIon. Mobave.
Six Shooter.
Sixth race-Tom Grove, Revolt,
Mayor johnson.
seventh race-Uncle Henry, Captain
Bush, Banposal.
Weather cloudy, track good.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. fve-eighths of a mile, selling
Woolen 3d. The Piper 90, Coco 99 Decklaw 90.
DR.. Frank 99 Cable 90, Ionic io2 Bye Bye
ii 1o3. Princess Mario 103. Zinfandel 1O3 Hell
% muth & &loS Kentucky Echo .1o3. Hereafter 1o3.
Two Bells 107. Camille 107, Steadfast 1O7
Sc second race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Lightburn 50, Ocanya 90, Skyte 95, Jenmol 95.
Mamie o 95, Jay Ward 95, McCutcheon 81, Flu.
gurtha lO2. Ltdwina 102, Fargo 103, Frank BIZ
1o4. Norwood Ohio 104 Bluecher 107
Third race. seven-eighths of a mile purse
White Plume 95 Nine 81, Major Daingerfeld 100.
Presentation 1o0 Miss Doyle 1o1. Meadow breeze
104. Alma Dufour 106.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course-Naran
125, Modredlaw 13S, Billy Tyrell 135, Profitable
135. Pirates Dance 145, Subador I49 Glass
Leader $50. pirates Dance and Subador Doug
las entry.)
Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile selling
linda 105. Intense 105. Miladi Love 105, Katie
Powers lo5, Rian 1o7, Harlequin 1o7. Six Shoot
er ITO, Scotch Dance 110. The Englishman 110.
The Only Way 40. knowledge 110, Mohave 11O,
Amberita Ill, Marsh Redon 1i3
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Queen Caroline 95. Miss Anxious 90. Osterman
81, Tom Grove 100, Naughty B 102. Precious
Stone 104 Mansard 1O4, Mum los Mayor John
son Ill, Reveille Ill. Porter 112, Chief MIL
liken 113.
Seventh race, one and sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Bitter Brown %, Banposal "a. Granada 101.
Coruscate 105, Captain Bush los, Marshal Ney
100, Peter Nathaniel ILL., Uncle Henry 112.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race, seven furlongs. selling-Phaon no.
ripper 101, Barker 107, Redmont 1O7 Black
Cloud 1oi, Jerry Hunt 1oT Kinder 1o7, Silurian
1o!, Sweet Maid los, May Holiday 1o5 Eleven
Bells 105 vigoroso 102.
Second race, five furlongs selIing-Peligroso
ITO, Ladys Beauty 107. Calmar l07. Elota l07.
Banlado 107. Mrs. Matthews 102
Third race, five and a half furlongs selling
r. Nj. Brattain 100, Reeves los. De Grammont
109, Grenore los, Sir Carter los, Golden Rule
loo, Irish Jew los, Laura NJ Cousin Carrie
103. Soundly 9s.
Baker los. Storma 107 Bonar 105 watercure
10S, Cheripe 103, Harbor 1O3
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Hainault 1O7
PettiJohn 10I. Spondoolix 1o7 Rostof 1O7 Le-
rida 1OI, Maxtress los, Phyz los.
sixth race, one mile, purse-Atkins 112, Colo
mel Jewell 100. F. ". Barr 1O7. Colonel Bron-
ston 101. Huston 1O7. Tavora lo7 Tenordale loo
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

select our ticket and cannot therefore
control the action of the new board we
still insist that the views of such q
large number of the stockholders
should not be entirely ignored. They
one and all demand that you put the
stock on 16 per cent basis and that
hereafter the very large surplus that
you now hold may be only moderately
increased, thus tnsurtng to the present
generation a more liberal increase in
their income from this investment. II
this practice is persisted in we believe
the courts will rectify it and give the
stockholders the desired relief.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
FORT ERIE sELECTIONs.

FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-No selections.
Second race-Rubaiyat, Orotarian, Al
sOnO.
Levy.
Fourth race-De Orc, BooIa, Renraw.
Fifth race-Gauze, Lutte Mac, Oak
Leaf.
Sixth race-Many Thanks, MafaIda,
Rather Royal.
Weather clear, track good.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

VERDICTS ARE RENDERED. Corouer's
jury yesterday returned verdict that George
Bell. a porter for Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
met his death through iron falling on him In
the firms building and charged the COMPANY
with carelessness in not putting up proper
braces.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

Sunmlt-MeK1mum temperature SO degrees:
minimum, 49, wind north weather clear: scat
teTlng patches OF snow feet deep.
Friday; fresh westerly wind.
warm; light southerly wind
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; possibIy
th4nder showers in Sierra light westerly winds.
. For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Friday:
light westerly winds.
A G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

Sun and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-rims
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point For civ
front mission street wharf add % minutes.
FRIDAY. AUGUST TO- 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Painted Iron VIII Take
Place Of Stone on
Old Structure.
Deckhands and Firemen
on State Craft Want
More Pay.

B :: q e: :: :: :: :: !: II: :: s: s ] e.: =: !:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE.

Steamer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

n YEW YORK, Aug. AT the an
N nual meeting of the stockhold-
~ ers of the Fargo Com
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

Sun rises -..-.- 5:i9Isun sets. 7:1o